Show notes
In this episode—Season 6, Episode 5, "Things That Don’t Make Sense"—we dive into a bunch of everyday things that just don’t quite add up. We kick things off with our half marathon prep, then get into odd phrases like “in front of my back,” and drop what might be the hottest take of the podcast. From there, it’s a wild ride: why we always leave the paper towel ready, why people willingly give their DNA to private companies, and why we blindly accept virtual cookies. We question why hockey players don’t wear full face masks, the bizarre idea of having just one beer, and the strange phenomenon of dry windshield wipers. We also touch on the confusing move to cloud storage, the debate around standing to pee, and the trick of keeping one eye closed during late-night bathroom trips. Along the way, we chat about ‘Lips of an Angel,’ cereal crumbs as life lessons, the almost religious loyalty to Costco, the idea of regrowing limbs, and even toss around some Canadian federal election predictions. It’s a mix of curiosity, confusion, and comedy—just the way we like it.(00:00:00) Preparing For The Half Marathon(00:05:06) In Front Of My Back(00:06:26) Hottest Take Of The Podcast(00:09:10) Leave The Paper Towel Ready(00:15:37) Giving DNA To Private Companies(00:21:40) Accepting Virtual Cookies(00:29:03) Not Wearing Full Face Masks In Hockey(00:35:36) Having Just One Beer(00:38:06) Dry Wipers(00:41:04) The Move To Cloud Storage(00:46:55) Standing To Pee(00:48:32) Keeping One Eye Closed While Peeing At Night(00:49:46) Summary(00:50:36) Lips Of An Angel(00:51:30) Cereal Crumbs And Life Lessons(00:52:44) Costco Religion (00:53:45) Regrowing Limbs(00:54:37) Canadian Federal Election Predictions
