Ep. 986: Where it's hard to stop mid-stream Video

Video description: There's no chat room viewers to keep us on topic now that we've stopped live streaming, so fair warning: we spend most of the first half explaining the concept of Goodwill stores to Jeff, whose ignorance I still suspect is a veiled attempt at live trolling.

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