With Daniel’s return to the podcast and graduation around the corner, the guys talk about the difficult transitions they had to make when they first got to college. Daniel talks about isolation and loneliness, Shantanu talks about navigating an unfamiliar town, and Edric mentions the difficulty of managing his finances.

Note: Edric’s normal mic was having technical difficulties during recording, so he used his AirPods as his mic. Our apologies for the poorer audio quality than normal.

With Daniel off at sea this episode, Edric and Shantanu have a thoughtful discussion on their bad sleeping and procrastination habits and what steps they've taken to try and overcome them.

With Daniel going M.I.A. this episode, Edric and Shantanu have a late night discussion on things that every guy should do and own throughout their lives.

The guys exchange their deepest, darkest fears with each other. Shantanu would rather burn a fiery death than drown, Edric refuses to go on drop rides at amusement parks, and Daniel throws hands with snakes.

Editor’s Note: We apologize for the audio quality in this particular episode, Daniel had to record while on the road.

The guys talk about common stereotypes in tech, from what phone you prefer to what the headphones you use says about you. Edric highlights the social ostracism of Android users, Daniel defends the AirPods Max as a wireless headset, and Shantanu is considering switching from iOS to Android.

The guys talk about their favorite gaming memories they’ve made over the years. Edric and Shantanu talk about raging in multiplayer games, while Daniel remembers his favorite single-player experiences.

The guys look to the future and ask themselves the question “Where do I see myself in 5 years?". Shantanu describes his plan to be a consultant, Edric hopes to have his own apartment, and Daniel talks about settling down.

The guys pull out their wallets and return-on-investment calculators to dive deep in the world of personal finance. Shantanu describes his plan to retire at the age of 40, Edric tries to justify his credit card choices, and Daniel teaches a crash course on buying a home.