Welcome back to Trailer Talk. Stetler, Nick, and Matresa are back with another unhinged episode — and this one covers everything from hall passes, Walmart bathroom trauma, polygamy, tipping rules, first-date etiquette, icks, sleep temperature wars, motorcycle red flags, and way too many stories we probably shouldn’t tell on the internet.

This episode includes: • Hall pass confessions and who actually used one • Wild bathroom encounters you can’t unhear • Polygamy Porter & the white trash party saga • Tipping etiquette and why everyone’s mad at Subway • First-date rules (do men HAVE to pay?) • The biggest icks in men & women • Sleeping naked vs pajamas • Why lifted trucks = red flag (according to Matresa) • Road rage crimes we would absolutely commit • Designer dogs, Bush wars, and the death of paper straws

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In this episode of Trailer Talk, we spiral into one of their most unhinged conversations yet. It starts with a wild headline about an NFL player allegedly getting divorced because he’s “too big,” which quickly turns into a full-on size conversation featuring Coke cans, wristwatch nicknames, airport security stories, and the legend of Ron Jeremy. From there, they somehow detour into Selena Gomez, lupus, Ariana Grande, Bhad Bhabie’s Halloween controversy, Tropic Thunder, and what actually counts as “blackface” in 2025.

Things take a hard left into real-life chaos when Emily tells the Halloween story of a trick-or-treater who walked into their house, choked their kitten, and laid on it in the middle of the living room — leading to a bigger conversation about parenting, kids who hurt animals, and the “serial killer pipeline.”

By the end, the crew is ranking celebrity hall passes (Michael B. Jordan, Sydney Sweeney, Megan Thee Stallion, Drake, Blake Lively, Natalie Portman, Kristen Bell), debating what “type” Nick actually has, and laughing about awkward first dates, British and Southern accents, and how many people you’re “allowed” to have dated. It’s chaotic, unfiltered, and weirdly honest — exactly what Trailer Talk is for.