We're baaaaaaack. Kind of. Chase and Tyler wanted to hit record to confirm they are still alive, share some life updates, and announce their worldwide tour? Ok maybe not that, but they did start a band! In fact, a new song just dropped TODAY! Go check out "Ain't Patrick's Day" by Tall Sad & Handsome!

Also, Chase received life changing news on a Tiki boat, and Tyler asked 2 big questions since the last podcast episode.

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We have come to the end of another season of the pod! Chase and Tyler reminisce about all the questions they've answered flawlessly throughout the season, what they've learned, and if maybe the real questions have been the friends they made along the way. The guys also answer a few questions from Patreon and talk about DIY projects, roasts, binge-watching, and whether or not they'd want their life to be a sitcom or musical.

Also, Tyler failed at getting cancelled, and Chase succeeded at not going viral.

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Chase and Tyler want to know if it's ever a good thing to use stereotypes . . . that is, if they can ever agree on what a stereotype even is. Are stereotypes based in truth or completely made up? Are they helpful brain shortcuts or driven by opinions and even prejudice? Are emotions the real problem with this topic? Are Chase and Tyler just living up to all the podcast stereotypes?

Also, Tyler is going to "continue to stereotype", and Chase will continue to think Tyler is wrong.

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