Kevin’s furnace broke and getting it fixed was a minor miracle. Getting it replaced would have been a major miracle. Also, he’s old now, and messed up his back. Mark brings up Covid deaths and comorbidities, followed by gunshot wounds, and abrupt endings to things, such as life. Things get dark for a bit.
They also discuss Carrie Fisher and Star Wars. Somehow the conversation turns to urinals, and specifically, old time, big urinals, and then urinals in homes. The discussion leads straight into Zillow Gone Wild, then Instagram account that highlights crazy houses found on Zillow.
Kevin doesn’t like open floor plans. He also wants to convert his office into an apartment, but construction costs too much, and it would need a bathroom and a toilet. Mark suggests a Japanese singing toilet.
Visions of the future missed the mark. We don’t have flying cars, we do have the internet, yet we still have to unplug routers to reset them. Uber suffered a major hack, and years ago the CIA director had his AOL email hacked.
Yvon Chouinard gave Patagonia away for the environment. The Energizer Bunny is a horror movie in the making.
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