Topic: Dog Birthdays

The show concludes with a final reading of donor credits and a critique of Southwest Airlines' recent price increases and changes to their boarding process. The hosts acknowledge various "Value for Value" supporters, including a hot dog maker and a recurring "boob donation." Birthday wishes are extended to several community members before the final sign-off.

President Trump hosted a massive military parade in Washington D.C. to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army, featuring tanks, historical uniforms, and robot dogs. Media coverage from the BBC and PBS highlighted that the event coincided with the President's own birthday, leading to accusations of politicizing the military. Correspondents noted that while the administration claimed high attendance, many seats on the National Mall appeared empty under overcast skies.

Kevin Mulcahy and Ezekiel Chopper celebrated birthdays with donations to the show. Nicky from Lucky Dog Sanctuary in La Jolla, California, reported that while the pandemic hurt many industries, it boosted beach rentals as people sought to work from anywhere. She encouraged listeners to book "essential" travel to her villas to support the sanctuary.

Several producers contribute $333.33 to become Election Day Special Executive Producers. Kevin Fitzpatrick from Houston and Vinnie Padula from Brooklyn share birthday requests, including one for Vinnie's guide dog, Liberty. The donors express hope that the election results will prevent a globalist takeover.

The final segment of donor acknowledgments includes contributions from "Dame Ladybug," "Sir Cal of Lavender Blossoms," and "Dame Zelda of the Turtle Realm." Birthday wishes are sent to various producers and even a guide dog named Liberty. The hosts reiterate the "Value for Value" proposition, encouraging listeners to contribute based on the personal utility they derive from the show.

Listener-contributed topics included a debate over whether Dr. Bronner's soap is a "millennial thing" and the ethics of hosting birthday parties for dogs. A donor suggested that money spent on pet celebrations should instead be directed toward the podcast. The segment concluded with "jobs karma" for a producer facing age discrimination in the tech industry.