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What's boiling my crabs? I'm Robert Evans, and this is once again Behind the Bastards, the show where we tell you everything you don't know about the very worst people in all of history.

Did you guys feel about that intro? Good. Good. My favorite. Thank you. What's boiling my crabs? What's boiling my crabs? Let's make that a thing we always say everywhere.

It's going to be my new t-shirt. I like it more than the last time. Whatever it was. I figured what it was. That was what's itching my rashes.

Yeah, no, that was a rough one. That was a rough one. This is palatable. It belongs on not just a normal shirt, but exclusively on sleeveless shirts. Yes. Yes. That's just what crabs may think. The artwork is going to be key, but this is happening.

Yeah. As you listening have probably guessed by now my guests for today's episode are Katie and Cody. Katie Johnston and Cody Johnston and Katie Stoll. Sorry.

Of these some news network, how are y'all doing today? So good. Honestly. Hi. Hey, are you doing okay? I'm doing honestly your high or I was saying hello. It was hello, but I see how that would sound like I was saying. It does sound like you're saying hi right now.

I mean, we're in the city of Los Angeles. We're conservatively 90% of the city is high at any given to 100% you walk around and there are two predominant smells. One is marijuana and the other is skunk. Yeah, at least in my neighborhood. Yeah, it's one of the other and they're similar. They are similar.

Because we have bad drivers partly because of all of the marijuana. Yeah. Yeah. Today we are talking about a fellow named Oswald Mosley. You'll know you'll know about Oswald Mosley. Ask me again in an hour.

Y'all is about to so let's tear into this this. Why would which of knowledge? Yeah, let's eat this crab. Let's eat this crab. Let's crack this crab open. Fish out. It's delicious butter drenched meat.

Cover our table and our shirt in crab goo. I got my bib on got my bib on and I always rip the bib at some point. Yeah, you throw out the shirt. Well, it's like. It's all. It's all oily. Yeah. Yeah.

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