Arief talks about how numbers are so haunting during this Coronavirus pandemic

Arief talks about his life of forced minimalism and how it relates to his past and his estranged father he doesn't want to reconcile with

In this episode, Arief talks about his slump and his newfound hobby of being a minimalist

Arief talks about how quarter life crisis is crushing his life, but he is trying to break free from the judgement which his Indonesian conservative society always pound it to him. In order to do that, He trash talk his way out from the chain of societal hatred.

Arief talks about his opinion regarding political comedians, such as John Oliver from Last Week Tonight and Hasan Minhaj from Political Act in Netflix. Arief discusses about their traction in society, in which these comedians can be more engaging and funnier to the common people compared with boring politicians that always have an atrocious agenda. These comedians are gold, and should be funded more by the government agency which needs a laugh or two.