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Chris describes his transformation into an "RVer" after buying a $1,000 camper and successfully completing his first family camping adventure.

• Purchase of a $1,000 vintage camper requiring thorough inspection before first use
• Dealing with a leaking black water tank repaired by Chris's wife using Flex Seal
• First camping experience at a Yogi Bear campground with amenities like outdoor movies and bounce houses
• Observations about campground culture and how the cheapest setups often host the happiest campers
• Post-trip repairs including screen door fixes and rewiring the trailer brake controller
• Reflection on the joys of family time and watching kids develop life skills through camping
• Discussion of Tony's luxury camping setup that resembles a small house with multiple bedrooms and lofts
• Amusing anecdote about paying $17 for tiny pieces of wood for a miniature camping fireplace

We're taking the camper up to Green Bay for the Packers game tomorrow. If you're in the area, look for the smallest, cutest RV in the lot!

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Three friends reflect on their complicated relationship with golf, from childhood obsessions to adult misadventures and the unexpected joys found in a sport that's simultaneously frustrating and addictive.

• Tony recounts learning golf at age 12 with his friend Jeff, playing endless rounds at a par-three course called Zoblocky
• Golf took a backseat when teenage interests emerged, but returned as an adult social activity
• After a 14-year hiatus, Tony's anxiety about returning to golf led to practice sessions at local driving ranges
• Jay reveals his surprising golf skills despite using mismatched clubs and an unconventional approach
• Don shares a disastrous golf outing story involving his extremely intoxicated father-in-law
• The hosts discuss infamous golf tournaments, including a controversial strip club-sponsored event
• The group debates the true costs of golf as a hobby and ways to enjoy it without breaking the bank
• The episode concludes with plans to organize their own Top Shelf Stories golf outing

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Three dads navigate the murky waters of online child safety, debating the real dangers of popular platforms like Roblox and why one father made the drastic decision to ban it from his children's devices.

• Shocking discovery of predatory behavior on Roblox, a platform with 65 million concurrent players
• Chris Hansen's involvement in exposing online predators targeting children through gaming platforms
• The vulnerability of children to manipulation by adults with malicious intent
• Comparison between digital spaces like Roblox and physical locations like Walmart as potential danger zones
• How parents can have honest conversations with children about online safety without causing paranoia
• One father's approach to explaining to his children why they're susceptible to manipulation despite being smart for their age
• The challenge of balancing protection with preparing children for the real world
• Different parenting approaches to monitoring children's online activities
• The rise of YouTube channels dedicated to catching online predators
• How algorithms can lead parents down rabbit holes of fear about digital dangers

Next week we'll be live on Roblox.