This week Mike talks about the human tendency to harp on the negative, pattern recognition, loss aversion, the new basic economy class for flights, how great it is fly Virgin America, and digging deep to find great culture.

This week Mike talks about the downside of group chats, people who don't know how to parallel park, hailing cabs and Uber rides, and clueless people at the gym.

This week Mike and Bryan talk about the crap-tastic new Ghostbusters trailer, Donald Drumpf, and some other stuff.

This week Mike talks to himself about finding pull-up bars in San Francisco, classic movies, designers getting over their egos, listening to your clients, the difference between artists and designers, Adobe Animate CC (RIP Flash), Khoi Vinh's perspective on Superman, and how crappy Budweiser is.

This week Mike talks to himself about the Grammys, Kanye's new album, the Season 2 premiere of Better Call Saul, and Stephen Fry quitting Twitter.

This week Mike and Bryan talk about the Superbowl, Star Wars product marketing, the Phoenix Open, golfing in Napa, De La Soul's Kickstarter album, and the movie The Martian.

This week Mike talks to himself about people at the gym who should be at work, how people you interview with are no better than you, teaching critical thinking over coding, peak 80s nostalgia, and tax season for freelancers.

This week Mike talks to himself about The Godfather Trilogy, being in Jersey for Christmas, how nothing is better than Breaking Bad, the glasses frames racket, where hip hop samples come from, and the music he's listening to.

This week Mike and Bryan discuss Google's cardboard VR viewer in the Sunday NYTimes, self-driving cars, San Francisco's white, tech bro culture, SF and NY rents, movies, and Bryan's sketchy electricity in his apartment.

This week Mike talks with special guest, friend, and owner of Doze, Brandon Smith. Doze is San Francisco's first and best nap studio (Michael tried it out, he knows). They discuss what it's like starting your own business with your own money (aka bootstrapping), behavioral economics, and all the interesting and unexpected things that have happened since Brandon launched in October.