Topic: Codeine

Brittany Truesnick is knighted as Dame Brittany of the Swamps, requesting frog legs and codeine for the roundtable. Another donation is made for "Babaluchi" (Italian for snail), who is celebrating his 43rd birthday and achieving knighthood after years of listening.

Producers from Canada, Australia, and the UK contribute to the show, with one Canadian producer explaining the recent ban on over-the-counter codeine. The ban is attributed to the federal response to the opioid crisis, though critics argue it punishes legal users while doing little to help addicts. The hosts acknowledge a large group of $130 donors from various global locations.

The hosts read the final list of donors for the Thanksgiving episode, including "Earl at Large" Dreb Scott. A discussion about Canadian pharmacies reveals that the combination of codeine and aspirin is no longer easily available over the counter. The segment concludes with final "F-cancer" and "Jobs" karma blasts for the listeners.

The hosts discuss the death of Bruce Ivins, the government scientist linked to the post-9/11 anthrax letters. They express skepticism regarding the official report that Ivins committed suicide using massive quantities of Tylenol and codeine. They suggest the death may have been an assassination or a "wacky" event designed to discredit conspiracy theorists.