This episode Rishi and Alex explore if girls can have guy friends. Rishi believes that any straight girl with a straight guy "friend" isn't a friend it's a guy who is just patiently waiting to have sex with you. 

Spock said it best "the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few". In this episode, Alex Payne and Rishi question the morality of superheroes and why Rishi believes that Batman should have killer villains like the Joker. This reaches deep down into understanding the morality of certain superheroes and if their values are screwed up. 

Alex and Rishi discuss not caring about other people's problems, while Rishi divulges his problems to Alex. Can Rishi see his own hypocrisy? Can Alex guide Rishi to the light? Listen to their problems and how they learn from each other, create solutions, discuss an app, and learn about patience and understanding. Also tons of gossip.  

Rishi and Alex discuss to what extent Rishi's parents hate each other and the negative toll it took on the entire family. Let's just say one has a super short temper and the other well he's just a mess.  They speak about what it was like growing up in that household, wishing for your parents to divorce,  and potential solutions. 

Rishi and Alex talk about matchmaking. Does it work? Is it a scam? Is it building toxic relationships? Are arranged marriages better than love marriages? Is one of the contestants on Indian matchmaking gay....cause he's soooo gay. What the future of matchmaking looks like. 

Rishi and Alex contemplate the meaning of life. They discuss if there is a meaning of life? What the purpose of life is? What others believe the meaning of life to be? Last, why does Rishi want to get blowjobs on the Empire State Building and at Michael Jordan's house? 

Alex and Rishi explore the idea of if being honest is worth the hype. If lying solves all your problems why tell the truth? Lying brings hope, gets you a job, it can even bind relationships why should I bother being honest? Last should our world just double down on lying? Or should lying be given a higher penalty? 

Alex and Rishi discuss implementing a national death age to quell the upheaval in society. During this discussion, the guys debate how their respective utopia will exist and removing technology as a way of advancing the human race. Get ready because this episode is about to get heavy!

Rishi and Alex discuss taking the world back to simpler times. Rishi believes segregation would help the world advance, he believes if we put white people in time out with the rest of the world they will understand that acceptance of others is key. While Alex argues to truly help America heal the only step is to institute white slavery.  Who do you agree with more? 

Rishi and Alex ponder if they are good people, by talking about it and taking ethical dilemma tests. They also question what it means to even be a good person and how this will affect the way they live their lives. Join in to find out if Rishi or Alex how far will they go to save their fellow person.