Not For Nothin'

Man these two are really good at the art of talking about nothing, right?

If it wasn't football season, the househusbands could do a whole show on Kelly Clarkson and her new daytime talk show. But unfortunately, its business time. So put on your business socks, cause its time to make some money... er, at least break even? That's also our new slogan: Not For Nothin' but you'll do alright.

They make their playoff teams predictions - here's a hint, Chris is telling you to trust the Prosise... and the NFC South shall rise again (they always say that). Then it's time to pick every single game of week 1. If you follow their strategy closely, you can't go broke. This episode is so jammed pack with gamblings advice it should have been broken up into two episodes (usually they do, lazy good for nothin...).

The Househusbands are back talking car shopping, reviewing season 2 of Mindhunter (what was going on in that bathroom?), then move on gas station boner pill use in baseball and other stupid PED usage in competitions that shouldn't. They also want to bring back the Pan Am games, especially compared to the publicity and promotion of The Little League World Series. Which they also figure might be one of the most degenerative things to gamble on, right? They get around to talking football and Lucks retirement, while trying to decide on how to badly gambling on all this.

So get some rope, ballet slippers and a baby mask, go buy enhancement pills from the gas station cause this episode is very satisfying.

The Househusbands are back talking car shopping, reviewing season 2 of Mindhunter (what was going on in that bathroom?), then move on gas station boner pill use in baseball and other stupid PED usage in competitions that shouldn't. They also want to bring back the Pan Am games, especially compared to the publicity and promotion of The Little League World Series. Which they also figure might be one of the most degenerative things to gamble on, right? They get around to talking football and Lucks retirement, while trying to decide on how to badly gambling on all this.

So get some rope, ballet slippers and a baby mask, go buy enhancement pills from the gas station cause this episode is very satisfying.

Chris calls-in from the Admirals Club inside the Denver airport, griping about plane problems. Then moves on to describing those hot August nights in Libby Montana, where everyone is "putting the gut." As Chris said himself, "It was more insane than I could have ever imagined." He passes along his cousins prediction for the NFL season. The only problem is, he's Canadian so we'll have to take it at a discount. They tackle the hard seltzer craze and then smoothly segue into the Jay-Z NFL debacle. And just to make sure they finish off on a lighter note, they make fun of Jerry Jones.

Chris calls-in from the Admirals Club inside the Denver airport, griping about plane problems. Then moves on to describing those hot August nights in Libby Montana, where everyone is "putting the gut." As Chris said himself, "It was more insane than I could have ever imagined." He passes along his cousins prediction for the NFL season. The only problem is, he's Canadian so we'll have to take it at a discount. They tackle the hard seltzer craze and then smoothly segue into the Jay-Z NFL debacle. And just to make sure they finish off on a lighter note, they make fun of Jerry Jones.

After three years and 149 episodes the boys decide to step it up a notch and join 2014 in using social media to engage anyone who'll listen. They also throw out the idea of their friends or listeners creating a new intro/theme song for them. Doubt it'll happen. Chris fills us in on his upcoming MAGA trip to Montana, where he'll try to do burnouts in his dads Mustang. They do their own Rutger Hauer eulogy focusing on the man's most under-appreciated movie, Blind Fury. They do talk baseball - they have they're own angle on the Pirates-Reds brawls from a few weeks back of couple. Way to keep it current. Also why is anyone suing over a mascot? What the hell is that all about. They round out the show with football talk and more bad gambling on NFL season props. Chicks love the long-shots.

After three years and 149 episodes the boys decide to step it up a notch and join 2014 in using social media to engage anyone who'll listen. They also throw out the idea of their friends or listeners creating a new intro/theme song for them. Doubt it'll happen. Chris fills us in on his upcoming MAGA trip to Montana, where he'll try to do burnouts in his dads Mustang. They do their own Rutger Hauer eulogy focusing on the man's most under-appreciated movie, Blind Fury. They do talk baseball - they have they're own angle on the Pirates-Reds brawls from a few weeks back of couple. Way to keep it current. Also why is anyone suing over a mascot? What the hell is that all about. They round out the show with football talk and more bad gambling on NFL season props. Chicks love the long-shots.

Kris decides to stop eating a bowl of pasta and drinking two bottles of white wine with each meal in Italy (it wasn't easy)and come home and do a show. Chris is working on a Opera about the famed(?) Gamblero. and gives his Netflix documentary recommendations. It's kind of a slow start, but what else is new when Kris comes back from vacation. Chris has a great t-shirt idea, which leads them into talking NBA. Didn't see that coming. Come on guys, it's August and they just played the damn Hall of Fame game. Let's talk some Football and Bad Gambling! That's what this whole show is supposed to be about. Although they end the show talking themselves into betting on the Bucs, Bills and the Raiders. So maybe this wasn't a good idea after all.

Kris decides to stop eating a bowl of pasta and drinking two bottles of white wine with each meal in Italy (it wasn't easy)and come home and do a show. Chris is working on a Opera about the famed(?) Gamblero. and gives his Netflix documentary recommendations. It's kind of a slow start, but what else is new when Kris comes back from vacation. Chris has a great t-shirt idea, which leads them into talking NBA. Didn't see that coming. Come on guys, it's August and they just played the damn Hall of Fame game. Let's talk some Football and Bad Gambling! That's what this whole show is supposed to be about. Although they end the show talking themselves into betting on the Bucs, Bills and the Raiders. So maybe this wasn't a good idea after all.

This episode is potpourri of meth-gators and dumb people in sports. Just listen there seems to be a theme through every topic of conversation. I defy you to say differently. Anyways, I don't care, cause I'm off on a European Vacation. Ciao bitches!