Chris makes your day job sound depressing.  A listener asks, "Is this real?" Yale Hollander walks by the studio window, we force him to sit down.

Chris may have admitted that he's beaten a polygraph or two over the course of his life.

Elizabeth Byrd is the proprietor of That 90s Shop in Florissant, MO.  We're 90s kids here at Impolite Company. So, of course we had to ask about her inventory.

Check her store out at https://www.facebook.com/that90sshop/

Chris is working up the energy to face a four day work week.  He went to a party. Salvation on the highway. Ninja T-Shirt. How much would you pay for lunch with Warren Buffet? 

Why does Chris still have a day job? No clue. Tell a friend to listen.

This episode from last Wednesday was lost to the ether.  But locally, our tech ninjas rescued it and nursed it back to health.

Chris, alone in the studio, discusses the case of that thirty year old dude whose parents are suing to make him move out of their house. This leads into a discussion on how silly any book of rules for life is, but also a realization that he wants to write a book of rules for life.

Check it.

Today's guest is Brandon Judd. We recorded a great conversation about our misspent youth and punk rock. We recorded this episode at Tick Tock Tavern, 3459 Magnolia, in the Tower Grove East neighborhood of St. Louis.  If the into sounds like I recorded in a bathroom, that's because I did. Tick Tock has very clean bathrooms.

See Brandon, along with other comics tonight, 5/24 at the Tick Tock Tavern.

Chris is out of town Tuesday and Thursday this week.  So today, he's chosen a couple of his favorite show openings and put them together.  He'll be putting this up occasionally. We hope you enjoy it.

Chris hangs out and talks about why he didn't watch all of the Royal Wedding, and why no one enjoys any wedding.  He also discusses what you should have accumulated by age 35. Other stuff was said. Come along for the ride.

Here in St. Louis, it's just a chill rainy day.  Ella Fritts joins Chris in the studio, and they just sip on some coffee and talk about improv, local shows, her best friend from fifth grade, and a few other things.

Founder of Coffee Break at Foam, Ken Warner is shaking the dust of this town off his boots and heading to New York. We try to sell his car.

It's Laurel.

Friend of the show, Ron Finger gives us some legit barbecue tips.  Chris realized he should probably start eating breakfast before the show. Why do we keep talking about food?

See Ron at Impolite Company's monthly stand up showcase Friday 5/18 at The Crack Fox.