Invest or pay off debts?

Dave and Justin discuss Vivo, the #1 show on Netflix this week. Here’s the official synopsis: A music-loving kinkajou embarks on the journey of a lifetime to fulfill his destiny and deliver a love song for an old friend. Dave is disturbed that the film failed to properly address the socio-political issues surround the US embargo against Cuba. Justin wonders if this might be an anti-environmentalism film secretly funded by the oil and gas industry. Both the lads are confused as to why there is a kinkajou and a basilisk in the film.

This week's question: do you think the music industry/ children’s movie industry has mastered the formula to manipulate your emotions despite the actual value or depth of their product? Making us and our children extra vulnerable consumers of canned music?

Dave and Justin discuss The Last Mercenary, the #1 show on Netflix this week. Here’s the official synopsis: A former secret service agent returns to France to help his son get out of trouble. Moraig MacGillivray joins the lads to discuss this new Jean-Claude Van Damme vehicle. Moraig provides a fantastic explanation as to why all Hollywood on-screen fight scenes are utter nonsense. Dave (generously) suspects that most of the charm and comedy of the film was literally lost in translation. Justin was so confused by what was happening that he admits to fast-forwarding through some of the film out of spite.

Is it OK to eat worms if you are a vegetarian? And what's the best dietary regime for a happy healthy life?

Dave and Justin discuss Blood Red Sky, the #1 show on Netflix this week. Here’s the official synopsis: A woman with a mysterious illness is forced into action when a group of terrorists attempt to hijack a transatlantic overnight flight. Robert Murphy joins the lads this week to share his fascination with blood-spattered cabin crew uniforms. Dave finally finds a child actor that he respects. Justin has questions about the German medical system’s apparent refusal to supply anti-vampiric therapy drugs to patients, forcing people to seek vampire therapy at private US clinics.

Elena wants to know: am I real? The lads weigh in on this classic conundrum. 

Dave and Justin discuss Never Have I Ever, the #1 show on Netflix this week. Here’s the official synopsis: After recent trauma, Devi starts her first day as a high school sophomore determined to shake off old labels and finally become cool. Laura Estill wows the lads with her serious podcast trivia chops and comedic insight. Dave continues to pursue his dream of being an onscreen janitor while Justin reveals his love of all Mindy Kaling endeavors. Also, Dave continues to give child actors the side eye.

In which Dave Justin and Laura try to understand why billionaires keep launching themselves into (almost) space. 

In which the lads answer the question: How the hell do we salvage a summer out of all this? (Gestures broadly)