Kyle and Matt catch up on toddler life, minor league baseball on a budget, and surviving the movie theater with a three-year-old — then Matt breaks down the real secret to Disneyland: it's not the rides, it's the bar program. Plus a Kaiser pharmacy horror story, a deep dive into CDs vs. vinyl vs. Plex, and a World Cup tangent nobody saw coming.

In This Episode

• Kyle's pregnancy update and what's growing in the Heise household
• Toddler life with Luke: cheap, family-friendly minor league baseball with the Oakland Ballers
• The economics of kids' activities: gymnastics classes vs. the park, and knowing when to pull the plug
• Taking a toddler to the movies: matinee strategy, unlimited passes, and the actual math on when a subscription pays off
• The Kaiser pharmacy story: a prescription short two pills and a 90-minute wait
• Matt's guide to Disneyland as a (single) dad: the hotel bar program, craftsman cocktails, the Star Wars bar, and why the Disney bars beat some Michelin-starred spots
• Entrance fees, day-rate math, and letting the kids have the park while you have the bar
• A nostalgia detour: stolen CD books, the iPod Shuffle swimming setup, thrifted vinyl, and running a home Plex server
• Toddler sports debut: soccer vs. baseball vs. basketball attention spans
• World Cup back-to-back history, because of course
• Closing reflections: the helplessness and empowerment of the early pregnancy months, and "pushing the wagon together"