Sid and Marcus visit the best hardware store in the world,  where a wall-size flag brings Roald Amundsen back into the conversation. Together with the Buddha (and Zoey) they decide it's time for explorers to start planting flags that represent all of humanity. 

Now that several characters from the Street Cred series appeared (in further fictionalized form) in The Man Who Woke up the Buddha, we decided to check back in with other people we met in Street Cred to see how they're doing now.

Now that several characters from the Street Cred series appeared (in further fictionalized form) in The Man Who Woke up the Buddha, we decided to check back in with other people we met in Street Cred to see how they're doing now.

Sid and Marcus visit the best hardware store in the world,  where a wall-size flag brings Roald Amundsen back into the conversation. Together with the Buddha (and Zoey) they decide it's time for explorers to start planting flags that represent all of humanity. 

Sid and Marcus visit the best hardware store in the world,  where a wall-size flag brings Roald Amundsen back into the conversation. Together with the Buddha (and Zoey) they decide it's time for explorers to start planting flags that represent all of humanity. 

Sid and Marcus continue walking down the snowy sidewalk until they meet up with Danny who needs money to visit his wife in the hospital. In the process, Sid continues explaining his philosophy of one-on-one philanthropy.

A blessedly brief and bewildering essay about Sid-Buddha's worldview.

Sid and Marcus have breakfast on the porch of the General Store, greeting people as they come and go until Sid has a serious conversation with a friend who lives on the street.

A two-part episode about how Sid deals with his business partners and betrayers followed by a late-night scene in which Marcus comes upon Sid questioning his Buddhahood.