Episode 330: President Shaq Neal

Outline
00:45 - Intro - 'Tis the season to be thankful.

09:03 - Now that the recreational use of marijuana has been legalized in California, my sweet and law-abiding husband wants to try it. I want him to love my favorite flower just as much as I do. What movies/music/munchies would you recommend I have on hand for his initiation into the recreational cannabis world? -- Holly

15:33 - Y - Sent in by Drew Davenport, from Yahoo Answers user Jack, who asks: Can young Shaq take down a large male wolf? Okay so I was wondering if a younger 300 poundish 7'1 Shaq would've been able to kill a large male wolf using no weapons but his body. I'd guess he could because his weight strength and height advantage

21:56 - I work as a bartender/cashier at a small place in lower Manhattan. It's small enough that I usually end up chatting for a short bit with customers. It's a fairly busy place, and I've noticed that I really only have two goodbyes: "See ya" and "Have a good one." These are some basic farewells. Multiple times a customer and I have said "have a good one" in unison. Can the brothers think of fresh/unique ways to say goodbye to customers? -- Not So Noteworthy In New York

26:56 - MZ - Sponsored by Trunk Club. Advertisement for Shmanners.

37:16 - Recently it has been brought to my attention that the CEO for the company I work for (who is kind of an ass) thinks "memes" is the hip young term for graphics. As a result, whenever she wants a social media post or a public newsletter to contain imagery from our design team, she asks for "lots of real good memes." Apparently she has been doing this for at least a year, and nobody has pointed it out. Do I tell her the mistake she is making, or do I let it go and pray she never brings up the term in conversation with business partners? -- It's Not The Same Thing In Georgia

46:09 - Y - Sent in by Rachel Rosing, from Yahoo Answers user Zach, who asks: "Why are merkins considered 'cool' but toupeés are not?"

56:57 - Housekeeping

59:20 - FY - Sent in by Dan Green & Jeffrey Corbello, from Yahoo Answers user Angela, who asks: "I need a word that begins with J (not jelly)?"