This is the College Football Inquirer's 500th episode.

So before we get to the pod, let's look back at some of the pod's best moments as a show.

The poll assassin decided to blame the kid for getting back there.

You're supposed to know better?

I don't know if I've ever seen a more disastrous, self-induced gas lighting, the situation more than

the dantoms.

Pete, did you really think that the pole assassin

is like a crisis management mind?

Like what exactly do? instrument mind like what? What exactly did you expect? I throw the book at everyone. Everyone

gets life in prison. Everyone. The fact is you do have monkeys in your possession and you call

them emotional support monkeys which you know is a pet peeve of mine. There's no

such thing. I hate it the horse. I hate all the dogs on the planes. hate the cats I sure as hell hate the

kapuchin monkeys that are on the planes too she's out the monkeys out for being

an emotional support fraud and for biting somebody and having a bad temper and the kid is out for being criminally

stupid.

Speculation has grown that San Francisco born Hans Neiman inserted wireless vibrating beads

into his body before his victorious match against world number one

Grandmaster Magnus Carlson last week.

I don't know the question.

You really picked some good ones today, Dan.

Does anything know?

Is this allowed?

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