Drink of the day: Jingle Juice equal parts Sparkling Rose, Whipped cream vodka, and Cherry 7 up.

Jonesy and Blanco have a special Christmas episode where they share a drink recipe called “Jingle Juice.” It’s got sparkling rose, whipped cream, vodka, and cherry 7-Up. They also try three different Whistle Pig rye whiskeys and rate them from 3.5 to 4.5 out of 5. Then, they switch gears and talk about a new fetish called “gooning,” which is all about self-pleasure while watching porn. They also compare Costco and Sam’s Club, with Jones saying Sam’s Club has better stuff and cheaper prices. The episode ends with a funny talk about their high school days and personal stories. Blanco and Jones talk about their travel plans, like a possible trip to Cancun and Scotland. Jones mentions his friends Anne and Roy are interested in Outlander stuff in Scotland, and they’re planning to play golf. They also want to visit Guinness and Jameson. Then, they switch to the Kansas City Chiefs and complain about their performance, saying they need new coaching. The episode ends with plans for a New Year’s Eve party and a tribute to MTV.

Jonesy and Blanco are back at the bar, and they’re ready to break down all the games for NFL wildcard weekend. They’ll pick the winners against the spread and give you all the reasons why. Buckle up, it’s gonna be a wild ride!

Drink of the day: Christmas Cookie drop shot. 1 oz RumChata, 1 oz Vanilla Vodka, 1/2 Not Your Fathers Root Beer.

Jonesy and Blanco discuss their challenges in recording their show, including multiple interruptions and technical issues. We talk about our experiences with the Sneakers app and the difficulty in buying popular sneakers. The conversation shifts to the Diddy documentary on Netflix, highlighting Diddy's alleged mistreatment of employees and his involvement in Tupac's murder. We also discuss the cultural impact of Black Friday and the upcoming Street Fighter movie. Blanco and Jonesy discussed the cultural implications of domestic violence, noting that victims rarely leave their abusers and often end up being killed. We criticized the prosecution's handling of a case involving sex trafficking and racketeering charges, highlighting the lack of consideration for domestic violence. Sports focused on Joe Burrow's struggles in Cincinnati and his potential move to New Orleans. We also debated NFL officiating issues, expressing frustration over inconsistent calls and the impact on betting. We wrap up with John Cena's final match and the future of professional wrestling.