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Ever walk around in a mall and a clipboard lady scams you out of $20 a month to build wells in Ghana? No, just Omar. Ok, I get it but Sam tries to convince Omar that the p***y returns on investment would be astronomical.
Omar recalls a scene in Netflix's Sex Education with a group of young girls about sexual assault, which triggers a trauma where Omar was not exactly a good guy. Sam hears his story and judges. Still, she understands that Omar is trying to be a better man (he is really a good guy, brown ladies). The convo leads to a discussion about cancel culture and mistakes we made when we were young, like Omar dating two different high school women. Did I mention Omar is a good guy?
This Leftovers episode with Omar Gonzalez and Sam Noorani is chock full of suspense. Find out hot facts like Sam's average pee time, which snack food almost killed Omar like that rouge pretzel that should have killed President Bush (seriously, we could have prevented 9/11 if that pastry just did his job), And how a priest "get's served!"
Leftovers this week, Omar and Sam talk about a covid scare, emergency bucket usages, and nurses.
The best laid plans of mice and men often get in a van and then get stuck at home because it's 2020 and a the covid is every where! Sam talks about her short lived van life, Omar asks some hard hitting Barbara Walters style questions based on Sam's drinking habits. And the hotly debated topic: What is worst? An air mattress or a futon bed? Let's find out!
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For leftovers this week, Omar and Sam talk about the Toobin Zoom scandal. And once again, Sam defends how responsible she would be with magic genitals. And quite frankly, Omar - you should trust her by now.
Quick fact check: His name is Jeffery. Huh.
Omar and Sam talk about the importance of boundaries and personal time with roommates. And tensions get hot when our hosts find themselves again on opposite sides of Clippy.
Omar and Sam visit a rage room. Anger is normal, but you still gotta do something with it. Sometimes violence in a safe and controlled environment is the answer. Look man, it's 2020. Everyone is mad. Have a listen and simmer down with us.
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