FU to Jean for Taking Out Patrick Stewart
Episode 56 min 5s

FU to Jean for Taking Out Patrick Stewart

Ron shows up wearing a New York City Marathon medal… from 1999. What follows is one of the greatest marathon stories ever told on a podcast: starting on the Verrazano, holding it for hours, then the entire field (men and women) turning the bridge into a wind-blown golden shower while Ron gets sprayed in the face. “If you’re into golden showers, run the New York City Marathon.”Then Opie drops his first FU: FU to Gene. No one gets it. It takes the entire episode (and a full Captain America-suited Erik Marino arrival) before the truth comes out. Also on the menu: Ron steaming White Castle cheeseburgers on camera (the missing pickles become a national crisis), a surprisingly scientific debate about dry farts vs. wet farts, FU to the Talking Heads for refusing to reunite after 50 years, FU to Joe Rogan for declaring himself “politically homeless,” and Unfiltered Person of the Week candidates that include a live Jonestown reference and a guy who will plead to life in prison… for a Philly cheesesteak with onions, fries, and a 20-oz Pepsi.Pure FU Friday chaos. No one is doing content like this.

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