The Lo Fi Show

Disclaimer: This episode is garbage.. no, not because of the content.. that’s normal… because of the quality. This episode signaled the death of our beloved mixer. It lasted us nearly 10 years, so probably a bit longer than anyone expected. Because of this, the quality was quite bad for a number of reasons. One, it was recorded very low – Tony’s voice comes through ok, but mine is hard to hear at times. Also, there’s an annoying click that sounds like a mouse click throughout the first half. I think it gets better later and tried to clean it up as best I could. There was a point where I thought I’d just dump it, but this entire show has been documenting our journey and all of the odd things we’ve gone through, whether they be boring, crazy or weird, so I figured I’d just keep it as it is “sort of” listenable. My apologies as I don’t normally want to publish anything of this quality, but it IS the Lo Fi Show, after all. Enjoy.. or, if not, hate it and sorry in advance. -Nhat \m/

We start off talking about Tool, as they just recently played in Denver and Nhat gets confused as to how many Lollapaloozas he’s been to. Tony is fixated on Maynard James Keenan’s pubic hair for some odd reason. Tony has an awkward exchange with a co-worker, where both parties are competing with each other to be weirder than the other. We play Pokemon or Urban Dictionary and Movies and Music.

We start off talking about either trying to follow your dream or just falling in line with the rest of the workforce. Tony talks to a customer with a voice box. Nhat thinks they should be able to improve voice box technology by now. We then discuss whether we could pull off one big scam if it could sustain us the rest of our lives. We realize that Hawk from the Buck Rogers TV series is also Bird Person from Rick And Morty.

We discuss whether or not we would live in arctic temperatures for the right amount of money. Tony compares himself to Bojack Horseman. We have a Music and Movies game where the theme is cringiest lines in movies. We report on WTF News with the following article:

We review Shin Ultraman.