Isaac leads DJ and Thad in a game of “Golfer or Not,” where contestants are given a name from the Korn Ferry or PGA Tour and have to guess if the names are real golfers or if they are made up.

Quinn, DJ, and Isaac discuss going to see live music, the pros and cons, the annoying types of concert goers, outrageous ticket prices, and Taylor Swift.

Quinn and Isaac try to figure out why people are getting rid of super hero movies, how studios could fix the issue, and still manage to somehow finish with a Top 5 Super Hero Movies of All Time list.

DJ is BACK, and the guys discuss the idea of nostalgia, how everyone has their own version, and why the past is always remembered better than it actually was.

Quinn and Isaac discuss the things that are troubling our nation the most, then also give a list of things capable of saving our country, like Memes and/or Sturgill Simpson.

Quinn and Isaac discuss the cultural phenomenon of Barbenheimer, which is the fact that Barbie and Oppenheimer both come out on July 21st, and plan out their same day Barbenheimer schedule.

Quinn and Isaac break down the holiday of Independence Day, why hotdogs are synonymous with the 4th, where it ranks along with other holidays, and whether or not fireworks are overrated.

Quinn and Isaac begin to discuss what was supposed to be the topic for the episode, but then Isaac takes over with classic, shocking, divisive would you rather questions.

Quinn and DJ do their best to explain the Baby Gronk phenomenon, whether or not Livvy rizzed him up, and as always, fanboy over Tom Cruise and the new Mission Impossible movie that is coming out.

Quinn and DJ discuss the American gas station, convenience store phenomenon known as Buc-ee’s, how great literally every aspect of the place is (specifically the brisket), and how that little beaver in the sky will put everything else out of business.