We chatted up Mac Hawes from Great Harvest Bread Company in Brighton and were relieved to hear his feelings about raisins matched ours, got the Bunco update from Bonnie, diagnosed Torch 180's food truck problem (not really) and then had a false ending.

We met AI Ashley, the lame robotic DJ, as we delved into the world of Artificial Intelligence and its impact on the creative arts, talked about stinky, dirty cars and tried to picture The Boss in his tighty-whities.

We announced the results of the Rules Committee before all hell broke loose and we learned hidden King family secrets, pondered the use of raisins and Sir Mick-a-Lot.

We headed to Room 11 for Sweathog Toss Back Trivia, but not before pre-gaming with Eight is Enough references. Then we discussed garlic press usage before promoting our GIGO Team for the Walk to End Alzheiner's.

We broke out the mallets and hopped on the ponies as we chatted with Emmalyn Wheaton with the Detroit Polo Club about the Hartland Polo Classic. Then Susan (aka Cougar) gave us a review of what she said was 90 minutes of pure bliss before we speculated about filibuster pee breaks.

We watched Lindsay walk, made Bonnie swear and talked Fun in the Ville with Rhonda from Torch 180.

It was a true Boomer Cringefest as we bitched about new-fangled car fobs, debated what constitutes distracted driving and recalled the days of making our own ice cream. Then we got a surprise call from Cougar about the Less We Knew.

We had an impromptu duck join the show before bellying up to the Cheers bar. We hyped the GIGO Walk Team for the Walk to End Alzheimer's. Then we finished by going commando.

We talked quality beer with JD in Toss Back Trivia before shifting gears to roast our beans with Nick Rouech of MiBlendCoffee.com. Then we got the White House YoYo report before whipping out the Tony Weiner podcast.

We chatted up Steve DeBruyne from The Dio about their upcoming production of Lost in Yonkers, then we heard from Cougar about her tool with attachments that made her happy. After we pulled ourselves out of the gutter, we imagined a reboot of the Six Million Dollar Man with a bionic walker.