4 chapters across the catalog
Fisting Nuts, Airplane Snack Etiquette Tangent
A classic audio clip features John C. Dvorak ranting about the "fisting method" of eating snacks on an airplane. Dvorak describes his intense annoyance at passengers who pour peanuts into their palm, make a fist, and shake it to drop individual nuts into their mouths. He jokingly predicts that this "annoying as hell" behavior will eventually lead to physical fights on flights.
A listener requests a replay of John Dvorak's critique of how people eat snacks on airplanes. Dvorak describes the "fisting method," where a passenger pours a pile of nuts into their palm and attempts to eat them through a small hole made by their fingers. The hosts joke about the absurdity of the visual and the lack of traditional snacks on airlines like Southwest.
A humorous discussion ensued regarding the "fisting" method of eating snacks on airplanes to circumvent mask mandates. A listener described the unseemly habit of pouring a pile of nuts into a palm and shaking them into the mouth, which they observed while traveling. The hosts debated the social acceptability of this technique during the pandemic.
Sir Terry of Crowley’s Ridge requests a title change to Sir Destro and shares a story about his move to New York. The segment includes a classic rant about the "fisting method" of eating peanuts on airplanes, where passengers shake nuts from their palm into their mouth. The hosts also grant "F Cancer" karma to a listener's relative.
