Curtis joins again because we are so interesting to be around.. This episode deals with everything from food to exasperating social situations like: They turn on the TV. Your back is to the TV because of the furniture set-up. There's a screensaver on the TV with fascinating things. Everyone comments on those. None of your resulting choices are enjoyable. Crane your neck 180 degrees literally every 6 seconds, Stand up and face the TV. Sit in the dog's chair. Or give up on curiosity altogether and join those conversations with what your imagination tells you must be there.

That's like trying to remember an ice cream headache. - Suzanne

The question remains: Are we there yet?

Today we tackle having to choose one thing to do because we cannot remember to do two things. Curtis adds guest flair. CC shows cat videos to everyone's dismay. Plus insider insight on what it's like to grade 300 ELA essays on the same topic. Among other things.

Our first episodes, and all the ones before them, are uncut, unedited, unadulterated conversations that may or may not have a point.

Today we look into self-defeating product marketing copy, how much you're supposed to laugh in a day, and funny names we can (and should not) page in CC's game's transit stations. We also consider whether talking to pets is technically talking to yourself. Philosophical discussions spur more questions than answers.