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You've all heard the hit song, now it's time to "Kick that Filthy Habit" with a fresh video straight out of Sin City. See what happens when my rap alias, MC Esher, hits the strip with hip-hop. If there's one thing in this world that's a sure bet, it's that MC Esher always comes fresher (especially when he rocks the green jumpsuit).

Mad props again to D'Genetics, of the group Degenerate Nation for being my beat conductor and DJ extraordinaire. Also, shout outs to my own personal Hype Williamseses: John Fiege, and Jeremy Dehn.

Mark and the guys visit Lovecraft Bio-fuels in Los Angeles, meet some online activists who came to say congratulations, and talk to Dr. Shelley Luce, chief scientist and spokesperson for the California Clean Energy Initiative.

Mark and the guys run out of E85 in scenic Wyoming and are forced to refuel from backup cans.

Nellis Air Force Base is exploring multiple alternatives to gasoline, including bio-diesel, O2-Diesel, and Compressed Natural Gas.

David Hallberg, ethanol guru, gives Mark and the guys a tour of his farm and production facility in Mead, NE. David's Closed Loop System requires less than 3% energy input from fossil fuels. For more info, check out E3 Biofuels.

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Talking E85 after-market conversions with Alex Conger in Salt Lake City. For more info on getting your car to run on ethanol, check out www.idahoethanol.com.

Checkin' out the fashion trends in Cheyenne, Wyoming. We're all model citizens, kicking the oil habit and rocking the dopest threads.

They told us that the "Kick the Oil Habit" shirts are now their official uniform for work! How cool is that?

The Ghostbuster's left their wheels in Wahoo, NE.

We're still not sure if we trespassed. It might have just been somebody's car that we unlocked and crawled inside.

Who you gonna call? Rhetorical question.

That's the smell of corn on the open road.

When you're driving all day, it's good to get out and stretch your legs from time to time. It's also pretty fun to jump on top of your car.

I think Huck Finn would approve of our Mississippi antics.

About 500 miles earlier we decided we should jump in the river if it looked inviting. On a globally warmed hot day like this, we dove right in to the muddy waters without hesitation. Check it out!

Built fjord tough.