We grabbed our Werther's Original and reminisced about the 1980s, talked about age limits for elected leaders with Rich Perlberg and were decidedly against a name change for the Weinermobile.

We got bookish with Jeri Kay Thomas from Two Dandelions Bookstore, decried the end of cash, whipped out our beer poll and then reminisced about our table of crap.

It was Shakespeare for everyone as we headed Back to School in Toss Back Trivia, got a bit too familiar with a tree and speculated about what to grow on our backs.

We talked with Amy Jarvis about the 2nd Annual Maison Z. Wilkinson Golf Scramble, got the latest results in our Beer Poll for Eternity Brewing and then celebrated Season 4 with a hooker vending machine.

We paid the ransom to unlock our beer poll, got some wooden spoon tips from Great Grandma Bonnie Runyan, talked about the Open Mic at Torch 180 with Rhonda Callahan and then headed to scrapyard for the gates to Strawberry Fields.

We donned some scrubs and talked with Trinity Health Livingston President John O'Malley about the new hospital under construction in Brighton (and got the final word on a birthing center), then we donned our robes to chat SCOTUS ethics (or lack thereof) with Rich Perlberg. Also, Mike contemplated getting the junk in his trunk organized.

We got cultured with Carly Leisk from Culture Beer & Cheese in Brighton, hit the hills which were alive for the Community Theatre of Howell's production of The Sound of Music and then crunched into some Chum Chips.

After managing to actually start on time, we took an unplanned trip to Frostbite Falls courtesy of JD's Toss Back Trivia, mourned our lost socks and then pondered the benefits of a smart (ass) toilet seat.

After a rusty restart, we chatted with Larry Prout Jr. about his upcoming fundraiser for the Courage Fund, git a Heavenly review from Susan (aka Cougar) and then speculated about casting for a sequel to Pam and Tommy Lee's BIG movie debut.