It all gets off to a slow start, but your hosts find their groove. Spices can really sneak up on you.

Mark brings Real Life Adventures. After a quick editor’s note, your hosts compare fire-building tactics. Do any of you remember Bionicles?

Grant brings Heart of the City. He’s a simple man with a simple question about work cuisine.

Send feedback to [email protected].

Mark fights through sleepiness, and Grant gave 100% effort to achieve 85% of what was needed. Your hosts connect with their past, and discuss punctuation at length.

Grant brings a Lola comic. While the conversation roams around, he does pin down Mark for an opinion on hankies.

Mark brings Ordinary Bill. You never know what Grant will be wearing.

Send feedback to [email protected].

Your hosts can’t help dabbling in pen territory yet again. But, Mark quickly moves to reprimanding Grant’s lack of communication, and overall disinterest in a fine Disney Halloween movie. We’ll get ‘em next year.

Mark brings a Domestic Abuse comic, and the transition to it in the show is just as awkward as typing this into the show notes. Luckily, your hosts pass it by and instead discuss food construction, or whatever better phrase that exists.

Grant brings Cornered. Mark does a hard pivot to explore the recesses of his own morality.

Send feedback to [email protected].

Grant has quite a revelation about energy usage in electronics, and Mark solves one of his tech problems. Then, your hosts discuss fountain pens at length. Mark is drinking the kool-aid, and Grant is happily serving more.

Grant brings Thatababy. He almost had an oopsie on a grocery shopping trip.

Mark brings Cattitude — Doggonit. Grant indeed doesn’t mind having weird art in obscure places.

Send feedback to [email protected].

Standing is worth it, and belly-button height is ideal. And those suburbs? Wowee, what a nostalgic, if nominally stressful, experience.

Mark brings Grand Avenue. Does Grant identify with Autumn? Does he like the Halloween spirit or Spirit Halloween stores?

Grant brings Pickles. Get the exclusive on Mark’s current ironing situation.

Send feedback to [email protected].

Some new decorations, and Grant had a pretty low-key weekend. Mark drove quite a while. Applebee’s menu items are discussed.

Grant brings JumpStart. His technology took a swim, and Mark is impressed that he’s never had any other issues in the past.

Mark brings Everyday People Cartoons. School supplies are pretty neat, and Grant was mature at a young age.

Send feedback to [email protected].

Enjoy an abbreviated episode where Mark talks about the goings-on of his honeymoon.

Well, Mark got married. And despite claims of getting sleep, not much that he says for the first twenty minutes indicates as much.

Mark brings The Adventures of Business Cat. Nemeses? Rivals? Grant doesn’t seem to gather them too much. Mark may have had one on a technicality, but in a good way.

Grant brings Luann. Pants? Pants.

Send feedback to [email protected].

Grant learns more about Trivial Pursuit, and Mark has some issues with the game’s editors. Also, go check out the Minnesota State Fair.

Grant brings Home Free. Home projects are far and few between in Mark’s place of residence, but they sure happen sometimes. He does not need tech support.

Mark brings Pot-Shots. He continues to figure out how best to hurt Grant.

Send feedback to [email protected].

Mark is off to the not-as-great-state of Wisconsin. Sometimes things are just different. New living accommodations are explored. Houseplants? Sure. Shampoo? You bet.

Mark brings Jake Likes Onions. How do your hosts communicate? How do they truly express themselves?

Grant brings Frazz. Mark gets heated about broad statements regarding life.

Send feedback to [email protected].