Topic: Intercom

The show concludes with a recording of a mysterious "moaning" sound heard over the intercom of an American Airlines flight, which the crew was unable to stop. The hosts speculate it was a sophisticated hack. The episode ends with a "Robot Doobie-Doobie" mix featuring clips of Joe Biden, Donald Trump, and various COVID-era news soundbites.

A listener provided instructions on how to access a Walmart store's public address system from an outside phone line using social engineering. The hosts challenge the audience to try the "hack," but lament that their listeners are often too tired or apathetic to perform such "actual work," preferring to send money instead.

A viral YouTube trend involves activists using Walmart's internal intercom systems to broadcast messages about "9/11 being an inside job" and World Trade Center 7. The hosts find the prank hilarious and encourage listeners to find ways to "occupy the intercom" to spread the No Agenda message.

A brief personal aside occurs when one host whistles to get the attention of someone in his house, prompting a comparison of communication methods in their respective homes. The exchange touches on the use of intercoms versus physical signaling in large residences.