Bad Decisions: Fake IDs, Forties & a Dodge Neon

We pause for the world's least natural thumbnail photo, then revisit the stories that probably explain a few things: fake IDs, a cigarette run, the ever-changing lights in Robb's Dodge Neon, and the problem with bringing a forty into a movie theater. From Orbitz and a Blockbuster Yoda giveaway to basement parties and the ridiculous run of albums released in 1994, the nostalgia gets out of hand fast. Then Russ brings us back to the present with Uber rides involving an empty gas tank, a very tired driver, and a five-dollar response from support. Add movie arguments, TV reboots, sandwich orders, and an urgent need for Waffle House. Decades of friendship. Questionable judgment. Excellent stories. What's the most questionable thing you remember doing in the '90s? Tell us in the comments, and subscribe for more Moron Bros. CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro 00:22 Our very natural thumbnail pose 03:44 Snacks, soda & sponsor tapes 08:02 Snapple root beer 10:52 Remember Orbitz? 12:48 How we met: Benson & Hedges 15:35 The Dodge Neon years 21:54 Forties at the movies 24:26 The poor-man movie quiz 25:42 Wrestling & WrestleMania 29:27 Florida alarm fines 33:18 Influences & Dennis Rodman 37:56 Russ & Yoda 40:36 The Lost Boys & Wham! 43:21 Michael & movie memories 45:51 1994 albums & basement parties 50:10 Old photos, chains & hats 54:12 Uber horror stories 1:03:15 TV & movie talk 1:07:41 Printed shirts & AI 1:09:23 TV reboots & watching together 1:17:25 Sandwiches & Waffle House