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We're back for another round of hypotheticals! Enjoy!

Little league sports in most communities scarcely amount to more than the Parks and Rec department running a daycare service. A few kids with natural athleticism may find their time to shine, but for many of us, youth sports was the first time we truly knew shame and the sting of failure. Surprising even themselves with this idea, Nathan and Matthew have decided to share their shame with you. Enjoy.

We're back once again with another bite size installment. Still keeping it light and hoping things aren't too heavy for all of you out there listening. Kick back with us for a few and take a load off.

Everyone could use a little break right now, so we won't belabor the obvious here. If you are reading this in 2020 you already know the score. Feel free to stop here and rest before continuing on. We'll do our best to help you take a load off.

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Sailing the ocean on a tiny vessel made of wood takes courage. Braving the briny depths on a sailboat captained by a teenager requires real brass balls or the whim of a madman. This week our guest Jesse takes a ride on one such nightmare craft. Somehow he and his fellow crew mates manage to weather what seems to be the perfect storm. But their innocence was lost at sea that day.

It has been suggested that any given person has only six degrees of social separation between them and anyone else in the world. If you've ever played "Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon," you are clear on the concept. One fine drunken evening, when he was far, far away from home, Nathan found a way to grandfather himself in on one of his favorite Hollywood names.

Some men aren't looking for anything logical, like money. They can't be bought, bullied, reasoned or negotiated with. Some men just want to watch the world burn.

A few of those men were teenagers who found ridiculous ways to surprise, confound, and inspire their instructors and fellow students. From stink bombs to improvised robotics, Matthew and his high school compatriots pulled a series of silly pranks that left a mark on their school long after they were gone.

It's time for another round of hypothetical questions!

When life offers one something exotic and illegal, the suggested tendency is to take it as far as it will go. On the day that Matthew was allegedly gifted with a dangerous and exciting means of warping his mind, he swiftly made a plan and got cracking. There were definitely a few bumps along the road, but at the end of the day, he was offered a glimpse of what he had been searching for.