Comical Start

Grant is feeling a little off and throws Mark for a loop. Mark tells a bad and incomplete joke. Your hosts also discuss the values of their bodies and sunlight.

Grant brings The Born Loser. Your hosts compare philosophies and hunches around expiration dates.

Mark brings Rabbits Against Magic. Grant explains his love of physical books, and yet another item is nearly brought to market.

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Mark got a small boo-boo from playing outside. Grant brings up a confusing matter about his apartment, looking for a second opinion. Mark just doesn’t understand how rental companies work.

Mark brings The Daily Drawing. Your hosts discuss egg-based meals outside of breakfast.

Grant brings JumpStart. Mark is always trying to impress.

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Your hosts examine the Halloween landscape around them. Mark can finally relax and isn’t sure how to feel. The also talk about talking.

Grant brings a Herman comic. Your hosts once again delve into the dark recesses of human language.

Mark brings Domestic Abuse for a brief diatribe on clocks in the living area. Novelty math clocks are featured.

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Grant pulls a fast one and starts up some computer talk. Mark shifts to sports, and your hosts discuss the MPAA rating of the show.

Mark brings Real Life Adventures, and Grant gets worked up about advertisements. Both hosts get frustrated, but also find the cheap way out.

Grant brings The Knight Life. He’s upset by an idiom, and Mark is there to validate his concerns.

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Mark is doing puzzles, and Grant wants to talk about costumes. Grant’s Halloween game has always been strong, while Mark’s has been middling at best.

Grant brings a Monty comic. He wants to talk about conversations, and is nonplussed when Mark guesses at his inspiration.

Mark brings Poorly Drawn Lines. Grant provides some hot ironing tips.

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After some baked goods discussion, Grant searches for courage to obtain a new kitchen item. He also has an important life update. Mark proposes a terrible idea.

Mark brings Peanuts, offering talking points directly related, or adjacent, to an air show. Your hosts reminisce about a bygone era of restaurants.

Grant brings The Adventures of Business Cat. One disconcerting performance later, Grant is uncomfortable with his chosen topic.

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A kitchen upgrade, a technology update, and some camping. We have yet another full-length intro for you.

Grant brings Alley Oop, and boy is the connection tenuous. Your hosts talk tasty, but unintentional, snack foods.

Mark brings Oh, Brother! Grant is not a fan of candy on sticks.

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Mark’s updated his recording area, and has a bad idea for writing on the go. Grant pivots to some college talk.

Mark brings Mannequin on the Moon. He wants to talk about sleeping bags and blankets. Grant is a little cheap, but has a couple helpful opinions.

Grant brings Barkeater Lake. He has an issue with insurance and emails.

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After several random topics, Mark spends time recounting his road trip back to California. It was a doozy.

Grant brings a Fred Basset comic. Grant has a complaint, and Mark has an annoyance.

Mark brings The Adventures of Business Cat after a surprisingly smooth transition. Grant asks about punctuation.

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Mark and Grant recap their in-person meeting, including the lack of an episode during that time. Grant gets to explain a bit of woodworking.

Mark brings Back in the Day. Your hosts discuss a difficult literary situation and its various movie and TV adaptations.

Grant brings Phoebe and Her Unicorn. Mark avoids a vanity trap.

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