AI Robots will go beyond sex robots and be able to process us so fast that they'll know us as well as God knows us, be able to manipulate us without us being able to tell what they're doing, and we'll be happy about it.

Joey's looking for clarity on what he can and can't compliment women on, and talks Pastor With No Answers.

Toby sees passivity in a new way that brings some enlightenment to how both his dad and him act.

Matt starts counseling Joey and one of Joey's topics of concern is how money is treated and viewed. Morality changes throughout history, and so does how we relate to money. 

Matt's been following Rogan's Sober October month, so we get an update on how that's been going for him, and apparently Toby's not allowed to observe and theorize, but Reva is.

Toby reconsiders how he approached the complex issue of mega-churches on an upcoming episode with Joey, and admits that it'd be better if Mars Hill was still around and Driscoll would have made the changes he needed to. You'll hear the discussion they're talking about in the next main episode, but this conversation gives a much wider view to it.

Matt has a newfound capability to test people's emotions through speech analysis, so we put it to the test!

Joey gets a call 3 days before his Dr appointment from the nurse letting him know they'll have to talk about his cholesterol when he comes in for his already scheduled appointment. Why stress him out unnecessarily? Somehow this question eventually leads to having sex with Winston Churchill's wife in heaven.

Joey got tricked into watching a "Christian" movie, which brought up a good point - if Brad Pitt came to your church and gave the sermon next week, more people would get saved.

Joey thinks megachurches will rise again and change for the better. Toby's offended knowing neither Matt nor Joey would move to live closer to him if he paid for their lives and their children's lives.