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Shohei Ohtani, The 6-7 Epidemic, and The Louvre Heist | Midlife Crisis Ep. 30

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In Episode 30 of Midlife Crisis, Adrian and Jeff dive into one of their wildest mixes yet—covering everything from AI getting freaky to real-life jewelry heists and zero-percent beer Sundays. The guys react to the viral headline that one in five teens have “romantic relationships” with AI, debate OpenAI’s new adult content policy, and break down how Netflix and Spotify’s video podcast partnership might change entertainment forever. They also unpack the viral “6–7” brain rot meme, the $60M+ Louvre robbery that feels straight out of Ocean’s 11, and a hilarious 5v5 draft of which NBA and NFL players they’d want on their heist crew. In sports, they discuss Shohei Ohtani’s historic playoff performance, early NBA MVP picks, and another week of fantasy football chaos. On the personal side, Adrian reflects on moving out of his longtime home and bonding with his son over Mario Kart, while Jeff shares updates from his golf team’s playoff run. It’s equal parts pop culture, fatherhood, and absurd millennial humor—the perfect mix of chaos and comfort you’ve come to expect from Midlife Crisis.

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