In episode 23 of "Weird with a Side of Bacon," the hosts share bizarre news and personal stories, including Seattle's hidden underground city, a Harvard morgue manager selling body parts, and a woman's awkward dilemma about cleaning her mom's "sex sheets." With plenty of adult humor and playful banter, the hosts rate each story on their signature "bacon scale" and discuss boundaries, weird history, and the quirks of family life. The episode wraps up with listener engagement reminders and the show's trademark encouragement to "keep it weird."

Host Introductions & Personal Story: "Americans and English at the Zoo" (00:00:50) Hosts introduce themselves; Trevor shares a story about kids playing "Americans and English" at the zoo.

Discussion: Secret Service or Wedding at the Zoo (00:02:47) Hosts discuss seeing people dressed in black with earpieces at the zoo, speculating about a wedding or security.

Explaining the Bacon Rating System (00:03:15) Introduction to the podcast's 1-4 bacon rating system for story weirdness.

Story 1: The Mariko Aoki Phenomenon (00:04:05) Trevor explains the urge to poop when entering bookstores or libraries, its origins, and possible causes.

Story 2: 911 Wins Pick 3 Lottery in North Carolina (00:12:24) Misty shares news about 5,151 tickets winning with the number 911 in a lottery drawing.

Story 3: Listener Email – Shower Steamer Mix-Up (00:17:39) Stephanie reads a listener's email about a shower steamer mistaken for poop in the shower.

Story 4: Seattle's Underground City (00:19:49) Trevor tells the history of Seattle's Pioneer Square, flooding, toilets, the Great Seattle Fire, and the creation of the underground city.

Story 5: Harvard Morgue Manager Sells Body Parts (00:32:16) Misty reports on a Harvard morgue manager sentenced for selling body parts, including skin for bookbinding.

Story 6: Am I the Asshole? – Refusing to Wash Mom's Sex Sheets (00:40:49) Stephanie shares an "Am I the Asshole?" story about a son refusing to wash his mom's sheets after she had sex.

Podcast Wrap-Up & Social Media Plugs (00:47:18) Hosts thank listeners, promote their social media, and encourage sending in stories.