Topic: D Day

Alex from Bainbridge Island donates $1,234.56 to honor the benefit the show brought to his family and the "Gitmo Nation." The note praises Adam Curry's "MoFax" project and John C. Dvorak's "mensch" character. Requests include clips of Dvorak's chair squeaking and Dr. Kiki’s "it was worth it" vaccine commentary.

Scott North from Fullerton, California, donates $444.45 and recalls Adam Curry's early "Value for Value" advocacy on TechTV. The note leads into an extensive "End of the Day" jingle supercut, featuring various political and media figures using the phrase. The hosts discuss their habit of calling each other out for using repetitive linguistic crutches.

Jeremy Smither provides an "executive producer tip of the day" regarding how to empty a mostly finished lotion bottle. He suggests using a Theragun or similar high-speed neck massager against the bottle to vibrate the remaining contents to the top. This is presented as a solution to the host's previously mentioned struggle with "dipsticking" lotion bottles.

Matt Long describes his upcoming keynote speech for a Veterans Day parade in Bandera, Texas, which he prepared using the Muse AI tool. He explains how the AI helped him research Benjamin Franklin's views on veterans and the military. The group jokes about Long's uncanny physical resemblance to Franklin and his use of AI to find practical solutions, like fixing a leaky sink.

Dana Brunetti presents the "ISO of the Day" and a series of "Tips of the Day." His advice includes waiting to install software updates, using Venmo to split restaurant bills, and weighing packages at home to avoid post office rounding fees. Adam Curry and Brunetti exchange final pleasantries as the episode nears its conclusion.

Adam Curry and Rob Dew open the broadcast from Rotterdam, Netherlands, noting the Labor Day weekend holiday in the United States. They discuss the low expected listenership due to the holiday and acknowledge the live "troll" count in the streaming chat. The segment features high-energy opening music and banter regarding the transition into the month of September.

Treasury Secretary Scott Besant announced "Operation Economic Outcast," a campaign to block all Iranian oil revenue and funding for the IRGC. Besant described the move as an "economic D-Day," a comparison that draws criticism for equating financial sanctions with the bloody military invasion of Normandy.

A "Boots on the Ground" report from a soldier under NAVCENT provides a perspective on the living conditions aboard the USS Lincoln. The report addresses complaints about moldy showers and the mental "wear and tear" of long deployments. The soldier shares an anecdote about meeting another No Agenda listener while discussing the Iranian peace deal during breakfast.

The United States has initiated a naval blockade of Iran, which President Trump described as "Economic D-Day" in an all-caps post. This economic warfare has contributed to a 30% increase in domestic gas prices as oil traffic through the Strait of Hormuz dropped from 20 million to 5 million barrels per day. Reports from Axios suggest the U.S. is conducting stealth operations to transport approximately 10 million barrels a day through the contested region.