4 chapters across the catalog
A new beer tap technology called Bottoms Up uses magnetic valves in the bottom of specialized cups to fill beverages quickly and reduce waste. Sir Warren Carroll, a co-owner of the company, met with one of the hosts in Austin to discuss how the system improves bar revenue by 30%. The conversation shifts to the current state of downtown Austin, noting the contrast between high-tech scooters and the local homeless population.
Sir Warren Carroll and Sir Eagle-Eye Null are recognized for their contributions and requests for "jobs karma." Sir James of the Mountain becomes an Associate Executive Producer, noting that he sees No Agenda artwork on his Ford F-150 Sync screen. He also critiques the commercialization of Cinco de Mayo in the United States, noting it is not a major holiday in Mexico but rather a marketing tool for beer companies.
Show Schedule, Knighting Ceremony and Sir Warren Carroll
The hosts finalize the show schedule for late July and early August, noting a one-week break. Warren Carroll is knighted for his cumulative support of over $1,000. The ceremony includes the traditional "hookers and blow" and "mutton and mead" proclamations, welcoming him to the No Agenda Roundtable.
Producers Jake M. and Warren Carroll receive "de-douching" for their donations. Carroll reports that a bottom-filling beer machine previously featured on the show has now been installed in 100 locations, including the Super Bowl.
