Almost getting arrested outside of a comic shop

"'Talking Points: Flailing at McDonalds, incorrect ownership of Oompah-Loompahs, Discussing Dota 2 with your car insurance salesman, probably something about white privilege' ""-Episode description"

Getting arrested outside of a comic shop is this second episode of Let Me Tell You About... that was posted, with the first one being deleted because of poor audio quality.

In the episode Tad discusses the time he got pulled over while going to a midnight release event of Magic: The Gathering with Joe. Tad explains that this is because he had a sticker for his old registration on his new car, causing the cop to be suspicious of him. Luckily, being a skinny white nerd, Tad evaded getting arrested by explaining what Magic is after the cop pulls out a D20 out of his pocket because he thought it was a weapon. This caused Tad to go on for some length about the differences between Pokemon, Yu Gi Oh and Magic, to descibe why he needed the die, which prompted Tad to remember the time he explained what DOTA 2 was to his car insurance salesman because of his notification sound. After revealing this fact and demonstrating how much a pathetic white loser he is the cop let him off with a warning and told him to go pay for the ticket and get a new sticker, which he complained about because it only lasted until the next August, two months after the episode was uploaded.

At the end of the story he mentions how he went to McDonalds after the Magic Release that he still went t after being pulled over by a cop. He says that he only went because he had gotten a coupon, and that after trying to get free medium fries and being told they were out of them, he, verbatim, said"'Oh. Well I'm gonna get on the floor and start screeching and flailing my limbs.'"He then sits down and gets free large fries.

The episode is one of the shortest, coming in just short of 20 minutes. The main reason might be because there isn't much to the story in the first place, along with the podcast having just started out, so they may have not wanted to invest a large amount of time on recording and editing at that point, which would continue for the next couple episode up until the Mighty Number 9, the first episode to break the one hour mark.