For some people, it's a summer tradition to hit up their area's fair or carnival. There's rides, games, plenty of food. You can go with your friends, your family, your boo. It's filled with possibilities. Jack and Kev talk about what they do and don't like about 'em, as well as what the difference even is between a fair and a carnival itself.

Traveling overall is an experience. But what about just the plane ride specifically? There's a lot of good and bad sides to it (although some people just hate it entirely). Kev and Jack have a pretty balanced view of looking at the two ends though, which they breakdown in this episode.

To curse or not to curse? Jack and Kev talk about when it's appropriate or not, how it impacts comfortability, what it says about you, how it impacts what you're consuming, and more.

It's that time of year. America's main holiday, July 4th aka Independence Day, is a summer staple. Kev and Jack talk about some of their past experiences and where it ranks among other holidays. Amurrr-icans, enjoy the 4th tomorrow!

One of the simplest but most effective foods out there, most donuts you're gonna have will be pretty good. But where's the best place to go? What's the best flavors? Jack and Kev discuss the different ideas, as well as mentioning it's use in pop culture in cases like Odd Future and The Simpsons.

Since the last episode, the Toronto Raptors finished off the Golden State Warriors in the NBA Finals and the overall season came to a close. Drake took home MVP -- err, Kawhi that is. The chip didn't come with the dip, but it does come with an asterisk (since KD, and later Klay, were burdened with injuries). Also with the season overall, LeBron didn't make the playoffs/finals for the first time in a really long time this year. That notable failure played into the big AD trade that happened over the weekend, which Jack and Kev think is really exciting for Zion and the Pelicans. They break it all down in the episode.

Another busy month of music releases. From Tyler The Creator and Steve Lacy to Vampire Weekend and Raveena, there was plenty to keep up with. Jack and Kev give their impressions so far on both sides of the P&C spectrum.

Playlist of the albums discussed in the episode on Apple Music - https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/may-2019-pros-and-cons/pl.u-jV890dWuD758VY5

Or Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6mldnEpkwwp3rxVUfKQpI9

With one their biggest events every year, Apple held their annual WWDC conference - or as Kev likes to call it: The "Apple's New Shit" event. Basically, they unveil new updates to the software for the iPhone, iPad, iMacs / Macbooks, Apple Watch, and so forth. Plus, a new physical Macbook computer that looks like a cheese grater. Seriously. Jack and Kev talk about different elements that caught their eye, for better or worse.

Kicking off a new ongoing series of looking at a "classic" or famous movie and breaking it down, the first on the table is The Matrix (1999). Jack and Kev look at the film and how it's held up after 20 years.

As teens who got into photography and still shoot, Kev and Jack have been through different cameras at various points of their lives. They break down the good and bad of different types from their own experience from point and shoot to DSLR to film. Plus, at the end of the episode, they talk about the Game Of Thrones finale and the last season with the show overall.