Don’t Touch Our Free Chips & Salsa + Fall Sports! | The Mom Game Ep. 344

Julie and Emily break down the Cowboys win, MLB playoffs, dating drama and a potential free chips and salsa crisis on this week’s episode of The Mom Game.

A Cowboys Win, Dating Drama and a Chips and Salsa Crisis

Julie and Emily are recording from home this week. The wine didn’t make an appearance. The opinions absolutely did.

The Dallas Cowboys gave everyone something to celebrate; CeeDee Lamb is keeping things interesting, and Mizzou is adding to the football fun. Meanwhile, the moms are pledging their playoff loyalty to the Brewers. Or possibly Cleveland. Nobody said this was a binding commitment.

Hockey is back, too, and Jack Hughes’ exchange with an ESPN reporter has Julie and Emily debating when to crack a joke and when to keep that thought to yourself. Add in the Tony Romo and CBS conversation, and there’s plenty to discuss before anyone even gets to the non-sports complaints.

Speaking of complaints, the modern dating scene deserves a moment. But the possibility of restaurants getting rid of free chips and salsa? That requires everyone’s immediate attention. You’re telling us we have to decide what to order without a basket of chips to work through first? Let’s not make dinner harder than it needs to be.

We can reconsider our playoff team. We will not reconsider our position on free chips.

What You’ll Hear

A Cowboys win worth celebrating and CeeDee Lamb keeping things entertaining. Mizzou and college football chatter because there’s more than one team to yell about.The playoff loyalty debate: Are we Brewers fans or Cleveland fans? Apparently, this is still up for discussion. Hockey is BACK, and Jack Hughes’ exchange with an ESPN reporter raises the question: was that really the time for a joke? Why modern dating absolutely sucks and deserves a proper vent session. The Tony Romo and CBS conversation, complete with Julie and Emily’s opinions. Restaurants potentially ditching free chips and salsa. Take the wine, test our team loyalty, but leave the chips basket alone.