Nguyen babbles about birthday card, the answer to people's desire for more private communication via someone else's words, and why a physical card goes a long way. 

Nguyen babbles about ancient greeting cards, how 3D design was really an attempt for nuns and monks to trick people into reading their books, and getting a card back in the day means you have 50/50 chance of knowing someone rich. 

Nguyen babbles about origin of dine-in, what sets dine-in restaurants apart, and how taking kids to a fine dine-in establishment is also risky. 

Nguyen babbles about her school nemesis 'History and PE', how well-rested she was after history classes, and meditation is in fact a make-your-to-do-list competitive sport. 

Nguyen babbles about back to school, the pursuit of individual desk, and the struggle of packing lunch in a nut-free world. 

Nguyen babbles about operation frog-phone, her first attempt to design apartment-distance telephone, how she feels about harvesting frog skin, and frog heaven. 

Nguyen babbles about smartphone is the new cigarette, reminisces the $1-per-minute phone era and the one that caused all these smartphone addiction: Thomas Edison. 

Nguyen babbles about Zoom comedy shows, virtual video conferences, and wonder why people would endure long video conference calls when they can easily get out of it. 

Nguyen babbles about her cook-off, takes a closer look at funeral potatoes, fry-sauce, scone, Jell-O and dissects the anatomy of a cook-off competition. 

Nguyen babbles about Staycation, how much she loves an empty row of seats on an airplane, and teaches Barbie the meaning of DIY.