This week the guys have something of a riff episode where Caleb shares a CRAZY story that happened literal hours before recording. Caleb shares a premonition to drive in the left lane, which he ignored, only to narrowly avoid a head-on collision with a truck driving in the wrong lane. The following day, while driving his wife's vehicle, Caleb experiences a mysterious incident where his airbags deploy without impact, severely damaging the car and leaving him with a potential concussion and a perplexing mechanic's screwdriver found in the engine. Chris then shares a personal story of a severe concussion he sustained as a teenager, highlighting the disorienting effects of head injuries.

Despite Caleb's potentially concussed state, the two continue recording, emphasizing their commitment to the podcast and attributing the week's events to divine protection.

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Special thanks to Chris for editing this episode!

According to Freakonomics author and podcast host, Stephen J. Dubner, “The difference between success and failure is sometimes just…timing.”. At least that’s the argument he makes in his Episode 563, “How to Succeed at Failing, Part 3: Grit vs. Quit (Update)”, which Caleb & Chris reference in this week’s episode. They even play a short clip from that episode, which offers a really poignant and layered example of Dubner’s point.

Caleb & Chris then relate this concept to entrepreneurship, highlighting how atypical journeys and perceived failures might simply be nothing more than incorrect timing or a rigid definition of success. They encourage listeners to embrace their unique paths and not to succumb to negative self-talk, suggesting that even challenging experiences can be valuable, life-enriching (not defeating) lessons.

Check out this episode on the podcast player of your choice and let the guys know if you agree or disagree! Special thanks to Chris for editing this episode, and a very special thanks to the Freakonomics Podcast Team for producing valuable content that inspires and creates thought provoking discussion. We highly recommend all of our Sippi listeners check out their full episode here.

This week the guys offer a conversational overview of various topics. Their exchange begins with personal anecdotes about their work-life balance and social media interactions, including Caleb's "fishing for hate".

The conversation then transitions to a discussion about unique treats, specifically the "Sibateaux " and "Cronut," revealing their unusual origins and names.

Finally, the hosts explore the main subject of this week’s episode: the ethical obligations of small businesses, particularly regarding pricing and staying open, in light of current events like tariffs and inflation.

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Special thanks to Indicium for editing this episode!