After birthday parties, farewell parties and a pinewood derby, Josh learns he can’t handle the excitement like he used to, which is why this episode of the Dad Bros Show is a little shorter than usual.
While scouring YouTube for evidence unsuccessfully, Josh and Jon question whether the Tide Pod Challenge is even a real thing.
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Josh watches Will & Grace instead of partying. The Dad Bros talk about the mistaken middle alert that rocked Hawaii over the weekend., 18:47, 20:07, Jon gets questions about the Moon Landing and has an odd experience in a public bathroom. To wrap things up, Josh and Jon read a story about a child suffering from Tamiflu hallucinations.
Josh and Jon toss around the idea of a spin-off podcast featuring MeMe and her attempts to re-enter the dating world. The original idea was sparked over the holidays and now the DadBros are seriously considering it while tossing around ideas for episodes and how the show would be structured. See the links below to give your thoughts on this potential new podcast.
It’s New Years Day and the Dad Bros reflect on the holiday season. Christmas doesn’t feel as magical this year for Jon but the Stuffed Christmas Dinner was still a success. Josh feels Christmas break was a fail and searches for a good word to use when the kids are being whiny.
The Dad Bros are just a couple of guys trying to piece together what might be the ramifications of Net Neutrality being overturned by FCC, even though they don’t have a solid grasp of what they are arguing. Jon discovers Amazon coins are a real thing. The boys discuss Taco Bell’s beer venture, Netflix tracking and tweeting about users’ viewing habits, YouTube VR, and UPS looses $750,000 inheritance and offers to refine shipping costs.
Josh & Jon have a long list of Christmas Eve and Christmas Day traditions that they participate in. Some, like oysters on Christmas Eve, are a mystery in their origin while others, like “hide the pickle” are well known.