This week, Nate details his battle with COVID-19. Accompanying his near death experience, Charlie has one of his own. The witches have cursed him in his own restaurant.

This week, after a few attempts, Charlie has some problems with his local Chipotle, Nate decides how to handle a run-in with a murder hornet, and they both pick each other's brains on what flavor of Pringle Can would be best to get stuck in.

This week, Charlie has some beef with Chipotle and we're not talking carne asada. He's also got a week of serving under his belt and has a few tales to tell. Nate is still existing, albeit barely.

This week, Nate is back from vacation. During Nate's leave, Charlie has been training for his new role out front at the restaurant. Cedar Point had a thing happen.. they talked about that also.

This week, Charlie and Nate are back from a week off. A shared tale of an engagement party, as well as Charlie's big New York trip were among topics of discussion. The Wet Boys are back and better than ever.

This week, the boys talk milk. Also, Nate can't swim. And that's a problem.

This week, the boys discuss witches. Charlie needs an oil change and is forced to face his arch nemesis, Walmart. Nate is trying out some new supplements in hopes to enlarge his micro-penis, and has a new facial piercing.

This week, Charlie has a few more gas station nightmares to unpack and Nate recently re-watched "127 Hours" and has his own complaints to make.

This week, Charlie takes issue with ridiculous vehicle modifications and Nate takes issue with bar patrons. On a more positive note, the boys do discuss the benefits of a wedding registry (don't worry, they're not getting married).

This week, Charlie and Nate are each experiencing an "off week" in their own worlds. However, the trials and tribulations of their everyday lives will not stop them from seeking out a Rally's sponsorship.