A 91-year-old woman missed her daily welfare call because she was busy trying to beat her video-game record—and police found her just fine. That's one of the lighter surprises in Episode 40. The hosts also dig into the pre-anesthesia surgeon Robert Liston, whose frantic operation reportedly killed three people, and an 18th-century "rescue" technique that involved blowing tobacco smoke up drowning victims' rectums. Plus: a cheating boyfriend exposed by his spectacularly bad keto breath, a serial butt-sniffer caught on camera, and a Thanksgiving stand mixer presented with strings attached. Strange history, stranger headlines, and plenty of bacon ratings await.

Meet the Hosts and Clockwise Debate (00:00:51)

Trevor introduces the show and hosts; Misty and Trevor debate which way is clockwise.

Personal Story: Dog on a Motorcycle (00:02:55)

Misty describes seeing a German shepherd riding in a basket attached to a motorcycle.

Surgeon Robert Liston (00:05:56) Trevor tells how the fast, reckless surgeon Robert Liston caused a notorious three-person death toll.

Welfare Check Finds Gamer Grandma (00:14:38)

A 91-year-old woman misses her check-in because she is focused on beating her video-game record.

Cheating Exposed by Keto Breath (00:21:43)

A woman learns her former date was seeing someone else after his bad breath connects the two women.

Historical "Smoke Enemas" for Drowning Victims (00:26:34)

Trevor recounts the misguided practice of blowing tobacco smoke into drowning victims' rectums to revive them.

Serial Butt Sniffer Violates Parole (00:39:03)

The hosts discuss a sex offender arrested for violating parole after repeatedly approaching women to sniff their butts.

Thanksgiving Hosting Dispute and Stand Mixer Gift (00:48:48)

A woman returns a gift after her mother-in-law and husband try to pressure her into hosting Thanksgiving.

Episode Wrap-Up and Where to Find the Podcast (00:57:57)

Trevor thanks listeners, shares the podcast's social media and email details, and signs off.

Two women tried to get a dead 91-year-old man onto an international flight in a wheelchair to avoid the cost of transporting his body. That's just one of the strange cases on Episode 39: Misty shares the story of a Miami woman who threw a bucket of her own feces at a neighbor after accusing her of sleeping with her husband, while Stephanie brings a wedding-party rule sheet demanding $5,000 from each member—and banning food, alcohol, dancing, and visible tattoos. Trevor adds a thief who showed up at court in a stolen car full of stolen computers and puppies, plus his family's tale of mothers entering baking contests under their kids' names.

Host introductions and bacon rating system (00:01:38)

The hosts explain their roles and describe how they rate stories, from one bacon strip to a BLT.

Trevor's 4-H baking contest story (00:04:04)

Trevor's grandmother entered competitions under his father's name, competing against other mothers; Stephanie recalls her father doing her school project.

Stolen Guinness and Pabst Blue Ribbon (00:12:02)

Misty reports that thieves stole 70,000 pints of Guinness in England, following a separate theft of Pabst Blue Ribbon in the U.S.

Leftover spaghetti in pasta sauce (00:18:36)

A Reddit poster asks whether he was wrong to refuse spaghetti after learning his wife thickened the sauce with six-day-old leftovers.

Man arrives at court in a stolen car with puppies (00:25:04)

Trevor recounts a man appearing at his sentencing in a stolen vehicle carrying stolen computers and puppies.

Woman throws a bucket of feces at her neighbor (00:34:53)

Misty shares a Florida news story about a woman who threw human waste at a neighbor after accusing her of sleeping with her husband.

Bridal-party rules and a $5,000 contribution (00:45:28)

Stephanie reads a wedding party's strict rules, including a $5,000 payment, no eating, no dancing, and restrictions on guests and appearance.

Women try to fly with a deceased relative (00:53:46)

Trevor tells how two women allegedly put a deceased 91-year-old in a wheelchair to avoid the cost of transporting his body.

Episode wrap-up and social-media plugs (01:01:28)

The hosts close the episode, share where to find their content, and remind listeners to keep it weird.

In Episode 38, Steve Glue's Pez empire brought in millions—until Pez started selling his "misfit" dispensers for a dollar each, leaving him buried in unsold stock and debt. In the final chapter of the Pez Outlaw story, hear how Steve's biggest gamble unraveled, what happened after he disappeared from the collector scene, and why fans later welcomed him back as a celebrity. The episode also wraps up a family betrayal story: after finding his fiancée with his father, one man tries to rebuild his relationship with his mother—then learns his ex is pregnant and doesn't know which man is the father.

Episode 38 Introduction and Host Banter (00:00:01)

The hosts introduce the show, joke about episode 69, and explain the delay after a tornado affected their community.

Recap of the Reddit Story (00:04:20)

Stephanie recaps a man discovering his fiancée's affair with his father and showing his mother video evidence.

Eight-Month Update: Family Reconciliation and Pregnancy News (00:07:30)

The man describes therapy, rebuilding his life, reconnecting with his mother, and learning his ex is pregnant.

The Pez Outlaw: Recap and New Setback (00:16:25)

Trevor reviews Steve Glue's rise as a Pez collector and explains how suppliers stop selling to him.

Steve and Josh Create Misfit Pez Dispensers (00:24:06)

After losing their factory source, they arrange an expensive deal to manufacture unusually colored dispensers.

The Misfit Pez Launch and Collector Craze (00:34:34)

Steve unveils the dispensers at a convention, sparking intense demand and a million dollars in sales.

Pez Collectors' Cruise and Rubber Duck Detour (00:36:12)

The hosts digress into a Pez-themed cruise, board-game cruises, and rubber-duck collecting.

Pez USA Undercuts Steve's Business (00:39:01)

Pez USA releases matching dispensers at low prices, leaving Steve stuck with unsold stock and debt.

Steve's Financial Collapse and Return to the Spotlight (00:42:21)

Steve loses his business and disappears, then later returns as a celebrated figure among collectors.

The Pez Outlaw Documentary and Story Wrap-Up (00:46:35)

The hosts discuss the documentary, Steve's wife's perspective, and the completed Pez Outlaw story.

Show Updates, Platforms, and Sign-Off (00:51:55)

The hosts thank listeners, share where to find the show, give the email address, and close with their catchphrase.