We celebrate 25 years of Fast & Furious. The difference between being good at your job and actually getting promoted, why managing up matters, and whether chasing something great is worth what it costs you.

Plus, Bob Iger and Phil Knight somehow make their way into the conversation, and we drink Pineapple Bourbon Sours while pretending any of this is connected.

Would you take $10 million to find out the truth about your relationship? This week we answer that question, investigate why Gen Z stopped drinking, and somehow end up with nude restaurants and Grandpa watering the lawn with his d*** out.

Plus, 160-year-old Guinness, THC drinks, and the realization that having kids is basically one of the worst financial decision you can make.

Enjoy.

Don Roberto is in the glass and somehow we end up explaining why Joel Embiid is basically a BMW — looks great, costs a lot, and is constantly in the shop.

This week we get into Ryan Clark’s exit from ESPN and why being good at your job might not matter if you don’t build relationships with the people who can fire you.

Fauci and COVID somehow making it back into the conversation, whether LeBron would eat Michael Jordan alive one-on-one, and perhaps our most responsible sports discussion yet — could a team of middle school boys beat a WNBA team?

Probably nothing controversial in here at all.

Pour something up and enjoy Episode 271 of The Carbon Footprint Podcast.