
The Great Protein Scam
At the table, the fellas kicked things off with a rant about the modern protein craze and whether we're all victims of one giant marketing scheme. They then discussed what they'd tell a friend who suddenly lost all their

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At the table, the fellas kicked things off with a rant about the modern protein craze and whether we're all victims of one giant marketing scheme. They then discussed what they'd tell a friend who suddenly lost all their

At the table, the fellas discussed why so many people seem unhappy and whether taking time to watch the sunrise could actually improve things. They designed their dream gyms, complete with themes and special features, an

At the table, the fellas discussed why it’s okay to not enjoy every one of your partner’s hobbies, before diving into a wild family scenario involving sperm donation and “The Unc-Father” title. The crew also imagined sur

At the table, the fellas discussed whether you should tell your family if your fiancée had popular nude photos from her past, especially if they were more artistic than explicit. They also handed out workplace superlativ

At the table, the fellas debated what activities feel completely normal at 3 PM but become suspicious at 3 AM. They also discussed how much damage an ex would have to do to your car before you involve the police, and whe

At the table, the fellas broke down public restroom etiquette and the chaos of communal bathroom layouts. They got into “book math,” reading habits, and the dangers of mispronouncing words with confidence. The crew also

Episode Description: At the table, the fellas kicked things off with a rant about treating your brain like a muscle and actually putting it to work. They then got into a tough conversation around trust, paternity, and ho

At the table, the fellas discussed the “this job is my family” mindset and the reality of workplace friendships. They also tackled the awkward scenario of an ex showing up at your sibling’s wedding, debated the worst pos

At the table, the fellas joked about realizing they’re no longer the target audience and how wild it is watching time move like that. They talked about the summer jobs they’d realistically take at their current age, comp

At the table, the fellas shared their annual reminder that the cold in Ohio hits different, reflected on 2016 nostalgia, and debated the dilemma of supporting your creative partner’s work. They also explored what they’d

At the table, the fellas placed live episode bets, reminisced about reckless kids doing anything for $5, and debated how accurate those social media “scenario skits” really are. Things got spooky with a possession vs. ha

At the table, the fellas discussed the art of taking the perfect nude, choosing between alien vindication and Olympic glory, and the everyday task they’d outsource in a heartbeat. Along the way, they dove into why car me

At the table, the fellas discussed football celebrations and why emotes are for everyone, then ranted about the hype behind “dirty soda” and overly sweet mixed drinks. They explored the right age to start calling someone

At the table, the fellas discussed Thanksgiving gluttony, why restaurant names are all the same, and the subtle clues that let you know a guy’s been at a girl’s place. We navigated impossible schedule conflicts—like choo

At the table, the fellas discussed the underrated power of voting, the politics of breakfast, and what makes a person a “Karen” in everyday life. We get into Columbus's internet clout strategies, levels of freakiness, an

At the table, the fellas discussed VPNs, digital paranoia, and whether having a toilet bowl cleaner but no plunger is a sign of character. They shared their cheapest (and most bougie) habits, broke down what they’d insta

At the table this week the fellas discussed the following: 2:00 – Listener-Submitted Question: What does Black culture mean to the BLT? 9:42 – How would you dress as a cartoon character, based on the given options? 21:36

At the table this week, the fellas discussed the following: 3:55 – Thoughts on Television Sitcoms 12:36 – Where do people in Atlantis poop? 14:45 – Situation #1: You propose to your girlfriend, but she wants to redo the

At the table this week, the fellas discussed the following: 3:28 – Skreet Knowledge : Thoughts on BBLs. 7:36 – How many animals did people try before finding the tasty ones? 20:42 – What type of white people make the bes

At the table this week, the fellas discussed: 2:01 – What sport would you want to be a star athlete in? 15:03 – Would you rather your girlfriend sound like Vin Diesel or Kodak Black? 25:15 – How many dead ex-boyfriends c
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