Mark tells tales of the descent of Deadheads onto San Francisco. Totally separately, he separated a metal fidget puzzle. Grant’s on the hunt for an odd crochet gift.

Grant brings Frank and Ernest. After a solid Whose Line reference, your hosts get deep into a discussion about wallpaper. A business that was presumed dead is found to be thriving.

Mark brings Invisible Bread. Grant is only interested in payback.

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This episode starts with quite the introduction. Sweet treats? Tiny games? Knock-off products? Check, check, and check.

Mark brings Overboard. Grant has a measured, discipline thought on prioritizing communication to others.

Grant brings Cathy Classics. He's frustrated with the world.

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Mark uses some fancy footwork to justify Grant’s poor communication. Your hosts find new uses for old tools. There’s not just one way to use dish soap.

Grant brings Wallace the Brave. Mark has an Altoid anecdote, which turns into a confusing trip to a website. Cinnamon, yuck.

Mark brings The Awkward Yeti. Post-rain activities are varied and fun.

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With both hosts back in the mix, a proper and extremely minimal commemoration of 5 years occurs. This puts them on the precipice of quarter life crises. Grant gives his thoughts on large malls yet again.

Mark brings Imagine This. A rewatch of a short video commences after an inspirational sentence from Grant, and the topic is left behind.

Grant brings Calvin and Hobbes. Woods stuff resurface. A geographic revelation is had.

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Mark rambles for a while.

Mark doesn’t sleep as well as Grant, and hates certain foods for pseudo-breakfast. How does one properly fry rice?

Mark brings The Other End. What’s in a cloud? Do shapes just come about, and can you find their true form?

Grant brings Ink Pen. It’s nor quite special burger time.

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What’s going on in the neighborhood? Your hosts go to the source with some hard-hitting reporting on youth dance classes, animal rescue, doctor visits, and scat.

Grant brings Barkeater Lake. Pie is super good.

Mark brings Sunshine State. Software updates are difficult to balance.

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A toy from the past is thoroughly explored. Mark almost spends between $25 and $150 to experience the thrill of the game one last time.

Mark brings Junk Drawer. Grant’s one critique is that he doesn’t always get what he wants with criticism.

Grant screws up by bringing Speed Bump. Mark briefly tells an unrelated story before answering a question.

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Mark needs an intense brainstorming session. All ideas are good ideas until they’re not.

Grant brings Alley Oop. Mark is happy to fix a toilet, but not wires.

Mark brings Rose is Rose. Childhood is fun and dumb.

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Baseball and nice weather. What more could you ask for? How about some new cooking tips?

Mark brings Truth Facts. After an obvious tangent regarding toilet paper, Mark wants a metaphorical discussion of productivity and deadlines.

Grant brings Calvin and Hobbes. A power outage has caused some introspection.

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