This week started with a casual lake day - until Jeff invited us onto the water in a way that sounded like a true-crime podcast opener. Rachael proved she can move at lightning speed... away from fish. Then there was the restaurant experience that left us more confused than full. Plus, women are using Hinge to find a man to build their furniture on the first date. Is that resourceful or a Dateline episode waiting to happen? We talk about a “Home Improvement” reboot. Is it coming back? (No. No, it's not.) Also, what do Guitar Hero, running, and the "Billie Jean" music video have in common? Rachael has some pro tips for ya!

Why do hot men keep shaving their beards? Jason Momoa’s bare face was the last straw for Rachael. Meanwhile, Jeff’s just over here being a full-grown crumb monster. Rachael stayed out way past her bedtime for… Brussels sprouts? School’s back in session, and you know what that means: it’s fundraising season. We love supporting kids, but we don’t want your wrapping paper, candles, or tubs of cookie dough. There has to be a better way, right?Plus, we go head-to-head in a “how well do you know me?” showdown. Who’s been paying attention? (Spoiler: it's not Jeff.)

Are we… too thoughtful? Jeff proposes a new golden rule that could technically be considered (delicious) theft. Rachael’s gone deep into the world of speedrunning. (Yes, she's now emotionally invested in strangers glitching their way through Zelda in record time.)Also, Rachael’s body odor is betraying her in new, horrifying ways. Any medical professionals listening? This one smells clinical. We share some weird encounters with strangers, ponder if we should lower our expectations of others, and ask the big questions we still don’t have answers to.

This week, a cautionary tale in home improvement - Jeff’s wife learns the hard way why “measure twice, cut once” exists. Meanwhile, we swear our studio is haunted (and now we have proof). Jeff gets unreasonably fired up about gas station etiquette. (Like seriously, WHO parks at the pump?!) Rachael celebrates her birthday with a very intimate medical gift and an extremely bougie girls’ night out, complete with espresso martini foam printed with her face. Because who doesn't want to drink their own face?

Rachael’s life is basically pottery, basketball, and birthday candles... so, peak excitement. Jeff, meanwhile, wants to know if taking the long way home to save your sanity is worth it.We also debate the rise of Summerween (because clearly Halloween in July is what we needed) and try Starbucks’ latest creation, the Firework Frappuccino. It’s supposed to capture “summer fun”… whatever that means.Plus, birthdays mean reflection for Rachael, and for Jeff… eh, maybe next year. And we wrap it up with two big questions—who from your past would you want to reconnect with, and what’s something you find way harder than most people do? (Besides everything, obviously.)

Big news for the “I watched TV by turning a dial” crowd - Land of the Lost is getting a Netflix reboot. Congrats to Jeff and the other pre-1980s babies. 🎉 Meanwhile, OKC is buzzing because the Thunder are in the finals. If they win, let’s celebrate responsibly. If they lose... also maybe don’t set things on fire. Just a thought.

Also, the algorithm knows us too well. Jeff’s getting Ring camera fails and oddly satisfying lawn clean-up videos, while Rachael’s feed is just pottery, pottery, and... more pottery. We also talk about the stuff that always makes us laugh (no matter how unhinged), and Rachael finally figured out why it pays to invest in yourself.

This week’s episode is full of unexpected twists, starting with the company in Pennsylvania that wants to fill your holes (don’t worry, we’re talking about potholes). Meanwhile, Rachael had a full-on freakout after discovering a wasp in her bedroom.

We also dive into a surprisingly deep convo: if someone forms a romantic relationship with AI... is that cheating? What does it mean for the future of dating? Plus, we answer two other big questions: What decision would you go back and change? And what are the little things people do for you that mean a lot?

Rachael discovers a surprise wardrobe malfunction and flashes herself in a full-length mirror at work (thankfully no one walked in). She also opens a time capsule of teen angst: a box untouched for 20 years filled with WWE theme music, a Fox Mulder FBI badge, and enough Matthew Lawrence VHS tapes to start a fan club.Meanwhile, Jeff stumbles on a great Father’s Day gift idea - those memory prompt books (you know, the ones that make everyone cry). Rachael defends her intense “bags in bags” system, and we wonder: is joining a senior mobility class at 40 too early… or right on time?Plus: thoughts on sports fan behavior during the NBA Finals, and we dig into two big questions: What’s one small decision that changed your life? And what’s something you wish you could tell someone?