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Sep 25, 2015 2 hr 1 min

Episode 6: Nebbishy Vulnerability

from Road Work Hosted by Dan Benjamin

John and Dan talk about monetizing the pizza rat, criks, shanty towns, survival bags, pocket knives and switchblades, when to use a machete, the stockpiler impulse, the line between necessity and luxury, owning 24 blazers, the perfect spork, feather allergies, death dinners, post-apocalyptic fantasies, and misremembered hip-hop lyrics. Links for this episode: New York City rat taking pizza home on the subway - YouTube You Love Pizza Rat. You Don't Own Pizza Rat | WIRED Jukin Media: A multi-platform media and entertainment company Pizza Rat: Our newest obsession - CNN.com Matt Little (@themattlittle) | Twitter The three stages of going viral in 2015, according to the Pizza Rat meme - The Washington Post Krist Novoselic - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Stream - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Urban Dictionary: crik Minecraft Shanty town - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Levi's 501 Shrink to Fit - Shop Shrink to Fit Jeans | Levi's® Amazon.com: Buck Knives 110BRS Folding Hunter Knife: Sports & Outdoors Amazon.com : BUCK 110 50th Anniversary Ebony Diamond Wood Folding Hunter Stainless Pocket Knife : Sports & Outdoors Ira Elliot - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Nada Surf - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Amazon.com : Switchblade Comb : Hair Combs : Beauty Charvet® Shirts: Shop at $485.00+ | STYLIGHT Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Juggalo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Brought to you by Wealthfront (Visit Wealthfront.com/5by5 to get your first $15,000 managed for free) and Pond5 (For 25% off your next purchase of royalty-free media just visit Pond5.com and enter the 'ROADWORK' at checkout).

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