The Wall Chipmunk
About this episode
A chaotic home water leak leads to the discovery of a chipmunk chewing through water lines, sparking a humorous and detailed tale of DIY repairs and pest-proofing. The hosts also discuss travel stories, seat swapping on planes, and training for running events like the Indianapolis Mini Marathon. They touch on racing news including the start of NASCAR's season and upcoming IndyCar events, while sharing personal anecdotes and playful banter about names and sports. The episode blends everyday life mishaps with motorsport excitement and lighthearted conversations.
Alex had a bit of a time getting a chipmunk out of his wall, plus dealing with the damage it did. Hinch has his own travel story about mixed up seats, though he's not sure it's his story. Thim is training for the Indy Mini, and racing is almost back!
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