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A final round of $50 and $100 donations are read, including contributors from Houston, Miami, and Fayetteville. A debate continues regarding the term "free speech" versus "freedom of speech," with one host arguing that "free speech" is a label the government will eventually use to exert control. The segment also mentions the "Nutty Fluffers" and various regional producers supporting the show's 1802nd episode.
Countess Kim is promoted to Duchess Kim, Keeper of the Nutty Fluffers, following a $2,000 donation. Another producer shares a personal story of successfully coming off SSRI medication after years of listening to the show's critiques of the drugs. The segment also touches on LDS culture in Utah, including references to green jello and cherry Coke.
Nat Lensink from Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin, donated $1,000 to become Sir Random McGlitch, sharing a link to a video by Yanis Varoufakis. Dame Kim, keeper of the Nutty Fluffers, requested "F-cancer karma" as she begins treatment for breast cancer. The hosts offer support and "goat karma" to the long-time producer.
