2 chapters across the catalog
A drive through Richmond and Berkeley revealed that while clothing stores are closed, gas stations, car repair shops, and grocers remain open. Major shortages are reported in toilet paper, paper towels, red meat, and pasta, while "fake meat" products remain untouched on shelves. Some stores like Safeway have implemented occupancy limits, leading to long lines of customers waiting outside.
US Forest Service, Racial Profiling Warning, Outro
The US Forest Service in Colorado has reportedly issued a warning to look for campers eating tortillas, drinking Tecate beer, and playing Spanish music as indicators of illegal marijuana cultivation. The hosts mock the profiling criteria and the smell of the beer before closing the show. They announce the next recording for Thursday at 8 a.m. Pacific Time.
