This episode kicks off with a full recap of the kickback we had this weekend—vibes were high, drinks were flowing, and Julian once again proved he’s the undisputed reigning champ of beer pong . From there, Melissa takes the mic for a quick (okay… maybe not that quick) vent sesh, because sometimes you just gotta let it out.

Then we turn things up with another round of F*ck, Marry, Kill, where the choices get messy, the opinions get loud, and nobody is safe. We wrap it all up by getting real about ghosting—is it ever justified, or is it always a red flag move?

Laughs, hot takes, and a little bit of chaos—just how we like it. Tune in.

In this episode of 4 of a Kind, we dive into one of the most controversial relationship debates: should exes stay friends? Is it maturity… or unfinished business? 👀

We break down when staying friends with an ex might be harmless, when it crosses boundaries, and how it can impact new relationships. Then we take it a step further and ask the real uncomfortable question — would you ever date your friend’s ex? Is that ever acceptable, or is it an automatic violation of trust and loyalty?

Expect honest opinions, personal experiences, and plenty of debate as we unpack where people draw the line, why emotions get messy, and whether some situations are truly unforgivable.

We’re starting this episode by humiliating ourselves on purpose. From accidentally pinching a stranger’s butt, to pulling our own hair out with a drill (don’t ask), to falling through a broken beach chair and getting absolutely taken out in public — these are the embarrassing moments that still randomly replay in our heads for no reason.

Once we get that off our chests, we move straight into the wildest rumors ever made up about us. Cheating accusations, fake identities, pretending to be gay in high school — the stories people confidently told about us that were completely untrue but somehow believable.

It’s messy, it’s unfiltered, it’s funny, and it’s very “why are we admitting this out loud?” If you’ve ever been publicly embarrassed and privately misjudged, this episode will make you feel way less alone.