In this episode, we have our boy Josh on and talk about the concept of soulmates. Do they exist? Do we overemphasize their importance in a relationship? Do we self-destruct meaningful relationships in the search of the "perfect" one? One of our best episodes to date.

This episode has a couple lessons about maturity and how one's decisions may bring about drastic consequences in an instant. Its more story than lesson but it we think it makes the point. Enjoy this little bit of behind the scenes where we catch up and talk about things that didn't make it into the main episode.

Taking risks is a part of life, starting a business during a pandemic counts as one for sure. During the second half of our talk with Antonio we got into his experience on starting a company, taking risks, and experiencing Uber from both sides.

This first part of talk with Antonio is strictly for entertainment! Join us for more stories about Big Boss, animals, domestic bliss, and more!

We don't usually have a part 3 but this one was key and also did some work to highlight the other segments. So much of what we talk about is a by product of poor or non-existent communication. In this session poor and lack of communication can be seen in part 1 and 2 respectfully. It doesn't matter if its with romantic partners, friends, family or co-workers we could all do better at communicating and more often than not we struggle with the listening more than the talking; lets start changing that.

On this second part of our talk with Melisa we talk about a woman who has reservations about a potential partner paying for sex. What is the current outlook on sex work and sex workers. What underlying concerns if any surround someone who has paid for sex. And what factors can lead to it as well as why sex can often seem so much like the end all be all on a date especially for males. 

Melisa joins us again for a surprisingly deep conversation about dental dams, sex, and society. This honestly started as a joke because Nahum had thought about it before, but then Shaq had some questionable things to admit. We are asking the real, if maybe amateur, questions and laughing while we do it. 

On part 3 of Lauren and Connors episode a wife's husband offered to pay for a lady coach because she has changed during the Covid lockdown. Fundamental problem, sarcastic banter, or mental health concern? Pick your poison among others that we toss out or you may think about and see what the general consensus is. More important than the particular incident listen to how we think this can be avoided and how it can be resolved moving forward.

On part two of Lauren & Connor's episode we talk about couples going on vacation, or failing to anyways. This couple's boyfriend refuses to pay for his partner to come on vacation despite the fact that he "easily" can. That would be one conversation enough but it gets so much worse since the GF is the financially responsible one. 

Its appropriate that we have a couple on for this question! Back for her second episode with us is our friend Lauren and this time she is accompanied by her significant other Connor. Our first question seems pretty bad and straight forward but hear us out. We don't all agree on the verdict and we just might make convince you too.