Deep in SD

Roast Beef and Manipulation?

In this episode of Deep in SD, Justin kicks things off by sharing a less-than-pleasant dining experience with his dad, recounting a roast beef sandwich overloaded with beef. The duo then transitions to a more enjoyable topic, reviewing the Square Pizza Co and Biggies from Pacific Beach, awarding both the pizza and burger two thumbs up. Following the food discussion, the hosts delve into the complexities of having deep conversations with their kids. Justin introduces his new podcast, Coastal Files, dedicated to Men's Heritage fashion. Despite his initial struggles with the technical setup, Preston applauds Justin's determination. The main focus of the episode shifts to the intriguing topic of Master Manipulators. Drawing from recent personal experiences, Preston takes the lead, offering valuable insights on identifying red flags used by manipulators to control and potentially harm others. The episode serves as a cautionary exploration into the tactics of these manipulative individuals.

Legalizing Sex Work: An Ethical Debate

In this episode, Justin sparks a compelling conversation on the legalization and regulation of sex work. Fueled by insights from the Boomtown podcast, which explores the booming sex trade in West Texas amidst an oil boom, we tackle the ethical dilemmas surrounding this potential shift. We dissect the concept of victimless crimes and delve into the stigma associated with the profession, even in a hypothetical legalized scenario. Justin shares perspectives from Boomtown, highlighting challenges faced by sex workers and prompting us to question the impact of regulation on their safety. Join us as we navigate this intricate debate, examining societal, ethical, and legal considerations surrounding sex work. Kluckin Chicken on Garnet in Pacific Beach was for dinner tonight. Justin got the traditional chicken sandwich and Preston got the chicken tacos. We shared the nachos and agreed that it could've been better. Justin scored a 7 while Preston gave it an 8.

The Heart of Kindness

Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @deep_in_sd [https://www.instagram.com/deep_in_sd/] Welcome back to Deep in SD! In this episode, we kick things off with a personal update from Preston, who shares the challenges and growth he's experiencing in his day job, along with a new role he's taking on. Meanwhile, Justin delves into his newfound love for biography audiobooks, starting with Prince Harry's story. Preston also recommends the intriguing book "Green Lights" by Matthew McConaughey. Our taste buds take center stage as we rave about Pizza Guys, a chain that defies the typical chain taste. We savor the flavors of the meat lover's and the 5-cheese pizzas, giving them high scores in our unofficial pizza ranking. The heart of our discussion this episode revolves around the concept of being a "Kind person." Justin leads the conversation, questioning whether kindness is more helpful or a hindrance to oneself. We explore whether people are prewired to be kind or if kindness is a learned behavior. Additionally, we dive into the age-old dilemma of teaching kids about the complexities of kindness and how young is too young to impart such life lessons. Join us as we navigate the intricate landscape of human kindness on this thought-provoking episode.

Tales of Tryptophan: A Thanksgiving Special

In this episode, Justin bashes Android phones then reassures me about my speaking voice and enunciation, despite my self-consciousness and my manager's constructive criticism. We're immensely grateful for our listeners as we celebrate reaching 13 whole subscriptions on Spotify. While we create content for ourselves, we truly appreciate everyone who's along for the ride. Hit that share button! With Thanksgiving approaching, we dive into the chaos of Los Angeles traffic on the big day, sharing holiday misadventure stories, including Preston's freeway protest ordeal with hot food getting cold. From Preston's aversion to public door handles to a brief poll on crispy versus soggy fries preferences, we explore the lighter side of holiday preparations. In the spirit of the season, we reflect on Thanksgiving traditions, both past and present. From the Chen family's amusing but one-time venture into football watching to the inception of a comical "Taste My Rice" T-shirt idea, we explore the diverse experiences that make this time of year special. Join us for laughter, insights into family dynamics, and a lively debate on when to reveal the truth about Santa Claus, Elf on the Shelf, the Tooth Fairy, and the Easter Bunny to our kids. Wrapping up the episode, we give a glowing review of Chris’s Deli in Ocean Beach, now Justin's new favorite sandwich deli. Our picks were the Havarti Party and the Heartbreaker, once again.

Pickles, Ratings, and Realness: A Friendship Discussion

We kick things off with Maxwell's Food Box, savoring burgers and fries that sparked a rollercoaster of flavors, landing a modest 5 out of 10 on our rating scale. As we navigate the intricacies of rating experiences, the unexpected hero emerges—homemade pickles, stealing the spotlight in this culinary escapade. Shifting gears, we delve into the core theme of friendship. Join us as we explore the notion that friends can be as close as brothers. In this candid conversation, we discuss the virtues of honesty, revel in the freedom that comes with admitting one's faults, and trace the fascinating evolution of friendships over time. From decoding the essence of "being there" to unraveling the significance of single-serving friends, we navigate the rich terrain of authentic connections. So, grab your headphones, settle into the conversation, and let's explore why authenticity reigns supreme in the realm of friendship on this episode of Deep in SD! After some reflection on this episode, we wanted to state that this is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to our discussions on the profound and multifaceted theme of friendship. We would like to hear your thoughts about friendship and what you value most in yours?