Mark has a lot to say about being back in San Diego.

Mark brings a Viivi and Wagner comic. After some critiques by Grant, a measured discussion of armchairs and recliners. Grant’s of a recliner lineage, and Mark finds them optimal for reading.

Grant brings a Cornered comic, and is jealous of Mark’s jeans-buying ability.

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Grant had trouble starting the episode, and Mark has a new brother. A lot of feelings reside in the intro.

Grant brought a Ziggy comic, asking about risk in society. Mark can’t quite pin down what Grant is asking, and they don’t necessarily get anywhere specific. It was interesting though.

Mark brings The Other Coast. A simple question about ferrous materials and iceboxes follows.

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After a morbid start, Mark talks camping a bit, and Grant cleaned. Your hosts plan some live tours.

Mark brings The Lost Bear to explore the recesses of Grant’s mind. Does he get lost in thought, and is doing so ever a good thing?

Grant brings a Monty comic. A surprisingly interesting conversation is had about an inane question.

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Mark explains why the audio quality might be a bit poor, while Grant pats himself on the back for moving some small rocks. Boomerang is back on the conversational menu.

Grant brings a Cornered comic to talk about instinct. Mark has a bone to pick about that word’s interpretation.

Mark brings a W.T. Duck comic, allowing Grant a short tirade on modern photography.

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Mark requires more accuracy and precision, and walked quite a lot. Grant and Mark plan their cornering of the Clickbait market. Mark and Grant briefly discuss their bona fides for becoming Navy SEALs, and talk about music libraries. Grant has a surprise story for Mark.

Mark brings a Wawawiwa comic. Grant nails the Lego on the brick by guessing a discussion of Lego is forthcoming. Mark proposes an episode idea taken from a different podcast.

Grant brings a Pickles for a short discussion of braggarts. Mark never really answers his question.

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Mark asserts that Grant should work at a menswear store. A larger conversation around retail and customer service evolves.

Grant brings The Knight Life. A convoluted description later, Mark is venting about some training he’s been stuck doing at work. Some things are just chores.

Mark brings a Foolish Mortals comic. Vitriol is spewed about seagulls, and that’s about all there is time for.

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The pizza challenge was met. Tune in to see the results.

Mark brings a Life on Earth comic to establish Grant’s role in a rock band. After a bit of dithering, a position is agreed upon. The formation of said band is punted to a later conversation.

Grant brings a Little Fried Chicken and Sushi comic. He wants to know how adventurous Mark is in the kitchen.

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Mark provides a tent update and opines on sleeping bags. Grant’s pizza challenge returns with a vengeance, so stay tuned. Mark and Grant each tell a story.

Grant brings a Cul de Sac comic. Mark isn’t always a go-getter, and agrees that Grant’s friend has some things to work through.

Mark brings a comic by Jeff Stahler to discuss Hamilton.

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Mark and Grant recount their weekend events, and Mark explains kayak instability. Camping is also discussed with vigor, and an excellent week in Mark’s life.

Mark brings a Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal comic, hoping to talk about hotels. Grant is cheap, while Mark enjoys convenience. Both agree that camping in D.C. wouldn’t be ideal.

Grant brings a Big Nate comic to briefly mention some simple pleasures he’s recently had. Mark bites and provides one as well. The ending is wholesome.

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Mark issues a daring challenge for Grant, and is a little sleepy. Your hosts finally find a point of agreement. Mark makes a new account, and your hosts have strong feelings about a user interface.

Grant brings a Frazz comic. First order of business is the comment section. What’s character building? Is it just a scam by adults? It’s not about being tough, no matter what people in from the ‘50s say.

Mark brings an Imagine This comic, and Grant provides fodder for the discussion. Mark can’t keep plants alive, but he surely can name them.

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