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Grundins, we are fishing.

Even just seeing that one marijuana plant, I was like, I'm not getting off the boat and doing shit.

I'm not touching that.

Like, I, it's, it's so not worth it for an Instagram phone.

No.

Man, we really shouldn't have done that.

We need to go back and we need to go get some gas, pour it on it, burn it up, get rid of it all together.

As the story goes, Dave walked into the Playboy to take his usual afternoon dump,

just as the Sisters of Divine Mercy was shown up for their annual conference.

Come on, man. Cut and retry that. You know that's never going to work.

Good morning, friends, degenerate anglers, and people that used to pretend to get drunk off the odules, your cool uncle would buy you when you were 11.

And welcome to Cut and Retie, the fishing podcast that once got kicked out of a mall for attempting to steal giant eggs from the Easter Bunny Court.

I'm Joe Cerelley. That is a very true story. And happy Thursday? Friday? Which one is it?

I'm kidding. Of course, many of you noticed that last week's show accidentally dropped on Thursday.

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