Summary

In this episode, Chuck and Lou discuss various annoyances and pet peeves that plague their daily lives, ranging from technological frustrations to communication issues. They share personal anecdotes about their experiences with technology, routines, and sports rivalries, while also exploring the psychological aspects of irritability and how it affects their interactions with others. The conversation highlights the common irritations that many people face and offers a humorous take on navigating these challenges. In this engaging conversation, Lou and Chuck delve into various topics ranging from driving etiquette and pet peeves to their concert experiences and reflections on life after retirement. They share humorous anecdotes about everyday annoyances, discuss their love for music, and reflect on the current state of Alabama football, all while maintaining a light-hearted and relatable tone.

The 2 Old Farts discuss pet peeves and some of their pet peeves - like driving, cell phone use, merging and others.

We hope you enjoy!

I'm so sorry we missed last week. I went on a business trip and came back with a wicked case of COVID. So if you've had it - I now know what it's like. If you haven't, I hope you don't. It isn't fun. Thankfully, for me, it didn't last long. But everyone has a different experience. At any rate. We are back and happy to record another episode!

The 2 Old Farts breakdown the Tx State vs Arizona State football game. Plus other talk about college football. Plus an update on Uncle Bobby. He spent most of the week in the hospital. No real diagnosis but he's feeling better and at home today. Yay!

The 2 Old Farts sit down and sort of recap the 1st week of College Football. It's a special time of the year for us. We've been waiting a long, long, long time for this and its finally here. So please, sit back and indulge us. We hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoy doing it.

The 2 Old Farts sit down during the Clemson v Georgia Halftime to discuss Week 1 of College Football.

In this episode we discuss birthdays and family gatherings, highlighting the importance of celebrating and connecting with loved ones. We share their thoughts on college football games and the upcoming season, expressing excitement and anticipation. Chuck and Lou pay tribute to the families affected by the Afghan withdrawal, emphasizing the need to keep them in our thoughts and prayers. They engage in a lighthearted conversation about the greatest military generals, sharing their opinions on notable figures in history.

Family came to town. Family left town. I was the family that left town and missed seeing part of my family. I also missed my very good friend Cliff who was here to see his son graduate Air Force Basic Training. All in all it was NOT a good week to be out of town. And that's also the reason why I missed last week's episode and was late with this week's episode. We are trying!