We do something a little different this week, and explore the sometimes nonsensical advice of the Life Pro Tips subreddit.

Shoutout to our episode 7 guest, Rachel Millman, for her Millennial act of kindness during Hurricane Harvey.

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Victor received his poster, and he was very pleased with it.

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It really doesn't matter what was talked about this week. Check out the photos below.

Circa 2005. Left to Write: Lunky, DeVall, VIctor.

Myers wasn't in the above photo so I included this picture I took of him in college.

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On this episode, DeVall buys a magnifying glass, and Myers definitely understands multiplication and fractions just fine. This week we also plan a grocery store for lonely bachelors and bachelorettes - every night is singles night, everything is portioned just for one, and maybe one day you and someone special reach for the last cucumber, your hands touch, you laugh, exchange awkward glances, neither of you take it, and you die alone.

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On this week's episode, DeVall has a conniption fit. We also discuss people who park in fire lanes, unexplained ghost trucks, online privacy, and the horror of growing up with Facebook.

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On this week's episode, DeVall and Myers discuss, in order of best to worst nicknames, Sean "Mini-Fridge" Spicer, James "Mad Dog" Mattis, and Anthony "The Mooch" Scaramucci. DeVall would like you to be nice to servers - remember that new sandwiches can always be made. Also this week, Myers bought a potato masher, but you will need to listen to the after show to hear the thrilling explanation.

It appears that in addition to Dom DeLuise, Myers now has a half-Mexican, half-Puerto Rican doppelgänger to add to the list. 

Froylan Tercero, of Operation Repo fame.

Matt Myers, of Grievances fame.

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Take the time to join us this week for a flight of sour beer. On this episode DeVall takes conspiracy theories to 11, Myers watches a video of Aubrey Plaza, and the moon doesn't exist, obviously.

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Myers attempts, and fails to be MPAA compliant this week. DeVall doesn’t like the pedantic enforcement of rules, and money has no intrinsic value. That won’t matter, though, when automation takes all our jobs.

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For the first time in Grievances podcast history, it’s possible that Myers cursed more than DeVall this episode. Join us this week as phones get bigger, and pockets get smaller. We wish that were a euphemism for something, but it isn’t. Also on this episode, DeVall thinks Happy Birthday is a garbage song that he shouldn’t be expected to sing, and Myers would prefer you not stand six inches from his face when you’re talking to him.

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Matthew DeVall is back from France this episode, and he’s totally a quarter Jewish. Things get a little raunchy as we discuss gray water management, paid bathrooms, and German airlines.

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