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Do you guys have a favorite Shipwreck quote from the CAGCast? I am looking to add a Shipwreck quote to my signature.

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There will be a live CAGCast at the Long Island Retro Gaming Expo on Saturday, August 12, 2017. The scheduled start time is 3:30 PM. It estimated to be an hour.

 

The Long Island Retro Expo is a retro gaming expo filled with contests and tournaments, as well as vendor hall to purchase retro games.

 

The event will be held at the Cradle of Aviation Museum, located at:

 

 

For more information on the event, click here:

http://expo.liretro.com/

 

For tickets and ticketing pricing, click here:

http://expo.liretro.com/tickets/

Forgive me if this is a newbie question related to my itunes settings or some such, but I seem to only be able to access episodes as far back as #243.

I'd really like to listen to some older episodes. Are they gone forever, or is there some setting I can change or place I can go to get them?

Thanks in advance for your time!

It's been happening slowly but with the Shipwreck basement extravaganza we have finally hit a point where common people can no longer relate to the show.  

 

 

Just think about it..

 

First we have Cheapy.  He went from one of the most expensive cities in the world to one of the most expensive cities in the world.  He throws around little things to let us all know how rich he is.  While most of us are having a hard time affording the Dollar Menu at McDonalds he is chowing down at elite Iron Chef restaurants.

 

 

Yeah, sure.  Then he has a MoMA pass.  Up to $12,000?  Look at how much is tax deductible.  He doesn't care about art, it's a tax shelter. 

 

Wombat.

 

He lives on Long Island.  Home of Howard Stern and famous for some of the largest parties in the United States.  You need to be a millionaire just to afford a basic house.  Works in Manhattan, shakes down poor honest hard working delivery people for cash in these crazy schemes, and feels good about himself while playing on our pity about bloody noses.

 

Shipwreck?  This guy is a war profiteer who designs helicopters while living in a massive compound in the midwest.  With a basement larger than what most people even called a home just a few years ago (double it for basement+at least one more floor and he's above what we all have today), he lives like a king.

 

So, the Cagcast.  I guess it's a good way to see how the upper crust live, a view into a life none of us will ever have, and at least Cheapy plays some good rap music sometimes.