Steve has a great time with old friend Alec Berg, who was a writer on 'Seinfeld,' and has written and produced 'Curb Your Enthusiasm,' 'Barry' and 'Silicon Valley.' Alec shares some behind the camera stories about the improv process on 'Curb' and praises 'Barry' star and co-producer Bill Hader. Alec and Steve also share stories about when they felt they 'made it' on 'Seinfeld.'

World traveler Sabrina Sabbagh shares her harrowing tale of getting out of Ecuador in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic. The story includes: beautiful beaches, panicked villagers, official papers, a C-130 and an MRE. And four pairs of shorts. Steve, Rich and Sabrina also pass judgement on some Las Vegas bartenders' interpretations of 'The Quarantini.'

KFI's Shannon Farren helps Steve and Rich sort out the latest news -- including anxiety over Amazon deliveries, the power of badges and quarantine indulgences (spoiler: Oreos are involved). The three also review a little sports history: first, last, best and worst sports venues they've encountered. And a quick cameo from Dana Powell, who sings her hit song about Southern California traffic.

Steve is off, so Rich gets an update on how the Las Vegas food and comedy scenes are coping with Las Vegas Review-Journal food writer Al Mancini and his friend and colleague, comedian Jason Harris. Al explains how some restaurant owners are trying to keep the lights on with curbside pickup, delivery and become small ad-hoc grocery stores. Jason says it's tough to perform online, without the immediate feedback of an audience. He also rejects Rich's suggestion that he go TV Classic and add a laugh track. All three react in various degrees of horror at howmuchtoiletpaper.com, a new online calculator for how long your TP stash will last.

Steve and Rich talk about pleasant times at the grocery store over the weekend. Guest Murray Sawchuck says it's tough coping with his magic show at The Tropicana being on hiatus - along with the rest of Las Vegas. The three review a view items about how Vegas is coping with the shutdown -- including curbside delivery from local restaurants. Rich checks in with old friend Sabrina Sabbagh, who's stuck in a tiny fishing village on the coast of Ecuador. And Murray laughs at what his late father, a serious clean freak, would make of today's world.

Actor Kelly AuCoin (Dollar Bill from 'Billions') joins Steve and Rich from his home in Brooklyn. They all try to make sense of the latest Coronavirus news -- including the chaos at grocery stores and the well-meaning but counter-productive idea of letting seniors into the stores early. Kelly threatens violence on Rich, who voted for Kelly's father for Congress in 1976 but pointed out his loss in a run for the Senate. Steve and Kelly debate Clyde Drexler's place among the greats of the NBA.

Dana Powell joins Steve and Rich to talk Coronavirus coping -- including spending way, way too much time with their children. Rich updates some of the closures in Las Vegas (which continued just minutes after they finished recording). And what's the acceptable way to greet someone when hand shaking and hugging are no longer allowed?

Steve, Rich and guest Ron Flatter from VSiN are all over the board, talking Coronavirus madness involving Tito's Vodka, the chance of not being able to bet on the Kentucky Derby in Nevada, the possibility that Al Michaels could be traded BACK to ESPN, and the trademark-happy NCAA. Rich and Ron also remember former Fox White House Correspondent Wendell Goler.

Steve, Rich and guest Turi Ryder share medical lies they've been told - and Steve definitely wins that 'contest.' Rich shares the horror of inoperative slot machines on Fremont Street, the $8 steak and the Coronavirus madness at Costco. Turi hopes her brother never hears her busting him on his coupon obsession. And everyone shares memories of a favorite bar in their past.

Car Guy Vinnie Richici joins Steve and Rich to talk about the 2020 Toyota Camry TRD, his upcoming drive to Spring Training in Arizona and his dislike of Teslas. Steve also has an issue with Tesla - or rather, a car wash's refusal to run his new Tesla down the wash line. Rich plans to blow off half a dozen free roulette coupons on Fremont St. this weekend, while Steve's looking forward to taking his son to a gaming lounge - a place where lots of people play video games, but NOT with each other!