The guys discuss a viral video that has people talking all over social media. The clip begins with a man sitting in his living room as the lights suddenly go out during a tornado. Moments later, the video jumps to the aftermath, revealing that the entire home has been reduced to rubble. Somehow, the man survived the storm and captured the shocking before-and-after footage for the world to see.

Meanwhile, a new sports trend known as "tarps off" is taking over stadiums and arenas. Fans are ripping off their shirts and swinging them over their heads during games in an effort to fire up the crowd. The guys debate whether it's a fun display of enthusiasm or something sports fans should probably leave behind.

In Alaska, an animal rescue organization is facing an unusual challenge. The group is searching for homes for 23 parakeets after receiving dozens of birds from a single owner who reportedly allowed the population to grow out of control. Now, the rescue is hoping to find caring homes for the colorful flock.

World Cup visitors from around the globe are also discovering one of America's unofficial traditions: oversized portions. Many international fans are joking about getting the "FIFA 15," referring to the 15 pounds they fear they may gain while sampling burgers, barbecue, fried foods, and other American favorites during their stay.

Speaking of poor decisions, a California man needed to be rescued after climbing into a campsite vault toilet in an attempt to recover his sunglasses. Things did not go according to plan, and he ended up falling inside, prompting an emergency response.

The crew also discusses comments from Madonna, who recently opened up about why she no longer feels the need to pose nude. Plus, the guys share a list of rules and expectations that members of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are required to follow, sparking a conversation about whether some of those standards are reasonable or a little over the top.