Chef Carl Chodillia joins the show with a new recipe: deep fried zucchini. Then Don Micksa reports on the top hipster cities in America. Larry Grover tries to describe the "big pivot" the Republican party is taking away from Hillary. And Steve Bosell closes things out with a confused discussion on civil disobedience.

It's Twitter day on the show. Margaret Grey talks with Steve Bosell about his objections on Twitter to her using Fredo Corleone as a symbol of the Republican Party. Next, Frank Grey, during another round of bad golf, talks about enjoying the Republican debate so much he hallucinated. Ted Bell says he was harassed by a hate group on Twitter over the weekend... dentists who tell Ted he can have his teeth straightened with braces.

Phil introduces another Classic Friday, bringing us two December bits, 6 years apart. First, Bobbie Dooley of the Western Estates HOA is preparing for Y2k. "Don't bring your radioactive asses to my house." Second, Steve Bosell sues a bunch of kids for not enjoying his "Magic Steve" kids magic act. They head for a bounce house instead.

It's Classic Friday and that means two great bits from our massive archive. From January 2006 it's Larry Grover complaining that after hiring an escort to accompany him to a work event, she unexpectedly comes on to him, showing him her breasts and waiting for payment. Then it's Steve Bosell from June 2000, suing Mark Wahlberg and New Line Cinema. He thought Wahlberg's large penis in "Boogie Nights" was real and it caused him anxiety.