Comical Start

Mark has a laundry problem. Or, is it really a people problem? Grant is juggling recuperation and productivity.

Grant brings Frank and Ernest. Ronald Regan popularized things, but did not invent them.

Mark brings Doodle Town. Grant’s night stand is relatively spartan, with the exception of some precautions against his once-in-a-lifetime bloody nose.

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A sufficient number of promises have been made to allow Mark to go to Disney. Additional travel is imminent.

Mark brings a Mt. Pleasant comic. Your hosts do not make a very good pub trivia duo.

Grant brings Barkeater Lake. He warns in advance that this conversation won’t be fun.

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Grant quickly and correctly guesses Mark’s ailment. A Friday night is recalled. Discussions in cars are debated.

Grant brings Speed Bump. He’s had a revelation about some “commonly held” knowledge in grocery stores, and it’s not a good one.

Mark brings Dark Side of the Horse. Your hosts quickly address cereal etiquette.

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Mark is shocked by the sudden discontinuation of a particular ice cream novelty. He also walked a long way, and read a lot of books.

Mark brings The Other Coast. What does Grant like? It turns out certain tools are simply irreplaceable when push comes to shove.

Grant brings Luann. A quick tiff over some comments ensues, followed by other colorful conversation.

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A well-known participant in an unknown TV show? Grant taking control of the intro? This episode is full of surprises.

Grant brings Lola. Mark is very critical of half letters, and Grant is unsure about pronunciations.

Mark brings Loose Parts. Grant has only had manipulative massages.

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The big game is here, and Grant just recently recovered his couch so he can not watch it. And hey, disc golf anyone?

Mark brings The Other Coast. Lawn-based water entertainment is explored, and Grant learns a cool product is even more neat than he knew.

Grant brings Phoebe and Her Unicorn. He is ready to go off.

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Grant narrowly avoids the doghouse as Mark recaps his celebrations. And if you’re into digital books, stay tuned.

Grant brings Red and Rover. After some dithering, Grant forces a hard left turn on the topic. Mark learns something new.

Mark brings Off the Mark. Again, the intended topic just doesn’t really happen. But, your hosts have a good time.

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Mark is in yet another new location, and Grant had a lovely weekend away from work. They touch on the finer points of office design.

Mark brings Mannequin on the Moon. Should you come out firing, or provide prologues when discussing bad news? Grant comes in with very salient advice.

Grant brings a Ziggy comic. Mark provides some soup suggestions.

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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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