7/9/26: We Won't Make Fun Of You.

What is the absolute perfect length for a movie? Are autonomous cars secretly snitching on us? And why is 7-Eleven picking a fight with Nike?Join Mikey and the Mrs for another hilarious breakdown of the weirdest news, pop culture debates, and relatable life moments. In this episode, we dive into a generational breakdown of movie runtimes (sorry, Martin Scorsese), a bizarre sneaker lawsuit, and a quiz that determines exactly how many "suburban dad phrases" Mikey uses on a daily basis.The Perfect Movie Length: We look at a new survey of 2,000 Americans breaking down ideal movie runtimes for Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X, and Boomers. Is 90 minutes the ultimate sweet spot?7-Eleven Suing Nike: Why the convenience store giant wants a specific pair of Nike Air Max 95 "Big Bubble" sneakers completely destroyed over a logo dispute.The $14,000 Electric Golf Cart? Stellantis is bringing the tiny Fiat Topolino EV to the US, but there’s a hilarious 19-mph catch.The "Whitest Phrases" Quiz: From "Jeez Louise" to "For crying out loud," we test Mikey’s vocabulary to see how cheesy he really is.Waymo Car Turns Informant: An autonomous vehicle takes matters into its own hands (err, algorithms) when two 15-year-olds start acting up in the backseat.What is "Type 2 Fun"? Why our brains edit out miserable experiences and turn them into fond memories. Plus, the rising trend of "divorce rings."Get Paid to Write for Jeopardy!: The iconic trivia show is hiring a new clue writer for a massive six-figure salary, but the application test is brutal.Embracing the Cringe: We celebrate things that used to be incredibly embarrassing growing up but are now totally socially acceptable (shoutout to reading books and hanging out with your parents!).Mikey and the Mrs, Comedy Podcast, Morning Radio Show, Pop Culture News, Perfect Movie Length, 7-Eleven Nike Lawsuit, Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble, Fiat Topolino EV, Waymo Autonomous Car, Type 2 Fun, Divorce Rings Trend, Jeopardy Clue Writer Job, Relatable Humor, Gen Z vs Millennials.