We're Obsessed With Virgin Island | Not Today, Pal
July 17, 2025
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In this absolutely unhinged episode of Not Today Pal, Jamie and Rob spiral into obsession over a new UK reality series where adult virgins learn intimacy from “surrogate partner therapists”—yes, that’s a real job. the casting is suspiciously sexy for a show about virgins. Then, the duo welcomes back PG, an alleged fan-favorite caller with a very special interest in Jamie's feet. Now making his third appearance, PG reveals he's recently retired and shares his unique wisdom on bullying, comeback lines, and his deeply held belief that “virgins don’t exist anymore.”
PG also doubles down on foot fetishes, privacy ethics (“if the diary’s open, you read it”), and breaks down his complex relationship with Jamie, Sopranos cast members, and the justice system. This episode has everything: uncomfortable roleplay, rogue advice, grave-digging conspiracies, foot pics, and Sopranos tattoos. Try it out!
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