In this episode Mark and Ryan welcome their Sunday Service pal Taz Van Rassel who pitches the town’s first bakery – Yeast Meets West. This episode you’ll also meet a singing baker, a controversial sea captain landlord, train robber Stye Sturgeon Principled, and Bill Harris – a name who gets caught stealing from the bakery.
What this episode established
Taz Van Rassel joins the cast for an episode centered on a local bakery. During his appearance, he discusses his life in the West End and his history with the hosts before performing as a customer at Yeast Meets West, where he tries to use a broken self-checkout machine to buy a morning glory muffin.
This episode features a series of sketches set at the bakery Yeast Meets West, focusing on the comedic difficulties of using its broken self-checkout system.
A local favorite known for singing while working at Yeast Meets West.
Salo is identified as a building manager and resident of a lcoal apartment building.
This episode establishes the lore of the Last Train Robbery and the preservation of the heist train.
This episode introduces the name Stye Sturgeon Principled and the lore surrounding a historical locomotive monument, establishing the character during a discussion of the town's historical train.
The Captain appears after Bill Harris has been caught stealing and vows never to wink Bill's way again.
Sarah works at Yeast Meets West and is a local musician. She interacts with Bill Harris in the bakery, and again when she wakes him after an electric bike accident.
The episode establishes the locomotive as a monument to a robbery and a rumored residence for a hermit.