Season 3 - Episode 3
_12/5/21 _
A Large Fist Size Rock
Food, Drink, and foreshadowing, welcome all to a great new episode.
References acknowledged and not acknowledged, but Jason is always pushing his optimistic drugs on the rest of us, also foreshadowing.
Walther is Boujee, what can we say.
Moving right along, catching up on the family. Both of Walther's parents are getting old, and need medical care. So more foreshadowing.
Quick rundown on old technology.
No, Jason did not.
Family is choice, relatives are not. Family is defined by love, not blood.
Check the after show for the saga of Jason daughter and her trials and tribulations with "Wind Waker".
We end up previewing a future conversation about the merits of Capitalism. And then the show takes a pause and life happens.
We are back, weeks later we were able to sit down and finish recording the episode.
Walther talks about his need to write things down, and the merits of leaving sticky notes labeling everything. All praises to Theater Kids.
Post Pre-Flight
We start out talking about the super hard game Jason has been playing, Real Life, and then finish up talking about how Walther has never built a PC.
I hit something, and it smashed up my wheel, now I have no money for the Christmas Season.
Sometimes you need a thing done fast, so you throw money at it. In the times we live in, time is increasingly not a thing we can trade on.
Jason and Carl swap horror stories from road debris in the road. This leads to a discussion of mind and body and the fallacy of memory.
This all leads to another discussion of family and how this changes as time goes by.
Oh I have insurance! Why don't I ask for help more often.
An interruption gets us off the topic, and it's a question if we ever get back to it, but Walther has motives to pry some information out of Jason.
What is onese legacy? Walther muses about coming back to Standard Based Grading. A big ah in his teaching that he has fallen away from. What is the job of an educator, and how does assessment play a roll in this. Tales from the classroom.
A quick update on how the family's and friends are doing.
Another chance to plug some of the best beer on the face of this earth.
Jason gets a dig on me, and how jealous he is of my lifestyle. Then Jason's JaZZ legacy is discussed. A digital legacy means the data never goes away.
See, I remembered to put the email address out there. Ya!!!!
A tale of Zelda on the high seas, told through the frustration of a small child.
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