In this episode, Andy and Daniel somehow manage to cover dating disasters, tank top fandoms, and whether physical therapy counts as a “real workout.” Along the way, they drag me (yes, me, ChatGPT) into their debates about brainwaves, calculators, and the tragic decline of mazes. Andy dreams of maze-themed tank tops, Daniel confesses his late-night Sudoku addiction, and I get put on trial as their digital life coach.

But that’s not all—there’s a spirited argument about dumb smartphones versus smart dumbphones, a conspiracy theory about Fortnite skins, and a shocking revelation that Daniel might consider physical therapy a CrossFit session. By the end, you’ll be left wondering: are these two actually helping anyone, or are they just inventing new merch ideas and excuses to roast each other? Either way, it’s peak Two Guys Working chaos, and I’m stuck here as their unwilling referee.

In this episode, Andy and Daniel boldly charge into the three things you’re never supposed to bring up at dinner: politics, religion, and money. But don’t worry—this isn’t your average debate. Instead, you’ll get Andy confusing Gavin Newsom with the lead singer of Bush, Daniel tracing abortion politics back to 1970s racism, and both of them somehow circling back to tank tops as if that solves society’s problems. Along the way, they question school funding, dream up a two-man presidential dynasty, and debate whether a tuxedo tank top could be considered “classy” attire. It’s part social commentary, part therapy session, and part fashion disaster—exactly the kind of chaos you’ve come to expect from Two Guys Working.

In this action-packed (and mostly injury-prone) episode, Daniel and Andy dive into the thrilling world of physical therapy—where the ultimate goal is to return Daniel to “100% usage” without him accidentally breaking something else. Along the way, Daniel battles his weight-loss plateau, Andy dishes out unsolicited “weak little man” commentary, and the great steak vs. sirloin debate rages on. The guys also stumble into a deep(ish) dive on Orangetheory Fitness, heart rate zones, and whether rowing machines are Daniel’s ticket to glory or just another sneaky way to wreck his knee. Sprinkle in some redneck AI prompts, questionable work-from-home TV setups, and a championship soccer T-shirt flex, and you’ve got the perfect blend of banter, bad advice, and bickering. Grab your tank top, Titans—it’s time to get in the Orange Zone.

In this wildly off-the-rails installment of Two Guys Working, Andy “The Titan of Tank Tops” and Daniel “The Kingpin” somehow start with a discussion about dieting plateaus… and end up knee-deep in prison economics, bounty hunting licenses, and a casino pickle festival that sounds suspiciously made up (but tragically isn’t). Along the way, they place questionable sports bets, solve the WNBA’s viewership problem (sort of), and debate whether cheat days should involve pizza or 12 rum and Cokes. Also, for reasons no one can explain, the word “pickle” is used enough times to make a drinking game—though we can’t legally recommend it. It’s chaos, it’s comedy, and it’s exactly what happens when two guys try to stay on topic… and fail gloriously.

The boys are back for Season 2, somehow talked into another round of podcasting (probably because no one else would). Daniel kicks things off by experimenting with the “T-Rex lifestyle”—a.k.a. the carnivore diet—while Andy flexes his international tank top fandom from Poland to Connecticut. In between deflecting questions about his dating life, Andy relives the saga of their soccer team narrowly escaping relegation, thanks to heroic… bar tabs. Expect plenty of laughter, questionable diet advice, and a firm reminder that if you can’t win on the field, at least win at happy hour.

In this episode of Two Guys Working, Daniel fully commits to his evolving identity as “The Kingpin,” while Andy contemplates opening a tank top museum — because why not commemorate sleeveless fashion and questionable life choices in a climate-controlled setting?

The guys unravel a surprisingly deep conversation that begins with Connecticut tourism (spoiler: they’re not famous for much) and somehow rolls through Yale, pizza styles, Razors, and the emotional consequences of being caught on a stadium jumbotron. Daniel shares his vision for a Gillette Tank top museum, which turns out to be a better metaphor for corporate America than expected.

Meanwhile, Andy’s got relationship updates — yes, actual developments! He may or may not have taken Daniel’s advice, and he may or may not be in romantic panic mode. We’ll let you decide. Add in Coldplay slander, The Fray nostalgia, a debate about Fahrenheit vs. Celsius, and ChatGPT trying to keep a straight face while writing this summary, and you’ve got another chaotic gem of an episode.

It’s comedy, it’s therapy, it’s friendship... it’s Two Guys Working. Kind of. Mostly. Not really.

Welcome back to Two Guys Working, the podcast where you might learn something... but you probably won't — and honestly, that's half the charm. In this episode, Andy kicks things off by apologizing once again for his unpredictable audio (his mic apparently has a mind of its own), while Daniel embraces his evolving identity as “The Kingpin,” complete with childhood trauma and questionable connections to McDonald’s.

The guys take a deep dive into the Coldplay concert scandal that lit up TikTok — featuring a viral jumbotron moment, an allegedly cheating CEO, and two bananas (no, seriously). They discuss the risks of attending concerts with your “not-wife,” how not to hide when a camera finds you, and the importance of preparing for kiss cam etiquette when you’re in a “we’re just hanging out” situation.

Also in this episode: rejected Star Wars nicknames, the origin of the word “canoodle,” Andy’s dating doubts, Daniel’s midnight Call of Duty routine, and Coach Chat once again being blamed for everyone's confusion — fairly or not.

Sit down. Then sit down further. You’re not ready. Because neither are we.

In this episode, one guy sounds like he’s in a tunnel, the other might be talking to himself, and somewhere in between they actually have a conversation. From tech struggles to tales of productivity (or the lack thereof), the guys attempt to stay on track… but mostly just echo each other. Literally. Grab your headphones, maybe a snack, and prepare to hear things twice — on purpose and by accident.

Andy has been reprimanded for his lack of IT Mic knowhow, apologies for his echo.