The Match Head

Friends, the TV show, they say they will be there for you. We think they are full of it! This week Jared and Chris dig into the popular TV show friends, you might not like what they come up with.

Boy oh boy do we have a pyramid scheme... I mean an opportunity for you! This week on The Match Head they discuss multi-level marketing!

Did you know Jared and Chris are both married? They are! Not to each other but to wives who have opened up the world of married furniture! It turns out there is a difference between married and single furniture and of course they get into it.

it was a hot one in the studio this week while Chris and Jared talk about an issue that affects so many people in the United States... waiting on the mail. How often do you wait on the mail? Do you receive a lot of packages? Chris and Jared seem to and of course they are frustrated.

Weight loss is a major pain but with it can come major gains, Chris and Jared go down the rabbit hole and discuss dieting, weight loss, and what works. They are not professionals and shouldn't be taken seriously.

Jared has car problems, Chris has car problems, and we know you do too! Is there anything more frustrating than a vehicle not working the way it should when all you do is pour money into it? Probably not.

Jared gets nervous when it comes to getting his haircut. Chris doesn't have enough hair to cut. But of course, they have stories about it. You need to give it a listen, bring your own hot lather.

Has the world gotten lazier? Possibly. But you know that Jared and Chris can't stay away from talking about it. Even if they are guilty of it themselves.

This week Jared and Chris discuss one of the finest shows in television history. Fraiser. They aren't kidding, they both love it. Prepare to hear them gush about it. They hear the blues a-callin'.

This week Chris and Jared discuss something so important, so groundbreaking, and so wild that it shakes Chris to his very core. Okay, not really. This week they both come to terms with the fact that all of their problems are "first world problems".