In this episode of the Slightly Biased Podcast, Vinny and Grayson tackle everyday chaos with their usual mix of humor and exasperation—starting with Grayson’s epic meltdown at a Wendy’s drive-thru, where an AI-powered menu served up confusion, two Baconators, and existential rage instead of his actual order. Vinny, meanwhile, pays $12 for egg muffins and questions why returning to the office feels like a slow descent into madness.

But it doesn’t stop there. The duo dives into parenting philosophies, pool maintenance headaches, and the strange world of Facebook Marketplace scooters and inflatable hot tubs. They also revisit classic shows like 30 Rock, Scrubs, and Sex and the City—questioning which reboots still work, and which ones should’ve stayed in the vault.

Topics Include:

• The rise (and fall) of AI drive-thrus
• $12 breakfasts and the return-to-office struggle
• Learning through failure: bikes, parenting, and PVC welding
• Facebook Marketplace wins, scams, and scooter strategy
• Pop culture rants: Scrubs, 30 Rock, reboot fatigue, and nostalgia
• Boston College reunions with cafeteria food and booming DJs

Key Takeaways:

• AI can make fast food worse, not better
• Personal failures build resilience (and sometimes great podcast content)
• Reboots often rely too heavily on nostalgia
• Office life hits different after remote work
• Humor is survival when life hands you pool repairs and overpriced egg muffins

Grayson ends the episode reborn—as a baconator-hating vigilante who now identifies as a boomer.

Recorded June 2, 2025 Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @slightlybiased_ Check out our home on the web: slightlybiasedpodcast.com

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