The hosts discuss the meaning of the phrase "homina homina homina" and its origin as a way to express attraction towards an attractive person. They also mention their friend Bob who frequently uses the phrase and his move from New York to Portland.
The speaker shares an anecdote about meeting Seinfeld and Larry David and then talks about his ideal places to retire - Key West, Aspen and New Orleans.
Brad Feld reflects on the disorienting, confusing, and sometimes unhealthy aspects of living in privileged enclaves like Boulder and Aspen, and how technology is changing where and how people live and work.
The speaker is discussing how it's difficult to maintain friendships with people who frequently move. They mention a joke about a friend moving to New York and how they used to live in Los Angeles.
The speaker shares his personal experience of how he met his friend Mario Castile in San Quentin while he was a resident there in 1991, and the loyalty they have maintained for each other ever since.
In this episode, David recounts his day in Burlington, Vermont, where he observes the local scene, including the number of piercings on a waitress and a conversation between an aging hippie and a young Woodstock wannabe.