Josh vs Airport Codes and New Boot Goofin'

Truth, Lies, and Cream Filling

Josh gets an index card of “facts” from a sister trying to hook her sibling up with Brian, the crew plays a ruthless game of Two Truths and a Lie, and Snack Time turns into an Oreo-fueled mess. Lies, love, and cookies collide.

Buttered Biscuits

Get ready for a throwback rollercoaster as the Questionably Ordinary crew dives headfirst into the neon-soaked world of 80s and 90s TV shows — primetime classics your mom wouldn't let you watch. Then we pull back the curtain on every job we’ve ever had — the good, the bad, and the “wait… that was legal?” From scooping ice cream to cleaning something way worse, it’s a resume roast you won’t want to miss. And stick around for our final segment: “Restaurant or Strip Club?” — the outrageous guessing game where we test our skills (and sanity) by trying to decide if names like The Velvet Taco or Body Shop belong on a menu or a pole.

Josh vs Airport Codes and New Boot Goofin'

Ever wonder why Chicago is ORD, why Charlotte is CLT (yeah, we noticed too), or why half of Canada’s airports sound like bad Wi-Fi passwords? This week, we put Josh’s 18 years of airline wisdom to the test and made him decode the nonsense behind city codes. Along the way, we detour into the sketchy wonderland of duty-free shops — because nothing screams “vacation” like buying cologne and a 4-pound Toblerone before a 6-hour flight.

Now Boarding: Chaos, Confusion & British Disrespect

In this episode, the gang dives into the culinary confusion that is British food reactions to American classics (yes, disrespect smores), Josh survives his daughter’s 13th birthday party with only mild emotional scarring, and Nick reveals dating app habits that honestly should be considered war crimes. Plus, Josh exposes airline industry myths and shares a few stories from his nearly two decades working the airlines.

Sunshine, Swimsuits, and Sudden Evacuations

This episode: Our summer plans vs. the natural world's greatest hits – tornadoes, earthquakes, and hurricanes. It's a bumpy ride! We also put the pressure on Rebekah, Josh, Nick, and Brian to define their ultimate sign of summer's true arrival. Get ready for some stormy stories and sunny perspectives!