After Timothy Zero airs an episode of Boot & Sink in which his friend Del claims Richard Nixon was a warlock who initiated Ronald Reagan into the occult, Timothy suddenly finds himself the target of two very different groups of Nixon devotees.

After hearing Timothy’s fog vodka taste test, Del Rigsby has some serious concerns. Timothy decides the best way to put his mind at ease is to introduce him to Marina Vale. Instead, he may have accidentally created the most dangerous research team in Bandit’s Nook.

Coming out of a bookstore, Timothy sees a noodle truck called spicy noods, and running the truck is Do you think you can take them owner Harlan Davies. They discuss the future of food trucks for him and the bane of his existence. His other food truck, Bisqued off.

What else is there to do on a lonely Friday night then to taste test homade experimental vodka with Mirana Vale. What could go wrong?

In a town that complains about fog, Marina Vale has appointed herself its greatest defender. Timothy meets Bandit’s Nook’s self-proclaimed Fog Steward to discuss fog harvesting, atmospheric liquor, seventeen varieties of mist, and the mysterious phenomenon known only as The Emperor.

Del listened to my Reagan episode and decided I got exactly one thing wrong: the conclusion. According to Del, Ronald Reagan was absolutely a warlock, Richard Nixon taught him sorcery at Bohemian Grove, Watergate was failed political thaumaturgy, and a photograph of Nixon jumping proves he could levitate.

Watching over the information desk while everyone is at lunch. Timothy Zero decides to ruin an old republican's day, by telling him that Ronald Reagan was into the occult.

A local fighting legend comes back home to Bandit's Nook. With all the stories about him, no one knows what to believe. So Timothy Zero sits down with the man behind the legend and carefully tries to interview him, without making him angry.