Show Notes
The due have returned and this episode is messier than your group chat. First up: Is Coachella even a music festival anymore or just Fashion Week with dust and influencers? Josh claims he's seen more ring lights than rave lights! Then — buckle up — we're diving into the $40K-a-month life coaches flooding your feed. If they're making that kind of money, why are they spending 9 hours a day trying to sell you a Canva PDF? Cass also investigates a bold question: Can women love bomb, or is that just a man's sport? And finally, the “Taxi Cab Theory” — is it a legit look into how men commit, or just another metaphor we should leave in 2012? This one's got hot takes with no fluff or filters. Plug in, press play, and prepare for chaos. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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