Matt Storrs knows how to interact with robots to stay in their good graces. Comedian and human-robot interaction expert Naomi Fitter notes that Matt is definitely more human than robot. A 70% success rate!

How sociopaths and free pizza inspired a lifelong interest in robotics.

The benefits of many different kinds of fruits.

Matt gets schooled on the Spong Hutchinson and Vinyasagar definition of a robot.

How FAO Schwarz was at the forefront of robotic sales pitches

How to avoid lethal robots and form the best team with the robots in your life.

Plus, Matt dips his toe into making a Dr. Who reference with disastrous results.

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Matt Storrs explains how the most important part of film distribution is ensuring you invest enough in VHS and Betamax releases.

Vilan Trub rates Matt's knowledge as 90% accurate of the "standard" film distribution approach and 50-60% accurate after the experience of spending money the wrong way.

How linking up with a bank can be the most effective way to get your movie into the hands of the viewing public.

How to spend money the wrong way to learn how to spend money the right way.

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Matt Storrs explains that one of the best ways to express gratitude is through the art of unsolicited advice. Comedian and gratitude expert, Ralph Anthony (ralphthemouth81) has some concerns over Matt's understanding.

The best items to use to add something spicy to your tips.

How bringing individually wrapped earplugs can save someone's day and their hearing.

The importance of strong eye contact when receiving gratitude.

The best way to select shoulder pads to fight off your neighbors trying to buy trendy cookies.

Plus, how to cure arthritis with raisins and gin.

What Snow White and the Seven Dwarves can teach us about effective storytelling. Comedian and storytelling expert

How to tell a story to sell even the most unexpected products.

The secrets Bill Burr can teach about returning to ideas.

How Jon Bon Jovi and Chuck Schumer bonded over a melted fiber optic cable.

Matt Storrs celebrates one year of Mattsplaining by explaining the best ways to use event coordination to launder money. Coree Spencer (I'M NOT OK, YOU'RE NOT OK) notes that might not be fully accurate. The importance of having BCBE (big clipboard energy)

the importance of intimidation in event planning.

Learning to not take everything on yourself.

How using wedding websites for unintended purposes can be shockingly helpful.

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Matt uses the most effective alignment chart: the Brady Bunch. How many people forget about the episodes where Bobby tried to sacrifice his fellow students. Plus, how table top RPGs can be used as therapy and collaborative creativity. Rowan teaches Matt the word "malapropism" and there's a surprising revelation about James Franco.

Matt Storrs explains the funding methods of Phish stage set designs. Comedian and recent Phish convert Max Fine (@maxfine_) notes how Matt might not be as far off as he thinks he is. They delve into the mysterious world of Phish merchandising and the unofficial essential oil business. Have Phish concerts become our only remaining third space? Plus the best method to coordinate your Phish concert-going.

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