Average Jerks

This episode starts out talking about how Dre/Yerke have a poor sense of humor. Leeny sends them videos expecting a fun reaction, and instead gets yelled at for how dumb it is.

Dre claims he can tell what type of men, women are into without chatting.

Our main topic this week was on the Olympics.... women Olympic volleyball teams want to change up the required attire to play. Should they have been fined or no? How do we feel when someone moves to the U.S. but then moves back to their "home" country to participate in the Olympics and wins gold.

Jerky, Dre and Leeny are all together! Yerke got himself a set of golf clubs in hopes of expanding his social interaction. Dre says golfing has been his best choice in a long time. Leeny's parents had her learn golf at a young age, and does it socially now.

The big topic this week is the concept that it's ok to "let yourself go" once you get into a relationship, because who are you trying to impress?

Listen to find out our takes.

In this episode Yerke and Leeny talk wine, Cardi B, Botox and Yerke confesses some mental health issues.

This week Smerke and Leeny discuss Better Made Chips, Joe's shoe game improvements, , laser hair removal on Smerke's back, and losing your mucus plug ... I'm so sorry.

This week we start the podcast with a discussion on our go-to beers and wines per the season. Yerke sticks with one beer, and Leeny like em' all.

The main topic is in regards to tattoos. Smerke and Dre both have several, and Leeny has zero.  Do tattoos tell you about who people are? Are they trashy or attractive?

COVID-19 update, Yerke still has no taste or smell and forgets this every single meal. We also tap into some light discussion on the vaccine and various theories we've heard. 

Leeny touches on her experience with postpartum depression/anxiety after her second child. 

How many of us have friends at work, but can't seem to hangout outside of the workplace? Parenting has ruined friendships, and steers the ship for new ones.

Episode 28 is with Yerke and Dre up north on their man weekend discussing weird foods, pure Michigan, bars and socks…

This week we discuss driving etiquette. We don't understand why people don't wave or lip "thank you" when someone has done something nice for you on the road. 

Pale shaming is a real stinger for Leeny. She shares how her one major insecurity is brought up all the time, and has been since she was a kid. She claims it's like telling someone they are fat.  Why is it ok for people to just spit out whatever is on their mind, without cause of how it will affect others? 

Yerke gets examined by a hot dermatologist, and becomes shy because she is looking at his naked body when he feels he wasn't prepared. Also, a fun fact, leeny use to drive a motorcycle!

Yerke claims you can see what type of "panties" women are wearing, no matter what.

Do men watch women's sports to admire their looks or because they are genuinely interested in the sport? Yerke is 50/50, Leeny knows dudes don't care about most women's sports.

Why telling your employees "we do more with less" is not encouraged.

Story-time with Yerke reveals that anything with tits can be milked... or can they?

Why are there graduations for kids ending preschool and ending Kindergarten? Find out why Yerke feels that cat owners are who give cats a bad name (fun fact, Leeny has 3!). After 6 weeks of surviving Covid, Yerke is finally starting to get a little bit of smell and taste back. 

Leeny is convinced that her husband sits on the can for endless amounts of time so he can to irritate her. Also, Yerke is a self-proclaimed saint because he doesn't cuss, Leeny cannot say the same.

Leeny starts out discussing her ongoing eye issue that makes her look like a ogre. The conversation moves over to discussing how Yerke is stuck in 1997's fashion and Leeny was a tomboy for the majority of her younger days. 

The bigger question of the podcast is... do you think you're good looking? Leeny believes confidence is a deal breaker, and that Yerke's 1-10 scoring is BS, let's stick a pass/fail scale.