Authenticity is a grand performance.  No matter how fake and stupid the WWE of politics looks I'm just thankful it's entertaining.  

The "pieces" talk about their susceptibility to internet health recommendations.  Communist Lance blames capitalism again.  

The "Pieces" discuss the shortcuts or fantasies related to podcast success, sports recruiting and building a profitable business.  

The door is open for the "pieces" to say the words they've always wanted to say on air.  

"The Pieces" talk down to their old friend Paul to make him realize he's a POS too.  It turns out Paul already knew he was a POS and apparently he's been one for a long time, especially when it comes to money.    

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Lance thinks the WNBA is going to continue to grow based on an assumption WNBA players are more relatable than their NBA counterparts.  Matt isn't on board with that idea just yet.  What will make the WNBA more successful?  Sexier players? More midwestern white girls?  Whatever the case, it appears more people can find something in the WNBA to fan over.

Is "Dark Woke" a new strategy for the left?  

The "pieces" discuss how frustrating and annoying the insurance industry is.  And, an interview with author Myles Flynn! 

The "Pieces" discuss what it means to be a good person.  Matt wonders if he's a good person because people tell him he's a "Good guy."  Lance wonders if he's a good person because he's known for "Telling it like it is" or "Saying what needs to be said."