One day your hairline’s normal. Next thing you know you’re analyzing family genetics like a forensic investigator and taking mirror selfies under different lighting trying to prove you’re not cooked. Even for a paralyzed guy, this sucks.

This episode starts with haircut regrets and hairline denial… and somehow ends with Max spending 9 hours on a table in Chicago getting his scalp reconstructed graft by graft.

Somewhere in the middle: a comedy club, public humiliation, a crowd chanting Max’s name, and a 6am surgery that suddenly felt very real.

We get into is the chaos, ego, pain tolerance, and the lengths men will go to avoid looking like George Costanza.

If your forehead’s been gaining square footage lately… this one’s for you.

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What happens when the quadfather gets drunk, discovers karaoke, and gets surrounded by friends who absolutely refuse to make responsible decisions?

This episode has everything: shower mimosas, Creed, wheelchair DUIs, strip club stories, weed edible disasters, and one of the most chaotic birthday parties we’ve ever had. What it's like to be drunk and disabled!

Just a couple of punks laughing way too hard and telling stories that probably should’ve stayed off camera. Enjoy.

What nobody talks about… we’re talking about.

This episode pulls back the curtain on one of the most real and least understood parts of life with a spinal cord injury: the bowel routine. It’s messy, it’s awkward, it’s weirdly technical… and somehow, it’s also hilarious.

From the awkward experiences to the outright mishaps to the “you’ve gotta be kidding me” moments, this is an unfiltered look at what it actually takes to keep life moving. Nothing sugar-coated, nothing off-limits—just real talk, dark humor, and a perspective most people never hear.

If you can handle it, hit play. If not… you’ve been warned.