Hi, this is T.J. Miller, and you're listening to Mad Scientist's Party Hour, unless you're not listening and you're just watching it,

which doesn't make any sense at all. the Hello there friends welcome back to another episode of Mad Scientist

Party Hour. My name is Kevin Kraft.

Joined once again by a man whose pants and underwear were washed away.

He's now jacking his boner off whilst under the sea.

That's Jeff Clark.

Actually just in the LA River, not really in the sea, but thanks.

And beaming to us from the lost city of Atlantis, the bearded booger-eating merman known as,

study boy.

Yo!

Rha, brah-b-b-a-b-b-a-b-b-b-b-a-b-b-b-b-b-b-h- Yo, rahp, rahhahh, I don't like ass lances.

Yeah, for real.

You might notice, you might have noticed that my audio sounds a little shitty and that is because the MSPH studio poo HQ has been flooded.

I mean, flooded is a little bit of an exaggeration. Nothing gets by you, Shuddy. I mean, I'm sure anybody who's on social media has, if you're listening to this around

the time of release.

Los Angeles, Southern California, actually pretty much all of California is getting mollywamped by Mother Nature.

Yeah, dude. Apparently the Pineapple Express, my brother was selling me that yesterday.

Nice. That's an actual thing.

Well, I mean, I, you know, Jeff and I are from the East Coast. I live the first 28 years of my life in Jersey and we've had our share of extreme weather. I've, you know, lived through some hurricanes, blizzards, crazy rain, crazy ice, sleet. I remember one time when I was a kid, I was at my buddy's house and we had to go lock ourselves in his basement because there was a fucking tornado going by.

So moving to LA where it hardly ever rains. There's no real weather, there's two seasons, short season and hoodie season, and it's, you know, us, us transplants can laugh at all the Southern Californians when they freak out over any tiny little droplet of rain.

And I kind of saw this coming and I was like, ah, everybody's fucking overreacting again.

But once it started and I started like looking at the nitty gritty of it, I was like, oh, we're actually in trouble here.

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