Three Idiots, Five Stars

Jay, Chris and comedian Ben Rosenfeld humorously discuss giving up and "retiring" by becoming farmers, the potential for a cold civil war and $14 haircuts.

Jay, Chris and comedian Ben Rosenfeld laugh about Ben's trip to LA, dying in debt, performative work with LinkedIn presence and aviation girl.

Chris, Jay and comedian Ben Rosenfeld rant, laugh and thoughtfully discuss cat surgery prices doubling, Volvo recalls, conspiracies involving Big Toll, The NJ Transit, NJ Turnpike and Uber and how Academia and Diversity Inc don't want you discussing misandry.

Jay, Chris and comedian Ben Rosenfeld laugh (and nearly cry) about perpetual insecurity during dating, pitch an AI gym assistant and discuss the malfeasance of NYC public schools including lunch table trafficking.

Chris, Jay and comedian Ben Rosenfeld discuss out-of-control prices in everything from medical care to Taco Bell, the moon landing conspiracy and overconfidence in their knowledge.

Jay, Chris and comedian Ben Rosenfeld laugh about Chris's pinky fracture, Ben's passive aggressive parenting and the best team to play with in NBA Jam.

Chris, Jay and comedian Ben Rosenfeld discuss Chris’s big HGTV dreams, brainstorm a movie about The Debt Collector or is it The Nut Collector? Then analyze accusations of pet eating and electronic voting glitches. 

Chris, Jay and comedian Ben Rosenfeld discuss fake suburban dealers, Jay's sobriety and escapisms, the origin of their podcast name, and a conspiracy involving Scooby Doo.

Jay, Chris and comedian Ben Rosenfeld discuss Ben's sketch comedy idea, the prevalence of fake internet reviews, the challenges of balancing work and personal life, their experiences playing the Halo video game series and then delve into the Big Glitter conspiracy.

Comedian Ben Rosenfeld enjoys Chris's rant about excessive work meetings. Then they mock the dynamics of power in the workplace and debate if they are really "working under duress" or can relocate and retire whenever they want.

Chris and comedian Ben Rosenfeld discuss Chris's adventures with secondhand sink and appliance shopping, Costco caskets and the August burnout that happens when most therapists go on vacation.

Jay and comedian Ben Rosenfeld discuss Ewing Theory, the decision to have kids and whether anyone regrets it, filling the void of addiction and how Norm Macdonald was a bit of a rebel.

Chris, Jay and comedian Ben Rosenfeld laugh about how easy crime must've been before the 1970s, a Target Spectrum scam, how feeling important is a universal human need and Chris's dream of becoming a house husband.

Jay, Chris and comedian Ben Rosenfeld discuss Gen Z's positivity, the world and everything in it speeding up faster and faster and the subjective vs the objective and how it relates to comedy.

Chris and comedian Ben Rosenfeld discuss entrance music, The Grustle Monster, work-life boundaries, a 10-day-old take on the Butler, PA incident and power in politics. Meanwhile, Jay is on hiatus.

Chris, Jay and comedian Ben Rosenfeld pitch a Will Smith - Chris Rock buddy cop movie involving aliens while chatting about commercial acting auditions, woodworking, plumbers and why you should never trust the experts.

Chris, Jay and comedian Ben Rosenfeld chat about local NYC politics, going into a pool with a shirt, alone time from your significant other and a historical July 4th conspiracy.

Jay, Chris and comedian Ben Rosenfeld debate the presidential debates, discuss what we owe our kookie neighbors and micro-landlords and Jay shares his first ever dating story.

Jay shares a sweet story while Chris and comedian Ben Rosenfeld share conspiracy theories galore about Formula 1 Racing, Big Bidet, Taylor Swift taking out Britney Spears, and JFK.

Chris, Jay and Ben Rosenfeld discuss plans for their new type of retail store then share "medicinal" stories and weekly frustrations.

Jay, Chris and Ben compare the childhood wonder of train sets to the adult horror of a train going express unannounced. They then delve into NYC air conditioning issues and rework some of their recurring segments.

Chris, Jay and comedian Ben Rosenfeld tackle sugar, being judgemental, the justness of executing The Romanovs, Starbucks vs Dunkin' and universal basic income.

Three best friends from college laugh about their midlife crises, discuss what it means to be an artist and attempt empathy.