Adam undertakes a bed assembly from Hell's doorstep, while Dan makes with the awkward as a wedding MC. Then much is said about the Why, When and What of being offensive in comedy. And finally: Do you acknowledge the leather couch fart?

Does story now trump substance with regards to the genesis of romance? Dan dons speedos for a social swim, while Adam highlights the Universal Friend Zone, created by meek modern males not making their intentions known to potential suitors.

"Should one buy a pram to suit the car, or buy a car to fit the pram?" ponders Adam. "Should one buy food to suit the car, or buy a car to refrigerate the food?" mumbles Dan through some tofu jerky. Then Adam helps Dan double the length of his cheese.

After watching a live taping of Shaun Micallef's "Mad as Hell" television pogramme, Adam and Dan talk urban urination and being a good audience member. They then hop over to the topic of jealousy and security in monogamous and polyamorous relationships.

As the guys come to the grey haired fork in the road, they discuss: plans to sabotage a salad; how to make anyone's possessions a gift for oneself; Daniel's artisanal coat-hangers; and the most elaborate lasagne known to mankind.

From that Magical Holiday Feeling to Inflamed Ball Of Anxiety, Daniel shares his yin & yang of experience. Adam helps reveal the core issues Daniel has surrounding his inaction regarding achieving his supposed dreams. Put down your excuses and press play!

The trains may run on time in Taiwan, but are the commonly worn face-masks going to be the demise of their people? Dan receives questionable customer service when returning a magic tent. And dogs bum-dragging: business or pleasure?

What animalistic tendencies have you noticed in others and yourself? Do you plan big trips ahead of time, or as you go? When it comes to group situations, do you stay with the flock or eat Mexican, alone? And what smell defeated Adam's adventurous spirit?

Inspiration! Its role in the creative process, and how to invite it in. Also, Adam and Dan discuss being fully immersed in an experience, versus stepping out of the experience to digitally capture it to keep forever.

The life of a tour guide is brought to light, as is a case of tourism money being used to spoil the tourist attraction. Then Adam and Dan discuss their relationship to Australia Day, and how they'd like to see it celebrated. Plus6 Adam eats a new animal.