Topic: Double Entendre

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem launched a controversial anti-meth campaign with the slogan "Meth. We're on it." The campaign has been widely mocked on social media for its perceived double entendre, as "on meth" usually implies drug use. The hosts deconstruct the ad's effectiveness, noting that while the messaging is confusing, the massive amount of attention it received suggests it may have succeeded as a "shock" tactic.

A clip from the children's cartoon "Liberty's Kids" features a double entendre regarding Admiral Howe, whom sailors referred to as "Black Dick." The clip was highlighted on the television show "The Soup."

The hosts analyze a Sandals Resort advertisement, claiming it is filled with sexual double entendres like "liquid assets" and "mergers happen daily." This leads to a discovery of a "wife swapping underground" within the RV community, specifically referencing sites like "Sir Cram-a-lot Inn." They joke about the unexpected crossover between professional couples and the nomadic lifestyle.

A segment from the cable show "Sports Soup" is played, featuring a montage of sports commentators' phrases edited to sound like sexual double entendres. The hosts find the "Out of Context" concept amusing and suggest a similar edit could be made for their own program.