We go deep on the pros and cons of sharing salary information and how it impacts employee morale, the business as a whole, and friendships. Do your friends know how much money you make? Would you tell them? Does your workplace share salary information? Does that change how you act at work? We have so many questions! Also, how does tenure work? Someone please tell us.

Remember when Rachel said she signed up for a Mud Run? Well, she followed through and completed it! Learn all about how it went, where mud is still stuck, and if she'd do it again. Also, Jenn finally gets an ice maker!

Rachel goes to Bulgaria! And other things.

Rachel comes across a theory about Gatorade flavors that brings up the topic of sick days in childhood. Turns out the experience was very different for both hosts. We also go on a tangent about donuts and a new app Rachel is obsessed with.

Is this episode about the world's two favorite things? Maybe, maybe not, but it's high up there for Jenn. This week we talk about something big in Jenn's live that happened a few years ago that has yet to be discussed on the pod. We also go deep into the best grocery store cookie, the most expensive cookie, and a gross way to eat Oreos. Show notes:

• Last Crumb cookies: https://lastcrumb.com/

Intriguing title, right? This week we dive into a new news headline about "fart walks" (yes, it is what you think it is) and have lots of thoughts! We also discuss the age old question of "if you could know when you would die, would you want to know?" The question stems from a book Rachel is reading called "The Measure" - an interesting thought discussion!

Show Notes:

• Fart Walks: https://nypost.com/2025/04/29/health/health-benefits-of-fart-walks-including-preventing-cancer/

• The Measure: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/58884736-the-measure

Thank you notes seem to be pretty controversial. Hm, well, maybe just by generation. This episode goes deep into thank you note culture as well as snail mail in general. We discuss when a thank you note is important, how long you should keep them, sending holiday cards (and how long you keep those) and more.

Oh, we also get some more citizen feedback on the right way to do your business in the woods - the more you know!

This title is a little misleading because this episode is actually a catch up between friends and not about ketchup the condiment - but we do mention ketchup so it's not a total lie.

This week we "catch up" on our lives since it's been a while since we've seen each other and lot of things have happened. We also talk about our weekend "vibe" when we're staying in (which is most of the time).