Comical Start

Mark has a weird music library situation. Your hosts talk driving audio. Grant has long-term follow up.

Grant brings a Cornered comic, and it isn’t great. Your hosts have issues with college athletes and their mopeds.

Mark brings Home and Away to talk distractions, purposeful or otherwise.

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Mark slept in a haunted dog house, and is going on a road trip. There are only two good flavors.

Mark brings a Green Humour comic, looking to discuss fish. After some hesitancy, your hosts move onto a broader discussion of animal tiers.

Grant brings The Flying McCoys. He’s looking for some technology insight.

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Hot pants, pockets, and fried rice. Dive into the world of tupperware and potential recording issues.

Grant brings an Overboard comic. He’s curious about Mark’s relationship to scary things. It's not great.

Mark brings Underpants and Overbites. Your hosts quickly brainstorm weird additions to their dream homes.

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Mark surprises Grant with an old idea. Look forward to an impending fiasco this is sure to cause. Grant has some missing packages and tacky cabinet stops.

Mark brings Nest Heads, leading to a rousing discussion on how your hosts prefer water. It may be bland, but it’s also important. Also, go watch Stuff Made Here.

Grant brings Bleeker: The Rechargeable Dog. Mark provides some broad technical advice and experience.

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Your hosts discuss Grant’s running habits and potential mythomania. Also, move-in stories?

Grant brings Frazz. Although certainly not an expert, Mark gives his best backpack advice.

Mark brings On a Claire Day. Do you like where you sit? Do you consider peeping toms and escape routes?

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Your hosts swap stories of work and home, spurred on by Grant’s change of location.

Mark brings Break of Day. Your hosts share some killer conversation starters. Get ready for your first date, or perhaps your first day of college.

Grant brings JumpStart. Mark is loyal, and Grant had another bad experience.

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Grant can’t remember what he’s watched lately, but eventually gets some prompting. Mark wants to watch more TV. But also kind of doesn’t. Mark and Grant also discuss poor employee performance.

Grant brings The Argyle Sweater, and your hosts are confused about sympathy and empathy. This show is not sponsored by Goop.

Mark brings a Lug Nuts comic. Grant wants a dog, and Mark is more creative.

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Mark is annoyed with the show’s hosting service. Grant is vague. Mark investigates Grant’s views on stress, and Grant investigates old dictionaries. Suddenly your hosts realize they’re running long.

Mark brings a Four Eyes comic. After an accidental tangent, a grey area of gray is discussed. Also motorcycles.

Grant brings Frazz. Mark messes up and hopes to live a life below the radar.

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Mark had an excellent birthday, with festivities and fouls abound.

Grant brings Frank and Ernest to talk mythology and the ever-changing truth (if such a thing even exists.) Mark is no aficionado.

Mark brings Nothing is Not Something. Grant eats weird things.

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Ah, the roar of fireworks cascading across the sky. That, my friend, is the sound of freedom.

Mark brings The Other End and Grant absolutely nails it. Your hosts talk cereal mascots and other guerilla marketing tactics.

Grant brings Lola for a short discussion of returns.

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