Topic: Amen

The "Anonymous Roaster of Beans" introduces Good Boy Coffee, a specialty coffee company that donates proceeds to animal welfare. The discussion touches on the "pretentious" nature of coffee cupping and tasting protocols. Several producers request "Boogity Boogity Amen" and "F-Cancer" jingles alongside their donations.

Representative Emanuel Cleaver, acting as guest chaplain, concluded an opening prayer for Congress by saying "Amen and Awoman." The hosts mock this as an absurd peak of political correctness, noting that "Amen" is a Hebrew word meaning "so be it" and has no gendered etymology. They suggest this reflects the current state of cultural programming.

A discussion regarding the mechanics and hygiene of Keurig coffee machines in hotel rooms. One host describes the specific process of using a newer model in a Fort Lauderdale hotel, expressing frustration over being left with only decaf pods and the perceived inability to properly clean the internal components of the machines.

Adam Curry describes a recent habit of speaking to himself out loud while walking to spin class in Austin. He recounts an embarrassing moment where he loudly said "Amen fist bump" in public, causing bystanders in Ugg boots to react. The hosts discuss adopting the phrase as a new morning greeting for the show's community.