The BiFFs get a little unruly this week. Thankfully, columnist Carolyn Hax is on her game. A year of couples counseling leaves partners in limbo and a new girlfriend takes herself off of the pedestal when she feels the ex-wife becomes the butt of the joke. Cleat up, BiFFs. [Drylands 2012 Sauvignon Blanc]

The BiFFs get a little unruly this week. Thankfully, columnist Carolyn Hax is on her game. A year of couples counseling leaves partners in limbo and a new girlfriend takes herself off of the pedestal when she feels the ex-wife becomes the butt of the joke. Cleat up, BiFFs. [Drylands 2012 Sauvignon Blanc]

Miss Manners talks a "Karen" off the proverbial ledge over her plea for silence in a public venue, whilst Cheryl tries to stop a cemetery scavenger hunt. Sharon's hate for food service workers wraps up this week's topics. [Chateau Tour d'Auron 2016 Bordeaux]

Not even the wine could cushion the blows of Grandma's fictional tale of custodial, vehicular manslaughter, the plea for an open marriage because "I love her like a sister," or even a daughter's racist agenda against her step-mom. [Nobilo 2020 Sauvignon Blanc]

In the midst of finding your people, one must let Facebook and let live. [Black Box Cabernet Sauvignon]

Key lime pie kinks meet tantalizing toe hairs, while the neighbors gander the garage grandstander. [Black Box Pinot Noir]

Lion in the streets, lamb in the sheets, and a self-knighted seven year old. [Bortoluzzi 2020 Pinot Grigio]

The BiFFs make the rounds on the advice columns calling out a cheating husband and a Happy Dry Limp. [Freixenet Cava]

Stefani and Ray make Sketchy Steve and Jaded Jane the focus of this week's discussions, with a bottle of wine guiding the discussion. [Aljibes 2018 Cabernet Franc]

In the inaugural episode, Stefani & Ray (the BiFFs) open up a bottle of wine and discuss a 2014 publication of the Slate's Dear Prudence advice column. [Louis Jadot Macon-Villages 2020 Chardonnay]