The USA Today get's the guys talking about thievery and church attendance. They hash it out over what it  means to be tired and recap a bewildering episode of Atlanta. 

The guys sit down and talk about how they remember their prom experiences. Jeremy has some interesting experiences. The guys also talk trash about their March Madness bracket accuracy and figure out the logistics of being contract killers.

Jeremy has no pens and it creates an issue for the guys as they fill out brackets for March Madness.

Mike takes a stand on moderation setting his crosshairs on the way people see gluttony and health in light of faith.

The guys put their heads together to try and legitimize prostitution, legally. 

All three guys went to see "Black Panther" on opening weekend and they share their love for the movie, as well as the things that left them a little confused and wanting more.

The guys talk about the challenge of being embarrassed on camera, and Corie gets embarrassed on the mic due to some confusion earlier int he day.

Corie calls Jeremy out on his wedding protocol. The guys share perspective on Valentines Day from their unique paradigms.

Jeremy gets open and vulnerable about how comfortable he is being touched my men who're just "doing their job". Mike and Corie try to redesign the "Black Lives Matter" flag.

They guys think back on what MLK Day means to them as well as some, less flattering times in recent history along with trying to figure out what a modern civil rights leader should look like.