The crew begins talking about how an Uber driver didn’t care about his job, leading to a conversation about people getting their tires slashed. They later brought up the importance of individuals holding themselves accountable for their own respective actions, how companies have adapted to the home-office settings and how expensive it is to keep offices “fun” when no one comes in post-COVID. The guys also went on to speak about what percentage or the brain that the average person actually uses, humans being a delayed species, the octopus being an advanced species, and how human survival was dependent on their ability to kill other animals. They would close off the episode on talking about the current state of Napster.
Commencing with the crew talking about the usage of the N word and the perception of African Americans throughout the country and the world, this episode centralized itself on the importance of discipline. They spoke about the demographical differences that respect and discipline take; noticing a generational variation in the dedication that people give in respecting each other. They go into talks about parenting, which also goes back to their original points of respect and discipline. The crew goes over different TV shows that they follow and close out this Patreon episode with Joe telling a great story about a young friend of his lacking discipline in the strip club.
This episode has the talking about Ice’s falling fantasy football commissioner skills, which leads to them speaking about the preferred places to watch football games, and women football fans. They then move to Joe’s conundrum about 3rd wheeling with an attractive couple to the Fashion Week events- a topic that brought up the question about the appropriateness of men complimenting other men when they see them dressing well and doing well in life. They briefly touch on the importance of talking to strangers in order to obtain a different perspective on whatever topics and close out the episode reviewing the TV shows they’re following.
Although Meek Mill released music on his new album, ‘Expensive Pain’, he’s garnered attention primarily for the album’s artwork. Joe and the crew debate if plastering his explicit cover art on public buses is a strategic marketing tactic or was it simply a misstep on Meek and his team. Summer Walker reveals an engaging tracklist/timeline for her new album which includes a narration titled “Ciara’s Prayer” and leads to an interesting discussion around Ciara and Russell Wilson’s dynamic. Also, this past weekend was filled with sports events lead by, Deontay Wilder losing to Tyson Fury, Jon Gruden leaked emails, and MORE!
