Harper wants to live closer to work. Gov is determined to protect her from toxic landlords, but his protection comes at a price.

Harper has found an affordable way to become a homeowner: a tiny house from Amazon. So why does Gov think she needs to be stopped?

Nate turns 26 and gets kicked off his parents’ health insurance. Gov is ready with a whole new menu of options—but will any of them actually work?

When Nate gets sick, Gov is ready to help. But first, Nate has to figure out where he’s allowed to go…and who’s allowed to help him.

Nate feels perfectly fine. Gov has other ideas—and apparently, a lot to say about Nate’s health, his habits, and what might be coming next.

Greg knows what he wants to do with his life. Gov thinks he knows better—but what kind of future comes with a six-figure price tag?

Greg has the skills to teach welding. But before he can open a school, Gov wants to make sure he knows how to follow the rules. (All of them.)

Greg makes a seemingly innocent choice on campus. Suddenly, he’s got a big problem—and Gov is there to save the day with a whole lot of paperwork.

Ellie is looking forward to an upcoming trip. Then Gov invites her to talk through everything that could possibly go wrong. Is this therapy…or something else?

Ellie feels pretty safe. Gov would like to change that. Just how many dangers lurk in everyday life?

Gov is worried about the future of the planet. Ellie has a few ideas about where to start—but what happens when the solution gets a little too close to home?

Riley is ready to start her career in interior design. But before she can work, Gov has a few requirements. How many is a few?

Riley has a side hustle she thinks could actually make her some money. Gov is here to help—but what does it cost to be allowed to make a profit?

Riley’s business is growing, and she thinks it’s time to hire some help. Gov has some thoughts about that. How hard should it really be to create a job?