Tom has the latest in grocery shopping and Molly is trying calisthenics. Then Tom has the BBC scoop of the century with Paddington Bear, while Molly reports that having a boyfriend is embarrassing.
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Calisthenics
Having a boyfriend is embarrassing
3-3-2-2-1 grocery shopping
Paddington Bear meets BBC journalist
Tom is in Group 7 and Molly is painting her nails brown. Then Tom is sipping some Dutch Brothers coffee, while Molly explains the phenomenon of “arrest me daddy.”
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Brown manicures
Arrest me, daddy
Group 7 (Shout out to Todd in Astoria, NY)
Dutch Bros Coffee
Tom is joined by Producer Rich to talk about the latest fall flavors, parking trends, the state of coffee, and looking at birds.
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Tom recognizes MICE and Molly is protecting her peace. Then Tom breaks down bed rotting, while Molly picks pick-me girls for her thing.
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Tom is going ham about videos that “accidentally” get a celebrity in the background. And Molly is doing pilates before going to Turkey for some hair plugs.
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Tom is choosing between Team Conrad and Team Jeremiah, and Molly is looking at angel number tattoos. Then Tom gives a finger clap, while Molly is asking “oh my god who SAID that!?”
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Angel numbers
“Oh my god who SAID that!?”
Team Conrad, Team Jeremiah (The Summer I Turned Pretty)
Finger claps
Tom brings us dry brushing and Molly is tasting Dragonfruit. Then Tom has the new way to eat cake, while Molly remains unbothered.
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Dry brushing
Unbothered
Dragonfruit flavored stuff
Eating cake with a wine glass
Tom sees an Acai comeback and Molly is sequencing her nutrients. Then Tom discovers Willow Tree, while Molly finds that Gen Z hates the New York Times.
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Nutrient sequencing
All the Gen Z hating on the NYT
Willow Tree figurines
Tom gives us an “honest review,” and Molly explains what a pay pig is. Then Tom acknowledges the thingness of CardiB in court, while Molly digs into the Gen Z stare.
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Producer Rich joins Molly to talk about Button animals, the existence of black Scottish people, Buc-ee’s, and the scourge of word art.
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