Topic: Tipping

Jeremy Smither provides an "executive producer tip of the day" regarding how to empty a mostly finished lotion bottle. He suggests using a Theragun or similar high-speed neck massager against the bottle to vibrate the remaining contents to the top. This is presented as a solution to the host's previously mentioned struggle with "dipsticking" lotion bottles.

Dana Brunetti presents the "ISO of the Day" and a series of "Tips of the Day." His advice includes waiting to install software updates, using Venmo to split restaurant bills, and weighing packages at home to avoid post office rounding fees. Adam Curry and Brunetti exchange final pleasantries as the episode nears its conclusion.

Rob Dew provides a "tip of the day" warning consumers that digital checkout machines often miscalculate tip percentages to overcharge customers. He advises manually entering tip amounts rather than relying on the pre-selected 20% or 25% buttons, which may actually represent a 32% charge. Dew then signs off to head to a recording studio, concluding his guest co-host appearance.

Matt Long provides the "Tip of the Day," advocating for the use of acetone as a versatile cleaning agent. He explains how it can restore old whiteboards, remove stubborn sticker residue, and serve as a cost-effective alternative to commercial nail polish remover when diluted.

Dana Brunetti provides a "tip of the day" for testing infrared remote control batteries using a smartphone camera. By pointing the remote at the camera lens and pressing a button, users can see the infrared light on their screen, confirming if the batteries are functional. This simple technical hack is presented as a useful tool for troubleshooting home electronics without specialized equipment.