S03_E18 Thousand Dollar Total Recall

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Hey everyone, we are going to try and keep releasing these regularly, or at least lie about it every few months. In real life this was recorded over a month ago, but it's always summer at Party Among Yourselves HQ, unless it's Winter, which it will be in a few days. This episode I saved Josh's marriage from total disaster, but I think Melissa won't even notice. Enjoy! This episode explores: YLW is always under construction and the snacks are lacking. Should Brody add to the homeless problem in Kelowna? Driving with a 16 year old…what if she’s good? Who got a card?? Car surprises Can we do a Karate? Brody ruins his shoulder and his upcoming fishing trip. Ultimate guitar hero challenge. Josh is the strongest boy in Stanley Park Brody can’t ride a bike with gears, also he lies about going to the gym a lot. Douglas Mattress story. Josh asks how to move a mattress. Brody was a grocery store dog move, garbage human. Can you eat sugar cereal in your 40’s? Fishing lies Brody believed Outtakes: Douglas mattress story behind the scenes. ***I thought we had music for the "Who got a card" reoccurring segment, but I got impatient and left a gap.

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