In this episode of our podcast, we cover a wide range of topics brought up by our listeners. First, we discuss the importance of strong passwords and the dangers of weak ones. We also delve into the world of whiskey, evaluating two different brands based solely on their labels. Our attention then turns to the issue of carbon offsets and whether they really work. We debate the effectiveness of this practice and share our own experiences with it. Moving on, we discuss an Instagram account recovery issue and offer some advice on how to handle it.  We also play a blind buying game, where Greeze buys random items and we have to guess what they are. We also touch on the availability and quality of local products and the importance of supporting them.  Lastly, we talk about the comedic personality Bert Kreischer and how his character and real-life persona have become blurred. We sympathize with his sentiment and relate to his struggles. Overall, this episode is packed with a variety of interesting topics and conversations that will keep you entertained and informed. [00:05:03] Will and Greeze play a game where Greeze buys random items they don't know and guesses what it is, while also drinking. They bought bottles but don't remember why or what they are. [00:07:47] Text discusses finding information on Instagram, but ultimately concludes that good whiskey is meant to be enjoyed. [00:11:53] A blend of bourbons with 40% 13-year Kentucky bourbon and various other ages and percentages, with a maximum malted barley percentage of 12%. [00:18:38] A sweet mash whiskey impressed the host. [00:23:41] Will is unsure about the password, reveals what he thought it was, but changed it due to a security alert. [00:27:54] Podcaster Bert Kreischer talks about blurring the lines between stage persona and real self. [00:36:34] Will questions the effectiveness of carbon offsets and doubts whether people actually use them. [00:37:21] Discussion about offsetting carbon footprint with airline miles and a surprising cost outcome. [00:43:48] Man passes sobriety test by blaming the road's off camber design.