Inside the Pallet House The Pallet House

Art is subjective that is for sure, but some art is universally accepted as pretty cool.  It should also be known that human nature means we will always play to the lowest common denominator.  When the two meet we should not be surprised at the results.  As primal as a snake chasing a mouse, we will do something stupid if you keep giving us the chance. 

First world problems involve bad games of golf, and busted up cars.  We spend a lot of time focused on the small things.  We can also be reminded that there are much bigger issues for us to be concerned about.  This week that comes into focus. 

Nancy Reagan taught us that the patriotic thing was to just say No. This week we saw some unlikely heroes do something patriotic, and we sent all of our money in the name of them saying Yes.

The day is finally here.  We are putting Guinness and Murphy's Irish Stout head to head in a blind taste test.  There has been a lot of talk about whether or not Guinness is merely a marketing engine that has pushed the other stouts out of the way, or if it really is the best beer in the world. Today we will find out.

This week many of us learned basic economics by way of basketball.  Others of us learned about cloud seeding by way of a disaster. Of course as you can imagine we don't learn enough to come out of this episode that much smarter.

We revisit our memories of OJ, some good, some bad, but there is no denying that dude could run.  We also are reminded that being homeless isn't always a bad thing.