In the midst of continuously rising inflation rates and high rent prices, the Apes discuss how people might look into getting in relationships to stay financially afloat. Then the guys discuss the political pendulum swinging to the right and how it can have them differ in opinion with conservative viewpoints when it comes to social issues. 

The Apes along with their friend, Vincent Williams, attend an abortion rally in downtown Chicago. After a few interviews from the abortion side and the evangelical side the guys give their thoughts on what they experienced. 

Dinesh D'Souza's latest documentary called"2000 Mules" has went viral and has grossed 1 million dollars in 12 hours. The guys discuss the points made by Dinesh and their thoughts on what mainstream media will say about it. Then the guys discuss the potential of Roe v. Wade being overturned and what that means for America. What will the cultural and social ramifications look like?

Elon Musk destroys MSNBC after they compare the GOP to white supremacists. The Apes give their thoughts on Elon's criticism. Then the guys discuss a recent Kanye West verse where he mentions how a family can be in danger when dad's not home. The guys give their thoughts on fatherlessness and how it can affect society as a whole. 

The Left takes a bunch of cultural blows and the Apes give their thoughts every single one of their failures this week. The guys then give their album review of Pusha T's newest album, "It's Almost Dry."

Bill Maher hosts Bella Thorne on his Club Random Podcast and they touch on anxiety. The Apes give their perspective on the conversation both had on mental health and generational differences. Who handles life's issues better, Boomers or Generation Z?

The Apes discuss Elon Musk choosing not to be part of Twitter's board of directors. What does this mean for Twitter moving forward? Then the guys discuss whether or not relationships are obsolete this day and age. 

Elon Musk becomes Twitter's biggest stakeholder at 9.2%. Will this bring about a change on Twitter's free speech stance? The guys give their thoughts on what they think this all means. Then The Apes discuss Madison Cawthorn's claim that DC lawmakers partake in orgies and do cocaine. 

The Apes discuss Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at The Academy Awards and the social ramifications that are encapsulated by that incident. Then the guys give their thoughts on an article talking about 5 research-backed things that happen to men who never become husbands or dads. 

A Bloomberg news article tries to convince people to sell their cars, take public transportation, stop eating meat and let their dogs die if they get sick to be able to survive inflation. The Apes give their opinion on Bloomberg's advice. Then the guys discuss Russell Brand and why mainstream media don't like some of his more enlightened comments as of late.