"Divorce is hard. It doesn't matter if you're the one leaving or if... you're the one who got left. It makes folks do crazy things."
Roy's Crisis, Rebecca's Confession, and Ted's Tough Call; Mike and Marc are joined by Colleen and Jay Glatfelter (from The Broadcast / Geek.Dad.Life.) for a deep dive of season 1, episode 9.
Roy faces self-doubt and fears of being benched, while Rebecca wrestles with guilt and confesses her past wrongdoings to Ted. With the final match against Manchester City looming, tensions soar. Ted is forced to make a tough decision: prioritize winning or support his struggling players.
Match Highlights: mature character interactions, aerodynamics of mustaches and linguistics correlation, the rule of 3 in comedy, little girls are mysterious, Van Dyke facial hair, plus much, much more...
(Recorded: May 20th, 2024)
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