Fill Me In #505: Don't tear your stuff.

In 2008, there were literally zero people who would have thought that two idiots like us would get to something we could realistically call "Season Eleven" of this podcast, but here we are. We start with sandwiches, continue with crosswords, and there's only the tiniest sliver of baseball at the end.

Stuff to click:

• "Um, Actually"
• Owen Bergstein-Borgstein's recommended sandwich reviewing YouTube channel
• Eric Peterson's recommended New York Times article, re: peanut butter and pickles
•  Giacamo Santangelo's Original Sloppy Joe reference
• CJ Marland's Australian potato scallops (we picked this link, not them)
• Ryan Hecht's Adventures Assemble channel, which is the 6th on this list of stuff to click

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