I'm not a slab of deli meat

Another week, another episode! In this one, Bean and Don cover some news, including an update about a story they covered last year (Episode 3 -The call is coming from inside the house) where a Georgia doctor decapitated a baby during birth, an airline weighing passengers to avoid over or under fueling, the Pokemon lawsuit possibility of Palworld and the intense server costs. Don also covers the question of whether parents share any responsibility for their children's actions as demonstrated by the conviction of Jennifer Crumbley, who was found guilty Tuesday of four counts of involuntary manslaughter in the November 30, 2021, mass shooting at Oxford High School in Michigan, in which their son Ethan killed four students and wounded six students and a teacher. --Join our Discord-- Email us your thoughts or suggestions at [email protected] SEO BS ---- Summary In this episode, Don and Bean discuss various news stories and updates. They cover a hospital incident where a baby's head was ripped off during delivery, airlines weighing passengers at the gate, a friend joining the Marine Corps, a man spray painting squirrels, the dream of uploading consciousness to the cloud, a lawsuit surrounding the Pal World game, and a mother being charged in a school shooting. The conversation explores the case of Jennifer Crumbly, the mother of the Oxford High School shooter, and the implications of her being charged with involuntary manslaughter. It delves into the responsibility and consequences of parents in preventing school shootings, as well as the ethical dilemmas they may face. The discussion also touches on the importance of gun safety and responsible parenting. Additionally, the hosts express nostalgia for the now-defunct toy store, Toys R Us. Takeaways The importance of accountability and responsibility in various situations The need for proper mental health care and support The potential consequences of neglecting warning signs The impact of breaking the law and enabling dangerous behavior