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Comedy
Hosted by Unknown Host · Comedy · EN · 395 episodes
A couple of Dads with life experience and comic savvy to tackle all kinds of subjects. Kids, we got 'em. Homes, we maintain them. Wives, check. Cars, yeah, we drive, we fix, we break them. Music, yeah, we're into music. Projects, we do them. Holidays, we celebrate them. Animals, of course, there's dogs, cats, fish, you name it. Tag along with us as we explore, tell stories and laugh about life's predicaments. What's your interest? RSSVERIFY
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Episode #32
This week Foo has great news. Gym is installing carpet tiles, finally. Dataz gets a new e-Mountain Bike and it spurns a discussion. Finding the motivation and time for working out. Plus more!
Episode #31
This week the guys make the distinction between data centers. Hot days make the EV use the kW. What do you do when all the chargers are full? What do the card skimmers do now with plug and charge? Only pay with tap to pay. Phone as a key for your car? Making car payments is harder than it needs to be. Foo's dad gets an internet upgrade. Doritos Garlic Prawn taste test. Foo test Gym's grip strength... and he's average and Zander can't open Clearly Canadian bottles.
Episode #30
This week there's some discussion about early Pro Tools usage and Foo's instruments. Gym finally gets to cook on his new pellet grill. Foo resists pellets for a long time and then relents. Foo says Nutella beniets at Costco are a must. Foo's sister took a long trip in her new all electric Cadillac Lyric. Photoshopped boat? Plus more!
Episode #29
This week Gym gets a new Grill/Smoker delivered. Foo provides experience with regards to his own grill. Gym doesn't want real fatty meats. Are some retail businesses just fronts for laundering money? Foo's Dad wins a bunch of raffle prizes. Do the Right Thing. A breif hop into format wars. Dumping your physical media? Plus more!
Episode #28
This week we talk 4th of July happenings. Foo works a fireworks booth. Another Fireworks booth of some friends got robbed of $13K. Illegal fireworks get us fired up. The effects of the 4th on the animals. Rton origin story. We're always tier two on the electric bill. Gym gets his front windows tinted. Gym explains Blue Cruise. Subscriptions in cars are dumb. Gym sees his first over the air software update on his Mach-E. A Maverick sized EV truck? Plus more!
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