In this episode, we discuss a variety of topics ranging from a zebra that escaped a private zoo in Tennessee to the implications of NCAA players being compensated. We explore cultural differences in language, the evolution of professional sports, and the entertainment value of unique teams like the Savannah Bananas. The conversation highlights the changing landscape of sports and the impact of money on the integrity of games. Gabe "retires" from filming offroad, and Chris makes an exciting announcement about his new business. We delve into the political climate surrounding illegal immigration in California, highlighting the economic impacts and public sentiment towards illegal immigration. The discussion also touches on the implications of recent protests and the role of external influences in shaping public unrest. In this segment, the conversation delves into various political themes, including the responsibility of California leaders not accepting responsibility, the role of moderates in the current political landscape, and the perceptions of protesters. The discussion also touches on historical contexts regarding land ownership and the deployment of the National Guard, as well as the rights of citizens versus non-citizens. Plus so much more!

In this episode, the guys reflect on Memorial Weekend, share personal stories about immigration challenges, and discuss life in Montgomery, Alabama. Gabe reveals his recent car purchase, a BMW M235i, and the modifications he plans to make. The conversation also touches on the humorous aspects of their lives, including the antics of a new shop dog and the quirks of store buzzers. We also engage in a lighthearted conversation that transitions into serious discussions about judicial accountability, political truths, government spending, and the impact of COVID-19 on work ethics. They also touch on personal anecdotes related to food and family, creating a blend of humor and insightful commentary.

In this 85th episode of Chew Quieter, the guys have a lively discussion that begins with a hypothetical scenario about a war between the US and the rest of the world. The conversation transitions into a light-hearted quiz on US civics as Chris prepares for his naturalization test, leading to humorous exchanges about historical figures and constitutional knowledge. The episode concludes with a controversial discussion about a recent statement made by Trump regarding South Africa, highlighting the complexities of political discourse. The conversation also touches on the necessity of regular health screenings. We also delve into various topics including the influence of media on public perception, Trump's rising approval ratings amidst economic promises, the recent Brooklyn Bridge incident involving a Mexican ship, and the implications of political threats in discourse.