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This week the Dads crack a cold Longliner Lager from the Cape May Brewing Co., in Cape May, NJ. With a 5.0% ABV, this lager goes down smooth and crisp with a thirst for your next sip. Definitely a new favorite. The Dads then begin their weekly catch-up with Josh looking forward to having his daughter for the weekend while Rich reflects on a gag he pulled. Shout out to Rich's mom!

The show then pivots to the reading from their handy-dandy Dad guide,  ‘Be Prepared: A Practical Handbook for New Dads’. The reading tonight is about Using the Baby as a Prop, located on pages 117-118. Both Dads give their experience with baby propping, and then transition the show into the topic introduction and the data dump.

From Hick to Suburbanite: From growing up in a neighborhood with averaged sized yards to growing up on a couple of acres, what are the pros and cons of each, from our perspective, as both of us have lived in both situations. We will then provide some information on how both living experiences may shape you as a child and into an adult.

The show shifts to the spiciest edition of "Shit-uations" with Josh finding some very interesting FMLs from FML.com. Josh seems to be developing an affinity for the night walkers in Atlantic City. Someone should stop in and check up on him...

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REFERENCES
-Urban. Suburan. Rural. How do Households Describe Where They Live?
-What Unites and Divides Urban, Suburban and Rural Communities
-Does Growing Up In Urban Compared To Rural Areas Shape Primary Emotional Traits

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