This week we're asking the hard questions: why are we tipping at gas stations now, and what does that say about society? We dive into managing stress versus just complaining about everything (spoiler: we do both), Anthony and Eric's ongoing name-calling beef that stems from childhood trauma, and why Florida's humidity is actually trying to murder us. We also explore bathroom phone call etiquette—or complete lack thereof—before falling down some truly disturbing Instagram rabbit holes. Then things get weird: we react to a 1980s VHS dating tape featuring Perry and his legendary waterbed pitch, discover J-Pay (yes, it's a prison dating site where Kendra is looking for love), and witness Sexy Vegan John's missing-tooth "hockey player" fantasy that no one asked for. Plus: Eric loses a Dolphins bet and faces public humiliation at Publix, and Daniel's break-fast party gets cancelled when his son spikes a 103° fever. It's chaos, complaints, and cringe—exactly what you signed up for.Witnessed something wild online, dealt with tipping insanity, or have your own story to share? We want to hear it: https://fyourfeelingspod.com/submit-storyCheck out Daniel's TOZO Headphones: https://amzn.to/4gV7ZL1

Anthony, Daniel, and Eric open with a heartfelt dedication before diving into childhood nostalgia, modern privacy concerns, and middle-aged health struggles. The guys share memories of ice cream trucks, debate the future of drone surveillance, and get raw about smoking cessation and body transformation journeys. Daniel faces a tough choice between family duties and the biggest Miami vs FSU game in years.

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Anthony, Eric, and Daniel get uncomfortably honest about growing up in the 80s/90s - from awkward teenage moments to mall food courts to pre-internet childhood struggles.

Anthony gets caught talking to a thermometer, Daniel gushes over sci-fi shows, and the guys dive into sports debates. Plus: AI deepfakes, teacher crushes, stolen magazines, and why Tua Tagovailoa might actually suck

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Content Warning: Explicit language, adult themes, and zero filter throughout.

The inaugural episode of F Your Feelings brings you three middle-aged men with zero filter discussing the week's chaos. Eric opens with a philosophical quote about awareness that immediately gets hijacked by bathroom humor and spinning wheels.

Daniel shares a mortifying bath-time disaster with his son that'll make every parent cringe, while the crew dives deep into Miami Hurricanes football and Carson Beck's massive NIL payday.

The conversation careens from Netflix's disturbing "Unknown Number: The High School Catfish" documentary (spoiler alert: it's insane) to alien rocks in space, with Eric clearly enjoying some "micro-dosing" along the way. Eric predicts doom for the Miami Dolphins after their historic 43-yard first-half disaster against Indianapolis, while Daniel stubbornly maintains his blind faith in aqua and orange.Things get wild when the wheel lands on swingers' hotels and Daniel and Eric reveal embarrassing photos from their kink party adventure - complete with diapers, dog collars, and bathroom encounters that'll scar you for life.

The episode wraps with heated NFL predictions, a bet involving Louisville gear at a Hurricanes game, and the eternal question: Are we alone in the universe, or just alone in our delusions about the Dolphins?Topics covered: Bath-time blowouts, college football NIL chaos, Netflix true crime shockers, space conspiracies, wedding gift thieves, NFL predictions, and kink party confessions that probably shouldn't have been shared.

Warning: Contains explicit language, embarrassing personal stories, dangerously optimistic Dolphins predictions, and revelations about the hosts' wilder days that you can't unhear.Got a crazy story, hot take, or song parody? Submit it here:

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