Dave sells his soul for Vince Staples. Vincent wants a miniature Rottweiler. Trevor takes an L to Shaggy... not the singer and we call Frank to talk about the Aaron Brown Memorial Walk. We're back for another new episode!

The wait is over! We apologize for our hiatus, but life happens and that shit don't stop.

Domestic violence is NEVER funny, unless you place one of your cohosts in a hypothetical murder! We return with an episode that really makes you wonder... Kids... are they REALLY the future??

The guys meet in Trevors contaminated basement and open with a dark joke Vincent's 7 year old daughter hit him with. Dave commits Hip-Hip blasphemy before realizing the true reason he's balding. They play a weird game of "Do you know this person?", a game that isn't really a game. The topic of being in groups/clubs as an adolescent comes up and we realize Dave may or may not have been apart of a cult!

Vincent gets upset with Trevor. Dave gets upset with Trevor. Dave and Vincent verbally abuse Trevor but have since apologized. It's a vicious cycle.

Oh yeah, Trevor's cats make multiple appearances.

We celebrate Trev’s birthday in Nashville. He still old. He still a bitch.

(Sorry Trev)

Vincent introduces us to one of his personal favorite unreleased songs and admits he’s a deli virgin. Trevor loves groceries and grocery stores. Dave and Vincent get in their management bag to help Trevor launch his hit single “Grocery Rap” allegedly featuring Project Pat. Trevor and Dave play the bleep game with Vincent (prepare your ears and speakers). Vincent takes us back to episode one with a little pornography talk. Trevor and Vincent try to get Dave to open up about his personal life, but he instead tells them about ancient racist practices. Vincent calls our good friend Riley and he talks to us very aggressively about his favorite sandwiches and delis. Hit that follow button and enjoy!

Our yung boy Whoodie joins us for another episode. Vincent challenges Dave and Whoodie to list their top five white celebrities. Dave professes his undying love for Britney Spears and calls his big sister for the proof of his faith in the former 16 year old pop sensation. Trevor is concerned about being in Dave’s top 5 white people after discovering his high level of appreciation for Chet Hanx. Vincent and Dave try to turn Trevor into an industry plant as Trevor tells us about the hard streets of Russellville and shows off his new coozie necklace.

The guys get real political while discussing their favorite versions of Donald Trump and Nancy Regan’s gawk gawk. Vincent and Dave examine Eminem’s beef history and realize he’s a bully. Dave gets Dustin Diamond (Saved by the Bell) and Lou Diamond Phillips (La Bamba) mixed up but leads the guys into a conversation about child actors. Trevor gives us the history of Family Matters and questions their TV budget. Vincent challenges Dave and Trevor to come up with Jeopardy questions based on their personalities and Trevor "reveals" a deep dark secret about a friend. If you make it to the end, you learn what Dave and Vincent think about Trevor...

Vincent took the Jimmy Buffett news pretty hard so he's on a cruise drowning in boat drinks crying to mother mother ocean. He didn't get an episode together and there's no wifi in Margaritaville so here's some clips that never made off the poop deck. He'll be back Come Monday so hoist your sails and we'll see you then, people. It's church time.

We introduce new guests of the pod, Whoodie and Metez with a new segment “Call the Yungboys”. Vincent and Trevor decide to ditch Dave when he tries to start podcast beef between them and the Yungboys. Metez admits he’s black and cusses out a random nosy white lady. Whoodie goes off on a teacher for not respecting his name. Dave rekindles animosity between Whoodie and Metez and the guys confront Metez about his obsession with Michael B. Jordan’s shoulders.

Do you ever wonder when Trevor showers or what Dave has for lunch? We didn’t think so… but this week you learn the guys lunch schedules! While discussing leftovers, Dave and Vincent teach Trevor the wonderful world of air fryers. Trevor gives us his toothpaste squeezing etiquette. While Dave and Trevor try to remember Vincent’s birthday, Trev’s cats begin to plot on Dave. Also, it’s not a You Think This Is A Game?! podcast without mentioning the GOAT, Michael Shannon.

It’s a Hot Teacher Summer! Come on an audio adventure where Dave threatens Netflix, Trevor freaks out on customer service and Vincent finds his hidden love for Michael Shannon. Dave ditches Janelle Monae to see Knives Out with Trevor and shit really hits the fan when Trevor divulges his love/hate (mostly hate) relationship with the newest “White Men Can’t Jump” movie. Before Vincent reveals his disdain for a children’s cartoon character, he and Trevor attempt to find a long lost podcast theme song but come across a classic podcast segment.