#179 - Damn Dahmer, back at it again!

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On this episode I go over the new Netflix show 'Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story' - How messed up it all was...and apparently Budweiser beer is to blame? Blame it on the beer company eh?! Besides Dahmer, I chat about how crazy the SMILE movie promo's are. Creepy smiling people at live events. So wild. SO SMART. Oh...and a documentary called TICKLED. Watch that. Seriously, it's so interesting and incredibly weird. - Budwieser/Dahmer/Lawsuit Article: delawareohionews.com/national-news TICKLED Official Trailer: [Youtube Link] - Follow me on Instagram @itsdannytodd The Danny Toddcast Facebook

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