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By: Mark Steadman
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 Jon Hickman and Mark Steadman seek to better understand and shape the world around them. Each week they assign each-other a piece of homework designed to help their counterpart live a better life, or take one more step along the journey to fully winning at life and conquering the Internet. They also procrastinate. Like, a lot.© Mark Steadman Career Success Economics
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  • Pee-pee time first, drinkie time second. Thread: 👇

    Pee-pee time first, drinkie time second. Thread: 👇
    Mar 18 2020

    Jon unboxes the results of previous homework, Mark goes to the BBC and interrupts a lady possibly having a wee but probably changing a baby, and Jon needs a new phone.


    Links

    • How to Grow Your Podcast Social Media Followers
    • Mark on Podcast Radio Hour
    • Beware of the Leopard’s 42nd anniversary special
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    50 mins
  • You don’t have to be a three-thousand year-old Egyptian king to wear one, but it helps. Thread: 👇

    You don’t have to be a three-thousand year-old Egyptian king to wear one, but it helps. Thread: 👇
    Mar 3 2020

    Jon had a birthday and got rained on indoors, and Mark has to explain his bent laptop to a man in a blue t-shirt.


    Links

    • You Don’t Look Like a Runner
    • Reply All episode #69: Disappeared
    • Beef and Dairy Network podcast
    • Mission to Zyxx
    • MASK
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    58 mins
  • You can shatter a glass ceiling with a truck. Thread: 👇

    You can shatter a glass ceiling with a truck. Thread: 👇
    Feb 19 2020

    Mark and Jon compare guitar notes, Jon’s been to the monster trucks, and Mark thinks Lounges is a boutique string of independent cafés (that all serve the same food).
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    1 hr and 4 mins
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