On today's show, we debate whether it's possible to Google too much, discuss hating your best friend's significant other, only child stereotypes, and why people hate clowns. Plus, Skeery breaks the bed, we catch up with former intern Caitlyn, play "I'm Thinking of a Pasta," and much more!

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On this episode of “Tommy Talk,” Tommy discusses why we have to stop letting other people’s timelines dictate our own. We look around and compare ourselves to where other people are in their lives. Maybe your friends are getting married, having huge business wins, buying their dream house, or having their second child, and you find yourself wondering, "Why am I not achieving any of that?” Maybe at 40 you’re starting over in your career, healing from a traumatic breakup, or finally chasing a dream you were told you should have pursued years ago. Just because things happen on a different timeline doesn’t mean you don’t have it "figured out." Somewhere along the way, we convince ourselves that we are falling behind in life.This episode challenges that and reminds you that you are not behind. You are on the timeline and path you are meant to be on.

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Andrew tries to persuade Diamond to watch Next Gen NYC. He also rates them the housewives based on his interactions with them! 

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Andrew tries to persuade Diamond to watch Next Gen NYC. He also rates them the housewives based on his interactions with them! 

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Dan + Shay stop by to talk about their deeply personal new album, Young, out August 21st, share why releasing new music still gives them butterflies, reveal the story behind their annual Christmas songs, and put their duo knowledge to the test in a fun game.

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Dan + Shay stop by to talk about their deeply personal new album, Young, out August 21st, share why releasing new music still gives them butterflies, reveal the story behind their annual Christmas songs, and put their duo knowledge to the test in a fun game.

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