The boys finally get brave enough to take on one of their childhood fears: reading something meant for giiiiirls!
Nevermind that Dawn's house is haunted. We're just fascinated by the well-oiled machine of business that is the club itself. Maybe that was the point?
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Episode 11: The Indian in the Cupboard

Andy, Harold, and Josh are three grown-ass men looking back on the books that were either popular or taught in school in the days of their youth in the ’90s, offering their totally grown-up opinions and analysis of the lessons they learned from them then and how those lessons hit now. Maybe in all this they will find out why they and their whole generation is so messed up, but probably not. At least they’re reading. (Warning: Contains language and behavior not suitable for children. Listener discretion is advised.)