This episode is a full-on masterclass of confidence with absolutely no results to back it up. We dive into 0–100, a game where each NFL player guess is supposed to move us closer to the correct answer. In theory, it’s simple. In practice, we are unbelievably bad at it, spiraling further away while insisting we’re “on the right track.”

Along the way, Carsten shares the humbling experience of getting absolutely embarrassed by his little brother using a kicker at QB in Madden, a moment that forces some uncomfortable self-reflection about aging, reaction time, and pride. Carsten also reveals his research into picking a soccer team to root for, which includes rage-baiting some friends from across the pond.

And because we apparently hadn’t struggled enough, we cap things off with a Family Feud-style game centered on athletes known by just one name—a task that sounds easy until the clock starts and your brain completely shuts off.

Bad guesses, questionable logic, and a lot of laughter. An episode built entirely on vibes and very little accuracy.