3 chapters across the catalog
A discussion on mind control uses the example of public restroom hand dryers. A viral story claimed these devices blow bacteria and "poop particles" onto hands, leading many businesses to switch back to paper towels. The hosts suggest this was a successful propaganda campaign likely influenced by the paper industry to change consumer behavior through fear.
The World Health Organization clarifies its stance on using cash, advising people to wash their hands after handling money rather than calling for its abolition. The hosts view the discouragement of cash and restrictions on movement as a form of "martial law light."
A lighter discussion on masculine traits, such as the desire to provide and fix things (e.g., changing tires or catching spiders). The hosts share a personal anecdote about household "equality" based on hygiene, specifically the rule of closing the toilet lid before flushing to prevent the spread of germs. They link the male desire to "win" prizes at fairs to ancestral hunter-gatherer instincts.
