Seth pokes at the plan... Scott sticks to his roots... Rob wants to sleep in his truck... Aric is looking forward to the experience.

Seth gets to feel what it's like to be Scott... Scott wonders what Seth's wife thinks about how he is... and they talk about the first race of Seth's season!

Scott doesn't want to call it tipping over, Seth is proud to be passed by Sloan, and Sloan doesn't think falling off a bike at 70mph sounds fun anymore.

Seth continues to be a Gridlife freeloader... Scott is deep in the details... and they look at the difference between prescriptions and descriptions, statements and questions.

Seth is glad there are people like Cody, Scott wonders why do it the hard way, and Cody has an emotional connection to his cars... and they all recall the smell of 80's cars.

Seth can't get a quote out of his head and says things like "whoo whoo," and Scott put that quote in his head and tells Seth he's wrong...

Seth likes Jaaaaags, Scott wonders what's in carbs, and Amos is definitely the smartest guy in the room.

Seth feels like an old man, Scott is getting his ass beat... and they talk about the culture of virtual racing.

Seth wants to hear about liter bikes... Scott gets it easy tonight... and James is glad his Cobalt SS got wrecked.

Seth threatens Scott with possible insurance fraud, and Scott wants to find a giant parking lot (CALL MEE!!!!)...

Abe wants to talk about hunting, Adam is a helper, Seth "used" to be a hippy, and Scott definitely frosted his tips.

Scott sings the praises of procrastination... kinda... and Seth has flashbacks to playing T-Ball as a kid... we talk about some common things that get in your way on the path to success.

Seth doesn't even show up... something about his power being out, Scott wonders if comparison is the thief of joy, and DJ thinks competition and improvement are bff's.

Seth uses big words, Scott changes the subject, and they take a look at how we approach this whole track driving stuff... Minimalism, essentialism, and minimum viable product... this episode has it all!

Seth sees a hole, Scott sees confidence in criticism, and James makes motivation out of feeling bad.

Seth wants to make the worlds largest garage door calendar, Scott walks away when he starts wandering, and we talk about how to best use our time working on cars.

Seth had a wrong theory, Scott wants to know where the hell Emma came from, and Emma wants to be a doctor.

What do you want to do, or not do, in 2024?

Seth makes resolutions, Scott definitely doesn't... and they discuss their hopes/plans for their fourth calendar year of the podcast.

What have you quit? What are you thinking about quitting?

Seth calls it quits and has feelings about it, Scott doesn't want to confuse quitting and failing...

Seth boldly resists the urge to talk about motorcycles, Scott wonders where optimism comes from, and Joel wants to restore the human condition.

Scott says confusing things... Seth wants to be a good dad... and they talk about how haunting other people, and ourselves, can be.

Seth gets in the way-back machine, Scott discovered the competitor in Paul, and Paul thinks there's something wrong with everyone else...

Seth is absolutely giddy about getting to wear a sweater... Scott has layers on because he has to - and isn't pleased about it. They talk about saying goodbye to some things, and looking forward to others.

Ross is a learning junkie, Tom has been the adult in the room, Andrew answers a question with a question, Seth has co-coached with an entire group, and Scott has a lightbulb moment right in the middle of it all...

Seth is wearing his wife's pants... Scott doesn't know what to replace his daily with... and they both have driven cars that just don't fit.

Seth leads the way, Scott wants to know where the Easter egg is, and Ryan is a member of the Upside-Down-Car-Club...

Seth thinks we need opponents... Scott has four points... They both wonder how to cultivate confidence.

Seth has owned more bikes than Ido has owned cars - but they both have problems, Scott thinks Ido's wife is holding him this side of oblivion, and Ido won't be supporting his alma mater...

Seth tries to race a bike the way he thinks others think he should... Scott thinks that's an excuse... but Seth crashes anyway - twice.

Seth says "what then" a lot, Hans has owned a couple cars, and Scott wants to talk about Vipers.