Episode Details

This week Bryan, Rich, and the Duuude tackle the important stuff: standing water that won't quit, a GoPro that sprouted legs and ran off, and what happens when you look down your nose at explosives. Also: hovercrafts as a business model, the Waffle House pipeline, TSA's war on ranch dressing, Reddit setup live on air, caveman cabbage, and a surprisingly honest conversation about what truck drivers carry with them long after they leave the road.

Oh, and the Duuude is now on Reddit. Mostly.

Topics This Week

 
• Gulf Coast flooding and the great lawnmower dilemma

 
• Tropical Storm Earther and the eastern edge problem

 
• Hovercrafts — recreational, commercial, and English Channel

 
• The Obama Presidential Center and Chicago politics

 
• Waffle House, ranch dressing, and TSA nonsense

 
• Income tax history and the Federal Reserve

 
• Caveman cabbage recipe and rice cooker revelations

 
• The missing GoPro saga

 
• Scrapin' the Coast and content planning

 
• Truck speed governors — a bad idea then, a bad idea now

 
• Vietnam vets and what you don't ask

 
• Building the Three Grumpy Vets subreddit live on air

 
• ClassicGameZone.com and Neal.fun — this week's sites

 
• Fireworks safety tip: don't hold them

Find Us

 
• Reddit: r/ThreeGrumpyVets

 
• Email Bryan: circlecast@gmail.com

 
• Email Rich: rchelson@gmail.com

Sites of the Week

 
• ClassicGameZone.com — retro arcade games, free, in your browser

 
• Neal.fun — weird little games including Internet Road Trip

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