Conway Jr Show Hour 2 (5.29) 

Conway kicks off the hour with a tribute to great parents, work ethic, discipline, and the lost art of being punctual. That leads to a classic story about buying high-end sweaters at Mervyn’s for a TV interview with his dad, Tim Conway — medium, medium, and medium. Plus, the crew reacts to the Lakers laying off more than a dozen employees. 

Then Neil Saavedra joins Conway for a hilarious conversation about kids, big families, fight teams, and why every form of government seems to work better on paper than it does at home. Socialism, communism, capitalism — it all comes down to one thing: who gets the biggest piece of chicken? 

Later, Neil the Fork Reporter gets into Galpin Ford, which Conway says is basically its own planet with a restaurant. The conversation takes a wild turn into religion, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Catholic imagery, Jesus portraits, JFK speeches, Mormonism, and Conway’s big question: how do you throw away a picture of Jesus? 

The hour wraps with hockey talk, Canada’s seven NHL teams, Toronto love, and the bigger question: what would make you move to another country to succeed? 

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