Episode notes
Dave Montana is back with another deeply questionable investigation into the world around him.
This week, Dave talks about a West Fargo cop allegedly driving drunk, the sacred American right to drink until you make a complete ass of yourself, food stamps, workplace laziness, the strange world of performative activism, and why social media might be making everyone miserable.
He also gets into a more serious conversation about mental health, the healthcare system, the Lindsay Clancy case, and what happens when people fall through the cracks. Somewhere along the way, Dave questions whether society actually does enough for people—or simply waits until something terrible happens and then acts surprised.
There’s also a discussion about high school, improv, working hard for absolutely no reason, becoming management, kicking bums off the property, and Dave’s ongoing philosophical battle with the modern world.