RJ went down a YouTube rabbit hole at midnight watching West Coast swing dance competitions in Singapore. This led to a completely serious investigation into why nobody has brought the Macarena back. Then there was a road trip to Palestine, Texas to mail a Mother's Day gift, a spontaneous decision to try a new chicken finger place instead of Chicken Express, and 27 minutes of waiting for food that absolutely did not earn it. This episode contains an unsolicited fake ad, a genuine consumer warning, and a promise to bring back the Macarena. Set & Centered is a public service.

In this episode:
• Chimp Crazy: still unwatched, still being recommended with increasing urgency
• A midnight YouTube wormhole: West Coast swing dance competitions, random pairings, random songs, and one very talented dancer
• Why hasn't anyone brought the Macarena back — and the footage from Mom's wedding that may hold the answer
• Cowgirls and Angels: a movie Mark watched, really liked, and cannot name
• The Mother's Day mission: Palestine TX post office, closing time, and a gift that shall not be named
• Layne's Chicken Fingers, Palestine Texas: 27 minutes, 8-10 staff members, chicken thumbs, sauce that tasted like ketchup and pepper, and toast that tasted like nothing
• Chicken Express: an unsolicited fake ad, a genuine endorsement, and a redemption run already in planning
• Rob calls at exactly the wrong moment and gets an earful about dry chicken for 20 minutes
• The Set & Centered public service announcement: wear sunscreen, and don't go to Layne's

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