Savannah and Steve discuss vendors who sell things they don't have and disagree about asking someone to move on a plane. They give advice about an inappropriate student, an ex's ex's spending habits, if you can call backsies on a divorce, and how to ask someone out.

Savannah and Steve debate the two-dress wedding tradition and creamy vs crunchy peanut butter. Can you pop into a neighbor's foyer without ringing the bell? Do you stay with a partner as you grow apart? And is it wrong to follow your significant other's friend on snapchat?

Savannah and Steve discuss wedding favors, and argue about whether or not they could deal without bread or rice. What is cheating? Can you cancel someone else's baby shower? And the wild story of a spouse being obsessed with an ex.

Savannah and Steve discuss Dobert's broekn butt, their bachelor and bachelorette parties, and if it's okay to go through a partner's phone. They give advice to someone about their cheating parent, how to deal with an unrequited crush, rude party guests, and if you need to know your entire future when you're 17.

What's your favorite season and why does Savannah know you're wrong? Savannah and Steve discuss how men are actually capable of helping with a wedding, and discuss people who thinks they deserves a reply from their crush, a trip to Paris, the news of a hookup being pregnant, and more.

Savannah and Steve got a dog! Meet Dobert, a cross between a doberman and a shrink ray. They discuss if a bachelor party is about the bachelor or the attendees, if a significant other needs to visit after your dad's surgery, how to fail your own relationship test, and a mysterious shower pooper.

Steve is back off tour! Savannah is excited because Taylor Swift's album came out, Steve lost some weight, and they debate who they'd hug if they won the Super Bowl. They discuss if a partner needs to get a job, when distracted driving is too distracting, and the best way to ask if your parents are swingers.

Savannah and Steve discuss ruining your spouse's day for clicks and empty apologies. Is a brownie center better or do you prefer an edge? They discuss unsolicited opinions, the best way to ask how much your friends weigh, if you can leave your partner on a bar crawl, and whether or not it's okay to test your friends.