In this hilarious look back at some previous episodes of this very podcast, we're reminded that Steve hates robots, his parents rolled the Jimmy and NEVER TOLD HIM, he proposed a surprisingly acceptable medical theory, he was reminded of Jason's nude sleeping ways thanks to him talking about Dorito dust in the sheets, and regaled us with stories about a Utah-appropriate sex shop?

Yep, when you're the guy who edits the show, everything's coming up Steve!

It's a gross out episode! Steve thinks workplace pranks are the coolest and that making someone huke (sp?) is the epitome of physical comedy. Jason probably drank paint thinner and is probably fine now.

Steve tries to ruin Starter jackets for Jason but that's simply not possible, Jason's brother ruined his stuff when it got stolen (or sold them for drug/beer money), and Steve thinks Jason's dad kept the wheels of justice greased for his sons with his plumbing skills.

Jason ruins a pivotal moment in Steve's cultural development by trying to make it sexual (it was not), then Steve ruins Jason's college friendships that were based entirely on pity (they were not) and then they both ruin Chinese culinary implements by discussing whether or not chopsticks fold (they do not).

Steve ruins the Bob's Burgers Movie (SPOILERS, if you think that movie can be spoiled), kids ruin their parents lives when they say the darnedest things, and Jason had Star Wars ruined for him when Lucas' rereleases dared to exist.

Jason's creaky floors spoil his light infidelities and ruin any midnight snacks, Steve nearly murdered a bunkmate while trying to be courteous, and both guys are lucky to have partners who can stand their presence for more than half an hour.

Steve ruined comedy and debate in tandem with his repurposed comedy bits in high school, Jason ruined forensics (not the CSI kind) and the Princess Bride by breaking his girlfriend's foot, and Steve actually saved his classmates from seeing his chubbiness in a bikini by welching on a bet. Call it a win?

Jason ruins farts but also basically life for his partner who is not impressed, the guys imagine a world where mates are won and lost via bird mating dance-like faceoffs, and Steve or Jason ruin the idea of creating your own sport, depending on your love of rules.

Steve believes it's his duty as a loving father to make clearing the crap choking the toilet to death a fun, memorable activity for his kids, while Jason understands that if you don't get real about it, you'll be really sorry. Also, the guys maybe hit on a medical breakthrough regarding age and the shape of the human sphincter.

Jason's partner and daughter conspire to ruin pants for him, Steve ruined life for a drug user just looking to offload some swag, and Jason ruins Steve's spot-on analysis by disagreeing with it.