Peaches dives into a whirlwind of topics. He kicks off the show by recounting a frustrating issue with his iPhone 14 Pro Max and a failed attempt to clean the charging jack with 70% isopropyl alcohol, which he later discovered might have ruined his microphone. This leads into a discussion about unhygienic habits, specifically the common practice of using a phone on the toilet and eating without regularly cleaning it. Peaches then shares a peculiar observation from an Ask Reddit thread about people placing tortillas on top of the unclean grocery store packaging.
The conversation shifts to more outlandish topics, including a story about women using dating apps to find handymen for DIY projects and his own confession that he's done something similar in the past. Peaches also vents about the high cost of paper towels and toilet paper. He shares a news story about a 26-year-old German tourist who was fined €1,200 and banned from driving for six months after riding a motorcycle naked in Malta. In a surprising turn, he also talks about the NFL's new rule banning teams from providing ammonia and smelling salts to players, a decision that has a player like George Kittle distraught.
The conversation shifts to more outlandish topics, including a story about women using dating apps to find handymen for DIY projects and his own confession that he's done something similar in the past. Peaches also vents about the high cost of paper towels and toilet paper. He shares a news story about a 26-year-old German tourist who was fined €1,200 and banned from driving for six months after riding a motorcycle naked in Malta. In a surprising turn, he also talks about the NFL's new rule banning teams from providing ammonia and smelling salts to players, a decision that has a player like George Kittle distraught.
The episode delves into personal anecdotes, with Peaches sharing his longest-held grudges, including one against his high school basketball coach. He also recalls a past dream about being kicked off the basketball team and a more recent, unsettling dream about his mom, which he is now scared might be a premonition.
Wrapping up the show, Peaches presents a question to his listeners: "You get $1,000 every time you do something mildly evil. What's your go-to move?". Callers offer a range of creative answers, from stealing a person's left shoe to gluing dollar coins to the sidewalk for people to find. The episode is a wild ride through hygiene, sports, personal fears, and the humorous side of human nature.