Ep 58: Cold as Butt Cheeks

Technical difficulties, blankets, and microphones kick off this episode before we get into knock-knock jokes, dinosaur jokes, and a brand new story about a mysterious portal and a strange blob planet. We also play Loaded Questions, talk about the Camp Casey lunch menu (which is VERY important), debate future pets like Cookie the dog and Taco the teeny tiny turtle, and finish with some shout-outs… including RIP Peanut.

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