Joey, Nancy, and Karly started the show joking about Joey's son speaking German at home and Nancy's very awkward MRI questionnaire that asked about a male implant, leaving everyone confused. 

The crew debated towel habits. Joey reuses bath towels for weeks, Nancy does for a few days, and Karly uses a new towel every day. 

Hot Tea: Ella Langley sang Bob Marley’s “Three Little Birds” at a beach bar in St. Thomas. AI country artists are reportedly making big money online. Aldi’s $5 luxury ice cubes are already hitting clearance shelves. 

Joey talked about a former Disney World janitor who said working at Epcot ruined some of the magic. That led to a discussion about jobs that make favorite hobbies feel like work. 

The show welcomed 88-year-old Sue Bunch, who just retired after 73½ years at Family Brands in Lenoir City. She shared stories from the meat-processing plant and gave everyone life advice. Sue told Karly to find a church-going Christian man instead of relying on dating apps and warned her to be careful meeting strangers online. 

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Joey and Nancy talked about bizarre marketing stunts, including a man living in a billboard and a giant hairball rolling through New York City. They brainstormed funny ideas involving the WIVK frog mascot. 

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