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Pete and Tup guest star on the podcast, arriving just in time to discuss fresh ideas like: was O.J. guilty? if so, of what? Pete considers becoming a famous Russian face slap fighter.  Tup gets the names of a few bastas wrong. 

Tup joins Pete on the podcast again by popular demand.  The two make some real headway on trending topics like: "The Sleeveless Man", and Pete's failed plan to become a kindergarten teacher.  Pete quits the podcast, starts a new one, and then quits that one.

Pete joins Tup this week on the podcast to discuss whether old timey people blamed the bad smells coming from themselves and everyone else on ghosts.  A guy named "Eddie" Yao Ming is discussed.

Pete and Tup take some time out of their busy podcasting schedules to podcast about the devastating impact this virus is having on the cult industry.  Pete abandons his fellow laundry conspiracy theorists and goes back to using detergent.

Pete asks Tup about a few things that, luckily, neither of them know the first thing about.  Both acclaimed podcasters fail to come up with the word "doorway." 

Tup has a great episode, Pete phones it in (literally) in this action packed podcast where both podcasters discuss various topics together on the same podcast.  Pete accidentally washes his clothes with fabric softener in a sink.  

Pete and Tup talk about the system, the unabomber, Edwards James Olmos, and start a new comedic death video production company.

Pete and Tup hit a few of the big issues all the governments of the world are focused on: why you can't pull yourself on a sled, Bob Lazar, and the impact of allowing animals to live until they die before killing them for food. 

Tup and Pete discuss concrete solutions to real world problems such as face blindness, split brains and ASMR.  

Pete and Tup discuss a few things, none of which can be known without listening back to the entire thing, which I do not plan on doing right now.  You can bet a few of the topics were worth your time, and you can lose that bet.