During a spontaneous feelings check in, Casey confesses he’s at an 8 (out of 10 - 10 being the most annoyed) with Meg for her extremely extra behavior before recording. It’s her 39th birthday - come on - give her a little room to be a diva, right?! Meg shares her disdain for “robot-algorithm-infested” birthday wishes. Casey has an opposing opinion and makes Meg question her rigid view. Meg runs a group therapy session during today’s show since her brother, Mike, his FIANCÉE, Julie (yes they got engaged and didn’t even take Meg up on her offer to do it on the show...she definitely gives lots of shade for this don’t worry) AND Meg’s new adopted sister, Mel are all guests at the same time. To ensure no one speaks over anyone else, Meg insists no one can talk without the “talking stick” in their hand. Mel steals the show when she shares the best worst-date story Meg has ever heard. Yep, Mel went out with a watered down version of “Patrick Bateman” from American Psycho. Meg and Casey give dating advice. The group also discusses FB culture and gym etiquette. Meg and Casey share their new bonding activity: making fun of the guy who “live streams” from the gym but doesn’t actually work out. Meg tells her guests about Casey disappearing to the storage unit quite a bit lately - he says he’s “working on a secret birthday project” but Meg suspects he might actually be a serial killer. 

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