We wasted no time this week on Ridiculous Dialogue and immediately began the episode by making fun of Canada. Soory Canuckleheads. We also discussed the appropriate age to display taxidermy projects and why the Tamale Lady always get a pass.

We tried not to get political when discussing why people have been setting their shoes on fire, but that didn’t turn out so well and Bryan ended up mentioning Kanye West. It all stemmed from Bryan’s need to dig out the twine and bundle up old newspapers for reference.

Fair warning, this episode of Ridiculous Dialogue is a little more “after hours” than most and contains extremely strong language. That being said, it is hilarious language from the whole crew, including Matt and our returning special guest Jason.

The crew explained their Platinum Shaming of Jason and Kelly revealed her tried and true hiccup cure. Jason told us how he was forced to educate a light-pouring bartender and how it almost involved the Dickle.

Gracing us with his presence once again on Ridiculous Dialogue, our good friend Jason Crist joins us on this episode to discuss some epically high-brow humor. Some of this included current memes and why the Internet may be dooming our social skills for years.

Finally, it wouldn’t be a good episode if there wasn’t a little fecal-focused discussion, which surprisingly didn’t originate from Kelly this time!

It’s so hot here in Texas, we’re considering creating a brand new thermometer! This week on the podcast, the crew discussed what Papa John should do with all that dough.

We also talked about just how dumb base jumping is and why it might give you “vertigree.” Finally in this episode, we discussed getting patted down by TSA and our mission to clean up silverware drawers across the country.

This week on Ridiculous Dialogue, we’re joined by a new member of the ITS Crew, Angie! We’re also soliciting great band names for our 80’s cover band. We tried to spitball a good one, but as you’ll hear nothing really won out.

The crew also discussed family embarrassment and why we might be founding the first La Croix All-Pro Drinking Team.

When it comes to first world problems, nobody beats the team on Ridiculous Dialogue. This week we discussed the pains of searching for the perfect end table and provided our thoughts on what we’d do with an insane amount of money.

Also this week, the crew talked about their hopes for Space Force and what actually defines a selfie.

It’s a liquid-filled episode of Ridiculous Dialogue this week, where we discuss everything from the best light beers to why Houston is such a sweaty city. We also hear some pretty over the top information from Kelly, including why your posterior might be smarter than you think and why you should avoid mud at concerts.

The crew discussed their eager anticipation for Stranger Things 3 and why swatting is one of the dumbest things we’ve heard about. Finally, Bryan and Kelly filled us in on their Uber ride from hell, including a quick detour through the ghetto.

Math is sometimes a tough concept to grasp and this week on Ridiculous Dialogue we hear why pizza math is the hardest of all. We also covered some of our most embarrassing and cringe inducing moments.

Finally this week, we touched on some of the funniest aspects of the PC culture that’s been plaguing us for quite some time now.

It was a fecal-filled episode of Ridiculous Dialogue this week, as we discussed everything from Rob sneezing on a juice cleanse to Bryan dodging a turd on a beach run in the Navy. Also this week, Bryan and Kelly gave us an update on their cardinal problem and Bryan detailed a new issue he’s having with birds.

Finally, we heard about Bryan’s weird mental movie connection with the word “shampoo” and why it leads to peanut butter in odd places.

We’ve finally reached the milestone we’ve been anticipating for months with our 100th episode of Ridiculous Dialogue! True to our name, this episode is filled with ridiculousness, like the crew struggling with Roman numerals and debating how much organization is too much.

We also discovered that Kelly’s anger can be calculated using a highly scientific formula and how it may lead to her needing a throw down piece.