This week’s *Ooooh They Funny* veered from playful to profound as the crew imagined a world where men and women swap societal roles for a month, trading safety concerns, periods and hormones for stoicism and emotional suppression to see if empathy finally blossoms. They dove into a wild story of a man who, after 27 years, blew up an enemy’s gravesite with dynamite, sparking a debate on generational curses, revenge versus healing, and whether breaking toxic cycles means cutting ties. Then they pondered whether trading ten years of life for guaranteed success is worth it—what “success” even means, and how family, health and stress factor in. Finally, a discussion about erasing a painful memory raised questions about identity: do we lose part of ourselves with the bad memories we’d delete, and is forgetting really healing or just avoidance?