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The inaugural Mount Rushmore season kicks off with deli meats. Three teams — Big Cat & the Booth Boys, Hank & Zach, and PFT solo — snake-draft their four picks. The selections spark a heated debate about whether turkey is actually edible on its own and whether roast beef deserves a spot.
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Three teams draft four deli meats each: Big Cat and the Booth Boys (Memes, Max) take turkey and roast beef; Hank and Zach go salami, prosciutto, mortadella, and Buffalo chicken; solo PFT grabs ham, pastrami, gabagool, and roasted chicken. PFT's most passionate pick is gabagool, tied to the iconic Sopranos scene where Tony somberly packs it from the fridge when leaving his family home. The draft is mostly harmonious until Hank says he can't eat turkey on its own and can eat salami straight — which Big Cat reads as Hank feeling 'invincible' with Zach on his team and calls him out. A brief argument ensues, apologies are issued, and the crew notes that chicken cutlet and Bologna just missed the cut. The episode closes with birthday shoutouts, Zach wishing his dad a happy birthday, and PFT belatedly remembering his nephew before the crew signs off for summer.
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