Wisconsin company offers employees implanted microchips

• Would you get an RFID microchip implanted in your hand for workplace convenience?

Ben (addressed by name in the episode) reads a Washington Post story: Three Square Market, a Wisconsin vending-machine software company, is offering employees optional RFID chip implants between thumb and forefinger to open doors, pay for purchases, and log into computers. Boova (asked by name) calls it pointless — a badge and password do the same job — and the hosts doubt the 'no GPS tracking' claim. Nick Harris, an in-studio participant, pushes a deeper conspiracy: the chips are the start of DNA tampering and people 'playing the role of God.'