u/ThroalicRefugee

I think we can assume that KFC is going to have revolving co-hosts. Who do you want to see on the show? After all, with CZM he can pick up some other names.

Personally, while I liked the Dan/Jordan dynamic just fine, there are some dynamics that I liked equally as much. Marty Derosa, who had such a bond with what Dan could be into. Robert Evans- of course- was also a great cohost.

My want is more thoughtful researchers who also share Dan's frequent dry humour. I'm talking Molly Conger or Dan Olsen. Also, listening to Dan talk with Angela Lampsbury has been a treat.

So, one time we had a relatively popular Rap/Rock guy in house. This man has maybe shot a beer or two because they were "woke".

This was during the time people were chanting "Let's go Brandon" as a childish attempt to hide their contempt for the President at the time, I guess. I was working Grave, and heard this chant a LOT.

Turns out, a beyond capacity number of people went into one of the elevators, all chanting "Let's Go Brandon". They broke the elevator based on this, but actually didn't notice for 10-15 minutes. We did not offer compensation, as this was entirely their fault.

There are obviously... mixed opinions on this sub about the Onion taking over Infowars. I would say to give it a watch, because it mostly isn't parodying the ridiculous things Alex has said over the years, it is parodying the man- Alex Emmerich Jones.

The character Tim is going through a very contentious divorce. He's fighting over custody of his horse, and his soon-to-be ex-wife is calling in to mock him. He showed up with a bottle of JD, shirtless, and late. This week he apologized for doing this. These are all things that longtime listeners have seen numerous times. Hell, they even said day one that Alex has been replaced multiple times like Bozo the Clown, just so they could call Alex a Bozo over & over.

They are not trying to one up Alex in his rhetoric- they are trying to show him as the pathetic man he is. The character Tim is a reflection of the Real Alex Jones (who popped like a balloon back in May), and I am here for it.

I re-listened to an episode of Behind the Bastards, and remembered that Robert Evans has been mentioned numerous times on this subreddit (he has ADHD but not autism). He also responded to a post made here a year ago.

Let's compile a list of honorary autists, be they non-diagnosed or just good eggs who we want. I'll start:

Robert Evans (naturally)

Dan Friesen of the former podcast Knowledge Fight & currently doing his podcast Show Me State of Mind.

Molly Conger of the Weird Little Guys podcast.

David Lynch, director of the most autism coded movies I've ever seen.

Weird Al, famous parody songwriter/performer.

John Flansburg/John Linnel, singers/songwriters for the band They Might Be Giants.

Anyone else spring to mind?

So, I'm in the 2022 era of my relisten, and they have brought up how many times Alex has said Chicago specifically will be nuked. There's only one Sci-Fi example I can think of that fits this profile.

Shadowrun is a fairly popular TTRPG, and was far more popular in the '90s. One of the bi? g themes was insect spirits infesting people, usually using cults to convince people to stay.

When it got discovered, the equivalent to the USA nuked Chicago to try to eliminate all of the Queens.

Could this be why Alex was so adamant that there would be nuclear strikes on Chicago specifically? Does this mean that Alex is more of a nerd than how he presents himself? The world may never know.

For many of our non-USA people, InfoWars was a website for Alexwas Jones, who stated numerous times that a horrific tragedy in Sandy Hook, CT was fake. Based on numerous cases, he owes $1. billion dollars. He has not payed anything.

Instead, The Onion has taken over his former business in order to make a mockery of him personally. Also, the attempt at talking to people on main streets when evangelizing.

The last episode was character Tim drunkenly walking down a street, and seeing a JW cart briefly. I was mildly surprised, but then I remembered that A) That's what I was trained to do, and B) These people suck at this.

as many Wonks have, I am listening to the back catalogue. And in #459, Rex is on, already having left the house. But he's probably 17 at the time.

My understanding of the law is that either your parents or the court approves you for adult choices before 18. How is this even possible?