Jon is now the ace of spays, as his lil pup went through her surgery. Matt is looking at eye-mouthed frogs, and playing PS4 games for the first time. TJ continues to ponder his employment, and the labor market in general as he prepares to fix some iphones himself. Drink your LaCroix now, and listen to a true story that happened, all this week on Born in the Eighties.
Jon says good things about Charter, and Charter responds by disconnecting him mid-podcast. Jon deep dives back into his single past, Adam contemplates a dog, and the guys talk high school sports and such. Adam survives an ordeal in the desert, and enjoys a new hip hop artist. And even though the disconnection occurred, the hangout didn’t disappear, and Jon didn’t go back to pro recording mode, so the sound gets rougher later in the show. Normally I would check that again, but the application didn’t close. I blame Adam for not saying anything about the obvious quality drop. As always, it is his fault. He never reads these, so I can call him whatever I want. He is a tuned out shipsman without a port of call. Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
Our friend and benefactor Mr. Matthew Haag joins Jon and Adam for a chat about things including, but not limited to, computer troubles, podcasting theory, new formats for the show, promise of future guests, the astonishing quizbot 5000, Jon’s secret past as a child radio hobbyist, how Tommy Lee Jones is a huge dick, Matt’s amazing cats, how the Chimney Sweeps from Mary Poppins are secret ninjas and many more topics. Remember, Silky J will not choke a bitch, but he will discipline a ho with unpaid vacation days, or a loss of stock options. Matt breaks a chair. Remember skateboarders, your pain is my happiness.