All of Mark’s activities are canceled, and it’s not getting better. Grant and Mark both give updates on their local pandemic status. Mark tries to share a few good-natured stories, and Grant also had Chipotle. We all fight our own battles.

Mark brings a Loose Parts comic. What’s a shared space? As someone not working from home, Grant has some decent suggestions to do the opposite.

Grant brings a 9 Chickweed Lane comic and asks about a deep topic. What happens when shared experiences aren’t shared?

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Mark is busy and had quite the day at work. Some viral discussion occurs with no real resolution. Grant fails to execute on a funny anecdote of his own, and Mark made it to the DMV.

Grant brings a JumpStart comic to talk about plane talk. Mark isn’t a fan of it himself, though he doesn’t begrudge other people who start a conversation. Grant had a lovely experience, causing reevaluation of life choices. Mark goes on several tangents.

Mark brings a Dog Eat Doug comic. He doesn’t really know what to talk about, and ends up trying to bait Grant into talking about chemistry. Safety Data Sheets are a hot topic, as are concentrated acids.

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Mark had to be an adult after a period of procrastination, and he wasn’t too thrilled. The DMV is fun, and Grant gives Mark some hope. Grant got some texts, and your hosts determined texts should go the way of email.

Mark brings The Adventures of Business Cat. Mark updates Grant on the state of his job. Grant does a PSA for liberal arts colleges, and carefully dances around specifics as he discusses his own job.

Grant brings an Overboard comic and tells a story that lasts both too long and not long enough. Then for some reason, lint is discussed.

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Grant went to the store, and Mark has been busy. A story of food experimentation is told.

In an attempt to cause more ruckus, Grant goes first with a Speed Bump comic. Your hosts talk about whether they enjoy being busy, and Mark is skeptical about Grant’s supposed productivity boost under time constraint.

Mark brings a Rabbits Against Magic comic. What drinks do your hosts enjoy during meals, and how hard do they try to recreate food options from their childhoods?

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Mark got Girl Scout cookies, and Grant has an opinion. A few minutes later, Grant is having none of this. Some people aren’t fans of trivia.

Grant brings a Big Top comic, and Mark has a few things to say about it. What is a lion anyway? Mark eventually addresses Grant’s question, just not in a useful way. Mark wants more jokes.

Mark brings an Oh, Brother! comic and manages to fit a few minutes of serious discussion before everything goes off the rails.

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Mark has a story of thievery and intrigue. Grant has a story about lights and PPE.

Mark brings an F Minus comic. He and Grant have a nostalgic geek-out session over the Magic Tree House series. What a time to grow up, huh?

Grant brings a Big Nate comic because he’s unprepared. Mark has a hard time remembering the last time he was, and offers unhelpful advice for those struggling with preparation.

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Mark and Grant get a bit too serious talking about work and business meetings. Things almost get a little saucy until Grant thinks better of it. Not wanting to lose the identity of the podcast, Mark casually shifts to hot dog talk.

Grant brings a Frank and Ernest comic. After a long anecdote, he wants to discuss shortcuts. Mark isn’t lazy and doesn’t look for shortcuts, he’s just efficient. Also keyboard shortcuts are fantastic.

Mark brings a Dumbwich Castle comic. He has nothing to say, and the show is short on time, so he just has Grant read it. Your hosts learn how to be fancy.

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Flustered by technical difficulties prior to the show, your hosts revisit computer talk. Grant’s charger is breaking, and Mark verbally abuses Grant for want of disk space. However, the ship is turned around as the focus becomes food.

Mark brings a Haircut Practice comic. Bread is the topic of choice. Grant has become lazy, while Mark demands variety.

Grant brings a JumpStart comic. Mark misunderstands Grant’s all-or-nothing topic and tries to bring food back into the mix. After chastising Mark, Grant explains himself.

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In rather unusual fashion, Mark and Grant share some technology updates. Mark has a new keyboard, and Grant is a slow, but steady, convert to window-snapping.

Grant brings a Fred Basset comic. Does Mark make food at home? And what does he make? Mark prefers to ignore the question for a bit and weave a tale from his past. Then they talk about bready things and oysters.

Mark brings a Peanuts comic to talk about eating food in a bathtub. A heated discussion results.

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Grant made food this weekend, and Mark participated in several activities. After a movie recommendation, Grant describes his conflicted day at work. Mark had jury duty.

Mark brings a Loose Parts comic to talk about modern navigation. How would your hosts survive fifteen, twenty years ago with nothing but maps and their wits to guide them? Could they travel 3 miles north?

Grant brings a TOBY comic to discuss making plans. What is the proper etiquette for making plans next week? Why are people flaky?

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