Wally gets banned from the Hannaford, why male Instacart shoppers are the worst, the revenge prank, Jess's former employer and bitcoin, the job search continues, gaslighting by potential employers, jobs we don't regret turning down, what radio companies WANT vs what they're willing to pay for, and Wally and Jess's former competitor is hiring.

Wally has tech issues and we're all shocked (was he trying to get into an old, unused meeting link? Yes, yes he was), radio stations and potential jobs, a delivery nightmare (photo on our FB and IG), weird hair, who on the show can and cannot multitask, making money verbally abusing men, Stern is retiring, paper checks and snail mail, the song you probably didn't know was about Dave Coulier, and more delivery problems from the customer perspective.

Listen, it starts veeeerrrrrrry slow, but we promise it picks up to.... less slow. Wally's late, but we get the much awaited update about 10 Hammond St, people who don't understand jokes, scammers who target old people, Chuck Berris in the CIA, joining ICE, governmental insanity, laptops and printers, and if Chris and Wally owned a radio station.

It's our worst show ever, and that's saying something. Wally's on a delivery and that's basically the show. Except for that delightful wrong number call Jess got. And Elon's tunnel to the airport. And accents. And South Park (thanks Tom!). And cummy bear keychains. How many podcasters does it take to find 10 Hammond Street? We may never know.

Chris no-shows (he's fine), Wally has issues with technology (shocker), books and movies set in your hometown and the mispronunciations that go with it, Malcom Jamal Warner, things you shouldn't do by yourself (even as an adult), road rage and those of us who cause it, zipper merges, backing into parking spots and driveways, dash cams and security cameras, when people park in front of your house, and dogs as security.

Drinking the Kool-Aid (literally), chair yoga, another phrase poor Wally isn't allowed to say anymore, Chinese triad gangs in Maine, Jess's job hunt, hiring problems, features available with our new show hosting platform, scammers, farts, dating apps, the best way to approach people in public, an unnecessarily jealous girlfriend, and the war on... orange?

More reasons insurance companies are the worst, Wally's daughter's run of bad luck, skunk problems, kids just don't listen, what Jess and Trump have in common, radio people, the flooding in Texas (and certain hypocrisy about it), slavery makes an unfortunate comeback, Medicaid recipients in jeopardy, the new Jesus chicken, annoying hold music, naked bowling, the month of death, weird settings on modern cars, Bill Murray, and recording audiobooks.

Dogs being dogs, "egg tools," moving problems, hoarding vs collecting, DJing at events, men in radio, bizarre dreams, and how to be a good radio Program Director.