Mitch's WILD Diet + Bussin' 4 Square Drama | Inside The Bus

Summary

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Podcast Summary: Bussin' With The Boys – Mitch's WILD Diet + Bussin' 4 Square Drama | Inside The Bus

Date: November 21, 2025
Hosts: Will Compton & Taylor Lewan
Episode: 27 ("Inside the Bus")

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Overview

This lively and hilarious episode dives deep into two main topics:

• The chaos of the Bussin’ office’s Four Square league, complete with hotly debated rankings and refs under fire.
• Mitch's uniquely simple (some might say wild) “diet,” including peanut butter and jelly crackers for dinner and his aversion to vegetables, fruit, and cooking.

The Boys also detour into tales of adult “camp games,” debate what makes a good meal, and roast each other for their food habits, all with trademark banter and authenticity.

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Key Segments & Discussion Points

1. Cold Open & Light-Hearted Banter [01:35 – 04:00]

• Episode kicks off with jokes about "episode 27", athlete jersey numbers, and playful confusion on sports trivia.
• Each host jokes about their own or a friend's relation to the number, setting the chill, familiar tone.

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2. Producer Matt’s Hemorrhoid Ordeal [02:04 – 09:09]

• Matt details his medical adventure after discovering blood during a trip to the bathroom.
  • Went to urgent care, was unsure if it was HIPAA to share details.
  • Hilarity ensues as Matt describes showing a photo to his dad and being examined by two doctors.
• Quote:
  • “Monday at like 4pm, I take my annual Chipotle shit… I saw some blood… probably just that red salsa.” – Matt [02:47]
  • “I had to go to three Walgreens... am I just gonna poop blood the rest of my life?” – Matt [06:23]

Key Moments:

• Matt’s embarrassment and logistical nightmare at the pharmacy (prescription confusion, shortage, $300 total spent).
• Group offers support, jokes about “T’s and P’s in the chat for Matt’s butthole” [09:03].

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3. Bussin’ Office Four Square League Drama [09:09 – 17:20]

• Heated debate about the internal office Four Square power rankings.
• Some team members unhappy about their spot, feeling overlooked for both skill and “longevity.”
• Ref (Sherm) called out for inconsistent calls, with some embracing the chaos for the fun of the game.

Notable Quotes:

• "You definitely should be higher… when Four Squares got started, you, I mean, a commercial break would come and you’d look over, and Coop’s out the door.” [09:55]
• “I feel like the under-appreciated role is not staying in King, but just staying in the game.” [13:01]

Rankings Breakdown: [11:15]

1. Jackson (self-appointed #1, to group protest)
2. Jared Beeman
3. Cade McConnell (controversially high for low playtime)
4. Garrett Hargis
5. JP Hovey
6. Mitch Carsley
7. Cooper Comsock (at the “cut line”)
8. Ryan Nolan

• Remainder: Jeremy Clump, Matt Malone, Chef Jack Canning, Delaney Walker, Taylor Lewan, Clay Matthews (DNP)

• Discussion about how to score: time in game versus time as “King.”

• Banter over custom Four Square jerseys and prospects of tournaments/“season” structures.

• Ideas for creating a physical leaderboard and potentially moving the court outdoors post-NFL season.

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4. Camp Games & Office Rec Leagues Expansion [17:20 – 21:21]

• The Boys reminisce and brainstorm about other “camp games” (Gaga ball, wall ball, spike ball).
  • Explanations for games like Gaga ball for listeners (octagonal pit, waist/knee-level hits).
• Stories about COVID-era makeshift volleyball leagues, run-ins with campus police.

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5. Deep Dive: Mitch’s “WILD” Diet [24:55 – 44:11]

a) The Ritz Crackers & PB&J Diet [25:12 – 29:37]

• Mitch eats peanut butter and jelly on Ritz crackers for dinner, inspired by childhood routine with his dad (“He’d make some PB&J crackers, we’d just sit and hang out a little. They’re good.” [25:55]).
• Admits he “doesn’t like grocery shopping during the week,” leading to low food variety.
• Only eats from 2-8pm; regularly skips dinner or eats the same lunch and dinner.
• Makes sure to lay out the PB&J in photo-ready fashion (“I got it down to a science… Can’t do the jelly first – the jelly will make the cracker soggy.” [28:52])

b) Food Preferences & Lack Thereof [27:05 – 37:00]

• Admits to rarely ordering takeout or eating vegetables.
• Had a roommate cooking full “classic American meals” while he subsisted on cracker-based snacks.
• “I couldn’t tell you the last time I made myself a vegetable.” – Mitch [35:30]
• Fruit? Only via “acai bowls” or memories of canned mandarin oranges as a kid.

c) Relationship Realities & Future Meals [37:00 – 41:04]

• Brooke, his girlfriend, likes making enchiladas, chicken and rice—Mitch is slowly expanding, but admits he’ll often make his own simple foods.
• “I don’t like eggs… but I’ll eat the waffles! The unhealthy stuff.” [37:25]
• On hosting: “Maybe for an Inside The Bus vlog, we have Mitch cook us dinner.” [41:40]

d) “Last Meal” Wishes [32:07 – 33:37]

• Mitch’s death row meal: “My mom’s chicken and dumpling in the crock pot, half-gallon of milk, and really, really warm chocolate chip cookies from Max & Irma’s.” [32:23]

e) Cooking Skills, Air Fryer Experiments, and Crock Pot Love [53:09 – 54:09]

• Mitch explains his “five to seven” meal rotation, primarily stir-fry (using frozen veggie “California medley”), chicken and rice, and crock pot meals.
• Air fryer gets discussed as a way to make easy veggies and steaks.

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6. Food Habits, Relationship Dynamics, and Going Out [44:11 – 52:10]

• Mitch’s reluctance to spend money on dining out; Brooke’s wish for more together time/social dinners.
• The guys urge him to try new restaurants and even suggest Italian/steakhouse spots in Nashville (Craig’s, Verago, Noco, Abba, etc.) [48:44 – 51:01].
• Plans for future “double date” and “squad dinner” to get Mitch out of his food rut ensue.

Memorable Quotes:

• “You and Brooke go out to dinner?”
  “No.” – Group & Mitch [44:15]
• “We’ll have meals together sometimes… she’s making her food, I’m making my food.” – Mitch [34:33]

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7. Shout-Outs, Pet Peeves, and Show Closer [55:06 – 62:17]

• Pet peeves shared by the crew, including:
  • Waiting for friends to come downstairs (timeliness/courtesy, [57:03])
  • People bringing “stinky” food (like onion sandwiches) onto planes [60:27]
  • Stealing Chipotle to-go orders (“Pet peeve is definitely stealing people’s food out of the to-go line.” [63:15])
• More jokes about who’s the most punctual, who’s hardest to feed, and the reality of Mitch’s “best shape” despite his “wild” diet.
• Ends with friendly agreement to make Mitch cook a meal for the team vlog.

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Notable Quotes & Timestamps

• On diet:

  • “It is kind of crazy that I look the way I look eating what I eat.” – Mitch [31:45]
  • “By then, like, I'll realize I can't… Like, this works for me. It's not going to work for two kids.” – Mitch [36:27]

• On Four Square controversy:

  • “I think what's throwing the list off is Cade being three.” – [12:26]
  • “Staying in the game… that's what I do.” – [13:16]

• On relationships:

  • “What I'm nervous for… she likes shit that I don't like.” – Mitch [34:35]
  • “Somebody has to keep these kids alive.” – Mitch [36:27]

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Funniest Moments

• Matt’s hemorrhoid saga, "[02:47–07:04]", especially describing pharmacy woes and showing his dad a photo for advice.
• The team’s outrage over Four Square rankings and the idea someone could “iron-on” a Four Square jersey in pursuit of office glory.
• Mitch’s matter-of-fact statements about only eating PB&J crackers, not recalling his last vegetable, and describing his “five-minute” dinner prep rituals.

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• [01:35] – Episode opens, jersey numbers talk
• [02:04] – Matt’s hemorrhoid story begins
• [09:09] – Four Square drama introduced
• [17:20] – Camp games and volleyball brainstorming
• [24:55] – Deep dive into Mitch’s unique “diet”
• [35:30] – Mitch on vegetables and fruit
• [44:11] – Relationship dynamics and eating out
• [55:06] – Pet peeves and shout outs
• [63:15] – Chipotle story wraps

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Tone & Style

• Candid, friendly, and brimming with self-deprecating humor.
• Fast-paced, with good-natured roasts, real-life stories, and playful back-and-forths.
• Relatable for anyone who’s ever been on a rec league, skipped a grocery trip, or survived on minimalistic meals.

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Useful For:

• Anyone interested in the Bussin’ crew’s office culture.
• Fans of spontaneous adult friendships and mock-competitive office games.
• Listeners curious about how NFL players and their circles eat, play, and manage relationships off the field.
• Laughs about real-life adulting mishaps.

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Catch you next week on Bussin’ With The Boys – much love.

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27 of Inside the Bus. Eddie George, episode Larry Johnson, episode Mike Trout, episode Vladimir Guerrero episode and me because I'm 27.

[G]

We're thinking of another. We didn't think of one Big Poppy.

[E]

He was number 30. I think he started at 27 and wore 34.

[G]

You know who else started at 27? Derek Henry Victor Hampton.

[H]

Also.

[E]

First thing we're going to talk about, Matt's been talking about it all day. Our producer Matt.

[G]

Get the mic.

[H]

Get the mic. Matt. This is breaking.

[E]

Has a hemorrhoid.

[D]

Hopefully not breaking.

[G]

Jamal Murray.

[F]

I did not think we're going to talk about this.

[E]

Yeah, well, we are.

[G]

Floor is yours now.

[E]

What? Yeah. What is going on with you, brother?

[F]

I don't know, man.

[H]

I've been shitting blood if people because now. Now you're in it. You're in the. You're in the.

[F]

Yeah. Oh, sorry.

[H]

That's all right. You're going through a lot. I don't expect you to be on full right now on 100. But what were the first signs of it? This is also. This could be educational for A lot of people. So take it serious.

[F]

Monday at like 4pM Yourself.

[G]

Oh, Jesus, Mitch.

[F]

No, it's me. It's me. Monday, like 4:00', clock. I take my annual Chipotle shit and I saw some blood. And I was like, what the fuck? So I was like, it's probably because I got red salsa and put some hot sauce on it. So I was like, that's probably just that. And then Monday night comes around, I see some more blood.

[E]

I'm like, shit, how much blood are we talking about?

[D]

I was eating razor blades.

[F]

Not like. Not like a ton, but like a good amount.

[E]

Like, so, like, I've never had a head. Has anybody else here had a hemorrhoid before? Nope.

[C]

I think I have in like, a minor way. I never had any medical treatment that.

[E]

So, like, there's just blood in the toilet. There's blood in your poop.

[F]

Blood in your poop, and there's blood, like when you wipe a little bit, but it's bright red when it's. When it's dark, that's when it gets bad.

[H]

Oh.

[G]

Because it's. I mean, there's a lot that.

[F]

And just like, it can be other things, but, like, when it's. When it's. When it's light red. So then last night or like mid afternoon, I take another shit, there's blood. I'm like, does it burn or.

[D]

No, it doesn't sting, like, a little.

[F]

Bit sometimes it's supposed to, but mine didn't. So I was like, what the hell's going on?

[D]

You're different, I guess.

[F]

And then I went to the doctor today.

[G]

Tell us. Tell us about how the doctor went.

[F]

Wait, that's probably hipaa, right? Yeah, this might be hipaa.

[H]

This isn't hipaa.

[G]

Good try. You're sharing it. Good try.

[H]

Let me rewind.

[G]

It's a hip of your. Sharing it.

[H]

Did you tell your parents that you were dealing with this, or did you just. Okay.

[F]

After the third poop?

[H]

Because initially when you said you went to urgent care, I'm thinking, oh, he probably is embarrassed to tell his parents, so he's just gonna go, no, no.

[F]

No, no, I'm not embarrassed. Tell my parents about a.

[G]

No, my butt's bloody.

[H]

Because then your mom. Your mom or dad. Your dad probably be like, son, let me see. You're like, don't want to go through that.

[F]

No. Well, I. Yeah. No. Yeah. I don't know. I just told him, like, it was nothing crazy.

[G]

Did that happen?

[F]

What?

[G]

Did Pops want to take a look?

[F]

I showed. I. I Took a picture of my and showed him. Yeah.

[G]

Okay. Oh, oh, okay.

[D]

Your actual.

[G]

I thought he was talking about his.

[D]

No, I know, but culture my shit and showed him. I thought you meant like, his, like, no, like you.

[F]

This definitely doesn't help the, like, stinky playing poopy mat allegations.

[C]

I don't think anyone was even going there.

[H]

They weren't. But now that you say that, now that it's been brought up, you mentioned that to the doctor. Because that could have been where it started.

[D]

This has been causing problems at work.

[F]

So then I bend down and they both look at me, and they were.

[G]

Like, one in the face. And then one looked in the two women.

[D]

You got Eiffel Tower.

[E]

Oh, you had to, like. You had to bend over, Spread them.

[F]

Yeah, yeah.

[G]

So you got. You. You're standing up and you bent over. She goes. She goes like on the table.

[F]

She was not like, I. I had to stand up and just bend my ass down.

[H]

She was just like, drop your pants.

[C]

Yeah, dude.

[F]

With my classic dick.

[H]

My plastic dick wear pants around the ankles.

[C]

Oh, my God. Your dick wasn't hard at the doctor.

[E]

Yeah, but like, nobody's. Nobody was even thinking about that.

[F]

I was embarrassed. I'm telling my side of it.

[H]

They've seen.

[C]

They probably see 20 dicks before lunch.

[F]

Yeah. This was also at like 8 in the morning, so I felt terrible. It was like they just had their breakfast and they had to look at my after.

[E]

Well, that's what they're doing for work.

[H]

It's a hairy boy.

[F]

Yeah, I'm a hairy cat.

[D]

Oh, yeah. They got to see your ass, which is hairy as.

[H]

So are you on any medicine now or. No, no.

[D]

I've heard secondhand about how hairy his ass is.

[F]

I'm on something foam. Oh, dude. And then. Yeah. It was so expensive, all this. And then I had to go to three different. Three different Walgreens to get. And nobody has it. So I'm sitting there like, dude, am I ever gonna get cured? Am I just gonna poop blood the rest of my life?

[B]

So.

[E]

Huh.

[D]

They called in a prescription to a Walgreens and that Walgreens just didn't have it.

[F]

I wait 20 minutes and then he goes, oh, yeah, we just don't have it. And I was like, well, all right.

[H]

He was like.

[F]

I was like, well, here's where I like, I work near. Blah, blah, blah. And he was like, okay, here, I'll take you to Walgreens near it. So then I get there and they're like, oh, yeah, we don't even Have a prescription for you. And then it, and then it comes in. He's like, oh wait. She was like, oh wait, you can't even get it till the 22nd. I'm like, what the going on? So I start crashing out. I'm pissed.

[D]

That sucks.

[F]

Yeah, I'm blood like this.

[D]

Not because of.

[G]

No, but I'm yelling at the pharmacist.

[F]

No, I'm not. But I'm like. Cuz I. Again, I'm not a confrontational. I don't like to do with, you.

[D]

Know, in the moment. You were like, oh, I'm so sorry.

[F]

No, I, no, I didn't, I didn't like scream at her. But like I started getting impatient because she was like, she was kind of being like, I don't know, she's been weird about it.

[G]

So then, I mean, yeah, dude, pharmacists.

[D]

They love to just take their time. They're the only like, place I know that takes a fat lunch besides the bank.

[C]

I mean, I think the only close this is from someone who's diabetic. And I go pick up routine prescriptions. I'm not trying to make you feel bad, but when you need a prescription field, you feel like you are the number one priority on the whole 200. And that's not a bad thing. That's because like when you're sick or injured or something, you've you. Your body is telling you you need to get fixed. So imagine working in an industry and I'm trying to like, stand up performances where every person thinks that they should be treated better than the next person in line.

[D]

They should be though.

[F]

I was the first. The first dude was cool. The second girl, like, I really wasn't giving her anything, but she was just like, she, she was like, I just. Basically she's like, I just don't care. She's like. And then it's 100 bucks.

[C]

It's incredibly frustrating no matter what.

[F]

Dropped 300 on my ass getting looked at. And then medicine for my ass.

[G]

They didn't even touch it.

[F]

She goes, she goes, insure what? My ass.

[H]

And have two resies this week.

[G]

And is our resi canceled for Friday?

[F]

It's a resy. Oh, I don't know. I got a resy tonight. Where At V Mod.

[G]

What, with the fellas?

[F]

No.

[G]

You better get that hemorrhoid check patched up.

[H]

Best of wishes, man.

[G]

Don't wear white shorts. Don't wear white pants on Friday.

[F]

Well, Friday can happen, but I'm a little low on the bank now because I didn't think I was going to drop 300 on my fucking asshole. Fanduel.

[C]

Get back in the game.

[F]

Thursday night parlay is gonna be huge.

[G]

We don't have to get a resi. We can just go somewhere. Somewhere easy on the stomach.

[E]

Let's just get some T's and peas in the chat for Matt's butthole.

[G]

Yeah.

[D]

Appreciate it, fellas.

[E]

But the other thing that's been going. That's been going around the office that Derek has. Has caught a. Caused a little bit of a kerfuffle. Whoa. Is that a butt disease? No, just like a little. Little scrap kerfuffle. It's the ranking. The ranking of. Of four square. Some people are happy with theirs.

[B]

Yeah.

[E]

I don't know.

[H]

Seem distressed right now.

[E]

Yeah.

[D]

I just don't want to relive this. Well, but I get it.

[H]

This is the platform to give your piece on.

[C]

I don't get. I don't get your ranking.

[F]

I don't get it.

[E]

What Were you ranked 7 out of? Out of 12.

[H]

Does anybody remember the rankings?

[D]

I'm pretty sure the cockpit is after eight.

[C]

There's a cut off after eight.

[D]

I'm right at seven.

[G]

Yeah, you're at the cut line. You made the cut, though.

[F]

Yeah.

[D]

That is not enough.

[G]

No. You definitely should be hired because when Foursquares got started, you. I mean, a commercial break would come during the Thursday night game and you'd look over and coops out the door.

[D]

And I feel like it's. It's more than longevity. I feel like I've been in. In the. In the fight, like, long. I feel like I last in there pretty long.

[E]

Here goes.

[G]

We need a breakdown on why or how he's ranking it. Like the cfp. Like, we need rage baiting.

[H]

Yeah.

[G]

I mean, probably a lot of it.

[E]

I think a lot of it has to do with Sharon being the ref. And he is mate. Like, I don't think he fully understands the rules.

[G]

I think. I don't think I've played a game where Sherm has reft.

[E]

Huh. Oh, I've been called out really plenty of times.

[H]

Yeah.

[E]

By Sharm making the right.

[C]

I guess you weren't here this past Thursday and there was a. There were. It was like Sherm gay. There was like three or four plays by different individuals that pretty much everyone watching was like, what is going on? And to an extent, it felt fun to just all, like, have a common enemy. But there were a few calls.

[D]

Until it happens to you.

[C]

Yeah, until it happened to me twice.

[D]

Yeah. I think it's my Unpopular opinion. And as someone that gets called out a lot by Sherm, I do think it makes it so much funnier.

[H]

It is hilarious. Yeah. But then it's the ladies reactions are all time.

[D]

It's so fun now that Delaney gets screwed the most.

[E]

Do you want to say the rankings?

[F]

Yeah.

[C]

So the rankings go myself at one. Jared Beeman, Cade McConnell. I'm just gonna name Love cable, so. And we can break it down from there. Cade McConnell, Garrett Hargis, JP Hovey, Mitch Carsley, Cooper Comsock, Ryan Nolan. And then the cutoff. So there's eight people total. And then it goes Jeremy Clump, Matt Malone, Chef Jack Canning, Delaney Walker, Taylor Lawan. And then we have a Clay Matthews, but it's a dnp, did not play. So five people are not making the cut. Eight people in the active roster spot.

[G]

Where do you think you're above the fold, bro?

[E]

Like, respectfully, where do you think? Like, not even humbly.

[D]

Like, I think I should be at least when you consider that I've been playing not the longest because, like, you know, there's a few of us that have been playing the longest.

[C]

You're 100 also in the group. People who've been playing the longest.

[G]

I. I think I should be founding. Founding member.

[C]

I think top four.

[G]

You should be one or two behind me, though.

[C]

Last week.

[D]

I just want to make it on the podium.

[C]

You went to a point and go check the tape where I was on the King sp has not been out of the King spot yet.

[D]

And then when I got out, it was on a call.

[G]

I think what's throwing the. The list off is Cade being three.

[C]

I think you should at least have to play two Thursdays before you can make the cut. You can be in the active power rankings, but yeah, for cade to be three is insane.

[E]

Just because he's a D1 athlete and, like, Vandy's having a really good season.

[C]

He wasn't even that, like, he wasn't bad, but he didn't do anything.

[D]

I was glazing by Derek.

[H]

So it's just you're ahead of Cade and then who else is ahead of Cade?

[C]

Jared beaming.

[E]

I think it's Cab. Yeah.

[G]

That's why I feel like anytime I play with Jared, like, you have good plays, but then, like, you don't hold the King.

[E]

Jared will get to three real quick and then, like, get out.

[D]

No, I was talking about with Derek is I feel like the under. Underappreciated role in that is not staying in King, but just staying in the game. Like, no Matter the spot. Even if you're in the two spot or the three spot, the queen spot. And I feel like I stay in the game for a little bit.

[G]

Yeah.

[D]

Because it doesn't matter if you're in the king spot. You're playing just as good as the king if you're in the game.

[E]

Two weeks ago, I remember, like, when.

[D]

It took us a while to come to that conclusion, but you got to.

[H]

Get your king out. It's like, then when you go, yeah, for sure.

[D]

That is good. But we were. Because we were talking, we were like, how do you judge it? Is it a stopwatch on the king? And then we slowly realize, we're like, I think it's just game time.

[E]

I like that.

[D]

And then not to cut you off then ultimately, that's kind of hard to keep track of three people at game time. So we were saying one way to judge this would be marks off for every time you get out.

[E]

Yeah.

[D]

And it's just like, I bet it'd be pretty, like, cut and dry to.

[G]

Be, like, so valuing the losses.

[D]

If I'm like, man, I was in the game for, like, however long. Well, you got out 45 times. Everyone else got out 10. You know, I mean, it's like, okay, well, then, shit.

[E]

Do you remember a couple of weeks ago when you were like, really not you.

[D]

I mean, like, me remember a couple.

[E]

Weeks ago when you were really crashing out on, like, Sherm or it was. Yeah. Something that was the week I felt like you were just like, you would just get in.

[D]

Yeah.

[E]

Get the three and then get out.

[D]

Yeah. Hey, passion plays a power ranking, too, I guess, because Got a jersey coming in for this Thursday.

[G]

You do?

[E]

No.

[D]

I didn't tell you about that.

[H]

No, you don't tell us.

[E]

Don't tell us a lot of us already.

[D]

Yeah, I was gonna keep it a surprise. I'm so excited.

[F]

Yeah.

[E]

Everybody.

[G]

Yeah.

[D]

It's not really even a. It's a custom jersey coming tomorrow. No, it's my name.

[E]

No, it's real. It's Demon.

[G]

I thought it was.

[D]

I'll just go and say it doesn't matter because by this time, they'll see it. Yeah, it's gonna have a big four squared, and then it'll say either beaming or Demon across the back. I haven't decided yet. And then.

[G]

So how's it gonna get here before tomorrow?

[D]

Oh, I had. I'm sorry. I'm ironing this on. I bought the iron ons. I bought the big numbers, the little numbers, the letters and the shirt. It's I win. It might be controversial. I was gonna buy a jersey to put it on, and then I changed to. For maximum efficiency out there. I bought like an athletic black shirt.

[G]

You got a jersey?

[D]

Yeah, sure. I. I kind of want to. I think that's.

[E]

You should.

[D]

I actually bought a black tank top and I clicked cancel on that order and then went. I really thought about this last night. I stayed up late thinking about. Bro, let's go way too late, like, thinking about this. If you look at my Amazon canceled orders, I ordered a lot of stuff and then we cancel it and then order new stuff. And then I landed on a black athletic shirt with just white lettering on it and then got a black zip up to go over it to.

[G]

You got warm ups.

[E]

Yeah, you got to get the rip off pants, dude.

[G]

Not.

[D]

This is such boring details. I looked at tracksuits. Like, velour tracksuits, ripoff pants. At one point in my cart, I had a full golden tracksuit that was like, reflective. And it got to a point where.

[E]

It was like, how much was that?

[D]

Like, that's the only issue.

[F]

It was like.

[D]

That was like 40 bucks plus the shirt plus the. And I was like, I'm not dropping a hundred bucks on fucking four square. Four square outfit.

[H]

You better go off this week.

[D]

If I if my rankings better than. Maybe I'll drop 100 next week. But it felt a little stupid at the end of the day where it's like, this would get a laugh for a second.

[H]

Yeah, we got to figure out a tournament too or something. Yeah.

[G]

Yeah. Darren, we're talking about maybe on the wall right here having, like, the leaderboard.

[D]

Love that.

[G]

Like, on the actual board. And you can change it and then figure out. Yeah, tournament style.

[D]

Like golf ones.

[G]

Yeah, exactly.

[D]

Love that.

[G]

That would be awesome.

[E]

Dang.

[G]

Spam.

[H]

He's got Spam now, too.

[D]

Sorry, Mitch. You were trying to say something about foursquare, and I cut you off and on some of the jersey. I don't know if you remember.

[E]

That's why I said when you were crushing out.

[D]

Oh, okay, good.

[G]

I thought you were about to pull up in a Bateman jersey.

[D]

That would be sick, dude. I. I looked at. There's also. There's these.

[G]

Cool.

[D]

If you look it up on Amazon, they take too long to ship here. But if you look up Foursquare apparel, there's these shirts that say I heart four square. There's. This is my Foursquare shirt. Stop talking to me. I'm playing foursquare. I was looking at all those, but Then they took like two weeks to get in.

[E]

Yeah, I feel. I feel like the iron went with.

[D]

The custom jersey instead. When we're done with the straight, is.

[E]

This just going to, like, continue. Is like one is the end of the season, the end of the foursquare season kind of deal? Like, how, like, is there going to be like a final tournament for the. The trophy you said? Or like, what are your.

[G]

I mean, I. I don't know. That's a good question. I think when the football season's over, we reevaluate and maybe get a bigger, bigger, bigger square. Square and play outside. But we got to be able to film it.

[D]

Maybe.

[G]

I don't know.

[D]

Yeah, maybe we split the seasons up. Like, maybe a four square season isn't a football season. Maybe like this four square season. This is not actually like just fall like Christmas, you know, like, that's a four square season.

[E]

Then winter ball, spring ball.

[D]

Yes, there's exactly.

[H]

Got you.

[G]

So football off season maybe is.

[D]

I don't know sports terms, but yeah, like, that's another season.

[H]

We have enough.

[G]

When we're not filming the locker room.

[D]

Yeah, that one.

[H]

We have enough people that work with us now that I feel like we need to get a. A squad volleyball game going, bro.

[D]

I think we could create some beach volleyball.

[H]

Yeah. Go to Centennial park, play beach volleyball.

[D]

Beach volleyball at the shot.

[E]

Have you. Have you guys ever heard of uball?

[H]

Batman would be fun. What?

[E]

U ball.

[H]

I seen it and never played it, though.

[E]

I. That's. I forget what it is. But like, I know, like, the McAfee guys talk about it.

[D]

Is it the same as Gaga ball? I love Gaga ball.

[H]

Is that the balls?

[D]

I think you're in an octagon.

[H]

That's a great game.

[G]

Sorry.

[D]

Explain yours.

[E]

I think U ball is kind of like basketball.

[H]

You can't dribble or tips.

[G]

Isn't it?

[H]

Is that what they play? Like, I feel like they always post a clip and somebody has a crazy.

[E]

Yeah, like a dumb. Something. I don't know if it's tips, but it's like. I think there's like a legit. Like, U ball's a real thing and you get like a U ball hoop and like, I don't know how it works, but I feel like that would be.

[G]

What was the. What was the little basketball type game on the playground growing up with, like, you throw it up there. It had all the other holes that it would come out. Did y' all know that?

[E]

Oh, yeah. I didn't even know that had a name.

[D]

Oh, I Didn't even know. Yeah, I didn't know there was a game to go with it. I just. We just were throwing things in it.

[G]

Same.

[D]

Yeah, I bet there is a game.

[H]

I don't think we had that. That doesn't sound familiar.

[D]

It was like, plastic.

[C]

Or was one just big? Yeah, like hoop. But there's four exit paths for the ball, and it's random, so it'll just go out once. You kind of would just shoot it, and you just hope it comes out.

[D]

It probably is a proper game.

[G]

No idea what the game.

[D]

I wish.

[C]

I wish we could play wall ball. Wall ball's great.

[D]

Gaga ball is elite.

[G]

What is gaga?

[D]

I don't even know.

[F]

That's a camp.

[D]

You're basically in a camp game. You're basically in an octagonish shape where these walls, let's say they're like. Like waist a little bit higher than waist high. Everybody's in it. Then, like, you can correct me if I'm wrong, either of y'.

[C]

All.

[D]

Like, a ball gets spiked down, and then you're trying not to get hit from the waist down.

[E]

Right.

[D]

Everyone's slapping the ball.

[H]

I even think it's, like, even, like, knee down.

[G]

Yeah.

[D]

And it's like, you're basically just. I think just one bounce, like, across, and then if it goes out, bounce.

[H]

It's like I would start with it on the ground, and I would pretty much hit it as hard as I.

[D]

Could at Jack, it's like war.

[H]

He could either stop it with his hands and hit it. He could jump up, have it go off the wall, but you just cannot get hit.

[G]

Oh, don't let it get. Don't let it hit.

[D]

It is like it get like. It's like the church camp game that people would get very hurt playing. Like, people would, like, flip over the wall. Like, it was.

[G]

We had different experiences. Yeah.

[E]

I don't know.

[D]

We went so hard. I have old, old Snapchat memories, I think, of, like, us playing that game.

[E]

I think so far, one of these times we should go to Centennial park and, like, on the beach things on the volleyball courts. And I think we need to have, like, a spike ball tournament.

[H]

That'd be fun.

[D]

And, like, beach volleyball is so fun.

[E]

Even though Taylor kind of ruined it when we read the draft.

[C]

Why?

[E]

He was just being.

[C]

Because you were losing.

[E]

No, he. Like, you were playing with me, right?

[H]

Yeah.

[E]

The way, like, what he was doing just wasn't, like, what was it him being like. Him just, like. Like, spiking it on the serve. It's like, what do we. What are we even doing here?

[H]

We just never fully established, like, hey, what kind of serves are we doing? And then anytime it would switch the other way, Taylor would have something to say. And then it was like, all right.

[C]

Yeah, he was being a little annoying. I didn't care because I was on his team. We were winning. But I will say, if you go look at professional, for sure, like, ball.

[E]

But they're like.

[C]

They're also whipping that thing on the serve.

[H]

I don't know how they do it either.

[E]

Six feet back. Whereas Taylor's doing it from, like, three feet away from the thing.

[D]

True.

[E]

Yeah. Like, I think if we establish those rules. And 100. But, like, I feel like the fun part of spike ball is getting, like, those really long volleys. And with Taylor doing that, it just. We didn't really. I don't remember really having any long, like.

[G]

Yeah, we got a lot of games we could play, especially in the inside the bus universe.

[E]

Yeah.

[G]

With all the guys.

[D]

Dude, during. During COVID we, like. Because there's, like, so many strict rules about, like, how you could hang out with people. We all would play beach volleyball at the college campus in my hometown, which is, like, fully outdoors in the middle of the college campus. We didn't think we would get in trouble. And we used to play every day. And they must have been planning a sting operation on us, because one night while we're playing it, like, playing at the exact same time, every exit that we could have gone on, a police car pulls up at the same time, like, lights on. And they were just, like, made us stop and, like, checked us all and, like, said we were banned from the campus. It was so terrifying.

[H]

I know the heart was racing.

[D]

Oh, my God. Because we're all, like, about to run. And there's like. We're like, what are we getting surrounded? Like, what did we do? And the cops were even laughing. Like, we got.

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[D]

Nothing to do like this is what we've been planning. Yeah that's funny stopping you guys.

[H]

What else on that list? Or maybe we could even dive into your dinner last night.

[E]

Yeah, I mean we can I think.

[H]

Obviously at this point I'm pretty sure we all respect it. Maybe now more so for the viewers. Explain the thought process behind only eating Ritz Ritz for dinner when you have full time job.

[E]

Yeah so my this what is today? Wednesday. So Tuesday night If you go back on my twitter I tweeted out my dinner for Tuesday night and everybody here knows and I'm sure you guys listening knows I'm a peanut butter and jelly guy. JP's gotten me on a handful of two like too many to count of me just licking my PB and J just being nasty with it and not long I was in New Orleans this past weekend. So I wasn't able to go grocery shopping. And for whatever reason, I hate grocery shopping during the week. So like, I don't have any food at the party. And so I was like, I saw. I peeked in my little cupboard and I really, I saw I had a whole thing of Ritz crackers. And I know I had peanut butter and jelly. Peanut butter and jelly.

[D]

Got the essentials.

[E]

Sandwiches. I'm like, all right, I guess that's dinner for the night. Backstory. I used to like, my dad would grow up, like not grow up when I was a kid. He would have this for dinner. He'd get home at like 9pm, 10pm from like a board meeting or something and he would just make some peanut butter and jelly crackers and we would just kind of sit there and hang out for a little bit. And like, he would make me a couple every once in a while. I'm like, these are good.

[H]

Did they have food at the board meeting? And maybe this was just a snack that he got back.

[D]

I don't think they're probably eating at that board meeting.

[E]

The way he makes it seem like they didn't really have like he's a midnight snack. I have never asked.

[C]

The portion of your food seems like you should still be hungry. Or am I wrong? There was a lot.

[D]

We brought it up earlier.

[H]

When we brought it up earlier, he.

[D]

Goes like, I'm not going to lie. I'm starving.

[E]

Right? Yeah. I'm not going to sit here and tell you.

[G]

Well, it's also cuz you don't eat until like two and you eat peanut butter and jelly for lunch.

[H]

So.

[G]

And then you went home and ate peanut butter and jelly last night.

[F]

Yesterday for grown ad man, by the way.

[E]

So like. And that was. I had that at 2.

[G]

I think my favorite part is you saying I don't like grocery shopping during the week. Like you can't just go get like a meal from anywhere.

[H]

Yeah, just a restaurant.

[E]

Or it's, I mean like Chipotle. Listen, I'm on. I'm. I hear you guys. I'm just lazy when it comes to.

[C]

Like, I don't really like if you're.

[G]

Or if you're lazy, they also have delivery.

[E]

It seems like like a little bit of both. Because I don't, I don't really like spending money.

[G]

But we get Uber money.

[E]

I know I save it for the back half of the month.

[G]

Like you ain't got to feed the fam anymore.

[E]

Tomorrow I'm gonna probably get Chiba Hut and Then we get stuff for Thursday night and then Friday I'm gonna get my donuts.

[H]

The issue is that in the last.

[G]

So there, like how do you look?

[D]

How you.

[G]

Is that chiva Hut Crackers for dinner.

[D]

Yeah. But all you eat is there will.

[H]

Be a 24 out of peanut butter. Once 7pm hits there will be a 24 hour period where all you had was peanut butter and jelly.

[G]

Yeah, it happens often.

[E]

I mean like most days, like, like when I live with foul, meanwhile they're just shredded.

[H]

Shredded.

[E]

When, When I live with foul at the apartment. Like there was one night I made my peanut butter and jelly crackers and he had like a full three like steak with carrots and beans and. And I'm like the duality of man.

[C]

The classic American meal.

[E]

But like that's what he had like a falcon cook.

[D]

And he had that fire.

[H]

He had that fire.

[G]

Duffel steak.

[D]

Carrots, carrots and beans.

[E]

Yeah. I mean like I don't know if you guys have ever had it. It is, it's a good. Now I don't know if it's a good dinner, but it's a good snack.

[G]

I do appreciate that you lay it out the way you do for the photo.

[E]

Yeah. So like I, I got it. I have it down to a science.

[G]

You're not skimping on the peanut butter.

[E]

No. So you just get the knife, you get the cracker. Obviously you got. You can't do the jelly first because the jelly like the juices of the jelly will like go through the cracker, make it a little soggy, get on your paper towel. So you got to do the jelly second.

[D]

And then how long are you eating?

[H]

This is an art.

[D]

This can't be more than like a 15 second meal.

[H]

Paper plates for Christmas.

[E]

It's a five minute process to make it.

[D]

No, no, not making it. I mean like once you're sitting down with it, like there's no way you and those crackers are less than. More than like 20 seconds.

[G]

I mean you can eat them all.

[D]

Sandwich.

[C]

Are you going one bite?

[E]

No, no, you stack it like it's a sandwich.

[H]

That's a good question. How long does it take to eat?

[E]

Takes more to prep it. Prep it than it does for sure. Because I mean like we know you just have like the.

[D]

I know how long it's sticking in your mouth.

[E]

So it's like it takes a little bit. But I mean like what is also.

[G]

Crazy thing about you gotta have hella water for this meal because crackers and peanut butter and a giant.

[E]

I started I started eating and I started eating. I'm like, I don't have my water. I had to go find.

[D]

I can't wait for you and Brooke together.

[E]

Oh, she's gonna.

[G]

Seriously, she's gonna. You're gonna be full.

[H]

It makes sense. Like, like you're saying, I don't know how many weeks ago it was, but why he goes to bed so early?

[G]

Yeah, dinner don't take long.

[H]

Dinner don't take long. How do you feel your energy is during the day?

[E]

Pretty. I mean, fine. How do you guys say, like, you guys are around me, like, so if you guys can detect my energy sometimes more than I can. I don't know.

[C]

I wouldn't assume that you're eating.

[H]

Yeah.

[C]

Like, yeah.

[G]

And this man goes and plays flag and has a championship game. The peanut butter and crackers bad is.

[E]

I don't know what I'm gonna have for dinner tonight because I got. I'm out of.

[G]

I'm out of jelly.

[E]

Yeah, I'm out of jelly.

[D]

Go to something, bro.

[B]

You.

[G]

If you win tonight, you can eat whatever you want.

[D]

You can hit McDonald's.

[E]

But the thing, like, the thing is.

[D]

Though, you need protein.

[G]

It's a dollar menu at the drive.

[D]

Which is way more ready for like, the apocalypse and all the rest of us.

[H]

True.

[E]

With like, I don't know if you want to say fasting, but, like, I only eat from two to eight. So like, once eight, eight o' clock comes, like, I just don't eat because I know I go to bed at like 9, 9:30. And like, I know it's not good to go to bed when you have food in your stomach and it just make it like, it makes my stomach hurt. So that's why I'm like, all right, eight, I'm done.

[D]

The time's not the issue, though.

[E]

What do you mean?

[D]

Like, we're not talking about, like, what time you're eating.

[E]

No, I'm saying, I'm saying for tonight, for like flag. Like, I have a game at 7:30. If we win that, then we have the championship at 8:30. So I'm not gonna get done until 9:30.

[D]

Will you ever make a like, like tonight when you're busy during dinner time, but will you eat late if you have to, or you're just like, no dinner tonight?

[G]

Sure.

[H]

I cannot be Mitch's kid.

[G]

That is crazy, bro.

[E]

Yeah, I, I, there's been nights where.

[G]

This is my window asap.

[E]

There's a nice.

[H]

In that apartment.

[D]

I miss my window of eating tonight.

[E]

We wait till, like, I have Like, a late lunch. Like, I'm eating at, like, 2:30, 2, 45, sometimes maybe 3, depending on how long we're recording. And I have flag. Like, I'm still full from lunch. And, like, I'll have flag. I'll get back.

[G]

It makes sense why you're full because you don't. Right.

[H]

Stomach shrinks up.

[G]

Yeah.

[E]

So, I mean, like, that's, like. It is kind of. Like you guys said it. It is kind of crazy that I look the way I look eating what I eat.

[G]

It's funnier in one second.

[H]

Get him through the week.

[E]

Like, I. I mean it. When I have food, it's going.

[D]

Brook is going to be starving.

[G]

What is your. What do they call it? Your, like, last meal? No, no, no, no. Your.

[E]

Yeah.

[C]

Death row meal. Death row meal is the same thing from last night.

[D]

No peanut butter and tortilla. Trying to think Tortillas. Nutella.

[E]

My. So, yeah, I actually. I know exactly let you out for.

[G]

Free with this meal.

[E]

My mom makes this. This chicken and dumpling in the crock pot. It has, like, the peanut butter, the Pillsbury, like, little biscuit things, and you put it in there. Dumplings. Yeah, but, like, it's not like you don't buy them, right? Yeah. Buy them as, like, the. The biscuits. And then she, like, cuts them up, and it's like cream of chicken soup and, like, a bunch of other in there, obviously. Chicken in the dumplings. And pour, like, some salt and pepper on there. It is unreal. And then give me, like, a half gallon of milk and the most.

[D]

Chicken and dumplings of milk.

[H]

Dude, are you never. Are you.

[D]

Sorry.

[G]

By the way.

[D]

And I got to get that half gallon of milk.

[E]

Well, I, like, I. I grew up drinking milk with every meal, so I would want a glass of milk.

[D]

I'm with you. Hey, Mitch.

[G]

Mitch.

[D]

I was the exact same way.

[E]

Every gallon of milk in all of the warm cookies you have, why only a half gallon? Because I feel like a gallon is just like a gallon.

[C]

You're throwing up.

[G]

He wants to rest easy.

[F]

Yeah.

[C]

Honestly, that's a heady play.

[E]

Yeah. So that. That would be my.

[C]

So chicken and dumplings, milk and cookies is your last meal on earth?

[E]

I. I could die happy.

[C]

Is the. Do the cookies come from somewhere? Is your mom making them? Does it matter?

[G]

He just said warm.

[H]

As long as they're warm.

[E]

I'm trying to. Like, I haven't had it in so long because they closed down. But there was this restaurant in my hometown, or, like, right outside my hometown, called Max and Irma's. And, like, you could buy, like, these just the cookies. And, like, they were really, really warm. They were super chocolatey. And, like, for whatever reason, I just. What's so funny? Y' all got something to say, say it.

[D]

This is objectively a hilarious story. Like, and they're really, really warm, as if that's, like. Yeah, that's sick. Well, y. Anyone can make it warm.

[E]

The right temperature, the right amount of, like, melted chocolate. Ness was like. Yeah. Gooeyness and, like, those. If I could get that recipe, I think I. I'd be good. Going back to what y' all saying about Brooke moving in. We've kind of already established that, like, we'll be. We'll have meals together sometimes. But, like, she's making her food, I'm making my food. What?

[H]

I. What I'm nervous for?

[E]

Like, she likes shit that I don't like.

[G]

Like, what example he said recently was enchilada protein.

[C]

Brook likes, and he doesn't.

[E]

No, no.

[G]

Yeah, you said that.

[E]

No, I did say that. But, like, I was like. Then I thought about it for a second. Like, actually, her enchiladas are pretty good. I don't. Like, she'll just make, like, chicken and rice, which is better than crackers, and.

[C]

But it's all coming full circle to me. She's like, well, damn, I do like chicken and rice. I did have chipotle yesterday.

[G]

Yeah, that's half the recipe of dumplings right there.

[D]

Your dream meal.

[E]

Listen, I don't know what you want me to say. I'm weird. I understand. I have the palette of.

[C]

Someone out there is going to really identify with this. I have one.

[E]

Maybe none, but I. I know the comments gonna be like, you're about to.

[G]

Be making separate meals.

[E]

Yeah. Like, I don't like that.

[G]

Grocery run's not gonna be efficient.

[E]

She eats, like, be careful. Beans and.

[H]

What?

[E]

I just don't. I couldn't tell. I honestly. Hand up. I could not tell you the last time I made myself a vegetable.

[A]

Oh, my.

[D]

Wow.

[G]

When's the last time you ate one?

[H]

That's a good question about fruit.

[G]

And the corn on your.

[E]

I'll have, like, broke. Have, like, pint. Like a. What do you call it? Like, a fruit platter or, like, the stuff.

[H]

Like a fruit bowl.

[E]

Yeah.

[G]

Fruit salad.

[E]

Or. Actually, I got one, like, a Sun Life Organics. They had an acai bowl and that has fruit in it.

[F]

Yeah, like a fruit cup.

[G]

You eat fruit?

[E]

Fruit cups? Not. I use. I used to love the little mandarin orange ones when I was a kid. No, you did slurping them.

[H]

Dude. I'm nervous for when you have, like, three kids and they're like, brooks out of town. They're like. And you listen, don't want to go out to eat.

[E]

I think by then I'll be eating crack. By then, like, all right, Like, I would just order pizza or whatever.

[D]

That's the next. By then, so much. By then, I'll learn how to order a piece.

[E]

By then, like, I'll realize. I realize I can't. Like, this works for me. It's not going to work for two kids. Like, I got to keep these two kids alive.

[H]

I don't.

[E]

I don't want three kids capping it at two.

[H]

We'll see.

[G]

But he likes things I don't like.

[F]

Surprise.

[G]

Chicken and rice.

[D]

Chicken, rice, green beans.

[G]

Sounds fire.

[D]

Yeah, this sounds amazing.

[E]

Like, she makes these, like, corn tortilla, like, little taco things. And I. I just hate the corn tortillas.

[C]

You know, you can get your own tortillas.

[G]

Flour.

[E]

But this is also, like, when I've gone to her apartment and she's already.

[D]

Made dinner, it's not like we' sounds so good.

[E]

Well, like, a meal that we've made a lot together. This is gonna be two things we used to make. Like, we'd make breakfast for dinner, which is like, the waffles and, like, like that.

[D]

Not the vegan.

[G]

Hold on any. I was about to say, when Is anyone in here? Seen Mitch? You good?

[E]

I'm good.

[G]

Eat eggs when we've traveled at breakfast.

[E]

Nope.

[G]

Never.

[E]

I don't. I don't. I don't like. Which is crazy by itself.

[F]

I don't either anymore.

[E]

But, like, I'll eat, like, the breakfast.

[D]

Food you like is, like, waffles and pancakes.

[E]

Yeah. The unhealthy stuff.

[G]

Oh, yeah. Mitch is getting the. The swirl on top. There's nothing wrong with that.

[E]

No, no, no. I like this. I like strawberries and stuff on my pan.

[G]

But New Orleans strawberries.

[E]

Strawberries delivered via, like, stuffed waffle maker that will put, like, you can put other shit in it. And it's actually really good. It's actually. It's actually really good.

[D]

You won't cook chicken, but you have a waffle maker.

[H]

Sorry I keep cutting you off, bro.

[E]

Like, Brooke will make eggs, and her. Her roommate will make, like, some bacon and stuff. And I'll have, like, a piece of the bacon, but I'm just really eating the waffles.

[G]

Bacon.

[B]

So good.

[E]

And then another thing we'll make. She brooks, like, into making sourdough. So we'll make sourdough pizza. And that's like. It's like this garlic spread and obviously cheese and then prosciutto.

[H]

We're talking.

[F]

And you put like sprinkles on yours.

[D]

Or something really good.

[E]

Cause sourdough is like healthy for you. Yeah, healthy.

[D]

Healthy for you.

[E]

So what were you gonna say?

[H]

The last question I have on it. If you, you can't use a crock pot. I know you're a crock pot guy. If you have to cook Brooke a nice meal for yalls anniversary, what would you make her? No crock pot allowed.

[E]

So I did this when I actually asked her to be my girlfriend. This was in east, when I lived in east. It was like 7 o' clock or 8, 6 o' clock on a Friday night.

[H]

Time running out.

[E]

Dead ass.

[D]

Babe, we gotta eat now.

[E]

No, it's actually a funny story.

[D]

Or we're not eating.

[E]

It was like, I think it was early. It was like five or six. Got home from work on Friday and it was just me and Foul at the house. And I was like, I think I'm gonna ask Brooke to be my girlfriend and I need to.

[G]

I need you to get out.

[D]

I remember you telling me this.

[E]

So then foul, like me and foul, like, like. But the thing is coming. But the thing is she's coming over in like an hour and a half. I need to. Not only I need to go to the store, but also like come back and make it. So Foul like found this recipe. It was like, it was kind of like a like a bowl type thing. It had like peppers and chicken and rice.

[G]

It was chipotle.

[E]

But it was like, it was like bell pepper. What do you mean?

[H]

Jesus.

[D]

No, like, I forget it was a protein bowl, man.

[E]

It was actually pretty good. We went to the store, like came back, Foul, started cutting up the peppers for me. I was cooking them playing Madden like.

[C]

Hey, appreciate you, bro.

[E]

I was cooking up like, I was cooking up the meat and rice and everything. And then like we put it together and then like foul, he like helped me plate it and everything. We went up to the roof. I set it out up on the roof and then rooftop, baby inflatable. That was actually a gangster for this. He like, hey, it would be so funny if you dressed up and like, hey, your meal.

[D]

That's the part I heard.

[E]

So she and everything. I got her flowers and that's so fire.

[G]

So elite. So yeah, for a chapel here in the bag for you.

[E]

So when she, when she walked up to stuff stairs like f was like waiting There with, like, the towel and the flower. He's like, she. And F was like, your meal is this way. Like, took her all the way up to the roof.

[D]

We got half foul on. I just didn't know the meal that was waiting.

[E]

And, like, he. He crushed it. But I can't remember exactly what it. What it was. But if I had to make something, it would probably be like, if it's.

[D]

Not that meal after all that I.

[H]

Was going to say, well, I think foul made that one.

[D]

I made, like, work for you.

[E]

Not that it's like. Not that it's like a crazy meal, but like a stir fry or like, I would like to think what's in the stir fry?

[C]

Chicken, rice.

[E]

Rice mixed like, the California medley. Vegetables. That's probably honestly the last time I've had vegetables.

[C]

Little soy sauce.

[E]

Yeah, soy sauce, teriyaki sauce, and then that. Yum, yum.

[F]

Do you know you don't like steak at all?

[E]

Like, you can't just.

[F]

You don't eat a steak.

[E]

See, it takes too much time to make.

[D]

It actually takes 10 days. It takes, like, nothing. To me, it probably takes less than the crackers.

[E]

And I don't doubt it. I'm not. I'm not like, maybe.

[C]

Maybe for an inside the bus vlog, we have Mitch cook us dinner.

[G]

Yes.

[H]

We'll pay for it.

[E]

I can tell you what it is right now.

[G]

Are we gonna do the Mitch diet one week?

[F]

Like the Tom Brady diet?

[C]

Fifteen pounds?

[D]

Like, I'd be so lightheaded.

[G]

Cutting season.

[E]

Yeah. I mean, it's not built for everybody.

[G]

Yeah. For that you are building, man.

[D]

It's so funny because, like, our criticisms of it, I don't think no one comes from a place where that's so whack or like, that sounds good. It's just. I can't believe that you, like, sustain. Sustained.

[C]

That's.

[D]

That's the whole question.

[G]

It's more impressive than any donuts here at work sometimes.

[E]

Yeah. That's Friday, so that's fun.

[G]

Friday you have one, like, yesterday.

[E]

A donut.

[D]

Yeah, because speaking of that, we got a. You can't wait for that vlog to come out.

[H]

That clip will be.

[E]

Yeah, that. I mean, I'm just kind of like. At this point, I'm kind of like the food guy that, like, Mitch, put that in your mouth. Just one bite.

[H]

It don't flip that one guy.

[D]

But, yeah, it's getting real.

[H]

Glad that was great.

[E]

A deep dive into my diet and everything. I know I need to change. Guys, please.

[G]

I don't think you Do.

[C]

You're in the best shape.

[H]

You got to keep being. Yeah, you are in the best shape. You're the most athletic.

[D]

It's truly just impressive. That's why I wanted.

[E]

But you. You brought up a good point. It's like when. When Mitch starts complaining about being sick. We know why. And I'm like, right. There has been a couple.

[H]

I remember last year where I literally.

[E]

Had that last night's dinner and I ended up getting sick. So, like, I am. I do need to get some food tonight. Like some.

[C]

Are you going to the grocery? Oh, wait. Yeah. You got. You're just gonna have to go to the drive through.

[E]

Yeah, I'll.

[G]

No. 50 games at 8:30. He can't eat.

[H]

Gotta eat before.

[G]

And he's not gonna do it.

[H]

Go to 51st, bro.

[E]

I know. So far out of the way.

[F]

Get a West. True.

[H]

I keep forgetting I'm in the gulch now.

[E]

I might just get some.

[H]

A lot of stuff in the gulch, though.

[E]

Yeah, I'll just go grocery stores.

[G]

I'll get you a burger and a milkshake.

[E]

I might just go to after the dub. Not. Not Po boy. Right?

[H]

You should go. Whole Foods, hot bar.

[G]

Are you back at your old apartment?

[C]

No, but it's worth it.

[E]

I'll say.

[D]

There's a Domino's right there.

[E]

But I don't want a Domino's.

[H]

You peasant.

[G]

Yeah.

[E]

There'S a. There's a sandwich spot in the gulch.

[G]

Pot belly.

[E]

Potbelly. That's what it was.

[H]

Boom.

[E]

I'm thinking of Gumbo Bros. Yeah.

[G]

Yeah. Dude, you live next to everything. A lot of stuff.

[E]

Yeah, a bunch of stuff. It's just. I literally. Pure laziness and not wanting to spend money.

[G]

That's crazy.

[H]

Dang. I actually have one more question. Like, do you and Brooke go out to dinner?

[E]

No.

[F]

Damn.

[G]

What do you.

[H]

I'm putting it all together. I'm like, I guess that really wouldn't be enjoyable.

[E]

We were literally talking about it last night.

[D]

Like, never taking me on a date.

[E]

We were. We were actually talking about, like, hey, like, kind of like, what's your pet peeves with each other?

[G]

Oof.

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[G]

Did you bring this up?

[E]

I don't know if I can tell.

[D]

You something that pisses me off.

[E]

I probably did. And mine is just her timeliness. Like, it wasn't anything. Like, she was like, is there anything that I do that annoys you? I was like, yeah. Like, sometimes you take a long time and you're like, we're in a rush to get somewhere.

[G]

And you're just, you ate a cracker and we're.

[D]

You're trying to get dinner.

[E]

But her thing was like, I. Like, obviously we still go out and stuff, but it's like, I don't want you to become like a homebody where you don't want to do anything. I'm like, I completely agree because I grew up doing this, and I know you grew up doing this. Like, we would go out to dinner a lot and, like, I know, like, I want to start doing that, but I just need to get over, not the fear of spending money, but, like, get comfortable with spending money because, like, you guys are going to all of these cool restaurants and everybody has all of these great recommendations. And, like, I just don't take advantage of what Nashville has to offer. So, like, I need to.

[G]

You should try two times a month.

[E]

That's what. That's what we said. Like, it not. Doesn't have to be like, every weekend, right?

[G]

But, like, it could also be during.

[F]

The week, the 8 o' clock res.

[E]

For sure.

[C]

You should also.

[D]

If you're not trying not to spend money, like, you can cook a night. Like, you can cook a steak. Like we were saying, it doesn't take that long, and that's like a date night.

[C]

No, you should go spend some money somewhere and. And just make sure Brooke is free on a night. And then around this time, be like, hey, wear a dress. And we're going somewhere at 8, and that's all you're gonna know. And I'm telling you, bro, free money. I'm not gonna say what I want to say because I respect Brooke too much. But you're gonna have a great night.

[E]

When. Where would you take, like, what would that.

[C]

I just went to this place called Craig's. It's new in the gulch. It's very close to you guys.

[E]

Where's it at?

[C]

Do you know where, like, Peg Leg Porker is?

[E]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[C]

It's close to there.

[D]

Italian spot.

[C]

It's Italian and like, kind of steak.

[E]

If you.

[C]

The old brewery, it was the chef and I was the previous restaurant, but it's like a LA restaurant they brought here. I went there on Monday night. It was very good. You don't have to go there, but there are. Dude, ask jp Ask Garrett. Like, they. They're out there in the restaurant scene. Go to Noco, man.

[H]

Please go to.

[E]

No, I need. I need.

[C]

Yeah, you can go to Verago on Monday. Saki Monday. And it's happening.

[H]

No, you know what, Mitch? I actually can't go. I have a reservation at Noco for this weekend. And now I can't go because of some bull crap. You can have the reservation.

[E]

What day on Friday?

[H]

Friday night.

[F]

What time is it? Jp, what time's the resident?

[H]

It'll be a Matt time. Hang on, because I might need to steal that.

[G]

Hey, me and Matt going to Noco.

[E]

The what sucks is nine's a new eight. Brooke is our, like, eight's a new night. Like, a couple weekends ago, I was like, hey, Saturday, I have something planned for us. And we went to, like, the, like, this orchard that we've seen on TikTok. And, like, now she's like, all right, it's my turn.

[F]

8 o'.

[H]

Clock.

[E]

I want to do something. But she's got a plan for Friday night.

[D]

She's got to do it.

[F]

I guess we got to get a squad dinner.

[E]

Me, ug.

[H]

By the end of the year. If y' all are by the end of the year, we're gonna go on a double date, and we're gonna go to a restaurant.

[E]

Shake on it.

[C]

And you're paying.

[E]

That's fine.

[G]

Wait, so is that what's good with that reservation?

[C]

Yeah.

[F]

For real.

[G]

Why can't you.

[E]

I, I, I can't. I can't. Like, it's. It's up because I.

[G]

No, no, no. Why can't you go?

[H]

I, I have a birthday thing.

[G]

It's Saturday night. It's a bul.

[H]

That's why I was hoping nobody would ask.

[F]

We'll see how tonight goes, because I've been driving.

[D]

Even what I dropped.

[F]

I'm gonna drop a bag today.

[E]

Speaking of Mike, I gotta drop a bag.

[F]

All right, well, don't get rid of bag.

[H]

Yeah, yeah.

[E]

How long? How?

[G]

Coop and I will go far out.

[E]

Do you have to do for Noku?

[H]

Pretty far now, but I signed up for the notifications for when people drop.

[E]

Gotcha.

[F]

Has anybody tried abba?

[H]

Yeah, it's. It's good. It's good. Yeah. You would love it. It's like, it's right up your alley with the vibe.

[F]

Is it vibey?

[H]

It's vibey. It's a little bit overpriced for what it is, but the food is good, so it's. It's worth going. I'll go back.

[F]

Mediterranean, right?

[E]

Yeah.

[G]

I feel like it's tough for the listeners if they don't know what we're talking about, but I feel like half the restaurants outside.

[C]

Yeah.

[G]

What are they gonna do when it's cold out?

[C]

I bet they have.

[H]

Yeah.

[C]

Classic.

[G]

All the way out to the.

[H]

Yeah, because that's how they do it.

[G]

Well, sorta. I went on a walk around the neighborhood this weekend and they already had some of it up, like closer to the building part. And I'm sitting there thinking, like, what happens when it's like freezing cold as.

[E]

Well as like space heaters. Obviously it only helps so much, but Brooke does this all the time and it's like it's a. I don't know if it's a big girl thing, but like, I think it'd be fun for us like to do just hit a happy hour.

[F]

Yeah, I've been trying. I've been trying with you.

[H]

I think that's a good idea if.

[G]

We can get out of here.

[E]

Yeah, I mean, true, we can get out of here, but like that seems fun to like just kind of hang out with like your friends. But you're not.

[G]

Everything's drinking, Mitch, not food.

[E]

I know, but it's like, you don't have to get hammered. You can have a beer.

[H]

Answer has a great happy hour.

[E]

That's what Brooke said.

[G]

Where?

[H]

Yeah, answer.

[E]

I think that's where Brooke.

[H]

In Sylvan Park. They did go there.

[F]

What about Twilight Tavern?

[H]

Dude, I still have never been. I want to go.

[G]

Over kind of.

[F]

Yes to my middle school.

[G]

Yeah.

[E]

Yeah, that's right where I play.

[D]

I'm always sitting in that place next.

[F]

To that Bobby's dairy dip.

[D]

Yeah, that's always has a line out the ass.

[F]

Yeah, I mean, it looks popping if when.

[E]

When we had like a 6 o' clock game or 7 o' clock game, we would go out. We would go there afterwards. That actually might be what I do for dinner.

[C]

What?

[E]

Twilight Tavern?

[C]

I thought you were over.

[E]

Yeah, I don't know what I'm.

[C]

Twilight Tavern's over.

[E]

I know. Charlotte flag out there.

[C]

Oh, gotcha, gotcha, gotcha.

[H]

51St then.

[G]

Which is crazy.

[H]

Checks.

[G]

What fields do you play?

[E]

The West Park.

[H]

West Park.

[E]

And I know that I don't know what street. It's down. It's out there. I feel like we.

[G]

I do like the idea of Mitch cooking us dinner and foul. Serving us.

[E]

I mean, we can. We can certainly do that.

[G]

Okay, that sounds good.

[E]

I have an like electric griddle. And that was like the. When I got that for Christmas, I.

[H]

Was like, it's up, it's up.

[G]

What do you make on it?

[E]

That's what I do. Like my stir fry. So I cook my meat on like, if I'm doing like ground beef, like that's what I'll cook it on. I honestly stir fry. I make myself five to seven meals.

[G]

That's Honestly good.

[D]

I'm laughing but like that's more than meals.

[E]

I don't use it enough.

[G]

You should use the air fryer.

[E]

I know. I can make.

[G]

You can make veggies in it.

[E]

I know I need to. You. I have it like a nice.

[C]

I just made.

[F]

I've made steak in an air fryer.

[C]

I would never do that.

[G]

But I've heard.

[D]

I've heard.

[G]

Well that's actually pretty good.

[D]

I'm not brave enough to try it.

[F]

I saw it on Tick Tock. It was fire.

[G]

It was fun. I just did. I don't want to try it like a teriyaki bowl with like meatballs and.

[F]

No, it was good.

[E]

I've expanding. I'm. I've started to expand my crock pot game. I love the crock pot pot croc.

[D]

I love a croc super easy.

[E]

Especially for somebody like me who's lazy. Just kind of wake up, wake up, do the. You got to do. Set it and forget it.

[C]

Tap it online. Just croc croc.

[G]

I have a question.

[E]

I have it on all over Tik tok.

[C]

That's all you need.

[G]

What are you going to eat Saturday morning before the stream?

[E]

I don't know.

[F]

Are we cooking here?

[C]

Yeah, we.

[E]

I thought oh yeah. We're breaking with the boys.

[D]

Breakfast with the boys.

[H]

He's not going to be eating.

[G]

I mean bring a Ritz crackers.

[E]

Nah. Saturday like the week.

[G]

Where are we going to be cooking on Friday?

[E]

Friday.

[F]

Somebody got a griddle flexible.

[G]

We got a grill.

[H]

Honestly. What time we supposed to be here?

[D]

10.

[H]

We should definitely get McDonald's breakfast.

[G]

We should go somewhere. Breakfast.

[E]

You know where I haven't been yet.

[F]

Hungry.

[G]

McDonald's Waffle House.

[C]

You've never had Waffle House.

[F]

Yeah.

[H]

How long we been going, Matt?

[G]

48.

[C]

The Mitch episode.

[H]

This is 27.

[E]

We want to do shout outs or pet peeves.

[G]

I'm trying to think. Yeah, let's see.

[H]

Or how do people feel about the tear talk too.

[E]

I feel like Jared. Jared was the one that brought it up.

[F]

My.

[E]

Man.

[H]

What has happened? That's. That's bothered me recently.

[E]

Where's my dogs? Oh, I wrote some down.

[H]

Let's go.

[G]

Coop.

[H]

You got one.

[E]

Did I, did I already say this one?

[H]

What about the parking lot?

[G]

I don't know if they like.

[H]

Or the parking garage.

[F]

Oh yeah.

[G]

That was. That wasn't a. I don't really have a pet peeve. But I do have something that I feel like people would agree with when you just have those days and we had it today when you Obviously need to eat lunch but nothing sounds good. And you can't make a decision on anything.

[H]

Yep.

[G]

That's. I'm gonna throw that in my pet.

[E]

Peeve realm for this feel that just like indecisiveness or. Not that. Not indecisive or just Nothing sounds good.

[G]

Yeah, nothing sounds good. When'd you end up getting hit the rounds over here?

[F]

You got the jimmy.

[G]

Yeah. And it was mid.

[H]

Yeah.

[G]

Almost said ah but there was like a couple good bites. But like it's not what I wanted. It was just freaky fast.

[E]

That's why I go with BB And J. Never get tired of it.

[F]

That's why you should have got the jersey.

[G]

Same difference.

[H]

Mike's way.

[G]

It's not the same. I. I'm not.

[F]

Mike had his way with mine.

[E]

Yeah. With that.

[H]

I. I guess I have. I'm not like a. I don't show up to places early. So I feel like I give people grace when they do show up late. But when people show up past that threshold of what I feel is acceptable, then I feel like it's disrespectful. Disrespectful by them. If you show up like 30 minutes late to something that you said you'd be there.

[E]

Yeah. You.

[H]

We're going to meet at 6 and then they text you 605. Hey, I'm 25 minutes out.

[E]

So you. You just left.

[G]

I just missed the cut.

[H]

Right. Like you could have let me know this at 5:30.

[E]

Yeah.

[H]

That you were going to be this late.

[G]

I thought you were going to talk about when I was late to play paddle.

[E]

No, no, my.

[G]

Trust me, I'm on the way going.

[E]

My thing is kind of the same. It's like when you are. When you're gonna go pick somebody up and like, like and they're not down there at the like when you get there or it's not like it takes them 5, 10 minutes to get down there. That pisses me off so much because like I'll do the thing where I'll. I'm like I can see where I'm going or I know I'm like a minute or two minutes out. I'll say here just should like give them an extra time. Like okay maybe though they're sitting outside for 30 seconds like big deal. But like I'll text somebody. I'm here. And it took. It took him seven minutes to get downstairs. I'm like, brother, what the fuck are you doing?

[G]

It's like.

[H]

It's just at least should be a text.

[C]

Yeah.

[E]

And it's like what, like in my, like the way I think about it, like if Coops coming to get me, I know it's probably like 10 to 15 minutes from his apartment to mine. So I'm like, all right. He said he left at 6:49. It's about 10, 15 minutes to get down to get to my apartment. I'll head down at 7 o'. Clock. Worst case, I'm sitting down there for a minute or two, she's outside getting some fresh air. And then he doesn't have to wait. He can just turn around, pick me up, and we're grooving.

[C]

Boom.

[H]

But like fresh air obtained on time.

[E]

Like there's times where I'm going to.

[G]

Pick up, bro, you really are. You are somebody that. When it's like, hey, we doing this? Like let's do this. Yeah, I noticed that about you.

[E]

Like when you pick a bad way. No. Yeah.

[G]

Notice that when you picked me up.

[E]

A couple times when we were doing like the live show. Yeah, I'm just sitting outside and like I'm not annoyed or anything. That's taking you that long. It's just like, all right, I'm just gonna wait. We're down here for you to come pick me up. But it's like sometimes when I'm picking up Brooke it takes her like four minutes to get downstairs. I'm like. But I'm also, I'm also texting.

[G]

That's one song.

[E]

But I'm also texting her like 3 minutes before I like im even at her apartment.

[G]

You want her to like get in while you're still moving?

[E]

No, like I, I want to be able to like waiting down there. I can like I, I can park and I'll wait like a minute or.

[G]

So and then like you in a hurry for.

[E]

Because we got to get places, bro.

[G]

So you could go to bed.

[H]

Maybe you give it like a two song limit.

[C]

Yeah, there's been.

[E]

That's. I.

[C]

He even said five minutes. I think this would have blown up.

[H]

I think so easily.

[C]

But four minutes is like, man, you were timing.

[E]

There has been times where I have times.

[D]

Yeah.

[G]

He said if coop leaves at 6:49. Like he didn't just say 50.

[C]

Time definitely moves slower though when you're waiting on someone in a car.

[E]

I feel like that's. That I may be over exaggerating a little bit because that is true.

[H]

And we talked about it moves fast when you're trying to get there.

[F]

I'm.

[D]

I'm always there making sure like I'm ready.

[E]

Yeah.

[D]

I get the frustration.

[G]

I'm late.

[F]

I'm late too.

[G]

So I got to do my God.

[E]

Like. Yeah, it just grinds my gears. Anybody else?

[G]

I got one. I. I don't know if this is.

[D]

Just hating or if it is a pet peeve.

[E]

Let's go.

[D]

But when. When someone brings like their whole ass stinky meal on a plane, like, why are we eating an onion sandwich on the plane right now?

[H]

I'm with you.

[D]

It's a small area and it just smells like onions.

[G]

That just pisses me off.

[D]

I get it. Like, you got to eat, right?

[G]

But it just like, just a little pet peeve.

[H]

I feel you.

[E]

Didn't we do that on a flight one time?

[D]

Everyone's done.

[E]

I know you will, but like, I.

[D]

Mean, it smells like un onions.

[C]

There's been times where an onion sandwich on that.

[E]

I feel like. I feel like we got like Chinese.

[C]

I think there's a. There's like, if you're going from Nashville to California or Nashville, it's like Arizona somewhere where it's over three hours. You're allowed to have food. You should do justice to not have a smelly, like a big.

[D]

You know, I would never stop anybody be like, why are you eating on a plate? Like, why are you eating a meal on a plane right now? But I'm just still sitting there thinking, like, man, that stinks.

[H]

Like, there would. There was other options in the airport.

[E]

You could have gotten.

[C]

God. I also, like, even as someone who isn't willing to bring a meal on a plane, I find myself getting self conscious eating for that reason. Because I know no one's ever going to say anything.

[D]

I try to mow it down on the plane.

[C]

I mean, yeah, like, I'm going to try and just kill it either right before or like right when I sit down and just like, get it out of the way, you know, it is.

[G]

Tough when you're on a plane. It's tight and you're like, man, I really want to enjoy this.

[C]

But even eating beef jerky sometimes, man, it smells like it up right when.

[H]

You open it up, you're.

[C]

Damn.

[E]

Damn, that shit's loud. All right, bro.

[C]

Protein.

[G]

Sandwich is so funny, bro. Sometimes that's what it smells like. They're just eating straight onions and bread, y'.

[H]

All.

[G]

You got one, Matt?

[F]

Just my ass, man. Just my ass.

[E]

Respectable pet peeve.

[F]

I'm just. No, I'm not. More of like, I'm just a pissed off thing.

[G]

Good thing.

[C]

Oh, I got one. I got one. Because it happened on Monday. I just ordered My. Just pull Chipotle. This has never happened. And I actually passed Matt walking out. He's like, I would have picked yours up for you. And I was like, I didn't know you're coming. So I walk in my meals, like, your order time should be ready. I walk up there, the lady who was. You know, she was kind of by herself. And then to go for the Chipotle. And you know that Chipotle on. That's the lame. We're like, their lives there. Yeah, the lady was. She was like, don't stand here to begin with. And I'm just showing her my name. I'm like, hey, it's ready, you know, Jackson. She's like, there's no Jackson. And I'm like, this is my name. Like, what do you mean? She's like, if it's not there, it's not there. And I was like, so you. I was like, y' all are making it. And she's like, no, there's no line. Like, you're not in the queue anymore. And I'm like, so somebody stole it? And she goes, happens all the time. Like, this is like, I should be accepting my fate already. And because it's Ubereats, like, they don't care at all. There's nothing they're gonna do anyways. So pet peeve is definitely stealing people's food out of the to go line.

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

But also a shout out to the other lady that was working the reg in the actual walkthrough line. Because afterwards, I'm just trying to be as patient as possible. Like, you know, like, I can imagine, like, how many are in here yelling at people like that a day? So I'm just. Just bite my tongue, pay for my meal. The lady, she gives me a cup for the soda fountain. She's like, hey, sorry about all that going down. And I was like, thanks. Like, you know, that must be protocol.

[D]

Because the same thing happened to me last year.

[C]

You know, I knew that this was.

[D]

I was interested last year when I got that wreck and I told him my car. The very next day in my rental, I went to Chipotle. Food gone stolen. But the same thing happened where I was like, hey, like, can you just remake it?

[E]

And they.

[D]

I forget if I paid for it or not. But then they gave me a cup.

[C]

So I definitely paid for mine, but.

[H]

So it'll be tasting good, too.

[G]

Damn.

[E]

Feel good. Stealing meals. Feel great.

[C]

Episode.

[E]

Yeah, that's all we got for episode 27. Are you. Are you 28 or 29, bro?

[G]

About to be 30, son.

[H]

29, dog.

[E]

What you talking about?

[H]

To be 29.

[G]

About to be smooth. 29.

[E]

Yeah, we have a 28 year old.

[C]

I think you'd be the closest to it.

[F]

Y' all are some ox, man.

[G]

Wait, are you turning 29?

[C]

Don't you get one of those diseases at the unsev?

[F]

Yeah, yeah.

[E]

That'S all we got for y'. All. Catch you next week on episode 28. Much love.

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