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Luke is getting into heavy metal (especially if it's played by children), and Andrew's taking his bone collecting habit to the next level.
Luke swings by Walsh, Walsh and Doormat, where Cranky Yandy has some hot takes about his local Cat Cafe. Plus, L.L. Bean changes is famous "lifetime return" policy.
Andrew gets a surprise massage from a drunk guy and finds it oddly enjoyable. Meanwhile, Luke is shocked by the candor of Seattle Hometown Music Hero Quincy Jones.
Luke discovers an online windfall, which has Cranky Yandy wishing he had "Fireworks" money. Plus, one of the longer discussions of Printer Formatting you're likely to hear this week on a moderately popular podcast.
Luke and Andrew are amazed by, delighted by and in awe of the Tesla that Elon Musk just shot into space. Plus, someone stole some intellectual property from Luke (Dr. Katz's son, we're looking in your direction.)
Luke has some ideas for a new TBTL segment, but he has to run them by Andrew first. Plus, there's a lot of Ramblin' On A Road To Nowhere With Some Jive Talk.
Luke and Andrew are back, baby! They look back at their 24-hour misadventures, dissect some of yesterday's best and worst Super Bowl commercials, and accidentally talk about a viral video produced by their former employers.
The TBTL 10th Vaniversary marathon concludes with a live show at Re-Bar in Seattle, and things get a little chippy! Luke, Sean, Jen and Andrew sing some songs, argue about Rock 'n' Roll, and share some homemade candles with their lovers.
It's part 9 of the TBTL 10th Vaniversary marathon, and it's the final show from the van! Andrew asks Luke, Sean and Jen to talk about TBTL in the old days, and listeners call-in to talk about what TBTL means to them. And everyone tries not to cry.
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