Chad’s show began with the sit in guest, John Booney. Booney and Chad’s conversation started out in a familiar tone for those who have heard them on-air before in this type of 2-person format, which often follows some type of PT drama. It seems whenever the topic at hand is related to PT, the meat of that conversation only occurs after the increasingly predictable strategy of discrediting the PT audience, or community in general, occurs. To be fair to Booney, this has been Chad’s M.O. from the start, which includes a few other prerequisites. This technique essentially breaks down into 3 stages, with the first 2 having no particular order. How it played out on Friday’s Chad show stuck to the formula pretty much;
- Stage 1 – Discredit the PT audience
- Stage 2 - Express how much you don’t care about it
- Stage 3 - Talk at length about the thing which you don’t care about
We should name this technique so it’s easier to refer to in the future, so we’ll call it the “Puns in the Bum” technique. Anyway, for this show it was Booney who had the PT related issue that was up for discussion, or more specifically an issue with its owner, Wush. And I’m going to be honest, as far as Booney’s and Chad’s first few stages of Puns in the Bum that kicked off this show, I’d only rate them a 2 out of 5 stars. On previous shows with this format, it was a lot more motivated and fully erect, like a huge uncircumcised humorless cock coming straight for your virgin unemployed ears of stupidity. But this one was like, meh. We have to tell PT how stupid they are, so let’s just get it out of the way. This is a sure sign this most recent W&B drama is dying down on Booney’s end, nothing can last forever I guess. Sigh. For closure purposes we’ll list some of the top W&B dramas of past and present, where Booney also gracefully put his Puns in the Bum;