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EPISODE · Jan 7, 2026 · 1H 25M

Billy & Willies Workshop: EP 3.1 Seasonal Decorations Are a Scam, Ketchup Conspiracies & the Monkey Transfer Portal

from Billy and Willie's Workshop · host Bill Blank & Willie Farrell

In this episode of Billy & Willie’s Workshop, the guys crack a bottle of Revelton and immediately unravel into a perfectly unhinged conversation about seasonal decorations, condiment conspiracies, and imaginary monkeys with transfer-portal eligibility.Billy vents about the exhaustion of holiday décor, Christmas chaos, and why talking about Halloween decorations should be outlawed. From there, it’s on to the great ketchup debate—glass bottles vs. squeeze bottles, refrigeration rules, upside-down storage, and whether Heinz engineered their lids to sell more ketchup. Diner ketchup “marriages,” mustard mishaps, and fridge logic all get roasted.The conversation veers into Vegas stories, New Year’s Eve chaos, drone shows, AI paranoia, and modern warfare before landing squarely back in madness with monkey ownership fantasies. Would you want a chimp or a gorilla? What happens when your monkey steals your spotlight—or enters the transfer portal?Add in Hawkeye football talk, backup quarterbacks, grandma crafts, photogenic dogs, and a chimp walking hand-in-hand out of Kinnick Stadium, and you’ve got another classic Workshop episode—raw, ridiculous, and laugh-out-loud funny.If you love unfiltered comedy podcasts, absurd debates, and conversations that go completely off the rails, this episode delivers.Sponsored by Revelton Distilling, Styled by JJ Boutique, Kyle Lehman at Wintrust Mortgage, Iowa Beef Steakhouse and LIVE from the AKC Andrew Downs Studios.

In this episode of Billy & Willie’s Workshop, the guys crack a bottle of Revelton and immediately unravel into a perfectly unhinged conversation about seasonal decorations, condiment conspiracies, and imaginary monkeys with transfer-portal eligibility.Billy vents about the exhaustion of holiday décor, Christmas chaos, and why talking about Halloween decorations should be outlawed. From there, it’s on to the great ketchup debate—glass bottles vs. squeeze bottles, refrigeration rules, upside-down storage, and whether Heinz engineered their lids to sell more ketchup. Diner ketchup “marriages,” mustard mishaps, and fridge logic all get roasted.The conversation veers into Vegas stories, New Year’s Eve chaos, drone shows, AI paranoia, and modern warfare before landing squarely back in madness with monkey ownership fantasies. Would you want a chimp or a gorilla? What happens when your monkey steals your spotlight—or enters the transfer portal?Add in Hawkeye football talk, backup quarterbacks, grandma crafts, photogenic dogs, and a chimp walking hand-in-hand out of Kinnick Stadium, and you’ve got another classic Workshop episode—raw, ridiculous, and laugh-out-loud funny.If you love unfiltered comedy podcasts, absurd debates, and conversations that go completely off the rails, this episode delivers.Sponsored by Revelton Distilling, Styled by JJ Boutique, Kyle Lehman at Wintrust Mortgage, Iowa Beef Steakhouse and LIVE from the AKC Andrew Downs Studios.

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