Your Daily Dose with Bob and Nick

If you make a conscious effort to document a day on your camera or phone, you may see quite a bit more than you would otherwise.

How do Bob and Nick feel about greeting cards? Strongly. Photo by sydney Rae  on  Unsplash .

Bob and Nick discuss the types of imaginary friends in the world. Photo by Andrea Piacquadio  from  Pexels .

If you look around the room, and you can't pick out the weirdo, it might just be you. And that's a great thing! Photo by Sincerely Media  on  Unsplash .

Bob recounts the time he got involved in an award ceremony of sorts. Photo by Andre Guerra  on  Unsplash .

How Bob and Nick are dealing with the pandemic.

Bob helps Nick with some bottled-up feelings. Photo by VisionPic .net  from  Pexels .

Bob and Nick discuss how we connect with other people. Sometimes easily, sometimes not so much. Photo by freestocks  on  Unsplash .

Communication is key. Photo by Edvard Alexander Rølvaag  on  Unsplash .

That's a long way to go to criticize 80s music. Photo by Mike  from  Pexels .

Nick sums up his attempt to type one letter every day for a month, and what he got out of it.

Fear, should you try and beat it up? The answer, along with bee beer and texting on gravestones in this edition of Friday Shorts. Photo by Norma Contreras  on  Unsplash .

Nick discusses his approach to interviews for To a Certain Degree . Photo by Austin Distel  on  Unsplash .

Bob and Nick discuss getting used to working on screen. Photo by Bernard Hermant  on  Unsplash .

Greaster, AKA Greek Easter, is a tradition that Nick remembers fondly. Photo by Paul Melki  on  Unsplash .

Bob and Nick discuss the philosophy of action sparking amazing. Photo by Evan Dvorkin  on  Unsplash .

From the Census to pocket change, Bob and Nick cover a lot of counting this episode. Photo by Napendra Singh  on  Unsplash .

Cultural appropriation is easy, so much so that sometimes you don't realize you're doing it. Good news though! It's just as easy to switch gears and go in another direction. Photo by Brittany Colette  on  Unsplash .

We really geek out on this episode. The titles of artwork, the hidden details within them, and the circumstances that cause artists to change their approach. It's artsy and fartsy! Along with The Hallucinogenic Toreador by Salvador Dalí, we discuss the work of Kelly Joy Ladd and Phil Hansen . Photo by Jeremie Aouate  on  Unsplash .

How do you get ready for the tattoo shop? For Nick, it involved a practice session of talking to people at the mall. Photo by Allef Vinicius  on  Unsplash .

For every home hair cut, there is something positive to come out of quarantine. A habit change, a project checked off the list, or just some alone time.

That red hot bubble of anger. Do you carry it with you, or do you let it go? Photo by Skitterphoto  from  Pexels .

Unlike a mosquito captured in amber, a mosquito captured during a 3D print probably doesnt have dinosaur DNA.

Those on stage are there for the benefit of the audience. But are Bob and Nick? Photo by Kyle Head  on  Unsplash .

Putting too much pressure on a particular time period can lead to disappointment. Photo by Crystal Kwok  on  Unsplash .