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There's no crying on the Oregon Trail. The boyz hit the trail, buy some bad karma and really reminisce. Someone broke a leg. And we don't finish - but will we?

Some more Dufus Dude Moments;

• We open by celebrating the rebirth of comedy - and the true end of Rogan.
• “We don’t need money on the Oregon Trail. We need more meat.”
• “If you need to go home that bad, just go home" and why baseball’s unofficial pace-of-play policy sucks
• Fantasy football: Sometimes the strategy is surviving week two with your roster intact.
• “I just beat the Sonics. I made Gary Payton cry. What more do you want from me?” -- Remembering the greatness of Rodman, Ronaldinho, and wild athletes
• Civilization or Risk: Half the game is conquering the world; the other half is waiting for Freitas to take his turn.
• Also, Jaxson or Caleb?

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Ever wondered how to balance the chaotic world of parenting with the demands of daily life?

Join Kyle and Matt as they dive into going to Oakland Ballers games, reminiscing on Mother's Cookies Card Days, pickleball, and Obama's reasons for coaching his daughters.

We also debate the iPod Shuffle.

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Description

Kyle and Matt catch up on toddler life, minor league baseball on a budget, and surviving the movie theater with a three-year-old — then Matt breaks down the real secret to Disneyland: it's not the rides, it's the bar program. Plus a Kaiser pharmacy horror story, a deep dive into CDs vs. vinyl vs. Plex, and a World Cup tangent nobody saw coming.

In This Episode

• Kyle's pregnancy update and what's growing in the Heise household
• Toddler life with Luke: cheap, family-friendly minor league baseball with the Oakland Ballers
• The economics of kids' activities: gymnastics classes vs. the park, and knowing when to pull the plug
• Taking a toddler to the movies: matinee strategy, unlimited passes, and the actual math on when a subscription pays off
• The Kaiser pharmacy story: a prescription short two pills and a 90-minute wait
• Matt's guide to Disneyland as a (single) dad: the hotel bar program, craftsman cocktails, the Star Wars bar, and why the Disney bars beat some Michelin-starred spots
• Entrance fees, day-rate math, and letting the kids have the park while you have the bar
• A nostalgia detour: stolen CD books, the iPod Shuffle swimming setup, thrifted vinyl, and running a home Plex server
• Toddler sports debut: soccer vs. baseball vs. basketball attention spans
• World Cup back-to-back history, because of course
• Closing reflections: the helplessness and empowerment of the early pregnancy months, and "pushing the wagon together"