Topic: Poop Police

A passenger on a Delta Airlines flight reported sitting in feces left by a service dog from a previous flight. The airline's initial response was criticized as dismissive, offering only paper towels and a miniature bottle of gin for cleanup. The incident highlights growing concerns regarding the regulation and hygiene of service animals in confined public spaces like commercial aircraft.

The episode ends with a musical parody mix titled "Poop Police," referencing San Francisco's dedicated cleanup crews for public sidewalks. The hosts sign off with their traditional "Adios Mofos" catchphrase.

A donor argues that marijuana use can lead to productive actions, such as supporting the podcast. The hosts fulfill a request for "Poop Police" sound effects and provide karma for a listener taking an A+ 702 technical certification test. The "Climate Gate" jingle is played for a job seeker in Houston.

Daniel Mack from Minneapolis is thanked for a $461 donation corresponding to the episode number. The segment includes a request for a "Poop Police" sound bite and mentions the show's tracking of prime-numbered episodes.

Officials in Queensland, Australia, are testing sewage for drug residues to identify areas of high drug use, particularly near nightclubs and music festivals. The hosts mock the initiative, labeling the officials the "Poop Police" and questioning the privacy implications of monitoring waste for law enforcement purposes.