We start the show with updates on our current employment status, doing Doordash, for a living; being single in your 40's. Living together vs actually being married to someone. Quick review on the Jurassic World animated, series'. Honorable mention to my co-host the Liz, from our sister podcast "Don't Fear the Queer". The growth of Netflix and how they are blowing up, with movies and series'. Adam Sandler, then to now, and how he's risen to the top. Finding a decent horror movie, today. A Story Time with Ray, one of our biggest supporters, and hitting bottom (parental discretion advised). Addressing my road rage, and how it's therapeutic, and helped me sleep so good. Reminding people to check on each other and raising mental health awareness, esp in men. Paying attention to hints that your loved ones might not being as well as they say. The new law allowing people with suspended licenses not having to worry about getting arrested. A couple of driving tips from a professional Milkman that will save you some money on gas, and wear on your car. The Tsunami warning in California, attractive women posting on social media about men's mental health awareness and how they should NOT!, and much much more. Special thanks to all who tuned in live, and thanks to all who have supported long time and new alike, Joey and I will keep this going as long as we can. That being said, i'm Max Power, from Joey and I both, you all be safe out there, but more importantly be grateful.

Joey gives an update on his new job situation; working the graveyard jobs and how your days can overlap. Update on my current status, on buying my officially my first car, and getting back in the grind with Doordash. Quick new movie review, on "The Old Boss", and "Into the Lost". Discussing old movies and actors in their early careers. We switch gears and talk about the horrific floods that occured in Kerr County, and the causalities, caused during the flooding. Asking who is to blame for the damage and lives lost. Our early weather warning systems failing. The possibility of WWIII, and wondering who's gonna fight it. Immigration and the history of how this country was founded by immigrants. Our government admitting all the lies they've told us and how the population is doing nothing about it. Pointless protests, that do nothing to solve the problems they address. Tax evasion and how it's actually not illegal. Being content with mediocrity, and not trying to be better. The downfall of the American Presidency. Remembering the values our country was founded on, and so much more. Thanks to everyone who has given us a chance. Check out our spinoff podcasts "Don't Fear the Queer" and "Banana Stickers" on our website, dontbesosensitive.com. You all be safe out there, but more importantly, be grateful.

Opening with a short story of me almost having to stab someone. Joey and reflect on the severe weather we recently had and our thoughts and prayers go out to the families that were affected by the lives that were lost. Joey and I give an update on our unemployment situation. Questioning whether or not our food is real. Discussing dreams, passed lives, and psychology for the common person. Questioning the supernatural, and how some things are harder to explain than others. Discussing how the government has us all under constant surveillance through the Patriot Act, and is constantly tracking us through our electronic devices. Wondering if whatsapp is just spyware for the government to monitor us more efficiently. The ever growing scam of people offering lessons on how to succeed if different businesses. Cheap plug for LC Signs and how the ads for them are just brilliant. Reviewing plot holes in comic book cinema and how we focus on the wrong things that don't make sense, and much, much, more. Thank you from Joey and I both for listening. Check out our sister podcast, "Don't Fear the Queer with my good friend Liz Patterson, and our spinoff, "Banana Stickers" which invites anyone who wants to get on the mic and vent their thoughts. Stay tuned for more. I'm Max Power, and from Joey and I both you all be safe out there, but more importantly, be grateful.