Get ready to belly-laugh, folks! This ep dives into a wild tale of three sisters from Lansing who took “returning to the Garden of Eden” a little too literally—like, mustard-and-mayo-covered-nudists-level too literal! I mean, who knew Bible study could turn into a condiment crime spree? Picture a UPS driver chasing these three through a cul-de-sac while they’re living their best naked life—talk about a biblical episode of Cops! And while they claimed to be on a divine mission, the court wasn't buying it. So, buckle up for a ride full of giggles as we dish out the juicy details and sprinkle in some puns that are saucier than their shenanigans!
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Good morning.
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It's Haystack.
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And these three sisters from Lansing, Michigan decide that after reading the Bible, they need to return to the Garden of Eden.
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So naturally, the first step is to strip naked and cover themselves in mustard and mayonnaise.
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I mean obviously that there's a.
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That's.
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That's the book of Hellman's.
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Right, That's.
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I know that one, one of.
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One of them even quoted the Bible.
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She said that it was about the mustard seeds.
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Now look, I know it's been a long time since I went to Sunday school, but I do not remember Jesus ever saying, verily I say unto the go grab the gray pool pond.
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I just don't remember that.
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And then they steal UPS trucks.
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So you know, obviously everyone always wants free shipping.
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Can you imagine though, being the UPS driver, you're just trying to drop off a box at someone's porch and suddenly you're chasing three condiment covered nudists through a cul de sac like you're in a biblical episode of Cops.
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And then the defense attorney said they were seized by religious frenzy.
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That's.
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That sounds like.
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That's not a legal defense.
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That sounds like a heavy metal band.
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Religious frenzy.
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Anyway, they.
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At least they were honest.
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One of em admitted that stealing the truck was just a spur of the moment thing.
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Oh, okay.
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Thanks.
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Yeah, the nudity and the mayo, that was divine inspiration.
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But the UPS truck, yeah, it was just for funsies.
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In the end they were found guilty of course of joyriding and indecent exposure.
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Which feels like a light sentence considering they almost started the first church of Dijon on wheels.
