No Right To Cast

One of the many criticisms of religion is that it tends to attract people that are simply looking to escape. Chase and Tyler are wondering if that applies to their own religious beliefs. So is Christianity just escapism? What is the appeal of religion in general? Are all of us trying to escape the reality of our lives? Is escaping even a bad thing? Is religion just a glorified coping mechanism? 

Also, Chase hates the national anthem, and Tyler has been to funerals.

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Chase puts Tyler on the spot with the question: "Are babies cannibals?" What actually is the definition of a cannibal? Is human breast milk vegan? Do the Kansas City Chiefs need a rebrand? 

Also, Chase thinks we should be nicer to cannibals, and Tyler grapples with the circle of life. 

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Chase and Tyler look on the bright side for this episode, but is there actually always a bright side to every situation? Are there some situations with absolutely no good that comes from them? Is it bad to depend on a bright side for things to get better? Is a bright side only seen in hindsight? Is it insensitive to tell someone else to look on the bright side? Is Tyler just overly negative?

Also, Chase gave up 25 goals, and Tyler is confused by Pennsylvania.

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Chase and Tyler follow up on Monday's episode, and Chase wants to know if it's okay to break up with someone over their mental illness? Is it unfair to blame a mental illness? It it unfair to have to put up with someone's mental illness? Is it selfish to protect yourself? Is it possible to break up with someone and not call them a narcissist? 

Also, Tyler might be an imaginary person, and Chase wants to be broken up with for being too sane. 

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Mental health awareness is at an all time high, and while that might be good for Tyler's business, is it actually good for humanity? Is it possible that mental illness is TOO popular? Is it a generational fad? Do we use it as an excuse to get our way? Did we forget that having emotions is not a disease? Can we normalize healing our mental illness instead of just having it? Does everyone just want to be a victim?

Also, Chase feels bad for being sane, and Tyler has the "BIG SAD". 

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Tyler puts Chase on the spot with the question: How much money is your time worth? Is there actually a number for everything? Do you like doing enough things to even value your own time? Do you prefer to learn how to do new projects just to avoid paying someone else? What's better for the economy? What's better for your own personal growth? Is it a matter of choosing the most fun option or the most financially responsible option?

Also, Chase won't punch someone, and Tyler won't cut the grass. 

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Most of us know not to ask a woman if she's pregnant, but ALL of us know not to ask someone how much money they make. Chase and Tyler want to know why. Why are we scared for people to know how much we make? Is it because we don't handle our finances well? Is it because a coworker might get jealous? Do we treat people differently when we know how much or how little they make? Why are certain jobs worth more money? 

Also, Chase pays Tyler's salary.

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Chase puts Tyler on the spot with a follow up question to Monday's episode: What profession has the best looking people? And what profession has the worst? Is it too obvious to say movie stars? What about computer based jobs? What sports has the best looking players? Is there an attractiveness difference between the day and night shifts? Does someone's career make them more or less attractive?


Also, Chase and Tyler care a lot about the education of the next generation. 

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Hello beautiful people! We have a question for you: Is your life easier? In what ways? As two beautiful people, Chase and Tyler try to figure this one out. What assumptions do we make about someone based on their level of beauty? Who decides beauty anyways? Does your level of beauty impact the hobbies you have and the choices that you make? What if life is actually harder for beautiful people? 

Also, Chase wants an attractive doctor, and Tyler learns how people are NOT made.

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Chase has been watching TV and he has a question/rant for Tyler: "Would being a contestant on Survivor actually change your life?" Chase does NOT think so. What does it change? What would you learn? Could Tyler even survive? Would "The Biggest Loser" be more effective on an island? Is getting on TV what life is all about?

Also, Tyler should avoid islands and treadmills, and Chase doesn't like being famous.

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