Topic: Greg Stone

Yahoo published a list of the most common PIN codes, with "6969" ranking at number ten. A large number of donors from Michigan and California are processed. A correction is made regarding the title of "Sir Greg Stone," highlighting the ongoing difficulty of managing the show's knighthood database and spreadsheet.

The hosts read letters from various donors, including one whose challenge coin was stolen in the mail. A discussion about Unix text editors ensues after a donor promotes a book on Vim and Vi. One host expresses a strong preference for the Vi editor over modern word processors.

The hosts perform a formal knighthood ceremony for high-level donors Alan Bowes and Greg Stone, inducting them into the No Agenda Round Table. Steven Van Pelsmakers is also recognized with an "Uber Super Baron" title for his significant contribution to the program.

Greg Stone is officially knighted as Sir Greg Stone of the No Agenda Roundtable for contributing a minimum of $1,000 to the show. The hosts perform the ceremony, granting him the traditional "hookers and blow" benefits associated with the elite status. The segment concludes with a plea for continued listener support to maintain the show's independent news deconstruction.

The show acknowledges high-tier donors, naming Paul Couture and John Little as Executive Producers for their significant financial contributions. Other donors, including C Chase McCarthy and Scott Denny, are recognized for their support, with the hosts explaining the "Order of the Mint" and the path to knighthood through donations.