June feels like it is going on forever. Chris confronted his brother. Jordin is very nervous for her first ever drag performance tomorrow (details below.) Can you use hand sanitizer rather than washing your hands or is it not the same?

 

 

Driving Miss Daisy Tuesday 6/30 (7:30-8:30p CST)

Watch on Daisy Bucket’s Instagram Live: https://www.instagram.com/missdaisybucket

Chris is very proud of his pool. The TV in the studio is total garbage. To prove a point, Jordin says she doesn’t think men should have public restrooms — Chris defends. There’s a small problem with some local restaurants having their menus as QR codes. Jordin reads random notes from her phone. Finally, J&C were challenged to “Face Swap” because the #BuzzFamily thinks they look related. (That’s what the podcast photo is of.)

Jordin was up late last night working on something. Chris hates a popular food — and a certain Buzz song makes him want a convertible. Jordin reads a list of things she “never thought she’d say again — but did last night during her drag performance practice.” Chris is having a hard time remembering something and asks for help — and they come through. Finally, J reads the funniest tweets from the trending hashtag “#IdRather_______ThanVoteForTrump.”

Jordin can’t stop saying the word “exactly” —and Chris is allowed to punish her for it. The co-creator of “Cards Against Humanity” has stepped down so J+C use the actual game to find the “real reason why he left.” For Mortified: Jordin tells the story of J.L. (the girl in KC that she Catfished when she was a teen.) They read  “J.L. and Gavin’s Love Story” off of a 1999 website found using The Way Back Machine. Chris and his wife are trying to find a compromise. Finally, Jordin reads and sends off an apology email to J.L.

Jordin was missing something very important in her dream last night. Chris’ daughter is getting really good at piano. The team break down why Jordin feels so much shame about Catfishing someone (as a boy) in KC when she was 18 — also, we learn the name she used . Finally, Chris pissed someone off with the way he worded a news story, and they talk about it.

J & C had very different weekends. Jordin had the best Uber ride ever. Chris tries to recall all the Fast and Furious movies. The announcers at The Belmont Stakes use english, but no one can decipher what they are saying. Jordin uses an online generator to name a horse after each member of The Buzz’s on-air staff. Finally, the two go over the ways they’ve changed for the good (and the bad) with the #JanuaryToJune challenge.

Chris has the day off — Dustin steps in. He doesn’t know what he’s getting from his “daughter” for Fathers Day. Since we haven’t been to concerts in a minute, it’s getting hard to remember the name of venues. Jordin wants to take part in the #DontLeaveMeChallenge on TikTok.

Mercury is officially in retrograde: During “On This Day In History,” Chris says something that Jordin doesn’t agree with, and they stop to discuss it. A trending story about #OfficerKaren sends Jordin into a monologue about trying to understand where someone is coming from before you judge them. Finally, Chris is excited about his first Fathers Day, and J wore a dress for the first time in 19 years.

Jordin had to call 911 this morning. A drag performer was assaulted yesterday while performing on a local drag show — and it was caught on film. Chris pays his water bill really weird. Finally, Jordin has a new kitchen appliance that’s been sitting, unopened on her counter for 3 weeks.

 

VIDEO of the assault in my Instagram story: http://www.instagram.com/JordinSilver

Jordin’s afraid of what will happen on Thursday when Mercury goes into retrograde. She needs very personal information from Chris. A car with a Buzz Sticker was stolen over the weekend — and we need to find it. Jordin is nervous for her first (and only) drag performance in a few weeks. Finally, Jordin reads the heavy news article from April 12, 1882 regarding the final moments of Levi Harrington’s life. He was a KC man wrongly accused (and then immediately lynched) for supposedly killing a police officer in 1882.