This week on Beards & Sundries, the stars finally aligned — because Amazon didn’t crash our studio for once! Instead, we went intergalactic and talked about space, the mysterious 3I/ATLAS object, and the ongoing scam known as daylight savings time (seriously, who keeps approving this?).

Then, we dive headfirst into the Mandela Effect, where we realize CERN probably broke reality — because Fruit of the Loom absolutely had a cornucopia. We remember. You remember. Someone’s lying.

Our sponsor this week? The Cornucopia Conundrum™ — the psychological thriller that may or may not exist, depending on which timeline you’re from.

Anthony started the episode with very low expectations for this topic, but ended up having the time of his life. Naturally, Jay won’t shut up about it post-recording.

After the break, we invent entire new universes that prove why we shouldn’t be allowed near microphones unsupervised.

🎧 Tune in for space talk, time chaos, and multiverse-level nonsense.

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