Brunch

Arch nemesis and corporate bully Dude With Sign is up to his bullying ways again, and this time it's about coffee. Sob Rock is growing on us. We've got an idea for a book that we legitimately might make. M. Night Shyamalan has a new movie coming and there's a Hollywood friendship that needs to make its way onto the podcast.  

As the classic-sounding title suggests, the bad boys are devastated by a rainy July in New England. Escape Room 2 is out this week. If you could have one article of clothing be new every day, what would it be?

Has a podcast ever been recorded without the internet? Now one has. In what was intended to at least partially be a Forever Purge episode, the Bad Boys never once mention the movie because they are still fascinated by the Dick Richards era of Jaws preproduction. Also, the second season of I Think You Should Leave is an instant classic.

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Pete has a birthday and potentially a mean friend. Weather has folks trying to beat the heat. It's Jaws Week and the Bad Boys are hung up on an extremely fun Jaws fact. Michael Keaton's name history is fascinating. 

We finally got our hands on the Wendy's Spicy Chicken Sandwich Pringles just as a controversial chip tweet leads to in-show tweeting. Carl Nassib makes history. What song would you perform a la Dave Chappelle/Foo Fighters? People are selling chicken McNuggets for thousands of dollars on eBay.

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A new picture of Ben and Jen has the bad boys wondering why every picture of two celebrities is described as "cozy" or "steamy." Pete and DJ have begun lying to each other for fun. More chicken sandwich/BTS meal talk, plus a random Dawson's Creek review (S4 E19: "Late").

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New Lorde is on the way and people are freakin'. Bo Burnham's new special looks great and is very Father John Misty. 

After a brief discussion about popular kids at soccer bars, the bad boys review the Friends reunion, Mare of Easttown and A Quiet Place Part II. Randy Havens is an impromptu guest for a heated Dog Joker review.

Dog Joker and A Quiet Place II are upon us. We review Lena Waithe's season of Master of None and discuss a cancelable classic song. All of that is done after we talk about the Saw universe for a little while.

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Folks, we've done it...we have FINALLY returned to the movie theater. We saw Spiral (some of us saw it twice) and ate chicken tenders. It's a great time to be alive.