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It's a festive atmosphere inside Existence Brewing for the holiday season, as Jack & Michael revel in fodder like the Milli Vanilli vocal scandal; Jack's Old Faithful-like Hostess Snowball craving; the first time Michael ever tried a Slim Jim; and how to manifest your desires by first accepting your worldly circumstances. Michael also gives Jack his annual "Hallmark Original or X-Rated Movie" quiz.
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Jack & Michael find their usual spot at Existence Brewing and mix it up over topics including shrinkflation's impact on the chocolate bar; movies with miserable endings; and the purveyance of the Occidental world's willful ignorance to world diversity. Jack also recalls an inspiring exchange student who once appeared on his television show, and offers a Download about how to avoid sabotaging inner peace.
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It's an active catch-up for Jack & Michael at Existence Brewing, as the boys tackle topics including a major lawsuit involving Smuckers Uncrustables; the current misuse of the term speakeasy; the contents of specialty condiments; and how professional and major collegiate sports are likely rigged and the gambling craze that's now surrounding them. Jack also recounts a recent article he penned regarding the social mayhem surrounding Starbucks latest holiday mug offering.
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Jack & Michael steer into Existence Brewing for a convo that begins with tales of road rage and evolves into how to balance human emotion with Life's spiritual aspects; the unusual science that is garbology; and the very real presence of the unseen and unenlightened souls in our world ubiquitously known as "they."
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Jack & Michael file in to Existence Brewing for a catch up that includes the oddities surrounding ASMR videos; the neuroticism surrounding the old cast of McDonaldland characters; and Jack's thoughts on both his personal and the worldly aspects of how artists conduct creativity and its origins.
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Existence Brewing is open once again, as Jack & Michael find their seats and spend some time surveying material involving the generational leans regarding Starbucks vs. Dutch Bros.; how the apple of seemingly everyone's third eye has become the apple of A.I.; and Jack's recounting of some rather bizarre flashbacks related to a recent home sleep study he conducted.
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The banter continues at Existence Brewing, as Jack and Michael sip on a flight of topics that include the very small amount of "real" in reality television; how every full moon now requires its own special title; the best career moves for Al Pacino; and Jack's foray into sungazing and his thoughts on a different way to perceive the mechanics of manifestation.
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Another fresh sit-down at Existence Brewing drums up new material for Jack & Michael to mine, including how many people take the practice of juicing too far; the potential successes behind A.I. Whoopi (Goldberg); the perpetual anguish and suffering of the sports follower; and the insidious practice of self-justification.
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There's a menagerie of topics in the windows of Existence Brewing this time around, as Jack & Michael let er' rip about ways to combat tagging; the brief but alarming trend of people placing googly eyes on everything in public; the psychological and spiritual misgivings of GoFundMe; the importance of caregivers; and what the best thing to do would be if one could go back in time and deal with Hitler before his rise to power. Michael also gives Jack this year's scary Halloween movie quiz.
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Jack & Michael take some time to mow the overgrown existential grass at Existence Brewing, as they delve into subjects including the balance of self versus Cosmic unity; thought and its connection to a perceived reality; and vibroacoustic and sound therapy. Jack also recounts the events a recent road trip which took him through Mount Shasta, Calif. and a very special coffee shop in Bend, Ore.
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Two guys are grabbing coffee and discussing everything from current events to philosophy.