Podcast Summary: Bad Friends – Episode Featuring Bobby Lee & Andrew Santino
Title: Ms Pickleson & The Hot Sub
Hosts: Bobby Lee & Andrew Santino
Production: A 7EQUIS Production
Knowledge Cutoff: October 2023
Introduction and Live Show Recap [00:00 – 02:10]
Bobby Lee and Andrew Santino kick off the episode by promoting their live show, "Scary Times USA." They express enthusiasm about the event, highlighting it as one of their best and strongest performances yet.
Andrew Santino [00:20]: "One of the best I've ever done."
They inform listeners that an edited version of the live show is available for viewing and promote exclusive merchandise available for a limited time.
Bobby Lee's Health Scare and Apology [02:10 – 07:01]
Bobby Lee apologizes to the Cobb's Comedy Club in San Francisco for canceling a show due to a vomiting incident.
Bobby Lee [02:13]: "I want to apologize to the Cobb's Comedy Club in San Francisco. I had to cancel over the weekend because I had a little vomiting scare."
He delves into the incident, explaining he mistakenly overdosed on his Ozempic pen, leading to severe vomiting and subsequent deep cleaning of his apartment.
Andrew Santino [03:08]: "Yeah, that's how good."
Bobby shares the repercussions of the overdose, including sleep disturbances and physical discomfort, emphasizing that he remains overweight despite efforts.
The Ozempic Discussion: Benefits and Side Effects [07:01 – 19:35]
The conversation shifts to Ozempic, a medication primarily used for diabetes but gaining popularity for weight loss. Bobby admits struggling with its side effects, including nausea and significant weight loss attempts that haven't yielded the desired results.
Bobby Lee [09:11]: "Chelsea Handler does it. I'll go a year."
Andrew provides insights from clinical trials, mentioning average weight loss and the recommended duration for optimal benefits.
Andrew Santino [09:03]: "People lose an average of about 5% of body weight between weeks six and twelve."
They discuss the psychological impacts of weight loss, societal pressures, and the potential for dependency on the medication. Bobby expresses uncertainty about continuing with Ozempic, balancing the physical benefits against the mental and social costs.
Bobby Lee [12:00]: "But it has been working for people."
Celebrity Influence and Personal Image [19:35 – 37:55]
The hosts explore how celebrities influence the perception and popularity of Ozempic. They critique public figures' endorsements and the unrealistic standards often perpetuated in media.
Bobby Lee [09:19]: "Chelsea Handler does it. I'll go a year."
Andrew mocks the transformation of celebrities, using humorous analogies to point out the superficial nature of fame related to appearance changes.
Andrew Santino [10:08]: "You could be the fake Kim Jong Un."
They further discuss the societal obsession with weight loss and the pressure to conform to certain beauty standards, blending humor with critical commentary.
Imagining "Ms Pickleson & The Hot Sub" – A Comedy Screenplay [37:55 – 58:09]
Transitioning from serious topics, Bobby and Andrew embark on a creative brainstorming session for a fictional comedy screenplay titled "Ms Pickleson & The Hot Sub." They develop an over-the-top plot involving a substitute teacher who becomes entangled in humorous and absurd scenarios, reflecting their comedic styles.
Bobby Lee [47:03]: "Yeah, yeah, yeah."
Andrew Santino [48:12]: "Leo, you're making my point. He paints his nails before anybody else did it."
Their dialogue showcases their improvisational skills, blending satire, pop culture references, and exaggerated character traits to craft a storyline ripe with comedic potential.
Fan Merchandise Showcase [59:24 – 66:54]
The episode segues into showcasing fan-submitted merchandise designs. Bobby and Andrew review various shirt designs, offering humorous critiques and playful banter about the creativity and effort behind each submission.
Bobby Lee [59:35]: "I love that one."
Andrew Santino [60:08]: "I love that. It was done on school paper."
They engage with the designs interactively, highlighting favorites and joking about the artistic interpretations, thereby fostering a sense of community and appreciation for listener contributions.
Notable Quotes with Timestamps
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Andrew Santino [00:20]: "One of the best I've ever done."
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Bobby Lee [02:13]: "I want to apologize to the Cobb's Comedy Club in San Francisco. I had to cancel over the weekend because I had a little vomiting scare."
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Andrew Santino [09:03]: "People lose an average of about 5% of body weight between weeks six and twelve."
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Andrew Santino [10:08]: "You could be the fake Kim Jong Un."
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Bobby Lee [37:55]: "This is the saddest thing I saw all night. Okay. At your party."
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Andrew Santino [48:12]: "By the way, I bought half of the bar. They're dinners."
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Bobby Lee [59:35]: "I love that one."
Conclusion
In this episode of Bad Friends, Bobby Lee and Andrew Santino blend personal anecdotes, societal critiques, creative brainstorming, and fan engagement into a lively and entertaining conversation. From Bobby's health mishap and the complexities of weight loss with Ozempic to their imaginative screenplay and appreciation for fan art, the hosts provide a rich tapestry of humor, honesty, and camaraderie. Listeners are treated to their trademark banter, insightful commentary, and a glimpse into their creative processes, making it a compelling episode for both regular fans and newcomers alike.
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This summary captures the essence of the "Ms Pickleson & The Hot Sub" episode, highlighting key discussions, humorous exchanges, and notable insights shared by Bobby Lee and Andrew Santino.