Avi has some thoughts on what supporting local businesses means, and now that Cam Newton is back with the New England Patriots, can Josh McDaniels get the offense moving?

Episode Notes A lot has happened since our last episode. Tom Brady won another Super Bowl. Avi got vaccinated. And he's opening a new joint in Boston. And he's running for school committee. Coronavirus is still a thing so Corey lives on memory lane.

Episode Notes Avi discusses the challenges of operating his restaurants during Covid times, before discussion ensues about the vaccine data just released. The Patriots and Celtics are after thoughts...until they start competing for championships again.

Avi opens a La Esh, his new BBQ spot in Sharon, MA. Who opens a restaurant during a pandemic? We're here for the Grand Opening, and Frank from Shovel Town Brewery stops by.

Can the Patriots get it together vs the Jets on Monday Night Football? They face Baltimore next week, which won't mean anything unless they can. Also, election 2020 os over...according to EVERYBODY.

Cam Newton alternates between good and bad, but Covid is still causing dumb restrictions in Massachusetts as the 2020 election is here between Joe Biden and President Donald Trump.

It was Biden vs Trump, and some people think Proud Boys are the greatest threat to civilization. Also, Cam Newton brings Patriots fans more confidence than Tom Brady would in 2020.

The Patriots are returning with Cam at QB, the Celtics are deep in the Bubble, but Covid is still on the mind and dominates the conversation once again.

Ted Philips and Andrew Flowers talk with Avi outside of his restaurant Simcha to discuss their visions for the Massachusetts State Representative District 8 seat vacated by Lou Kafka.

Cam Newton is coming to the New England Patriots, and as a consistent winner, has a good shot to beat out Jarret Stidham as heir to Tom Brady. Also, should stutues be removed in America, even if they were funded by free slaves?