Mark and his guest discuss their memories of kindergarten, including the shock of nap time and the feeling of overwhelming learning experiences.
The speaker shares a childhood memory from kindergarten where students were required to have a box with extra clothes, which he frequently visited. This memory was embarrassing and stayed with him as the box later became a household item that reminded him of the experience.
In this episode, the hosts jokingly discuss a family heirloom that is a box used for urination throughout generations.
The hosts discuss the difference between spit up and vomit, with the conclusion that spit up is what babies do and vomit is for everyone else.