We don't take ourselves too seriously, but that doesn't mean it doesn't take a lot of hard work to be good at what we do, but we do make more friends being self-deprecating.

Toby still thinks of fat as primarily negative, but everyone has an actual relationship with food.

Toby gets infected by a lifeguard with a bad attitude, and Matt and Toby realize their kids live in a world on their creating and are prime targets for their communication styles to spread to them as well, for good or bad.

Reva's in Seattle this week, and came to the conclusion that Matt's office is a physical representation of his brain. Also, Matt thinks everyone lies to you about health insurance.

There's a purpose and meaning found in about any kind of art, which controls culture as the world just tries to copy it, so the worst thing creative people can do is try to make it safer.

No one really knows what a conscious is or how to describe it - especially not scientists. But at least they know they don't know.

Toby takes his kids to the skating rink and can't hardly stand how much they're getting hurt, but it's probably good for them, especially Ike, who has Matt's learning style.

Matt argues that homelessness is a major problem in Seattle, and a lot of other places, but no one's actually trying to solve any real issues or even being honest about it.

Toby interviews his kids, and even lets them say bad words on this episode of the daily dose. We find out how much they know about what their dad does, and why they believe in God.

It's just Devin and Reva hanging out today! Reva's staying at her sister's house, and her dad drove 7.5 hours to come get a snake out of the basement, which happens to be a gender role we're not upset about.