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EPISODE · Jun 24, 2026 · 46 MIN

Arby’s Has the Meats and All the Herpes

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Episode SummaryWednesday’s show serves up phone-based paranoia, a fresh crop of internet-brained lunatics, an Arby’s herpes lawsuit, and a Walmart scream-fight powered almost entirely by racial tension and cat-piss accusations. Basically, another nutritious breakfast from Distorted View Daily.Brad Carter strikes again: Tim opens with a prank call masterpiece where a fake MetroPCS employee calls customers to say he’s been watching them through their phone camera and just wanted to mention they look nice today. A perfect premise if your goal is to send strangers directly into a privacy-induced psychotic break.Podcast networking, DV style: One prank target spirals so hard Tim imagines him building a Faraday cage, while another angry weirdo becomes fresh material for the show. It’s a beautiful ecosystem of torment.New freak acquired: An absolutely unhinged man graduates from yelling about operating systems and cardstock to discussing trans wives squirting down his throat and the exact bodily-fluid boundaries he refuses to cross.Joe and the fungal shell universe: The STD legend returns with fresh horrors, including mysterious bleeding face holes, a pus-related conspiracy, and an explanation involving his parents’ stray guns that makes less sense the longer he talks.Clavicular nose-maxes into disaster: The resident looksmacks goblin defends his tiny new nose, insists he’s beautiful now, and then immediately eats shit trying to pick up women in Paris with single roses and zero charisma.Fanny pack slander: Tim takes a hard stand against the continued public acceptance of fanny packs while once again defending cargo shorts as God intended.The show opens on prank-call madness, screaming, self-shitting, and enough audio debris to make the whole intro feel like a call center staffed entirely by criminals and trauma victims.Brad Carter’s phone-camera surveillance bit gets the full Tim treatment, including a new phrase for those lonely moments when regular porn just won’t cut it: doom baiting.An Oklahoma woman is suing Arby’s and a former manager after investigators say an employee intentionally spit into her sandwich, leading to a claimed case of oral herpes.The accused former manager, Amanda Hendricks, is facing a felony poisoning charge after surveillance footage allegedly showed her lowering her head over a sandwich and contaminating it before the order went out the drive-thru window.The customer says she later developed painful lesions, tested positive for HSV-1, and now gets to live forever with the memory that a late-night Arby’s run may have permanently ruined her mouth.A viral New York Walmart clip features one woman unloading on another with a barrage of insults, including the instant-classic accusation that she smells like cat piss.The footage doesn’t actually show what started the confrontation, which does not stop the internet or the local news from turning it into a whole cultural event.Tim notes that while everyone’s debating race, harassment, and who’s the real asshole, the true star may be the random bystander quietly orbiting the chaos like a man shopping for frozen peas in hell.Myrtle Beach’s finest deal with an intoxicated woman named Josie Grossie after she allegedly clocks her friend in the head with a cup, spits on an officer, kicks him, threatens everyone in sight, and starts screaming about hot flashes and the Aryan Nation.Her poor friend Bonnie goes from vacation companion to sworn enemy in record time, earning repeated death threats on the walk to the squad car.It’s one of those bodycam clips where the suspect spends ten straight minutes insisting she did nothing wrong while actively doing more wrong things on camera.Episode HighlightsOngoing Freaks / UpdatesOpening Chaos️ Distorted NewsArby’s has the meats, and allegedly the herpesWalmart aisle warfare goes viralDrunk Disaster Theater

Episode SummaryWednesday’s show serves up phone-based paranoia, a fresh crop of internet-brained lunatics, an Arby’s herpes lawsuit, and a Walmart scream-fight powered almost entirely by racial tension and cat-piss accusations. Basically, another nutritious breakfast from Distorted View Daily.Brad Carter strikes again: Tim opens with a prank call masterpiece where a fake MetroPCS employee calls customers to say he’s been watching them through their phone camera and just wanted to mention they look nice today. A perfect premise if your goal is to send strangers directly into a privacy-induced psychotic break.Podcast networking, DV style: One prank target spirals so hard Tim imagines him building a Faraday cage, while another angry weirdo becomes fresh material for the show. It’s a beautiful ecosystem of torment.New freak acquired: An absolutely unhinged man graduates from yelling about operating systems and cardstock to discussing trans wives squirting down his throat and the exact bodily-fluid boundaries he refuses to cross.Joe and the fungal shell universe: The STD legend returns with fresh horrors, including mysterious bleeding face holes, a pus-related conspiracy, and an explanation involving his parents’ stray guns that makes less sense the longer he talks.Clavicular nose-maxes into disaster: The resident looksmacks goblin defends his tiny new nose, insists he’s beautiful now, and then immediately eats shit trying to pick up women in Paris with single roses and zero charisma.Fanny pack slander: Tim takes a hard stand against the continued public acceptance of fanny packs while once again defending cargo shorts as God intended.The show opens on prank-call madness, screaming, self-shitting, and enough audio debris to make the whole intro feel like a call center staffed entirely by criminals and trauma victims.Brad Carter’s phone-camera surveillance bit gets the full Tim treatment, including a new phrase for those lonely moments when regular porn just won’t cut it: doom baiting.An Oklahoma woman is suing Arby’s and a former manager after investigators say an employee intentionally spit into her sandwich, leading to a claimed case of oral herpes.The accused former manager, Amanda Hendricks, is facing a felony poisoning charge after surveillance footage allegedly showed her lowering her head over a sandwich and contaminating it before the order went out the drive-thru window.The customer says she later developed painful lesions, tested positive for HSV-1, and now gets to live forever with the memory that a late-night Arby’s run may have permanently ruined her mouth.A viral New York Walmart clip features one woman unloading on another with a barrage of insults, including the instant-classic accusation that she smells like cat piss.The footage doesn’t actually show what started the confrontation, which does not stop the internet or the local news from turning it into a whole cultural event.Tim notes that while everyone’s debating race, harassment, and who’s the real asshole, the true star may be the random bystander quietly orbiting the chaos like a man shopping for frozen peas in hell.Myrtle Beach’s finest deal with an intoxicated woman named Josie Grossie after she allegedly clocks her friend in the head with a cup, spits on an officer, kicks him, threatens everyone in sight, and starts screaming about hot flashes and the Aryan Nation.Her poor friend Bonnie goes from vacation companion to sworn enemy in record time, earning repeated death threats on the walk to the squad car.It’s one of those bodycam clips where the suspect spends ten straight minutes insisting she did nothing wrong while actively doing more wrong things on camera.Episode HighlightsOngoing Freaks / UpdatesOpening Chaos️ Distorted NewsArby’s has the meats, and allegedly the herpesWalmart aisle warfare goes viralDrunk Disaster Theater

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