You ever get that weird feeling like… you’ve been here before? 👀 Or dreamt something so real it messed with your actual day?

In Episode 8 of Don’t Sneeze On Me, Drizzy and T-Money dive headfirst into the bizarre world of déjà vu, dreams, and multiverse theories — with help from a very chill (and very bald) alien podcast guest. 🛸

We’re breaking down: 🧠 What déjà vu actually is (and why your brain might be playing tricks on you) 💤 Lucid and recurring dreams — are they messages or mental junk mail? 🌀 Glitches in the matrix, sleep paralysis, and dream timelines 👽 And if your dreams are just stories… or signs from another you

This episode is for the overthinkers, the dream journalers, the timeline trippers, and anyone who’s ever woken up like “wait… was that real?”

🎙️ Full episode out now on all platforms. 💭 Drop a comment if you’ve had a dream you couldn’t shake. 💬 Tag your deep-thinking friend who’s always talking about past lives and portals.

Welcome to the AI apocalypse. In this episode, Drizzy and T-Money dive deep into the world of artificial intelligence: the good, the bad, and the terrifying. From robots taking your job to AI boyfriends and self-driving Teslas with a death wish, the future is here—and it’s glitching.

Also: we break down a real bill proposed by Trump that would ban any regulation of AI for 10 years. Because what could possibly go wrong with giving robots free reign for a decade?

Whether you love AI, fear it, or just want it to do your taxes, this episode is your crash course in the tech takeover.

We’ve all been there—stuck in a job so bad it feels like a social experiment. In this episode, Drizzy and T-Money clock in to unpack the ultimate career nightmares: horrible bosses, shady coworkers, and jobs that make you question every decision you’ve ever made.

From getting fired after training your replacement, to being told to “just walk it off” while pregnant, we’re sharing the real, the ridiculous, and the flat-out illegal. Also: why some managers deserve jail time, and how quitting mid-shift might actually be self-care.

This one’s for anyone who’s ever updated their résumé on the clock.