The conversation covered Las Vegas's economic challenges, particularly in the entertainment and casino industries, and concluded with plans for an upcoming car show and racing event at Put-in Bay.

Scott and Burke discussed various technical issues and personal experiences, including Scott's new microphone setup and Burke's sailing adventure. They analyzed Mel Brooks' filmography and ranked several of his movies, discussing their critical reception and box office performance. The conversation concluded with plans for future podcast episodes and a meeting at Put-in-Bay Island.

Scott and Burke discussed technical issues Scott faced, including a late start due to oversleeping and router problems. They briefly touched on the format of their upcoming show, which will include Mel Brooks content and potentially a show later. Scott shared a story about Humpy Wheeler, a former Charlotte Motor Speedway promoter known for his support of drivers. They also briefly discussed hot sauce, particularly the barbacoa variety.Burke and Scott discussed the extensive film and television career of a late actor, highlighting his notable roles in various productions. They also mentioned the deaths of several other actors and industry figures, including Terrence Stamp, Dan Ziskie, and Randy Boone. Scott shared his experience with a new microphone arm setup, which he found to be more stable and functional than his previous one, though it required some adjustments to fit his workspace.Burke shared his sailing experience at Lake Erie, including encountering eagles and buzzards, and hitting a submerged object which caused minor damage to his boat. They discussed the recent Formula 1 race, where Lando Norris's engine failure cost him a potential podium finish, though Scott noted Norris remains in a strong championship position. Scott expressed concern about Red Bull's dominance and suggested a potential conspiracy theory about Christian Horner's future role at Aston Martin, while also noting that Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez will drive for Cadillac next year.