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Things get pretty funny pretty quick this episode with a bunch of crazy talk about all the different kinds of robot vacuums. Daniel gives us a peak into what it's like to act in a commercial after The Brave Little Toaster movie stirs up some unwanted childhood memories. Our advice this episode is on first date fashion tips, pick up lines for online dating and what to do if your niece or nephew is an ungrateful scrumpus about their gifts.
I hope you like accents because this episode is packed with 'em. Daniel lets us in on a big secret after we read some thank you cards to the late Stephen Hawking. This week has a couple of great fan questions having to do with "who's dad is better & how to defend him" and "what to do if your kid sucks at something". We can only hope our wisdom helps someone somewhere.
Austin starts the show off triggered. Daniel tells us some of his alien spacecraft eyewitness memories and Andy doesn't have any. The boys get lost in a role play of a famous 1998 Armageddon movie scene and wrap up the show trying to figure out how to be a dad without going crazy.
Daniel visits Andy's house and record this weeks show in his living room, all while a brave, strong Austin keeps his wits about him back at home. The boys go on and on about the what, why and how of headgear. We take a look into the past and discuss how the heck dentists came up with braces. The show makes a nice easy landing after we answer a crazy question about a mystical beast called a Centaur and then help give marketing advice to a business man through song and role-play.
*Note - Austins mic experienced some technical difficulties in this episode. We did our best with the backup audio file.
Season two has begun! Daniel, Austin, Andy and you are together again for a new adventure. This episode covers all the important things like pipe & drape, nun-chuck's, Andy's lost sweater, Daniel's magical friend Bobby and Austin's mind blowing guide to crowd manipulation. The buddies wrap up the show with some reflection on how the show got started and dream up a little of what it could be.
Holy cow it's the season finale! In this one we start by discussing the recent success of Elon Musk (a.k.a. "Zelon Chunks") His big dreams get us dreaming about things like stronger body parts, owning our very own Ewok Village and living in an entire house made of showers. Our last Solomon's Corner for the season helps two neighbors solve their dispute by building a Six Flags for birds. Next we solve a college students question about their mysterious 40 year old roommate.
We solve a lot of problems, come up with new products and invent new curriculum all while discussing what we'd do if a nuke hits. We learn about new and exciting school classes from the master himself, Scott Wolkowski. We wrap up by solving a stuffed animal attachment issue and then help someone who has changed their mind about their wedding.
It's a new year and the buddies are back at it with exciting stories about Craigslist and Offer-Up. Andy gets lost in his mind trying to explain something and gets rescued. Solomon's Corner gets intense when we try to help with sibling rivalry and a friend-zoned flirty boy.
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