Topic: Back Office

The hosts address the logistical difficulties of processing over 500 donations for a single episode. They explain that the current manual system for tracking notes, titles, and credits has reached its limit and requires a technological overhaul. For the 1500th episode, they decide to read select notes and move others to future shows to avoid an excessively long broadcast while still honoring all producers.

Sir Dave Fugazotto shared a vivid dream about visiting the "No Agenda Clubhouse" where he was taught the finer points of using a Bowie knife. Fugazotto, currently working in Saudi Arabia, also referenced rumors of mass sackings reaching Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. The hosts performed a "make-good" read of the note after it was previously mangled by the back-office spreadsheet.

Sean McCune is officially knighted as "Sir Sean of the Allegheny Valley" after a previous "instant knighthood" note was lost. The hosts thank the "back office" for their support and reiterate the importance of the Value for Value model. They conclude the segment by preparing to discuss the "Biden crime family" and the Hunter Biden laptop story.

Richard Unterberger is re-knighted as "Sir Charred of the Tiny Cars" after a previous name error. The hosts address various "error" messages from donors and remind listeners to use the correct subject line for credit corrections. They acknowledge the "back office" is overwhelmed by the volume of donations from the 10th-anniversary special.

The hosts conduct a formal knighting ceremony for top donors, including Sage Felker and Gregory Ball. They discuss the logistics of ordering No Agenda rings from China and address various birthday shout-outs. The segment emphasizes the importance of direct listener support to maintain an ad-free program.