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On this wild episode of the Nonsense Podcast, FNBob invents a ridiculous new game, but not before Kelly brings the heat with another disturbing fact: during Prohibition, the U.S. government actually poisoned alcohol 😳. Shocked? FNBob and Henvincible definitely aren’t. That sends the crew into a historical spiral where FNBob reveals that Prohibition wasn’t about the booze—it was about fed-up wives sick of drunk husbands. And honestly… fair. Then we jump into the chaotic world of wrestling with R-Truth’s unexpected return to WWE! Was it a planned “work” or did fan demand actually resurrect his career? Either way, the boys are hype. Finally, FNBob introduces a brand-new segment: “The Biggest Hater”—a game where you spin a wheel filled with beloved things (like grandmas, anime, puppies, etc.), and the hosts have to roast them relentlessly. Nothing is sacred. Everyone’s offended. It’s Nonsense at its finest. 🎯 Episode Highlights: ☠️ Kelly’s Fact: The U.S. intentionally poisoned alcohol during Prohibition?! 🍷 Prohibition was started by… angry housewives? 🤼 R-Truth returns — real fan movement or WWE trickery? 🎯 New Game: “The Biggest Hater” — roast what everyone loves 😂 Grandmas, anime, and even dogs aren’t safe from this hate-fueled wheel ❓ Question of the Day: What’s something everyone else loves that you just can’t stand? Be honest 👀 📱 Follow us on social media for more updates and behind-the-scenes fun: Instagram: fnbobfnentertainment Twitter: @FNBOB36 Website: https://www.fnentertainment.com All the Other links: https://linktr.ee/FNBoB & https://linktr.ee/Henvincible & https://linktr.ee/rk9trainingllc #NonsensePodcast #haters #prohibition #WWE #RTruth #anime #videogames #sushi #ComedyPodcast #Roast #Game #UnpopularOpinions #facts #FNEntertainment
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