Like a couple of disgusting beasts, Luke and Aaron went to Old Country Buffet and then recount their tale of shame. They also saw Logan, which they'll talk about, too. No spoilers, though. This is a Very Fat Episode of Friendship Buddies.

Old pal and Carmichael Show writer Josh Rabinowitz stops by the podcast to talk showbiz, New York versus LA, the Oscars, and stand-up hell gigs. Milo Yiannopoulos gets brought up again for one last parting shot before they throw him in the trash.

Jim Grammond joins the podcast to talk mostly pornographically about food, chain restaurants, and previously being fat. They also talk about Milo Yiannopoulos on Bill Maher, but this was recorded before all the pedophile stuff came out.

Luke has issue with last week's guest and lets him know. The boys discuss breastaurants and a twitter hashtag about adulting. Aaron suggests replacing Trump protests with sending him fast food so he gorges himself.

Friendship buddy Pat Barker comes on to talk about his appearance on Comedy Central's Roast Battle and to take Luke to task for his crappy impressions. The boys also make fun of improv a lot, which they acknowledge is unfair. But that doesn't stop them.

Luke and Aaron mock the greatest comedian of all time and are sorry for it. They try not to talk about Trump again but he's the only person who did anything this week. They also pitch some ideas for Heaven and talk about Nazi Furries, which are real.

Luke and Aaron went to the Women's March on Saturday and had slightly different experiences. They talk about that Nazi nerd who didn't get punched good enough. You gotta follow through. Don't leave your feet. Luke got punched during an improv scene once.

Aaron brings up the diner in his hometown that literally had lions in cages behind it, which he incorrectly referred to as a "zoo." They also talk about Cucky Balboa and riff on an alt-right self-help seminar called Uncuck Yourself.

While Aaron considers assembling a new wardrobe, Luke does a lot of impressions. A LOT of impressions. They talk Trump, the wall, and the philosophical implications of Rogue One. Also, Luke wants you to note how clever the title is.

Luke and Aaron look back on 2016 to rank who were the handsomest celebrities to die. They also list the handsomest funny guys and the funniest handsome guys. Plus, Luke displays his knowledge of the A-Team.