The threats to your relationship are everywhere: lurking at work, at Starbucks and on your damn phone. Use probability & statistics to not invite the wrong circumstance & cheat-proof your relationship. We discuss: 

- (irrelevant intro) when Costco feels bad for your dick & gives you a refund 

- Emotional & Physical Affairs  

- Define what is is detrimental to a relationship instead of defining "cheating" 

- Getting blindsided by cheating 

- The Golden Rule applies to fidelity 

- Respecting your partners grounds for cheating vs yours 

- Using the concept of probability & statistics to determine what's the right behavior 

- How common is cheating? 

- Common cheating stories (brought to you by the men on Reddit)

- The worst betrayals 

- Surprising undercover cheaters like Tiger Woods 

- Are we meant to be monogamous? 

- Shitting on on happy relationships/ getting coined as the "boring one" if happily in a relationship 

- Defending romance 

- Emotional terrorist relationship poachers

- Friends that try to undermine your relationship 

- When is cheating ever okay? 

- Policy on taking back cheaters 

- Understanding why ppl cheat 

- Not shaming your friends if they decide to take back a cheater 

- Would you want to know the details if you got cheated on?

- Who is more at fault - the partner or the knowing and willing home wrecker

- When you find out you're the side piece 

- What should the accidental "mistress" do?

- Worst ways to discover cheating 

- The threat of the workplace & co-workers 

- If all else fails, buy yourself an atoll