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Tuesday, April 7: Emily's Creepo Neighbor, AJ vs. The Bad Foot, Nightmare Neighbor Stories

April 7, 2026·36 min·3 clips

Shirley unveils her 88-year-old foot as AJ prepares to put it in his mouth for 10 seconds.

Creepos get the sounder first. The room jumps on Emily's story before it even starts, chanting her name and making a week-old encounter feel like an anniversary bit. She owns the trampoline problem. It is for mental health and exercise, she says, while the hosts treat it like a flashing sign for weird looks. Nobody gives the premise much air. One host edges toward the old blame argument, then the room steers back to bug-light jokes. Then AJ's foot bit arrives. It has clearly been sitting around long enough for everyone else to dread it and enjoy the dread. AJ says he hates barefoot. That only makes the studio more interested, because slippers, feet, and follow-through are now part of the game. BoxDoctor88 tries to buy mercy. The $100 offer does not stop the stunt. It gets treated like party sabotage. Brian calls with backup money and makes AJ sound almost heroic: the guy who stays in the box, eats onions during chemo, and still shows up for every dumb challenge. The dare gets warm fast. The foot-in-mouth setup is still disgusting, but now it has a little heart under it. Shirley is 88 years old. She is also the person about to put her foot in AJ's mouth, which pretty much explains this show. The neighbor stories keep the chaos going. One has an 11-year-old frozen on a lawn, hands up, facing a woman who sounds ready for an adventure movie standoff. The hosts cannot quite pick a side. A slapped-doorbell story gets tossed immediately, while the bow-and-arrow-adjacent lawn standoff somehow gets a mini trial.

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A creepy-neighbor gripe turns into fast, caller-fed radio chaos with warmth under the teasing.

Emily's creepy-neighbor story gives Chaz and AJ a clean way into Dumbass News. A real annoyance gets turned into jokes, side-eyes, and caller chatter without losing the odd little hook. The trampoline detail does most of the work.

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Play this for creepo chaos, a foot-in-the-mouth bit, and callers who will not quit.

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