Mark got in trouuubbblleeee. But it really wasn’t a big deal. Also, there’s surprisingly good food out there.

Grant brings Chuckle Bros. Mark has thoughts on ice cream, but not much skin in the game. Grant is on quite the opposite end from his cohost.

Mark brings Peanuts. Your hosts discuss battery maintenance.

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How about some travel tips? (Mark realized after recording that there was a perfectly reasonable explanation for the issue at hand, but that doesn’t change the basic lesson.) Also, some weird technical conversations that don’t belong in this podcast.

Mark brings a Free Range comic. After determining that nursery rhymes are a confusing phenomenon, Mark interrogates Grant’s customer service abilities.

Grant brings Pearls Before Swine. Lines are drawn in the sand regarding peanut butter, and Grant has a revelation.

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Thermodynamics is confusing, and marketing doesn’t change its laws. Join your hosts in an experiment.

Grant brings Cathy Classics. Mark hesitantly makes a bet against nobody in particular, then outlines his shoe collection. Grant understands.

Mark brings Pooch Cafe. Metabolisms don’t last forever.

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Movies exist! Personal updates abound, as Mark encourages his cohost to self-reflect just an iota more.

Mark brings a Messycow comic. Grant didn’t have too many important books as a child, and is unwilling to spend several dozens of dollars to obtain one. Mark recites some poetry.

Grant brings The Born Loser. A simple question is briefly answered.

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A detailed and scattered walkthrough of a wedding weekend gives snapshots into Mark’s most recent travels.

Grant brings Maria’s Day. How much of a pastime was reading? How do you deal with conflicting information? Do Punnett squares apply to social situations?

Mark brings Dark Side of the Horse. While these show notes are not a palindrome, a host would love it if they were.

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The intro just keeps on cooking. Nasal solutions are rehashed, and general life updates abound.

Mark brings Savage Chickens. Grant successfully catches a reference, and Mark interrogates his Sci-Fi bona fides.

Grant brings Bird and Moon. Mark gets to relive a compliment.

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Your hosts celebrate the coming of episode 200. The planned festivities are quickly underway.

Mark brings a Pearls Before Swine comic. Conspiracy theories abound. Is it easier to infiltrate the Campbell’s corporation, or grocery stores en masse? Did we really go to the moon?

Grant brings My Dad is Dracula. It’s a doozy.

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Things go off the rails immediately. Targeted advertising is pretty wild. Your hosts are getting older and their activities reflect that.

Mark brings Nothing is Not Something. What’s so cool about racing? How has it taken the country by storm? Your hosts explore these important questions.

Grant brings The Grizzwells. Potato opinions abound, as does gatekeeping the Midwest.

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Mark provides a quick disclaimer before describing a new method of close-proximity practice. Grant had a surreal evening, and toast is difficult to get quite right.

Grant brings Baldo. The proper cookie consumption process is discussed.

Mark brings Nest Heads. Grant takes over to talk about cooking practice and failure.

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Mark may have ruined a neighbor’s dog. Self control is hard to come by. Be wary of corvids.

Mark brings a Miss Peach comic. He grandstands for a while on the concept of school administration. He still hasn’t forgiven the wrongful punishment from his youth.

Grant brings Speed Bump. Things go a bit off the rails as your hosts discuss mild body mutilation with a surprise guest.

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