The boys go full throttle in this one—coining new slang like “Totes in Tardo” for anyone showing up late or lacking, going head-to-head over which Coke reigns supreme (can, glass, or fountain), and questioning each other’s hygiene routines in the most brotherly way possible.

They unpack the weird world of deodorant alternatives, debate offensive undershirt slang, confess to hotel pillow theft, and get unexpectedly real about the celebrity deaths that still hit home—Kobe, Mac Miller, Robin Williams.

Unfiltered, unhinged, and unmistakably How We Doin.

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We’re back in the studio and things get weird fast. Episode 109 dives into the art of hiding during manhunt, what to do if a gun-toting ape storms your block, and a full-blown sock heist conspiracy.

The brothers debate haircut loyalty at the barbershop, uncover a fossilized baby shoe, and dissect the world's weirdest words—“lickspittle,” anyone? Oh, and someone had a dream about penne alla vodka that ended in heartbreak.

Laughs. Rants. Sibling shade. Classic chaos. You already know what it is.

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It’s a full-senses episode. The guys dive nose-first into the science of body odor and public hygiene — from mystery whiffs at the movie theater to gym smells that deserve jail time. Then it’s onto film takes and playoff heartbreak, as movie reviews turn into hot sports debates and Knicks fans get dragged into emotional overtime. Jalen Brunson gets his flowers, Haliburton doesn’t, and everyone leaves a little sweatier than they came in.

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From rescuing a runaway Dalmatian to pushing a stranger’s stalled car uphill, the guys clock in some serious Good Samaritan hours this week. Meanwhile, gym etiquette gets violent, yogurt and dry oats get exposed, and some wild protests lead to a deep dive on crisis actors, immigration, and the art of peaceful rebellion. Also: baby eye rolls, Post Malone’s country takeover, splash zones in the bathroom, and a potential pickleball court in the backyard. Oh—and someone finally watched Three Men and a Baby.

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Nick’s in a full-blown “pillow conniption,” Dan betrays dinner with a late-night Burger King run, and the squad goes off the rails debating bratwurst, barbers, and superhero matchups. From gym curry trauma to butchered idioms like “Bob’s your neighbor,” nothing is safe. It’s aggressive compliments, fast food slander, back hair confessions, and a whole lot of nonsense — just another classic mess on How We Doin.

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Welcome back to How We Doin— where the waffles are fake, the traffic is real, and the hot takes are hotter than a Burger King hash brown. In this episode, Kristaps makes a bold accent entrance, James defends shady hangover meals, and Nico casually starts a war on lighting, lisping, and lazy people in robes. We break down the true meaning of bumbaclot, get spiritual with astral projection, and yes — the Burger King mukbang is officially in motion. Also: traffic theories, society tests, pregnant women smoking (uh-oh), and the reason why Tony Soprano never wore shorts.

Sit back, shut the f*** up, pick up your waffle, and let’s clink into chaos.

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Small talk gets dissected like a crime scene, and suddenly everyone's trying to figure out how many guys it takes to drag a plane. James finds a urinal cake worth sniffing, someone gets rear-ended at a red light, and the word “buddy” nearly starts a war. Meanwhile, Jewish banking secrets get exposed, and a bathroom door learns a painful lesson about timing. Orange mango and mayhem fill the air in this rollercoaster of an episode.

The boys are back with tales of neck pain, Borat-themed harassment, and the sacred art of pillow flipping. Chris gets targeted by a prank so elaborate it belongs in a Hall of Fame, Nico dishes out notes from monk training to mysterious barbershop tension, and James reveals the truth about waking up on your day off in a panic. Throw in a few squirrel encounters, a passionate good-things rant, and some surprisingly deep thoughts on popes, sleep, and vibrate-mode lifestyle—this one’s chaotic in all the right ways.