In this edgier-than-usual episode of Existence Brewing, Jack and Michael bend the lost art of critical thinking around a grab bag of subjects from Willard Scott and Neil deGrasse Tyson to advertising icons like Colonel Sanders and Ronald McDonald.

In an astonishing display of digressive segues, Jack and Michael play with a topping bar's-worth of topics, including phonebooks and booths, emojis, candy wrappers, the old Sears Portrait Studio, and busting the myth of how they get the cream filling inside a Twinkie.

Existence Brewing's 15th installment opens with Jack regaling Michael with tales of a recent out-of-state excursion ahead of their conversation about a well-known ufologist.

Jack and Michael peruse the oversized world of buying in bulk before diving into their first foray about dreams and their symbolism.

Jack and Michael prescribe a dialogue about everything from life coaches and lottery winnings to trading places with others and the gift of choice, as both reinforce that they are not doctors and don't need to be for the purposes of Existence Brewing.

Jack & Michael snack on cake, soup, product placement, and other topical hors d'oeuvres as an appetizer to their main course regarding the notion of intellectual property.

Jack and Michael talk capitalism, cake, and the enigmatic influence of the grit.

Jack dodges scammers and cheats the Angel of Death to sell his old car ahead of offering a lesson in energetic astrology as a science.