The crew is joined by comedian Ryan Beck, who’s back in town performing at the Funny Bone… including an all-ages comedy show where kids can not only attend—but apparently grab the mic and try stand-up themselves. Yes, we’re just letting children experience bombing on stage now. Growth.

That kicks off a surprisingly real conversation about parenting, finding stuff to do with kids that doesn’t involve the same three places on repeat, and why more comedians don’t attempt “clean-ish” shows (spoiler: kids are chaos agents and will laugh at literally anything).

From there, things spiral into a full-on existential crisis about high school reunions. Who’s going? Who’s avoiding it? And why does everything from the early 2000s suddenly feel like ancient history? The gang debates whether revisiting your past is healing… or just a fast track to emotional damage.

But the real mystery of this daily comedy show hits when Riz discovers—again—that someone keeps removing him from his high school’s Wikipedia page. Not once. Not twice. Repeatedly. Within minutes. Whoever “Zimzalabim” is, they are committed to erasing this man’s legacy, and now the show is fully invested in tracking them down like it’s a low-budget Netflix docuseries.

And because no episode would be complete without questionable decision-making, the crew plays “Press Your Luck”—a game where listeners must answer simple questions under pressure. Get it right? You win tickets. Get it wrong? You give out your phone number on-air. Yes, really. And yes, someone absolutely did it.

This daily comedy show is a perfect mix of ridiculous games, real-life panic, and the kind of conversations that start normal and end in total nonsense.

If you’ve ever questioned your past, feared public embarrassment, or wondered if a stranger is secretly ruining your online legacy… welcome home.

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