Bryan hit the bricks at his parents' El Paso hell house and injured himself moving some wrought iron patio furniture and Erin has some odd encounters with tech and influencers at multiple Vancouver restaurants. Erin's discussing the first recorded sexual harassment lawsuit from 1970 by Cornell University employee Carmita Dickerson and how assaults are still happening 56 years later at college campuses across the country. Bryan brings up a recent censorship of a Protect The Dolls t-shirt by the BBC during a segment on Strictly Come Dancing, and wonders how their word salad response doesn't make much sense with other t-shirts that have been aired on the publicly-funded television network.

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