Situated on the rugged face of North Table Mountain in the Golden Cliffs area near Golden, Colorado, "Love, Sex, and the IRS" offers climbers a direct, engaging trad and sport route with a blend of technical moves and natural flow. This 60-foot line threads through a left-facing corner, demanding careful gear placements on somewhat featured rock before navigating around a prominent overhang. The route begins just to the left of the popular chunkier line known as "Chunky Monkey," offering a more approachable 5.8 challenge that climbers can confidently tackle before venturing into harder territory nearby. From the first moves within the corner, the rhythm requires thoughtful footwork and steady hand jams, rewarding adherence to solid technique over brute force. Beyond the corner, the path shifts right, guiding climbers past an imposing overhang and up the headwall that defines Chunky Monkey's lower crux. Two bolts protect this upper section, and climbers have the choice to confront the overhang head-on for an extra challenge or skirt around it to the right for a less demanding ascent. Anchors are shared at the top, making it possible to set a top rope and work on the tougher moves of Chunky Monkey, rated 5.10a/b. The juxtaposition gives climbers a clear progression path from moderate to more strenuous difficulty, right on the same wall. Accessing this climb involves a concise approach on solid but sparse terrain—golden sandstone cliffs rising above the surrounding brush and scrub. The wall faces northeast, catching morning sun and offering cool shade in afternoon hours. Equipment-wise, climbers should prepare with a traditional rack to 2 inches complemented by a set of quickdraws for the bolts near the anchors. Protection placements require some attention, as the corner bolts are not present, setting a mindful tone to gear management early on. Given the route's lower star rating, expect it to be straightforward but with a couple of spots that test your placement judgment and movement on exposed edges. Local climbers highlight the route for its accessibility and clean rock, making it a solid introduction to multi-tech climbing on this section of North Table Mountain. Weather in the area can shift rapidly, so early starts are recommended to avoid afternoon winds and keep the rock dry and grippy. As always, climbers should be alert for loose rock near the base and respect the natural environment to maintain the quality and safety of the route. "Love, Sex, and the IRS" is the kind of climb that invites steady progression, offering both a practical test of basic trad skills and the reward of sharing space with one of Golden's character-rich walls.