A name can say a lot about someone, but it doesn't always add up. Kind of like trying to diagnose your own illness when you aren't a doctor. On a related note, it turns out we are now officially scientists. #ILikeTurtles

Warning, this episode contains streaking!  It also has a story of redemption, but like usual there are some low lights as well.  We wouldn't have it any other way.

Round two of our journey to find the best Bourbon under $60 is here, and we have some easy to find Bourbons this time around:  Makers Mark, Woodford Reserve, and Evan Williams Single Barrel. The results may surprise you...then again maybe not. Cheers

Disney knows how to make a theme park, but it turns out that they are not the only ones.  This week we visit Pinehurst, and learn that a golf course can be part high end course, and part theme park.  I guess launching a cyber attack on a pipeline is not the only way to make money.   

The hardest part about starting a long journey is taking the first step, and this week we take the first step to finding our new favorite Bourbon. We also learn about an old Halo journey that is made new again. Game on.

This week we learn how our schools are building brand loyalty, and are forced to look at Beauty and the Beast in a different light. I will have you know it doesn't end pretty for our hero. We learn about the cost of Acetate, and are reminded that rickshaws are pretty cool.

West Virginia seems to have money to spend these days whether it is on getting residents or selling vaccines to their young population. Hooters is making moves to ensure they make less money which is surprising. Stu falls somewhere in between as he makes us money, while spending money on his own.

420 is a code that the whole country is hearing more and more lately. It is interesting how this phrase went from obscurity to common knowledge. This week Nancy Reagan's "Just Say Yes" campaign became well known to the group as well.  We also learned that Bearfaced Wombats poop cubes...we didn't make you listen to figure that one out.

This week we go long, and at some points we go awkward. That is bound to happen when the topics go from hanging with the homeless, juice cleanses, bad haircuts, even stronger spiked seltzer, and loads of torn shorts.  Stu's solo brings it home though.

Patience is a virtue, but frustration is a pisser.  Brisket smoking is an endeavour that can often test both. Eating pizza requires no patience, but Troy is still frustrated with it.  Moving a concert venue to a distant location frustrates us all, but the fact we are talking about concerts is a good thing.