It’s the 100th episode, and it is a time to reflect on the Macademia Nuts’ journey, share humorous anecdotes about food preferences, and dive into the topic of unpopular opinions, particularly around reality TV and the concept of guilty pleasures. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the complexities of shame and embarrassment related to entertainment consumption, particularly focusing on the concept of guilty pleasures. They explore the psychological aspects of these feelings, the impact of streaming on community viewing experiences, and share controversial opinions on popular movies like Titanic. The discussion also touches on music legends, comparing the cultural significance of Elvis and The Beatles. They delve into the streaming wars, particularly the merits and drawbacks of subscribing to Max, and engage in a lively debate about Oscar-worthy performances, particularly focusing on Leonardo DiCaprio's career. The conversation then shifts to beloved films some dislike, leading to a heated debate about E.T. and The Wizard of Oz. The discussion transitions to the current state of college sports and the impact of NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deals, with differing opinions on how it affects the integrity of college athletics. Finally, the hosts celebrate their friendship and the milestone of reaching 100 episodes, reflecting on their journey together and teasing future changes to the podcast format.