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This week on Oooh They Funny, we're asking some questions that might have you rethinking everything! First, “So It Was All Bots” takes a look at social media outrage, political division, and whether we've been manipulated into hating people we don't even know by accounts that aren't even real. Then, in “Being Intentional,” we discuss the importance of making conscious decisions about our relationships, personal growth, and the direction of our lives instead of just going through the motions. Finally, “When Did Becoming Available Become Unattractive?” dives into modern dating and why a man showing genuine interest can sometimes be seen as desperate, while the guy who barely makes an effort somehow becomes more desirable. From manufactured outrage to personal accountability to the confusing rules of dating, Tony A, Eddie P, Riskay, and Steven J are bringing plenty of laughs, different perspectives, and conversations you won't want to miss!

This week on Oooh They Funny, the crew talks about those moments when life starts making you realize you might not be as young as you think you are. We kick things off with “Starting to Break Down,” discussing the aches, pains, longer recovery times, and lifestyle changes that come with getting older—and whether age is really the problem or if we just stopped taking care of ourselves. Then “We Warned You” gets into why people tend to ignore warnings until the consequences show up at their own front door, touching on everything from AI and automation to climate change, technology, politics, and the decisions society may look back on years from now and wonder why we didn’t take more seriously. Finally, “Your Reputation Got Here First” explores how much someone’s past—or what everybody else says about them—should influence how we see them, whether people deserve a clean slate, and how difficult it can be to convince people you’ve changed when you’re the one who built the reputation in the first place.

This week on Oooh They Funny, we get into what happens when one person refuses to go along with everybody else, starting with “The Lone Holdout” and the controversy surrounding the lone juror who prevented a verdict in the Lindsay Clancy trial. We debate whether standing firm makes you principled or problematic, how race changed the public conversation, and whether the other jurors should be taking their deliberations to the media. Then we switch gears with “That’s Your Friend, Not Mine,” talking about the awkward situations that come with friends-of-friends—from disrespect and unwanted plus-ones to whether you’re expected to inherit somebody else’s beef. Finally, “I’m Happy for You…Kinda” gets into the uncomfortable truth about jealousy: can you genuinely celebrate somebody’s success while secretly wondering when it’s going to be your turn, and can you tell when somebody smiling in your face isn’t really rooting for you?

This week on Oooh They Funny, we’re talking about knowing your value, questioning what “beauty” even means anymore, and navigating that one friend your significant other just can’t stand. We kick things off with “You’ll Miss Me When I’m Gone,” discussing why some people don’t appreciate what you bring to the table until you stop showing up and whether it’s better to explain your value or let your absence speak for itself. Then we ask “Where Did All the Ugly Women Go?” as we break down filters, fillers, BBLs, veneers, and the social media beauty template—and wonder if looking natural might eventually become the thing that makes somebody stand out. Finally, “The Friend Your Significant Other Can’t Stand” gets into what happens when your relationship and your friendships collide, whether your partner should ever have a say in who you hang with, and that painful moment when you realize they were right about your friend the whole damn time.

This week on **Oooh They Funny**, we’re trying to figure out how one man allegedly convinced 26 women he was an NFL player and wealthy investor—and somehow walked away with over a million dollars before it all came crashing down. From there, we talk about recognizing when life gives you an opportunity and what happens when you fail to take advantage of your moment, whether it’s in your career, relationships, sports, or chasing a dream. And finally, we lighten things up with some ridiculous “what would you do?” situations—from destroying somebody’s toilet with no plunger in sight, to meeting an ugly baby, getting into the wrong car, and getting caught talking shit about somebody standing right behind you. It’s scams, missed opportunities, awkward moments, and plenty of laughs on this week’s **Oooh They Funny**.

This week on OoohTheyFunny, we’re talking about the people who complain about damn near everything and how constant negativity can slowly wear down a relationship, kill attraction, and make you stop taking even legitimate concerns seriously. Then we get into vulnerability—what it takes to truly open up to someone, how past betrayals can make you more guarded, and whether a relationship can really be close when one person refuses to let their walls down. Finally, we lighten things up with irrational fears, from the ridiculous things we know probably won’t hurt us to the random fears somebody put in our heads years ago that we still can’t shake. From negativity and emotional walls to the completely unreasonable things that have us shook, this episode has plenty of laughs, debates, and moments that might have you realizing, “Damn… I do that too.

This week on Oooh They Funny, we’re getting into love, loyalty, race, and the reality of watching our parents get older. We start by asking whether relationships are ever truly 50/50 when it comes to love, whether you’d rather love your partner more or be loved more, and when loving somebody too much can cause you to lose yourself. Then we get into “Coonin’ Ain’t Easy,” sparked by Stephen A. Smith receiving the NABJ’s “Thumbs Down Award,” as we debate the difference between holding the Black community accountable and building a platform by constantly criticizing Black people for the approval of certain audiences. Finally, we lighten things up with “My Parents Started Acting Old,” talking about those funny—and sometimes emotional—moments when you realize your parents are starting to move, talk, and act like your grandparents used to. It’s an episode about relationships changing, communities holding each other accountable, and realizing that whether we like it or not, everybody is getting older.

This week on OoohTheyFunny, we’re getting into two conversations that might have you questioning where the line should actually be drawn. First, we talk about when parents should stop putting their children before themselves—from sacrificing relationships, money, and retirement to constantly bailing out grown kids and even being forced to choose between a child and a spouse. When does being a devoted parent turn into enabling, and is it ever okay to finally put yourself first? Then we switch gears and look at things that used to be embarrassing but somehow became completely normal. Living with your parents as an adult, meeting your spouse online, therapy, recording yourself crying, wearing pajamas in public, asking strangers for money online—the rules have definitely changed. Are we becoming a more accepting society, or have we just stopped being embarrassed by things we probably should be? And what are we judging people for today that nobody will care about 10 years from now? It’s parenting, sacrifice, social media, changing standards, and plenty of questionable behavior this week on OoohTheyFunny

This week on **Oooh They Funny**, the crew imagines what it would really be like to live through *The Odyssey*, questioning everything from going to war over someone else's wife to surviving a decade-long journey home filled with impossible choices, bad decisions, and lessons that still apply today. They also hand out some hilarious and practical summer advice, sharing the funniest mistakes, biggest pet peeves, and simple tips that can save you from ruining your summer. Then the conversation takes a turn into the grossest stories imaginable as everyone reveals the disgusting habits, dirty homes, questionable hygiene, and unforgettable moments that made them think, "You disgust me." As always, the episode blends humor, storytelling, and relatable debates that will have you laughing while wondering how people actually live like that.

This week on **OoohTheyFunny**, the crew dives into the latest developments in the Nolan Wells case, breaking down the newly enhanced phone call, conflicting timelines, the independent autopsy, and the growing public debate as the case heads to a grand jury. They discuss how much weight should be given to unverified evidence, the responsibilities of friends after a tragedy, and whether social media helps uncover the truth or only adds more confusion. Then, the mood shifts with a hilarious round of **Tough Decisions**, where the hosts are forced to make impossible choices—from escaping a gorilla or surviving a great white shark, to choosing between $50 million and the people they love, proving that sometimes the funniest conversations come from the hardest decisions.

This week on **Oooh They Funny**, we're covering three topics that hit just about everybody at some point in life. First, we dive into the stress of buying a new car—knowing when it's time to move on from your old ride, avoiding costly mistakes, and figuring out whether dealerships or online car buying are really the better option. Then we lighten the mood with a hilarious conversation about the "best time to get some," breaking down relationship timing, missed signals, funny excuses, and why reading the room might be one of the most underrated relationship skills. Finally, we wrap things up with a meaningful discussion on how to set your kids up for success, from teaching independence and life skills to finding the balance between helping your children and preparing them for the real world. As always, expect plenty of laughs, honest opinions, and stories that'll have you saying, "Man... I've been there.

This week's episode of Oooh They Funny dives into four thought-provoking conversations that blend humor with real-life reflection. The crew discusses how to find peace when the apology you're waiting for may never come, whether closure comes from others or from within, and the difference between forgiveness and reconciliation. They also examine the evolution of Black lead characters in television and film, debating the impact of representation, meaningful diversity, and the changing roles Black actors are playing in Hollywood. Things take a lighter turn with a hilarious "What if you had a dragon?" discussion, imagining everything from dragon rules and government regulations to HOA complaints and sky traffic. Finally, the hosts tackle the idea that coming from a "good home" doesn't guarantee certain life choices, exploring parenting, personal responsibility, and why even children raised with strong values can end up taking unexpected paths. As always, expect plenty of laughs, honest opinions, and conversations that will have you debating long after the episode ends.

This week on **Oooh They Funny**, the crew discusses the tragic death of Nolan Wells, sharing condolences with his family while exploring why the case has sparked so many questions, conversations about trust, and the different realities many Black families prepare their children for. They also take a personal look inward with the question, *"What would your younger self be disappointed about?"* leading to honest and often funny conversations about broken promises, changing dreams, growing older, relationships, and the unexpected paths life takes. To wrap things up, the cast finally reaches the conclusion of their **Choose Your Own Adventure** story, where every decision has led to this final moment and the fate of the group is revealed.

This week on Oooh They Funny, the crew reflects on the people who've shaped our lives and what happens when they're no longer around, whether through distance, circumstance, or death. They discuss the lessons left behind by both positive and negative influences, the things we don't appreciate until it's too late, and how loss can change the way we love, parent, and move through life. Then the conversation takes a sharp turn into the dating world as they tackle the question: at what point do we stop blaming bad luck and admit that some people just keep choosing dumb partners? From friends with a history of questionable relationships to the difference between being uneducated and genuinely unintelligent, the crew debates whether a person's intelligence should be a dealbreaker and whether friends have a responsibility to speak up when someone's dating an idiot. Plus, Part 3 of the Choose Your Own Adventure saga continues as the gang deals with the fallout from their time-traveling chaos and tries to figure out what happens next in a story that's becoming stranger by the minute.

This week on OoohTheyFunny, the crew tackled three topics that had listeners looking at life from completely different angles. First, they debated why some cities celebrate championships by climbing poles and setting things on fire while Texans seem more likely to fire up a grill and be home before midnight, asking whether sports riots are tradition, foolishness, or somewhere in between. Then they got into the age-old question of whether parents owe their children anything after they turn 18, discussing where support ends, where enabling begins, and whether adult children owe their parents anything in return. Finally, they had some fun with "You Too Old for That," breaking down the habits, activities, and life choices people say come with an expiration date, while questioning who gets to decide what's age-appropriate in the first place. Plus, a mysterious new clue surfaced that may change everything in the *Choose Your Own Adventure* story as Episode 2 gets closer.