Tea with Teri Tea With Teri

In this episode, Steve and Teri discuss the best thing to come from the pandemic, how great the fans are in New Orleans, dad jokes, conspiracy theories, and encounters with alien tic tac spaceships.

Well, we had to place Teri on IR this week after she lost the tug-of-war with her great dane.  While she is on the sidelines recovering, Steve shares some more clips from that past that didn't make it into the final shows.  Enjoy.  Get well soon Teri!  Palmarosa and Tea Tree Oil should fix you up!

This episode contains the last election talk for a really, really, really time.   Steve points out that you should keep your redneck friends.  Teri scoreboards Steve on science knowledge about the Planets, SpaceX Launches, and Asteroid visits.  We reveal our "Instagram to Follow" of the week - JimsVanLife (see link below).  Teri talks about her new product idea - baby bear petting cages with padded Baby Bear Hugging Suits.
 
https://www.instagram.com/jimsvanlife/

Special Episode of Unused Clips from Previous Episodes.
 
In this episode, Steve discusses the card he has always wanted the 1975 Bricklin SV-1.  Teri discusses movie remakes, movies about cross-dressing guys, and talks about her time as a movie star.  Steve talks about the history of Eugenics and how everyone thinks they are related to someone famous (including Teri).  The episode ends with a collection of Teri's sound effects from the first 30 Episodes.

Steve and Teri, along with Teri's daughter Pheobe, discuss tomorrow's US election and share our thoughts on what we expect the outcome to be and some of our hopes for the future.

Teri talks about not like fires after her first time trying to use a fireplace.  Steve gets another lesson in political correctness.  Teri describes making smores - glamping style.  Instagram follow of the week - Topher Brophy   (@topherbrophyofficial).  Teri describes Bippity Boppity Booville hashtags and how she ruined pudding again - this time with Chia.  Steve and Teri talk about Halloween costumes and offer encouragement to people to picture their costumes and post them.