We started off talking about how much better music was in the 90s, and that slowly turned into a discussion around the idea to abolish the two-party system in the United States.

For maybe the first time ever Mike and Jeff see somewhat eye-to-eye on the US Government (at least it sounds like they do?), and Kanye West releases a coat the Staypuft Marshmallow Man wouldn't wear (he's officially trolling American consumers).

The title says it all folks. Hopefully we don't get cancelled for this episode – we may have gone overboard. It's all jokes...enjoy!

Officer Derek Chauvin is convicted on all charges brought against him for the murder of George Floyd and will await sentencing which is scheduled for June.

The question is, while it was expected he'd be convicted of something, was it expected he'd be convicted of everything.

Mike just got his first shot. Jeff is still trying to figure out if he's going to do it. One thing's for sure, we just can't get away from COVID folks. One way or another, it's always there, lurking around every corner. 

A plague of shootings has swept the United States yet again leaving the gun control debate in its wake, instead of condolences and compassion for the victims and their families. 

We recorded this a week ago and can't really remember what it's about. You'll have to give it a listen to find out.

This week has us trying our newest format as we sit down for the Nick's Gyros Reunion, where we chat with longtime friend Jeff Sherwood. "The Wood" was owner of Nick's Gyros for nearly 20 years, a mentor, a bossman, a father-figure, and most importantly a dear, friend. Well, he's still the latter.

We invite you to a Friday evening filled with drinks and debauchery. Hope you enjoy.

It's our 20th episode and we're all over the place folks. Listen in and try to follow us down the random information rabbit hole as we talk Kardashians, the importance of tequila, the vaping olympics, and a number of other topics that seemingly have no connection.

We get pretty heated on this episode as we discuss the words of a former small-town Texas Mayor. There's not much more to say outside of that, so you'll have to give it a listen.

Sidenote: this is by far our most dramatic rose ceremony, ever.