TOPIC: Publix Hustle

This week, Dan and Merlin talk about grocery store promotions, transactional help, the racket of school photos, Occam's Razor for public schools, Time Machine troubleshooting, the scourge of The Crackle, and BMO the salesman.

The boys help a lot of people by responding to listener questions about the state of Siri, making friends after college, and the seeking of universal truth.

Links for this episode:

• OmniFocus for iOS 11 Adds Extensive Drag and Drop and Siri Support – MacStories
  
• Episode 791: Tips From Spies : Planet Money : NPR
  
• Amazon.com: A Spy's Guide to Thinking (Kindle Single) eBook: John Braddock: Kindle Store
  
• Doing D-A-D-A | Inside Vendo
  
• Cognitive bias - Wikipedia
  
• Michael Tsai - Blog - OmniFocus and Siri on iOS 11
  
• OmniFocus 2.21 for iOS User Manual - OmniFocus Extended
  
• Shelves and Clippers for iOS 11
  
• iPad Shelf Apps: A Roundup of the Best – MacStories
  
• Always BMO Closing | Adventure Time Wiki | FANDOM powered by Wikia
  
• How to move multiple iPhone Home screen apps icons on iOS 11 using drag and drop [Video] | 9to5Mac
  
• #105 At World's End - Reply All by Gimlet Media
  
• #102 Long Distance - Reply All by Gimlet Media
  
• Scientific wild-ass guess - Wikipedia
  Scientific wild-ass guess (SWAG) is American slang meaning a rough estimate made by an expert in the field, based on experience and intuition. It is similar to the slang word guesstimate, a portmanteau of guess and estimate.[1]