Megs bringing segments back.Ya. 

She’s reigning herself in after veering off on so many tangents last week. 

Meg shares her favorite ADHD related High Five Moment yet: let’s just say Casey had to apologize for once - finally.

And, for the record - turns out Casey is NOT a serial killer - Meg reveals the truth behind why he’s been disappearing for hours into the storage unit/garage. Also, now that Casey’s home more during the day working on his photo business, he’s learning that Meg has a secret “mom life.” Find out how Meg is living on the edge...and why she says her secret activity is “like skydiving for the suburban mom.” 

And for the show topic: Casey and Meg not only share their love of all things 80s style - but explore the human behavior of characters from one of their new fave shows: Cobra Kai. Casey and Meg discuss the OTHER side of this well-known story. Lots of human behavior lessons learned from the re-telling of the Karate Kid saga. Let’s be real: who doesn’t love an 80s montage scene (or like 12.) 

Sidenote: Meg reflects on why she was so angry about Facebook and birthday posts on the last episode: anger is usually a mask for fear - and Meg’s scared of the 600 ft robot made in Japan. Just listen - it will all come together and make sense in Meg’s usual ADHD “squirrel” storytelling manner. 

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