We often take flights of fancy to the past but today we’re looking forward to taking actual flights next spring and summer. And doing something we haven’t done since March. Make plans.

Tom is a “fast foodie”, and loves Domino’s, which pizza purists scorn. Especially during these times, Scott also loves comfort food because it’s delicious and helps us get through the day.

Walking is the most powerful thing we can do. We just put one foot in front of the other and move forward. That’s why we want The Pedestrian to be honored with an enormous monument.

It’s time for the spoken word to be matched with the appropriate fonts. Soon scripts will have different fonts depending on the character and their dialogue. And for our nemesis, the goons, there will be a goon family of fonts.

Tom and Scott are thankful they recorded this episode on Thanksgiving Day., which includes, for the first time ever on a podcast, a real time procrastination. Don’t put off listening to this until later.

Tom wonders how he will spend the many hours that he used to watch cable news, once Trump and the pandemic are over. We rule out ice fishing. And notice we spelled it fishing, not fishin’. People like us who don’t fish don’t drop the g.

We explain how the “refer a friend and you both save $50” promotion can lead to world peace, or at least a Hallmark movie. Plus, we come up with an award winning commercial for Pirate’s Booty.

Tom recalls the life changing advice of a waitress at a cafe he used to frequent in the Pacific Palisades. Scott has never had a place where everyone knew his name, but the fruit stand guy on the corner usually gives him five bananas for the price of four.

Scott takes the subway and NJ Transit train to see our friends Bill and George for the first time in eight and a half months, and dines deliciously on chicken cacciatore and other fine Italian specialties. What would Ponce de Leon think about Scott’s exploration?

Tom has always wanted to publish a local gossip sheet, Palisades Confidential about the Pacific Palisades. But he worries about the reaction from his neighbors.