Max has been promoted to navigator. Diners could not be happier. The trip takes a turn for the funner. Also, magic map from an alternate universe.

Eggs? eggs? eggs!! Goofy and Max finally end their camping trip and grab a bite to eat at a diner inside the most crowded truck stop on earth. What a feast for the eyes (and ears)!

It's the good, the bad, and the Goofy. Max is given the opportunity to make his Powerline dreams come true. But at what cost? It'll be least 3 1/2 cups of sugar perhaps all of his integrity.

Max can't sleep and decides to drop Roxanne a line. Will that line include a lie? Will the postcard even get to her? Is Max dead no-matter what he does? Tune in to hear more about Max's internal struggle with the truth.

Max and Goofy's relationship is on the mend thank to "Hi Dad Soup". Max is brought back to reality by Goofy and Bigfoot's thunderous snores. Max is not sleeping. What is he going to do?

This minute is more of a tender moment. Goofy and Max finally get to bond and learn how to get by without a can opener. Let's all have some "Hi dad soup" fresh off of the cigarette lighter. This episode we have Miles providing his Goof expertise and voice acting talent. Stay tuned all the way until the end for a special performance.

Bigfoot runs at the car but Goofy gets the can o' soup in just in time. THEN Bigfoot jams out to Stayin' Alive by the Beegees and the Goof boys heat up soup with a cigarette lighter.

Apologies in advance. This episode is a little glitchy. That's ok. We are talking about a simpler time when all you needed for entertainment was 2 socks and a life threatening hostage situation.

This episode we have Goof expert, Miles joining us. He's here to throw some Goofy knowledge at you. We discuss Bigfoot imposters, domesticated vs. wild beefsteaks, the street value of priceless footage, and the bond between father and son when avoiding certain death.

Goofy shares the way to move for the perfect cast. We learn that steak may be the best bait for Big Foot fishing. We'll dive into some good old American folk lore.