ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Just like Bill Hicks' final performance on David Letterman, this episode was just too controversial to air at the time. After much litigation and the intervention of the Pennsylvania Attorney General we are free to air this episode. Recorded on October 15, Omar and Denis discuss homophones and the story of WWII holdout Second Lieutenant Hiroo Onoda. Then Dennie Brasco drunksplains how to dress for the cold weather. Middle song: "A True Story of a Story of True Love" by The Books. Outro song: "The First Vietnamese War" by The Black Angels.
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