Today we are talking all about the weirdest, worst, and wildest thing you guys have had friends do to you. Making out with your brother? Wild. Making out with your brother while you're in the bed with them? WEIRDDDDD. Of course we need to rehash the season premiere of DWTS and dive into perhaps the most important question of all: Who is gayer - Mike or Sully? Feedback appreciated. Love you.
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