The boys talk about a tale as old as time, dating, but not just any dating, online dating. Who’s to say where you can and cannot find love? In this episode the guys discuss their experiences and cultural significance around meeting potential mates through the various dating apps and how this experience, although modernized, isn’t so different than the past. Everyone’s looking for either love or a good time and the guys speak candidly about their yays, nays and rules of the road on all things dating apps.

The boys discuss their indisputable fandom of the silver and black and how the former Oakland Raiders played a broader role in their lives. They share their favorite moments and memories from a decade plus of attending games and preview their hopes and aspirations for what is to come in the 2020 season as it kicks off. The Autumn wind is a Raider and although the guys won’t won’t be seeing the Raiders in person this year, well neither will anyone else.

The boys discuss the paramount American breakfast, the iconic and timeless McDonald’s breakfast (this podcast is not an endorsement of McDonald’s, but who’s to say, the brothers need sponsors!)There is seemingly nothing as American or nostalgic as McDonald’s and for whatever reason the classic breakfast finds itself at the forefront of fast food culture time and time again. The brothers share their favorite McDonald’s breakfast stories all while simultaneously eating their Micky D’s breakfast at the same time.

The boys discuss what they've been up to in quarantine including both moving at the start of the pandemic, starting this podcast, and making more time for themselves among other things. This certainly hasn't been an easy time for anyone but the brothers are here to ease the tension baby with some of the humorous banter we've all come to know and love. Whether it's reading a book or taking a long solitary walks that end in two (or three) donuts the brothers talk the importance of trying to make the most of the moment. 

The boys reminisce on their favorite hometown picks amid the prodigal brother’s temporary stay at home. As is becoming standard on this pod the categories range from the everyday to the more obscure, and cover everything from the best burrito to the best place to bust a move on the dance floor. There’s no place like home as they say, and the brothers are no exception to enjoying some time at home every now and again.

The boys review the latest installment by pop icon Taylor Swift and discuss the overall vibe, theme, and place her new album plays in the current culture. Typically not loyal fans of Taylor (that honor is reserved for the middle and unaffiliated Drake brother) the boys talk about the album as a whole and reference their thoughts on what's different, the same, and maybe a little borrowed from old Taylor and other artists of today. Everyone needs a little nostalgia and maybe even some sad girl vibes every now and again, and hey the boys are here for it. 

The boys discuss their favorite movie soundtracks and run another fantasy draft to decide which movie albums reign champion. Through the draft the guys talk about what makes a good movie soundtrack, nostalgia of listening to these albums at different points in their lives, and how certain songs can help make a movie scene iconic. It's a variety show, some action, some drama, maybe a rom-com or two, and definitely some soundtracks that will surprise you. 

The boys discuss the NBA restart in Disney World, taking an approach less focused on the games and more on the logistics of hosting the athletes in a safe environment for several months, including but not limited to everything from food to entertainment. They dive into player interactions and how we could see their effect on next season and the future. Given all the interesting personalities and the unique situation the players are in, the boys easily talk about some interesting bubble superlatives. The brothers acknowledge the stressful times but are hopeful the NBA restart will provide some entertainment value and slight reprieve.  

The boys discuss their beer origin stories and the culture surrounding craft beer, including growing up down the street from one of the country's most iconic breweries. Nick's chosen profession as a brewer and his college coursework to back it up provides for a holistic look into the beer scene. The brothers discuss what they've been drinking lately as well as some of their favorite picks from here and there. Local craft brews were harmed in the making of this episode.

The boys discuss the impact of Dim Sum on their lives as biracial, Chinese-Americans and the broader cultural impact of the Guangzhou originated food group that's developed a cult following in the US. From push carts and stamp sheets to gelatinous what do you call it's, the brothers run their "fantasy draft" of their favorite picks, sharing nostalgia and culture along the way. As Trevor always says, "It's called dim sum, not dim all," but after this quarantine is over you might want dim all with your friends. You're going to want to sit around a Lazy Susan after this one.