Show Notes
It's the end of days and the start of days. From now on, this is not a 90s podcast, and it is not the 90s. Join Teen-Dave at the Big Y2K Bash, and adult Dave and Chris at the old men sitting around reading children's comics ward. Plus! Sonic fights a snowman but it's one of the coolest episodes in ages, Dave reveals what the manliest thing he's ever done was, and Chris gets a couple of real Sonic jokes in
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