This episode of the Logan Pete Show is sponsored by his Majesty's Prison and Prevation Service.

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Oh, look at him. Oh, you broke my heart and I'm just playing something. That song reminds

me of driving through the outskirts of Kagashima in Japan and heading over to a vending machine

that dispensed pan-kicks. Array just winged. Creamy pan-kicks. I wasn't in a

treasure at the time, I was driving over. It was not a disappointment. The Crip dispensing

vending machine. Basically, what they'd done was they'd made Crips and they'd jam them

into glass jars and pop them in the vending machine like you would dispense something normally.

Bloody delicious. What's the shelf life on that kind of product?

I think it was a mom and pop operation to be honest. I don't think anybody, I don't think

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