Episode 63 | We're Going Analog with our Smellovision
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Episode 63 | We're Going Analog with our Smellovision
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In this Episode We talk about being past Labor Day, Amanda starting to like fall more than summer, whether retirement homes are actually depressing or secretly a great time, the difference between a retirement community and a nursing home, Amanda’s great aunt who stole jewelry in her nursing home, her nanny who never cursed once until Alzheimer’s, the railroad worker who survived a spike through the head, the guy who filled a microwave with cement around his own head, a man who didn’t feel a pole go through his skull, the Vine of the guy who got a dart in the forehead, how people survive the impossible and then die tripping on the stairs, smokers who live to a hundred, the man who never bathed and died after he finally did, a college friend who stank so bad you could smell his whole hallway, what it would be like to see smells, why hygiene is the hardest truth to tell a friend, whether cancer has a smell, how heavy you’d let yourself get if it couldn’t hurt you, going full Nikocado and monetizing it, how expensive fast food has gotten, a fourteen dollar Raising Cane’s combo, what an iPhone actually costs to make, brand loyalty, Gen Z going analog, and deleting social media off your phone.