Kirk is impressed by the new intro music. Connor reveals their new approach to creating new episodes. Blake Giuliani calls in to talk sports gambling in Isla Vista and filling out his first slips as a young man in Las Vegas. Kirk fights for a 45 year old's right to gamble their retirement on the Padres. Connor half explains "write-offs." The rest of this episode covers California struggles, potential guests in the future, and thieves within the United States Postal Service.

Connor discusses an interesting editorial on online dating for people their age. Kirk talks social media justice in Isla Vista. Connor worries he's always in the wrong with Covid-19. Kirk try's his hand at baking. Towards the end they entertain start up ideas, track the progress of Go-surf Mobile, and attempt to figure out new ways to sell jeans to gold miners. Together they vow never to let their conversations catch Corona ever again.

Connor wonders what the biggest takeaways from college have been. Kirk gains perspective through breakout rooms. Connor feels like a fish out of water around REAL honor's students. Kirk joins the data analytics club. Connor talks big four. Kirk's interview doesn't go the way he planned. Throughout the rest of the episode they tackle topics like the hands-off schooling style of UCSB, where they rank among students, and then they get boring. Will anyone listen? Time will tell.