Curiosity Killed It

Why are your pants flying? Alex thinks it's a sewing saying... he's wrong. We're talking about intuition, when automation is best, and going off script.

Who's Bob, Who's uncle is he? We're talking about favoritism (specifically the origins of nepotism), hiring practices/promotions, and memes.

This is a straightforward one but that doesn't mean we couldn't find some interesting tangents. We're talking about group work, pos-COVID events, and whether tardiness is ever acceptable.

Are these carnival ducks, real ducks? Does the number of ducks matter? We're discussing the value of a practice run, overplanning, knolling, Alex's crazy Disney World planning, and Sam's anxiety around a poor performance.

How good is 20/20? Did we have the foresight to make this saying episode 20 or was that just luck? We're talking about vision, the fact that luck plays a bigger part in our lives then we like to give credit to, and overcorrecting problems from the past.

What is risk? Hard to answer right? We're discussing if upside risk truly exists, we talk about what it would take to risk your life in a game of Russian Roulette, and phenomenons that make us all more risk-tolerant. 

We weren't sure about this episode but hey... don't throw the baby out with the bathwater. We're talking about pesticides, new coca-cola, tech-debt, and of course why babies are being thrown out.

What makes moss so important to a stone? We're talking generational views on work/status, nomadic lifestyles, maintaining relationships on the move, and much more.

When should we hate the player and not the game? What game are we referring to, sports, video games, LIFE??? We’re discussing when we become angry at the products of our own creation like Paul vs Mayweather, video game development, and even taxes. 

Asking how the sausage is made might be more than you want to know. Or, it could be the context you need. We're talking about the creation of laws, transparent supply chains, and yes even sausages.