Ever been taken back by something that just came out of left field. Something that popped up and seemed completely out of place? Like Keanu Reeves showing up as a tumbleweed in a SpongeBob movie or taken your Swiftie fiancé to a Slipknot concert. These things just don't go together, but they happened anyways. The same goes with the topic for this episode. Lyrics in popular songs that made you do a double take. If any English scholars want to put that degree to use, take a listen and let us know who's right on the adjective disagreement. Enjoy. -C

"Don't be that person", a phrase that I'm pretty sure was meant for today's topic. Birthday week people. People that are so consumed with themselves that they need to drag everyone along with them celebrating one day for an entire week. I'll admit, I did soften on my position a bit, but only as it relates to restaurant coupons that give you the opportunity to celebrate your birthday the whole month. That's where it ends. We have a special guest host this episode, leave a comment and give her a shoutout to tell her how great she did. Enjoy- C.

Some things stand the test of time: marble statues, the Wilhelm scream, my hatred of M. Night Shyamalan. And some things... don't (fat suits in sitcom flashbacks, anyone?).

Today's episode covers relics of a bygone era, including greatest hits like "Love Thy Neighbor" and other common phrases that haven't aged well.

One phrase that unfortunately does stand the test of time: "You can sleep when you're dead."

I may or may not have recorded this on four hours of sleep. This is a judgment-free zone... right?

Enjoy!- S