S04_E04 Smooth Like Jelly

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Josh loses a wallet in a long history of losing wallets. Brody edits out a sneeze, can you find it? Change used to be the same as finding candy What’s your favourite candy memory? Finding money and cleaning up. Kids be stealing with their grubby kid hands. You can’t trust children and change Josh plugs Starbucks again Brody tackles that transmission Josh hates having a vehicle The air is awful, Josh has a tan, will barely be in a wheelchair Josh went commando Brody is the worst co-pilot Josh is not greedy with death, the show will go on New Denver gas pumping laws are the Wild West. Owen knows how to hustle and the hustle is working for him (He’s got that candy hustle) Mortadella sandwiches and the Mandarin Brody’s doing a road trip with his Chinese girlfriend Would you pay for more memory? The Calgary debate is put to rest with a third option. Ricardo meets the saddest man on earth

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