David Farrier

Lesson being, if you see someone you think you know in a weird place, just go up and say hello.

Worst thing that can happen is they go, you're crazy.

I'm not said person.

Dylan says, thanks for sharing Eberle's story.

I love the whimsical episodes, but this is the kind of journalism that's missing from the US media.

Thank you, Dylan.

It's very kind.

There are definitely podcasts that cover very intense topics, but thank you for the kind words.

You're awesome.

Paula wrote in, I'm behind, but I just watched the puzzle episode and wanted to give my opinion on easy versus hard puzzle options for a beginner.

like yourself.

I find the busier they are, the easier they are, as you can look for certain items in the picture.

The best for this, in my opinion, are puzzles by Jan van Haasturen.

Haasturen.

Haasturen.

Whether these are available outside of New Zealand is a different story, however.

My dad also made me a board with an edge so it just slides under the couch.

I think that was a suggestion for you, Rob.

You can also get felt mats that roll up.

I framed a heap when I was a bogan teenager and hung them up.