Comedian Ray Zawodni returns for a hilarious episode where we discuss how bad a million dollars is for your health, the tensile strength of gym shorts, flying a plane drunk, getting your van flipped and managing hot loads at the science center.

Bit Torrents, Notary Publics, Chris Isaaks, Scoff Laws and Trimming your Toenails with a Bowie Knife are just a few of the topics we talk about this week.

Comedian Caitlin Reese joins for a super fun episode where we talk tuxedos, pan sexuality and being the office temp. This is such a fun episode!

The boys hit road for another wild pod!!

The boys hit the road for a gig in Rhode Island and record along the way. They got tips on how to get out of talking politics at the work party, who the best politician of all time is to have a beer with, and the secret to not gaining weight is to not own a scale. Josh has sneaker money as his retirement fund, can't wear a gold chain without looking like he's in the "sanitation" industry, but also uses a pumice stone on his feet. Ed learned how to fix a bike from a mob guy, is trypophobic and uncomfortable looking at clusters of holes and really doesn't care too much about a snaggle tooth.

Ed and Josh begin with fantasy football trash talk and the pitfalls of drafting a Dallas Cowboys quarterback. And then move into big questions like: Whose "1984" was more poignant, George Orwell's or Van Halen's? What makes for the hottest Halloween costume? Does a Dunkin' Donut even compare to a Krispy Kreme? Is sports the best religion? Is it possible to win an EGOT for addictions? And finally - Is there such thing as a dream job? We have a blast on this one

Ed and Josh talk about the aftermath of hot sauce, the best way to take a nap, and how closely Ed resembles Tom Coughlin when it gets cold. Comedian Zach Petrovich calls in for the first ever zoom call in with stories of being a door-to door salesman, living in the Pacific Northwest and the horrors of crapping his pants. Ohh and Ed almost chokes on air. It's a wild one!!

Comedian Stephen Bolles stops by with some spicy job stories from bar backing to barebacking. We talk about hanging curtain rods, driving a 24 ft truck through Manhattan, and who is the original Girth Brooks.

The boys discuss bar fights, fantasy football, the Philly accent, tobacco chew, sneaking out as a kid, dental woes, each other's funeral preferences, how Harvey Keitel would cleanup olive oil, and finally what's more addictive: cigarettes, cocaine or halloween candy.

Podcaster Rachel Leah Be joins us this week with some wild job stories - from icing out customers at the comedy club, to making change at a strip club, to telling J. Lo she changed her life. We talk about vice cops, personality tests on a coffee date, classy thirst traps and aspiring to be a Real Housewife's best friend.

Comedian Peter Guarraci joins us with wild stories about his first job running boardwalk games at the Jersey Shore. He tells us all about carneys, gambling, scams, hustles, sunburns and steroids. We learn how to build a house, how to get hustled at a leather store and how a Sicilian dad likes his lawn mowed. This episode is a blast!

Ed and Josh talk about Ed's anger issues which Ed denies he has. Josh talks about his anger issues which they both agree he has, and then they talk some wildly random stuff such as how cool Nicolas Cage is, how to store old Playboy's in a garage and exactly why Ed refuses to wear a blazer.

Ed and Josh talk about projects around the house (and why they suck), how frightening a carney can be to a child (and a grown man), passing out from drinking (and wetting the bed), and just how fun having a loud mouth friend can be (we love ya, Zach). This episode is a party. Check it out!

Ed and Josh talk about fighting for your PTO, chasing people down to get paid, how not to repair a transmission on a 1980 Mercury Capri, which family member gives the worst directions, and the real reason behind Happy Meals.

Comedian Liz Glazer stops by with stories about being a law professor, what it's like to be a part of a cadre, and how bad coaching tennis at a day camp is for your skin. Liz teaches us how easy it is to steal silverware, how bad a one woman wedding is and how funny Jimmy Fallon will think "rounding down" is. Get Ready World - this episode is hilarious.

Comedian Soora joins us this week with the pros and cons of being a flight attendant, the mile high club, how to duct tape a rowdy passenger, first class vs the jump seat, trading out shifts, how often she gets called a stewardess. We also talk about her time as a hostess at a Miami South Beach steakhouse/night club and how meaningless a reservation in South Beach is. And finally just how dangerous country music really is, especially in Romulus, Michigan.

Kegs, black box cable, shThis episode has it all: Pony kegs, black box cable, short pants aka "floods", subway jiu jitsu, taking beer from work, living on a boat, bootleg VHS tapes, stolen sneakers, serial killers, bank robbery and falling for a DEA agent during homeroom. It's a wild one!ort pants, subway jiu jitsu, taking beer from work, living on a boat, bootleg VHS tapes, stolen sneakers, serial killers, bank robbery and falling for a DEA agent

Ed & Josh got some wild stories this week about stealing TVs from work, road rage, wheelies, going to SeaWorld and getting yelled at by adults, losing your temper in front of your neighbors and how old is too old to eat loose candy

Comedian Dylan Krasinski stops by with some hilarious job stories. After failing to land a college internship in his field, he becomes an intern for a landscaping company. The gang ponders who would be the best politician of the bunch and Josh teaches everyone what a snow bunny is. Dylan reveals his greatest to talent is knowing how to learn. Ed talks about his days as a power washer and Dylan lets everyone in on the secrets of being a lawyer and how to not get disbarred.

Ed and Josh are crazy from the heat. Ed has some dirtbag tips to stay cool, which leads to Josh pitching ideas for the Dirtbag Olympics. The boys talk about their old jobs selling cars and being a high school janitor, how to clock out early and when it's time to finally throw out a grandfather clock. This is a good one with just the boys.

Comedian Chris Brown stops by to talk about graduating high school early to become a dishwasher at a Red Lobster. As Chris puts it, he was "really shooting for the stars"! He's got stories about being bagging groceries, playing D3 basketball and becoming a high profile barber, which led him to a career in standup comedy. We talk about smoking with your parents, love triangles at work, Trevor Noah of the Daily Show, Josh's quarterback mixtape, and needing comedy vs loving comedy.

Comedian Derek Drescher stopped by with the craziest job stories - from installing fireplaces in Reverend Run's house, to replacing bricks fifty stories up; all while being a heroin addict.

TV host and comedian, Abbi Crutchfield talks about her jobs while pursuing comedy. We talk about answering phones and not knowing the name of the company, and that making cookies for the office might not be the best way to fit in, and that starring in a national commercial for the company, doesn't mean that your boss will suddenly start remembering your name.

Comedian, writer and director, Cristian Duran stops by to talk about his worst jobs. We also learn about the zen of sandwich-making, what it's like being the face of a construction company, how useful a single black leather glove can be, and how it feels to write and direct a hit Off-Broadway play.

Ed and Josh discuss how to navigate an open work space, dodge the loudest coworker, and how to successfully drink from a flask at the office. Ed talks about how the porters of a building really are the cool kids and how he considered a high school janitor his mentor. Josh gives tips on how to get out of work drinks and how a severe limp in your leg isn't really all that bad. This is Part Two of a long episode with just the boys.