Is your life a well-managed masterpiece or a jerky spin of the MegaWheel? In this episode of The Gen-X-istentialists, Bunny and Scot dive into the "sins" of their youth, the death of Crystal Pepsi, and why the rise of home computing was the ultimate life-changer for the latchkey generation.

They tackle the big questions: Can a "Lawful Good" paladin survive receiving stolen starting-lineup figures? And why does a friendship between a sports-loving Rush fan and a Moog-loving B-movie connoisseur actually work? It’s a conversation about invisible threads, magnetic tape, and why you need a little "Zorba the Greek" madness to keep from becoming a caveman.

Inside the conversation:

• The Meaning of Life: Why time management is the secret sauce to loving yourself, and why "working to live" be ...