Ty’riq and Carlos from the Black Sushi podcast join the show to promote the launch of their second season. The boys discuss the “modern punk”, give President Joe Biden the “Misspeak of the Week” award, and play Cringe Chronicles. Plus Marcello and Adrien act out a scene from Twilight.

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Adrien and Marcello discuss getting vaccinated, racism in sitcoms, and going to baseball games. Adrien tells a story about a Zoom meeting gone wrong and Marcello recalls almost getting boo’ed off stage.

Marcello’s in Seattle and he has plenty to catch Adrien up on. He talks about the special flight crew who worked on the plane ride in, his cousin’s wedding, and tells other family stories. Adrien and Marcello play Day in the Life, Cringe Chronicles, and introduce a new segment called “Don’t Be Like My Friend Here”. The boys also tie up some loose ends from last week’s episode.

Adrien and Marcello talk fake profiles on the internet, “Q : Into the Storm”, and hiding music from your parents. Plus the guys try out some new segments for the show.

The boys welcome Blake back to the show and he talks his three-strike-rule with alcohol and tells the story of how a caricature of his face ended up tattooed on his friend’s ankle. Marcello’s “Is That Bullying?” segment backfires.

Irene Dione joins the show to discuss masquerade grocery shopping and growing up scene on the East Coast and Nick’s recalls a warehouse show scuffle.

Marcello’s brother, Mario, joins the show and talks moving to Kauai, seeing Peru for the first time, and getting a tattoo for his 21st birthday. Mario also hosts a special edition of “Is That Bullying?”.

On our longest episode yet, Marcello’s friend Maggie joins the show to discuss “FaceTime Happy Hours”, brunch withdrawals, missing Coachella, and Lady Gaga.