(airdate: 1.20.26)

Today's show is basically a time machine, a psychology class, and a snack aisle all rolled into one. We're digging into why everyone suddenly wants to live like it's 2016 again — and what that nostalgia says about how fast life feels now. There's also a fascinating (and mildly uncomfortable) look at why some guys are more likely to assume interest that isn't there, and how ego can sometimes overpower education when it comes to believing wild ideas.

We'll talk about why Americans feel exhausted by mid-afternoon and what people say they'd actually do if they magically had more energy — spoiler: it's not just productivity. Plus, your inner child gets fed with a frozen dessert launch that absolutely didn't need to exist… but you'll want it anyway.

On top of that, we've got things that basically don't exist inside homes anymore, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, a crazy crime story that proves checking the receipt still matters, this week's Yes or B.S., ICYMI stories, and plenty more nonsense along the way.

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