Low-Flying Hot Air Balloons

The PlayStation that was brought in to entertain a child becomes a major distraction for one of the boys before a full-speed penny farthing creates what can only be described as a glitch in the matrix. That leads to an argument about recreational activities containing too much whimsy, from kite surfing to mysteriously low hot air balloons. Elsewhere, an Australian beagle eats an industrial quantity of jelly snakes, Golden Retrievers steal dangerously hot food, and a dead MacBook unexpectedly gives up 13 years of lost audio and video. The first Ned and Josh radio demo may now be released, personal admiration reaches a very low bar, and unfinished yearly goals involving weight loss, dog walks, Europe and skiing are placed under uncomfortable examination. Find us on Instagram @nedandjosh