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Luke and Andrew discover that Lil Nas X's satanic sneakers may be losing value while Nike tries to recall them? They suspect J.G. Wentworth might have something to do with it.
DROPS OF ST2PIDER: MATCHUP #3Andrew fills-in Luke about his big Vaccination Day activities, and Luke is in love with a special moment during a Met's broadcast. Plus, there's a ketchup emergency in the U.S., and the TBTL Drops of Stupider contest continues with matchup #2 (vote below!)
DROPS OF ST2PIDER: MATCHUP #2Luke is reeaaally leaning into his inner 11 year-old, and it's not a problem at all, thank you very much. Plus, he and Andrew kick off this year's Drops of St2pider contest for listeners to vote on their favorite TBTL moments of all time. (Link for voting is below!)
DROPS OF ST2PIDER: ROUND ONEToday's matchup pits the TBTL Cereal show up against the live Minnesota State Fair episode.
Chet Haze's attempts to create a "White Boy Summer" are...problematic. Plus, a weird SNL skit gives Andrew the giggles, and listeners call-in with stories of people cutting in front of them in line (and how they handled it.)
Luke and Andrew finally address an awkward moment in their friendship that they'd never discussed before. They also take a moment to remember how funny It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia is while discussing their body image issues.
Luke and Andrew try to recover after losing their minds over a baseball game last night. Plus, Nike is trying to recall Lil Nas X's "satan shoes" from the 665 people who alright bought them.
Andrew finds his old PDA from 2004 and powers it up to find some old notes he wrote for himself. He and Luke and are also happy to hear that Volkswagen is now being investigated by the SEC for lying about changing its name to "Voltswagen."
Luke and Andrew learn that Volkswagen was, indeed, lying about changing its name, and now they are going back to never believing anything ever again. Also, Luke's trip to the Apple store gave him some real Red Dawn vibes.
Luke and Andrew test out a new recording device that either allows them or forces them to look at each other during the show, depending on whom you ask. Plus, Volkswagen finally admits that Luke was right all along and agrees to change its name to "Voltswagen."
Luke discovers a British betting site where people were wagering on the Suez Canal situation...and a lot of other fascinating stuff. Plus, according to some recent TikToks, Papa John is not doing super great?
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