Patton Oswalt talks about a couple cultural phenomena that will never be the same after the pandemic.

Bill Burr expected to get harassed by gay men in NY during Pride Month with big red mustache.

Paul Virzi thinks that your partner wants to keep you a little less desirable to keep some pressure off themselves.

David A. Arnold's friend left his family during the pandemic but still responds to his texts.

Cristela Alonzo describes the pressure of her immigrant household and having to grow up in reverse now that she has money.

Bill Burr ridicules the posthumous effort to discredit John Wayne.

Patton Oswalt's shutdown didn't go the way he planned.

Whitney Cummings can't explain her attraction to older men.

Paul Virzi reveals to the audience what the most common private sexual fantasy is, and what he would prefer instead.

Now that Cristela Alonzo can afford health insurance she gets her first check-up and finds out she's diabetic from the last doctor you'd expect.

Bill Burr thinks women should start watching the WNBA and stop complaining that men don't.

Whitney Cummings had to retire a couple of sexual positions for the sake of her joints.

Paul Virzi describes the humble reality of trying to have sex at home when your children are old enough to know what their parents are doing.

Jo Koy reminisces on video stores.

Derek Gaines points out the difference in how biscuits are marketed to different populations.

Bill Burr's dad didn't know how to lie about his mom's new haircut.

Whitney Cummings argues that your data isn't as important as you think.

David A. Arnold describes what it's like raising daughters in Generation Z.

Paul Virzi was having trouble peeing so he had to submit to an genital examination.

Cristela Alonzo realizes that she hates hate group, so she is starting her own group for everybody...

Sheng Wang has something to say about healthcare, and rats.

Derek Gaines grew up in the suburbs.

Bill Burr relays the epiphany he experience during his first psychedelic trip on psilocybin.

Paul Virzi tells us what he really thinks about all the content available on TV nowadays.

Cristela Alonzo's accent is so different from her older siblings from watching the "Price Is Right" as a girl.