Do You Wash Your Feet in the Shower?
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Why do the hosts start the episode questioning if people wash their feet in the shower?
Do you wash your feet in the shower? Apparently not all of us do. In this episode, we've got inappropriate dinner conversations about history and pressure with our dining guests who caught us all a little off guard with some of the answers, including one about cats. Check it out.
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This is
perfectly historically accurate spoonbread.
This looks better. I like This is John Hancock's spoonbread. I'm from California, so like we went to Colonial Williamsburg. Colonial I've been to Colonial Williamsburg and that is just not good. They they need some recipe over change. Well,
I think they made it accurate 'cause food back then probably wasn't so good. But an another thing that probably wasn't very good back then, we know, was hygiene because the founding fathers were stuck in a a room wearing basically like winter clothing,
yeah,
wigs. Overcoats, hoffy shirts, stinky. Um So it got us thinking. Maybe we should talk to people about their hygiene routine. I think that's good. What is your
odor hygiene routine? So usually deodorant. Um And it sometimes I miss. And what I've noticed is like it bothers me a lot more than it bothers other people, or no one says anything. But Do you wish people would say something? Um Yes, but not really, 'cause it's like at a certain point what are you gonna do? Hygiene it's like weird where I feel like telling people actually is the best thing to do. This is embarrassing, but recently I was in the shower with my girlfriend and she was like rubbing her feet and I was like, What are you doing? She was like, You don't wash your feet every time you get in the shower? And I was like, Oh, oh no. And I've started doing it but you don't wash your feet now I do. Wait.
Now I d I didn't know. I I would have fallen I would I would have been afraid to fall. I don't know. I w I didn't think about it, you know? I said it was embarrassing, okay? Andrew
I've waited all day.
I appreciate the honesty. I'm waiting
all day for you, man.
That's one of the most wild things I've ever heard in my life. No one taught me. What do you mean? So she was washing did someone teach you to blink? Ha ha. Very different. No. Okay, well,
let's not let's let's I wanna get it. I'm not making fun of you.
What personal hygiene stories do Dave and Chris share about foot‑washing habits?
I'm making fun of you. Don't shame him. Don't shame him yet. I wanna I don't want him to go back into a shell. I want to hear more about this. So you're in the shower, you're having a lovely shower together. Yeah. She's washing her feet. Yeah. And you were like
What is what is she?
I had never noticed it before. And she said, What, you don't wash your feet? Yeah. And you said what? Yes or no?
I said, uh no. So what what's I said sometimes probably. I d I said sometimes. Sometimes But I like like I always thought it trickles down. I know this sounds bad. Like economics? Yeah, exactly. Yeah.
Oh my god. It barely works in economics, and I don't think it works so much in a shadow. Let's uh entertain this notion. All that
soap up here, he's thinking Yeah, it's it's all in the where where is it going?
And I'm stepping in the water that's all you know? Yeah. Please don't tell me you're in a position of power. No, no, because when I learned I changed. Every time I put in the shower, I'm not sure. So I did you grow up in in the
jungle, a Tarzan? Did you were you did you live off the grid growing up? No. 'Cause I can't think of any other solution to
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why do the hosts start the episode questioning if people wash their feet in the shower?
0:06–3:27
2
What personal hygiene stories do Dave and Chris share about foot‑washing habits?
3:27–5:38
3
How does the conversation shift to the weird “Bravo!” moment and its meaning?
5:38–8:22
4
Why did Andrew recount having sex in a cat shelter and what did the hosts think about it?
8:22–11:05
5
What is the “five‑block rule” and how do the hosts use it for criticism?
11:05–13:20
6
Which jobs do the panel consider the most pressure‑filled and why?
13:20–15:45
7
How do the hosts discuss tattoo artists, their craft, and the risks of permanent ink?
15:45–18:05
8
What final thoughts do the guests share about standing ovations, airplane clapping, and closing the show?
18:05–20:13