Tony is angry at people in 1962. Jon and Tony gang up on Andrew for liking this week’s drink. The guys realize that 1962 was nuts. Andrew demonstrates his terrible joke telling skills. Tony invents two new drinks. Jon discovers a correlation with Campari. Andrew and Jon fall for Tony’s April fools joke.

Andrew’s weird decision for a drink this week surprises the group. Andrew challenges Tony to an “annoy-off.” Andrew continues to prove that he’s a child. Andrew’s never-evolving palate shows up again. The guys talk about other weird drinks and countries that would ban them.

The guys talk drinking songs and drink their main drinks. Like always, Andrew and Jon do it wrong. Tony is a terrible singer and finds an obscure drink recipe mentioned in his song. The guys talk about their experience with the rough neighborhoods. To end, they make a weird choice for the next episode.

The guys talk about their top movies and drink the drinks from those movies. Tony is not satisfied with Jon and Andrew’s superficial reasons for their favorite movies. Andrew’s favorite movie is from his childhood. Jon talks comedy and one-liners. Tony doesn’t have a “type” and is all over the place with his top movies.

The guys talk “bitter” valentine themed drinks. Jon and Andrew recall their best and worst Valentines, while Tony continues to be cheesy. The guys also debate intimates purchased by a previous guy for the next guy. What is the definition of sexy and what does Andrew like?

Tony’s A-Hole beams targeted Andrew this time and gave Jon a break. The guys tell the story about how they were labeled obnoxious. Andrew can’t tell the difference between cheap and expensive liquor. Jon makes a claim that Tony refutes. Tony is confused by the smell and taste of his Scotch, and calls BS on how others describe it. Andrew tells the story of when Tony’s vegan streak was violated.

The guys talk about their cleaning habits and being neat. Tony draws out an intro conversation to the guys’ annoyance. Andrew can’t tell the difference between cheap and expensive liquor, but pretends anyway. Tony taste tests different liquors neat to prove his point. Jon splurged on a nice bottle of bourbon. 

For Inauguration Day, the guys decide to split the flag colors between them to base their drink choses. Like always, they get distracted and follow rabbit holes. Andrew tells the story behind Red Bull’s popularity. He also talked about the one beer that kicked his butt. Tony and Andrew compare how they decide on alcohol to buy.

A new year, a new hope. The guys choose drinks that reflect the hope that they have for 2021. They have a lot to look forward to and high expectations for 2021.

The guys find it really difficult to pretend they’re recording on New Years Eve and keep giving it away. Jon can’t wait to talk about all of his drinks and hog the episode. Like always, Tony doesn’t like original recipes and decides to fix the French 75. Andrew goes baller status with his drinks. The guys agree on their best New Years memory, and dread their worst memories.