Jim recounts an experience of attending a blockbuster movie years ago to frame his inquiry. He questions whether crowds are formed by the characteristic inferences that emerge from the crowd itself. He wonders if the busyness in the Keys, or elsewhere, is due to the holiday or if it's simply a case of people following the herd.

It's the slowest season in the Florida Keys, a time for businesses to train new employees. Jim decides to scrutinize activities that are not yielding benefits.

Jim is finding his rhythm again after an extended vacation. It's often necessary for employees to take personal time, which makes cross-training essential for the seamless operation of a business.

New podcast episodes are released following Jim's extended vacation, and he struggles to return to his routine.

Both sides of the Lobster Mini Season debate.

Jim recaps the 4th of July. Jim begins to make an effort to behave less like an asshole.