Is Jeff turning into a grumpy lake guy? He’s ready to evict a feral cat from his porch… even though the cat isn’t causing any trouble. Rachael decides if this is a real problem or just peak Jeff behavior.Then, a bold sports take sparks chaos. Jeff claims he could beat high schoolers in a sport. Rachael calls it delusional, admitting she couldn’t outrun anyone over the age of 8. Plus, another Universal Yums taste test! This time we head to Brazil, sampling snacks that surprise us, confuse us, and maybe shouldn’t exist.

Dancing With the Stars is hosting its first-ever convention and Jeff is deeply confused by the level of fandom. When did ballroom dancing become Comic-Con-adjacent? President’s Day is creeping up, which means Rachael is officially in couch-buying crunch time. The problem? Decision fatigue has fully taken over, and she’s considering keeping her current couch purely out of exhaustion. Is this relatable or just deeply neurotic?Then things take a turn with the invention of “smart” underwear that tracks gut bacteria by measuring your farts. Helpful? Maybe. Necessary? Questionable. And most importantly - who is touching these things? Because… no.We wrap things up by running through the pettiest things couples argue about, from leaving lights on to TV volume to the correct way to load the dishwasher. Maybe being single isn't so bad...

This week’s episode starts with a winter warning: apparently, some people are clearing snow off their houses with blow torches. Don't do that.

Rachael confesses she’s officially watching around 40 active TV shows, which leads to a very real discussion about forgetting entire seasons, losing emotional investment, and quietly ghosting shows you once loved.

The Muppet Show is coming back, and we debate whether reboots are even worth the effort. Do expectations change when a reboot is announced? Yes. Should they? Also yes. Rachael remains firm in her belief that Encino Man 2 is still deserved.

We wrap things up by revisiting ’90s fashion trends - what absolutely needs to stay buried and what we’re willing to welcome back with open arms. Chain wallets though, Rachael? Really?!