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Houston and Stitch welcome a new voice to the show and immediately get into a fifty million dollar argument. A rancher discovers the most complete T-Rex fossil ever found, right on their own land, and the crew can't agree on what they'd do with it. Then the conversation takes a turn when they dig into a nationwide stomach bug scare tied to bagged lettuce that's got people rethinking their salads. To close things out, a Florida grandmother gets a piece of mail that leaves her mortified and the internet in stitches. 

Houston and Stitch settle the mac and cheese debate once and for all, and Stitch's take on hot dogs might change how you feel about him. Then there's a Russian rental service that lets you pay a total stranger to come grill with you, and Stitch is a little too into the idea. We also break down the biggest grilling sins out there, so you know exactly what not to do at your next cookout.

Stitch and Houston tackle a twelve dollar cup of water that's supposedly sacred, a Los Angeles grocery store that had some very questionable priorities during an emergency, and a black Lab named Tokyo who had one unforgettable afternoon on a Scottish hillside. Plus, Pitbull secured a Guinness World Record that nobody saw fit to challenge until now. Press play and buckle up.

We've got a mystery woman in the chair this week, and she's not getting a name until she earns it. Stitch and Houston put a potential new cohost through the wringer, and her resume alone could fill an entire show. Sharks, hair dye, and a guy who sounded like Antonio Banderas all make an appearance. Then things take a turn when the crew digs into two stories so strange we almost didn't believe them ourselves. One involves a flight lesson gone horribly wrong, the other will make you never trust a needle and thread again. We also settle the debate on permanent daylight saving time once and for all, or at least we try to.

Today we get into a full blown hot dog debate, stacking up Seattle's cream cheese loaded dog against Chicago, New York, and the homemade version we've been making for years. We also cover a bizarre presidential travel detail that involves a lot more bathroom security than you'd guess. Plus, the sunscreen spots almost everyone skips.

It's National Video Game Day, so buckle up. One of us goes to war over the internet's list of the greatest games of all time, and Madden getting snubbed does not sit well at all. Then we dig into the strangest stuff people are paying real money for after Taylor and Travis's big weekend, and someone actually tried to sell a bag of air. We also get into what folks are doing with their old wedding rings after a divorce, and one host has a confession about where his ended up.

A dog named Brisket takes a tumble down a well while running from fireworks, and the rescue comes with the most fitting reward possible. A biohacker who drops two million dollars a year chasing eternal youth runs into a diagnosis all that money can't fix. And Pringles decides hot dog buns needed a potato-flavored makeover, so Stitch is already signing up. Houston and Stitch also get into who's really the tougher sex, and the story Houston brings to prove it is a wild one.

Stitch and Houston are back, still dragging after a Fourth of July that got a little out of hand. On the docket this time: billionaires dropping serious money on indoor snow rooms, a man in Scotland who found a very unusual weapon in the middle of a street fight, and a skydiver whose grand entrance didn't go quite the way he planned. Toss in a heat wave and a wild stat about what half the country apparently forgot this weekend.

The guys kick things off with a Fourth of July public health warning you did not ask for, involving a parasite, seventeen states, and a word neither of them can pronounce. Then they break down the ten-hour celebrity wedding taking over Madison Square Garden, lobster, truckloads of chicken, and all. America also votes on one real face to represent the whole country, and the winner is tough to argue with. And things wrap up with cockroaches wearing tiny underwater diving suits.