This episode is the relationship therapy session nobody asked for but everybody needs. We kick things off with a feel-good (and slightly awkward) conversation about gratitude in relationships — how saying “thank you” for doing the dishes somehow feels hotter than candlelight and roses, and why couples forget appreciation faster than they forget Netflix passwords.

Then we pivot to the most important scientific debate of our time: the most dateable professions. Doctors? Firefighters? Baristas who remember your order AND your trauma? We break down the fantasy vs reality of dating different careers and why some jobs sound sexy until you realize their schedule is chaos and they haven’t slept since 2017.

Of course, it wouldn’t be February without talking about the cultural phenomenon that is the Super Bowl — a holiday where football fans, commercial critics, snack enthusiasts, and people who just show up for the halftime show all unite in one living room. With the 2026 halftime show headlined by Bad Bunny, the hype is massive, the opinions are loud, and the internet is debating everything from music to culture to the existence of rival “All-American” halftime streams.

So what does Super Bowl Sunday actually look like for different people? Hardcore fans, casual watchers, people who only care about commercials, and the friend who loudly says “I’m just here for the vibes” while eating 70 wings. 🏈

Expect laughs, hot takes, relationship truths, and the kind of conversation that somehow goes from gratitude to halftime controversy in record time.

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