Show notes
**FAFO Friday: Gay Jokes, the Red Baron Pizza Guy, Double Standards, and the Wienermobile Rolls Into Town**Clay and Shaun Yurtkuran open the show diving straight into the viral Red Baron pizza employee who got pranked by content creators while stocking shelves overnight. The internet (and Red Baron) responded by standing behind the working dad with multiple kids, turning him into employee of the month and lighting up a massive GoFundMe. From there the conversation shifts into whether gay jokes are still allowed, JD Vance’s James Talarico line, Gen X humor, and the double standards that say some groups can’t be joked about while everything else is fair game. They dig into transgender issues versus actual gay people, pride events and kids, the old right’s anti-gay reputation versus the new right, and the rise of antisemitism from both sides.Shaun and Clay also get into Billy Corgan’s *The Magnificent Others* podcast with David Draiman (Disturbed) on Israel, the Marilyn Manson cancellation and friendship, the big 90s rock resurgence (Smashing Pumpkins, Candlebox, and the rest), people who confess on social media, and a quick look ahead at the races they’ll be watching on election night (Cindy Hyde-Smith, Bennie Thompson, Texas, and more).Later in the hour the show takes a hard left into pure fun when two Oscar Mayer Wienermobile hotdoggers — Nacho Dog Nora and Cookout Caroline — join as guests. They’re driving the big weenie through the South, they’re in town today, and they’ll have the Wienermobile parked at the station around noon. Clay gets the full rundown on the job, the Weenie 500 at Indy, how to become a hotdogger, and why everyone should chase the thing down for a wiener whistle. Plenty of dad jokes and lefty jokes ensue.Uncensored, unhinged, and exactly the kind of free-range conversation that only happens on FAFO Friday.

