We read some texts messages from our show text thread. Luke is a little shy, but definitely the most verbose of the three. Scott gets in between a bickering match between Luke and Mike. Old friends have too much history sometimes. Mike wants only the best for Luke in the end. The wrestling match within our thought process about how much to give to others without sacrificing our own well-being is a powerful and popular one. Can you accept help or are you too proud? Luke is surprised to find out the movie Flight (2012) is an excellent film. Jason Lee has stupid names for his kids. That leads to us talking about the TV show The League and which main actor is the most recognizable. One of those dudes Steve Ranizissi lied about being trapped in the twin towers on 9/11. He sounds like a total turd explaining it to Howard Stern. Jon Lajoie regales us with some of his finest jams. Mike admits to lying plenty when he was younger, but it's more understandable when you're trying to not get in trouble. Teenage Dirtbag is getting a lot of love on TikTok and this reminds the fellas of a bunch of lame post-punk bands from the early 2000s like Bowling For Soup. Finally the fellas get to the latest Woodstock '99 documentary on Netflix. How does it fare against the HBO doc from last summer? Mike warns youngsters to avoid depression if they can help it. Of course your emails get read! Danny and Mr. Pink are share their latest musings about Phillip Seymour Hoffman or student loans. We close the show with When Rhetoric Dies by Boy Sets Fire. If any of this nonsense inspires you for better or for worse, email the show at [email protected]