How To Scrabble Challenge Harbert Magazine, the Auburn University business school alumni quarterly | ROI Podcast™ ep. 505 | Law Smith @LawSmithWorks + Eric Readinger -

How To Scrabble Challenge Harbert Magazine, the Auburn University business school alumni quarterly | ROI Podcast™ ep. 505 | Law Smith @LawSmithWorks + Eric Readinger -

March 19, 2026 · 37 min · Season 1 · Episode 505

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Law Smith and Eric Readinger engage in a competitive Scrabble challenge inspired by Harbert Magazine, blending humor with business insights.

Law Smith and Eric Readinger turn ROI Podcast® episode 505 into a very stupid, very specific, very competitive Scrabble-adjacent bloodsport. After confessing that his viral Iron Cross video was a high-tech fake, Law pulls out the Auburn business school alumni magazine and sends the conversation into full Scrabble challenge mode. Not because Auburn deserves shade, because Auburn gave the boys something smart, polished, and weirdly irresistible to obsess over. Harbert Magazine becomes the launch point for a lovingly unhinged breakdown of racks, bingos, bonus squares, tile counts, point values, premium squares, board layout logic, and the kind of word-nerd challenge behavior only true dictionary goblins can deliver. The hosts brag about being Scrabble wizards, revisit their best-of-99 war, and treat the whole thing like a beautiful Auburn-sanctioned opening play. Of course, this episode does not stay neatly on the board. Law explains how he used AI to fake gym stunts, Eric starts slapping down conspiracy-theory tiles about Epstein emails and NFL rigging, and First Earth Battalion talk, remote viewing, and psychic-soldier madness. Somewhere between vowel dumps, hooks, stems, swaps…

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