Joey shared photos from Marvin's 10th birthday dessert table, which included Cosmic Brownies, Nothing Bundt Cakes, pink Walmart cookies, donuts, cheesecake, cake balls, ice cream, and a Chick-fil-A milkshake. The show talked about Banana Ball returning to Knoxville, but it won’t be the Savannah Bananas. Instead, it will be the Indianapolis Clowns and Texas Tailgaters, which Joey compared to seeing a really good cover band instead of the headliner. A nurse called out “Pamela Anderson” while Nancy was at the doctor’s office with her son. This led to a conversation about people with famous names, such as: Peyton Manning, Bruce Wayne, Ted Bundy, Donald Duck, Ronald Reagan, and Jack Daniels. The crew discussed a 16-year-old New York student who plastered Manhattan with flyers asking to shadow people at work. He’s already spent time with radio hosts, restaurant owners, a dog groomer, and an airline captain while trying to figure out his future career. Hot Tea: Megan Moroney caught criticism for wearing giant angel wings during the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, Elon Musk says he plans to give SpaceX stock to every child in America, and a Purdue expedition searching for Amelia Earhart’s plane discovered the “airplane” was actually trees and coral sand. Joey took his new e-bike on a nine-mile ride around Knoxville, got lost, worried about the battery, and then learned from Karly that Tennessee law generally doesn’t allow e-bikes on sidewalks when the motor is engaged. A Morristown man was arrested after allegedly dressing as event security to sneak into the Tennessee-Alabama game. The plan might have worked if he hadn’t been caught carrying a White Claw while pretending to be on duty. Lucky 7 for tickets to DOllywood Karly’s boyfriend Luke joined the show for the first time. He revealed Karly made the first move, they bonded over astronomy, and he survived a round of "Lukey 7" with Karly trivia. The show talked about Selena Gomez, saying vaping permanently changed her voice. Joey played older and newer clips of Selena, and the crew debated whether the differences came from vaping, age, or both. The conversation ended with a simple takeaway: don’t vape. Group Therapy focused on whether kids should be paid for chores. Wade argued that children shouldn’t get money for helping around the house because contributing to the family is expected. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
