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Feb 27, 2020 28 min

Episode 13 | Bees, TV Hijacking, And One Bad Egg

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Cover your noses for this one, 'cause Ivan just brought in an egg most foul. A real stinker. Also, a word of warning: whatever you do, DON'T eat eggs that reak of pee! Talking Points: Press 'B' to pay respects, Max Headroom hijacking, and virgin boy eggs (the food, not the...you know what I mean) Intro/Outro music: Art of Silence by Uniq Interlude music: Lullaby by Joakim Karud

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