Scouted By Travis Scott & Listener Yarns

In this uproarious final episode, we dive headfirst into a
collection of hilarious yarns and yarnettes shared by our guests
and host Knuckles. It's a laughter-filled session that will leave
you in stitches!


First up, we hear from Craigos, who regales us with a humorous
tale about his trusty Hilux Rebel. He humorously compares it to
Rebel Wilson, dubbing it as "big, white, and Australian as heck,"
prone to running out of breath when tackling a hill. However,
Craigos has now given it a new identity as "Volk" after Alexander
Volkanovski, highlighting its Australian roots and formidable
presence that demands respect in any car park.


Next, a fellow guest shares a comical mishap involving chafing
after a day of skateboarding. The blunder involves the ill-fated
application of deep heat to his inner thighs, leading to an
uncomfortable and entertaining predicament.


The laughter continues as another guest presents us with a
classic riddle, posing the intriguing question: "If your uncle
Jerk helped you off a horse, would you help your uncle jerk off a
horse?" It's a puzzling proposition that sparks laughter and
discussion.


But the fun doesn't stop there! We delve into one more uproarious
yarn before turning the spotlight on our guest of honor, Renee
Gracie. With Knuckles' signature wit and humor, we ask Renee a
series of entertaining and thought-provoking questions that
reveal more about her personality and perspectives.


As a special highlight, Renee shares her incredible encounter
with Travis Scott, one of the most renowned figures in the music
industry. It all started when she was scouted one night while
hanging out with Tyga, leading to a VIP experience at Travis
Scott's concert complete with a private booth and security
guards.


Join us for a side-splitting and entertaining episode that wraps
up our journey with Renee Gracie on a hilarious note, featuring a
star-studded encounter with Travis Scott!


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