The hosts discuss a variety of bizarre news stories, including a Bigfoot performance art protest in New Hampshire and a pot grower lured by a fake ransom note. The episode features a recurring theme of British snowstorms and a heavy promotional push for AdamandEve.com.
The hosts tackle a variety of listener emails, ranging from a 13-year-old fan's parents' disapproval to questions about Tod's past in a rap group. The conversation devolves into riffs on pornography preferences, physical attributes, and Tod's relationship with his fiancée.
Marc discusses a hypothetical romantic relationship with an attractive woman from Great Britain, leading to a debate about the merits of moving to England for a 'sugar mama'. The hosts riff on British stereotypes, the logistics of international citizenship, and Marc's past struggles with his Florida accent.
The hosts discuss their new studio equipment and a celebratory toast with champagne for Mike Cioffi. The conversation shifts to childhood nostalgia, board games, and a debate over whether Marc should sell his vintage toy collection to fund a television pilot.
The hosts discuss the acquisition of a new studio table via Craigslist and the logistical help of a listener. Tod shares a frustrating story about a failed attempt to buy a ping pong table from a flaky seller in Irvine, leading to a tangent about the obscurity of Lakewood.