In this uproarious episode of "Weird with a Side of Bacon," our dynamic trio—Trevor, Misty, and Stephanie—serve up a sizzling platter of hilarity and oddities. Trevor kicks things off with a side-splitting tale of grocery store shenanigans. Next, Misty cranks up the weirdness with a couple in Australia, whose passionate escapades in a train station causes flooding in not one, but two stations! Trevor discusses the historical significance of Lewis and Clarks feces. Yes, it’s a real thing. The hosts also discuss the health benefits of Fireball Whiskey and watermelons. Stephanie wraps up the episode with a gem from the depths of Reddit—a wedding tale so awkward it could make a rom-com blush. Throughout the episode, the hosts expertly blend humor, weirdness, and razor-sharp commentary, leaving listeners in stitches and eagerly awaiting the next serving of "Weird with a Side of Bacon."

Introduction to the Podcast (00:00:01)

Overview of the podcast's theme and content, including a warning about adult themes.

Hosts Introduction (00:00:51)

Trevor introduces the hosts and their respective topics for the episode.

Personal Grocery Shopping Story (00:01:46)

The hosts share a humorous experience of being waved through a grocery store exit without a receipt check.

Bizarre News Story Introduction (00:06:50)

Misty introduces a strange news story about a couple causing flooding in train stations.

Reddit Wedding Story Introduction (00:12:23)

Stephanie introduces a Reddit story about an awkward wedding moment involving karaoke.

The Truth is in the Pudding (00:21:44)

Discussion about how researchers trace the Lewis and Clark expedition through their feces.

Fireball Flow's Story (00:34:47)

Sharing a bizarre news story about a 106-year-old woman who credits her longevity to Fireball whiskey.

Big Melons Cause Boners (00:44:44)

Discussion on watermelon containing citrulline, which may have similar effects to Viagra.

Bonus Story: The Grading Scale (00:49:37)

Explanation of why the grading scale changed from E to F in schools.

Closing Remarks (00:52:19)

Hosts encourage listeners to subscribe, provide feedback, and share ideas for future episodes.