Where is the line between the honor of minding your own business and the honor of speaking up? And why do we buy things we know are trash? [28:49]

This week, Joey, Aaron and Jess talk about bowling within your bumpers, preference vs. morality, misplaced concern, the persistence of old candy, utility vs. nostalgia, and fidget spinners. They don’t talk about why black licorice is actually insanely good if you don't have a ridiculous bias against it and/or are Dutch (or from a former Dutch colony).

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• Even if you don't speak Spanish, have a look at this graph!
• Maybe don't drink the milk, though.
• Revisit our wild rollerskating prognostication from Critical Nonsense 156!
• Ryan Ken on minding your own business
• Showtime's Yellowjackets
• Also, a look back at thick conversations from Critical Nonsense 121!
• Podcast: You're Wrong About: The Chicks vs. The Iraq War
• "Say It (Don't Spray It)"
• The Männkitchen Pepper Cannon: The greatest (but certainly not cheapest) pepper grinder of all time.
• Ancient(ly disgusting) necco wafers and the dusty, industrial hell from whence they come
• The Lindy Effect
• Um, FYI, professional fingerboarding is a thing.
• Tellicherry: the ultimate peppercorn
• Legend Adam Neely breaks down the most elegant key change in all of pop music.
• More magic music theory nerdery from Mr. Neely: Olivia Rodrigo vs. Paramour.
• The cone of transcendentally delicious black licorice ice cream that Les and his obviously superior taste receptors will absolutely fight Joey over.