It’s our final episode of the year, and somehow… our pop culture bingo card actually hit.

From rom-com revivals and fashion throwbacks to unexpected celebrity moves and trends we joked about that came true, we’re breaking down what we predicted, what surprised us, and what completely missed the mark in 2025.

This episode is part recap, part reflection, and part “how did we get this right?” as we wrap up the year, share our survive-and-thrive moments, and look ahead to what 2026 might bring.

Grab your bingo card (or just your opinions) and play along — because apparently, we’re better at predicting pop culture than we thought.

We’re back with another festive mix of chaos, cozy vibes, and absolutely zero chill about the holidays. 🎄 This week, we’re diving into wrapping paper drama, Christmas spending pressure, wish list culture, and why everyone seems either extra nice… or deeply unhinged during December.

From over-the-top gift hauls to thrifted Christmas budgets to Hallmark movies with fourteen unnecessary plot lines — we’re spiraling (lovingly) through it all.

In today’s episode, we chat about:

🎁 Wrapping paper hoarding & organization fails

🛍️ Christmas consumerism vs the “I’m only thrifting this year” girlies

📱 Wish list PowerPoint culture (why… truly why)

🍫 Advent calendars that break your spirit

🥤 Mini fridges, slushie machines & kids wanting appliances?!

👎 Restaurant holiday crowds & the entitlement olympics

🎬 Hallmark movies becoming Marvel-level complicated

🧠 Overstimulation, winter burnout & being “already done” in December

If you love Christmas but also need to lie down because people are… people-ing — this one’s for you.

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⏱️ TIMESTAMPS

00:00 – Cold open

00:30 – Intro

02:00 – The wrapping paper saga

07:20 – Gift budgets, thrift-gifting & wish list culture

15:10 – Advent calendar guilt

20:40 – Holiday restaurants & entitled energy

28:00 – Why Hallmark movies are getting too complicated

36:30 – Holiday overstimulation

39:10 – Final thoughts

This week, we somehow spend 11 minutes talking about Wicked before even touching the topic — but yes, there are spoilers. After that, we deep-dive into change: the tiny ADHD-approved refreshes (new phone wallpaper), the medium-impact stuff (cutting dairy before it cuts you), and the full-blown life-altering chaos (moves, breakups, death, existential spirals). It’s cozy, unhinged, and aggressively on-brand. stay warped and twisted as ever.

Part 2 is HERE because apparently we still don’t have time for ANY of this. Parenting trends, internet culture, influencer weirdness, holiday chaos — it’s all unhinged and we’re ranting about every last bit of it.

Today we spiral through: ✨ The TV show literally called Children Ruin Everything 💬 The gentle parenting debate (and the wild assumptions that come with it)

🚫 “No contact culture” being used completely wrong

📱 Parents oversharing their kids online

🍔 Mukbangs, influencer hauls, and why Americans MUST say what country they’re in

🛍️ Amazon link chaos when Canada never has the same stuff

🎥 Movie trailers that show the entire movie

🍹 Holiday drinks, allergy struggles, & the war on onions 🥤 Iceberg ice attacks (yes, it’s a thing)

If you’re overstimulated, overwhelmed, and aggressively done with nonsense — you are absolutely in the right place.

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This week, we’re diving into the things we absolutely do not have the time, energy, or emotional bandwidth for — from over-the-top Christmas aesthetics to celebrity drama that somehow still ends up on our For You Pages.

In true Burnt Out Perfectionist fashion, we bounce between the funny, the petty, and the unexpectedly deep as we unpack: 🎄 Christmas trends that make zero sense 📸 The pressure to have an “aesthetic holiday” ✨ Celebrity relationship speculation (please stop asking them) 🎤 Why fandom culture can get… a little unhinged 💅 Wellness trends we’re too exhausted to even pretend to try 🤦‍♀️ And all the random chaos life keeps throwing at us

Basically: if everyone else seems obsessed with it, we probably don’t have time for it — and we’re talking about why.

Come laugh, rant, and spiral with us as we break down the pop-culture hills we’re apparently dying on. New episodes every Monday at 6 AM PST!

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Everyone’s got coping mechanisms — some healthy, some questionable, some just pure chaos. This week, Sara and Eve talk about how ADHD brains try (and fail) to manage stress, emotion, and burnout. From cleaning frenzies to emotional snack binges, they get honest about what works, what doesn’t, and why perfection isn’t the goal.

Feeling socially drained after a “fun” weekend? You’re not alone. In this episode, Sara and Eve unpack the emotional crash that follows plans, parties, and parent events — the infamous social hangover. From holiday chaos to small talk anxiety and ADHD overstimulation, they explore why connection can still feel exhausting (and hilarious). Grab your coffee, curl up, and let’s normalize needing a full-day recovery from being social.

ADHD brains + meal planning = chaos.

In this week’s episode, sisters Sara and Eve test whether freezer meals can actually solve their daily “What’s for dinner?” crisis. From recipe fails to budget hacks and some chaotic laughter in between, they share what worked, what didn’t, and why shredded cheese is now a hill they’ll die on.

They also chat about: 🍂 Fall energy shifts and ADHD fatigue 🎂 Sara’s upcoming birthday (39!) 🎬 Wicked, Deadpool, and the power of movie snacks 🍝 Real-life ADHD meal prep hacks for tired brains

If you’ve ever stared into your fridge like it owes you answers — this one’s for you.

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