These Uncertain Times.

David and Gary discuss the plan to re-open America. Is it worth it if lives will be lost? How do you balance the economy against saving lives, and is one more important than the other? Who should qualify for unemployment? Should every one get the stimulus check? David believes that the government runs Facebook and Google. The show runs off the rails as the conspiracy theories run rampant. Gary's math is terribly off, and he hates the idea of every one wearing a mask all summer. Finally the brothers reveal a bit about how they were raised, recounting stories from their childhood. 

A food shortage is coming, warns the CEO of a major food producer. Do the Chinese own stakes in America's food supply? How did this happen? It seems like people are being unnecessarily reckless and taunting COVID-19. Does this include Easter Sunday Services? Are people using the virus to score social media sympathy points? Whats the deal with governors and mayors adding unnecessary restrictions on people's shopping habits? 

According to new reports, the Coronavirus affects black people more than others. Why is this? David and Gary discuss at length the possible reasons for this development. The symptoms and the fixes just keep changing. Now respirators are bad for people with COVID? Why are kids seemingly impervious to this disease? Gary and David give terrible advice on raising kids in 2020. Finally, will robbery and theft skyrocket, now that EVERYONE is wearing masks, sunglasses and hoodies?  

Is this week the apex of the Coronavirus outbreak? Should we mask-shame those who go out in public without a mask on. Gary talks about his unwillingness to comply, and David wonders if he will kill someone being so obtuse.  Personal responsibility vs. corporate responsibility? Who's job is it to protect us? Should Africa be used as a testing ground for vaccines? And what is happening in NYC?!? Trenches being dug for mass graves? How can this be. 

Is Coronavirus the best thing to happen to D-List celebrities? Billionaires ride out the storm on luxury yachts, and Jeff Bezos makes how much per second? How are the Tiny Home people handling quarantine? Is it better to go on unemployment for the next few months and make your current salary, or actually continue getting up for work? ZOOM dinners: Borderline lunacy or the next logical step for hanging with friends and family. And the Philippine President says "Shoot em in the head!"

On Episode 4 of These Uncertain Times, Gary and David wonder why bodies are laying in the streets of NYC? Have they never had people die before? Are Amazon and grocery store workers underpaid? Should there be hazard pay, or should they just be happy to have a job? David recounts his experience grocery shopping lately, and wonders if he should still rummage through the bread to find the best expiration date, or just grab the first loaf he comes across. What scorn should be reserved for people who don't observe appropriate social distancing techniques? Is it us, or does is seem like the media doesn't want COVID-19 to end? 

On Ep. 3 of These Uncertain Times, David and Gary discuss whether churches should continue taking tithes from their underemployed congregants. Did Trump say the government might end up owning the airlines and Boeing? How much is too little when you're a billionaire? David discusses at length his penchant for giving, while Gary wonders if publicly discussing your charity is somewhat gauche. Did Amazon just set itself up to be the official sponsor of Covid-19? 

The brothers wonder what happened to distrusting the government? Why are so many Americans begging the government to quarantine them? Was the widely shared old lady and the shopping basket picture staged? David loves the fact that he can immediately stop paying his bills, and Gary wonders why the symptoms keep changing. Will the absence of black owned barbershops lead to more police shootings? Another laughter packed episode of These Uncertain Times.

On Episode 1. of These Uncertain Times, Brothers David Lamar and Gary, discuss the week's news in a humorous and politically incorrect manner. Why so much toilet paper? How did the Coronavirus start? Did a rat jump in the soup, or did someone eat a bat? David tells us why he's laid off Chinese food for awhile, and Gary wonders if thats the right call. Later the brothers chat at length about the benefits of remote funerals. Will this bring an end to the attention seeking mourners who act out at in person services? David and Gary discuss what happens after Covid-19, and if we'll return to a sense of normalcy. Join Episode 1. for a few minutes of laughter and humor in these strange and uncertain times.