Lou mentions on the show that he’ll be performing stand-up comedy at Chuck’s Steakhouse this April. If you’ve never been, Chuck’s has a long reputation in the area for great food and a fun atmosphere, so it should be a pretty interesting setting for a comedy night. Lou promises the jokes will be fresh, the stories will probably be questionable, and there’s a decent chance someone in the room will end up being part of the act whether they planned on it or not. The guys also talk about a brand-new wellness trend that sounds like it was invented as a joke but apparently isn’t: snake yoga. Yes, it’s exactly what it sounds like. People are doing yoga poses while actual snakes slither around the room — and sometimes right on top of them. For people who already find regular yoga stressful enough, adding reptiles into the mix feels like an unnecessary escalation. That conversation somehow sends the boys down memory lane, reminiscing about the old days of “cougar hunting” at Teddy’s in Danbury. Not the animal — the social scene kind. Let’s just say Teddy’s had a reputation back in the day, and the stories from those nights are still good for a laugh years later. In celebrity news, pop star Katy Perry recently lost a legal battle to someone named Katie Perry. Yes, the spelling is slightly different, but it was enough to create a real court fight over the name. It’s one of those situations where you almost feel bad for the person who had the name first but suddenly had to compete with a global superstar for it. And finally, Jeff Probst decided to show off a hidden talent on the latest episode of Survivor — he rapped. If you’re wondering how that went, imagine exactly what you think it sounded like. The moment quickly made the rounds online because it was every bit as awkward and cringeworthy as fans would expect from the longtime host stepping into the rap game for a few seconds.