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Season 3 kicks off with Jay plotting a move, flirting with hotel-life, and admitting Taco Bell is now just a sometimes treat.

We spiral into the Crumbl cookie circus, pink boxes, TikTok outing drama, and why internalized homophobia is the real stale cookie.

“Homiesexual” gets decoded, “demisexual” gets respect, and yes, Jay uses the term demi-glaze because he’s hungry and…correct.

An advice column tackles Declan the distressed bottom who can’t finish, verdict: less pressure, more patience, and a top who can multitask.

Plus travel chaos (Salt Lake, Park City hair blowouts, hard pass on the St. Louis arch), AJ’s step-challenge slut era, and enough gossip to frost a dozen.

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This episode revolves around the theme of growth, reflection, and navigating the complexities of friendships in the new year. The hosts share personal experiences about gym memberships, movie reviews, and the importance of self-worth while addressing the need to cut ties with toxic relationships.

• Reflecting on the highs and lows of the past year
• Discussing fitness journeys and trendy gym memberships
• Reviewing the film "Wicked" and its cultural significance
• Sharing insights from a challenging dinner date experience
• Navigating the importance of walking away from toxicity
• Setting intentions for 2025, including learning new languages

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This episode explores the intersection of holiday joy, personal reflections, and cultural commentary. With updates on family happenings, AI discussions, and reality TV gossip, we dive deep into the values of leisure and connection.

• Sharing personal updates about holiday experiences
• Discussing the benefits and challenges of time off
• Anecdotes about festive attire and holiday creativity
• Insights on the case of Luigi Mangione and implications of image
• Conversations about AI in content generation
• Critiques and reflections on "Real Housewives"
• Comments on marketing luxury items in celebrity culture