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I go beep beep longer than your bb.
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Birthday boy, birthday boy, birthday boy, die, die soon.
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Ten more years. No girl die alone. Shoot my face. Shotgun face.
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It was all good.
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Sing, dude. I could sing.
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Let me do your life song. And he will not die alone. He'll have a fulfilled life with a beautiful wife and a couple of kids. And they'll go fly a kite down by the ocean. And one of his kids will walk.
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There's a lion. There's a lion. At the end, he'll go.
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What a birthday celebration.
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What a beautiful, beautiful. And let me say something. I'm. I appreciate everyone showing up to my party. It was a part. So there. There. We rented a bowling alley.
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Yeah. In Monros.
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Monros.
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Shout out to Montrose bowl, man.
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Yeah. It was an intimate little setting.
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Awesome. Eight lanes.
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Yeah. There are some people. I was like, why are you here?
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Well, let me guess who you know.
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But most people were like, oh, pleasant surprises.
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There was a couple people that didn't show up that I thought would show up. And I think maybe it's.
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Well, Paul, a dude. It's too far, buddy.
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It's not far at all.
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It was 15. I have my dog. He said, bring the dog.
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No, we already had.
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L. Yeah. Okay. And then who else? They. It was funny because there was all these different camps too.
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Well, it was the Tiger Belly camp and the Bad Friends.
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Bad Friends camp. But then there was also other pockets of things.
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There were other pockets of comics. You had a lot of younger comics.
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Yeah, younger comics. Open micros. How was my speech?
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It was amazing. You called everyone an open micr. A lot of people that weren't open micrs. He called open micrs.
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No, they were kind of open. Mikey.
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I don't really. I don't. That's a subjective term.
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But so. And I did a speed. What did I say? Did I mention. Who did I mention in my speech? Of course you did. I mentioned you.
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You mentioned me. Kalila. I was very sad. You mentioned me and Kalila and the bad.
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Yeah. You mentioned Bad Friends, though, before Tiger Belly.
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That is true.
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Yeah. Why? Why?
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Well, it's by ranking.
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Yeah.
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Kalila did a phenomenal job. Phenomenous job.
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Yeah.
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One of phenomenal jobs I've ever seen. And I also met the big bad wolf.
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Oh, you can't. Jason, I will blow your house down, dude.
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Yeah, dude. One of the nicest, coolest dudes. And he was over today, by the way.
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Yeah.
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Handsome.
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But my point is, is that great. Let me say the rankings of gifts.
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Okay? Gift ranking time.
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Okay. Gift ranking time. Dude. And I'm gonna say this in the most honest way possible, please. Okay. Not only was this gift the best gift of the party, probably one of the best gifts I've ever received in my life. And that's Gene Hong. He gave me these.
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No, no.
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Andrew. Andrew gave me something that was such a surprise out of left field. Right? Here's what I want to be surprised.
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You love a good surprise, right?
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Number two, it's got to have value.
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Financial value matters to you. Yes.
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No, sentimental value. That's. Yeah. Yeah. Hello.
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We bought you 500 Louis Vuitton glasses. You go, I want the expensive ones.
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Yeah. And you got me those.
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We did. Yeah, we did. We went back and got.
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But here's the thing, okay? What you gave me was shocking.
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You didn't expect.
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Was the best gift I ever got. Can I tell people what it was?
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Of course you can.
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Yeah. He gave me.
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Date: September 26, 2025
Hosts: Andrew Santino & Bobby Lee
Episode Title: New Episode Today on Patreon
In this lively and personal episode, Bobby Lee and Andrew Santino reconnect after Bobby’s recent birthday bash. The conversation is a mix of their signature off-the-cuff humor, roast-style banter, and genuine appreciation for their friendship and community. They riff on party etiquette, gift-giving, the hierarchy of relationships, and memorable moments from Bobby’s celebration at a bowling alley. Sprinkled between the jokes are heartfelt (and sometimes backhanded) moments about gratitude, status, and sentimentality.
Bobby’s Bowling Alley Party:
Guest List Surprises:
Open Mic(er) Banter:
Shoutouts & Relationship Rankings:
Gift Rankings Go Public:
Sentimental vs. Financial Value:
| Timestamp | Segment | Description | |------------|----------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------| | 01:26 | Birthday Party Description | Bobby describes the bowling alley party | | 01:46 | Guest List Surprises | Banter about guests who did/didn’t show up | | 02:20 | Comics and “Open Micers” | Breakdown of attendees | | 02:23 | Infamous Birthday Speech | Bobby’s controversial “open micer” joke | | 02:41 | Friendship Rankings in Speech | Andrew notes Bad Friends got ranked higher than Tiger Belly | | 02:54 | Kalila’s Involvement & Big Bad Wolf | Praising Kalila and inside jokes about a party guest | | 03:17 | Gift Rankings | Bobby announces his favorite gifts and praises Gene Hong | | 03:40 | Andrew’s Gift Reveal | Bobby declares Andrew’s gift the “best gift ever” | | 03:56 | Value Debate: Financial or Sentimental | Classic Bad Friends teasing about the “right” kind of gift|
This episode brims with Bad Friends’ trademark blend of friendly roast, self-deprecating humor, and abrupt sincerity. The conversation meanders from absurdity (mocking each other’s possible lonely deaths) to genuine appreciation for their circle and their fans. Bobby’s vulnerability about sentimentality seeps through his joking bluster, while Andrew’s dry callbacks provide a sharp comic counterbalance.
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