Episode 94: Highway to the Danger Zone — The guys tear apart two silly studies and discuss the horror of a 6-year-old driving, then interview the folks from Game Sammich in Buzzfeed. Also, Chris issues a warning about swearing, Dave counts the days until his wedding, and Shaun has a dream that no one cares about.
Headlines
- Study says voice texting is as dangerous as regular texting while driving
- Police stop 6-year-old who was driving for chinese food
- Study says just tasting beer may encourage more beer drinking
Secondary Segment — Buzzfeed
- An interview with Brad LeClerc (@bradleclerc), Errn Dalton (@errniegerrn) and Kevin Medeiros (@kevin__medeiros) of Game Sammich.
Credits
Music:
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“Champion” by KJACK music beds
- “Main Theme (Valkyria Chronicles)” by Hitoshi Sakimoto
- “With Mila’s Divine Protection” by Noriyuki Iwadare
- “Arkham City Main Theme” by Nick Arundel
- “Night at the Octodrag” by Thee Jaguar Sharks
Production Assistance: Tony Robinson, Executive Producer 
Announcer: Molly Robinson
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He did not break my heart (I broke his . . . whoooooops) and HEY! The cards were a gift. They were dumb starter packs. I feel great about keeping them.
And because I actually have life experience about your next topic . . . this doesn’t make me look great . . . but I broke up with a fiance once as well, and I paid for half of the ring, but the center stone was his mother’s, so I gave it back, and he said he’d pay me back for the hundreds of dollars I paid (which . . . I’m gonna go on record and say is messed up that I paid for that at all) and HE HAS NEVER PAID ME BACK. I mean, again, I broke his heart, so I guess that’s the price I have to pay, but . . . still kind of bitter. It was a lot of money. Rings are like new cars though, terrible resale value; so it wasn’t that I wanted to keep it, I just want dem cash monies.
POINT BEING: if a woman doesn’t pay anything for the ring, and/or if it’s some kind of groom family heirloom, she should give it back. If she paid for it and it’s not some kind of family heirloom? Get it, girl.