PsychoLogic Episode 5 is officially off the rails. In this one, we go from pizza hangovers to dating disasters, vape-induced “diabetes,” and why some people still don’t know how to act in public. This might be our wildest episode yet.

We start by clowning around about Kirby being gay, then spiral into getting drunk off pizza and asking if vapes are secretly giving everybody diabetes. From there, we break down “Scary Movie 6,” argue about whether you really want a grown man or just a grown child, and unpack how dating apps are scrambling everyone’s brains.

We also get into why some people’s faces don’t match their energy, how awkward it is trying to talk to strangers in public, and the chaotic art of catfishing in the era of filters. By the end, it’s all about turning a bad day into a good set and using comedy to flip the script.

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