Topic: Anniversary

The host reflects on the commercial nature of Valentine's Day while acknowledging it as his personal fifth anniversary with his partner. He advises men against sending generic cards, suggesting instead that they use the occasion to express specific gratitude and deep feelings. Meaningful connection is presented as a year-round requirement rather than a single-day event.

Johnny Jensen marks the International Day of Love, which coincides with his own first date anniversary. Reflecting on his personal history, he discusses his experiences with marriage and divorce, noting that he and his current partner have decided against marriage. He shares a brief anecdote about his father's multiple weddings and the impact of family relationship cycles on children.

Glenn discusses his experience as a father of four, marking the seven-year anniversary of his divorce. He details his specific co-parenting arrangement where Christmas Day is split, allowing the children to see both parents while alternating New Year's Eve. The hosts debate the merits of mid-day handovers versus full-day rotations, acknowledging the emotional difficulty of the first Christmas spent alone.

Johnny Jensen reflects on reaching a six-month milestone in his current relationship. He describes a romantic gesture involving a list of 24 things he loves about his partner, a practice he teaches within the Hero Academy. The hosts discuss the importance of maintaining the habit of noticing and appreciating a partner to prevent feelings of neglect in long-term relationships.

During a six-month anniversary date at a country park hotel, Johnny Jensen and his partner accidentally entered a wedding show open day. Jensen recounts jokingly pretending to be interested in the wedding services to access the event, citing a life lesson from the movie Ghostbusters. He presented his partner with a framed list of appreciative traits during the outing.

The hosts debate which holiday is more important: Valentine's Day or a wedding anniversary. Glenn argues that anniversaries are superior because they celebrate a unique, personal history between two people, serving as a vital reconnection point during difficult times. The host praises this sentiment before shifting to a more irreverent topic.