That's a Little Dramatic

These days, we’re all tired. Tired of politics, tired of sportsmanship. Tired of bulleted lists…unless those lists are extensive and about Margaret’s Dream Guy! Brought to you by the letter D.

In this episode, we come back from a long break to give updates about our lives that you’re definitely interested in. Right? Well, we are so you should be too. Also, Bryce-us is in the house. Which is on fire.

Wow, it’s been 50 years! Can you believe it? Some don’t, but we really don’t talk to those people. Anyway, this episode is nothing about that marvelous feat 50 years ago. Instead, we bring you an interactive episode with exercises in multitasking! Enjoy? Yes. Enjoy.

It’s June and you know what that means!? Time for a new episode? Yep. Nathan starts a pretend business while Margaret eats her feelings. Sponsored by opening an Etsy shop, getting charged $0.20 for nothing and closing an Etsy shop!

We’ve been gone for a while. Does that mean this is Season 2? No. But Margaret thinks so. Also, where’s Episode 6? A forever mystery.

Love languages, unnecessarily short attempted free rides to the gas station for crackers. Standard.

We find out where Margaret has been. She’s been travelling with her wax figure impostor. Oops. You should still listen. A moose on a plane. Camille tolerates us for THE WHOLE SHOW. And we welcome Chris. Welcome, Chris.

In Episode 4, we welcomed Bryce to the show, but really never formally introduced him. This time, in our first bonus episode, we almost formally introduce Bryce. Maybe.

In this very special episode, Camille restructures the organization in favor of positivity…unless emerald ash borers are involved. We also welcome a very special guest and discuss some very special app ideas that you had better not steal. You are very special to us.

In this episode, Nathan reveals he’s an old man. Margaret recounts an uncomfortable coffee shop encounter. Will. She. Survive? (Spoiler: we don’t reveal that.)

This time we debut the first Camille’s Correction Corner, where she checks our faces with facts. Mostly, Nathan was correct – just misunderstood. Margaret, well she’s always right. Also, stuff about life.