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Episode 222 - "As the CEO of Panties, I Request a Bailout"

Welcome to episode 22 of the second case file of the Fair Use Law podcast. Join us for this very special broadcast as Randy and Dan feverishly lash out at each other with inanity after being locked in the studio for a 90 minute soundcheck. Topics discussed include Netflix recommending suicide, the new GOP Republican website, how emo Nazis may or may not have been, panties, why the world saw through Balloon Boy and Octomom, new and exciting ways to offend our audience, and more!

In tribute of our new promotion to CEO of Panties, I give you a natural occurrence people all over Japan travel miles for each fall: the flying of the PANTSU!!! south for Winter:



We also discussed our love of bizarre Japanese cinema this episode, something we hope that Netflix never runs out of. Unfortunately, the following trailer is not what it seems: the actual movie is just a dramatic narrative of a woman moving back to her hometown, known for its squid farming. In a cruel game of cockteasing, someone edited its trailer to include alien squid UFO fights, making it a movie I'd kill an old lady to rent:



Man, my disgust that Ultra Squid Attack Fight Hour is not a real movie has really got my blood boiling. Home Shopping Network, do you have a way to help me relieve my tension and maybe even destroy a thousand dollar HDTV?



You, sir, have won my dollar vote!

And finally, in a move that has been foretold by our elders through the ancient scrolls, marketing firms love to spruce up commercials to make anything seem hip and cool and extreme. Yes, even mayo. That's right, Miracle Whip is trying to make mayo the edgy condiment of Generation Why Oh God Are They Advertising Mayo This Way: