It’s been a terrible week, but only one of us was paying attention. Rachel hasn’t slept since she decided to adopt a St. Berdoodle puppy on Sunday–unfortunately one day too late to enter the Miss Dog Mom USA pageant in Brooklyn. Meanwhile, Jerry Falwell Jr. and his wife Becky are embroiled in a possible love triangle with a Miami pool boy; Lenny Dykstra spent nine hours in a New Jersey dumpster looking for his teeth; an Alabama man sicced a meth-addicted attack squirrel on the police; and an entrepreneur has sold over a million stun guns for flies. Finally, we explore why job listings have gotten completely out of control.  

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In this week’s episode:

Look at this beautiful puppy.

Look at Lenny Dykstra dumpster diving with no teeth.

Read Amanda Mull’s piece in the Atlantic about job listings spiraling into another dimension.

 

Big #YUPs to…

Coco Love Brown, the 11-week-old St. Berdoodle that entered Rachel’s life this week.

“Tootsie: The Musical,” which Brian saw this week in a quiet theater, in which nobody was crinkling Twizzlers, thanks to the heroic self-sacrifice of last week’s guest, Seth Fradkoff.

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