This is the audio version of our YouTube live happy hour. Each week, before we record our actual podcast happy hour, we have an interactive happy hour live on YouTube where our users can be part of the show via the live chat and we can get a little loose for the Podcast recording. This one is the Happy Hour prior to episode 21, which featured Diana Pang, AKA Don's wife. Enjoy!

Don's wife, Diana, sits down with the guys and puts them in stitches with stories from the past.

In this episode, Dan and Don are joined by their friend Peyton Basham. Dan gets his life planned out for him. Don struggles to explain why his wife loves him. Peyton cranks the throttle on her snow machine to 11.

Dan and Don are joined by their friend Jimmy Scheckles as he and his family prepare to move to Japan for three years. Jimmy and the guys take a trip through time as they try to form an understanding if the current racial tensions in the country. Jimmy takes Dan and Don back to some of his childhood memories with regard to racism and explains how he came to terms with those experiences.

In this episode, Dan and Don are joined by Don's long-time friend, Erica Kisiday. Dan and his sons visit the killer geese of Mt. Trashmore. Don Turns 21 going on 45. Erica wakes up to realize she is on her way to Antarctica.

Dan and Don are joined by their good friend, Craig Curtis. The guys forget to introduce the show. Craig expands on a conspiracy theory from Episode 16. Dan, Don, and Craig talk guns and marksmanship.

Dan and Don welcome their first guests, Matt Ren and Justin Michener, and discuss the Mandela effect, astral projection, and how to have better sex dreams.

Don lays out a dark and winding conspiracy theory regarding the future. Dan preemptively starts the rebel forces. Dan and Don debate the power of positive thoughts.

Don claims his crown as king of the idiots. Dan is the only one who gives a fuck about the rules. Dan and Don dub the slogan for 2020 to be "What are we doing?"

Dan and Don get serious and discuss their confusion and frustrations with the response to COVID-19.