This week the gentlemen are all about inclusion and diversity. In yet another ill-advised PR move they try to bring in some new perspective. First they share the good news that Van Rollington does not have the coof and then they play a sad song for the poor people that are just now, in 2020, finding out that the two party system is a sham. Then they talk to Gaby, a political statistics expert who is also sociologist and long time friend of the guys. They touch on environmental injustices, red lining and prison reform, until Gaby has an unexpected guest, forcing her to cut the conversation short. Luckily the guys had another very special guest, Carlos Townsend, one of Almost Positive's most egregious detractors and critics. He shares various actually informative news stories including the Reopen America Again plans, killer hornets, and the impact COVID-19 has had on the nachos at his bar. They also learn that in a post COVID-19 world not even nurses can be trusted. Before closing, for some positive news we learn about San Francisco's strategy to provide their homeless drugs and medically appropriate amounts of alcohol so they don't go outside and spread the virus. Before they close they leave the audience with a great, practical piece of advice regarding how to avoid fogging up one's glasses while being a responsible citizen and wearing one's mask.