The host believes that constructive criticism is valuable for improvement, but that mean-spirited or insulting comments without solutions are useless.

“If you have something to say that you think any of us could be doing better on this show please tell us but comments basically insulting a person's character with no critique that's just mean that's just mean like addressing the problem with not offering a solution it's it's the word it's called com”

The host believes it is important to continue sharing personal experiences with addiction and mental health struggles on the show, despite criticism from some viewers.

“I will not censor those 30-second remarks I will not do it and if you can't stomach a fifteen to thirty second remark every episode or two or three episodes about my past then I do not want you to watch this show turn it off that's that that's where I stand on it”

Bobby Lee claims that he needs to engage in self-censorship and edit himself when he returns to the podcast to avoid saying offensive things.

“I'm not used to being back so i'm gonna have to do do some editing and you know i'm gonna have to put it through a filter in my brain like self-censorship”

He believes it is more interesting for listeners to hear the hosts discuss the creative process behind the show than to just engage in casual conversation.

“I do like when we start going in depth in terms of what we were thinking about why we made a choice that we made and I think that's interesting for the listener”

Reusing K-Cups is an efficient and smart life hack that provides a perfectly drinkable second cup of coffee.

“The life hack is that you can use a K Cup more than once. Okay? You don't just fill up your cup and then throw away the K cup.”