Inspired by Always Be My Maybe, Ann and Leada reflect on embarrassing moments in front of crushes. Leada has beef with Randall Park, and Ann thinks guitar shaped hotels look like ass. Plus, a Vodka Lemonade Stand proclamation: white men age poorly because of the toxicity. Of the patriarchy. Also, they don't wear enough sunscreen.

Ann and Leada strongly endorse Netflix's Sex Education starring Asa Butterfield, henceforth referred to as "the Victorian ghost." We are highly skeptical that high school students get audible simultaneous mass text message notifications. Plus: saving One Day at a Time, a local retailer's problematic sizing, and two ladies who just want someone to roll up their sleeves.

It's teen romantic comedy week for Vodka Lemonade Stand! Ann and Leada review two Netflix originals and discover teen movies have gotten significantly raunchier over the past decade. Gen Z has officially lost us with their love of The Kissing Booth but Alex Strangelove is a delight. Plus: what happened to Julia Stiles?

We dive into the world of MTV's Catfish and the truth comes out: Leada would catfish someone for revenge and Ann would help. Why is Plenty of Fish the most common catfishing platform? Also: we reflect on the excellence of Netflix's Queer Eye, contemplate what Food Network show Antoni would be on, and Leada reveals a Queer Eye/One Direction connection.