Hello and welcome to Is This Good, the show where we boldly, conclusively, and scientifically decide what things in this big, wide world are good.

My name's Matt, and with me are three amazing panelists from NoDunks.

Trey Kirby, Lee Ellis, and Jason Doyle, welcome to Is This Good?

Hey, oh, I don't know if we're supposed to go through our normal introductions here. I'm not sure if I'm supposed to ignore the fact that Leah is actually right here to my right and we're all in the same room here together. But I'm very happy to be talking to you, Matt. There's no doubt about that. Yeah, JD, go to the camera that shows I'm just in the same room as you can come to the left.

There he is.

Didn't he wasn't even thinking of that.

So just a reminder, if you have topics for a future show, please share them on Twitter at Starters Matt or email us as this good pod at gmail.com.

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Once again, guys, the premise of the show is very simple.

I'm going to give you a topic and you tell me if it's good.

And stream team play along today because we'll have a poll for each question up and we're

four panelists today so you could break a tie for the first time

and is this good history.

And also, also for the first time in is this good history, we have some follow-up, which I didn't

expect to be doing.

So last week, if you remember, we discussed whether wearing flip-flops to a non-beach

restaurant was good. And that led us to

figuring which places or events wearing flip-flops was acceptable. And two days later, Matt

Berman sent us this gem on Twitter. What you're looking at now is, if you're not watching on

YouTube, Republican Senator Richard Burr of North Carolina

walking into the U.S. Capitol wearing a jacket, shorts, and flip-flops.

Now, the important thing is obviously that Burr was rushing into vote no on a $35

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