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The guys discuss fantasy-filled Google Docs, sacrificing for your small joys, the Toy Hall of Fame finalists, and the correlation between teen dating and depression/social skills.
The crew debates how to keep the spark alive in your relationship, the world's sexiest accents, and our listener's issues with hoarding. Plus, Kevin can't stop complaining - or talking about himself. (We set him straight!)
Rick takes a huge step in his relationship. Plus - would you do horrible things to your friends for $1,000? Is fighting over text healthy? And what are your biggest workplace pet peeves?
The whole gang's back to debate breakfast foods, life skills, shows we'd love to live-tweet, the effects of backseat driving on relationships, and your predicaments that need advice. Plus, Kevin's most annoying trait. (It's so hard to pick just one!)
As Kevin tries to find a windshield, Dani, Rick, and Todd discuss the odds of your fears coming true, a strip club's help wanted sign, reasons for doing chores poorly, and dating older people.
Issues abound (can you tell?), but the crew charges on - they debate dating men who live with their parents, analyze creepy conspiracies about children's movies, and answer a ton of emails from the overflowing TONS inbox.
Hear this and laugh - Tabletop devices improve restaurant service. Grasshoppers invade Vegas. Women fake it. 4 of 10 adults regret their life choices. Do you?
This week - the boys discuss Rick's trip to the amusement park, issues with body hair, the benefits of an adult chore chart, 2nd jobs for teachers, and much more.
Why is it annoying being a guy? Who wants to date a billionaire? Why do Europeans throw the best festivals? Find the answers to all of this and more on this week's episode.
Have you ever told a lie that snowballed? Is social media good for adults? Do you kiss or cuddle before getting busy? Would you date a guy for the free food? Are you more likely to return a wallet with a fat wad of cash inside? We explore all this and more.
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