We talk about our experience (or lack thereof) dating as Scott reveals too much information about a crush, Steve confuses twitter and tinder, and we go over warning signs in potential partners.

Steve watches too much smash bros melee, Scott thinks gaming makes kids fat, and we discuss whether or not e-sports should be considered real sports

We debate how long it will take for robots to take our jobs as we discuss the degree to which policy can slow innovation and talk way too much about the truck driving industry.

We rifle through some random questions from "The book of questions", where Steve admits that he would be a corruptible president and Scott reveals how a near-death experience didn't make him reflect on life whatsoever.

We take a trip to New Orleans and discuss the incredible seafood, enticing jazz, and scattered neighborhoods as we struggle to figure out how to do an in-person podcast

Scott reveals that he's never read 1984. And this description reveals that we went on a couple mild tangents as we wrapped up our discussion of The Shock Doctrine.

We review the first half of the book The Shock Doctrine as Scott attempts a German accent and Steve reveals his ignorance of temperatures in fahrenheit.

Looking for some tips to help you work out? You probably won't get them here but you can get an earful of our drunken conversation around our experiences with exercise, strategies for motivation in your workout, and which wines to buy for under $10.

Steve talks about dragons, Scott doesn't see the point of it all, and they both get way too heated as they discuss whether or not immortality is worth it.

Welcome to the show, this is the first episode! We discuss Scott's journey buying a new home and whether or not Steve should follow suit.