#140 Nobody's Getting Laid

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Aaron, Chris, & Rich talk about The Walking Dead, the new Star Wars movie, people who believe in zombies, a real Salem witch trial, Lego allegedly censoring a Chinese artist, a stolen horse body in Florida, somebody inventing a tractor beam, Donald Trump & Ben Carson, & monopolies. Thank you for listening on iTunes, Stitcher, & ChristopherMedia.net

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