No Right To Cast

Chase and Tyler are busy . . . and you probably are too. So is our busyness a choice? Is busyness bad? What makes us so busy? Do we have the right to complain about how busy we are? Is busyness an indicator of productivity? Is there a difference between physical, mental, and emotional busyness? 

Also, Chase doesn't understand postpartum depression, and Tyler thinks he could be a professional cornholer. 

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We've already established in a past episode that most people that are performing on a stage are lying . . .  so does that also apply to pastors? Pastors are people and people are liars,  so is it that simple? Is it a lie to try to influence people? Are pastors treated unfairly? Who puts the pressure on pastors to be better than "normal" people? Is it a lie for a pastor to be confident while preaching? What if emotional manipulation is just part of good publicly speaking? 

Also, Tyler doesn't want his pastor to know things, and Chase just wants you to lie to him. 

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SEASON 3 is here! And on 9/11 no less #neverforget. So the question we definitely have no right to ask is: "Is Tragedy Beneficial?" What defines a tragedy? How many people have to be affected? Do the lessons learned outweigh the pain of the bad event? Is tragedy only beneficial if it happens to someone else? Is it offensive to have a "favorite part" of the global pandemic? Is death okay because birth exists? 

Also, Tyler is thankful people died from eating berries, and Chase thinks music speakers can be a weapon. 

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Another season has come to an end. Chase and Tyler need to take a nap, but before they do, they recap all of the highlights of a lengthy season 2. What episodes got us in trouble? What episodes were our favorite? What new things did we try? Did any of it measure up to the episode about talking in the bathroom? 

Also, Tyler got one of his lights fixed, and Chase ruined his performance. 

See ya next Season!

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Tyler puts Chase on the spot with a hypothetical situation where we all become grocery thieves. So the question is: What item do you need to see in someone's grocery cart to know their groceries are worth stealing? Can it be a food that everyone likes or does it need to be unique? Do you want healthy or unhealthy food? Also, what item best defines YOUR grocery shopping? Is Tyler actually just a child? Does cheese make everything better? What is the appropriate size carrot?

Also, Tyler's mom has a wall of cereal, and Chase goes through rich people's trash. 

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Chase and Tyler are feeling nostalgic as they approach the end of season 2. So the real question is: "was everything better in the past?". Is nostalgia actually a lie? Do we misremember events from our childhood, or are our parents just losing their memory? Are sports, movies, and music worse than they used to be? Is the world changing or do we change as we get older?

Also, Chase is nostalgic for violence, and Tyler doesn't listen to music from before 1997. 

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Chase puts Tyler on the spot with a question of fandom, specifically "fair-weather" fandom. Is it ok to be a fair-weather fan? Is it annoying? Why wouldn't we always root for the best teams? Are we actually talking about being a bandwagon fan? What about rooting for one player? Is being a fair-weather fan actually a symptom of mental illness?

Also, Tyler is emotional, and Chase is doing math. 

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Who's offended? We are, and we wanna talk about it! Is society too sensitive? Or is it not sensitive enough? Is getting offended a beneficial life experience? Are we offended on the behalf of people that aren't even offended? Should kids get participation trophies? Should we even be nice to children? Is it okay to get offended over the use of pronouns?

Also, Tyler needs people to criticize his music, and Chase finished a race. 

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Tyler puts Chase on the spot with his brand new No Right To Ask song! Chase listens to it for the first time and shares his reaction. Chase and Tyler breakdown the songwriting process and discuss music producing techniques, lyrical content, and all the reasons why it just might cure your depression. 

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Chase and Tyler started a conversation, but decided to save it for the podcast. The question is, "Is all art a lie?". Is acting just a lie that we're all okay with? Do we make assumptions about the lives of actors based on the characters they play? Are comedians lying to us with their jokes? Are songwriters always writing from personal experience? Can we even relate to Taylor Swift?

Also, Chase had sleepovers with a famous actor, and Tyler admits that worship leaders are liars. 

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