Anderson has a new favorite band and a new not-favorite movie, we discuss pitching our show on Shark Tank, and then we forget to mention our sponsor Craft Vapery. 

This opening is one for the ages. Ty Ty is trying to call in and things go predictably awful, Anderson made a special delivery, and intrpduced Mike to the wonderful world of banh mi sandwiches and the group plans their next "special" After Disaster that will probably end up in one, if not all three, of them dead. 

We're off to dinner at Bob's Big Boy in Burbank and we'd love for you to join us. Best experienced with headphones for full pab-o-matic surround sound. 

Anderson's colonoscopy is around the corner, Mike might have gotten the hot Russian doctor fired and much more.

Colonoscopies, old school dirty websites, and so much more. 

Anderson introduces us to a "Puddle's Pity Party," Mike wants to train animals to fight our wars, there's a movie about hippo meat we can't wait for, Mike's not sure if he's down with OPP (or what it even means) and Anderson has his latest idea he hopes will take the internet by storm.

Snuff said.

First off: You can hear all of this week. Progress!

Second: Prepare for some sweet, sweet sasquatch talk, the harrowing tale of Mike's visit to Anderson's hot Russian doctor, Anderson's dad's latest adventure, and we get introduced a book called SHOW ME.

It's our last night at the old Westwood One studio and Anderson and Mike try to get to the root of Anthony the security guard's mysterious methods. Tyler, dealing with a sick cat at home, calls in. Oh and did I mention you can't hear any of the calls? 

Overall, a fitting, disasterous tribute to our last show of the Westwood One studios era.

How's THAT for a title? 

Anderson is a hero, Mike hates women in offices and their complicated sandwich orders, and Tyler tells a RIVETING story about buying random things at Petco. Tara and THE Stephen Hawking also join us.