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The crew welcomes stand-up comedy superstar Dane Cook to the broadcast to unpack his hit Netflix documentary, Funny Money. Dane opens up about the devastating betrayal by his half-brother, who embezzled millions of dollars while serving as his business manager at the height of his arena-selling career. He reflects on his early days grinding through New England comedy clubs, the therapy and resilience it took to recover from going rags-to-riches-to-rags, and the comedic impact statement he nearly read inside a Massachusetts courtroom.

The crew welcomes stand-up comedy superstar Dane Cook to the broadcast to unpack his hit Netflix documentary, Funny Money. Dane opens up about the devastating betrayal by his half-brother, who embezzled millions of dollars while serving as his business manager at the height of his arena-selling career. He reflects on his early days grinding through New England comedy clubs, the therapy and resilience it took to recover from going rags-to-riches-to-rags, and the comedic impact statement he nearly read inside a Massachusetts courtroom.

To test the room's historical trivia, Greg hosts a pop quiz on the signature cocktails and favorite drinks of U.S. presidents—from George Washington's rye whiskey and JFK's daiquiris to Barack Obama's White House honey ale. The hosts also preview next week's 36th annual Lend a Helping Can charity auction, highlighting major online and on-air items benefiting families across New Hampshire and Vermont.

In "What's the Buzz," the team discusses Noah Kahan's Fenway Park ticket queue chaos, Mariska Hargitay's massive Law & Order: SVU salary, and the infamous "pillowcase method" for roasting a Thanksgiving turkey. The week wraps up with listener venting in "The Weekly Punch in the Face," taking aim at careless delivery drivers, impossible-to-peel mangoes, and limp french fries.

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The crew kicks off Friday the 13th dealing with a massive nationwide email server outage that has left half the room locked out of their company inboxes. Scotty sets the spooky holiday mood by showing up in a bloody hockey mask hoodie-snuggie, prompting Greg to unveil a 1960 physics prediction claiming the world's population would cause global collapse on this exact date.

In "Five Things You Need to Know," Scotty breaks down a new travel survey revealing how many items the average American forgets while packing, Kayla explores the evolutionary and seasonal reasons why people feel hungrier during the fall, and Kelly highlights research linking high-caffeine energy drinks to serious heart problems. Laura also shocks the studio with a bizarre medical trend involving Botox injections in sensitive places, leading Greg to ponder how over-the-counter pain relievers actually know where to travel inside the human body.

The hosts dive into Friday the 13th superstitions—from missing 13th floors in high-rise hotels to airlines seeing massive booking drops—before facing off alongside callers Roy and Rich in the weekly "Friday Feud". The teams battle over survey answers covering attractive athletes, morning farm chores, and everyday items with zippers.

Before welcoming stand-up star Dane Cook to discuss his hit Netflix documentary Funny Money, Greg tests Scotty's encyclopedic horror knowledge with a rapid-fire pop quiz on Jason Voorhees' most bizarre on-screen weapons.

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The crew kicks off Thursday morning debating seasonal colognes, scented candles, and the inevitable arrival of New England snow. After Kelly recaps the Boston Celtics' massive 22-point comeback win led by Jayson Tatum, the conversation takes a hilarious detour down memory lane when a listener requests a classic Georgia Satellites track. Recalling Laura's college days entering bikini contests, the hosts brainstorm a wildly inappropriate summer management tour—complete with themed events at hockey rinks, hardware stores, and barbecue joints.

In news and pop culture, the team reacts to ESPN warning its employees against using non-public injury reports on prediction betting markets like Kalshi and Polymarket. The room also breaks down the most preposterous television storylines in history, roasting the over-the-top disasters on Fox's 9-1-1 alongside classic premises like Hogan's Heroes.

Listeners chime in for Scotty's "Pick One" music challenge, matching the hosts' musical moods on tracks from Christina Aguilera, Justin Timberlake, Whitney Houston, 4 Non Blondes, Marc Cohn, and Simon & Garfunkel to score tickets to the Trans-Siberian Orchestra.

The hour wraps with a look at solemn etiquette after guards at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier reprimanded visitors during a Veterans Day ceremony, a debate on the best way to eat heavily frosted cupcakes, and a breakdown of Amazon's new indoor Ring drone security camera.

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The crew kicks off the second half of the broadcast incredulous over a wild headline from South Carolina, where a father was arrested after leaving his six-year-old daughter sleeping outside a Target overnight to hold his spot in line for Pokémon cards. This leads into a spin of the "Wheel of Problems," which lands on "Easily Grossed Out". The studio and callers trade hilarious confessions about weak stomachs, terrible gag reflexes, maggots, finger-licking habits, and the trauma of overly enthusiastic tongue depressors at the doctor's office.

Looking ahead to next week's 36th annual Lend a Helping Can radio auction, the hosts preview major on-air and online auction items, including courtside Celtics seats with Brian Scalabrine, framed photography, gaming consoles, and generators to help feed families across New Hampshire and Vermont.

The mood brightens considerably during the weekly "Good News" segment, as listeners call and text in with uplifting updates ranging from milestone sobriety anniversaries and clear cancer biopsies to paying off car loans and welcoming new grandchildren. The crew also remembers the 56th anniversary of the infamous Oregon exploding whale incident.

In "What's the Buzz," the hosts cover bizarre stories including Gen Z smokers calling cigarettes a "plant-based" alternative to vaping, a Miami news anchor facing workplace backlash over racy festival photos, and Jelly Roll taking down a giant pinup portrait of his ex-wife Bunnie Xo at his Nashville bar.

To wrap up the morning, Laura heads into the record room for the "Final Vinyl" and spins Steppenwolf's classic 1968 hit "Magic Carpet Ride," before Greg previews upcoming guests like local Instagram comedian Polly B and stand-up star Dane Cook.

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The crew welcomes Concord, New Hampshire native and viral social media sensation Polly B (@itsme_pollyb) to the post-show podcast for an unfiltered, laugh-out-loud conversation. Polly shares how COVID-19 boredom and a knitting machine launched her into internet fame, growing her audience to nearly two million followers across TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook—and making it nearly impossible to shop at her local Market Basket without getting stopped for photos. Getting candid about the business of going viral, Polly pulls back the curtain on creator monetization, revealing the surprisingly low payouts behind a 125-million-view video and explaining how platform algorithms make it tough to cash in on massive engagement. The conversation shifts into hilarious, uncensored territory as Polly and the hosts trade outrageous, unspoken observations—from covering coffee cups to block "old people flakes" to debating bizarre body-part theories and awkward handshake etiquette. Before wrapping up, Polly shares how parenthood completely cured her gag reflex, Greg recounts a disastrous diaper-changing story from his early days as a dad, and Laura gives an update on her busy schedule prepping for next week's 36th annual Lend a Helping Can radio auction.

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