TUES PT 2: Duji thinks Rover would love Costco

The episode opens with a series of promotional segments for various podcasts, including 'Superhuman,' 'The Clifford Show,' 'Look Back At It,' and 'Learn the Hard Way,' before diving into a deep-dive discussion on the 25-year-old Chandra Levy disappearance case. The hosts explore the controversial theory that Levy may have been killed because she knew too much about UFOs, referencing her connection to Congressman Gary Condit and a UFO conference held around the same time. This theory is met with skepticism, with one host arguing it's a product of grief and speculation, while another suggests Goldie Hawn’s reported alien encounter was likely sleep paralysis. The conversation then shifts to consumer culture, with a heated debate about Costco’s shopping experience—its crowds, oversized carts, and chaotic flow—contrasted with Sam’s Club’s Scan and Go technology. The hosts critique Costco’s lack of efficiency and suggest it’s a breeding ground for impulse buying, while also discussing the broader trend of retailers removing self-checkout systems due to rampant theft. The episode closes with a nostalgic teaser about a breakfast tradition making a comeback.