What does one thing have to do with another? Well, when it comes to "That's Not What Mom Said," absolutely nothing!

Amy and Tim sit down for another episode of "Friday on Tap" or "Beers and Banter" and wind up talking about October weather and remembering the 1991 Halloween Snowstorm that hit the Twin Cities.

From there the conversation winds to corporate benefits and pensions — where have they gone, you almost need a magnifying lens to see them anymore.

And what the hell is a "Clinker" and how is it derogatory?

Listen in as Amy and Tim shoutout to some cool people they've each recently encountered. For Tim, it was a chance meeting that ended with a free beer, or two. For Amy, it was the opportunity to for a respectful encounter with a friendly TSA agent (they do exist!)

Then, thinking the podcast needed a subtheme since we mostly record on Fridays, and every episode now has an "opening", Amy plied Chat GPT for some suggestions.

"Beers and Banter Fridays"

"Foaming Fridays"

"The Friday 6-Pack"

"Friday Poured Fresh"

Were some of the suggestions generated.

What's the most memorable experience you've had with a TSA encounter?

What else would you do when you are in Prague, but spend four hours to get a tattoo?

Listen in as Amy tells us about her five days in Prague.

In the season of Octoberfest beer, are they as overrated as pumpkin spice? When you think about great foreign beer, what comes to top of mind — beers from Germany or beers from the Czech Republic?

Welcome back Amy to the show! After being away for about six weeks she make her triumphant return — well at least she made her way back to the studio.

Listen in as Amy describes her 24 hours in Paris, the most romantic city in the world! Or, is it?

What are your thoughts on France in general and Paris specifically? Are Parisians rude, or are Americans just too loud?

If you find yourself in Paris what iconic sites would you seek out?

If you listen to us on Spotify, please follow us! We're getting close to a milestone and it would really help.

We're back after a short hiatus! Well, we're half back as Tim is joined with D2, Lindsey!

Listen as Lindsey regales her adventures with chickens - not city chickens! And then she and Tim discuss the differences between boys and girls.

The show goes down the "Rabbit Hole" as the discussion shifts to cell phones and social media. When is the time right for a child to have a phone?

Do you remember your phone number from 2nd Grade?

Here's a look back to episode 10, still our most listened to episode. Tim lets Amy in on some of the tactics he used to extract the truth from his daughters as they were growing up - and to Amy's surprise she had no clue!

As well the episode takes a dark turn to what Tim found in an old loveseat that was being disposed of in only a way that Tim would do.

How do you think you would fair in an experiment that administered negative consequences for incorrect behavior or responses? Would you be able to follow your moral compass and avoid destructive obedience?

Amy and Tim discuss the famous experiment conducted by Stanley Milgram in 1961 that sought to answer just these questions. Like Amy and Tim, you may be surprised (hopefully, I guess) by the results of the experiment - and if not, well let's never plan on meeting on a college campus!

What are the odds of getting hit while riding a bicycle?

How do those odds change for a second incident?

Should Tim stop riding?

Listen in as Amy and Tim discuss the latest "adventure" while getting some exercise. Perhaps a change in venue is warranted.

Thank you for making "That's Not What Mom Said" a top father-daughter podcast (According to Feedspot who ranks the top 60 podcasts.)

Amy and Tim discuss the importance of accomplishments in our lives to help motivate us. The old adage, "How do you eat an elephant?" really applies when it comes to tackling large projects or goals.

What is your go to movie quote or line?

When do you make your bed?

Oh, the response to how do you eat an elephant?

"One bite at a time!"

In another of our "Tim Talks - Dad Blabs, " Amy and Tim discuss a shared pet peeve - "where's my (insert item here)!?!?!?"

It's never a great start to a project when you have to spend time tracking down the tools or materials you need that are not where you left them. You'd think there would be no problems living in a household of only two people - but you would be wrong!

Also, it usually better to buy quality and have it last, then to save a few bucks and need to replace all too soon.

How's your garage organized?