B&T Extra: A Pat request, Dogs are Barkin', & Penny Loafers

In this lighthearted episode of Bob and Tom Extra, the hosts dive into a mix of listener requests, wordplay, and quirky cultural trivia. The segment begins with a humorous song request about the 'saccular area'—a cheeky, anatomically themed tune about a pimple on the balls, delivered with comedic flair and a mildly Latino accent. The conversation then shifts to the origin of the phrase 'my dogs are barking,' revealing its slang roots for foot pain and its connection to the Hush Puppies shoe brand. The hosts explore the history of penny loafers, slip-on shoes, and the now-obsolete tradition of inserting coins—like pennies or dimes—for good luck. They also discuss the 'pooping horse' quarter from Wyoming, a collectible coin with a printing error that sold for over $2,000, and joke about the 'sharting FDR' dime. The episode is filled with absurd humor, pop culture references, and playful jabs at American idioms, grammar, and odd town names like Wanker's Corner and Dick Shooter, Idaho. Throughout, the tone remains irreverent, witty, and deeply rooted in the show’s signature comedic style.