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Judge Hodgman’s chambers have been too rollicking! This episode, we are committed to less rollicking and more justice! We discuss kids’ poop talk, abandoned laundry, half finished fruit, wedge salads, dead ends, and a ruling from Merriam-Webster on how many holes there are in a straw.
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Photos from MY WIFE LIKES IT WITH PEACHES
Bailiff Jesse Thorn's Wedge Salad
The Wedge Salad at Perry's Steakhouse & Grille in Houston // photographed by Mai Pham for Houstonia Magazine
St. Anselm's Wedge Salad in NYT Cooking // photo by Melina Hammer for The New York Times
Classic Wedge Salad // Leah Maroney for The Spruce
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Have your real-life disputes settled in Fake Internet Court! Despite no legal background, Judge John Hodgman and Bailiff Jesse Thorn are the arbiters of justice that you need. No case is too big or too small. They judge them all!
Is a hot dog a sandwich? When does a collection become a hoard? Is it ever ok to flush soup down a toilet? Only one can decide! Submit your dispute at maximumfun.org/jjho!
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