This episode was released a week late due to editing and uploaded issues. In this episode we cover all sorts of random tangents, one of which explains my frustration with Nick’s parcel being stolen.

This episode was released a week late due to editing and uploaded issues. In this episode we cover all sorts of random tangents, one of which explains my frustration with Nick’s parcel being stolen.

We cover all topics but mostly on this episode we break down the most fun way to play split-screen on Call Of Duty Modern Warfare. Sounds cheesy but believe me, it’s worth it!

Simon covers mostly everything about his trip to Cuba. Oh, and we also talk about how plutonium fell off the back of a truck in Australia.

Nick, Teanna, And I gather around the table on a balcony in Brampton Ontario just chilling listening to Simon tell us some very strange and interesting stories about his time in the UK.

Joseph and I were always into movies and tv shows. The way they were filmed as well as the story line. We would try do our best to break down the film or show to give it a fair rating, but in our case our rating system is different from most people. We want more people to fully understand how a rating system should be (from our prospective) Let’s dive into the episode and find out why.

There's a lot going on in the world right now and a lot of it is very important but we decided that its best if we focus on other topics to give our minds a break. 2020 is by far the worst year in our lives and just any glimpse of positivity would be amazing, so that is the main focus on in this episode.

Quarantine affects all of us differently but what are the benefits of this global crisis? Are we to afraid to talk about it!?

The last podcast i was super optimistic, now i have to rethink everything because this year was off to a bad start. Joseph, James, and i really dig into this topic and break down of how terrible this year started.

I thought 2020 was going to start out great but i was wrong. 2020 personally for me is going well but i wish i can say the same for the rest of the world.