Jimmy and Joe are back behind the mics, hiding from the mean and hurtful works of an online hater. On today's episode the guys walk through the issue of silliness and soberness. Are these two always goofing around? Are they ever serious? Is there a reason behind the fun and humor of Doctrine and Devotion?
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