Comfort and solving the worlds problems, once again. Is there anything this podcast can't do? Larko and Jackas reflect on Star Wars, Littering and the Japanese culture. What more could you want?

If we travelled back in time to August Jackas' idea would be incredibly topical. Once again, it's sports. Larko takes us through some basic human instincts and looks to suplement our natural warning signals with a bit of tech. 

Larko attempts to entertain us when annoying people call you. Jackas questions why more blokes aren't into cooking and looks at a way of encouraging them with flames and smoke.

Quite a selfish episode if we're honest. Jackas takes a somewhat passive-agressive approach to robbing people for his own amusement. Larko enters the world of bookmaking and tries to profit off other people's misfortune. 

We tiptoe very cautiously around the topic of sex pests and Larko presents an idea whilst assuring us he isn't one. Jackas steps back into the sporting realm and tries to draw Larko's attention.

We delve into the world of dog poop and remote control. It's not so much the remote control of dog poop or dogs pooping on remote controls. They're separate ideas. 

Not all sports can afford the latest in video review systems. Jackas takes us through a simple idea for settling umpiring disputes at the tennis. Larko presents an idea for ....wait for it.....AN APP!

There's just some things that shouldn't be automated. Jackas presents an idea for a public toilet invention that's totally manual. Larko returns to fashion, seeking comfort and relaxation by the pool whilst potentially looking like the Michelin Man.

It's complete concensus on Larko's push for extra days off. It's just a question of "when". We also debate the definition of "fresh" when it comes to food as Jackas presents an inspiring idea for the freshest of frozen foods in the home.

Jackas admits he doesn't brush his teeth at night. Larko admits he watches Married at First Sight. Jackas seriously reconsideres their friendship. Some ideas get presented in the middle of it all.