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Episode 79: Greg's Diner

EPISODE · Sep 20, 2017 · 59 MIN

Episode 79: Greg's Diner

from Burger Edition · host Cold Moon

In which a Whales man swims across the Hoover dam because he thinks he can. Sebastien and Matthew discuss their own mortality and how to write letters that don't sound suicidal. Does a pillowcase full of chocolate, some Dutch candies, and frozen toes make for an ideal camping trip? Has Matthew finally found a totally tolerable tomato? Did we eat a burger this week? Listen in and find out!

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