In this bonus episode, we talk about Anix getting Covid-19, if Vine was still around today, and Anix does some god awful accents.

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Welcome to this week's episode, although we had zero idea what we were talking about, so if you do have an idea, then please let us know. All we know is that Josh returns, it gets chaotic, we talk about the new renovations at The Void, and like, 30 seconds of motorcycle maintenance.

Welcome back! We had to take a break last week, but we return with a chaotic episode, full of sea shanties, Death Grips, and IRL speedruns.

Check them out, they are meme connoisseurs.

Welcome to another bonus episode! Real life got in the way, so we didn't have time to put out a full episode this week, but I hope you all enjoy two burnt-out college kids talk about politics like we know better (we probably don't), our professor's weird presentation style, and a weird (but hopefully mildly entertaining) night Anix had.

This week, we talk about Tinder for gamers, accents, and how Anix became the Dad to one of his friends.

Welcome to a bonus episode (that's pretty much the same length as a normal episode)! Alex and I talk about things going on in the USA, second hand embarrassment from shows that we watched, and Montage Parodies.

Happy New Year! Welcome to our deranged New Year special, where this week, we talk about spicy food, New Year resolutions, and Josh returns (Peter was busy) with more crazy but amazingly true stories.

Happy holidays! This week, we talk about Engine Media Inc as a fantastic investment that you should pour all your life savings into, American cartoons (I don't know why I lied about Big Mouth, I like the show), and how great of a company Nestle is and how they are a very ethical with no horrible human rights track record what so ever.

By the way, if you guys want the links to some of the stuff we talked about: