We talk about people choosing to believe in their own separate reality and the real meanings behind songs. We then talk about death and how vicious nature is. Tony gets into an unnecessarily long story about how much of a downer he is. We express our concern about the hooker scene during the pandemic. Tony plays Celtic Frost trivia. Nhat starts watching The Sopranos. We review “Dunkirk.”

Tony is in studio this week and Nhat instantly notices that he can handle Tony’s annoyances better remotely. We talk about our dads and the sheer lack of parenting on their part that made us the hollow shells we are today. We give healthy tips on reducing flatulence. We review “1917,” which we saw last week and Nhat reviews “Mississippi Burning” and “Race For Your Life, Charlie Brown.” Yes, seriously.

Nhat thinks he may be the first person to die a virtual-reality related death. We debate on whether Tony would eat backyard squirrel in the apocalypse. Tony watches a light show at a cannabis church. We have mushroom news and Nhat has an idea for a psychedelic theme park.

We have a new theme song for Coronavirus news, which has almost nothing to do with the virus and neither of us can remember how it came about, but then again, when do our theme songs make any sense? Nhat’s maintenance guy is an ex-rocker. Nhat watches video hockey on YouTube in the absence of the NHL season. We talk about people with no hobbies, whatsoever. We think of a twisted new type of TV show. Nhat reviews the Hobbit trilogy and Tony reviews The Sopranos.

We start off talking about framing Tony’s posters and then it naturally segues into Covid-19. Tony reviews Honey Boy. Science makes a human mouse and a restaurant fills up with blow up dolls.