Pat and Garet drink a bottle of wine and talk about guilty pleasures. Quotes include: "Doesn't Microsoft Excel count as a guilty pleasure?" - Pat "Pink doesn't seem like someone I would normally hang out with. But sometimes when I'm just really feeling some strong or intense emotions, I rock out pretty hard." "The first time the phrase "Guilty Pleasure" is used, as far as we know, was in the New York Times in the 1870s, and it was about going to a brothel. For all you youngsters out there, another word for that might be bordello, or joy house, or massage parlor. So now you know."

037 - GUILTY PLEASURES

"Ring By Spring" is a phrase used primarily in small conservative, religious universities, indicating that a person ought to have a ring on their finger by the spring semester of their senior year in college. Quotes include: “Do you know how many months of Tinder Premium you can get for the price of a liberal arts degree?” “We’re starting a new segment on the show called “Are They Still Married?" “Tinder Premium is not cheap. But, if there was a program that allowed you to received unsubsidized or perhaps subsidized federal loans for Tinder Premium – we’d have something to talk about” &nbsp; &nbsp;

038 - RING BY SPRING

Indulge Us, as we explore the rabbit hole of being a member of 21st century society. The endless tunnels of shallow pop culture, ridiculous current events, challenging relationships, and more can be disorienting and confusing. 

Hopefully, the thoughtful mockery of these things, from the perspective of a couple of young men, will make you laugh at, think critically about, and authentically react to the world around you. We didn't earn your time, but do us a favor and Indulge Me.