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In this episode of Armchair Anonymous, hosts Dax Shepard and Monica Padman discuss the allure of working at a convenience store, sharing personal anecdotes and stories from their experiences. Dax expresses a desire to take on part-time work, contemplating roles like driving Uber or working at a 7-Eleven, while Monica shares a memorable story from her past. Monica recounts an unexpected encounter with her estranged father, who she hadn't seen in ten years, when he walked into the convenience store where she worked. The emotional reunion was surprising, as she had imagined confronting him but ended up embracing him instead. Despite the brief interaction, he did not apologize, and shortly after, she learned he won the lottery, sending her a small amount of money. Bart, a guest, shares a dramatic story from his time working at a convenience store, where he confronted a thief who stole a significant amount of cash. After a physical altercation, Bart managed to retrieve the money, leading to a police chase that ended with the thief's arrest. The episode highlights the unique and often chaotic experiences that come with working in convenience stores, blending humor, nostalgia, and unexpected life lessons.

In this episode of Armchair Anonymous, hosts Dax Shepard and Lily Padman discuss various Craigslist debacles shared by callers. The first story features Michelle from Cleveland, who recounts a troubling experience when her mother attempted to buy a car. After canceling a check due to title issues, they received a barrage of explicit messages after the seller posted her number in a personal ad on Craigslist, forcing her to change her phone number. Next, Darion shares his Craigslist scam where he was conned while trying to earn money for a car for his girlfriend. He was hired by an artist who turned out to be a fraud, leading to a loss of $4,000 in fake money orders and a threat of arrest for bank fraud. Michael from Tacoma tells a harrowing tale of his parents being held at gunpoint while trying to pick up a free canoe from Craigslist, only to discover it was a neighbor's ad gone wrong. Lastly, Drew shares her experience of hiring movers through Craigslist, who stole her belongings after taking her payment upfront. Despite these misadventures, all callers reflect on their experiences with humor and resilience.

In this episode of Armchair Anonymous, hosts Dax Shepard and David discuss personal stealing stories, starting with David's admission of never having stolen anything, which he finds embarrassing. The conversation shifts to a guest, Joe, who shares a story from when he was 14 and desperate for a smartphone. During a water polo tournament at a wealthy school, he noticed a teammate leaving his phone in a locker. Rationalizing it as a victimless crime, Joe broke into the locker, injuring himself in the process, and stole the phone. Paranoia set in when he saw the victim searching for his phone, but he managed to evade suspicion. Joe used the phone for years, expressing regret over the theft. Another guest, Bonnie, recounts her experience of stealing an antiquity from a Mayan ruin while on a college trip. Initially excited, she felt guilt afterward, especially after her father warned her about the legal implications. When the university found out, they threatened her with severe consequences, leading to a legal battle that ended with her writing a lengthy paper on antiquity theft to graduate. Lastly, Adam shares his story of stealing from a fast-food restaurant where he worked. After learning a trick from a manager to manipulate the cash register, he stole significant amounts until the scheme unraveled when his coworkers joined in, leading to a major cash discrepancy. Adam expresses no guilt over his actions, framing them as a response to unfair pay practices. The episode highlights themes of morality, justification, and the complexities of youthful decisions.

In this episode of Armchair Anonymous, Dax Shepard and Monica Padman share humorous and bizarre mall stories. The conversation begins with a nostalgic reflection on mall culture, particularly in the '80s and '90s. A guest, Michelle, recounts a strange encounter while working at a high-end mall in Virginia, where a man asked to see her boots and ended up inappropriately touching her foot. Despite the unsettling nature of the incident, she later finds humor in it, noting how she felt shame for allowing it to happen. Another guest, Jay, shares a mortifying experience from a mall in San Diego where he rushed to find a bathroom after eating Mongolian barbecue, ultimately having an accident in Nordstrom. His father, who was with him, humorously supported him through the ordeal. Jessica tells a shocking story about her father being randomly stabbed by a young girl while they were leaving a mall. The incident escalated quickly, leading to a police chase and revealing that the girl had previously attacked others. Despite the chaos, Jessica's father sustained only minor injuries. Lastly, Jade shares her experience of stealing from a greeting card store as a teenager, which spiraled into a series of fake returns and thefts. Eventually, she was caught during an inventory check, leading to her dismissal but no legal repercussions. The episode highlights the absurdity and unpredictability of mall experiences, blending humor with unexpected twists.