This week on The Weekly WTF, Fylisha and Lee are talking about FOMO marketing, limited availability, and the cinnamon rolls Lee has been trying to get his hands on.

Because nothing makes people want something more than being told they might not be able to have it.

Limited spots. Sold-out drops. Waitlists. Preorders. “Only available this week.” “First come, first served.” Suddenly everyone is panicking, refreshing, and acting like dessert is a survival mission.

We talk about how businesses use scarcity to build hype, create demand, and turn a simple product into an experience people feel lucky to get.

Is it annoying? Sometimes.

Is it smart? Absolutely.

Does it work? Clearly… because Lee still wants those cinnamon rolls.

This one is about marketing, psychology, booming business, and why “sold out” might be the best advertisement there is.

On this episode of The Weekly WTF, Fylisha and Lee are talking about scammers — because they are not just sketchy emails from a prince overseas anymore.

Scammers come in every form now. Phone calls, texts, emails, fake websites, social media messages, job offers, bank alerts, delivery notices, romance scams, fake support reps, and even people pretending to be someone you know.

And the scary part? A lot of them look real enough to fool people, especially those who are not as tech-savvy or do not know what to look for.

This week, we’re getting into why you need to slow down, do the research, verify before you click, call the real company directly, and stop letting suspicious things linger until they turn into bigger problems.

We’re also talking about looking out for the more vulnerable people in your life — parents, grandparents, friends, or anyone who may not realize how convincing scams have become.

Because ignoring it does not make it go away.

Doing nothing can make it worse.

And scammers are counting on people being rushed, scared, embarrassed, or uninformed.

Trust nothing. Verify everything. Protect your people.

On this episode of The Weekly WTF, Fylisha and Lee are talking about the communication differences between men and women — starting with the most dangerous one-letter text in a relationship: “K.”

Because let’s be honest… after a heated conversation, “K” can mean a lot of things. It can mean “okay.” It can mean “I’m done talking.” It can mean “you’re about to find out.” Or maybe it was sent with no attitude at all — which is exactly why communication gets messy.

Fylisha and Lee break down the difference between “K,” “Ok,” and “Okay,” how tone gets lost in text, and why men and women often process conflict differently.

Sometimes women need time to process before they can fully respond. Sometimes men need to give that time without assuming the worst. But it is also both people’s responsibility to communicate what they need instead of expecting the other person to magically know.

This one is about tone, timing, emotional processing, and why one tiny text can turn into a whole situation.

This week on The Weekly WTF, Fylisha and Lee are going there.

Is making your child obese a form of child abuse? It’s a harsh question, but it’s one worth asking when kids are being set up for preventable health struggles because the adults in their lives refuse to take responsibility.

This episode is not about shaming children. Kids are not the problem. They are On this episode of The Weekly WTF, Fylisha and Lee are talking about taking up space — because yes, you’re allowed to exist, but no, that does not mean you get to block everyone else from existing too.

It starts with people standing in the middle of walkways like they’re the final boss of the grocery store aisle, and turns into a bigger conversation about shared public spaces, basic awareness, and the absolute chaos happening in gyms.

Blocking common areas.

Not putting weights away.

Sitting on equipment while scrolling.

Hogging multiple machines while people are waiting.

Acting like public spaces are your personal living room.

Taking up space is fine. Being completely inconsiderate while doing it is not.

This one is about awareness, respect, and remembering that other people are trying to move through the world too.y.

On this episode of The Weekly WTF, Fylisha shows up dressed as a banana — because honestly, why not?

Life is heavy enough. The world is serious enough. And sometimes the best thing you can do is laugh at yourself, find the humor in the chaos, and stop taking every little thing so personally.

This episode is a reminder that humor can lighten even the darkest tunnel. It does not fix everything, but it can help you breathe, reset, and remember that not everything has to be so serious all the time.

So yes… Fylisha is dressed like a banana.

Yes, there is a point.

And yes, sometimes being ridiculous is exactly what you need.

Laugh at yourself. Find the funny. Be the banana.ently.

Las Vegas traffic is already wild… but distracted driving is taking it to another level.

This week on The Weekly WTF, Fylisha and Lee are calling out the crazy accidents, reckless drivers, and people who cannot seem to put their phones down behind the wheel.

And let’s be real — being on your phone is not just texting anymore. It’s TikTok, Instagram, games, videos, messages, scrolling, posting, and checking everything except the road in front of you.

Driving is probably the most dangerous thing we do every single day, so why are people treating it like it does not require their full attention?

Vegas roads are not a video game.

Your phone can wait.

Stop being stupid and drive like other people’s lives matter.