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Cameron and Brock debate the order and intensity of exposing children to various existential crises. Cameron judges Travel Persons. There was a ceiling on the hole. We've already passed the emotional robot uncanny valley. Brock uses the word "proprioception" like he's going to get some sort of medal or something.
(Note: the audio in this episode is Also Messed Up and I repaired it as best I could. I can't believe it happened again.) Cameron would call and hang up. Brock would give an NPC a Viking funeral. Cameron only played putt-putt. Brock knew Cameron was stealing his stuff. Also discussed: air compressors as underwater breathing apparatuses, roofs as diving boards, trampolines, being dragged behind a car, and other things that should have hurt us more than they did.
We discuss various car-related incidents of yore, like when Cameron totaled a car, or when another car was totaled by Brock's car. Brock learns what management is. Cameron makes the worst Firefly analogy imaginable.
(My audio in this episode was all crackly when we recorded it; I repaired it, but it's still a little ... crumbly. Oh well - Cameron)
We prepare lists of topics and almost use them. We reminisce about growing up in a one-Starbucks town. Brock makes policemen nervous. Cameron falls apart in midair. We both verify that gator tastes like chicken fish.
Brock Is Awesome was once a dead pot dealer, but Brock M. Walker hasn't gotten back to us. Everything has already been put into a microwave. The Authenticity Precogs aren't real. We defend wine tasters, for some reason.
Sometimes you're just a frog in a boiling wading pool. Brock's life-sized Roman general portrait just isn't done YET. Buckets of wood screws solve and create a lot of problems. It's pronounced "Albert Camoo".
As of now, we can no longer say "we should make a podcast sometime", so that's progress. Cameron tries to goof about tracking children and ends up espousing subdermal chips. Brock's childhood is ruined by a ketchup elitist. Kobe is mistaken for wagyu. Some people have very strong beef opinions.
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