You see them...the people out there, doing dumbass things all the time. Scott is definitely one of them, Craig, not so much, he's pretty level-headed. But, in this episode, they talk about some of the common dumb things that people do. Craig is pretty obsessed with driving offenses, but there's way more than that. And the ending is HOT!

Even if you aren't a sports fan, I guarantee you'll know some of these failures. Craig and Scott (after BSing for half the show) talk about some of the most epically memorable moments when sports superstars weren't so super.

Craig and Scott discuss...well, a lot of bullshit at first, but eventually get around to inventors whose creations are named after them. Yeah, sounds lame, but give it a shot. There's more nonsense in here than anything else.

After 209,000+ miles, Scott finally got a new Jeep. Thanks to the good people at Orchard Jeep/Dodge, etc., etc., especially sales rep Victoria, Scott is now riding in an impressive Wrangler Rubicon. Yes! That's right. Suck it, bitches! This episode, eventually, tells the story of that purchase. Dig it!

Shawn is back as the guys share their lists of their favorite movie quotes. Now, these might not be the traditional favorites you're used to seeing. There's no "Here's looking at you, kid" or anything about a gin joint on the lists. These are more in line with what you would expect from these three...generally low-brow humor with brief moments of sentimentality (mostly provided by Craig). See what you agree with and what we missed.

Craig and Scott are on the road again. This time to see the 2026 version of the cult classic film Faces of Death. The guys give you a bit of history of the original film and thoughts about the new movie on the way to the show and thoughts about the new film afterwards. Plus they discuss the police involvement at the end of the Horton Heat night. Yeah. Anyway, grab a plate of chilled monkey brains and let's gooooo!

Somehow, the guys have made it to 100 episodes. I figured there would have been a better chance of winning the Powerball on back-to-back drawings than these two clowns holding it together for 100 episodes, but, here we are. And it's all due to your faithful listening (and comments...so many comments)...and the fact that automated bot downloads from Singapore, Vietnam and Uzbekistan have really made their numbers look impressive! So, why not? Here's the finale of the first 100 episodes. Enjoy...and thank you.

Jim Heath is an amazing musician better known by his stage name, Reverend Horton Heat! This psychobilly innovator has been tearing up stages for about 40 years and Craig and Scott were lucky enough to catch his recently show in Albany. This is a recording of their trip before and after the show. See what you think...and give The Rev a little love the next time you're looking for something different to listen to on Spotify or Apple Music.