After a long break, Robb Fladry and Russ Attitude are back behind the mics—and it takes roughly no time to remember why we’re called the Moron Bros. Robb’s back in Florida, Russ is negotiating with the concept of aging, and a simple catch-up turns into restaurant nostalgia, questionable dating math, and a deeply unfortunate misunderstanding involving crab rangoon.

The guys compare Blink-182’s “Violence” with Limp Bizkit’s take on INXS’s “Don’t Change,” revisit a gig that ended with Russ going through his own merch table, and somehow arrive at Muppets, dinosaurs, and suspicious pigeons. There’s also proof of Robb’s contribution to Urban Dictionary, fond memories of O’Charley’s, a few movie detours, and absolutely no chance of finishing one story before starting three more.

New chapter. Same two morons. Welcome back to The Moron Bros. Reflecting Hour.

In this episode:

• Catching up after the break: Florida, aging, and dating math
• O’Charley’s memories, seafood horror stories, and restaurant detours
• Internet slang and Robb’s Urban Dictionary entry
• Blink-182’s “Violence” and Limp Bizkit’s “Don’t Change”
• The gig that ended with Russ going through his own merch table
• Muppets, movies, dinosaurs, and the inevitable next tangent

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