This episode hits HARD. Mike and Dylan react to two absolutely wild Reddit stories that will leave you speechless.
STORY 1: The Impossible Pregnancy - A woman calls her girlfriend of 4 years crying. She's 13 weeks pregnant. There's just one problem: they're both women, and she swears she hasn't cheated. You won't believe where this one goes.
STORY 2: The Mother Who Cried Sick - A 15-year-old girl weighing only 82 pounds finally gets the courage to ask Reddit after her mom has been lying about her symptoms for 5 years. What unfolds is a terrifying case of Munchausen syndrome by proxy with life-altering medications and an eating disorder.
Plus: Mike's brutal honesty about Amy's cooking, "big black hawks" for home security, and why Dylan can't stop talking about BBC (bacon bacon cheeseburgers, you perverts).
TRIGGER WARNINGS: Big Black Hawks
TIMESTAMPS:
- 00:00:00 - Intro & Dylan Name Spelling Bit
- 00:03:45 - "Am I the Angel?" Parody Subreddit Discussion
- 00:04:01 - STORY 1: Lesbian Couple Pregnancy Mystery BEGINS
- 00:33:58 - STORY 2: Teen Exposes Mom's Medical Lies BEGINS
- 01:03:00 - Dylan's "God Bless America" Story (Hilarious Tangent)
- 01:07:00 - Mike's Dog's Ass vs. Rosemary Chicken Story
- 01:15:00 - Dylan's Grass-Fed vs. Regular Beef Discussion
- 01:26:00 - Deer Jerky in Denton, Texas (With Racial Commentary)
- 01:28:00 - Wrap-Up
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