Cinco De MAY-hem

Patrick Swayze, Everybody Has Something and Mike's Scissor Crimes

From Road House and Dirty Dancing to the explosion of self-diagnosis culture, the crew dives into why it seems like everybody today is either autistic, ADHD, anxious, depressed, gluten intolerant, emotionally damaged, spiritually exhausted, or simply old.

Your Wallet vs. The Algorithm

This week the crew dives into the wild, frustrating, and sometimes hilarious world of dynamic pricing, surge pricing, and personalized pricing — the sneaky systems companies use to change prices in real time based on demand, your habits, your location, and sometimes just because they think you’ll pay it. From airlines and hotels to rideshares, concert tickets, food delivery apps, and online shopping, we break down how algorithms are quietly deciding what your money is worth… and why the person sitting next to you might be paying way less for the exact same thing.

Cinco De MAY-hem

Now… fair warning. This was absolutely a “margaritas were involved” kind of episode. 🍹 There’s rambling. There’s dead air. There are moments where nobody knows what’s happening. And honestly? That’s part of the magic. We debated editing it into something polished and professional… but decided it was way funnier leaving the chaos exactly how it happened. So grab a drink, lower your expectations slightly, and enjoy one of the most unhinged episodes we’ve ever recorded. Viva la fiesta. 🌮🔥

nterview with the Devil: Heaven, Hell & Everyone in Between

This week, the boys switch things up with a wild, off-the-rails spoof episode: Interview with the Devil. Set somewhere between Heaven and Hell, the conversation dives into who ends up where — and why. It’s equal parts dark humor, satire, and thought-provoking chaos as the crew imagines a world where Heaven and Hell aren’t so black and white… and the Devil might just have a microphone.

From Car Meets to Chaos: When Things Take a Turn

This week, the boys start off talking about local car meetups — the good, the bad, and how something meant to bring people together can sometimes spiral into petty crime and reckless behavior. From stolen parts to burnout chaos, they break down how quickly the vibe can shift. That leads into some wild stories, including a “cop with a cooler” moment that sparks both laughs and debate about how law enforcement handles unusual situations. The guys then touch on the role of social media — especially hashtags — in spreading moments like these, shaping public perception in real time. From there, the conversation takes a more serious turn as they reflect on past events involving riots and the national reaction surrounding George Floyd, including what unfolded in places like Seattle and Minnesota. They discuss how quickly situations can escalate, how narratives form, and the lasting impact those moments have had on communities and conversations across the country. It’s a mix of light moments and heavier topics, as the guys navigate how everyday situations, social media, and larger societal issues can all collide.