The guys discuss important topics like Boris's tiered ranking of whiteout, making eye contact with fellow joggers, tedious dice rituals, and Greg's most confounding expression to date.

The guys discuss "other interests" in resumes, Boris confesses to stealing a bowling pin, David has a shameful admission about his competition in the cardboard boat,-building competition, and Greg talks about two expressions he  doesn't understand.  Al

The co-creator of FU I'm Right makes a guest appearance on the show and the guys discuss lonely socks, society's addiction to denim, electro-magnetized shirts and complex race relations.  Also, Greg is rattled by an encounter on the subway, and David tel

In this episode, the guys discuss memory lapses, Boris's dealbreakers, simple sexual courtesies, and whether going to hell is better or worse if you're in a handbasket.

In what's likely the shakiest episode to date, Greg battles technical difficulties, and the boys discuss the definition of "breakfast," whether flossing is overrated, peeing in your own shower, and hitler mustaches.

The boys discuss the merits of bud light limes, last appetizer etiquette, Korean Jesus, the details of pornographic cinematography, and areola thresholds. Also, Greg remains undefeated at David's increasingly unfunny section: Duck, Duck, News!  Also, Kat

The guys discuss cutting age issues such as the days of the week; how exceptions could possibly prove rules; adults wearing jerseys; feral humans; and ManPads (TM).  Also, David's second attempt at a news section goes terribly wrong.

The group talks bathroom etiquette....again; we debate whether it's worse to get stuck on an elevator or a ski lift; the practicalities of polyamory; and David debuts a new segment called Duck Duck News with moderate success.

Greg tells us about some of his dating experiences and qualms. Then we discuss the age-old question of whether it’s acceptable for dudes to take baths. Finally, we argue about different way to split dinner bills with jerky friends.

We debate whether it’s appropriate to bump other cars when parking. Then we have a really philosophical discussion about relative house size.  Finally, Greg introduces a new segment: ‘expressions Greg doesn’t understand, Boris has never heard of, a