Keeping it light this week and discussing some of our biggest pet peeves from social media and everyday life, a woman who farted on her tattoo artist and landed both of them in the hospital, and the latest entry in the Halloween movie franchise, Halloween Kills.

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Social Media Pet Peeves, Stupidity is on the Rise, and the Worst Time to Fart on a Tattoo Artist

We cover quite a bit of ground this week. We get into the conflicting reports about what caused Southwest Airlines to cancel thousands of flights over the weekend, a woman who is suing Geico because she got an STD after having sex in a car they insure, why STD is apparently an outdated term, why the Columbus Day vs. Indigenous People&apos;s Day debate is dumb, and whether or not keeping something you find on the ground counts as theft.

Southwest Closed-Gate, Suing Geico Over an STD, and Does Finders Keepers Equal Theft?

This week we talk about a lot of random stuff including tube TVs and unnecessary restaurant fees, but primarily we&apos;re trying to figure out if the science behind showering and wearing deodorant is as clear cut as we were always taught. Is it better to go natural? We also discuss the latest Venom movie, "Venom: Let There Be Carnage."

Is Everything We Know About Showering and General Personal Hygiene Wrong?

This week we&apos;re talking about yet another unfortunate penis story, why guys have a hard time maintaining friendships as they get older, some websites that help you hire people to be in your wedding or just to hang out with you in general, and the super weird new horror movie "Malignant."

Dudes are Bad at Being Friends and is it Weird to Hire People for Your Wedding Party?

This week we look at some of the dumbest lawsuits ever filed, from not enough napkins at McDonalds to Fear Factor making someone throw up. We also learn some new info about the true size of 4x4 lumber and loopholes for Lent observers, discuss the latest Marvel movie "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings," and through it all, Nate Dawg works on a puzzle.

The Dumbest Lawsuits Ever

This week we&apos;re talking about Nate&apos;s experience with COVID, the latest TikTok craze that once again proves humanity&apos;s stupidity, our perspective on everything going on in Afghanistan, and the movies The Suicide Squad and Reminiscence.

The Milk Crate Challenge and Afghanistan is a Mess

This week we&apos;re talking about the controversial extension of eviction moratoriums, Scarlett Johansson&apos;s lawsuit against Disney, some EMTs who mistook a dead body for a mannequin, and the new movie Jungle Cruise.

Eviction Moratoriums and Scarlett Johansson vs Disney

This week we&apos;re discussing the Delta variant and whether we&apos;re in for a redo of 2020, more mandatory vaccinations, and a neighborhood that banded together to catch the serial pooper terrorizing them.

Mandatory Vaccines, the Delta Variant, and a Serial Pooper

This week we&apos;re talking about Biden&apos;s controversial new plan to send people to your house to encourage vaccinations, the billionaire space race and thoughts about whether or not it&apos;s even worth it to go to space, some Taco Bell employees who had a little too much fun with fireworks, and new movies The Forever Purge and Black Widow.

Vaccine Knockers, Taco Bell Fireworks, and What's the Point of Going to Space?

This week we&apos;re talking about the #FreeBritney movement regarding Britney Spears&apos; controversial conservatorship, the truth about why Bill Cosby was released from prison, the latest Fast & Furious movie, and a really weird lumber exorcism at a Pennsylvania Home Depot.

#FreeBritney, Freed Cosby, and a Home Depot Exorcism

This week we&apos;re talking about Juneteenth, what it is, where it came from, and why some people are upset that it&apos;s become a federal holiday. We also discuss a new COVID conspiracy we came up with, and a woman who went ballistic over a McDonald&apos;s slushie.

Juneteenth is Weirdly Controversial All of a Sudden

This week we&apos;re talking about the idea of implementing ranked choice voting, a pervasive and constantly evolving scam involving fake checks everyone should watch out for, and the latest movie in the Conjuring universe, The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It.

Ranked Choice Voting and the Ever Evolving Fake Check Scam

This week we&apos;re talking about cancel culture coming for Ellie Kemper and Mike Fisher for absolutely no reason, A Quiet Place Part 2, seeing Reba at the movies, and a guy who went to great lengths to keep his girlfriend from moving in with him.

Cancel Culture is Getting Really Desperate

This week we&apos;re talking about a disgusting new internet craze called the "high meat movement," new Texas gun laws that eliminate the need to get a gun permit, and why some people are so upset about Tim Tebow&apos;s return to the NFL.

Tim Tebow's Controversial NFL Return, New Texas Gun Laws, and Getting High on Expired Meat

This week we&apos;re talking about the confusion surrounding the state of mask use around the country, a gas hoarder hit big time by karma, and why TV shows get cancelled even if you think it&apos;s the greatest thing ever.

RIP Masks (Maybe?) and Why Your Favorite TV Shows Get Cancelled

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