Bunny and Scot tackle the existential gut-punch of childhood realizations — from Cookie Monster's crumbly deception to the myth of Sesame Street. Along the way, they spin into a sharp, funny, and thought-provoking discussion on capitalism, manufacturing, utopia dreams, and why Gen-X might just be the last generation that gets it. Is childhood built on lies and sadness, or is it the spark of hope we all need? Buckle up for laughs, hot takes, and WTF moments on this wild spin of The Gen-X-istentialists! 🌟

This week on The Gen-X-istentialists, Bunny and Scot spin Mega Wheel the Magnificent and end up deep in the snack-stained pages of their childhood magazine subscriptions — from Discover to Playboy (with a side of Ranger Rick). But hold up — things take a wild turn as the convo evolves into a philosophical freefall on human cloning, eugenics, printed organs, prison ethics, and whether your soul splits if your duplicate wakes up on Mars. Y’know, casual stuff.

Also: pretzel stands, media literacy, old-school OSHA writing, and why your career path probably veered off harder than your favorite Choose Your Own Adventure ending.

In this deliciously nostalgic episode, Bunny and Scot mourn the tragic loss of Hussman’s potato chips, dive into unforgettable food combos (scrambled eggs + BBQ chips??), and reflect on life, love, and guacamole that changed their souls. Plus: forgotten cartoons, 3 PM existential dread, Pokemon hot takes, and the great debate — were action figures just dolls in disguise?

From retro snack memories to Mr. Rogers and Moon Knight rewatch binges, the Gen-Xistentialists are back with deep thoughts, dumb jokes, and the kind of conversation that reminds you why being a latchkey kid was kinda awesome.

🎡 Spin the wheel. Stay for the WTF. 🎧 Listen now, or risk being crushed by falling Berlin Wall nostalgia.