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A discussion of creepy butterflies and giant crazed birds leads inevitably to the topic of parasites.
Hippies with parasites, angry hippies, magician hippies, a mysterious vampire hippie, and more.
A review of James Bond movies leads to a heated debate regarding the respective commercial value of the prolific and disposable henchman versus the elite and invaluable ninja.
Rick, a believer in the savory pleasures of steel-cut oats, interrogates Nick concerning his disgust with the “sham” of what early-risers call “breakfast”.
This episode has been eaten by wolves.
In the middle of podcasting, a mysterious phone call from R allures Rick, Nick, and special guest Frank to a house of flop piled with diapers, cigarette butts, and dirty dishes. Against the annoying backdrop of a squalid house of floppers, Rick and Frank interview Rar about his job installing giant inflatable gorilla balloons at car dealerships.
Nick’s discovery of voice synthesizer software leads him to start a phonesex hotline, which he asks Rick to test.
The Death Ship: Episode 4