Ian Chillag

If you ever watch an F1 race, you have to think about, meow, meow.

Well, but it changes your opinion of the Olympic torch if you think that at some point someone's using it to make s'mores.

I bet that is the most delicious.

Yeah, you're right.

Yeah, you're right.

But why, you don't want more than, you shouldn't eat more than one, right?

Which is weird that it's called a s'more.

But also, I think it's worth noting, a s'more is a thing that if it owned, if it possesses something, it may be the only word in the English language that starts and ends with an S apostrophe or apostrophe S.

Is this your Nintendo Switch?

No, it's the S'moreses.

Yeah, you can send us your questions.

We promise we'll look at them.

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I'm Mike.

And I'm Ian.

So we're a how-to show. We get questions from listeners and we do our best to answer them. But we recently got a couple emails where we think we're being heckled. You think you're being heckled.

So we're a how-to show. We get questions from listeners and we do our best to answer them. But we recently got a couple emails where we think we're being heckled. You think you're being heckled.

So we're a how-to show. We get questions from listeners and we do our best to answer them. But we recently got a couple emails where we think we're being heckled. You think you're being heckled.

One of them is clear, clearly heckling us. The other one could possibly be a good faith question, but we think we're being heckled.

One of them is clear, clearly heckling us. The other one could possibly be a good faith question, but we think we're being heckled.