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Side Stories: Meatballs & Murder

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Dead Baby Found in Porta-Potty at Electric Forest

At 9:21 · chapter starts 9:20

Everybody at the London, Ontario live show wanted Henry to cover this one: a dead newborn discovered in a porta-potty at Electric Forest, the famous EDM festival. The entire birth 'rig' — placenta, umbilical cord, all of it — was left behind, suggesting the mother immediately returned to the festival after giving birth alone. The mother has never been found. Henry and Eddie riff on the festival lineup (Excision, String Cheese Incident, Passion Pit, T-Pain) with darkly comic band-name jokes before arriving at genuine empathy: the sanitation worker who drains the festival toilets made the discovery. Henry argues this man deserves a GoFundMe more than anyone — he has the worst job in America, and it just got infinitely worse. Nobody's talking about him.

Society & Culture
The Worst Job in America Just Got Worse

Side Stories: Meatballs & Murder · Jul 1, 2026 Society & Culture

The man who drains festival porta-potties discovered a dead baby inside one at Electric Forest — and nobody is talking about how that affects him. Henry makes the case that he deserves a GoFundMe more than anyone else in this story.

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