Christmas is literally around the corner and here we are discussing all matter of unrelated pendejadas. We follow up with the New York CEO situation and Fernando’s street fighter story.

This week we are talking Spotify wrapped! Then we shuffle over to the recent stuff like the New York shooting.  Plus, we discuss the difference between being dumped and the dumpee.

We are back after the holiday and give our Thanksgiving recaps. There is a discourse about Thanksgiving dinner etiquette. Ramon also tells us a lunch story from the hood. Plus pendejadas.

Ramon tell us about girth problems and we hit Yelp for some reviews. Then talk some Logan fighting an old man and we revive an older spanish slang word. Plus other of the usual pendejas.

We start the episode talking sh#t and along the way we tell you about michelada rumble. Where we also talked sh#t. The real reason is also revealed towards the end.

Reporting from Michelada Rumble at Santa Anita park this week. So, the audio isn’t as clean but it was a live a event with lucha libre going on in the back. DJs, and people walking by. We had a good time drinking micheladas, judging them and judging passersby. Plus Ramon saw Warren G.

It’s that time of the year again… Jalame-el-weenie time! Just in the nick of time, a couple listeners sent Ramon some stories de miedo to save the shuffle. We shuffle, share those stories, and try to make them make sense.

Ramon is a little bummed about Halloween and is leashing out, is this the last one? Or last to last of the last? Who knows. Find out que pedo on this episode of pendejada y medio. We also discuss budgeting and Esteban’s Halloween costume. Plus, an update on the honey pack.

What do $5 haircuts, the show “Cops”, and jumpers have in common? They are all discussed on this episode of the shuffle, along with el Indio Amazonico and 5.0 Mustangs. It’s a nice shuffle of topics this week.

This time around we talk about natural disasters and being prepared. We revisit tacos with sour cream and have a little discourse on latinos and debt. Warning: in about the 2nd half, there are some dark jokes.