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Christina Wallace shares her journey with online dating, starting in 2001. Initially, she found it frustrating, despite its ability to broaden dating options. After reflecting on her past relationships, she realized she was prioritizing superficial traits over essential qualities like kindness and empathy. In 2016, she revamped her approach using business strategies, opting for OkCupid and establishing criteria for potential matches. She introduced the "zero date," a one-hour meeting to gauge chemistry quickly. This method led her to a meaningful connection with a kind, empathetic man, demonstrating that online dating can be effective when approached thoughtfully.

Dax Shepard and Monica Padman discuss bad date stories, starting with a guest named Cameron who shares her experience as the bad date. At 17, she went on a snowshoeing date with a senior boy from her choir class. Initially excited, the date took a turn when he encouraged her to ride his powerful snowmobile. Lacking experience, she accidentally went full throttle, crashing into the family’s RV and injuring her wrist. Despite the chaos, the boy was kind and apologetic, but they never dated again, remaining friends instead. Next, Mitch recounts a terrifying date where he was locked in a shed with a woman who began making strange noises, resembling speaking in tongues. After a frantic escape, he blocked her number, feeling relieved to have avoided a potentially dangerous situation. David shares a date gone wrong involving severe gastrointestinal distress during a movie. After multiple trips to the bathroom, he ended up at his date’s house, where he was so unwell he had to sleep on the bathroom floor. Despite the embarrassing ordeal, they continued dating for a while afterward. Finally, Florence tells a chilling story of a date with a man who made unsettling comments about her disappearing in his remote property. She cleverly stalled for time, avoiding a potentially dangerous situation until she could escape safely. Each story highlights the unpredictability of dating and the importance of being cautious.

Dax Shepard and Mrs. Padman discuss their experiences with pet sitting, leading to guest Andy Rosen sharing a humorous yet tragic story about his pet-sitting mishap involving a parrot named Pilot. Andy recounts how he reluctantly agreed to watch Pilot for his friend Dharma while living a carefree life in Manhattan. Unfortunately, halfway through the pet-sitting gig, Pilot was found dead in his cage. In a panic, Andy took the bird to a vet, who confirmed it was dead, leaving him feeling guilty and responsible. To avoid confrontation, he decided to freeze the bird in a pink T-shirt until Dharma returned. When he finally informed Dharma, he initially thought it was a joke, but Andy's detailed explanation convinced him otherwise. The story highlights the absurdity of the situation, including Andy's humorous attempts to mitigate the fallout. The episode also features other pet-sitting anecdotes, including Carly's experience with a dog sitter who became overly attached and stalked her after being uninvited. The discussions reveal the challenges and unexpected outcomes of pet-sitting, blending humor with the emotional weight of responsibility for someone else's pet.