Welcome to the Judge John Hodgman podcast. I'm Bailiff Jesse Thorn with me as always Judge

John Hodgman. Before we get into the courtroom for this week's case, let's talk about the

Max Fun Drive, which is going on right this very moment.

Yeah, it's been such a wonderful low-key, hot and hazy summertime Max Fun Drive. We really

wanted to reach out to you, mostly to express our gratitude for your hanging in there and

remaining members. Some of you are new members. Some of you have upped your membership. It's

so wonderful, but obviously it's a bit of an unpredictable time. So we tried to keep

it maximum fun, minimum drive, and boy oh boy, I have the listener members of maximum

fun really stepped up to the plate and now's a great, that's a sports metaphor, Jesse

baseball. You like it, right? Thank you. You're welcome. I just learned about it, but it seems

interesting. Thank you for stepping up and staying stepped. Also, I think a baseball term,

and this is that great time when we get to tell you about all the things that we get to give

back to you in the maximum fun department. Max Fun Drive is usually when we release our bonus

content for the year, and we've heard from a lot of people about how much the bonus content

is helping to brighten their days. So now it seems like a great time to remind you that this bonus

content is here for you when you join at maximumfun.org slash join. Including this year, our bonus

content, which is judge, judgment, adjudicating disputes between Max Fun hosts. So we put out a call

to Max Fun's talent base, which is prodigious. Prudigious folks like Dan McCoy and Elliot Kaelin from

the flop house and Trevelle Anderson and Jared Hill from FANTY and the folks behind Dr. Game Show

and lots of other Max Fun hosts had beef and we found out about it and decided upon it.

The Carrie Poppy versus Ross Blacher, AKA some titled Dawn of Justice,

ruling. It's gonna, I mean your jaw's gonna drop. Did Nazi it going the way it went?

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