On today's episode, Todd and James discuss a possible name change from The Unoffendable to something more appropriate to how often they've recorded episodes. Of course it's a joke, we'll always stay Unoffendable...unless there's something to get offended about like people backing into parking spots. You know, the yoosh.  The boys also cover topics such as the newcomers to the GOP Presidential race.  They cover the ones that matter, though, not guys like Asa Hutchinson or the other guy from South Dakota who South Dakotans don't even know. A new song has hit the airwaves that has struck a cord with a lot of Americans on both sides of the aisle and on all gender spectrums. Is this guy the great unifier?  And of course, they end the show with a couple of OCDs just to end things right.

We're happy as hell to be back and look forward to giving you more Unoffendable content that you love. 

On today's episode, Kenny, James and Todd discuss all of the topics that were more serious than January 6th. Like, for example, what would you do if your child's toy rambled off wildly inappropriate jokes to your unsuspecting toddler? If the answer isn't 'laugh', you're doing it wrong.  Due to the reliance of online shopping, many brick and mortar stores are closing and some are filing for bankruptcy. If you know your retail history, you'll know that not many stores rebound after filing for the B-word. Finally, restaurants are resorting to robots after being held hostage by the radical left to increase wages for entry-level jobs. The boys dish out another round of OCDs. How can raspberry's be anything other than Commendable? Well, give it a listen and find out.

Articles From The Show:

• Mom Furious After Baby's Toy Makes Inappropriate Jokes | Armstrong & Getty (armstrongandgetty.com)
• Macy's stores closing 2023: Liquidation sales to start in January (axios.com
• Bed Bath & Beyond bankruptcy might be next, retailer warns (axios.com)
• Amazon laying off over 18,000 workers in huge tech downsizing (sfchronicle.com)
• Chipotle and White Castle are spending hundreds of thousands a month on ROBOTS | Daily Mail Online
• Former NFL running back Peyton Hillis in critical condition after saving his kids from drowning: report (msn.com)

With Kenny on vacation, James breaks into the studio and records an episode with Todd. The boys discuss the Idaho murderer of four college students and his odd eating habits. A Buffalo resident saves 20+ lives by breaking into a nearby school and receives a cool nickname for his efforts.  It turns out that we are not washing certain body parts right. Todd tells us that there's a white-people stereotype involving showers and baths that he doesn't connect with. James, however, does.  OCDs make a triumphant return and more guy gab.

Happy New Year!

Articles From The Show:

• Idaho murders suspect Bryan Kohberger had 'OCD eating' habits (nypost.com)
• Buffalo man Jay Withey known as 'Merry Christmas Jay' hailed hero for rescuing people in winter storm (nypost.com)
• These are the five body parts you're not washing enough (nypost.com)
• Man Who Spent $15,000 To Become A Dog Worried Friends Think He's 'Weird' | Armstrong & Getty (armstrongandgetty.com)