Despite battling technical "Gremlins" that required a complete computer restart and issues with microphones and headphones, the hosts delve into a reading focused on Energy for That, starting with the Perceptions Deck (Orange on Yellow: I feel metal intersecting with I do fire). The discussion centers on the tension between instinct (the "gut reaction") and methodical planning, exploring whether a situation requires the improvisation of cooking or the scientific precision of baking. This first card, Apt iron wrapped zeal preparing opulent meal, Savoring ordeal, serves as a reminder to wisely prepare and anticipate problems by listening to instinct before acting. Understanding the framework and patterns before taking action is key to navigating life safely and effectively.

The exploration of action and energy intensifies with the second card, the Five of Flames. This card, which is recognized as the Five of Wands in the tarot, addresses conflict and tension. The accompanying message, "Do not fear the flames of others because they burn," suggests that engagement and disagreement can be healthy, leading to refinement and stronger outcomes. Competition and ambition do not have to be negative; being near someone else's fire can offer light and warmth. Following this theme of action and energy management, the third card shifts focus to boundaries and resource allocation (Fire intersecting with Earth). The sassy mantra for this card is "No. No. No. No. No. No. You don't have to. No, you don't want to. And no. Because No". It serves as a reminder to be choosy and mindful about actions and motion, recognizing that human energy is limited. Saying no to one thing reserves the fire needed to say yes to something else, finding a balance between "burning bright" and "burning long".

The reading ascends to the upper chakras, moving toward ultimate realization. The fourth card, "You are ready to embrace what you have become" (Crown chakra intersecting with the third eye), is identified as Judgment (20) in the tarot. This card represents the moment before enlightenment, standing on the threshold after having completed the necessary journey and gathered all lessons. It is the culmination, the moment before removing the heat or stepping across the doorway. The hosts warn against letting fear turn you aside right when you are ready to cross that threshold. The final card integrates this realization back into interpersonal life (Heart intersecting with Throat), advising listeners to "See both sides of the board. Play yourself at chess. Listen as much as you speak. Let people disagree". This provides a lesson in empathy and balance, urging listeners to recognize the validity of others' perspectives and anxieties while still preserving their own energy and choosing not to play games that are stacked or involve missing pieces.