Andy talks about doing stand-up comedy at a cocaine anonymous convention in Kansas. Sam sings Andy a song. Chuck says he’ll never love a woman again.

Kari Shepherd comes on the podcast and talks about all of her service work and her own recovery story. She agrees that Chuck is a bad comedian.

Andy broke his bone and he can’t take any painkillers because he’s a stupid drug addict, so he was extra grumpy in this episode. Sammy yawned twice.

Chuck was really bad today.

The fellows talk about the meaning of life. What’s more important — values or happiness? We also reminisce on the first recovery meetings we ever attended.

Chuck and Sam talk about how much they hate each other and Andy has to squash the beef. Also discussed: antiquated ideas in AA and old wisdom in AA.

The guys talk about the biggest lies they told in active addiction and explore the possibility of a magic genie granting them the ability to use all the drugs they want without getting addicted.

Sam and Chuck were totally worthless on this episode, guys. You would think after beating Andy in the roast battle, Sam‘s confidence would be riding high but he just showed up being a yawning, drooling, zero that just sat there petting his hair. Chuck had even less to contribute. Andy also wasn’t very good.

The guys talk about how zoomers have culturally appropriated the term “trigger warning” from the drug addict community. Also discussed: the best and worst sober movies plus the difference between rigorous honesty and brutal honesty.

The guys talk about how 2Pac predicted heaven and how Andy doesn’t need to make amends to anybody.