Dumpster Fire Dating is back and Alley has an update on Harley man. Who is your ride or die? That’s the question of the day. DZ helps out a listener who wants their little brother to stop acting like a jerk. Megan from the Southside asks if she’s the jerk for ditching her boyfriend in Chicago. A 911 call over George Webb burgers goes viral. Enjoy the show!

Alley came in late because she couldn't stop crying, so she opens up about it and she and DZ discuss all the trauma flying around the studio lately. DZ got a ticket into a super secret concert in Milwaukee and he tells us everything. A man asks if he's the jerk for yelling at his uncle after he hit on his fiance. Everyone shares where they loved to hang out in middle school and the memories give everyone the feels. DZ gives advice to a woman who hired an artist to make something for her, but hates the finished product.

Alley is traumatized after watching her ring cam footage so they discuss and try to piece everything together from the weekend. The question of the day exposes everyone involved when they discuss how you feel about being naked. A woman is torn between living with her parents and her boyfriend and DZ gives her advice. Do you skip lunch? A lot of people do which led to a long discussion.

Alley is still piecing together what happened over the weekend when she ended up in the hospital and DZ’s asks if his wife should start using a popular local service before she returns back to teaching in the fall. A proposed ban on cell phones at a local high school had everyone giving their opinion. DZ helps out a woman who got promoted to manager, but is the youngest person on the staff and is worried no one will respect her. A woman asks if she's the jerk for being upset her maid of honor missed her wedding for a pet death.

Alley’s neighbor called 911 to do a wellness check on her and she ended up in the hospital. And that just part of the show after the crazy weekend Wisconsin had from the Great Flood of 2025. Alley and DZ discuss how to cope with the flooding and damage and Alley shares why her neighbor called the cops without asking her first.