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A pumpkin mystery, and a lobster-napping.

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McGillin’s Olde Ale House is the oldest bar in Philadelphia, and it also claims to be the most romantic place in the city. The Philadelphia Inquirer says: “McGillin’s has matchmaking magic.”
Special thanks to Andrew Stelzer. 
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Phoebe tells Lauren the story of how one man planted more than 30 bombs around New York City - and how he was eventually caught using criminal profiling. Plus, Phoebe tells us what a “sardicado” is, Lauren shares some flower arranging tips, and they both reveal their least favorite commercials.

Read more about the "Mad Bomber of New York" here:

"Unmasking the Mad Bomber" (Smithsonian Magazine)
"The Mad Bomber Who Terrorized Manhattan" (New Yorker)
"‘Unhinged, unrelenting’: The Mad Bomber who terrorized New York" (Washington Post)
"Mad Bomber Case Closed by Police" (The New York Times)

Phoebe's couscous recipe is here: https://buff.ly/3WxxglZ

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Curtis was one of the first nationally-syndicated comic strips with a mostly-Black cast of characters. Ray Billingsley has been drawing it for newspapers every day for the past 35 years.
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Phoebe tells Lauren about a 1970s murder in Chicago that police couldn't solve — and then a doctor came forward and said his wife seemed to know things about the case that she couldn't possibly know. Plus, Phoebe’s hot dog order, practical skills, and a new potato chip to try.

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When comic Maria Bamford made her OkCupid profile with the username Hogbook, she says Scott Marvel Cassidy was one of the only people who contacted her. His username was Lazer Eyes.
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