To see the photo mentioned in the podcast head over to r/MADHD We also share embarrassing photos of "Bieber Mike" and Dylan's "Fuck You, I'm Drunk" encounter with Greensboro Police.

Mike and Dylan return to their Reddit storytelling roots with an absolutely unhinged episode tackling some of the most bizarre AITA posts yet, including a husband with a public urination kink who's been banned from his sister-in-law's wedding. Between fits of laughter that repeatedly derail their reading, the guys debate the ethics of revealing infidelity to adult children, with Mike insisting "especially if your kids are older" they deserve to know why their parents split. When discussing a babysitter who got stiffed on payment after a child slept through the whole gig, Mike suggests an unconventional approach involving baseball bats while Dylan explains why being "on duty" still warrants full payment.

The conversation takes wild detours through Mike's theories about the CIA watching their podcast, Dylan's Salvia stories featuring friends who believed they were "stuck in glass jars by giants," and an unexpectedly detailed discussion about who they'd eat first in a plane crash survival situation. Their tangential debates reach peak absurdity when Mike reveals he told his wife he'd "eat everybody except dudes because that's gay," sending Dylan into a spiral of laughter as Mike explains the semantic difference between cannibalism and homosexuality.

Despite their chaotic energy returning after some heavier recent episodes, the guys still manage heartfelt moments acknowledging their podcast growth and thanking the listeners.

Join the guys on their new more concise podcast "2 Daddies Judging Baddies" or stick with MADHD for the deep dives and rambling stories they're known for.

Submit your own drama for Mike and Dylan to solve at ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://MikeAndDylan.com⁠⁠⁠⁠ or join the conversation on their new subreddit r/MADHD ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.reddit.com/r/MADHD/⁠⁠⁠⁠

About LaborLama

When they're not solving your drama or unpacking generational trauma, Mike and Dylan are behind LaborLama, a clothing brand dedicated to creating comfortable, quality clothes for people who work hard. Unlike those shady print-on-demand companies sending you mismatched shirts that fall apart after one wash, Labor Llama delivers clothing worth your hard-earned money. Check out their quality apparel at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://laborlama.com⁠

We've decided to do a different format for this episode due to some family events. Just 90 minutes before recording, Mike's wife's stepfather experienced a serious medical emergency where his heart stopped completely. Instead of our usual Reddit stories and advice-giving, we took this opportunity to have a more raw and personal conversation about mortality, family, and what really matters in life.

During this episode, we share our perspectives on death and the afterlife, with Mike questioning traditional religious concepts while Dylan recommends "The Midnight Gospel" for its thoughtful take on loss. We still find our way into some passionate discussions—particularly about water safety for children and the importance of vigilant parenting—but throughout it all, we both emphasize how our connections with family provide life's greatest meaning.

This episode offers a glimpse into our real lives beyond the podcast personas, from Mike's childhood dreams of building his mom "a house of gold" to Dylan's difficult decision about his aging dog. While it's definitely more introspective than our usual content, we hope it resonates with those of you who've faced similar challenges. We'll be back to our regular format next week, but sometimes life reminds us to pause and reflect on what's truly important.

Thanks for understanding this detour, and as always, we appreciate your support. Let us know your thoughts at https://MikeAndDylan.com or join the conversation on our subreddit r/MADHD https://www.reddit.com/r/MADHD/ (you can find the photo's mentioned in episode 16 here)

-Mike & Dylan

About LaborLama

When they're not solving your drama or unpacking generational trauma, Mike and Dylan are behind LaborLama, a clothing brand dedicated to creating comfortable, quality clothes for people who work hard. Unlike those shady print-on-demand companies sending you mismatched shirts that fall apart after one wash, Labor Llama delivers clothing worth your hard-earned money. Check out their quality apparel at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://laborlama.com⁠

Mike and Dylan shift from "Am I The Asshole" to "Today I F*cked Up" stories in this chaotic episode, tackling everything from a couple's accidental Home Depot engagement to an unfortunate therapist flashing incident on Zoom. Between advice segments, the guys debate the merits of "I see red" fighting philosophies while Mike shares unfiltered details about his elementary and middle school fighting career - including the time he windmilled his way through his first victory with his eyes completely closed, only to later get humbled by a single punch from an eighth-grade football player.

The conversation takes unexpected detours through Mike's traumatic time in alternative school where he was surrounded by "grown man kids" while dressed like Steve Irwin, and Dylan's illegal coupon scheme with his wife that nearly crossed into criminal territory. When the topic shifts to personal grooming preferences, both hosts find surprising common ground on landscaping choices, though they disagree about whether it's appropriate to discuss intimate relations with your spouse among friends (Mike's adamant "never").

Join the guys on their new more concise podcast "2 Daddies Judging Baddies" or stick with MADHD for the deep dives and rambling stories they're known for.

Submit your own drama for Mike and Dylan to solve at ⁠⁠⁠https://MikeAndDylan.com⁠⁠⁠ or join the conversation on their new subreddit r/MADHD ⁠⁠⁠https://www.reddit.com/r/MADHD/⁠⁠⁠

About LaborLama

When they're not solving your drama or unpacking generational trauma, Mike and Dylan are behind LaborLama, a clothing brand dedicated to creating comfortable, quality clothes for people who work hard. Unlike those shady print-on-demand companies sending you mismatched shirts that fall apart after one wash, Labor Llama delivers clothing worth your hard-earned money. Check out their quality apparel at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://laborlama.com⁠