In this episode of Broskiedoodles, Chef Maurice and I dive deep into some truly spicy topics. First off, we're mourning the end of the Oakland A's era as they head off to Las Vegas—because why not, right? Moneyball didn’t save them this time! We also reminisce about teams that no longer exist, like the Montreal Expos, and why their merch still slaps. Then, things get real weird as Maurice recounts his accidental visit to a nudist beach with his family—cue awkward vibes, lots of dongs, and some questionable beach etiquette. Oh, and naturally, we throw in some good ol' racial stereotypes for fun and ask the important questions: Is it acceptable to tap your junk a little to make sure it's not hiding in your balls at a nudist beach? Don't worry, we end things with some nostalgia for the good old days of Forgetting Sarah Marshall and a look at how Jason Segel and Mila Kunis gave us cinema's most iconic nude scenes. Spicy topics, awkward moments, and some solid bro advice sprinkled throughout!

The man, the myth, the god—Shohei Ohtani. This guy's out here setting insane records, like a 50/50 season (home runs and stolen bases, not a lunch combo), and we break down all the craziness around his legendary home run ball that’s now worth over $1.5 million. Oh, and did we mention the kid suing because he didn’t get the ball? Yeah, that's happening. Spoiler: we don’t hold back on calling him out for being salty. We also get into a little debate about memorabilia—would you keep that $1.5M ball or cash in ASAP? And just when you think we're all about baseball, we switch gears to something “green”—recycling! But hold up, is all that sorting of plastics even doing anything? Spoiler alert: most of it is kinda useless. Turns out, big biz would rather just make new plastic, so all those late-night recycling sprints? Yeah, maybe take it easy.

The infamous plastic straw ban. You know, because one turtle had a bad day with a straw, now we’re all stuck with soggy paper straws that disintegrate halfway through our milkshakes. Trust me, it’s wild. But here’s the kicker—plastic might’ve actually saved turtles from way worse back in the day. Yup, before plastic, they were killing hundreds of thousands of turtles just for their shells! Oh, and don’t get me started on the whole “carry your own reusable straw” movement. Are we just accepting defeat here? I also throw in a spicy comparison to the whole “trans bathroom” debate (because why not?).

Basically, this episode is me ranting about how we're all just trying to survive in a world that keeps finding new ways to make us feel guilty for simply enjoying our milkshakes!