Danny and Mike discuss more gripes with grocery store etiquette, student loan forgiveness, the Marvel Cinematic Universe's current phase, and a little about time travel and a multiverse.

The guys discuss their annual chicken wing competition, which leads them to discuss the debate between flats or drumsticks and whether "boneless wings" should be considered wings. Inspired by a conversation on a recent episode of Illegal Opinions, they then go into an in depth conversation about children misbehaving in restaurants. They then flow into a conversation about dealing with customers, and they also touch on how restaurants deal with their own errors. Danny then pivots the conversation by bringing up a political gripe. Somehow this evolves into the guys passionately arguing about Jedi philosophy. Real deep stuff over here.

The guys once again discuss Goettl commercials, Anheuser-Buschcommercials, and Steve Martin retiring. They then partake in an in depth discussion about the straw man logical fallacy and the merits of the Black Lives Matter movement.

Eddie, Mitch, and Mike discuss a variety of topics such as religious entertainment, the raid on Mar-A-Lago, cringeworthy political stunts, celebrating when someone dies, Hitler's suicide, and the philosophy behind criminal minds being a lost cause.

Mitch, Mike, and Danny talk about the economy, bad faith politics, playing devil's advocate, more gripes about going to the grocery store, and barbershop etiquette.

Mike, Danny, and Mitch talk about ASMR, chicken vs. beef, and the Disney+ "Obi-Wan Kenobi" series.

Eddie, Mitch, and Mike discuss sensationalist headlines, presidential gaffes, an 8-year old who chased a clown into a sewer, a California CCW  leak, and scammers. They go on to focus the conversation on audition issues and the concept of natural talent versus learning fundamentals in  the arts and sports.

Mitch and Mike begin by talking about how they spent their Independence Day and the potential entitlement of regular/repeating customers. They then have a detailed discussion about the different aspects of pride, then finish the episode by discussing the possible immoral image of  religious leaders.

Mitch, Danny, and Mike begin by discussing the philosophy of the drive-thru window. Mike once again bitches about grocery store etiquette and pitches a future book about it. The philosophers go on to discuss the possibility of merit-based privileges in society, long distant driving culture, how the phrase "blood is thicker than water" has been misused, and what exactly proves that a sports franchise is the "greatest."

Mitch and Mike are joined by Eddie and discuss an array of topics without expertise: Unions, "Dirty Hands, Clean Money," grind culture, the economy, ghosting, journalism, the political landscape, and finish with a philosophical question regarding restaurant culture.