In this episode you will witness Dustin and Kendall getting caffeinated off of Kendall's fancy manual, portable Espresso maker called a Flair, and follow it up with a special supplement that reverses the lifespan of Caffein in their system.  
Kendall will give Dustin an idea of a business he could start with just $2000 in a new city.
Dustin will propose the idea of selling your own data to other entities. 
The concept of "regret" will be discussed and contemplated.
And much more!

In this episode you will hear Kendall and Dustin pitching business ideas such as:
Cat Doors For Windows
Dual Temperature Ceramic Plates specific for steak
An app that tracks the "drugs" you take throughout the day
and more...
You will also hear the two hosts discuss their viewpoints on famous television show Shark Tank, as well as Malcom Gladwell and other writers they look up to, and the Psychology of Business
Tune in for the rest. 

In this episode we go a little deeper.
We explore a wide range of topics such as:

• Why we even do this podcast in the first place
• The importance of going beyond  just  identifying problems, but finding solutions
• We will pitch each-other fun ideas from an AI idea generator 
• TL;DR, TL;DR, a platform the summarizes the summary
• The links between nepotism and organized violence
• Dustin's gaining momentum in his single-serve lube company

And much more!

In this episode you will hear about

• Automated baristas, but more personable
• Ideas from Dustin's wife
• How to make renting bounce houses more attractive
• Bringing Authentic European pubs to America
• Learning how to trust yourself to buy a business
• Why freelancers need to charge more

In this episode, things are just a bit different than usual. 
Kendall and Dustin decide to do a late night podcast, no producers in the studio, and a box of Truly's. 
Listen as we get to hear more of Kendall's story, hilarious business ideas from Dustin that are so absurd they just might work, and more.

In this episode you will hear about:

• Hiring salesman from their sales jobs
• Why Starbucks employees are so skilled with customer service
• Why Kendall doesn't think you should quit your job for your side hustle just yet
• Inflatable houseboats
• Making bad websites for local businesses, better
• Strike teams for social media influencers
• An AI created bible recited in the voice of Donald Trump
• Concrete rings
• A reality show for the average family

In this episode you will hear about:

• A gun for flies that shoots powerful air rather than salt
• Software that compiles a list of gift ideas for your family/friends based on their social media likes
• Ethical Source Checker for Amazon products
• Market price tracker via Amazon
• An innovative design for electrical outlets that makes them more accessible
• Making restaurants more profitable
• Compromise and Anxiety

In this episode you will here about:

• An app that makes cooking at home easier
• Sunscreen but on wipes
• A game like DND but based around business and entrepreneurship 
• Timed Candles
• Tracking devices for U-Hauls
• A company that sets special meetings up for you
• New version of scrapbooking
• Needlessly difficult Businesses
• A company that reads Forbes articles and provides more depth to them
• An odds of success tracker
• Local business that cleans garbage cans in upper-class neighborhoods

In this episode you will hear about:

• A fan-submitted idea for a subscription based co-working space that offers child care
• An app on Alexa that detects expletives so you can hear if your children are cussing
• Bankruptcy
• Digital Political Candidates
• Wearing a Llama suit to cause a ruckus
• "Edgy" businesses
• Clear Ice Machine
• Kendall and Dustin's card game idea
• Drone service for the fire department
• A lawn mowing service in the likes of Uber

In this episode you will hear about

• Newsletter for Developers from around the world
• Capitalism and Starbucks
• Bicycle tourism
• A "DoorDash" service, but for laundry
• Boxes for babies
• Cocktail packets
• White Tee Shirts fitted for your body type