In this episode, we tackle the iPhone apps we love, hate and couldn't do without. We talk about the ways that the world has changed, how we basically have no idea where anything is without a GPS, and what apps we would rather die than live without. And we talk about why Shazam was a way better movie than it is a mobile app.

Teddy was absent from this episode as he is taking a class to "further his education" & "make him better at his job" ...lame excuses. Send us the reasons you think it's lame his missed the episode too.

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In this episode, we discuss the Olympics. From Phelps beating Leonidas of Rhodes' record to whether equestrian should even be an Olympic sport, we very rarely stay on track. I know, you're surprised. We even briefly discuss Ryan Lochte and whether he is ridiculously stupid or dangerously stupid.

Also, don't forget to weigh in on our Bargument: nolpodcast.com

We would also love to hear from you. Desperately. Let us know what you would like to hear more of...or less of.

Back from vacation and we take on the topic of camping - you know, the thing you burn a couple of vacation days a year on to wind up sleeping on the ground and covered in a rash (yes, we just paraphrased Jim Gaffigan).

In this episode we talk about our recent experience camping along with many tales of camping trips from our collective childhood. If you're reading this description in lieu of listening to the episode (first, what's wrong with you), our summary of camping largely boils down to it being an accepted suffering, just painless enough to subject ourselves to it again. In true NOL form, we also get off on many tangents.

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Sorry for the long delay in posting, we were on vacation! This episode was one we recorded before we left, but we should be returning to our regular schedule next week.

In today's episode we talk about all the best parts about childhood and whether it's possible that our best days are already behind us. It's an episode full of personal stories. The good news (or maybe unfortunate news) about doing a podcast with your best friends is that many of our stories involve each other.

BONUS: the last four minutes of this episode are all recording bloopers. For having to wait, you are rewarded with 4 minutes of unlistenable audio, you're welcome.

This week we tackle the topic of Fast Food with special guest Mike Cordry, professional comedian and self-proclaimed fast food aficionado. We discuss how and why the perspective of fast food has changed over the course of the past 10 years, along with talking about our favorite and most embarrassing fast food orders.

Throughout the episode Mike ( check him out at www.mikecordry.com ) also chimes in with stories from doing comedy across the country and reflects back on old NOL episodes.

We also read emails from Kevin & Bob, more real listeners. People are actually listening, we are still surprised.

Finally, don't forget to vote on this week's bargument: www.nolpodcast.com

Amazingly we received emails from REAL people about the show, so we start by reading those and hope others follow their lead. We don't mean to brag, but we can almost guarantee that 10 people will hear your email if you send us something.

We then jump into our second "Bargument" -- would you rather have unquenchably smelly armpits or a lazy eye. Cast your vote: nolpodcast.com

And of course finally we talk about Fantasy Sports. How much skill does it actually require? How do we feel about daily fantasy sports? Are fantasy sports ruining the actual play on the field? And finally, how big of a nerd do you have to be to actually play fantasy baseball?

Unfortunately for you we actually had a lot to talk about, so this is a long one!

In the words of Ryan Gosling's character in Crazy, Stupid, Love. "Any man can rebuild his entire wardrobe with sixteen simple items." This episode we try and breakdown how we should be dressing as late twenty-something year old men. What are the fashion rules around shorts, shirts and shoes.

What are we wearing that we probably shouldn't be wearing? What aren't we wearing that we should be wearing.

Do we fear embarrassment for how public we made this conversation? Yes, a good deal. So enjoy.

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Dating apps - do we know anything about them? Not really. But why let that stop us when it never has before? This episode might be particularly annoying if you know anything about dating apps, because our lack of knowledge around event the most basic elements is pretty clear. But we had fun.

If you aren't really in to dating apps, that's fine, we spend the first 30 minutes talking about everything from camping to flesh eating bacteria.

Dating apps – do we know anything about them? Not really. But why let that stop us when it never has before? This episode might be particularly annoying if you know anything about dating apps, because our lack of knowledge around event the most basic elements is pretty clear. But we had fun.

If you aren't really in to dating apps, that's fine, we spend the first 30 minutes talking about everything from camping to flesh eating bacteria.

If you had to pick, email us or let us know your vote @nolpodcastguys on Twitter about which you would choose: Tinder, Bumble or Happen?

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In this episode we dissect small talk – like what is and isn't okay material for small talk. Is small talk a barrier preventing people from engaging conversation about meaningful topics? Or is it a necessary evil that serves as a gateway to deeper conversations.

We also find ourselves on a seemingly unconnected tangent about whether compliments serve any role in small talk and if there are any situations where compliments should be off limits.

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This week we tackle the topic of Facebook and whether it does more harm than good. Is it an amazing way to stay connected and share information? Or is it just a place where people can publicly be their worst selves? And on a lighter note – how soon is too soon to send a friend request?

Before we get there though, we experiment with a new segment, "Who Said It?" We play a game where Teddy asks Tyler & Rodney whether a quote was made by Donald Trump or Michael Scott? It was fun...but probably a little easier than Teddy anticipated.

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