Corey challenges car dealers listing $5,000 vehicles for $11,900 on Facebook Marketplace.
1. Gays and the Birbs centers on Corey and Robert's restaurant review and "Make It Make Sense" complaints about scams, airports, traffic, and public behavior.
2. Corey and Robert identify themselves as a married gay couple in Oklahoma City who use the podcast to discuss gay life and everyday frustrations.
3. The episode is for listeners who want local restaurant opinions alongside conversational explanations of behavior the hosts consider unreasonable.
4. Robert reviews Tequila Chulos, a Mexican restaurant near 63rd and Western by Nichols Hills.
5. Tequila Chulos has a large bar, an indoor-outdoor seating area, and five or six garage doors that open toward the outside.
6. Robert rates the chicken-cheese tamales with beans and rice 10 out of 10.
7. Corey says the creamy Roja sauce on his enchiladas was spicy but suggests trying a different sauce next time.
8. Both hosts praise Tequila Chulos's white queso, with Corey saying it was among the best they had tried in Oklahoma City.
9. Corey criticizes dealership employees from places such as Moses Cadillac and Bob Howard Buick for posting overpriced cars in Facebook Marketplace and hometown yard-sale groups.
10. He contrasts a $5,000 Kelley Blue Book value with an $11,900 asking price and questions why dealers use yard-sale spaces for such listings.
11. Robert describes Palm Springs Airport as having about 10 gates and says its TSA staff act like they work at LAX, LaGuardia, or Chicago Midway.
12. Robert says TSA PreCheck leaves him holding his boarding pass while his phone and bag sit in the screening bin, yet Palm Springs agents still give repeated instructions.
13. The hosts describe Oklahoma City's airport as having 36 gates and compare it with smaller airports in Lawton and Stillwater.
14. Robert says Tulsa's airport has an Andalini's location and that United fares there can be cheaper for some trips despite the longer drive.
15. Corey complains about drivers who cross through a green-light intersection or turn through a red signal instead of stopping.
16. The hosts mention a Jeep Compass making a U-turn on a red arrow while cars were approaching at Rockwell and the expressway.
17. Robert recounts overhearing an older woman at Palm Springs Airport make a racist remark about a Black college student found hanged.
18. The conversation uses sarcasm, profanity, restaurant reactions, travel anecdotes, and the recurring "Make It Make Sense" format.
19. Local restaurant fans and listeners who enjoy airport grievances.
20. Listeners seeking formal travel advice or restrained commentary.
