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Two Guys, Two Questions

Two guys. Two questions. Endless tangents.Join Ryan Keeton, a real estate guy & VR golfer with beach bum dreams, and Jarrod Greer, a Comicon & retro toy store owner who insists his action figures aren’t dolls, as they ask each other one surprise question per episode—no prep,…

Podcast · By Ryan Keeton & Jarrod Greer · American English · Official site

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Sep 5, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 5, 2026

    Dolly, Tim Curry, and Trading Away Your Vanity (opens the original)

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    🔬 A newborn, a VA rebuilt from scratch, and the week Dolly, Tim Curry & Optimus Prime's voice all died. Two friends unpack it all. This week, one host is knee-deep in retraining a six-year VA whose old workflow no longer fits the business, while closing two new real estate listings on almost no sleep. The other is loading trucks sick as a dog ahead of his annual convention, wrangling a governor's schedule, and negotiating an art collection out of a documentary filmmaker's widow. Between the two,

  2. Episode · Aug 29, 2026

    Ordering Cobras at 17, HBO Drama & The Species Myth (opens the original)

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    🔬 From seven nights of grandkid duty and yard pin metal detectors to high-stakes exotic trade history, Ryan and Jarrod cover it all on Two Guys, Two Questions. Dive into old-school stories like mail-ordering live cobras at 17, the fallout from HBO's Monsters of God docuseries, and why Mother Nature ignores human scientific definitions. 🎙️ WHAT WE'RE TALKING ABOUT: ✔️ Real-life updates, $20k expo wins, and local eco-store debates ✔️ The backroom tension behind HBO's Monsters of God director Q&A ✔

  3. Episode · Aug 15, 2026

    Scaling Past $3M & Real Hustle Secrets | Two Guys, Two Questions (opens the original)

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    💡 Propofol naps, Puerto Rico travel chaos, and trolling Grant Cardone’s AI text bot. Ryan and Jared are back to talk small business reality, $3M revenue walls, and why sitting on warehouse inventory is a nightmare. Plus: how loaning $1,300 for Air Jordans taught a kid real financial literacy, busting tax myths, and why AI still can’t teach kids actual life skills. 🎙 In this episode, we cover: ✔️ The Neato stress ball craze and managing secondary market mania ✔️ The 30-Day Disappearance Test: Is

  4. Episode · Jul 18, 2026

    The 30-Day Business Test, The Neato Frenzy, & The Guilt of Slowing Down (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Two Guys, Two Questions, Ryan and Jarrod kick things off with a little banter about punctuality before diving into a wild story about a close call on the road. Jarrod then shares the chaotic tale of "Neatos" - a wildly popular stress ball that caused a literal line around the block at his store, leading to some serious Facebook drama and a surprisingly deep dive into the ethics of supply and demand. The conversation then shifts to the main question: What would happen to your b

  5. Episode · Jul 11, 2026

    Exploding Toilets, Vintage Cars, and The Future of the Podcast with Ryan & Jarrod (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Two Guys, Two Questions, hosts Ryan and Jarrod catch up after a wild week. Jarrod returns from Texas with a stomach bug that turns his first four days back into an absolute nightmare. After surviving his illness, he’s back to report the realities of juggling 900 snakes, planning three reptile expos in one weekend, and dealing with an ever-growing list of tasks. Together, the guys discuss the struggle of turning off a "manic head space," what it’s like to go to a classic car au

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