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  • Kids Say No To Drugs : Episode 2

    Kids Say No To Drugs : Episode 2
    Jan 21 2026
    Episode 2 of That’s Our Bad takes a hard left into creativity, crime, and decisions that absolutely should’ve stayed hypothetical.

    The episode kicks off with a California driver who skipped the DMV entirely and replaced their license plate with a hand-drawn version, complete with a fake registration sticker and artistic confidence. The crew debates whether effort should count for something and how far creativity can stretch before it becomes a crime.

    Things escalate when the conversation turns global. The guys break down a story about a man in Japan who allegedly exploited a food delivery app to score over 1,000 free meals, running dozens of fake accounts like a tech startup fueled entirely by fraud and takeout.

    Then the mood shifts as the crew reacts to the disturbing drug practice known as “Bluetooth” or “hot spotting,” where people share drug-infused blood to extend a high. What starts as disbelief turns into real conversations about public health, risk, and why some trends should never leave the group chat.

    The episode closes with competitive chaos: viral clips, laugh-tests, cursed hypotheticals, and a scorekeeping system that fuels accusations, meltdowns, and one definitive (and controversial) winner.

    If you like reckless comedy, unfiltered commentary, and podcasts that feel like friends spiraling in real time — this one’s for you.If anything makes you mad…that’s our bad.
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    1 h et 5 min
  • He Ain't Got No Pants On : Episode 1

    He Ain't Got No Pants On : Episode 1
    Jan 14 2026
    This episode of That’s Our Bad goes off the rails almost immediately, and never finds the tracks again.The crew opens by spiraling over leaked Epstein-related rumors, Bill Clinton nicknames, and how fast political scandals turn into internet fan fiction. That chaos somehow turns into a very serious (and very unserious) discussion about private islands, moral hypotheticals, and why nobody should be trusted with unlimited resources.Then things get visual. The guys break down a Detroit police officer appearing in virtual court without pants, including the now-immortal exchange where the judge asks, “You got some pants on?” and the officer confidently replies, “No, sir.” From there, it’s a full autopsy of poor camera angles, courtroom etiquette, and how much thigh is simply too much thigh. Later, Florida delivers as expected: an 18-year-old gets arrested for DUI on Halloween while dressed as a prison inmate — prompting debates about sobriety tests, teenage logic, and whether dressing for the job you might get is ever a good idea. The rest of the episode turns into a rapid-fire gauntlet of viral clips, failed challenges, internet pranks, bad basketball hypotheticals (“If I miss this shot, my whole family dies”), and a competitive laugh-test that devolves into accusations, sore losing, and one undeniable truth: low-hanging fruit still hits. If you enjoy chaotic commentary, unfiltered reactions, and comedy that sounds exactly like a group chat that should’ve stayed private — this episode is for you. Subscribe, turn on notifications, and proceed with caution. If anything makes you mad… That’s our bad. Chapter Markers 00:00 – Intro & immediate chaos01:00 – Epstein rumors & political internet fan fiction06:30 – Private island hypotheticals gone wrong08:45 – Detroit cop appears in court with no pants10:20 – “You got some pants on?” (No, sir.)13:30 – Courtroom rules, camera angles & too much thigh19:15 – Florida Man DUI in a prison costume22:55 – Sobriety tests & teenage logic25:40 – Viral clip gauntlet begins34:50 – “If I miss this shot, my family dies” hypotheticals39:45 – Commercial outtakes & buttery flaky crust madness45:10 – Laugh test, pranks & sore losers54:40 – Final chaos & wrap-up#ThatsOurBad #ComedyPodcast #PodcastClips #InternetCulture #ViralVideos #FloridaMan #PodcastComedy #UnfilteredComedy #GroupChatEnergy #FunnyPodcast #PopCultureCommentary
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    1 h et 6 min