Cheap Tequila: Recent Episodes
Stephen Pell
Just three dudes sharing a mic and swapping tales, geeking out about culture, current events, and trying to get Hawk laid. Oh no, I'm not talking about a bird, I'm talking about a man. Hawk is one of the co-hosts that -- yes, that's his name -- that happens to be the only single one in the bunch, and as it would happen, also the best looking as well. He's basically the main character in a romantic comedy, with Jon and Stephen as his quirky best friends he goes to the bar to get drinks with, except we're not in a bar, we're in a closet, in Sherman Oaks, huddled around a microphone and a computer.
Don't call it a comeback! Actually, you can call it whatever you want. We're flexible.
On today's episode: the boys discuss the merits of pumpkin beer, body hair (everywhere), and Stephen has some very big news.
Stephen reminisces over his days as a Christian Punk/Hardcore fan in Grand Rapids. Jon talks about his upcoming trip to Grand Rapids. Hawk has never been to Grand Rapids, and has never expressed a desire to go. The boys also talk about sex, fetishes, and post-coital rituals. Grand Rapids.
Beer: Bell's Poolside Ale
Songs: "I've Got a Gal in Kalamazoo" and Underoath's "It's Dangerous Business Walking Out Your Front Door"
Hoo boy. This episode starts off with a bang and then just keeps on banging. The boys elaborate more Pokémon Go, compare the latest Spielberg film to his best/worst movie "Hook", and of course, they answer sex questions.
Beers: Golden Road 329 Lager and 21st Amendment Hell or High Watermelon.
In this week’s episode: The boys discuss the nation-wide phenomenon that is Pokémon Go, three of the latest movies to hit the theaters, and pick their “sexual spirit animals” — which is different than a “fursona”… I think.
Just three dudes sharing a mic and swapping tales, geeking out about culture, current events, and trying to get Hawk laid. Oh no, I'm not talking about a bird, I'm talking about a man. Hawk is one of the co-hosts that -- yes, that's his name -- that happens to be the only single one in the bunch, and as it would happen, also the best looking as well. He's basically the main character in a romantic comedy, with Jon and Stephen as his quirky best friends he goes to the bar to get drinks with, except we're not in a bar, we're in a closet, in Sherman Oaks, huddled around a microphone and a computer.