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The 2 Guys That Don’t Know Everything Podcast

The 2 Guys That Don’t Know Everything Podcast

By: David Makar and Miles McGrath
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Two guys, friends, entrepreneurs, fathers who are trying to make it in the world by joking around, telling stories, asking questions, leaning on, and listening to each other.

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Episodes
  • Episode 65: Do Thoughts Create Reality?
    Jan 8 2026

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    We recorded our 65th episode on Sunday, January 4, 2026 with a conversation about the impact of thoughts on reality.

    Welcome to episode 65 of our podcast, "The 2 Guys That Don't Know Everything Podcast" hosted by Miles McGrath and David "Dave" Makar.

    Zoom Summary (via AI):
    "Miles and David reflected on the past year and expressed optimism for positive changes, while discussing David's return to grad school and his writing challenges. They explored various techniques for overcoming writer's block and the influence of thoughts on reality, sharing personal experiences where focused thinking led to unexpected outcomes. The conversation concluded with a discussion on the power of visualization and social media's impact on perception, emphasizing the importance of maintaining positive thoughts and being mindful of what one visualizes and thinks about."

    We're two guys who have been friends for over ten years, live in two different states (Florida and New York), and have been doing hour-long chats a few times a month for years. We're both dads, entrepreneurs, active in the volunteer community, and want to give back to the world.

    Instagram:
    https://www.instagram.com/2guyspod/

    Other social links and sign-offs coming soon! Remember, we don't know everything!

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    53 mins
  • Episode 64: Reflecting on 2025
    Dec 29 2025

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    We recorded our 64th episode on Tuesday, December 23, 2025 reflecting on 2025, AI, community, and what comes next.

    Welcome to episode 64 of our podcast, "The 2 Guys That Don't Know Everything Podcast" hosted by Miles McGrath and David "Dave" Makar.

    Zoom Summary (via AI):
    "Miles and David reflected on the year 2025, discussing major events such as the impact of AI on daily life, the prevalence of sports gambling, and the transformation of social interactions. They highlighted the closure of local businesses and the decline of communal spaces, attributing these changes to a shift towards individualism and the influence of technology. Personal highlights were shared, including family gatherings and reconnecting with old friends, while concerns about election integrity and the role of automation in society were also addressed. The conversation concluded with plans for future community gatherings and the anticipation of the new year."

    We're two guys who have been friends for over ten years, live in two different states (Florida and New York), and have been doing hour-long chats a few times a month for years. We're both dads, entrepreneurs, active in the volunteer community, and want to give back to the world.

    Instagram:
    https://www.instagram.com/2guyspod/

    Other social links and sign-offs coming soon! Remember, we don't know everything!

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    54 mins
  • Episode 63: The True Price
    Dec 18 2025

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    We recorded our 63rd episode on Monday, December 15, 2025 in a post-Bills football team win and the world of fluctuating pricing and costs. We also discussed Pluribus and there are Pluribus spoilers ahead!

    Welcome to episode 63 of our podcast, "The 2 Guys That Don't Know Everything Podcast" hosted by Miles McGrath and David "Dave" Makar.

    Zoom Summary (via AI):
    "David and Miles discussed the concept of pricing fairness in grocery stores, particularly the revelation that Instacart and other platforms charge different prices based on customer demographics and shopping behavior. They explored how this practice raises questions about price transparency and fairness, comparing it to healthcare costs and pharmaceutical pricing. The conversation evolved into a broader discussion about societal values and future work paradigms, with references to the TV show Pluribus and its themes about collective society versus individualism. They concluded by examining how technological advances and automation might eventually change the nature of work and human society, while noting the challenges of climate change and resource allocation that humanity faces in the near future."

    We're two guys who have been friends for over ten years, live in two different states (Florida and New York), and have been doing hour-long chats a few times a month for years. We're both dads, entrepreneurs, active in the volunteer community, and want to give back to the world.

    Instagram:
    https://www.instagram.com/2guyspod/

    Other social links and sign-offs coming soon! Remember, we don't know everything!

    Instagram:
    https://www.instagram.com/2guyspod/

    Other social links and sign-offs coming soon! Remember, we don't know everything!

    Show More Show Less
    53 mins
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