The guys kick things off with another viral dad video making the rounds online. A husband and wife posted a clip of their young son and daughter riding in the backseat of the family car and summed it up perfectly with the caption: "The difference between girl and boy children." If you've ever raised kids, you'll probably recognize the chaos immediately.

With Father's Day around the corner, the conversation turns to a question that sparked a lot of debate on social media: What do dads actually want for Father's Day? Responses ranged from spending quality time with family to going to a baseball game, hitting the trails for a hike, or simply relaxing at home. One answer showed up more than any other—a day off. Lou, however, believes only one of those responses is the correct answer and he's prepared to make his case.

Meanwhile, over on Reddit, users were busy debating which city deserves the unfortunate title of "worst city in America." Several places received plenty of criticism, including Salt Lake City and Cincinnati, but one city stood above the rest when it came to negative reviews: Springfield. The guys take a closer look at the list and see whether any Connecticut cities found themselves caught in the crossfire.

Plus, Snap is betting big on the future with the launch of its new "Specs" smart glasses. The problem? CEO Evan Spiegel looks a little goofy wearing them, and many people aren't exactly lining up to buy a pair. Between the eye-popping price tag and concerns about whether consumers actually want another wearable gadget, the reaction has been mixed. The company has already taken a hit in the market, and the guys discuss whether these futuristic glasses are the next big thing or the next big flop.