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What would drive someone to walk for six days straight after an argument with their partner? That's just one of the relationship-centered questions that fuels this episode's dynamic conversation. We kick things off discussing the shocking story of a young man who took jealousy to horrifying extremes when he discovered his ex was dating his friend—launching us into an exploration of post-breakup boundaries and emotional regulation.

The conversation heats up when we tackle the age-old question: is it ever acceptable to date a friend's ex? Our hosts share raw, unfiltered perspectives on friendship loyalty versus personal happiness, with each bringing their unique experiences to the table. From there, we dive into the sometimes arbitrary, sometimes profound reasons people end relationships, from physical turn-offs to deeper issues of compatibility and respect.

One of our most thoughtful segments examines societal judgments around men who take pride in their appearance, questioning why caring about fashion and grooming still carries unnecessary stigma. This flows perfectly into our discussion of an Italian man who walked nearly 280 miles after arguing with his wife—prompting everyone to reflect on their own conflict resolution styles and breaking points.

The episode culminates with a revealing ranking exercise where each host prioritizes what matters most in relationships: loyalty, personality, physical attributes, money, or looks. The surprising variations in our answers demonstrate how deeply our values are shaped by past experiences and personal needs.

Whether you're navigating a complex relationship, wondering about your own boundaries, or simply curious about human connection, this conversation offers both laughter and genuine insight into how we form, maintain, and sometimes need to walk away from relationships that no longer serve us.

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What happens when three unfiltered friends get together and tackle the most bizarre news stories while constantly derailing into hilarious tangents? Pure comedy gold that will have you questioning whether you should be laughing this hard at such outrageous topics.

The Table for Three crew returns with their signature brand of boundary-pushing humor as they dive into a collection of wild news stories, from an 80-year-old woman named Linda who slapped someone during a parking dispute to Nigerian men attempting to fly internationally disguised as Arab women. Between these headline discussions, the conversations spiral into unexpectedly profound territory as the hosts contemplate what truly matters in relationships when physical attributes are removed from the equation.

The episode reaches peak absurdity when the hosts debate rapper The Game's controversial question about what women bring to relationships beyond physical intimacy, spiraling into a hypothetical scenario involving detached body parts that somehow becomes both inappropriate and thought-provoking. Their unfiltered reactions to stories about child endangerment, disappointing food trends, and identity deception showcase their remarkable ability to find humor in the darkest places while still expressing genuine concern for serious issues.

What makes this show special isn't just the outrageous topics but the authentic friendship between the hosts. Their willingness to call each other out, finish each other's sentences, and laugh uncontrollably at inappropriate moments creates an infectious energy that makes listeners feel like they're part of this chaotic roundtable. Whether they're debating which American regional food reigns supreme or contemplating how AI might impact future healthcare, their perspectives are refreshingly honest and consistently entertaining.

Ready for a podcast experience that will have you simultaneously shocked, entertained, and oddly enlightened? Dive into the latest Table for Three episode – just make sure you're not drinking anything while listening, because unexpected spit-takes are practically guaranteed.

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Music lovers, prepare yourselves! We're tackling Apple Music's controversial 100 Best Albums list that has everyone talking. With Lauryn Hill claiming the crown at #1 and shocking omissions like Queen, Mariah Carey, and Boyz II Men nowhere to be found, this conversation gets heated fast. How did Beyoncé's "Lemonade" snag the #10 spot while Usher's "Confessions" barely made it at #95? We're breaking down the biggest surprises and debating what truly makes an album worthy of the "greatest" title.

Beyond the music debate, we navigate the complex waters of love and relationships, exploring that eternal question: how do you actually know when you're in love? Our candid discussion distinguishes between infatuation and genuine love, revealing personal insights about reciprocity, time, and the possibility of recapturing that first-love feeling.

The episode takes some bizarre turns as we discuss an Atlanta woman who found dirty underwear in her Edible Arrangement (yes, really) and a man who permanently tattooed "CRUD" on his forehead for a promised $250,000, only to discover it was an April Fool's joke. The silver lining? He sued and won exactly what was promised.

We wrap with our signature "Gems" segment, dropping wisdom like "The richest thing you can have is peace" and "Society has become so fake that the truth actually bothers people." Whether you're questioning your relationship, wondering about music's greatest achievements, or just need a good laugh about life's strangest stories, this episode delivers the perfect mix of insight and entertainment.

What would you steal if you could only take items that mildly inconvenience people? Our answers might surprise you – and make you check your remote collection when you get home.

With your support Table 4 Three can improve. We are looking for donations to reach our goal of a thousand dollars. But let's make this fun!!! Whenever someone donates $10 or more, they will receive a shoutout on our next episode. The person who has the highest donation can choose which Table 4 Three member gets a pie to the face...to which will be aired on our first video podcast. As always, we love and appreciate your support.

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