Stationery Adjacent

Justin is keeping his wheels and boosting Ring sales. Stu’s not doing very much at all.Show notes at: https://stationeryadjacent.com/episodes/209

Stu wants a medal for well, walking a bit and Justin wants more time for hobbies and more money for less work.Show notes at: https://stationeryadjacent.com/episodes/208

Discover Stu's travel tales from London and Bristol, including the bittersweet feeling of missing home. Justin rants about the striking workers in BC while sharing his ambitious shed project. They delve into the intriguing world of Jeep ducking and vehicle culture. Stu tests out the ReMarkable 2 and shares first impressions of Montblanc's new writing tablet. The duo debates AI transcription versus handwriting, and Stu highlights the practicality of carrying a man bag. Tune in for insights on personal journaling and curated vinyl finds!

Stu is playing, and losing, at Monopoly, and Justin fesses up to driving around with silly rubber ducks on his car windshield.Show notes at: https://stationeryadjacent.com/episodes/206

Two spoiled middle-aged men have a privileged, first world problem whine before opining on things they barely understand.Show notes at: https://stationeryadjacent.com/episodes/205

The hosts dive into their latest frustrations with iOS 17 and the temptation of new Apple gear. Justin shares his excitement over a new chainsaw while battling delivery woes about a missing desk. They explore the craftsmanship of an Oakywood desk, discussing its features and accessories that enhance workspace organization. Conversations shift to tech choices, privacy concerns, and the challenges of non-US platforms. Ultimately, they reflect on productivity’s relationship to desk aesthetics—no magical fixes in sight!

This conversation kicks off with personal updates against a backdrop of shifting weather. A dramatic terrace fire leads to discussions on low insurance offers and the complexities of private repairs. The hosts dive into the latest Apple event, sharing their critiques on new devices. A lively debate on influential productivity writers highlights the shift from output hacks to character development. They also tackle the practical uses of AI, urging a cautious approach amid the hype. It's a mix of humor, insights, and relatable experiences.

The hosts reflect on life before the internet and share quirky personal stories from their recent trip to Cyprus. They delve into the complexities of home insurance and the challenges of DIY projects, especially vehicle repairs. A humorous take on mishaps with super glue leads to discussions about their favorite writing tools. They also recount whimsical journeys from pens to cowboy boots and the nostalgia of navigating Paris without digital aids, contrasting past experiences with modern tech's impact on relationships.

Stu is embarrassed by the sheer volume of computer equipment in his house and is horrified by Apple’s interface devices. Justin casually mentions his "home office complex”. Is JT actually a Bond villain?Show notes at: https://stationeryadjacent.com/episodes/201

Justin finds the marauding hordes of millennial wine hooligans unbearable, while Stu appreciates Cyprus' divide and conquer strategy. first world problems, anyone?Show notes at: https://stationeryadjacent.com/episodes/200