Strap yourselves in folks! We talk about pretty much everything controversial in this one! First, We come out with our O faces on for the Olympics. BG talks about competing for Canada in Washington for the Hair Olympics and shows off her FIREY jacket. We discuss the OPENING CEREMONIES SCANDAL and end up talking about people's Tolerance for HUMANITY. BG gets emotional discussing the Olympic horse trainer scandal and we ask how much people should be punished for their pasts? We talk about too many KEYBOARD WARRIORS issuing death threats, Trumps maxi pad ear cover and HANGNAILS. BG has fun at Horsey kids camp and we discuss the loose premise of MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE. Would You Rather SWIM in a POOL of NUTELLA or MAPLE SYRUP?
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