I'm sure they're doing their best
The boys recap their respective Thanksgiving break. Drew buys a handheld duster and vacuum. Drew goes Black Friday shopping and ends up with a new treat for himself, and Paul does the same. Drew needs Paul to explain the current state of Apple Intelligence. Paul was supposed to talk Drew out of buying a new Mac Mini. Paul backs a new "Voltron" Kickstarter campaign.
Drew stops writing his performance review to record a podcast. Paul has a grievance with BlueSky. Drew hits a new milestone. The boys scratch their heads about the new "365 Link PC." Drew is watching something new (to him) again, and is playing "S.T.A.L.K.E.R 2."
Drew asks the question "Why not BlueSky?" for the show's social media presence. Drew returns with a "Drew's Computer Corner" update on all the new things happening in PC building, and why he hasn't upgraded recently. Paul talks about how great is new M4 Pro MacBook is. Paul was really happy with how "The Penguin" wrapped up, and has some thoughts on the fourth season of "The Wire." The boys discuss this year's Christmas tradition plans and gift ideas.
The boys get a listener question about handheld emulation, and Paul does his homework. The election happened. Drew watches "Reacher" on Amazon.
It's Halloween time, and the boys talk candy a bit before Paul gives an update about his son. Drew went to Boston. Paul has more hipster browser news that is now very interesting to Drew (finally). Drew is playing this year's "Call of Duty" game which has a very interesting "business model", but got distracted by a Lego catalog. Paul quizzes Drew on which new Mac he bought.
It's that special time of year again where Paul goes to the Pumpkin Festival and eats a lot of stuff. Drew buys a new microphone(s). Drew asks Paul about repairing his own MacBook Pro. Drew gets upsold on a flight. Paul recommends "The Penguin" on Max.
Paul wants to know: is his favorite podcast app bad now, and Drew isn't sure but probably agrees. Paul gives an ode to the 9th generation iPad, and what made (and makes) it great still. Drew embraces the machine to solve a problem. The boys try to tackle a thorny question: how many friends is enough friends?
Paul gets his new iPhone, and then, oh by the way, buys his car. Drew gets his Raspberry Pi 5, and makes a purchasing error. Drew needs ad blocking recommendations.
Surprising no one, Drew embarrasses himself again. Paul send Drew a concerning email. Paul is really, really enjoying "The Wire." Drew buys a drone, and then decides to change up his coffee game. Paul schools Drew in the new Apple products due out soon.
It's another one of "those" podcasts: Drew's on the road, Paul has to do all the work, and Erik Darling drops by again to solve a tricky problem: how do you let the haters know you still love them no matter what?
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