Rob kicks off this episode with a funny situation he just witnessed consisting of a kid on a "hoverboard". Nate gets a little too transparent with last names and cross streets, earning him the nickname "Loose Lips Nate" which Dave insists on calling him for the rest of the episode. Rob shares his love of people-watching as it applied to his weekend and Dave grieves over fish tank trama.For the social media segment, we remember the good ol' days of MySpace (where is MySpace Tom today?) and Dave shares a traumatic experience from his first day ever using Snapchat. Then we talk about Instagram with Rob tearing into people who think they're professional photographers and Nate complaining about the #liveauthentic trend. Rob brings up a newer app called Beme that tries to address the issue of authenticity on social media and Dave is given a hard time for the way he utilizes Twitter. It all ends with a quick descent into rants about social justice warriors and "professional offense-takers" with whom Dave has no patience for.

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SHOW NOTESVintage Reese's Commercial "Socality Barbie" (click photo for full profile)

Australian model quits social media (arguably one of the stories that triggered the #liveauthentic trend. Full story. Beme app, created by Casey Neistat. Casey's YouTube channel. "MySpace Dave"

Dave's Leg, exploited from his first day on Snapchat

"Instagram Husband" satire video