All members of the group huddle to talk about what makes the world go round — money. They talk about their (potentially terrible) spending and saving habits and try to lure in companies to sponsor the podcast. Also, Tovy and Karl try to settle their debt issues through passive aggression.

There's nothing scarier than real life, so Anna, Karl, Marla and Xave share horror stories from college, work and the toilet in time for spooky szn.

The group continues to bond over shared trauma from college, reminisces the joy and sadness of spilled macaroni soup, and reflects on whether taking up journalism was a right choice. Marla also airs her side of Tovy's balloon breakdown.

The group reminisces about their life in college, being intimidated by the universities, and Tovy's breakdown because of a balloon. Also, a new employee joins in on the company-sponsored Bible Discussion Study Meeting.

Anna, Karl and Xave mark the beginning of the longest Christmas celebration in the world as the -ber months begin. They wonder aloud what would Christmas be like during the pandemic, what's it like to celebrate Christmas without a new ABS-CBN station ID, and how to restart the economy by participating in the capitalist frenzy surrounding the holidays.

Books, DOTA, yoga, exercising, plans to bake bread, a plot to revive Anna's presumably dying cactus Pritchard, and a whole lot of objects shown to listeners — all things that's keeping us busy during quarantine.

Eight months into the year and five months into quarantine, four friends from journalism school gather together for an unlicensed group therapy session about their experiences, realizations, and hopes for the future. (Spoiler: There's not much to hope for.)