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We continue our lost and found adventure with a conversation about the things we've found and the things we've held on to along the way. On Thursday, February 26, 2026, we emptied our pockets and sifted through piles of collected items to find a few remarkable items and told a few stories.

Welcome to episode 69 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 engaged in a lighthearted conversation, discussing their shared hobby of collecting found objects and the personal stories behind them. They reflected on the significance of these items, including a dive watch found on the beach, a plastic ketchup bottle, and a fabric folding fan from Japan. The discussion highlighted themes of perspective, kindness, and the importance of holding onto meaningful memories while letting go of unnecessary possessions. They also touched on personal experiences, such as David's writing project and Miles' recent contentious work meeting, emphasizing the value of learning and growth from challenging situations."

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.

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We wandered around aimlessly, searching for a topic for two weeks. In the end, we gave up and decided to get lost. We recorded our 68th episode on Wednesday, February 11, 2026 with Dave lost in an upstate New York snow squall and Miles lost in the Arizona desert.

Welcome to episode 68 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 discussed the concept of getting lost, both physically and metaphorically, through personal anecdotes and literary references. They explored how technology, such as GPS and smartphones, has both helped and hindered navigation, sharing experiences of feeling lost in unfamiliar environments. They also discussed the challenges of adapting books into films, highlighting the need to condense extensive narratives into shorter formats. The conversation touched on the psychological aspects of feeling lost, drawing parallels between physical disorientation and becoming engrossed in stories or tasks. They concluded by reflecting on the importance of exploration and the freedom it once offered, compared to the more controlled environments of today."

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.

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After much time thinking about it, we recorded our 67th episode on Friday, January 30, 2026 with a conversation about current events and decision fatigue.

Welcome to episode 67 of our podcast, "The 2 Guys That Don't Know Everything Podcast" hosted by Miles McGrath and David "Dave" Makar.

Zoom Summary (via AI):
"In this episode of "The Two Guys That Don't Know Everything," Miles and David discussed various current events, including the FBI raiding a warehouse in Georgia and the challenges of booking travel. They explored the concept of decision fatigue and how overwhelming choices can lead to inaction. David shared his struggle with choosing appropriate apparel for Dryden Fiber employees, and Miles offered suggestions, including having a design contest and outsourcing the task to a new hire. They also touched on the importance of mastermind groups and the value of recognizing achievements, even if the recognition feels fleeting. The conversation concluded with a recommendation for a show about embroidery, which David planned to watch."

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!