You go out with your husband for dinner at a new restaurant you have not frequented before. It is in a part of town you rarely visit. You are shocked to see your friend’s spouse having dinner with a very young, attractive person. From the way they are behaving, it is obvious they are more than friends. The couple finish their meal and leave without seeing you. They behave very affectionately on the way out the door. Do you: ,Tell your friend, knowing you probably will not be believed and that it may ruin your friendship? Say nothing about seeing the couple as it is none of your business; they may even have an open relationship. (PS, we think this listener question was lifted from somewhere on the internet!)

This week, Justin, Dave, and Ashley watched The In Between. Here’s the Netflix synopsis: “After surviving a car accident that took the life of her boyfriend, a teenage girl believes he's attempting to reconnect with her from the after world.” Everyone acknowledges that this was just a re-telling of the film Ghost. Dave wishes he was in the abandoned sex hotel so he could have stolen the doors. Ashley reminisces about Japanese love hotels. Justin demands, for the second time on the podcast, that Dave install a hot tub in his office.

Is Giovanni cheating on me?

This week, Justin, Dave, and Ashley watched The Bubble. Here’s the Netflix synopsis: “Sneaking out. Hooking up. Melting down. The cast and crew of a blockbuster action franchise attempt to shoot a sequel while quarantining at a posh hotel.” This one broke everyone’s spirit. With all these comedy geniuses involved, why was it so unfunny? And why did they hate dinosaur-penises so much?

What do you do when someone takes/steals an item from your grocery cart before you've paid for it? Is it even stealing?

This week, Justin, Dave, and Ashley watched Bridgerton, Season 2. Here’s the Netflix synopsis: During the Regency era in England, eight close-knit siblings of the powerful Bridgerton family attempt to find love. This was our fist live show with an audience and the team was joined on stage by Laura and Kailin. Laura is a Bridgerton superfan (and Regency era condom expert) who had hot takes for days on the literary allusions found in season 2. Kailin is a Bridgerton superenemy and was bored by almost everything that she saw on screen. Dave was painfully disappointed that this show did not contain the explicit sexual content that he was promised so wound up Googling beaver facts instead. Ashley was hypnotized by all the chiselled male buttocks. Justin got sidetracked by a lengthy deep dive into chamber pots.

This week, Justin, Dave, and Ashley watched Black Crab. Here’s the synopsis: In a post-apocalyptic world, six soldiers on a covert mission must transport a mysterious package across a frozen archipelago. This sad, dark film made Dave sad and dark. Justin too was sad and dark, but also confused by the protagonist's motivations. Luckily, Ashley was there to explain why this sad, dark movie filled with endangered (and dead) children really brightened her day.

What do you do if you suspect someone is secretly an extraterrestrial?

This week, Justin, Dave, and Ashley watched The Adam Project. Here’s the synopsis: After accidentally crash-landing in 2022, time-traveling fighter pilot Adam Reed teams up with his 12-year-old self for a mission to save the future. The cool-headed and refreshingly empathetic Natasha joins the crew this week to explain why she was quite happy to watch this charming film twice. Ashley seems to have gotten over her Ryan Reynolds obsession. Dave has only nice things to say about the child actor—a minor miracle and a podcast first. Justin loses his mind trying to understand the time-travelling rules of this film.

Why do people like the Peanuts so much? This has always boggled my mind.