Labor Day episode. Sol, Sway and Joe, Argentinian wine, and Lengüita makes her entrance.

This week: US grad students strike over stipends worth 30% less than 2019 while Canada poaches 64 top professors. A fireworks warehouse explodes next to a church during a saint's festival outside Mexico City. The US Navy texts stranded military families a crisis hotline that turns out to be the National Bank of Canada. Kids in Lima dressed as Shrek face off in "aura battles" on the beach, and nobody at this table understands why. Someone in Tottori, Japan keeps leaving loaves of bread equally spaced along a guardrail near bear country and the culprit is still at large. A farmer in Kisii County, Kenya finds the Virgin Mary in a grease smudge on her wall, thousands show up, and the family calls the police. And a Berlin artist builds an ugly summer shirt designed by AI to make surveillance cameras stop seeing you as human.

Also: whistle-free this week, but potatoes and tampax, MySpace nostalgia, and Sol predicts a wall collapse before it happens.

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Soul, Sway, and Jeaux are back with wine, arepas, a charcuterie board and zero research done.

This week: a fake Uniqlo in Colombo, Sri Lanka selling Pikachu cards with Naruto eyes and a six pack. A Spider-Man screening in Cartagena, Colombia evacuated over a smell nobody wants to claim. Switzerland burns an exploding snowman to predict summer, keeps flamingos on Lake Zurich, and the University of Zurich mailed 1,000 people cotton underwear to bury in their yards for science. A black bear in Crested Butte, Colorado breaks in at 1 a.m., trashes the kitchen, turns on the stove and burns the house down. A guy in a full Darth Vader suit defends surveillance cameras at San Diego city council. And in Estado de México, the founder of Beto y sus Canarios gets shot in the parking lot and the show goes on anyway.

Also: whistle pigs, Bambi's Ladder, wild eggs, and a guest appearance from Lengüita.

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Arkansas has water moccasins that show up in football helmets. A Kentucky man assembled a Mr. Potato Head blindfolded in under 8 seconds. Miami's Tate brothers are doing push-ups outside court because testosterone. Washington D.C.'s bomb squad deployed to investigate a sex toy. Portland's goats caught a bus. Brazil's capybaras walked into the legislative assembly during a vote—security turnstiles saved democracy. A Chinese farmer in Guilin dropped from 80 to 63 kilos hula hooping and now spins 33 hoops while hanging upside down from playground equipment. France has drunk deer stumbling in circles after eating fermented fruit off the forest floor. Nigeria has more English speakers than the UK, US, Canada, and Australia combined and holds the second-largest movie industry. Kenya is the Quaker capital of the world. Three hosts. Six regions. One absolutely unhinged news cycle.

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A farmer threw rocks at an alien. A garbage bin is running for office in England. Einstein's eyes are sitting in a jar in New York City. This is Episode 4. Three hosts, nine stories, zero doom.

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China has 700 million surveillance cameras, a strategic pork reserve, and robots with synthetic skin that feel emotions. Peru has the world's best train. Spain wins everything and pays players in tomatoes. Denmark has more pigs than people and holds an annual World Santa Claus Congress. In Arizona, an 18-month-old was declared dead and found breathing in the morgue. In Arkansas, Spider-Man stopped on a highway to save someone. Three hosts. Six countries.

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A guy got arrested at America's 250th birthday party. A man stole a kayak and needed rescuing. Algeria gave everyone the day off to vote and the whole country watched football instead. Ten people ran a half-marathon inside a caterpillar costume in Derby. Japan built a death game theme park with fake bomb collars. A jaguar took a walk through a Brazilian neighborhood. Three hosts. Six countries. Zero doom. 🐷

Links to help Venezuela:

https://thehouse-project.org/

https://donarseguro.com/en

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This week: a guy in Edinburgh who used a massage gun on his eyeballs for weeks — and is now shocked it went badly. A former Zambian president who has been in a funeral home for almost a year because his family and the government can't agree on who gets to attend his own funeral. Berlin losing a war against caterpillars in hazmat suits. A man in California who shot at a police helicopter on his birthday. And not one but two pilots in Canada who were flying planes without actual licenses. Humans are out here. Three hosts. Four continents. Zero doom. 🐷

This week: a 14-year-old in Norway who keeps stealing buses — and keeps getting away with it. A teenager in Nigeria who almost became a congressman by claiming to be 30. A Atlanta neighborhood being haunted by 50 driverless cars doing laps at 6am. And a New York man who drove drunk to a police station to rescue his friend who was arrested for drunk driving. Humans are out here. Three hosts. Four continents. Zero doom. 🐷