David & Huey wax nostalgic about their childhood experiences at video rental stores. Topics that come-up include planned obsolescence, human ineptitude & human selfishness, late fees, schoolbus politics, the unparalleled glory of the quiet of the library, smoking cigarettes & clove cigarettes, the dystopian nature of nicotine juice, the unending value of the library system, the tenuous topic of censorship, Cinefile video store in Los Angeles, streaming movies & being "addicted to the discovery" of new films, how owning physical objects is somehow more satisfying than adding films to some digital 'To Watch' list, plus David & Huey both go deep into their actual autobiographies, no facetiousness. That said, kind of a boring episode with bad audio. Skip it! Fans only!
