Bonus #199 - McDade's Maniacs Vol. 14 w/ Noah Savage [PATREON PREVIEW]
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What triggers the episode’s opening controversy about a friend’s murder?
Hey Stabby and esteemed guest. Uh this one's a bit fucking rough, but I'm gonna try and keep it short. A couple weeks or months ago I found out one of my oldest friends was involved in a Grand Theft Auto. Where he No draw
snitch from the pod
to my knowledge, randomly murdered a girl Sold her a car and say
that's a little different than a grand theft. Yeah,
you led with grand theft though. I say
we start with my friend was involved in a murder. Yeah.
This may not be the right podcast to call right now or the right phone call to make. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I
would I would have gone with a lawyer. I know about
a murder.
Yeah.
This might get played in court. Wouldn't be the first time.
my knowledge, randomly murdered a girl Stole her car and died in a police shootout. Oh.
How do the hosts react to learning about the hidden homicide years later?
That alone is like fucked up enough. But I found this out about a year after the fact. And after he died? The wild part is is this person I spent my summers with, my like high school years with, a giant group of friends.
Mm-hmm.
But not one single person told me about this until about a year later from some random stranger who sent me the video the police shootout.
That's how they've told you they showed you the fucking shaky footage.
Is it appropriate for me to get fucking just so upset about no one telling me about this? There was a like whole funeral service and everything, but not one single person that I spent on the daily throughout high school and like college with didn't tell me. I know it's a fucked up situation. Really weird. His reaction is bizarre. Yeah.
You think The fucked up thing that happened A innocent woman lost her life 'cause your idiot friend stole her car, shot her and then at cops. And w you're mad that people you went to college with didn't tell you about what what if we could all agree been a weird funeral to intend to.
Is it justified to feel angry when friends hide a serious crime?
I already I already made the R I P T shirts and nobody fucking told me. Nobody fucking told me.
I I gotta say, this feels like the craziest loser energy of like looking for something to be mad at when there is just you, how you feel. I can't imagine somebody who matters less in this situation than you. Yeah, it's crazy to me that you have made this a personal. Here's the thing. I guess what you're asking is like, is it appropriate to be mad? that I found out nobody ac that I'm insufferable and nobody likes me, like through a tragedy. Through a weird tragedy that like, what are you mad at? Why are you mad at your fra you're like, and yeah, that's bad enough. It's like, no, no, no. That's where it stops. That's where it stops. If like somebody I was like didn't say it was like nobody told me about
nine eleven? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Why don't
anybody tell me?
That's
The bad
part.
What parallels are drawn between missing funeral invitations and murder gossip?
You referred to him as like one of his oldest friends, but obviously, like they were. You
don't really know him that well. If the guy killed the fucking lady and you didn't even notice, if he was dead for a year and it didn't even cross your desk until a guy you played fucking Flip Cup with mentioned it offhand, you have no fuck-I mean your attitude here. And again, I'm basing this all off of this one interaction. You sound like a fucking like a kid who's mad that like you let everybody use your Super Nintendo and then they didn't invite you to their party. Clearly, you were a fucking loser in college and annoying. Because the way that you're just reacting to this is fucking insane, dude. Like that's what you're again, that's what you're mad at. How fucking old are you, bro? That you care that you're like you I'm I'm not I'm all I'm coming off a bender yesterday, so I'm not as mentally sharp as I'd like to be usually.
I can't nail this guy a hundred percent, but I'm picking up on like It's like, well, it's just not right. It's like, it's like their manners were wrong. It's like, well, as a as your old friend who we we used to go to Thirsty Thursdays every fucking week, you must tell me about a funeral announcement. It's like, first of all, again, you wanted to go to that funeral? If Eldus killed some if my
best
friend murdered a
woman. Well, is he just finding out recently that the guy died over it like a year ago?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What triggers the episode’s opening controversy about a friend’s murder?
0:00–0:48
2
How do the hosts react to learning about the hidden homicide years later?
0:48–2:00
3
Is it justified to feel angry when friends hide a serious crime?
2:00–3:01
4
What parallels are drawn between missing funeral invitations and murder gossip?
3:01–4:22
5
How does the conversation shift to jokes about weddings and social slights?
4:22–5:10
6
Why do the hosts compare the murder story to everyday “not invited” drama?
5:10–5:56
7
What advice do the hosts give about handling shocking revelations from old friends?
5:56–6:38
8
How does the episode wrap up with reflections on gossip, drama, and moving on?
6:38–7:30