IT JUST MAKES SEN$E

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On this week's episode, Peter is weirded out by celebrities under 18 hawking underwear.

An update on Hank the Tank, the 500 pound bear breaking into homes in South Lake Tahoe, who has been vindicated. 

A man wins a $10M scratch off lottery twice in three years-- would you try to keep it secret? 

What are some businesses that used to be around that you're bummed aren't around anymore? Did Braxton put Hollywood Video out of business? 

The IJMS mascot, Doug the bearded dragon, might be demented. 

Kyler Murray wants an extension and he's going about it all the wrong way. 

Hue Jackson may have admitted to tax fraud while defending the hiring of Art Briles. 

The Lakers continue to be hot garbage in a dumpster fire-- will they make the playoffs?

March Madness is just around the corner and it's looking to be the most up in the air tournament in years. 

Peter loses this week and has to take a tequila shot-- with a catch. 

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On this week's episode, the guys discuss their guys dinner with ribeyes, wine, and cigars -- Braxton is way too proud about a joke he landed. 

A 500 pound bear named Hank the Tank has broken into more than two dozen homes in South Lake Tahoe in search of leftover food. 

What can be done to fix the NBA slam dunk competition? 

Michigan head coach Juwan Howard was suspended for the remainder of the regular season, but will be able to coach during the NCAA Tournament-- was that the right punishment? Did he get the benefit of the doubt? Should there have been stiffer punishments all around?

Plus, a woman on New Zealand's women's national soccer team scored three own goals -- is she even trying to hide the fact that she's fixing the game?

The woman who fell off the stage at the Super Bowl parade is being cancelled for racist tweets-- can people who donated to her recovery back out?

Finally, Peter loses this week and he has to simp over a player he loathes

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On this week's episode, the guys discuss all things Super Bowl. 

But before that, a conversation about the hottest Disney princesses breaks out... don't act like you don't have a favorite. 

Plus, a monkey sanctuary in England is going to great lengths to get the monkeys to fornicate. And if you found a piece of art at a garage sale worth $30M, would you give the person who sold it to you a cut? 

Also, the Rams won a Super Bowl... but can it be run back? And is this the model that other teams can adopt? 

The guys also talk about the best moments from the Halftime Show and share bets that paid out. 

The NBA trade deadline has come and gone with more action than suspected. Peter believes Ben Simmons has hijacked mental health for his personal convenience. 

Finally, Braxton loses this week's episode, and there's something fishy about it. 

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On this week's episode, the guys discuss the best Super Bowl prop bets. The one that has everyone's attention is the national anthem, which will be sung by Mickey Guyton. It just so happens that she is notorious for singing the anthem at record speed. So... do you bet the over?

The guys have decided to become a Jesse McCartney fangirl podcast. 

Plus, Peter play the new Pinocchio movie trailer -- and it's so cringe. 

Also, how did you ask your first girlfriend out?

Brian Flores sues the NFL over systemic racism -- and the NFL proves his point by hiring 7 white guys as head coaches this offseason vs. one Black man and one bi-racial man.

What will Auburn do with Bryan Harsin after his alleged affair?

And don't get on Alvin Kamara's bad side. 

Finally, Braxton is punished -- triggering his gag reflex. 

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On this week's episode, the guys discuss NFL championship weekend and the retirement of Tom Brady. While the episode was recorded before the official announcement, the fallout from this past weekend's reporting has a lot of people wondering what exactly went down. 

Plus, Weber Grills sent out an incredibly poorly timed email about meatloaf. 

And how are people handling a steak shortage at Golden Corral? Well, not good... 

Will Jimmy G be back in San Francisco? The Chiefs thought they had it in the bag, and then fumbled that bag. 

Also, it seems very coincidental that all of these huge bets are reportedly paying off ahead of Super Bowl weekend. 

Plus, this is the third week in a row where the punishment involves bugs. 

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What are things that you put in the fridge that you don't need to? 

What to make of M&M's new marketing efforts by trying to rebrand the green one into being less sexy. 

Braxton shares the intricate dream his grandmother had that inspired her to get closer to her family. 

The guys discuss the best playoff weekend in the NFL in their lifetimes. 

Should the NFL change its OT rules following the dramatic conclusion to the Chiefs-Bills game. 

Is Tom Brady done? Will Aaron Rodgers return to the Frozen Tundra? If not, where are the best landing spots for him?

Plus, a look at Championship weekend. 

The guys revisit some failed hot takes. 

Things get heated when Peter and Miguel argue about Grayson Allen's dirty play on Alex Caruso. 

And a punishment comes back to bug Peter. 

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On this week's episode, the break down the wild NFL Wild Card weekend, filled with controversy. The Dallas Cowboys proved to be the frauds everyone knew they probably were, yet refused to take any responsibility for their actions. 

Peter refuses to accept that he might be the human representation of the Cowboys. 

Plus, how much of a controversy is the inadvertent whistle in the Bengals-Raiders game?

And why did former UCLA head coach Jim Mora tell Najee Harris when he said he knew who killed Tupac?

Also, the guys break down the best names of snow plows released by the Michigan Department of Transportation. 

Can you name the top artists and bands in the year 2005? It plays a crucial role in determining this week's loser. 

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On this week's episode, the guys have a great food debate. What is most obscure stadium food you've consumed and what are the logistics of consuming a 22" glizzy? 

Plus, which Girl Scout cookies are the guys' favorite? And are they overrated?

A recap of Week 18 of the NFL season, which yielded the greatest possible chaos possible. The Colts should be ashamed of themselves. And Peter still can't wrap his head around why the mood changed after the Chargers called that fateful timeout in the final minute against the Raiders, costing them a shot at the playoffs. 

The guys break down the NFL Wild Card Weekend ahead and make their picks.

Stetson Fleming Bennett IV leads the Bulldogs to a comeback over Nick Saban and the Crimson Tide and Braxton tries to steal Georgia's clout for the sake of the Oregon Ducks new head coach. 

College football commissioners appear to be at a standstill when it comes to expanding the playoff system. If they fail to act soon, it could be to the detriment of the sport. 

Finally, Miguel loses for the 9th time this season and he's quite salty about it. 

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On this week's episode, Peter questions the order of the alphabet and the guys talk about the first phones they had as the Blackberry operating platform will now cease to exist. Plus, there's no greater fear that accidentally opening the internet browser on an old phone that didn't have data on it. And Braxton shares the first text he received with his new AirPods. 

Miguel celebrates his Fantasy Football Championship victory, as well! 

The guys also discuss Kirk Herbstreit's controversial take about “This era of player just doesn’t love football.” How has the College Football Playoff diluted the importance of once treasured bowl games? And how can it be fixed? 

With just one week left in the NFL regular season, a deep dive into what's at stake for teams looking to get into the playoffs. Who can be trusted heading into postseason? And a discussion about the betrayal of the Cleveland Browns. 

Plus, who has the strongest case for MVP and can it swing one way or the other in Week 17? 

Will Jim Harbaugh jump back to the NFL or is he trying to leverage a new contract?

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On this week's episode, the guys talk about their Christmas festivities and Peter is upset with Neil deGrasse Tyson trying to throw shade at Santa Claus. 

Plus, Braxton and Miguel confront Peter about failing to get his picks in on time, which leads to a pretty tense conversation. Who do you side with?

And when it comes to the NFL, who is for real and who is a fraud? Also, which bubble team do the guys have the most confidence in? 

With Bowl season in high gear, who will claim victory in the CFP semifinal games? And could we see no champion at all this year? 

Finally, Peter accepts his punishment and it turns out to have all worked out in the end...