We explore my relationship with ADHD and Adderall from my adolescence and how it has shaped me into the person I am today. We draw connections between how corporal punishment has disappeared in schools and has been replaced with drugs instead. Expectations for children are set too high with academic rigor being the measure of success, one of the greatest farces created in today's society.

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In this week's episode, we discuss our regrets. We realize that many of our regrets were formed during early adolescence, reflecting our inability to understand the world around us. As we've grown older we try not to dwell on the past but some memories remain ingrained.

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We review what my father has learned from the thousands of speeches throughout his life. Public speaking can be scary but finding your inner voice and seeking your truth will yield a more comforting stage presence. Most importantly we talk about my project on the Snakehead fish from my public speaking class in community college.

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We talk about vision and lack thereof.

We talk about our mishaps with aquatic vehicles. This episode is a relaunch while Zack is on vacation.

We talk about cooking throughout my dad's life.

We conversate on our personal experiences with crazy drivers and road rage.

In this week's episode, we talk about interface updates and how they bother us. Have you ever been bothered by a pesky update that changes everything you've known? Well, we sure have, come join us while we rant.

What gives you joy? In this week's episode, my father reviews a few stories that have given him joy. Family and animals provided a lot of joy in my father's life but also the times he's spent in rumination on successes have been beneficial as well.

This week we talk about our favorite condiments. My father tells us what it was like in clown college.