ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Can one ever truly reseal a manufacturer’s container? Is it simply a lost art, with consumers left in the lurch? What would it take to hire effective people to fix such a problem?
Grant brings xkcd. Mark is fascinated by the inept more than an aquarium, more than a zoo industry in Iowa.
Mark brings Moderately Confused. He assigns homework.
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