FULL SHOW: Sliding Into The Booth With My Flair On

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A Finnish performer known as The Baron pulls a 2,200-pound vehicle using metal rings through his nipple piercings.

The episode opens with the hosts bantering about fast food, including Dave's experience with the Big Arch at McDonald's. They transition to discussing a Gallup survey that found U.S. workers feeling less engaged and more pessimistic about the job market, reflecting on economic hardships across generations. A segment on Guinness World Records highlights a Finnish performer, The Baron, who pulled a 2,200-pound vehicle with his nipple piercings. The hosts then explore Tinder's new AI feature that scans users' camera rolls to pick profile photos, debating privacy concerns. Pop culture updates include news about Jumanji 4's Christmas release, Kelly Osbourne calling off her engagement to Slipknot's DJ Sid Wilson, and an ESPN documentary. A spelling game segment involves listeners and the hosts attempting to spell words like 'business' and 'diarrhea,' with Mahoney winning. Dave shares a personal story about his five-year-old son calling 911 from a Las Vegas hotel bathroom, leading to police and security responses. Listener voicemails include complaints about peanut butter sandwich cutting and waiters sitting at tables, prompting Dave to confess he used to do that. The show covers odd news stories, such as a woman in France marrying a tram, a truck driver hitting a dozen overpasses, and a detective getting a DUI while on call. Blue Collar Confessions feature callers sharing work mistakes, like an electrician installing an outlet on the wrong side of a wall. The hosts critique Gen Z's request for 'Green Days' off work to touch grass, advocating for mental health days without announcement. They end by discussing plans for a $20 billion moon base, with Mahoney excited about potential 'evil experiments' and Audrey skeptical.

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A fast-moving morning-show hour where a hotel 911 call and a moon-base debate run on the same comic fuel.

Dave and Mahoney makes a Wednesday morning feel like a quick spin through fast-food judgment, workplace gloom, family disorder, and moon-base speculation.

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Press play for a hotel-room 911 story that wanders from a bathroom phone to a $20 billion moon base.

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