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Justin brought The Balvenie double wood and Nate comes through with another "Scam, Wham, Kablam" in his continued efforts to anger the illuminati. Another Two Dry Guys for the ages.
This week the two dry guys discuss Rye Whiskey and taste Templeton Rye a/k/a Iowa's Good Stuff. They discuss Congresses big perv problem, "SCAM WHAM KABLAM" and Nate's hatred/admiration for the rich, the bounds of dipping food into beverages, and water rights. This Week in Furniture - the electric chair!
The Two Dry Guys give Hudson Whiskey a shot and have differing opinions. Nate discusses getting ready for a 5k, being too fat to ride a jetski with his lady, and trying to determine what drugs do to poo. Justin talks about officiating a wedding, AirBnb's, and constipation at home. Thank your bullies. For This Week in Furniture Nate talks about airplane seats on Emirates.
Nate and Justin sit down for the first episode of Summer of Whiskey to try Suntory Toki Japanese Whiskey. They discuss stoned sperm, "Death in Paradise", "Love on the Spectrum", coffee grinders, new collar workers, out of control tipping and recycling faux pas. This Week in Furniture harkens back to the Gilded Age.
Nate and Justin sit down with friend of the show Joe Nami @growupjoe and comedian Mike Earley @earley_mike to taste Topo Chico, talk young love, alcoholism, and old timey jokes. Nate talks about too much furniture in This Week in Furniture and doesn't understand the big book of jewish humor.
Nate and Justin record from Nate's cubicle to discuss bag tags, Shen Yun, publicly supporting Taiwan, and Nate's night at the theatre. This Week in Furniture is a Float Lab tank.
Justin and Nate are joined by comedian and filmmaker Alex Payne @alexpaynecomedy to discuss Sneaker collecting, sneakers as fashion, rationalizing expensive shoe purchases, and sneakerhead lingo. Justin makes the Paper Plane Cocktail - equal parts Aperol, Bourbon, Lemon Juice, and Amaro Nonino. Nate talks about selling out and the legend of Trevor Gove before ruining This Week in Furniture. Shoutout to the Bloomberg Terminal.
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