Tyler thinks they can bounce to the moon by hosting and renting inflatables. Jon is suddenly concerned with taxes for the first time. Will the guys be bouncing all the way to the bank or to bankruptcy?

Jon thinks he can get rich trading on the stock market. Will he become an apex predator of the NASDAQ? Is trading stocks just gambling? Is there a skill to be sharpened? Is a job you do in your underwear still a job?

Tyler proposes the idea of painting peoples' yards. Should the grass always be greener? Would you pay for your yard to be painted? Could you see it from space?

Jon still thinks the big money is in animals, specifically pet care. How important is location? Will the internet cancel him for closing his doors to cats? Is Happy Puppy Acres 2.0 destined for success?

Tyler proposes an idea. It's not the first time. How much time and money does it take to make a video game? Is gaming a waste of time? Is AI good enough to make a video game yet?

Jon proposes an idea with no startup cost. Is the real power of yoga in lining the pockets of the instructors? How much would you pay for a private lesson with a Yogi? Does it count as hot yoga if you're outside?

Tyler says they need to start a car wash - they're popping up everywhere.  Jon has some suggestions.  Is a hand wash better than a machine wash?  Is the real money in the vacuums?  Bathing suits or jumpsuits?

Jon and Tyler discuss a modern day collecting phenomenon, the mystery toy box. Should they start their own brand of collectable mystery toys? What passes for a toy? Is it gambling?

Jon wants to build custom treehouses and Tyler thinks any platform on stilts counts. How much will people pay to put a house in one of their trees? Have you ever seen the show Treehouse Masters? How many tangents will fit into this roundabout conversation?