The Dad Bros kick of this show musing about hotel mattresses. A television reality show called “Eden” centered around sending 23 people living in the wilderness was canceled after four episodes while the participants continue to try to survive for a year. Josh and Jon talk about voice assistants with kids and possibly eating 3D printed food.
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Due to an upcoming track out with the kids, the Dad Bros try to record a short show to make up for some missed time, but wind up almost doing a full length program. Jon gets blood drawn and has a terrible time with it. After the dad’s camping trip that he went on, Jon finds his new favorite coffee mug/french press, the
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Josh eats something bad and then presses his luck. Jon takes the motorcycle out. Josh enjoys a good “See, I told you so”. How much does it take for CPS to be called.
With Josh’s son being a newly crowned Tae Kwon Do Black Belt, it means Josh has more classes he has to drive his kids to and new things for his son to learn.
Josh gives a quick worm update before Jon goes into reviewing his PAX Trip. After getting in early, Jon and Hambone try to get food. Jon was a stand in for MeMe in the Omegathon competition, and he gives he recounts his experience in round one playing Codewords with strangers and learns just how many people were watch him on Twitch.
Jon prepares for his trip to PAX East. Josh gets his hands on the Nintendo Switch. Jon goes back to the eye doctor.
Josh spends the weekend attending a MovNat certification program and the conversation goes off the path towards multi-level marketing, survival skills and the world’s most powerful cup of coffee. With MeMe unable to attend PAX East 2017, Jon will be going in her place and will compete in the Omegathon gaming competition.
Josh’s son reaches black belt in TaeKwonDo. Jon’s daughter nearly starts a fire possibly ruins the microwave. Jon takes a trip to the DMV and the Dad Bros review a Montessori approve chore list for kids based on ages.