Episode 88 - Better eat the dog

Mitch and Dao discuss the moral dilemmas involved with consuming pets during an apocalypse.

Dog Eating, Ladder Accidents, and 90s Dirt Bikes

From surviving the apocalypse on dog meat to nostalgia for late-90s motocross engineering, the hosts cover work mishaps and why everything peaked in 2004.

Apocalypse Survival & Work Bloopers

• Eating the Dog: Joking about how many weeks into a cloud-like virus quarantine it would take before eating the pet dog becomes a viable slow-cooker option.

• Episode 100 Goal: Realizing they are creeping up on 100 episodes and will likely miss the milestone entirely without doing a special show.

• The Ladder Mishap: Recounting a coworker getting his arm wedged between two ladders at work while trying to fetch a box from storage, all caught on CCTV footage.

Music Nostalgia & Formative Years

• Stuck in 2004: Admitting to never listening to heavy music released after 2004, save for a couple of exceptions like Norma Jean and Cancer Bats.

• Limp Bizkit Debates: Defending 1997’s Three Dollar Bill, Y'all$ as Limp Bizkit’s absolute peak before the nu-metal era went downhill.

• Formative Years Theory: Explaining why people stay attached to the music, clothes, and culture from when they were 15 to 22 years old.

Dirt Bikes & Mechanical Simplicity

• 1996 Motocross Dream: Dreaming of collecting every 1996 motocross bike model, praising their straightforward design compared to modern options.

• First-Gen Four-Stroke Flaws: Mocking early four-stroke dirt bike engineering where changing an oil filter required draining the coolant or bashing a red-hot header pipe out of the way.

• Hot Rods vs. New Cars: Comparing simple old-school engines to modern cars where under-the-bonnet electronics prevent you from fixing anything yourself.

• $700 "Honda" Hoodies: Laughing at designer streetwear brands charging over $700 for a basic hoodie mimicking classic Honda logos