'Nachos in the wrong place'

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Drew accidentally brings his family to a Mexican Hooters where waitresses wear thongs and halter tops.

The episode begins with Drew and Shauna introducing the show and thanking listeners for their flexibility due to a late recording time. Drew shares a personal anecdote about experiencing 'pee shivers,' which leads to a lighthearted conversation with Shauna. The main segment focuses on Drew's story of taking his family to Ojos Loco, a Mexican restaurant he didn't realize had waitresses wearing halter tops and thongs, similar to Hooters or Twin Peaks. He describes the awkwardness of the situation, his wife Tanya's reaction, and how he handled it with his kids, emphasizing a lesson that 'it's only awkward if you make it awkward.' Drew and Shauna then debate the implications of such restaurants for women, questioning if they are demeaning or empowering. A side story involves a waitress rubbing Drew's shoulder, adding to the humorous tension. Later, Shauna introduces a segment on the worst ways to die, referencing an article about a woman killed by a go-kart wheel, though she can't find it on her new phone. This leads to a 'Would You Rather?' game where they discuss deaths by shark bite, electrocution, and other horrific scenarios, blending humor with dark topics. The conversation shifts to fears of dying, with Drew admitting he wouldn't handle a terminal illness well and joking about being smothered with a pillow. In the final segment, they talk about slang terms like 'Karen,' defined as a stereotypical white racist woman, and 'Bye Felicia,' from the movie 'Friday,' exploring how these names are used in culture. The episode wraps up with Shauna's preference for staying home, humorously dubbed 'being a Shauna,' and Drew thanking her for hosting before leaving.

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A restaurant story turns into a quarrel over intentions, nachos, sparkly masks, and who was looking where.

A restaurant stop turns into a compact family argument about whether Drew's comment around the kids counts as a lesson, a misread moment, or just nachos landing in the wrong place.

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Press play when a restaurant story turns into parenting debate, a sideways note to Tonya, and one very sparkly mask.

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