Paying for AI to take your place at work. New York gets a Rat Czar. Double News Sports Edition: A German soccer team giving away home game seats for free. Shaq's proper name. Women's sports is gaining fans big time. Profile in Class: Giving gift cards to your host. No…

Brian's dad gives his first on-camera interview. He talks about where class comes from and where you find it. No matter who you are or where you live. All class all the time.

This wine is cheap, alright. Wisdom and youth are mutually exclusive. LA traffic is inescapable. Brian's proud of his kid being nice. Morgan is just glad Brian's home. This one gets really cheesy.

You heard SpaceX's Starship blew up. But Brian explains why that isn't a failure. Morgan tells us a story about parrots on video chat that's both cute and terribly sad to us. But it's a nice story! And a sad story.

Starship takes off. Why it's a win even though it exploded. Parrots love to video chat. Whine and Cheese. An interview with the Godfather of Class. No Class Picks: LA only has one NBA team. And making assumptions about who people are.

They're charging extra to add ice to drinks in San Francisco. For real. Plus, sometimes "have a nice day" sounds like an insult. NOTE: This segment is audio-only because of a camera issue. Thanks for understanding.

Lily joins the show to act as a Gen Z ambassador for Thatsnoclass. She tells us what the word "camp" means. And she explains why promposals are such a big deal to kids in high school today. NOTE: We had camera issues during this segment so it's audio-only. Thanks for…

Morgan has the amazing opportunity to retire at 35 if she just joins these couples and meets their mentor. Totally normal thing to hear from strangers when you're shopping at Target. Right?

Tesla employees like sharing funny memes and videos at work top, but they can use video from customers' cars to go viral on the work chat. Plus, Morgan tells about deadly fashion trends of the 19th century. Be careful around candles when your dress is flammable. Just saying.

Tesla footage becomes office memes. News from the 1850s. Pyramid schemes at Target. For Young: Camp and Promposals. No Class Picks: Polite goodbyes as insults. Plus, surcharge for iced coffee. NOTE: We had camera issues on the last two segments of the show so those segments are audio-only this week.…

Morgan fights back when a woman buying a salad tries to include her in a racist tirade. And telling someone they look tired if probably never a good idea.

Brian tells a tale about a man with all the money in the world, but no clue on how to host friends at his fancy house. Some people don't know what to do with money. Here's a hint: buy some curtains.

This book, man. This book. Talking 'bout, King George invented left and right shoes. But could it possibly be true? Brian finds out.

The Pope shows off his sense of humor after a stay at the hospital. And two guys go to all the trouble of breaking out of prison, but can't resist some pancakes. If you're gonna escape...escape, fool.

The Pope got jokes. Breaking out of prison for those IHOP pancakes. 100 Percent Facts: Left and Right Shoes. A Lesson in Class: Rich guys are bad hosts. No Class Picks: You look tired. Give me a salad with no racism on it, please.

No class picks from episode 17.

"You Think What?" from episode 17

Double news from episode 17. More sad crimes and prehistoric meatballs.

News from episode 17. Disney outsmarts the city. A woman pulls off the saddest crime for four days.

Disney's trick up its sleeve. Going back to high school. Double News. Mammoth Meatball. T Rex Lips. The Book Thief. You Think What? No Class Picks

Morgan called Brian out for his Subway sandwich order on Episode 13, now it's HIS turn. Cottage cheese anyone? And Morgan's classmates ghost her on a group project. No class, kids. No class.

Not all beanies and not all times, but you know it when you see it. Morgan and Brian have different frames of reference, but a beanie is always a statement. Disclaimer: Morgan and Brian do wear beanies. It gets cold out there, man.

Morgan finds the wildest story of a novelist who lied to everybody in his life and pulled it off all the way until the end. He lost his Espanish. And Brian said he'd do it in Episode 15 and here it is: the full explanation of just what the heck…

You can call 311 for almost anything. An author's big lie gets uncovered. Debating the Douche level of wearing beanies. Making Biscuits Supreme with Brian's grandma. No Class Picks