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Episode 21: All You Need Is Love (and a Snack Cart)

February 13, 2026 • Riot & Red • Season 1 • Episode 22

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In episode 21, Micah and Addie riff on everything Valentine’s Day from dorm-room snack carts and college Valentine stories to the chaos of restaurant shifts and awkward public proposals.

They trade gift ideas (tailored surprises beat generic flowers), debate matching PJ vibes, and share family quirks, Monopoly Go feuds, and hilarious handwriting confessions. Expect goofy tangents, practical tips for meaningful gifts, and plenty of laugh-out-loud moments as they navigate love, food service horror stories, and what really makes Valentine’s Day special.

Highlights:

What a “snack cart” really is and why it matters
Valentine gift advice: thoughtful, tailored choices over clichés
Tales from working Valentine’s Day in restaurants (proposals, break-ups, and long nights)
Matching outfits, mystery toys, and personal anecdotes about family traditions
Light-hearted tangents: Monopoly Go drama, Grandpa, and road-trip snacks

Perfect for listeners who want a fun, honest take on love, gifting, and holiday chaos with a side of absurdity.

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