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Dec 16, 2016 1 hr 22 min

S1E26 - How Much Raptor?

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This week Jesse and Kevin talk about Hobbits kissing, good and bad covers of songs from Hamilton, how to make tea if you're a snob, unpopular opinions about the Yeti ramblers, finding beer on a college campus, weird foods, weird infused vodkas, Kevin's weird collections, cool Christmas presents, and rabid puppies. Links The Hamilton Mixtape is out. Kevin likes Queen Latifah and Jesse hates Jimmy Fallon. Jesse really likes Childish Gambino's new album "Awaken, My Love!". His show Atlanta is also great. Kevin uses a Zojirushi kettle and Jesse likes their travel mugs. Jesse accidentally bought a very bad tea kettle. Kevin does Penny Arcade pin trading. Kevin discusses various sorting algorithms. Cards Against Humanity dug a tremendous hole in the earth. Kevin introduces Jesse to the works of Chuck Tingle.

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