This week, we spiral (in the best way) over the random things that make us unreasonably happy—like the criss cross palm trees at In-N-Out, Airheads comeback tour: sweet, chewy nostalgia in every bite, and the absolutely wild fact that we only ever see one side of the moon (Jess needed a minute).

Plus, we break down a rom-com starring Lily James and Emma Thompson that’s basically the Clueless of arranged love stories—totally fetch and full of chaotic charm. Its called Whats Love Got To Do With It (and no, sadly its not the Tina Turner version.)

We also talk about giving our lives better captions—because if your brain’s going to narrate everything, it might as well be nice about it. This episode is a gentle reminder to hit pause and speak to yourself like you would to your best friend—kindly, patiently, and with a whole lot of grace. We dive into how the “captions” we put on our own lives shape our mood, our confidence, and even our happiness. Because when you change the narrative to something softer and more loving, suddenly the everyday feels a little brighter, and the hard stuff a little easier to carry.

So grab your scrunchie, pop in some dial-up vibes, and chill with us for a chaotic ride through the feels and the fun!

The McKenzie sisters are back and more chaotic than ever. This week, Becca leads us headfirst into a very important deep dive discussion: which guy names match which energy drink? (spoiler: if your name is Kyle, you already know). Then we take a turn into early 2000s where Jess tells us all about Life or Something Like It—does it hold up? Did we cry? Probably. And finally, Allie shares this week’s benefit: how reading became her peaceful escape after losing her home in a house fire nine months ago. It’s honest, moving, and a reminder that sometimes the quietest moments—flipping a page, getting lost in a story—can be the most healing.

This week, we’re bringing it way back—to 2005, baby! Becca takes us on a full "Brangelina" rewatch journey with Mr. & Mrs. Smith, and somehow that leads straight into a passionate defense of Chili’s (justice for the Triple Dipper). We unpack why 2005 might’ve been the peak of culture, We get nostalgic about early 2000s culture, suburban date nights, and the power of a well-timed skillet queso. Then Jess shares a feel-good benefit she saw on TikTok: the “Best Summer Ever Challenge,” where a group of friends makes a summer bucket list, throws money in a pot, and the one who checks off the most wins it all. High stakes, high vibes.

It’s espionage, queso, and unhinged summer energy—all in one episode.

Grab your flip phone and meet us at Chili’s—we’re having a moment.