There he goes. One of God's own prototypes. A high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered from mass production.

Too weird to live, and too rare to die.

Why is it so cool when Hunter S. Thompson does it, but so uncool, when it's the next day after fear and loathing.

In Belltown, let the fun begin.

More on that in a moment. Hi everybody, welcome to this Wednesday afternoon edition of TBTL. Did you know that this is the show that might be too beautiful to live?

Deal with it, Kate Blanchett.

My name is Luke Burbank. I'm your sort of your host. I'm half of your host today because of too much Sean birthday celebrating last night.

But we're going to get through this together, people. It's episode 893 in a collector series, and there is a lot.

Hi, this is Luke's mom, Susie, coming tonight on TBTL.

To discuss, in colluding, it turns out that the founder of Ikea had a little, just a little touch of Naziism in his past, and it's got Jen thinking about, how should we handle bad stuff that we did in the past?

Also, it's Wednesday, so TBTL is ohoihoi, call makers, and it's also the day when we tell you about things that are.

Yeah, it's pretty cool. So it's all stuff that's coming up on the program here today. Let's get Jen Flash Andrews.

I love PJs, but I drink a lot.

On the line, all the way from three feet away from me. Hi Jen.

Did you hear, was there a phone ringing? Yes.

Or that was the phone, right? No, it was my phone. Oh, okay, okay. No, no, no problem.

And when that happens to you, I always sit here smugly thinking, all my friends and family know when my show's on here.

But apparently they don't.

It would be, it would be kind of awesome would be if that was my mom calling you, or Addy calling you.

Just someone from my circle of friends, continuing to not know.

Luke's not answering his phone. Yeah, that sounds, that sounds about right.

No, I only asked because right now the inside of my head, it feels like a thousand monkeys MMA fighting.

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