The Lo Fi Show

Tony and his wife go to a wedding out of pity. We discuss good people that are bad workers. Tony reviews “They Will Kill You,” Nhat briefly reviews “The Visit,” and we both review “The Creator.” Tony regrets buying a gimmick Anthrax vinyl album. Tony says Heavys headphones aren’t worth the inflated price. We have an article on a marmot-based OnlyFans site. Yes, you heard that right.

We start off talking about our week, the terrible weather and what we’ve been watching. Tony can power through shitty movies a lot better than Nhat can, apparently. We discuss trying to get Lennon Beasley to explode on social media. Tony is visiting Washing D.C. the next day, so we discuss his upcoming vacation. Tony reviews seeing Dogstar and we both review Die Spitz. We discuss the current state of metal. We have an article about candid sex toys.

Tony is applying for a new position at his current job and Nhat asks what he would change if he had more disposable income. We talk about cruises being giant floating toilets. We remember a horrific hotel we stayed at near South Padre island in Texas. Tony explains his changing musical tastes and his aversion to enjoying new music as he gets older. Nhat can’t pay attention to most movies and TV shows.

We have an article about using plastic waste to convert into hydrogen fuel and Nhat thinks we may eventually be able to capture plastics in testicles to turn into automotive fuel. Tony thinks he’s being overly optimistic. We reminisce about when the Internet was a new thing.

We start off talking about sports, oddly enough, as Nhat is complaining that the NHL season was already a little too long before they added two more games to the schedule. An online magazine reaches out to interview us for a piece, which is laughably embarrassing. We talk about country music and death metal.

We discuss Twin Temples being ousted from their tour because of their Satanic imagery. Nhat has an idea for a sentry for his aquarium, in addition to a Roomba for his tank glass. We review a few movies, including Spider-Man: Brand New Day and The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare.

We start out talking a little bit about the movies “Obsession” and “Backrooms” and the budget to profit ratio. We bring up the World Cup (congratulations to Spain). Tony talks about playing soccer in his younger days and how distraught he got when he missed just one goal. We compare the movies “The School of Rock” and “Napoleon Dynamite” to real life aspirations. We watch a clip on the decibal ratings of animal flatulence.