You Should Know Podcast
You Should Know Podcast
April 20, 2026

SURPRISING FRIEND WITH A RACCOON! -You Should Know Podcast- Episode 213

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Quick Read

The hosts navigate grief, public embarrassment, and bizarre animal facts, culminating in a series of shocking personal confessions about public indecency and unusual body quirks.
Peyton coped with his dog's death by crying in a Target parking lot and impulse buying WWE belts.
A valet publicly shamed Peyton for leaving fingernail clippings in his car.
Opossums are immune to venomous snake bites and have opposable thumbs, making them 'sleeper build' animals.

Summary

Peyton recounts the emotional experience of his dog Malcolm's passing, detailing his private grieving process in a Target parking lot and an embarrassing valet incident involving his bitten fingernails. The hosts then welcome Eric Bingham from Wildlife on the Move, who introduces Tootsie, an opossum, leading to a surprisingly informative segment about opossum biology and behavior. The episode takes a turn into highly personal confessions, including Peyton's involuntary habit of exposing himself prematurely in public restrooms and his comfort with nudity at home, alongside a discussion about a viral childhood meme of Cam.
This episode offers a raw, humorous, and at times surprisingly vulnerable look into the hosts' personal lives, showcasing their unique coping mechanisms for grief, their reactions to unexpected situations, and their willingness to share deeply personal and often embarrassing anecdotes. It highlights the blend of comedy and genuine human experience that defines their podcast.

Takeaways

  • Peyton's dog, Malcolm Drum Nalro Esquire Harden the Third, passed away, leading to a day of intense, private sadness.
  • Peyton's coping mechanism for grief included buying three WWE belts, two of which he already owned.
  • During a valet experience, Peyton was publicly called out for having 'toenails' (fingernail clippings) scattered in his car.
  • The hosts were visited by Eric Bingham of Wildlife on the Move, who brought Tootsie, a four-year-old opossum.
  • Opossums are marsupials with prehensile tails, opposable thumbs, and are immune to venomous snake bites, eating ticks and snakes.
  • Peyton confesses to a recurring problem of prematurely exposing his genitalia in public restrooms and at home.
  • A childhood photo of Cam, framed in his mother's house, has been mysteriously leaked and turned into a widespread meme.

Insights

1Opossums: Nature's 'Sleeper Build' Survivors

Opossums, like Tootsie, possess remarkable biological traits that make them highly adaptable and resilient. They are marsupials, born blind and with only two front legs, using their sense of smell to crawl into their mother's pouch. Their prehensile tails allow them to grip and climb trees, and they are the only North American animal besides humans with opposable thumbs. Notably, opossums are immune to the venom of all native Texas snakes and actively consume ticks, contributing to ecosystem health.

Eric Bingham from Wildlife on the Move explains Tootsie's biology, including her age (four years old in captivity vs. two in the wild), prehensile tail, opposable thumbs, omnivorous diet (including snakes, eggs, lizards, mice, insects), and immunity to venom and ticks.

2The Unseen Legalities of Home Nudity

Contrary to common belief, public indecency laws can extend to private residences. If an individual is nude in their own home and visible from a public street or sidewalk, they can legally be reported to the police. This highlights a lesser-known aspect of privacy and public conduct laws.

Peyton discusses a TikTok from a lawyer explaining that if someone is naked in their own house with open windows and is seen from street view, police can be called.

Lessons

  • Practice self-awareness in public spaces: Be mindful of personal habits, especially when emotional or distracted, to avoid embarrassing situations like scattering fingernail clippings or premature exposure.
  • Understand and respect personal grieving processes: Recognize that individuals cope with loss differently, whether through private emotional release, retail therapy, or humor, and avoid judgment.
  • Verify information before acting: Before pursuing new interests like domesticating wild animals, thoroughly research the species and consult experts to understand the actual implications and differences (e.g., raccoons vs. opossums).

Notable Moments

Peyton's private grieving process for his dog Malcolm, involving crying in a Target parking lot and impulse buying WWE belts.

This moment offers a relatable, yet humorous, insight into how individuals cope with grief, highlighting the often unexpected and sometimes absurd ways emotions manifest.

Peyton's public embarrassment at a valet stand when the attendant announced he had to move 'toenails' (fingernail clippings) from his car.

This anecdote is a peak example of situational comedy and public humiliation, emphasizing the hosts' willingness to share deeply personal and cringeworthy experiences for entertainment.

The hosts' interaction with Tootsie the opossum and learning about its unique biological features.

This segment provides unexpected educational value, contrasting the hosts' initial misconceptions with factual information delivered by a wildlife expert, showcasing the surprising capabilities of a commonly misunderstood animal.

Peyton's confession about his involuntary habit of prematurely exposing his genitalia in public restrooms.

This highly vulnerable and comedic confession pushes the boundaries of typical podcast content, demonstrating the hosts' comfort with extreme personal sharing and generating a memorable, if shocking, moment.

The revelation that a childhood photo of Cam, framed in his mother's house, has become a viral meme.

This highlights the pervasive and often uncontrollable nature of internet culture, where personal artifacts can be digitized and spread without consent, creating a unique challenge for public figures.

Quotes

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"I sat in a Target parking lot for about an hour and I boy I Oh, I just ripped and ran."

Peyton
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"He goes, 'Hey, man. I just want to let you know I had to move some toenails out of the seat.'"

Peyton
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"Possums have opposable thumbs just like you and me. Look at that. Oh my gosh. They have thumbs."

Eric Bingham
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"I'm flipping my genitalia out way too soon before I'm getting to the urinal or to the bathroom."

Peyton
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"No, you literally look like you're in the developmental league of lunch ladies."

Peyton

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