EPISODE · Sep 26, 2018 · 1H 9M

Me-sles

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#What made the internet angry this week? Dale loves clickbait. Communicable diseases are making a comeback in a BIG way. Want to feel old? 9/11 would be graduating highschool this year. We learn why Dale hates books. Why do people eat chestnuts? Ticketmaster is evil, but capitalism is great! A comedian expresses distasteful opinions conveniently at the same time they have a new show coming out! Jimmy Fallon will always suck. The Beatles had some weird masturbatory habits. Bert and Ernie - the degayte continues. Talking points: How Nike lost Steph Curry Measles case confirmed in Vancouver To dogs, humans are elves FUCK TICKETMASTER Norm Macdonald has some bad opinions Oh, THAT'S why they call it 'The White Album' Classic he said/he said Songs: 'Family Reunion' by Graduating Life (Derek's pick) 'Canoe Song' by Mounties (Dale's pick)

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What made the internet angry this week? Dale loves clickbait. Communicable diseases are making a comeback in a BIG way. Want to feel old? 9/11 would be graduating highschool this year. We learn why Dale hates books. Why do people eat chestnuts? Ticketmaster is evil, but capitalism is great! A comedian expresses distasteful opinions conveniently at the same time they have a new show coming out! Jimmy Fallon will always suck. The Beatles had some weird masturbatory habits. Bert and Ernie - the degayte continues.

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