Ever wonder what happens when two idiots get trapped in Jigsaw's bathroom? The answer: they talk about shock collars until the world's most notorious trap-setter literally gives up. This special "Best Of" episode showcases the wildest musical parodies and character-driven comedy sketches from our extensive catalog.

Flying solo, John curates a collection of the show's most memorable moments, starting with musical parodies that transform familiar songs into hilariously crude alternatives. "God Wasted Time On You" flips NSYNC's romantic ballad into a scathing relationship anthem, while "Every Bro Watches Porn" reimagines Poison's classic rock hit with lyrics that will permanently alter how you hear the original. These musical earworms demonstrate our knack for combining musical talent with boundary-pushing comedy.

The compilation also features John's "decent Bill Cosby impression" in a parody of The Cranberries' "Zombie," alongside comedy commercial spoofs including a disturbing 1950s-style infomercial and a fictional fast food restaurant called "Lardy's." Each segment represents our unique approach to sketch comedy and character work.

The highlight comes when our recurring characters Tim and Jerry get kidnapped by Jigsaw, only to frustrate their captor with incessant chatter about shock collars and mom's spaghetti. This signature skit perfectly encapsulates our approach to subverting familiar scenarios through character-driven comedy.

As we approach our 200th episode milestone—rare in the podcasting world—we invite both longtime listeners and newcomers to experience this collection of our most outrageous comedy. Love it or hate it, let us know what you think through our website or Facebook page!

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Have you ever wondered what happens when two friends hit record and just let loose without a filter? Buckle up for the wild ride that is "It's Every Day with John and Jay," episode 186, where raw comedy meets passionate rants in a podcast that refuses to play by the rules.

John kicks things off with his enthusiastic review of the new Naked Gun movie, describing scenes that had him "laughing for five minutes" even after the film had moved on. Despite his wife's reluctance to attend, John details how Liam Neeson surprisingly "killed it" in comedy—a departure from his typical serious roles. The duo dissects several hilarious moments, from awkward silhouettes to unexpected musical numbers that define the film's quirky humor.

The conversation shifts to college football, where the hosts don't hold back their frustrations about Michigan's NCAA violations and what they perceive as preferential treatment compared to Ohio State's past penalties. "It's not the flex you think it is," they argue about Michigan fans celebrating their championship, "because now in the court of public opinion, your title is tainted." Their passionate breakdown of the upcoming Ohio State vs. Texas game reveals their deep connection to college football culture, including a scathing critique of Ohio State's new gameday traditions and alternative song suggestions.

Between sports talk and movie reviews, Jay shares updates on his entrepreneurial journey toward opening a retro gaming store, describing potential locations and his three-year business plan. The episode culminates in an energetic exploration of hardcore and metal music, with the hosts discovering and reacting to bands like Fall Brawl, Wolf Down, and Brand of Sacrifice—each reaction more animated than the last.

What sets this podcast apart is the authentic friendship between John and Jay. Their conversation flows naturally from topic to topic, peppered with inside jokes and genuine laughter that makes listeners feel like they're hanging out with old friends. Ready to join the conversation? Reach out with your favorite bands or hot takes—they're eager to hear from you and might just feature your suggestions in an upcoming episode!

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Ready your eardrums for a high-energy episode that ricochets between nostalgic movie moments and exciting future plans!

The laughter kicks off with John and Jay deep-diving into Scary Movie 3, recalling Leslie Nielsen's presidential antics and that infamous tree-pinning scene with perfect recall. If you've been wondering why these comedy classics still hold up decades later, their passionate breakdown might explain why we all still quote these ridiculous lines.

Meanwhile, big news from Jaysen's corner as Level Up reopens to customer appreciation, but the real bombshell is his detailed exploration of opening "Big J's Replays" in Findlay. Imagine a 6,000 square foot gaming paradise with not just retail space but potential for tournaments, arcades, and community gaming experiences. We walk through the business challenges, from rental spaces to financial planning, giving you a raw look at entrepreneurship in action.

The conversation shifts to community involvement when Jaysen reveals his role in the Heritage Festival planning committee. With a talent show featuring everything from vocal performances to martial arts demonstrations on the horizon, the festival promises to maintain its status as a beloved local tradition.

Metal fans, this one's especially for you! We embark on a musical journey through breakdowns and blast beats, exploring bands like Get the Shot, VCTMS, Netherwalker, and The Cawr Goes Bweep. Our genuine reactions to these hardcore discoveries might just update your workout playlist with something brutally fresh.

Before wrapping up, we share our plan to adjust our recording schedule, bringing you more timely content and current events discussions. After nearly 200 episodes, we're still evolving to deliver the best listening experience possible!

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