Leighton recalled a book he read in 2024 that did impact his life. It’s about pastors being sheep too and needing to guard against burnout. Joseph Parks shared some of his family’s applebutter for our episode edible. Unfortunately, you cannot buy it. It can only be gifted.

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What book did you read in 2024 that changed your day-to-day life? Jeff, Reuben, and Nicholas answer this question. We sample more of Uncle Joel’s edibles. Today we had Ostrich jerky and gator jerky.

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Kyle Miller convinces Reuben to stop investing in mutual funds. He lays out their return (or lack thereof) vs the stock market and how their annual fees end up costing hundreds of thousands of dollars. Kyle explains the difference between an index fund and an index fund and the S&P 500. It’s not that complicated. This is the first video recorded podcast. Unfortunately the video recording…

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Nicholas is starting a new job working for Reuben at Touchdown Tech. Reuben went fishing in the ocean with waders. Someone asked Nicholas to rate his beard. If you want an honest rating from us and suggestions for improvement, send us an email or message on FB. Next week we plan to read the feedback and make a decision about Reuben’s beard vs mustache.

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Nicholas’s second adventure in Wisconsin had to do with a skiing accident.

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Reuben faces a facial hair decision: should he keep his mustache or go back to a full beard? Leighton, Jeff, and Nicholas weigh in on the decision and provide a before and after facial hair score. You can weigh in too with a comment on Facebook. If a peanut is not a nut is it a nut allergy? Listen for a comprehensive explanation.

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Reuben plays pickleball with completely random strangers and chooses to play in the intermediate section. Big mistake. On the way to Wisconsin, someone from Nicholas’s crew get’s lost in Walmart.

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Reuben accidentally buys two water heaters for his remodel project. Leighton did his best to win the ugly sweater contest at the PWI Christmas party, and Reuben was struck with confusion whether polar bears hibernate or not.

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