Robert talks about NFL week 1 regular seson play, and his disdain for watching mediocre hometown team Denver Broncos. Robert talks about dumb travelers and their moment to moment drama. Robert also explores the phenomenon of Navajo tribe people ditching their native names for white people names. Kunta Kinte would be so upset for them.

The longer this crazy ride of life goes on, the more death seems to be a reasonable solution to this bizarre world's evolution. Ill give it another fifty years, because it is too entertaining to look away.

Why men prefer to status flex than just be buds. Baby killer Lindsay Clancy begs the question..Do we love homicidal mommas over deadbeat daddies?

Robert accepts the job offer, moves his ass from paradise to the armpit of carnivorous dysfunction. A mile above sea level.

Robert shares about his summer adventure working as a crisis co-responder. The good, the bad, and the involuntarily held.

Robert talks about what it was like working as a mental health professionals, where he thought people would act professionally.

Robert gets reacquainted with postal culture and workplace norms, such as toxic tumor mills, cults of personality, and customary micromanagement tongue lashings by big booty bosses. Overtime is mandatory unless you are a sick person.

Robert talks in-depth about his first thirty days reunited with his old job and the memories from the first go around 26 years ago. Robert also shares the importance of selecting a good woman instead of an Instagram hoe model.

Robert talks about hot moments where his temper was tried. In the early days this meant someone was getting a vandalism visit, today it takes COVID-19 to push me over the edge.

In this episode, Robert shares about the events of Sunner 2008 that created positive impacts on identity formation while burning bridges from the money-hungry bitches who bore his children.