Super Bowl Week Recap + The B Team Gets Interrogated | Inside The Bus

Summary

Bussin' With The Boys: Super Bowl Week Recap + The B Team Gets Interrogated | Inside The Bus (Ep. 36)

Release Date: February 20, 2026
Hosts: Will Compton, Taylor Lewan, with Jeremy Klump, Erin, Coop, Matt, Gary, Jared Beeman, and guests from the “Back of the Bus” crew

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Episode Overview

This lively, candid episode offers a deep dive into what the Bussin’ With The Boys crew did during and after Super Bowl week. The team recounts wild party stories, brushes with fame, epic travel adventures (Amsterdam! Berlin! San Diego! Charleston!), and, hilariously, the saga of a lost/bad/legendary “B Team” podcast episode that never made it to air. In typical Bussin’ style, the show is brimming with football banter, inside jokes, playful roasts, and brutally honest storytelling—providing fans with a true “behind the scenes” look at the lives of the Bussin’ crew.

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Key Segments & Highlights

1. The Saga of Episode 36: “The Number and Legends”

• [02:10] Jeremy Klump launches Ep. 36 by honoring legendary sports figures who’ve worn the number 36, setting a playful tone.
• Great banter as they try to name as many “36” icons as possible.
  • “D.J. Swearinger, number 36. Two Spoon Swagu, Jerome Bettis, the Bus... Marcus Smart…” — Jeremy Klump [02:10]
• First apology: The crew references last week’s missing episode and foreshadows a coming ‘interrogation’ of the B Team about the lost files.

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2. What Happened to the Missing Episode? (The “B Team” Disaster)

• [03:39] Mystery & Mayhem:
  The previous week, the “Back of the Bus” team (the B Team) tried to record an episode but ended up losing (or perhaps deleting) the files. The group pokes fun at the circumstances, roast each other, and debate if it was really “lost” or just too cringe-worthy.

  • “If we can find the Epstein files, we can find the Inside the Bus file.” — Coop [03:24]
  • “It was terrible, but your guys’s time to shine.” — Erin [04:26]
  • “Like, it was just not funny at all. It was so not funny.” — Matt (guest, B Team) [04:19]

• $100 on Orange T-Shirts:
  They reveal that the B Team spent company money on matching orange shirts for a video bit—making it the most expensive (and least successful!) episode in Inside the Bus history.

  • “On the company card, they spent over a hundred dollars on orange T-shirts to match. So that’s the company’s money—all for this to be…delivered.” — Matt [05:15]

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3. Recapping Super Bowl Week: Parties, Celebrities, Networking

The New Heights Party and Brush with Joe Burrow

• [07:40 – 12:25] VIP Party Hopping:
  The boys recount, in hilarious, drunken detail, how they made it into late-night VIP parties, mingling with Travis Kelce, Taylor Lewan, Joe Burrow, and more.

  • “Delaney walks us over to that side, and then…we are in this next area, which felt like VIP. VIP.” — Coop [10:01]
  • “We were one VIP section past Joe Burrow’s VIP section.” — Jeremy Klump [10:01]

• Joe Burrow’s Reluctant Refusal:
  Long-running joke about Klump’s tenacious attempts to book Joe Burrow as a guest—and Burrow soundly shutting it down.

  • “He operates, and he has zero shame.” — Matt [10:56]
  • “Dude, we'd love to have you on Bussin’ with the Boys...and I believe [Burrow’s] response was something like, 'Gotta be honest with you. No shot.'” — Jeremy Klump [11:25]
  • “What a way to get denied twice by Joe B.” — Coop [12:25]

• Star Spotting:
  Tales of rubbing elbows with Travis Kelce, Trey McBride, Michael Irvin, and more. “Taylor [Lewan] doesn’t drink; he prioritizes his sleep...to hear that he was at the party, we were not going. Shocked.” — Matt [09:06]

• “Legendary” Storytelling and Mini Fridge Raid:
  The crew is frank about getting “buzzed,” spending $150 in mini-fridge booze, and still managing to record an episode post-party.

  • “Objective was to definitely get a buzz and the night went the way it did. And the fact that we still recorded…Insane.” — Matt [12:58]

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4. Music, Networking, and Epic Green Day Party

• [16:31 – 18:23] The Shared Album and Celebrity Encounters:

  • “Mitch had some iconic photos at Bud Light party. Green Day was awesome. Gavin Newsom was at the Green Day concert and sees Taylor and seeks him out.” — Jeremy Klump [16:32]

• Michael Irvin Run-In:
  Clump’s ambitious attempt at landing Michael Irvin for the show—successfully approaching his agent in the bathroom!

  • “Are you Jeremy Klump from Bus Boys?” — Michael Irvin’s agent [17:07]
  • “He was clump. He had motion. For real.” — Coop [17:41]

• Green Day Party “Ripped”:

  • “In the span of 24 hours, saw Post Malone, Green Day, Diplo, Disco Lines…” — Matt [18:33]
  • “We missed the two best songs, but we walked in and what song were they playing?” — Erin [18:27] “Boulevard of Broken Dreams.” — Jeremy Klump [18:30]

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5. Across the Globe: Post-Super Bowl Travels

Coop’s Euro Tour—Amsterdam & Berlin

• [21:06 – 35:14] Amsterdam:
  Coop describes Amsterdam in the winter as magical, with bike rides, low-key neighborhoods, Guinness (even in Heineken country), and an epic Meduza concert for his birthday.

  • “Amsterdam’s amazing though…Lines are way shorter. Except for this one food place…that line was down the street.” — Coop [23:02]
  • “Turned 32 out there. Went to a Meduza concert which was absolutely insane…” — Coop [26:09]

• Berlin: Culture Shock

  • “Germany sucks. Like, let’s—across the board.” — Coop [27:02]
  • “I realized [German food] was just like, very hearty. Feels like they’re still eating in medieval times.” — Coop [27:27]
  • Tales of wild techno parties: “This event starts at 10pm and goes till 10am…once you’re in there, everything goes. And we definitely stuck out as Americans.” — Coop [29:32]
  • “Apparently in the warm months, it’s rowdy—people just don’t wear clothes. Apparently.” — Coop [29:32]
  • “It was Molly. 100%.” — Coop on main party drug [32:53]

Matt’s Vegas and San Diego Adventures

• [36:26 – 44:10] High Rolling & Bruno Mars:

  • Spontaneous trip to Vegas and an exclusive “Pinky Ring” afterparty, owned by Bruno Mars, with no-phone policy and a surprise set of rock covers by Bruno.

    • “Dana [White] is like, you guys like Bruno Mars? He’s literally just sitting right there…” — Matt [38:09]
    • “I was drinking Dana’s $1,200 bottle of whiskey with Diet Coke…” — Matt [39:16]

  • San Diego getaway with his girlfriend—BMW convertible, Mexican food, and sea lions.

    • “San Diego has my full stamp of approval…JP was like, only thing you’ll be upset about is leaving. And he was spot on.” — Matt [42:48]

Erin’s Charleston Escape

• [44:34 – 47:58] Feels Like Home:
  • Erin and Brooke’s chill beach town trip—eating sushi, house-gawking, and soaking in Charleston’s historic, clean, and welcoming vibes.
    • “Charleston’s like the second most historically preserved city in the world behind the Vatican—which is insane to think about.” — Erin [47:37]

Klump’s Tennis and Naples Family Weekend

• [51:19 – 53:04] Support and Sunburn:
  • At Dallas, reconnects with tennis pro Denis Shapovalov, shares industry pride; then heads to Naples for a low-key family bachelor party.
    • “It’s always cool…I have a special place in my heart for my friendship with Dennis, and the fact that it’s lasted…” — Jeremy Klump [51:27]

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6. The B Team Interrogation

• [53:56 – 66:11] The Case of the “Lost Files”
  The main crew calls the “B Team” (Back of the Bus crew) up front to answer for the failed episode.

  • Multiple defenses (“There was no equipment!” “We did it on Zoom!” “Should have been set up for us!”), playful grilling by the main pod members, and plenty of joking about “company culture.”

  • “My client has told me, don't do this.” — Jared Beeman [55:08]

  • “If we don’t have equipment, in my clients’ opinion, we don’t need to work.” — Matt [55:36]

  • “No chemistry, no heart.” — Coop [64:04]

  • “We’re a good group of funny guys…It just wasn’t prepared well.” — Matt (guest/B Team) [64:13]

  • Fan Involvement:

    • They float the idea of giving the B Team another shot and ending the episode by inviting fans to chime in on whether the B Team should get a redemption episode.
    • “Maybe we should leave it up to the comments. If they want a B Team episode, give them another shot.” — Erin [64:50]

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• Joe Burrow’s Directness:

  • “Gotta be honest with you. No shot.” — Joe Burrow (via Klump) [11:25]

• On German food:

  • “German food, I realized, was just very hearty. It feels like they’re still eating in medieval times.” — Coop [27:27]

• On Techno Parties:

  • “We get in and…it is a full-on experience. ...the hardest techno I’ve ever heard…the subs were so hard, when I would leave the room it felt like my entire body was moving in slow-mo.” — Coop [31:27]

• Aftermath of B Team Recording:

  • “We’re not releasing this.” — Gary (B Team) [61:01]
  • “It was more funny in theory...we all kind of dispersed and got on Zoom, and should’ve game planned it better.” — Gary [62:13]

• Playful Jabs at Each Other’s Travel Lifestyles:

  • “Garrett had to be one of the most traveled humans on the planet in 48, 72 hours.” — Matt [21:14]
  • “You walk in, no phones allowed. It’s the tightest security I’ve ever seen in a club.” — Matt [37:59]
  • “I don’t know if America has the wrong cup, wrong glass.” — Coop, on drinking in Amsterdam [25:41]

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Timestamps – Important Segments

• 02:10 — Opening banter, sports legends who wore #36, intro to missing episode
• 03:39 — The “lost episode” explained; B Team starts getting roasted
• 07:40–12:25 — Super Bowl party stories: Joe Burrow, Travis Kelce, networking fails and triumphs
• 16:31–18:23 — Green Day concert, Michael Irvin, wild networking wins
• 21:06–35:14 — Post-SB travel stories: Amsterdam, Berlin, Meduza concert, psycho techno party, German food
• 36:26–44:10 — Matt’s Vegas/Bruno Mars story, San Diego trip, food, sea lions
• 44:34–47:58 — Erin in Charleston: history, real estate gawking, happy vibes
• 51:19–53:04 — Klump supporting tennis prodigy in Dallas, family Naples weekend
• 53:56–66:11 — The B Team “trial”: what happened to the episode, roasts and defenses
• 64:50 — Audience call to action: Should the B Team get another shot?

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Episode Tone and Language

The episode is loose, hilarious, and self-deprecating, with the hosts and their extended team openly ribbing each other, telling wild stories, and unafraid to detail their failures alongside their wins. The camaraderie and transparency shine through as everyone—from main hosts to behind-the-scenes producers—gets a moment in the limelight (or the hot seat).

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Takeaways for New Listeners

• Super Bowl week for Bussin’ with the Boys isn’t just business—it’s a whirlwind of epic parties, celebrity run-ins, and wild travel—all told through candid, often-irreverent storytelling.
• The “B Team” saga is a recurring and beloved inside joke—expect more meta-podcasting shenanigans in the future.
• The episode is packed with inside jokes, real moments of vulnerability, and genuinely entertaining banter—a must-listen for fans who want a true “behind the scenes” vibe.

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Call to Action

Let them know in the comments:
Should the B Team get another shot at their own episode? Do you want to see more of the outtakes, lost files, and “talent tryouts”? Your feedback may just steer the next saga of Inside the Bus!

Transcript

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[Coop]

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[Jeremy Klump]

Welcome back to Another episode of the Inside the Bus podcast. This is episode number 36, arguably the greatest number in all of sports history, because D.J. swearinger, number 36. Two Spoon Swagu, Jerome Bettis, the Bus. Number 36. Big Shack. This. The Big Lucky Leprechaun. Shaquille O' Neal was number 36 when he played for the Boston Celtics.

[Erin]

Good pool.

[Matt]

Marcus Smart.

[Jeremy Klump]

Marcus Smart.

[Coop]

Wow.

[Erin]

Great defensive player.

[Jeremy Klump]

Tyler Looney is his first name. Looney.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Jeremy Klump]

Tyler Looney. He was Also a number 36.

[Matt]

Couple legends out there.

[Jeremy Klump]

Couple. Number 36 legends. Apologize to all the other 36ers out there if we missed you. Promise it was not personal. We have an awesome episode, basically. To recap our weeks after the super bowl, we all went different places.

[Erin]

Yes, we did.

[Jeremy Klump]

Saw things for the first time, experienced things for the first time, tasted things for the first time. And then the end of the episode, we're going to interrogate some of the other members of the Back of the bus about why an episode did not go out last week.

[Erin]

We apologize for that episode not coming out.

[Matt]

Drop the files.

[Jeremy Klump]

Drop.

[Erin]

Apparently, the files are nowhere to be found.

[Matt]

Yeah, that's what they're saying.

[Coop]

Super weird.

[Matt]

They're sending us screenshots from the episode. Episode.

[Coop]

If we can find the Epstein files, we can find the Inside the Bus file.

[Erin]

They just.

[Coop]

We can find.

[Matt]

Intentionally deleted the whole thing just so. Never see the light of day.

[Coop]

Well, apparently, like, apparently they recorded twice.

[Erin]

Yeah. It's so nice. They recorded twice and they couldn't even find it.

[Matt]

There's a double recording.

[Erin]

Yeah, because the first one was so bad that they were like, all right, we need to do this again. And then I guess it was worse the second time.

[Matt]

I wonder how long it was going for.

[Coop]

Like, Matt, did you sit in on it?

[Gary]

I was on it.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Jeremy Klump]

Oh, dang. We can.

[Matt]

Do we have a dome?

[Coop]

One of those?

[Matt]

Yeah. Let's give him one of these mics for a sec.

[Erin]

Give him that one.

[Matt (guest)]

I was in the files.

[Coop]

Oh, no.

[Jeremy Klump]

All right, clip that.

[Matt]

So anything you want to get off your chest before we go through all this stuff?

[Matt (guest)]

No, I mean, it was terrible, but

[Jeremy Klump]

is it as bad as it's being made out to be?

[Matt (guest)]

Yeah, it was so bad.

[Jeremy Klump]

But, like, in what way, I guess, is my.

[Matt (guest)]

Like, it was just not funny at all. It was so not funny. But, like, you guys are the backbone, I guess.

[Erin]

It was terrible, but your guys's time to shine.

[Coop]

Yeah. Didn't you just say you wanted to be talent on here?

[Matt (guest)]

Yeah, I was caring for sure. But, like, every like, it was not funny.

[Coop]

Thank you for carrying.

[Erin]

We turned your camera on, so you. You have yours.

[Matt (guest)]

Oh, shit.

[Jeremy Klump]

So, yeah, this is Matt. He's. He's in the files. His words, not mine.

[Matt (guest)]

It just wasn't fun.

[Matt]

How long was the first recording? Like, I don't even.

[Matt (guest)]

I don't even think there were two recordings. I think it was one big, long recording. I don't even remember.

[Matt]

Oh, so maybe, like, halfway through you guys, like, we've got to start over almost. Probably. Yeah. I, like, cut and be like, welcome to.

[Matt (guest)]

Yeah, I don't even remember. I don't remember two recordings. I just remember one really bad one.

[Coop]

So what if they left Matt out of the second recording?

[Erin]

We'll have to get into it once we get it.

[Matt]

One thing I really want to get into is on. On the company card, they spe over a hundred dollars on orange T shirts to match. So that's the company's money. All for this to be delivered.

[Coop]

Yeah. What?

[Erin]

I didn't. That's news to me.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Jeremy Klump]

Is that. So that was the most expensive episode in Inside the Bus podcast history.

[Jared Beeman]

History.

[Coop]

We didn't even have to pay to have George look at our decoration.

[Matt]

Yeah, we had George kill on.

[Coop]

No payment.

[Matt]

And you guys went to Walmart to all buy matching orange jumpsuits just to delete the files.

[Matt (guest)]

I didn't do that. I was just given a T shirt.

[Coop]

I will say Coop was given one task, and at least he had the boys in orange.

[Jeremy Klump]

He did.

[Coop]

I was proud to hear that.

[Erin]

Was that a thing we had to say or we told him he had to do?

[Coop]

We just said Coop was in charge and he said, boys wear orange.

[Erin]

Got you, got you, gotcha.

[Jeremy Klump]

And I. I will be interested to hear also just how the week went in general with everybody being gone. I feel like it's always a vibe.

[Erin]

Yeah.

[Coop]

Do we want to. Do we want to have Matt say how the week went or do we.

[Jeremy Klump]

I don't know if we want to

[Coop]

wait till the back.

[Jeremy Klump]

Wait till Coop's up here.

[Coop]

Okay.

[Jeremy Klump]

Because Coop was leading it, and then Matt can chime in.

[Coop]

True, true, true.

[Jeremy Klump]

Matt is climbing his way up the rankings is what I'm was. What I'm personally taking away from all this stuff.

[Coop]

That's good.

[Jeremy Klump]

Yeah.

[Matt (guest)]

Wait, with what?

[Jeremy Klump]

In the good rankings.

[Matt (guest)]

Like, like of the.

[Jeremy Klump]

You're committed to the brand. You're the job. Yeah.

[Matt (guest)]

Oh, just good.

[Jeremy Klump]

The bus rankings.

[Matt (guest)]

Yeah, I hope so. I was. Yeah.

[Erin]

The Inside the Bus brand.

[Coop]

That's the most.

[Matt (guest)]

That's the most important brand, right?

[Jeremy Klump]

Well, Said that, like, the next time there's an open seat on this couch.

[Matt]

So there's a note on the window that you can't see that says, hey,

[Coop]

move it to the left.

[Matt]

Anything or else from Jared B. There you go. You. It's on there.

[Jeremy Klump]

I respect that. How do you get that up there?

[Coop]

He's got a stick.

[Jeremy Klump]

As it should be.

[Coop]

See, there's like the files for this episode. They're scared about something.

[Matt]

Yeah, the files.

[Coop]

Oh, we said.

[Matt (guest)]

Well, we said some bad.

[Erin]

We will have to deep dive into it, but how's everybody's week off?

[Coop]

I mean, do we want to talk about our last episode that was actually put out?

[Jeremy Klump]

Yeah. We could start there with the super bowl, arguably the greatest episode in busing as a whole in the history of this brand.

[Coop]

I feel like I'm cheesing the same way I was cheesing in that episode.

[Erin]

You were cheating. Like, definitely smiling, but your eyes are way more open this time.

[Jeremy Klump]

Where was the last. Where was the place we were right before we recorded?

[Coop]

We were at the New Heights.

[Jeremy Klump]

New Heights party.

[Erin]

Delaney.

[Coop]

Yeah, we were. Where were we before that, though?

[Jeremy Klump]

We were George's.

[Matt]

The Rubicon.

[Coop]

This is not a name dropping situation, but we got to a point at that party where it was like, I don't know what made me think I got to know what Delaney's doing. So I just text Delaney. I was like, where you at? He was like, travis's party come through. I was like, we're not. We can't get in. He was like, I got you.

[Erin]

Travis's party. Taylor's here.

[Coop]

Oh, yeah, Taylor was there. Taylor was. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Taylor was with us and then wasn't with us and then was at that party. But so we. We obviously. I don't remember a ton.

[Matt]

We went to the Rubicon event and then we ditched Taylor. We. We knew Taylor was never going to come to that. It was Will.

[Jeremy Klump]

Right.

[Matt]

So we go and JP did a great job of putting the brand busting with boys in front of important people.

[Coop]

Yeah. You know, good calls. Yeah.

[Jeremy Klump]

Thank you.

[Gary]

Thank you.

[Matt]

And I think we carried it well for the brand. I was actually talking with sitting about this yesterday how, you know, our bosses weren't necessarily showing face, but we had to at least go and, you know, shake the hands like we appreciate you guys always coming on and this and that. And then we. You somehow connect with Delaney. And then that's when we figure out that Taylor Lawan is at the New Heights party. Which if you know Taylor. Taylor doesn't drink Very often he doesn't go out. He prioritizes his sleep very well. So to hear that he was at

[Coop]

the party, we were not going.

[Matt]

Shocked. Yeah. And then I'll let you take it, G, because you started just, buddy, buddy. And with Delaney, and, I mean, he's like, get over here.

[Coop]

Yeah, exactly. I just hit him up. And obviously, knowing that Delaney runs the bay, I was like, I got to text the king. And immediately was like, just come through. I was like, we're not on the list. He was like, it doesn't matter. Like, come on. We show up, and what does Delaney do? He's like, they're all with me. So we get in there, and I think you brought it up, and I didn't really notice the situation, but we walk in and, like, however the room's laid out, like, there's a area over here to the right that is packed with people, and then an area over to the left that has a good amount of people, but more room to, like, walk around. Delaney walks us over to that side, and then on the other side of that is a rope, and we are in this next area, which felt like vip. Vip.

[Jeremy Klump]

Yeah. And we were one VIP section past Joe Burrow's VIP section.

[Coop]

That. Yeah, when you said that, I was like, oh, okay. I was like, there. We were chilling comfortably. But did anyone ask Delaney, like, why we were over there?

[Erin]

Delaney just took us there.

[Jeremy Klump]

Yeah, y'.

[Jared Beeman]

All.

[Matt (guest)]

Y' all in the vip.

[Matt]

The vip. Vip.

[Jeremy Klump]

Wait, but what happened in Beast Games?

[Coop]

We'll get to that.

[Matt]

And we will get to that. I think we need to discuss. And is Clump gonna come on this at all? I hope so, because we. We had. Do we want to talk about the Joe Burrow situation?

[Coop]

We need him to come up here for this.

[Jeremy Klump]

He'll be up here, but we could talk about Joe Burrow situation.

[Matt]

We'll. We'll kind of. We'll go over lightly. But we were trying to get Joe Burrow on the podcast, as we have been trying for years. Joe Burrow is not a big media guy. You don't see him on too many interviews. Jeremy Klump, I will give him credit. And super bowl week. He operates, and he has zero shame.

[Jeremy Klump]

Fearless.

[Matt]

Zero Fearless. Perfect word. He. We get to this party, and the first thing he does is runs up to Joe Burrow and goes, dude, we'd love to have you on bus of the boys once again. And we're, like, drinking, and you can tell, like, this is a time where, like, yeah, networking is okay, but it's Kind of like, let's put the phones away. Let's, like, hang up and hang out. Yeah. And I don't know if anyone remembers Joe's direct response, but I believe it was something along the lines of, I don't.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[Jeremy Klump]

Gotta be honest with you. No shot.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[Jeremy Klump]

Like, something like that.

[Matt]

Which, honestly, very respectful for Joby. You know, it's like, guy knows what he wants to do, knows what he

[Coop]

doesn't want to do, knows his worth.

[Matt]

But then him and Taylor over there talking to them, and I don't know, Clump was, like, devastated. But then he was, like, talking about, like, it was the coolest moment of

[Jeremy Klump]

his trip, was the best.

[Matt]

It's like, all right.

[Erin]

Clump and Taylor were both like.

[Coop]

But they asked him again. They asked Joe a second time.

[Erin]

Yeah. And he's like, if you catch me on the right day, for sure. But.

[Matt]

Oh, he said that?

[Coop]

No.

[Matt (guest)]

He.

[Coop]

He. Yeah. Well, they were like, what if we came up for training camp? And he was like, no, what if we come up for this other time? No. And they were like, what about OTAs? He was like, I could maybe do OTAs, okay. And said something along the lines of, I don't do podcasts, but if I did, I'd be good at it. And that's when I think the respect. He was like, all right. Respect to Joe B. But okay. I mean, what a way to get denied twice by Joe B.

[Matt]

If we get them, like, we'll have to all have been the need to clump, at least for a day. Oh, yeah, because that'd be awesome. But that was a fun party. At this point, though, we are in the process.

[Coop]

This was on, like, Wednesday, I think, out there.

[Matt]

Correct, Correct.

[Coop]

Because we knew this was the first night we had, like, events to go to, and we knew that whole day that we were going to record Inside the Bus with Jeremy Klump for the first time. And the objective was to definitely get a buzz and the night went the way it did. And the fact that we still recorded.

[Matt]

Objective confirmed.

[Coop]

Insane.

[Erin]

There were some cuts. I don't know if you were able

[Matt]

to tell, which is honestly. Drop those files. And I will soon enough if you guys pester me if I'll drop those files.

[Coop]

But it was one of those. When we were at that New Heights party that. That completely slipped my mind. And on the way back when we were going to Clump's room to get him is when I was like, right. Oh, yeah, we're about to. We're about to record. And then we're all Four of us walk into his room.

[Jeremy Klump]

Yeah.

[Coop]

We get to Clump's door, and it's a. That door flies open and he's walking out.

[Erin]

He was.

[Jeremy Klump]

He was like that. He was waiting and looking through the eye hole for us. You were there 30 minutes before us. I'm just picturing him cracked, like, just looking. But shout out Travis Kelsey that night, too. Coming and chopping it up.

[Matt]

Shout out Mitch. Just, you know, networking with Trav.

[Erin]

I was like, dude, remember this? Mind you, this is like the fourth time I've said this. Like, dude, I don't know if you remember this.

[Matt]

Like, it's the first thing he says to Trav.

[Erin]

This was like, three years ago. But, like, you. We took a shot on my birthday. You wish me happy birthday. Just the coolest thing.

[Matt (guest)]

Come on.

[Erin]

He's like. And he's like, bro, I don't know why you think. Think I keep forgetting this.

[Matt]

And I'm like, he said that so fast. You. And I'm like, there's no way he remembers saying happy birthday to you three years ago.

[Erin]

You know, it's.

[Matt]

You know, but he stood on it very remember.

[Jeremy Klump]

I think he does remember, dude.

[Coop]

After that, I think he might not remember the shot. He might remember Mitch asking. Every single time we see it, like,

[Matt]

hey, man, I know. I. I was sitting there and I remember drinking my beer and almost spitting it out, being like, we're doing.

[Coop]

That's when you just have to keep chugging.

[Erin]

Well, you know, cuz, you were being like, bro, like, Trav, we can't thank you enough. Being all cool to the world.

[Matt]

I was like, you've always been cool to, like, letting us back. He's like, it's all good. And Mitch is like, man, I don't know if you remember this, though. Like, you said happy birthday to me three years ago, literally dying. I'm like. I'm like, all right, well, there. There goes our credentials in this.

[Coop]

Well, what's funny is so cool about you being like. Like, you're so cool about letting us back here. He. In his mind, he's probably like, how the Did y' all get in here?

[Matt]

He probably was. He's like, well, I can't, like, go back on it now. They're gonna get slandered on inside the box.

[Erin]

I mean, I don't think he honestly really cared, to be honest with you.

[Jeremy Klump]

Like, I think.

[Coop]

I think we went late enough that it. It didn't matter.

[Matt]

It was just funny that we were past a certain section of security that Joe Burrow was not in and it was like us, Delaney and Travis Delaney, Travis, Trey McBride.

[Coop]

It was over.

[Matt]

Have you told me about that yet?

[Erin]

No, I haven't.

[Jeremy Klump]

Oh, you might got to tell him.

[Matt]

Yeah, we might have to pull that one up. Not for this episode though. We're not giving them any ammo.

[Coop]

But we start recording inside the bus.

[Matt]

And first I. I think I probably charged $150 in drinks from the mini fridge.

[Jeremy Klump]

I took open everything.

[Matt]

I mean they only had one drink of each thing. I think I took a Heineken with a bottle of champagne wine, like a shooter of shooters. And I think I was the only one really drinking it.

[Jeremy Klump]

And he just kept pouring club straight.

[Erin]

Yeah, he's like, no, dude, it's like

[Jeremy Klump]

he's trying to put it in his glass. Just be nice, dude. Drink it. And Clump did. He's kind of a tank.

[Coop]

Yeah, for sure.

[Erin]

Yugin dude.

[Jeremy Klump]

And the two non story was all time.

[Matt]

Yeah, there was a lot of information that I wasn't really aware from Clumps Pass. And Clump's a good storyteller when he's in his element.

[Coop]

So yeah, he put that hood on. He put the hood on.

[Jeremy Klump]

He was one of the. We gotta have a part two with him.

[Matt]

For sure.

[Coop]

We have to.

[Matt]

Part two.

[Jeremy Klump]

And on part two and on. I was trying to remember what the word was that you kept saying part two and on. One of my favorite things about those trips is going back through the shared album afterwards. It's scrolling through. Mitch had some iconic photos at Bud Light party. Green Day was awesome. Gavin Newsom was at the Green Day concert and sees Taylor and seeks him out. Is like, man, love your show. Would love for you to come on my show. Would love to come on your show. So stay tuned for that thing next week. We'll probably have Gavin newspaper.

[Coop]

He'll be sitting right here.

[Erin]

Michael Irvin.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[Erin]

Club was in the bathroom and Michael Irvin's agent was like, are you Jeremy Klump from Bus Boys? Apparently.

[Matt]

I saw Clump coming out of the bathroom. You know when Clump is like trying to tell you something, but he's also trying to tell someone more important than you that same thing. And he's like, yeah, he's doing that. And he's like, we got Irving. We got Irving. We got her. And I'm like, you did not just go up to him in the bathroom and. And approach Michael Irvin and get. He's like, no, no, I swear to God, I did.

[Coop]

Who's.

[Matt]

It was his agent. He goes right there and Then next thing you know, it's like Taylor Clump, Michael Irvin, his agent, and they're all just chopping it up, like, laughing. I'm like, he was clump.

[Coop]

He had motion. For real.

[Jeremy Klump]

And think about how far we've come since the Drake party Super bowl and how far Michael Irvin has come true since the Drake party Super Bowl.

[Matt]

Wow. That's a full circle moment.

[Jeremy Klump]

Because Michael Irvin, when we were at Drake party Super bowl, standing outside of the Drake Farty at the Super Bowl, Michael Irvin also tried to get into that party, Maybe made it in for a few seconds. Then five minutes later, we see him walking out solo, very drunk, very having. He definitely had maybe a little bit too much fun inside. And he was pissed coming out. But fast forward a couple years.

[Matt]

Wow.

[Jeremy Klump]

Inside the bus and Michael Irvin both in the parties at the Green Day party.

[Matt]

The Green Day party in the VIP

[Erin]

Green Day party ripped.

[Coop]

Yeah. That was great. I was worried that we were going to miss it.

[Erin]

I mean, we missed the two best

[Jeremy Klump]

songs, but we walked in and what song were they playing?

[Erin]

Those Broken Dreams.

[Jeremy Klump]

God, thank God we got to see that one.

[Matt]

Me and Gary in the span of 24 hours, saw post Malone Green Day Diplo Disco lines and. Sorry, Matt.

[Jeremy Klump]

We could talk about that too. Matt.

[Matt]

We can honestly. The disco lines. Yeah, because it was awesome.

[Coop]

Yeah, because after.

[Matt]

Yeah. Again, Shadow Clump, an absolute monster for just going up to disco lines at this event where it was energy. So it's all.

[Coop]

It was a disco line set, 100

[Matt]

people working out huge energy and disco lines there. But they said you can't film him, which is like, what? He clearly didn't care about that clump fearlessly before this event starts, just goes up to disco lines and facetimes Matt Malone. Anything that. Anything special that was said on that call, he.

[Matt (guest)]

So I'm like hungover as hell. It's like 9am on like a SAT. Was that Saturday?

[Matt]

Yeah, it's 9am dude.

[Coop]

It was 10am it was 10am on the west coast.

[Jeremy Klump]

It was noon.

[Matt (guest)]

It was noon.

[Coop]

I was just one.

[Jared Beeman]

I was.

[Matt (guest)]

I get a call like a FaceTime from club. But I was like, bro, you're probably stressing. Like, I was stressing. I was like, either. I was like. I was like, either he's mad at me or clown's drunk. And so I was like, whatever. And so I get this FaceTime and it's just disco lines, bro. And he's just like, twin. And I was like, what up, twin? And I for. I then it kind of got awkward for a second. I didn't know what to say.

[Matt]

I was like, he just blacked us.

[Matt (guest)]

Like. I was like, you at the Super Bowl? He's like, yeah, man. I'm like, hell yeah. And then he was like, you're handsome as hell, bro. And I was sitting there like, damn, bro.

[Coop]

He didn't shot, bro.

[Jared Beeman]

He did.

[Jeremy Klump]

You called him chopped on this podcast.

[Matt]

I know. And he.

[Matt (guest)]

He was like, dude, you're handsome as hell. He said that. And I was like, so are you.

[Coop]

I was outside.

[Jared Beeman]

So are you. And I was like. He's like.

[Matt (guest)]

He's like, where are you at? I'm like, I'm at home. They left me. And he was like, where are you at? I was like, I'm in Nashville. He's like, you need to come perform a pinnacle. And he was like, I got you, bro.

[Jeremy Klump]

Part three Loading.

[Matt (guest)]

Part three load.

[Erin]

We'll see though, if Disco Lines is in town. We need to reach out so you all can meet up, bro.

[Matt]

Matt behind the decks.

[Matt (guest)]

Y' all gotta stop getting too excited.

[Matt]

But you see about the potential huzzes.

[Matt (guest)]

He said that.

[Coop]

Oh, yeah.

[Jeremy Klump]

He wanted to move the office to the gulch because instead of the. The ladies in the gulch so we can be around.

[Erin]

Imagine. You gotta imagine Matt and Disco Lines running a two. Man.

[Matt (guest)]

I feel bad for. Never mind. I feel bad for any woman.

[Matt]

So. But yeah, that was. That was the last event we did. And then we all kind of. We all scattered, went our separate ways. Is there anything else from.

[Jeremy Klump]

Well, you say that about the. In a matter of 48 hours, all the people you saw. Yeah, matter of 72 hours. Garrett was all the way in Europe.

[Matt]

Garrett had to been one of the most traveled humans on the planet in 48, 72 hours.

[Coop]

I didn't calculate the miles, but going from Sam Fran, we. I was home for, I don't know, not very long at all. We landed back here at like 9. 00pm on Sunday.

[Erin]

Yeah.

[Coop]

No, Saturday. Saturday you offer like 10.

[Erin]

And then you were gone by 5pm the next day.

[Coop]

Yeah, flew to Amsterdam. It was awesome. But from Sam Fran to Amsterdam, it's a nine hour difference and somehow adjusted to the time, I think, like, fairly well. But yeah, it was definitely one of those where. I'm glad that I left that fast because I didn't have time to really, like, think about it. It was just kind of like, all right, well, we're just gonna get there and then we're there. But that first full day there when I landed, I was like, Holy shit.

[Jeremy Klump]

Wrote to yourself too. On the way there. Do I wrote row to yourself?

[Coop]

Oh, yeah. Elite road to myself. Lay down the whole flight.

[Jeremy Klump]

Huge.

[Coop]

That was clutch. Because I needed the sleep and I knew I was gonna be exhausted from the week before, so I was kind of. Oh yeah. I woke up, my foot was out in the aisle, like definitely just fully stretched. And I just woke up to someone like bending my leg, walking by and just putting it back.

[Erin]

That's so funny.

[Coop]

But yeah, I definitely needed that sleep because when I landed in Amsterdam, it was like 10:45am so it's like we're going. Like you gotta stay up until like you're going to bed. Amsterdam's amazing though. Like, I want to go back when it's warm. Like, we went definitely during the slow months and it was still a blast. Like you got to walk around. Lines are way shorter. Except for this one food place every single day. When it opened at 10, the line was like down the street.

[Jeremy Klump]

That's those sandwiches you're showing me?

[Coop]

Yes.

[Matt]

Oh, is it the one or a different one?

[Coop]

No, a different one.

[Matt]

Did Bobby and Cam go to this place?

[Coop]

Maybe?

[Matt]

Because I remember them talking about a place they waited in line for forever.

[Coop]

The. But yeah, the trip to Amsterdam, like in the warm months, it. I can see it being like one of the best places to be at least for like a couple days. That's the other good part is it's small, but there's so much to do that like you're not bored by like day two or three.

[Matt]

Like in comparison to like a US City, what would you compare it to size wise?

[Jeremy Klump]

Greenville.

[Erin]

Like bigger than Nashville.

[Coop]

It's just, I don't know, like it's different because it. People are biking everywhere. So like, if you think that like a 20 minute bike ride is long, then like it's big. But if you don't think a 20 minute bike ride's long, then it's not very big. Huh.

[Erin]

I bike to work, so yeah.

[Jeremy Klump]

Almost picture it like such a different ride though.

[Coop]

Like, hey, such a different ride because it's so flat there.

[Erin]

Oh, so you're just, you're.

[Coop]

You're everywhere fast, bro. Yeah, I mean it was awesome. We stayed in this just south of like the city center of Amsterdam into Pipe. And that neighborhood was really cool. It's D E space, P I JP the Pipe.

[Jeremy Klump]

He booked it.

[Coop]

But bro, it was a cool ass neighborhood. Like very like low key, calm, chill, good restaurants, bars, like ton of like vintage stores. But a very cool vibe to like end up in. In the afternoon after you go to the city center because it is like very touristy down there.

[Jeremy Klump]

Yeah.

[Coop]

But very cool. Had a million Guinness which was awesome. Even though we're in the land of

[Jeremy Klump]

Heineken, their Olympic team is going viral right now. Does that add up?

[Coop]

You know, based on the looks of their Olympic team? I didn't see a lot of them walking around Italy because they're all in Italy.

[Matt]

So that part out of social. Because of my sick. That part was attractive women.

[Coop]

Oh yeah, yeah. If the Olympics were based on looks, they're. Dude, they're gold medal.

[Jeremy Klump]

They're just the Dutch and their summer. They trained at IMG Academy when I worked there in the summer.

[Matt]

We'll talk about as well.

[Jeremy Klump]

Yeah, I was there during that time and dude, they're working out in the gym. All men and women included. All extremely good looking, all ripped and just elite athletes across the board.

[Matt]

I'm like this Dutch seem like one of the fittest of. Of the kind.

[Coop]

They. They were a very fun group to be around. Obviously like the people we around are the ones that are still in the pubs in like February. So they're just splitting G's just trying, bro. That was the one thing is it took so long to like. I actually get it. I don't know if America has like the wrong cup, wrong glass, but I don't know.

[Jeremy Klump]

And you turned 32 there.

[Coop]

Turned 32 on Wednesday out there. Went to a Medusa concert which was absolutely insane, bro.

[Erin]

The videos from that are unreal.

[Coop]

It was so fun and it was one of those. I was showing you the videos yesterday. Like they have way more songs that I realized I knew and it slapped this. The venue was like an old church. And so it in the background behind the stage has like all the old like stained glass windows and they've put lights in them. So like it was. It was tight. Very fun show. After that we just fucking stayed up to like 3am and just rage. Turned 32. Left it all out on the field.

[Jeremy Klump]

Have to.

[Coop]

But yeah, then we woke up and trained to Berlin. And I don't want to like piss anyone off, but Germany sucks. Like let's.

[Jeremy Klump]

Across the board.

[Coop]

What's that across the board?

[Jeremy Klump]

It sucks or the food?

[Coop]

I mean I put that picture up of meatloaf. It was just a hot dog square grilled. I thought I was getting mashed potatoes. It was potato salad. That was awful. I had potato soup and that was like the only good meal I had. Actually the berea tacos were pretty good.

[Matt]

Potato soup. Sounds like a. Just like a dish.

[Coop]

Basically. It's hardy. It basically, like German food, I realized, was just like, very hearty. It feels like they're still eating in medieval times.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Coop]

I mean, they're like, best known for, like, a bratwurst. So, like.

[Erin]

Yeah.

[Coop]

What do you.

[Jeremy Klump]

What do we take that? Throw it on the grill?

[Coop]

July kielbasa.

[Jeremy Klump]

Watch us make it better. Kielbasa.

[Coop]

But I don't know, Germany just. I think also it being cold, it just like, felt even more, like, eerie.

[Erin]

Yeah.

[Coop]

Because it's already a scary place, you know?

[Erin]

Yeah.

[Coop]

But we went to a soccer game on Saturday, which was sick. Our team got their shit kicked in saying, our team. Because I bought a scarf.

[Matt]

But you told us, like, when you buy tickets, you have to buy this.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[Matt]

You have to pick the team.

[Coop]

Yeah. It requested you to pick the. The team. And I think it's because in the stadium they have, like these glass dividers around. So, like, on the home team, on the Hertha side, there was a glass barrier. I don't know, like, say there's like six sections within this glass barrier. And I think it's to just, like, make sure there's no, like, riots or fan fighting.

[Jeremy Klump]

Sure.

[Coop]

Yeah, it was. It was cool. It was a very cool experience. They were rowdy, they love their team, but they lost. We lost. I'll take that. But, yeah, Germany was a quick trip. We went to. I was telling Matt about it. We went to this, like, very hard techno show. And while it was a very cool experience, it was also very frightening where I was like, maybe drugs are bad. It was. I don't even know how to explain it other than, like, very dark. And like, once you're in there, everything goes. And we definitely stuck out as Americans. And so you're kind of just head on a swivel the whole time. But it was what was going. It was an experience.

[Matt (guest)]

House of sin.

[Coop]

Yeah, basically a massive house of sin. No, but apparently in like the warm months, it's rowdy. Like, people just don't wear clothes. Apparently. It was very weird. This event also starts at 10pm and goes till 10am oh, dude. And so it's. We. We showed up at 12:15am because our train was at like 7:00am we're like, let's just stay up and then we'll just get on the train and sleep on the way back because the train rides like five hours. So we get there like 12:15am and we roll up and it's me, Justin, his cousin Sean, our homie Sid.

[Matt]

Yeah, Sid. Came and met you guys.

[Coop]

He was there for work and ended up staying an extra day to. To hang with us, which was awesome. Yo, I'm actually here.

[Matt]

What?

[Coop]

It was sick. And then a guy that works in Sid's company, Stefan was with us. We had like a squad and we show up in like, I don't know, it's already kind of sketchy and I'm a very observant person when I get somewhere and I'm just like scoping it out. This building is. Looks like an abandoned, like Garrett boy.

[Jeremy Klump]

Old school.

[Coop]

Like, like old school. Not like old school. Like an old school building with like six floors and then there's like a courtyard situation. But you get to the door and the guy is like typical like German door guy at a club. Puffer jacket. Like I don't even. He could have had a sheisty on, I don't know. But he was like. First question was like, what are you doing here? And we're like, we're here for the show. Luckily Sid talked the whole time. I didn't say a word. But like we're here for like the. The show or whatever. And he was like, what are your intentions? And it is a hard German accent and I'm just like low key. I'm like, God, if he says no, I won't be mad.

[Erin]

Yeah.

[Coop]

Because I can hear the. How hard the techno is from outside. And I'm like, this is. I know we're here for a while and this is gonna be rough because it's just not my like taste in music. Eventually we get in, we're just so confused. We're like, where the do we go? Apparently there's a coat check. You go up like a couple floors in the stairwell and you end up on some floor that has like this insane like low lighting situation going on. So immediately when you get in, it is a full on experience. And there's probably like four to five different rooms throughout this building that are having like people spin. So one room's like really transy techno. One's like the hardest techno I've ever heard. The fastest pace. I. I can't even explain how it felt like the subs were so hard and when I would leave the room, it felt like my entire body was moving in slow mo for from how fast the sound.

[Jeremy Klump]

That's crazy.

[Coop]

Oh yeah. It was again very like wild experience because I'm like, this doesn't happen in the US. Like the closest thing is like the 4am set at Bonnaroot.

[Jeremy Klump]

Yeah. Disco lines.

[Matt (guest)]

Yeah.

[Coop]

And Even then, like, I feel like I've seen some people on drugs, but this was a different.

[Jeremy Klump]

They're in a different world.

[Coop]

And it was just dark and, like, scary, honestly. But again, cool to see. That's how they get down. And it was easy.

[Matt]

The Germans, drug of choices.

[Coop]

It was Molly. 100%.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Coop]

Oh, yeah. Because they had, like, multiple sucker stands and everyone's just. And like, that's hilarious. So on top of that, like, everyone's, like, locked into, like, this whole experience the whole night. Like, Lily Palmer was, like, the main artist that played. And apparently she's a massive German techno artist. Like, over a million followers on Instagram. Like, she's huge deal for them. And so when she went on, it was like, two AM I listening to one song. I was like, I. I can't do this. There was a room that had a bar, and the guy was spinning what I, like, coined as, like, German disco. It was still, like, kind of like, this.

[Jeremy Klump]

This place sounds insane.

[Coop]

Like, I. The other things, too, is like, they tell you don't get your phone out. So, like, people are, like, sneaking videos every once in a while. But, like, I was truly, like, I'm not taking my phone out, but there are, like, dark corners of this building that I hope those people are okay. I'll say that.

[Erin]

That's scary, dude.

[Coop]

Yeah, it was fun, but I was like, we're never do that again. Also, like, America has figured out electronic music.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Coop]

I think we're probably better at it. So hot take.

[Jeremy Klump]

Let's go.

[Matt (guest)]

Germans are just weird, man.

[Jeremy Klump]

Just a weird.

[Coop]

It was. I mean, it's definitely a. Berlin's a city with a lot of history, and you feel it everywhere you go.

[Jeremy Klump]

Bad history.

[Coop]

That.

[Jared Beeman]

Yeah.

[Matt (guest)]

Not good history.

[Coop]

And it being cold just made it way worse.

[Matt]

Cold, community, gray.

[Coop]

Yeah. Yeah. No one was very friendly at all.

[Erin]

I feel the German accent isn't a very.

[Jeremy Klump]

Like, I'm very well.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[Jeremy Klump]

Yeah.

[Coop]

And we went back to Amsterdam for, like, a sec. Like a half a day to fly out. And that half day was. It was like a warm hug. Just going back to, like, a pleasant city and environment and somewhere I kind of already knew the landscape. Right. So that was nice. But overall, it was an awesome way to spend our week off. I am exhausted, though. Like, I feel like I adjusted to the time coming back, but today I woke up and was like, oh, I'm tired. Yeah, like, for real tired, but worth it. Now it's time to lock in.

[Jeremy Klump]

Yeah, we got to lock in after this weekend. It's time to Lock post Instagram story me the rest of 2026. And it was Goku and Super Saiyan

[Coop]

locked in after this weekend strings week.

[Jeremy Klump]

After this weekend strings week. Matt doesn't like Billy strings.

[Matt]

No, you don't.

[Coop]

I offered Matt a free ticket and he said no.

[Matt (guest)]

What?

[Jeremy Klump]

Is that real?

[Matt (guest)]

That was not.

[Matt]

That's crazy.

[Gary]

I said.

[Matt (guest)]

I said, give it to a guy who probably likes Billy more.

[Matt]

Why would you give it a shot?

[Coop]

I would love.

[Matt]

I don't remember the Titans game when we all had the best day ever.

[Matt (guest)]

We did have the bet.

[Jared Beeman]

Wait, was.

[Matt (guest)]

Is the seat next to you and every, like, the whole squad?

[Matt]

It might have been.

[Coop]

I mean, it's. With me. Yeah, dude. I just feel like.

[Matt]

So he's gonna go if it's not.

[Matt (guest)]

No, no, but I'm saying. I told. I told G. I was like, give it to a guy who truly loves Billy.

[Coop]

All right, so give him to a string head.

[Matt (guest)]

Give it to a string head, man.

[Jeremy Klump]

Is that what they call them? That's what you.

[Matt (guest)]

Them. Them.

[Matt]

No, I forget what they call. There's a name for it, and it's. It's. I don't know what it is.

[Jeremy Klump]

Stringer.

[Matt]

Stringers.

[Jeremy Klump]

Stringer.

[Coop]

Strong out.

[Matt]

Yeah.

[Jeremy Klump]

Jack, you were in the number one city in the. In the usa.

[Coop]

Really?

[Erin]

Were.

[Matt]

Yeah, I was in San Diego. I don't know if you can hear my voice. I've been recovering from the flu this week, and I also got sick last week, so. From Sandy. I mean, from San Francisco. I made a last second decision, went to Vegas with my girlfriend Shannon, and we met Taylor. And we. Yeah, and we. We had a. A very quick and fun little run. What's funny too, is we're talking about how we saw Post Malone, Green Day, Diplo Disco Lines. I also saw Bruno Mars in a private.

[Coop]

I saw that. Crazy.

[Matt]

It was. So whenever me and Taylor go out to Vegas, it's very business forward. Like, when I say business, like gambling being the business and like, of the UFC and the Vlogs, we never go out. We're not partying. Every now and again, I'll sneak out on my own. Like, meet a friend that's in town. Go do that. But for the first time, Dana and his crew, they're like, we're. We're going out. And I was like, oh, that's news to me. And I'm looking at Shannon because it's my girlfriend. Like, this is her first time experiencing this whole world. I'm like, this doesn't normally happen. We go to this club called Pinky Ring in Caesar's palace, which is. Which was news to me, is Bruno Mars's club. And what they do, it's. You walk in, no phones allowed. It's the tightest security I've ever seen in a club. And we go in. We're one of these private, like, booths, like a section. And we walk in, and Dana is like. Dana's such a gentleman when it comes, like, women being around and Because Shane and my girlfriend being there for the first time, he's being extra, like, kind and, like, sit down, take this seat, blah, blah.

[Jeremy Klump]

She's seen the video.

[Erin]

Yeah.

[Matt]

And we're with Dan Laning. I don't know if we should talk about that. I mean, he.

[Erin]

We could just say that part.

[Matt]

Yeah. Landing. Dan Landing's there. Dan Lanning, absolute legend. But, yeah, at one point, Dana's like, you guys like Bruno Mars? And we're like, yeah. He's like. He's literally just sitting right there where you are, Shannon. And then he's like, he's about to go and play. And he ended up playing, like, 10 songs, and none of his songs all just, like, awesome rock and roll covers. It was a really good time. And then we're kind of ready to go because, Shannon, I have a flight the next morning, but it's like, you don't leave until the big guy leaves. Dana was partying that night. Like, he was just waiting. I'm drinking this whiskey, thinking it's for the table, and it turns out it's Dana's private stash of whiskey. And there's like a whole other. And I've been mixing it with Diet Coke. And I look up the retail price of this bottle of whiskey, and just off of, like, a wholesale shelf, so the cheapest you could find this whiskey is twelve hundred dollars. So I can imagine in a club, this thing is probably minimum five grand, probably around ten. And at. Towards the end. Towards the end, Dana's like, who's looking at the server? She's like, who's been drinking that? No one should be drinking that. And then I'm. I'm like, have my glass. And I'm like. I lean back and I'm like, oh, no. And of course, the lady just points at me. He's injuring it all night. And he looks at me, and it's like he doesn't know who's making eye contact with. And he sees me. And then he's like, okay, no worries. And I was like, I looked it up. And, dude, when I looked up the bottle, like, it was like, 5 sec. Because I took a. You can't have phones out there. And Dana had brought Shannon right next to her to get, like, the front row view of Bruno. And I'm like, taylor, you have to get a video of Dana, Bruno Mars, and Shannon. I'm like, her dad's gonna lose it. And so Dana. I mean, Taylor, pulls his phone out like this. And I would say, count to five. And by five, someone's over there flagging Taylor.

[Coop]

And we're in the.

[Matt]

It's like, we're Dana White. We're in the section of all sections, right? And they're like, no phones. And he's like, oh, my bad. And I'm like, my bad, Taylor. About 30 seconds later, I see Shannon, and I'm about from, like, me to ujp. I see Shannon pull out the phone. She makes it, like, a minute, and she's standing right next to Dana. She finally gets flagged. And then I see, like, Dana, like, whisper something. And I'm like, she looks like she's fine. And I. I asked her later. I'm like, what do you say? She goes, oh. He goes, yeah, that's such a stupid rule. Like, don't even worry about it, sweetheart. Or. And I'm like. So we. We do that whole run, Dana and us, we leave. We have a flight. The next morning, we go to San Diego. I think because of all the hustle and bustle Sunday night, once we got settled, I ended up getting, like, kind of, like, fevers and, like, chills, and I was sick for two days. And then we had a blast. San Diego is one of the best spots. If it wasn't for the taxes, I'd. I'd live there. Tomorrow, 100. We had a. We had a good car. So we were just driving up and down The Beamer.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[Matt]

BMW W450.

[Jeremy Klump]

I. Matt sent me the photo. He was like, bro, I'm so salty that I'm not in the whip right now. I was like, dude, chill. Stop pocket watching.

[Coop]

What? In the back seat.

[Matt (guest)]

That was never a thing.

[Matt]

I will say this. My first ever.

[Coop]

Damn. Look at my guy.

[Matt]

That was my first time ever using the app. Tur. Turo and D. Turo is great if you need to rent a car.

[Jeremy Klump]

It is so goated, dude.

[Matt]

I. I literally rented the car as we were taking off from Vegas, and it was ready for us to pick up outside the airport within an hour. So it was an awesome time. We had a fun car, you know, driving around San Diego with nice weather and a convertible with your girlfriend. Can't beat that. Awesome food. Continued the Mexican food streak. Went to this place called the Taco stand that if you're ever in San Diego, definitely try it out. If. Unbelievable. You know, Mexican food's gonna be good. When you walk in and they speak zero English and you just start pointing to stuff, you're like. You know, you start having an accent out of nowhere and like. But we. We had a good time. She has some friends that live there. Really just, like, enjoyed the scenery. We had an unreal Airbnb that slept 12 people, but it was just us.

[Coop]

We have to save that.

[Matt]

What we have. Oh yeah's birthday. I was FaceTiming them and I, like, walked him through the whole place. But it could real 12 people. It had a private drive, like, all the way. You're so secluded, you know, pool, hot tub, grills.

[Coop]

It, like, could sleep 12, but didn't look like it.

[Jeremy Klump]

No.

[Coop]

But it also looked like it'd be comfortable for you.

[Matt]

Could you sleep 8 people 16 if you wanted to. Uncomfortably. But it was just Beamer, the BNB dude, driving into this private drive.

[Coop]

That's vacation.

[Jeremy Klump]

Doesn't deserve a. Deserve it.

[Matt]

But yeah, San Diego has my full stamp of approval. I've only been there once when I was a kid, and JP was like, you're the only thing you're gonna be upset about is leaving.

[Erin]

Yep.

[Matt]

And he was. Couldn't be more spot on. I. We had such a good time. I wish I could spend more time there. And then I wasn't sick. And then I came back and then got sick again. So I think just all the traveling knocked me down a peg. But yeah, like, G Sans. It's about to be lock in central once Billy Strings is over and I'm sick. One more.

[Coop]

What was it. What was the. How was that taco spot? Because we had a. We didn't talk about it when we were in San Fran, but la taqueria was.

[Matt]

I'd say I'd put Lota Korea above the taco stand, but there was something about. I'd really never dove into California burritos. Like the French fries. Like, I think I've had one maybe, but it's never been, like, top of my list. Shannon me split one. I got some tacos. And it's just like. I think it all boils down to the protein. It's how well prepared the protein is. And it's like the steak was just felt so fresh. Yeah. Like, steak.

[Coop]

That's how it was at the Lataka Ria place. Like, you could taste like like, almost the grill, like, seriously, from it being cooked. That place was so good, by the way. Also, I think the taco was better.

[Matt]

Yeah. San Diego is littered with good food. I mean, you just throw a rock and you're gonna hit a good food spot.

[Jeremy Klump]

And the seals are so epic.

[Matt]

Yeah, we were like, five minutes away from where those line. Or the. Yeah. Lion seals. Sea lions. And they just hang out there.

[Jeremy Klump]

They're so funny to me, bro. They started moving around.

[Matt]

They started, like, yapping at each other. It's cool. So definitely need to. To revisit San D at some point. But, yeah, I gotta get there.

[Erin]

Yeah. I'm trying to go back, especially with Brooke.

[Jeremy Klump]

You're about to move to Charleston, bro.

[Matt]

Yeah. You just went on a beach run.

[Erin]

Yeah, we. I went. Brooke and I went to Charleston. My aunt, Shout Out Beth.

[Jeremy Klump]

Shout Out.

[Erin]

She's got a place on Daniel's island out there.

[Matt]

She the one who's a professor.

[Erin]

Yeah.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[Erin]

Y' all met her?

[Coop]

Yeah, we met it.

[Erin]

She's got a place on Daniel's island out there. Just like a little town home. But it is, like, the most perfect spot. Like, the. The vibe out there. I texted we. Brooke and I went to a sushi spot that I think Sit may have recommended maybe. Yeah.

[Jeremy Klump]

I had never been there, but sitting.

[Erin]

Yeah, I did. Texas. Jp, like, out here, expanding my palate. And literally, like, this is. This is the one. This is the place that I could live. It is like the vibe out there. Everything was so clean. And Beth was saying, like, they're doing a bunch of construction and stuff, but the way they do it is, like, kind of discreet enough that it's not like downtown Nashville where you just see a fucking crane and it's like this place. It's, like, dirty. Just construction.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[Erin]

The vibes out there were like. Each day Brooke and I just went to a different neighborhood and I've just, like, big houses and just drove around. That is a shout out.

[Matt]

No, shoot.

[Erin]

Free shout out for me. It's just driving and looking at big houses. It's like.

[Coop]

There's something about that. It's like window shops and drive through

[Jeremy Klump]

some of those neighborhoods. There's some freaking.

[Coop]

What's the. What's the street? Kind of. By Harpeth Chickering. Yes.

[Erin]

Yeah, I need to check that out.

[Matt]

There's some nice houses by the steps. And, like, the park thing run at.

[Coop]

No, the. With the golf course. Harpeth Hills.

[Matt (guest)]

Yeah.

[Coop]

So, but like. Yeah, yeah.

[Matt]

If you take a right. Right before Harper Hills, that goes down the side of it.

[Coop]

Yes. It would lead you to there.

[Matt]

And there's some crazy.

[Erin]

But. Yeah, I mean, like, we went to like this one neighborhood. It looked like Venice, Italy, because they were like just like little, not like river streams kind of thing going through. Yeah, but it was. It was awesome. And just being able to like, go out there and relax for a couple days. Like the weather was good enough to where you. It would be cold. Cold in the sun or in the shade, but like, you can like it in the.

[Coop]

Charleston's awesome. I love Charleston. I've been there in a. In a while, but it's a. It's a vibe.

[Erin]

We weren't able to hit up any beaches or anything because it's like too cold too. But we were able to meet up with one of my buddies from college who lives out there and saw him and like, he was saying, like, the history of Charleston is insane. Like. It is.

[Coop]

Yeah. Who landed there?

[Erin]

I know Blackbeard. He said there's a liquor store there that like the. The lore route behind it is that Blackbeard used to go there and hang out around there. But he was saying. Yes, like, it's like the oldest.

[Matt (guest)]

That's fake as hell.

[Jeremy Klump]

Laughing about over there before, like, the way.

[Coop]

What were you laughing about?

[Matt]

Hold on.

[Coop]

Sorry.

[Erin]

I'm trying to. I'm trying to talk and I'm like,

[Matt (guest)]

I guess I. I drive by big houses too. Like, I do that for fun. But then I pull in my driveway, so.

[Coop]

Okay, wait, your parents driveway?

[Jeremy Klump]

Go ahead and continue

[Matt (guest)]

your story, man.

[Erin]

Sorry, but work. What was I saying? Oh, Charleston's like the second most history, historical, historical. Historically preserved city in the world behind the Vatican, which is like insane. I think about. That's a country and. Can you shut the up?

[Coop]

Is the Vatican a country?

[Matt (guest)]

Yeah, it's its own country.

[Coop]

The Vatican.

[Matt (guest)]

Oh, no time with the Vatican. That whole area is like, it's on the smallest country in the world.

[Erin]

Do you have you. Do you want to just take over the pod, man?

[Matt (guest)]

No, man, my dog died during break. We don't talk about it, so.

[Erin]

Damn, bro, don't flip it on us. Trying to feel bad for you now.

[Jeremy Klump]

That's like the fifth time he said that this week, guys. So if we have a cold reaction, that's why he's been using it.

[Matt]

Damn. I don't feel bad anymore now.

[Erin]

But yeah, Charleston was sick.

[Coop]

I do want to. I want to go to Charleston, like when it's warm and do all the stuff. Because when I was down there, it was before COVID So it has been A long time. But they do a. I think it's on Wednesday nights. Like, there's. On one of the beaches, there's, like, a live music at the Windjammer, maybe. I don't know.

[Matt]

Shims Creek. Is that what it's called? Yeah.

[Erin]

That's actually where we met my buddy.

[Matt]

And that place is cool.

[Erin]

They were saying, like, Outer Banks and stuff was shot right there. So, like, we kind of. We tried to go see some of the Outer Banks, like, shooting places, but they were my. I think it was Aunt Beth. She was saying, like, I think it's once a month, they'll have what's called a golden hour at the beach. Just all golden retrievers. Everybody just goes there and just take their golden retrievers and just hang out for an evening. One of the neighborhoods, we walk. We're walking through there. Like, there was, like, a dog happy hour happening there, too. And everybody down there was so nice. Like, we would just walk to. We walked to the happy hour the first night we were there, and people that we were just walking by, like, hey, how's it going?

[Coop]

Like, that's cool.

[Erin]

This is a lot different.

[Coop]

Hey, how are you?

[Erin]

But, yeah, I just remember I texted jp. I'm like, this place is sick.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[Jeremy Klump]

Yeah, dude. Fourth, like, summer in Charleston, growing up, when you're in college and going visiting 4th of July was so epic. There's this place called Morris island that basically everybody around our age in college, maybe just out of college, will go to. And one of these times, it's hard to get out there because you obviously got to take a boat when you're in college, not a bunch of your friends have boats, so you got to fight for your spot. But we were out there one time, and it was our first time. So excited, Already having the best day. And Gamecock legend Devin Taylor, he's played D line for us. Played on the opposite side of Clowney, but played for the Lions for a little bit. He comes rolling up. He's from the low country in this massive boat. And I'm like, tap on. My friends like, yo, Devin Taylor, Demir Bird are pulling up. He's like, I don't know how to park this shit.

[Matt]

What then?

[Jeremy Klump]

You know, some people are, like, waving him down, like, take off the gas, whatever. He basically just, like, rolls right on up to the island. And one of my friends that was friends with Demir Bird, they're like, jp, come up here. I'm like, oh, snap. I'm up there on Devin Taylor's boat, like, dapping him up Fanboying heavy. They probably couldn't stand me, but it would. Dude, it was so fun the way like they also.

[Erin]

They call it like the low country.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[Erin]

And also I was listening to like lindo radio and they call it Chucktown too. I think that's just what's.

[Coop]

Is low country. Pretty self explanatory. Yeah.

[Jeremy Klump]

Okay.

[Erin]

And then like another name for Charles is Chuck. So I'm like, that's kind of. That's kind of dope.

[Jeremy Klump]

Chucktown bound. What Everybody found their Snapchat stories back in 2013.

[Matt]

Damn.

[Erin]

How was you were. You were in two spots. Spots.

[Matt]

You were a lot of spots.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[Jeremy Klump]

I was in Dallas, then to Nashville, then to Naples. But Dallas was awesome. Got to meet up with my boy, Dennis Shepavalov.

[Coop]

Shout out Dennis.

[Jeremy Klump]

Shout out Dennis. He had a nice little run. Made it to the semifinals. But it's always cool because he was the first pro athlete that I ever got to work with when I was at IMG and he. That was in 2019, I believe he was probably 19 at the time. And so I just have like a special place in my heart for my friendship with Dennis and the fact that it's lasted from 2019 to now to see him go on in his career and do well, to have my stuff grow and then for us to still be able to work together is always like a really cool moment because that's a pre busing friendship and relationship that has helped me out so much. So to go to a tournament, be a part of the behind the scenes, especially as a big tennis fan, to be a part of the team for a week was really cool. You see Fritz walking around, Ben Shelton, all the guys that I watch on TV each week and see how they work, how they train, what it's, what the schedule's like. That was awesome. It was a kind of like a work week. But it's fun to get back out there and like make creative edits, take different photos. Yeah. Get the creative juices back flowing in the brain. And then I went to my brother, had his bachelor party in Naples, but it was just me, him and my dad. And we went to the beach one day, went on, on his, I guess my future sister in law's dad's boat

[Coop]

for a little bit.

[Jeremy Klump]

Weather was perfect in Naples. Food was. Food was awesome. And got a little bit of a sunburn. So that was.

[Coop]

We'll be back first one of the year.

[Jeremy Klump]

First one of the year. And we'll be back in two to three weeks for the wedding.

[Erin]

That'll Be sick.

[Jeremy Klump]

It's gonna be fun. They're throwing the form square.

[Coop]

Ball up. Is that our cue? Yeah.

[Erin]

Should we get into the. The B team?

[Coop]

How long have we been going?

[Jeremy Klump]

Probably a while. Solid. Yeah, we can bring.

[Coop]

Do we just roast them behind their backs?

[Jeremy Klump]

We could. I mean, yeah, I guess we could ask them. And then if nobody.

[Coop]

Should we get Coop up here?

[Jeremy Klump]

Yeah, we definitely need Coop.

[Erin]

Coop will definitely come up.

[Jeremy Klump]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Hey, Coop, do you have a minute? All right. Hey, Jared, you have a minute?

[Coop]

No. He said no. One sec.

[Matt]

Two of the guys should come up here, chat about what happened. All right, we'll come up here with them.

[Coop]

He said no. One sec.

[Erin]

I don't know if y' all remember the episode before we went to the.

[Coop]

Reply.

[Erin]

The episode before we went to the Super Bowl. We said that we were going to record one while we were out there. And then the guys that stayed back and didn't go to the super bowl, we said that they were going to record. Obviously, you guys saw ours.

[Jeremy Klump]

No. One sec is also hilarious. I want to stay.

[Coop]

Are you back? Wait, hold on. Close the door.

[Matt]

Clumpy, let's go.

[Jeremy Klump]

We were just Talking about you 50 minutes ago.

[Matt]

Clumpinator.

[Erin]

You go to that?

[Coop]

Yeah, usually if you close one with the.

[Matt]

What's up, G?

[Jeremy Klump]

Now, this is. This is a squad right here.

[Erin]

There's something. There's something up because Jared's saying, hold on.

[Jared Beeman]

No, you don't need to.

[Matt]

Nope, I don't.

[Coop]

You don't get to come in here

[Matt]

and just say, no, I don't want to perjure myself.

[Jeremy Klump]

I have met with legal guidance. Clump will be representing me in this case.

[Coop]

Clump, take it away.

[Jared Beeman]

So what questions do you have, boys?

[Matt]

Damn. You just leaving?

[Jared Beeman]

I can answer. I can answer. Why.

[Coop]

Damn, that's so sad.

[Jeremy Klump]

How much do you know? That's soft.

[Coop]

My client has told me, don't do this.

[Erin]

Yeah, don't do this. You literally said in our group chat there needs to be an episode of Inside.

[Jared Beeman]

I did find out a wrinkle of why they didn't record.

[Coop]

They did record, though, on Zoom.

[Jared Beeman]

On Zoom.

[Coop]

Okay.

[Erin]

Say some. That we took their equipment.

[Jared Beeman]

I was told there was no equipment to record when they came up here. I think studio was not set up.

[Coop]

I think Jared has a podcast of his own.

[Matt]

Does Jared do a podcast? Is he not a producer for our gambling show? Does that mean he. They just. So if the equipment's not here for us, we just don't have to work? That's what I'm hearing. I think if we don't have equipment in my clients. We don't need to work.

[Jared Beeman]

In my client's defense, I think it should have been set up for him.

[Matt]

That's.

[Jeremy Klump]

How much is your client paying?

[Erin]

That is the biggest I have ever heard.

[Matt]

The guys who are producing shows here for us should have the guys who are working for a whole week in San Francisco make sure that they're spoon fed and can do their work. So they.

[Coop]

We.

[Matt]

Unless I'm confusing where this is going.

[Erin]

Hold on, hold on. So, yeah.

[Coop]

You find yourself in a situation.

[Jared Beeman]

I feel confident because.

[Matt]

Because club is our head of house.

[Jared Beeman]

Jared. Jared worked very, very hard during super bowl week and the off week as well. Shout out to Jared.

[Matt]

We're not saying he didn't work.

[Erin]

What I'm saying is, but I will

[Jared Beeman]

say it did not have a. A capable recording studio to walk into and he had other work to do. So he didn't have the time. He was on the clock for bus in to.

[Coop]

Was Jared the only one that worked last week?

[Jared Beeman]

Well, I'm saying I'm representing my client.

[Jeremy Klump]

He was grinding.

[Coop]

He was grinding. We're not crediting that, but how many people did you hire recently?

[Jared Beeman]

Again, my client is Jared.

[Matt (guest)]

We have a new sign.

[Coop]

What's it say?

[Jared Beeman]

As I said, I'm on retainer.

[Coop]

So mad. I laughed at that.

[Jared Beeman]

My client is. If there's one person who deserves no blame, it's my client, Jared Beeman. So I want that to be known.

[Matt]

Okay.

[Jared Beeman]

There's other people you want to bring up in question. That's on you guys.

[Jeremy Klump]

Who do you think we should bring up to question based off what your client has told you?

[Jared Beeman]

Have you brought up chef yet?

[Jeremy Klump]

We have not.

[Jared Beeman]

I think chef should be the next one to be brought up. He is not my client.

[Coop]

I also just want to like where I'm confused is the frustration that you showed that there was no episode put out last week. We have it in writing.

[Jared Beeman]

I did not get perfect information on the. That nothing was set up.

[Matt]

I.

[Jared Beeman]

That's why I was confused on why they didn't record.

[Erin]

If we're being honest and candid, that is because those. The tripods that these cameras were on were downstairs. Some people.

[Jared Beeman]

The information I was given by my client, it was not set up and suitable to record in. And that's why they did zoom. I still think they should release the zoom.

[Coop]

I'm just gonna. We're gonna. Because I'm gonna say things that the

[Jared Beeman]

zoom should have went out were my words. We should have released an episode.

[Erin]

Yeah.

[Coop]

Coop welcome back, dude.

[Jeremy Klump]

Coop.

[Erin]

All right.

[Gary]

You're good.

[Coop]

Yeah, you're good.

[Erin]

Because the more you're here, the more we're gonna say stuff that we don't want to say.

[Jared Beeman]

I stand by my client.

[Coop]

No, you're good.

[Jared Beeman]

I stand by my client, Jared Beeman. I believe it should have been.

[Coop]

Is that what y' all were glazing each other all day yesterday about?

[Jared Beeman]

This is a setup against Jared.

[Matt]

No, we're questioning everyone.

[Coop]

We'll just cut all that.

[Matt]

All right. And cut.

[Coop]

When are in a year reviews and

[Jeremy Klump]

can they be done on the podcast?

[Erin]

So how was.

[Coop]

No, first off. First off.

[Gary]

Is this one on?

[Coop]

Yeah, first off, dude, it's good to see you. Good to see you a lot.

[Jeremy Klump]

Mr. Versatility right here.

[Coop]

I'm telling you, if you had one job.

[Gary]

Kind of nervous right now.

[Coop]

No, no, no.

[Gary]

More nervous than I was.

[Coop]

That diffused everything. You're good.

[Jeremy Klump]

We're team Coop. Also, like.

[Matt]

Yeah, all Team Coop.

[Coop]

You vibes, you had them boys in orange.

[Jeremy Klump]

Yeah, we just want to know about the week.

[Gary]

Yeah, I tried. You know, Mitch asked me this the other day, and it's gonna be so boring because, like, legit. It was just, like, really nothing special happened. Besides, you know, the files, the unreleased files, which.

[Erin]

What does it say?

[Matt]

So now they want to be paid for the work that they get paid to do.

[Coop]

Next. Next sign that comes up, just ignore it.

[Jeremy Klump]

Unless it's funny.

[Coop]

Yeah, unless. Yeah, true.

[Jeremy Klump]

Unless they take another person hostage.

[Matt]

The.

[Gary]

But speaking of the orange, I will shout out Derek for that. You know, I wasn't gonna remind everybody. Sunday coming in your orange, I want to see who remembered right.

[Coop]

Shouldn't have to love that.

[Matt]

Everyone wear their individual orange to work. Or did y' all go to Walmart and buy orange?

[Gary]

That came later. So when we recorded. When we recorded the file, that was. That was not Monday. That. That was, I think, Wednesday or Tuesday. But Monday, I wanted everybody to show up in orange. You know, I set the tone. I show up in orange, and I think the only other two were. I think Ryan showed up in orange, and then Sherm kind of cobbled together some orange from the shop.

[Matt]

Bounce some orange around.

[Gary]

Yeah, but, like, you know, that's. That's more than just being like, yeah, Matt.

[Jeremy Klump]

Oh, damn.

[Coop]

No,

[Matt]

damn.

[Gary]

Anyway, the orange shirt, they all shot

[Matt]

at there because, hey, man, damn, this is time.

[Jeremy Klump]

Who carries the office, like, in these weeks? Or is it just pretty quiet?

[Gary]

It was pretty quiet. I mean, I don't know what Matt said already.

[Matt]

Like, he hasn't said much.

[Coop]

Yeah, he really hasn't said much good.

[Matt]

Actually.

[Coop]

Yeah, Anything Coop said good.

[Gary]

But Derek went to Walmart and bought, like, a little tiny bulk pack of the orange shirts so that we could get dialed for the. The Zoom that we thought was gonna

[Jeremy Klump]

be funny for the file.

[Gary]

I. I really want. I want y'.

[Coop]

All.

[Gary]

I don't want y' all to see. I want you all to see this. It is funny.

[Coop]

Like, so it isn't deleted.

[Erin]

Apparently, it's on unfindable.

[Gary]

Yeah, see, I don't know about that.

[Jeremy Klump]

I don't.

[Gary]

I don't have my hands in the. In that jar.

[Coop]

You're just talent.

[Gary]

Yeah, I'm just talent. Hey, I'll get Matt. Matt. To Matt's credit on. When he. When we all kind of realized this was a train wreck, I think I said it on the episode, like, we're not releasing this. And I kept fucking around with my. I kept around with my background. That's why you had the Celtic Shack, Remember? That's how I felt recording the pod. I was like, we're washed. That's why I put that on there.

[Jeremy Klump]

We actually shouted out, celtic shack.

[Gary]

Really?

[Jeremy Klump]

Episode 36, Matt.

[Gary]

Matt tried to bring us all up. Matt tried to save.

[Jeremy Klump]

Was on his way up in the range.

[Erin]

Was there someone that was derailing it, or was it just kind of not good chemistry?

[Matt]

It's got a chemistry, too.

[Coop]

We.

[Matt]

I will. We'll give you that credit.

[Gary]

The zoom idea was funny in theory, and then, like, we all kind of dispersed and got on zoom, and it's like, should have game planned it better. Like, I don't want to. Like, I might be the one to blame because we said on episode. I guess it was 34.

[Erin]

34.

[Gary]

And I, like, y' all directly told me, hey, y' all should get an episode recording. Like, that kind of falls on me. I texted Mitch during the episode of, like, hey, man, I got bad news.

[Coop]

Yeah. I was like.

[Gary]

I was like, we're not gonna. This episode ain't going out.

[Erin]

Yeah, but then you said, we're gonna record later. So I'm like, all right.

[Gary]

And then we were gonna record later, and that falls on all of us, kind of. And then we were gonna record Monday when Bryce was in and with Bryce that we didn't.

[Erin]

I will say the one video y' all made of the wheel and, like, he was in shock.

[Jeremy Klump]

That was funny.

[Gary]

That was funny.

[Matt]

Very funny.

[Erin]

Good.

[Gary]

Maybe Sherm's best performance yet. Yeah, that was another credit to Derek.

[Coop]

That look away grin is all time funny. It's his new contact photo for me.

[Jeremy Klump]

Do we give them another chance to record an episode next week?

[Matt]

Yes, I think so. We'll have the mics. We'll have them set up. We'll avoid that.

[Jeremy Klump]

No, no. Just to, like. Just so y', all, there's an episode out.

[Gary]

I thought I was hopping back in the trenches.

[Jeremy Klump]

Yeah. Redemption episode.

[Coop]

If you guys want to set it up and provide the silver spoon, you can. I will not be participating.

[Gary]

I know it's already probably been talked about, but. And I don't. I don't know any of this stuff.

[Erin]

I.

[Gary]

You know, I do graphics, but they're like.

[Coop]

Yeah, speaking.

[Gary]

They're like, none of the equipment's here, which I did on Zoom. Then I was like, all right. And then I guess you could still get it done on Zoom, but we just didn't. So I really don't know. No excuses from us there.

[Coop]

No chemistry, no heart.

[Matt]

Would you guys want another?

[Gary]

Matt showed heart, though.

[Jeremy Klump]

Yeah, there you go. I think Matt wants an opportunity.

[Matt]

You want another shot?

[Erin]

It's any time to be on camera.

[Jeremy Klump]

Think there's.

[Matt (guest)]

We're a good group of funny guys.

[Erin Andrews]

It just.

[Jeremy Klump]

It just.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[Matt]

Wasn't prepared well.

[Gary]

So I think, hey, we're personable setting.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[Gary]

We're 37 episodes in.

[Jeremy Klump]

Like, we.

[Gary]

We earned. This is chemistry.

[Matt]

We've earned. Amen.

[Gary]

We didn't have it.

[Matt]

That's true.

[Gary]

We didn't have it. I bet if we went back and looked at episode one, it wouldn't be this smooth.

[Jeremy Klump]

And Coop's a unique piece because.

[Coop]

What do you mean?

[Jeremy Klump]

He's a part of this, George. He's a part of the other team.

[Gary]

Wait, say that again.

[Jeremy Klump]

You're a part of this. No, it's good.

[Coop]

It's a great thing.

[Jeremy Klump]

I say you're a unique piece because you're a part of this team and you're a part of the other team

[Matt]

on the middle, and you're the leader of the other.

[Coop]

That's why I'm bl. That's why I didn't like literally saying B team. That's why I didn't like you saying B team.

[Gary]

Yeah, but it's. It's endearment.

[Erin]

Maybe we should leave it up to the comments. If they want a B team episode, give them another shot.

[Coop]

Or.

[Gary]

They were all over that Instagram post.

[Matt]

They were. Dropped the files, man.

[Jared Beeman]

And then.

[Gary]

And then it felt like an even bigger burden for me because I had, like, five different comments tagging me. Like, release it.

[Jeremy Klump]

I was like, fuck.

[Gary]

They watched the last episode. They knew I was in charge.

[Coop]

That's funny.

[Jeremy Klump]

Well, it sounds like we have some. Some unfinished business. We should.

[Gary]

We should really.

[Coop]

I don't know where.

[Gary]

Screenshots that Matt took of the.

[Jeremy Klump]

Yeah.

[Gary]

Us in orange just to give him

[Coop]

a taste of what it looked like.

[Matt]

Honestly, I need that. I think there's a shot for it.

[Jeremy Klump]

Yeah, I think so too.

[Matt]

And we can make all of this. We can all come together as one, and then maybe y' all can interview a couple of us.

[Jeremy Klump]

It's loading, for sure.

[Erin]

I don't know.

[Coop]

I don't know if we have enough equipment.

[Matt]

Not enough equipment.

[Matt (guest)]

Share mice.

[Matt]

Yeah, well, we need to see a b team episode first to make sure that that chemistry would work on camera.

[Gary]

I hope it's out. Y' all can see it if it's not really gone.

[Matt]

How long is it? Do you know?

[Gary]

I bet it was, like, 30 minutes.

[Jeremy Klump]

Watch. It's like three hours.

[Coop]

Three hours.

[Matt (guest)]

I was pulling on chatgpt,

[Coop]

but then

[Gary]

Matt would cut people off and be like, that's a bad answer. That's a bad answer.

[Erin]

That sounds about right. He was cutting off my story about being a Charleston.

[Coop]

So his dog died.

[Gary]

Mitch, I think one of the questions was, like, what would y' all want to be on, like, for Halloween?

[Coop]

Hey, you're really moving up.

[Gary]

Like, dude, it's February.

[Jeremy Klump]

Just like that.

[Matt (guest)]

I said, if you could wear one Halloween costume every day for the rest of your life, okay, what would it be? That's a good question.

[Jeremy Klump]

What would yours be?

[Matt (guest)]

Mine was

[Jeremy Klump]

probably some extremely handsome, like, rich guy. What were you talking. You were on something this Halloween.

[Matt]

Like,

[Coop]

afro to the. For the disco fit.

[Jeremy Klump]

That's what it was.

[Coop]

Well, no, I was.

[Matt (guest)]

Do I want. I always wanted to be John Travolta, which he is a handsome cat, but I really like Saturday night fever and, like, I wanted to be a disco guy. I want to wear bell bottoms.

[Jeremy Klump]

You're like, one. The afro is chopped. It's like, this is disco.

[Matt]

I know.

[Jeremy Klump]

My fault. Now you're just dressed up with a button. Button down with three extra buttons under some players.

[Erin]

I saw him that night, too. He was active. Feel good.

[Jeremy Klump]

Feel great.

[Erin]

Let us know in the comments if you want to see a b team episode.

[Matt]

And if you want to see a b team and a team versus combined after combo team solo, check it out

[Erin]

and we will see y' all Mark smart episode next week.

[Coop]

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[Matt]

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[Coop]

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[Coop]

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[Matt]

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[Coop]

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[Jeremy Klump]

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[Coop]

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