We recently had a full-on family reunion and noticed the ways everyone shifts their behavior when we see each other after a long absence. Do you put on a mask when your family is present?

This week we discuss the cost of pets, whether emotional, physical, or cash.

Gregg has kids; James does not. This week we get into how we each got here, what else we could have done with that time & money, and whats next.

Following up on the When Its Time to Move Your Parents episode, we talk about stuff: the perceived value of stuff, the actual monetary value of stuff, and the time and cost of removing the stuff. N

Gregg is annoyed. Hes just trying to enjoy life in his little bubble and other people insist on encroaching on his space.

ADHD can be a curse but also a superpower. James shares his experience with a late-life diagnosis, finally understanding what is happening in his head and how hes learned to use his powers for good.

Here come the grammar police!

Its not my problem, someone else needs to worry about this. But if no one is worried about it, how will anything get done? Accountability vs Responsibility.

Does the way you pay for things make you feel old?

Well? What is it? If you could just be 5% happier everything would be perfect. So how is happiness defined?