The Unconventional Conventionist: ODO 31

It's been a year since I started making this podcast so I started looking back at how much I've grown in the past year. Then I yak about just how dumb political conventions are. Bullshit From the News Strip Club to Donate Lap Dance Proceeds to Flood ReliefThe Blue Parrot Cabaret in Morgantown, West Virginia is raising money for flood relief in southern W. VA. by donating a portion of the money from lap dances to charity. What better way is there to help those most hurt by the flood damage than to get a lap dance?Man Leads Police on High Speed Chase Across 2 Counties Because He Was "Bored"A man in Washington state lead police on a high speed car chase that lead authorities back and forth across 2 counties. After his arrest the man claimed he just did it because he was bored.I don't know about you, but if I were "bored" I would think a little longer about what to do if "try to outrun a bunch of angry cops" is even an option.Subscribe and Rate on iTunesAndroid users try the Google Play Music AppFollow me on Twitter @odddadoutSupport the "Odd Dad Out Podcast" and "Mom and Dad Cuss" at patreon.com/odddadout Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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