This week, Charlie and Nate detail their weekend celebrating their pal Sleek Meek's birthday and the adventures that came along with it. That's it. That's the episode. Oh, and Nate almost pissed himself again.

This week, Charlie relays all of his issues with the White Trash Community, Nate almost gets into a sober altercation in a drive-thru, and they both discuss their problems with certain types of vehicles.

This week, Nate discusses his enjoyment of Impossible burgers over his Memorial Day Weekend, Charlie examines an armed stranger at Speedway, and they both discuss the ins and outs of wearing sneakers.

This week, Charlie returns to work and has some car trouble, Nate has some strange encounters with friendly strangers, and they both discuss the hygienics of people in the BC era.

This week, Charlie discusses how to deal with run-ins with acquaintances in public places, Nate explains the "Mandela Effect," and they both try to figure out Nate's way out of a complex love triangle.

This week, Charlie details his experience getting his second dosage of the Pfizer vaccine, Nate is now into candles, and the boys get to discussing the beauty and ferocity of animals.

This week, Charlie and Nate have a mixed bag of topics to discuss and once again, its mostly complaining. Netflix movie plots, talk show hosts, the sentiment behind "God bless you" and the irresponsibility of rewarding vaccine recipients with donuts. However, its not all complaints. The boys wrap up with a thought provoking conversation on mortality and the possible humor associated with it.

This week, the boys are struggling. Nate has decided to lose some weight, Charlie has never been to a rave, and the two have a thoughtful discussion on technology and wildlife.

This week, Charlie gives the details on his first vaccine shot, Nate talks about the strange people he observes while working the night shift, and they both discuss the pros and cons of going topless for fights.

This week, Nate dives into his experiences at an adult store off of a highway, Charlie discusses human functionality in public, and they both question the tenets of modern masculinity.