Bob catches Monét up on what's happening in the world and finds out whether she actually knows any Alanis Morissette songs. They also discuss whether Monét is Gen Y, if they enjoy watching cringe content, and whether Topanga from Boy Meets World is Black-coded or if that's just Bob's opinion. Plus, they try to remember what's currently in their Instagram bios, discuss whether multiple universes exist, and reveal what good they'd do in the world if they had extreme wealth. They also role play to figure out whether you should have to pay for something you break in a store and compare how they take off their shirts.

Bob and Monét discuss why Bob doesn't write about romance, whether gossiping is bad for the soul, and whether karma is really coming for Wendy Williams and Perez Hilton. They also ask if they're feminists or womanists, if we're consuming media too quickly, and whether children should aspire to be famous. They discuss making money versus being obsessed with money, whether you need passion to start a business, and whether everyone has dreams for their lives. They also break down whether WALL-E is problematic, rank their favorite animated movies, and debate whether Reese Witherspoon is really Southern.

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Bob and Monét discuss the problems with the U.S. food supply and whether people really eat their chips one at a time. They also get back into their Every Ru Girl series, compare Bob's Drag Race makeup to Suzie Toot's, and discuss which queens think Bob doesn't like them because of the podcast. Plus, Monét apologizes to Arrietty but can't agree on how to pronounce her name, reveals the source of Bob's sniffles, and shares what happened after a queen DM'd her about comments she made about her performance. They also look at their latest Sibling Rivalry reviews, talk about childhood nicknames, and Bob calls out the queen he thinks would be a great stand-up.

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Bob and Monét go deep on Sibling Rivalry, starting with Bob's TikTok Shop obsession and whether being called a hustler is a compliment or an insult. They play a game designed to learn more about each other, including what they do when they're alone, where they want to travel before they die, and the excuses they make that hold them back. Plus, they reveal their most embarrassing memories, reflect on their lowest moments, and share the dreams they've let go of that still hurt. They also discuss whether their past accomplishments motivate them to do hard things and whether Bob should go back to college.

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Bob and Monét discuss why viewers are accusing Monét of using AI and whether Bob is ready to redesign the Sibling Rivalry set. They also talk about how they get into drag at comedy clubs, whether artists care when other artists release songs with the same title, and who released "Soak It Up" first. Plus, Monét explains how she feels when people say they're proud of her, and Bob quizzes her on who's actually allowed to say it. They also debate whether people who drink are uncomfortable around sober people, whether couples who don't fight aren't communicating, and the things people do on the internet that bother them.

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Bob and Monét look back at their septum ring journeys, discuss how far the moon is from Earth, and discuss why adding "or whatever" to the end of a reply is driving Bob crazy. They get into what their retirement jobs would be and whether Monét would drop everything to support Bob on his live dates. Plus, they remember when Febreze first hit the market and they used it on everything, guess the years major events happened, and break down RuPaul's Drag Race catchphrases. They also discuss Mariah Carey confronting Sandra Bernhard, take on a far-away-from-the-mic challenge, and Bob once again tries to get to the bottom of Monét's family's cell phone tower ownership.

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Bob and Monét discuss whether they've seen each other nude and what makes a picture officially count as a nude. Monét suggests they consider exchanging pics for a very specific reason. Monét shares the story of her FFS, and Bob explains what makes feet sexy. Plus, they share their near-death experiences, describe each other's For You pages, discuss when it's appropriate to use your car horn, and discuss stoplight etiquette. They also share Los Angeles restaurant recommendations, getting arrested, and which of their friends is most likely to get arrested.

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Bob and Monét discuss what kind of restaurant they'd open, the evolution of rap, and Bob's new battle rap era. They also debate whether the country is ready to elect a woman or queer president, what subjects you can only learn in college, and whether an arts degree is worth the money. Plus, Monét reveals a "rare" picture of Boband they get into their beefs. They also debate RuPaul vs. Tyra Banks, whether Monét is considering going straight, the shows Bob needs to catch up on, and whether Monét should become a single parent.

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Bob and Monét ask which singers are on par with Mariah Carey and identify the one thing Bob is constantly leaving behind. Bob shares an encounter with a shy stripper, and they discuss what makes a good go-go dancer and their tipping techniques. Plus, they get into rounding measurements up or down in different scenarios, having slumber parties as kids, and reveal when they stopped wetting the bed, including a time Bob wet the bed as an adult. They also share their most embarrassing slumber party moments, whether high school is too old for sleepovers, and whether they'd let their own kids go to slumber parties.

Bob and Monét discuss Bob's experience at the Roast of Mistress Isabelle Brooks, go over a Reddit review of the roast, and reveal who they thought did the best. They also ask if drag queens attract fans with similar personalities, test each other on vocabulary words, and discuss whether they might ever get into a physical fight. Plus, Monét considers inviting Bob to some club gigs, Bob reveals a word he really loves, and they discuss their boundaries around sharing with each other. They also talk about Instagram Close Friends, what qualifies someone as a musician, and whether they can make themselves cry in 60 seconds.