Opening Day is almost here, and priorities are exactly where they should be — figuring out what Polo is wearing. Because let’s be honest, baseball is important, but the outfits? That’s the real competition.

But before we can even get to that, Rafe takes us on a journey into the wild world of public video shoots — also known as “why studios exist.” What should’ve been a simple setup for a social media shoot quickly turns into a real-life encounter with a St. Charles Karen who clearly woke up and chose confrontation. From questioning filming permissions to worrying about her reflection accidentally ending up in the background, this situation escalates in the most unnecessarily dramatic way possible.

And just when you think it couldn’t get any better (or worse), in walks an unexpected hero: Sugar Granny. Yes, that’s what she calls herself, and yes, she absolutely steals the moment with the kind of energy you didn’t know you needed today. It’s one of those classic Rizz Show moments where reality is somehow funnier than anything we could’ve scripted.

Then it’s time for everyone’s favorite slightly chaotic game — “3 and 5.” And let’s just say the rules are more of a suggestion at this point. Contestants find loopholes, the judges get extremely generous, and somehow people are winning with answers that may or may not technically count. It’s messy, it’s questionable, and it’s exactly why this funny podcast continues to be your go-to for daily entertainment.

From public meltdowns to game show nonsense, this episode is a perfect snapshot of what happens when you mix real life with a microphone and zero expectations of normal behavior.

If you’re here for a funny podcast that delivers unpredictable stories, sarcastic humor, and moments that make you question everything — welcome to The Rizzuto Show.

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