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Inauguration Day, Donald Trump strangely pardons rappers Lil Wayne and Kodak Black, Agony uncle letter "I cheated on my wife with a man and it's the best sex I've had", Is Armie Hammer a cannibal?
Season 3, Ep. 8
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Donald Trump is no longer president, but in his final actions he has pardoned rappers Lil Wayne and Kodak Black. Why? How knows why he did anything he did, but the Joes discuss it. A man writes into The Sun's agony aunt to say he's having the best sex of his life behind his wife's back with a man. It's a new revelation to him, but he feels guilty, Joe and Joe offer him some advice. Finally they look at the evidence for Armie Hammer's cannibalism accusation.
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