Britney Spears and the Kardashians hosted a pajama party, which made Jeff wonder: do grown adults actually do PJ parties in real life, or is this strictly for the Gram?

We share our extremely boring grown-up Christmas lists (a tire gauge and a bug zapper… please clap), then let ChatGPT pick our celebrity twins. Jeff being Chris Pratt tracks a little too well.

Do people still send Christmas cards? Rachael says yes, but mostly moms who want to show off the family. Then Jeff puts Rachael through a Thanksgiving trivia quiz, and let’s just say… she’s not winning any holiday-themed game shows.

We wrap things up by sharing the best things we discovered this year and the moments that made us laugh way too hard... turns out they both involve farts.

This week, Rachael found an article that says people are using dating apps to get jobs... and honestly, it might be her best shot since she keeps getting unmatched the second someone finds out she works in radio.

She also hit up the Billie Eilish show in Tulsa, which was incredible, minus the parking nightmare. So she asks Jeff how he handles out-of-town events, and, shocker, he overplans every single detail. Rachael’s takeaway: next time she’s bringing Jeff as her logistics manager.

Then Jeff stirs the pot by texting Rachael and her best friend just to brag that he’s eating at one of their favorite restaurants. Rude? Ornery? Or just classic Jeff? And finally, we wrap up our long-running “Do These Co-Hosts Even Know Each Other?” game.

Halloween lights are the new Christmas lights, but have you seen what people are spending on them?! Jeff confesses to a lighting disaster from last year (let’s just say extension cords were not on his side).

Then we talk about the fine line between trusting your gut and trusting GPS. Jeff learned the hard way that the robots might actually know the faster route. Growth looks good on him.

Are we too quick to fire coaches? Jeff’s not sure, but he is wondering what it would take to get a buyout deal of his own. Meanwhile, Rachael makes a surprising confession... she hates taking up “auditory space.” Not exactly ideal when your job is literally… talking.