Happy Hour -- Sept. 14, 2008

In this installment of Happy Hour -- The Show That Never Ends, B-Dub and Jacque Jo are forced to communicate with each other because nobody called. B-Dub becomes an Obama conspiracy theorist. Jacque insists that Elvis is still alive. More news, more mayhem.

In this episode of Happy Hour, things took off after a bump or two in the road, like a broken keyboard. Nonetheless, we pressed on. In topics ranging from Obama to infidelity, not much was left unturned.

In this edition of Happy Hour -- The Show That Never Ends, we had Momma K on the line before we even started, we talked about the Center for Consumer Freedom, Jacque Jo's blog controversy, Jacque's hate of bicyclists, the proper way to grocery shop, B-Dub's inability to react to stressful situations and the inaugural edition of "Ask a Guy." God help us. Plus callers!

To start off this week's Happy Hour -- The Show That Never Ends, B-Dub is pissed. B-Dub is on a 10, we need him at about 4. We talked about GPS devices, crappy customer service, how we haven't had a good Saturday night in Virginia yet and my Dad's turned into an exhibitionist. In the second hour, we showed up with a little more focus and talked about Oprah's undue influence on the world, some sports, some news ... You get the idea.

In this episode, we take a break from politics and talk about restaurant service (complete with the best call we've ever had), how Jacque Jo is old, how Vince Young has lost his mind and how it's best to not be naked jumping on someone's bed if Dad's home.

Ah, it's September and that means ... it's fall. We talk a little football, a lot of politics, what it's like to be a reality star and realize you made an ass of yourself on national TV and some more politics and news.

Episode Three of Version 2.0 ... I'm sure politics were discussed, some news, some other inappropriateness.

Another ... show.

After a summer spent with ups and downs and long, long gaps in productivity, Jacque Jo and newly-minted co-host B-Dub, deliver a show. A whole show. With no technical issues. And a new theme song.