Breakfast, moral dilemmas, and Ted Bundy walk into a podcast…

This episode kicks off with what should be the easiest question in the world: Would you rather have more milk than cereal, or more cereal than milk? Within minutes, it turns into a battle over soggy bites, breakfast culture shaming, and whether skipping cereal makes you a criminal against humanity.

But then things escalate. And by escalate, we mean:

• Would you save your wife or two strangers?

• What about an elderly couple?

• Two infants?

• Neil deGrasse Tyson vs. your wife?

• Your wife and… Ted Bundy?!

We go from heartfelt reasoning to absolute chaos — debating time travel consequences, public outrage, and whether an app called Bundy Tracker would become a top download. Ian defends his “my wife every time” stance, Aedangraef adds curveball hypotheticals, and TheClöwn pushes things right to the brink of “we’re not playing this game anymore.”

And then, the internet delivers its magnum opus of bad questions:
Would you rather get $5 million… or cancer?
Somehow, this sparks a conversation about inflation, economic impact, and which cancers “count” in the game (yes, we went there). We even uncover the Redditor who posted it — and their comment history is exactly as bizarre as you’re imagining.

If you enjoy watching moral compasses spin out of control while grown adults debate cereal ratios, historical figures, and absurd hypotheticals, this one’s for you.

Episode Breakdown:
0:00 – The “most important” question of our time
0:13 – More milk or more cereal?
2:00 – The soggy cereal avoidance method
3:35 – Who even eats breakfast anymore?
7:24 – Save your wife or a couple strangers?
8:45 – Context changes everything… or does it?
10:34 – Infants vs. spouse (and why “memory” matters)
13:55 – Logic vs. emotion in saving lives
15:36 – Historical icons vs. your wife
16:08 – Neil deGrasse Tyson, Ted Bundy, and the ultimate trolley problem
20:33 – The “Bundy Tracker” app & public opinion backlash
21:06 – Why losing your wife is more than losing a person
22:40 – The evil clown twist we refuse to play
23:50 – Poll results: the world has spoken
24:35 – $5 million or cancer? (Yes, really)
26:28 – “Bro, that’s $15 million” inflation theory
27:09 – Which cancers “count”?
28:16 – Meet the chaotic Redditor behind the question
29:31 – Final thoughts & where to submit your own Would You Rather