Joey, Nancy, and Karly talked McDonald's Monopoly because Joey's wife and Karly are both obsessed.  

The show remembered country legend John Anderson after news of his passing at age 71. Joey and Nancy talked about his biggest hits, including “Swingin’,” “Straight Tequila Night,” and “Seminole Wind.” 

Nancy shared the story of a British Columbia city council candidate whose campaign slogans include “Fine, I’ll do it” and “I Barely Want to Do This.” The unusual approach has made him one of the most popular candidates in the race. That led to an impromptu mock campaign ad for Nancy, where she described herself as “blissfully unaware,” “ready, fire, aim,” and “not dumber than the other guys.”  

Hot Tea: Roseanne Barr joked that she’s in love with Randy Quaid after filming makeout scenes together for her show. Zach Top is turning his Red Rocks concerts into a drive-in concert film event in Tennessee. A Colorado police department is being sued after officers’ poor Spanish communication led to the wrong man being arrested and bitten by a K-9. 

The show discussed new Airbnb policies cracking down on lengthy checkout chore lists. Guests can still take out trash and lock up, but hosts can no longer require things like stripping beds, doing laundry, or completing deep-cleaning tasks before checkout. 

Nancy complained about a dress she ordered from Walmart.com that arrived from Shein instead. The conversation turned into a lesson about Walmart’s third-party marketplace sellers and the importance of checking who actually ships an item before buying. 

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Group Therapy featured Debbie, who was upset that her daughter now wants a "heads up" text before she comes over to visit the grandkids.