David and Michelle talk about the physical location that inspires their best ideas.  Not everyone's will be the same, in fact, someone's idea factory can be another's idea killer.  What's yours and why do you think it is? 

David and Michelle talk about the tragedy of how we mismanage food in so many different ways. There was a foreshadow of an upcoming call to action that will bring much-needed attention to this list of critical issues.  

David and Michelle discuss the fact that if you're ever unsure about what someone has said, a simple gesture of clarification can completely shift everything in a different direction.  Why people don't do it more often is the huge question.  

Michelle and David talk about Momma's advice of never returning a dish empty and always leave what you found better than how you found it.  

David and Michelle discuss how an unlikely technological feature on the iPhone served as David's big wake up call.  True leaders open themselves up to self-inspection and not only acknowledge an obvious flaw, but address it.  David is swearing off on driving under the influence once and for all.  

David and Michelle discuss the common pitfall of believing that you can change your partner.  Many are successful in influencing, but never completely changing a person.  While a compelling challenge, it typically ends with people getting hurt.  Don't do it.

Michelle and David breakdown the fact that we aren't born rule enforcers, somewhere along the line we surrender our giggle and trade it in for a scowl.  Why?  Wouldn't you rather laugh than bark?  It's not to late to reverse that trade.  Laugh along with us.  

David and Michelle discuss the tendency for humans to be pricks to service industry workers.  So, when you show that you actually give a shit, if feels orgasmic.  Do it for the right reasons, but prepare for an amazing experience. This is not rocket science, in fact, it's sad that it's rare. 

Michelle and David discuss the power of peer pressure and how it forever impacted David's life.  

Michelle and David talk about how confusing being a kid can be and the potential for carrying that confusion deep into adulthood until corrected. David shares a funny story about that Salvation Army.