Digest

This episode marks the 100th episode of the podcast, which is celebrated with a live stream event. The hosts discuss Kevin's performance during the live stream, highlighting his "hot mic" moments and unique style. They encourage listeners to check out the full live stream recording on Patreon and YouTube, and they discuss Kevin's new studio. The hosts also describe their post-show hangout with Kevin, including smoking cigars and discussing the show and Patreon. The episode features several listener calls, including one from Carly who seeks advice on how to convince her 75-year-old father, Terry, to turn on the air conditioning in his Vancouver home during the summer heat. The hosts brainstorm ideas for a fake podcast episode to convince Terry to turn on the AC, involving a guest expert on senior health and climate change. Another caller, Ginger, seeks advice on how to prevent her five chickens from constantly crossing the road and causing traffic disruptions in her neighborhood. The hosts brainstorm ideas for signs Ginger can use to warn drivers about her chickens crossing the road, including a humorous approach and a "tourist trap" theme. The episode also features a follow-up call from Antelica, who successfully convinced her husband to display her collection of baby dolls after showing him the video the hosts created, which featured their advice and encouragement. The hosts discuss the possibility of creating a "Shark Tank" style segment where they invest in unusual or interesting products, like the caller's baby dolls, and potentially help them gain exposure and profit. The episode concludes with a call to action, encouraging listeners to reach out with their own questions and share their experiences.

Outlines

00:00:00

100th Episode Celebration and Listener Calls

The hosts celebrate the 100th episode of their podcast with a live stream event, discuss Kevin's performance, and encourage listeners to check out the full recording on Patreon and YouTube. The episode features several listener calls, including one from Carly seeking advice on how to convince her father to turn on the air conditioning and another from Ginger who needs help preventing her chickens from crossing the road.

00:02:30

A Walk and a Story

The hosts recount a late-night walk they took after the show, comparing it to a similar experience they had in Detroit while working on the movie Harold and Kumar.

00:04:04

Thank You to Listeners

The hosts express their gratitude to their listeners for supporting them for 100 episodes and look forward to continuing the podcast.

00:04:35

Caller's Problem: Dad Won't Turn on AC

A caller named Carly seeks advice on how to convince her 75-year-old father, Terry, to turn on the air conditioning in his Vancouver home during the summer heat.

00:09:08

Podcast Strategy for Terry

The hosts brainstorm ideas for a fake podcast episode to convince Terry to turn on the AC, involving a guest expert on senior health and climate change.

00:29:01

Caller's Problem: Chickens Crossing the Road

A caller named Ginger seeks advice on how to prevent her five chickens from constantly crossing the road and causing traffic disruptions in her neighborhood.

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Q&A

• What advice did the hosts give Carly to convince her father to turn on the air conditioning?

  The hosts suggested creating a fake podcast episode featuring an expert on senior health and the dangers of heat, specifically focusing on the impact on prostate health.

• What creative solutions did the hosts come up with for Ginger's chicken crossing problem?

  The hosts suggested Ginger create humorous signs warning drivers about her chickens crossing the road, including a "tourist trap" theme that would make the situation more entertaining and respectful.

• What was the outcome of Antelica's call about her baby doll collection?

  Antelica successfully convinced her husband to display the dolls after showing him the video the hosts created, which featured their advice and encouragement.

• What was the hosts' "Shark Tank" idea inspired by the caller's baby dolls?

  The hosts discussed the possibility of creating a "Shark Tank" style segment where they invest in unusual or interesting products, like the caller's baby dolls, and potentially help them gain exposure and profit.

• What are some effective ways to address a partner's excessive milk consumption without causing conflict?

  Open communication is key. Express your concerns about the quantity and potential impact on fridge space and health. Consider suggesting alternatives like electrolyte drinks or a separate milk fridge.

Show Notes