Inside the Pallet House

We revisit our memories of OJ, some good, some bad, but there is no denying that dude could run.  We also are reminded that being homeless isn't always a bad thing.

It's Spring Break, but that doesn't mean we aren't putting out a new episode.  Yep, we are committed to the cause...for now. It is this kind of dedication that can get you an Uber across state lines.  

Chick-Fil-A we have got a marketing campaign for you, and it is on brand.  In the end you will sell more spicy chicken then you ever thought possible. Give us a call.  We may have come across a few gems for the Taco Bell's and Chipotle's of the world as well.

This we week we unintentionally dive into some alternative lifestyles, and do our best to make sense of it all.  It also begs to question how we decide which half of a mythical creature we designate the human portion.

This weeks episode is an ITPH first. In 8 years, 11 months, and 5 days of doing this show we finally recorded an episode without Brendan. Who will run the show?  Who will even be there? Will the boys sink or swim? I guess there is only one way to find out.  Hold...Hold...Hold.

We are going to do our best to bring you up to speed on all you need to know for Saint Patrick's Day. Even if you don't like Guinness we have some solutions for you as we dive into the different options for the Half and Half. We also get a history lesson about Notre Dame.

Marriage is a sacred bond, but it is also one heck of a legal obligation.  Of course there is no effort to educate those who enter this legal bond, just a congratulations. We take a look at some ways we could help those who want to join in this beautiful sacrament. 

We are taking a look ahead at a new marriage, and we take a look back at a relationship that one of us totally misread. We also do an impromptu review of the new Bob Marley movie.

Men often get accused of being the weaker sex when it comes to how we react to getting sick.  It is debatable at best, but how you fared on the SuperBowl might determine if it is bettable. 

What a long strange trip it has been. We break down a trip through Europe, and try to keep it from sounding as pretentious as most trips to the EU make you sound.  Easier said than done.

FaceBook Marketplace is a blessing and a curse.  If you like random people sliding into your DM's and ghosting you it is the best, if you are trying to sell a car it can a bit frustrating though. 

We live in an age of unregulated supplements, and while many of them are snake oil, there are others that work exceptionally well.  You should be fully aware of the side effects though, or you could be caught off guard.  Like a dog smelling leather; it can be quite unsettling.

Some trauma cannot be unseen, and with all of the cameras on our phones it shouldn't be surprising to learn that they are watching.  What they do with the information is TBD, but it is clear that Siri's AI is getting closer to being human.

We channel our inner Evel Knievel, and will not accept defeat this week. Unless we have to ask the guy behind the counter for our literature. That just seems a little too difficult. We also get an unexpected surprise from Rock Dingo Woodcraft. Not all hero's wear capes...but Evel did. 

Sometimes you try and keep the conversation high brow, but then it goes sideways on you.  In this case no matter how many times we try and pull it back we end up with spots on our khakis, and sending Bob a box of gross.

We are back for our annual Holiday Drink Challenge, and we brought in the boys from Squeezing Lemons to kick it up a notch.  That didn't stop us from trying our hand at beating them at their own game. 

What constitutes a Christmas movie can be a heated conversation, but it is one we should all be having. At least we can all agree that unexpected presents are some of the best.

Sometimes you have to take the long road to get what you want. Other times you need to think twice before taking the jump. Either way you should keep the receipts so you can deliver the perfect Christmas gift.

The holiday parties are upon us, and some can handle it better than others.  A good outfit can take you a long way if you own it, and knowing the customs of those around you will go a long way.