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In this episode, we reminisce about hairstyles past, being mocked by adults, and (if you want to skip ahead to 11:20) chill cars events including MN Oddballs and Reed's very own Clifton Cars & Coffee.

In episode 13 your hosts remind the viewers that it's okay to make mistakes (by whatever means you choose), the Tao of Mechanic ("Don't Hurt Yourself"), plus a few pointers on how to never, ever dispose of used car fluids and/or the small bits that may have fallen into the bucket with them.

In episode 12, your totally stupid tour guides explain why Reed wrote down "Dodge Aspen & Plymouth Volaré" on a piece of paper, reminisce about some of their best car accidents, and discuss the point where you take a car to the repair shop. Also, Saabs.

In episode 11, your totally stupid tour guides examine the concept of "Factory vs. F&ckery," Convertibles That Should Not Be, and the difficulty of buying an enthusiast car in an actual color.

In episode 010 your intrepid hosts wander down the rabbit hole of living "a little bit of life" before getting into proper car banter (at time stamp 13:03, if you're curious…). In this case, we touch on being the actual greatest generation (that would be Generation X), Jim Gaffigan, aging (read: turning into our fathers), and then we delve into BMW e39 5 Series ownership, exorbitant parts prices, modern car conveniences, and more!

In episode 009 your TTS hosts lament that 40 year old cars today are not the same as 40 year old cars from our youth. Elsewhere we delve into upgrades for old BMWs (and other cars), sending parts away for rehab, and some of the esoteric cars we lust after before we kick the big bucket.

In episode 008 your TTS hosts share our dirty little secrets: those being the cars that we secretly want to own but don't want to explain or justify to our car enthusiast friends. Agree with us or mock us - either way we'd love to hear about the cars you'd put on your "cars in a vacuum" list!

In Episode 007, Reed has found in his garage attic a copy of the Consumer Guide 1985 Cars book. A conversation ensues wherein your hosts ponder what they should buy for 20,000 1985 dollars (which today is a hair over $60k).

In Episode 006, Jonathan and Reed talk music, both in the car and in the home. Bands mentioned include The Police, The Doors, Death from Above (aka DFA 1979), F****d Up, Julee Cruise, and Prince, plus others. We also talk about cassette tapes and tape decks, plus vintage pedal cars and go-carts.

In Episode 005, Reed and Jonathan take you back to the beginning, to before Reed was cognizant of Jonathan because Jonathan was yet to be born. Station wagons, sports cars, communes, Benny Goodman, engineering, garage racing, something Reed's Dad called "racking off," durian fruit, and hipsters from the days or yore.