Thanksgiving Recap + Our Spotify Wrapped | Inside The Bus

Summary

Podcast Summary

Podcast: Bussin' With The Boys
Episode: Thanksgiving Recap + Our Spotify Wrapped | Inside The Bus
Date: December 5, 2025
Hosts: Will Compton & Taylor Lewan (with crew: Jack, JP, Addie, Mitch, Brooks, Garrett)

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Main Theme

This episode delivers a lively post-Thanksgiving debrief as the Bussin’ With The Boys crew gathers for episode 28 ("The CJ2K Episode"). They trade stories from their various Thanksgiving celebrations, share food highlights, recap friend-family traditions, and then transition into a full breakdown of each member's Spotify (and Apple Music) Wrapped for 2025, sparking playful banter and revealing musical tastes (and surprises). The episode captures the boys’ camaraderie, roasts, and authentic reflections as the year winds down.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Thanksgiving Recap & Traditions

[02:52 – 12:54]

• Gathering at Taylor's House: Several members spent Thanksgiving together at Taylor’s, enjoying food, games, and meeting families.
  • Jack describes meeting the Malone family: "They kind of dig on Matt just as much as we do. ... It's all love." (03:21)
• Legendary Dessert Spread:
  • Jack notes, “The cookies were gone. ... Which made me feel good” (07:50), and “Sweet potato casserole ... was unreal. Shout out, Jason. Shout out, Taylon. The cinnamon rolls that she made were banging.” (09:07)
  • Humorous moment when Jack debates whether to take leftover pie home.
• Thanksgiving Activities:
  • Addie has a low-key day with family, bonfires, and football (10:53).
  • Garrett and Addie recount spending the holiday with family in Texas, including traditional golf outings: "Out of all the people in the world that play golf one time a year, I might be in that top percentile." – Garrett (13:54)
• Turkey Bowl & Local Traditions:
  • Crew laments not having enough people to do a Turkey Bowl together and describes the agency football games in Nashville (14:24).
• Flag Football League Drama:
  • Mitch recounts getting suspended for a (borderline) tackle in flag football, with group debate over whether the suspension was justified (15:55 – 18:54).
    • "Is the suspension justified?" JP asks listeners to comment. (17:36)
  • Video of the play is discussed; Jack says, “I did tackle him. ... I think both sides are at fault.” (18:39)
• Family Encounters:
  • Parents are coming to town for Brooks’ graduation, stoking jokes about in-law meetings and parent dynamics (20:31).

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2. Playground Antics & Childhood Mishaps

[25:39 – 29:16]

• Jokes about playground injuries after Jack's Thanksgiving trips to an “elite playground” in Atlanta, including video of him doing a (not entirely successful) backflip on a swing:
  • “The flip on the swing set just kind of happened out of nowhere. ... I got my ankle out and just landed like on all fours almost.” – JP (26:09)
• Crew members recall breaking bones, with Jack noting Foul broke his femur as a kid: "Just like literally like a half body cast down all the way." (29:18)

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3. Spotify Wrapped Deep Dive

[30:49 – 53:01]

• Each member shares their 2025 Spotify Wrapped (and Apple Replay), revealing top artists, top songs, and "listening ages."
• Funny Wrinkle: Addie’s listening age is “72” (35:32), Jack’s is “24”, Garrett’s is “34”, and Mitch has “20”.
• Reactions and Surprises:
  • Addie: “Future Hendrix” is #1 (34:48), with Future in top 2% of listeners, but her top song is Morgan Wallen.
  • Garrett: Drake and The Weeknd top his artists, with some skepticism about Tory Lanez making his list based on a single album replay. “I couldn’t name another song.” (36:35)
  • JP dives into jam bands and classic rock (Dead & Co, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin), noting his actual streaming on Nugs.net for live music (40:07).
  • Brooks’ list is heavy on Future, Gunna, Morgan Wallen, Drake (42:01).
  • Jack is proud Linkin Park made his top 5: “Go on a big Linkin Park year.” (33:17)
• Thoughts on the Algorithm:
  • Skepticism about how Spotify calculates top artists, especially when a short obsession with one artist can outweigh others (51:44).
  • JP flags new Spotify policy allowing users to “customize” Wrapped for a fee—everyone agrees it’s whack: “So you can pay for the premium ... where you can choose who your top five are, which is whack.” – JP (52:23)
• Notable Quotes:
  • “That’s toxic.” – Brooks, on being in the top 2% of Future listeners (35:01)
  • “I think your listening age on Spotify would be like 18.” – Jack to Brooks (43:51)
  • “My top podcast listen is Bad Friends … When Bobby Lee pops up on your phone, it’s like, hold on, we have FaceTiming right now.” – Addie (35:43)
• Discrepancies & Artist Representation:
  • Most have artists they expected to see missing, and random inclusions (e.g., Lana Del Rey, Tory Lanez) are met with laughter and light-hearted mockery (50:20).

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4. Podcast and Sports Rankings

[53:12 – 54:14]

• Bussin’ With the Boys is back in the Top 10 sports podcasts at year-end (53:12).
• Discussion of what classifies a sports podcast and surprise at some genre-blending shows in the top 10.
• Aspiration: “Top 10 inside the bus. Top 10 next year.” (54:15)

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5. Blackout Wednesday and Nashville Social Life

[60:31 – 63:19]

• Brooks asks, "When is the acceptable age to end Blackout Wednesday?" Group agrees mid-to-late 20s is about right, with stories of hangovers and lingering high school traditions.
• Bar-hopping and going out in Nashville/Brentwood after coming home from college: “We just go do random like that.” – Addie (62:25)
• Reflection on how social patterns change as you age and friend groups shift.

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6. Wrapping Up & Looking Ahead

[63:19 – 64:46]

• Plans for future holiday-themed episodes (Dirty Santa/Pollyanna), poking fun at regional naming differences.
• Encouragement for listeners to comment on Mitch’s flag football suspension: “Also, don’t forget to comment if Mitch’s suspension justice for was justified.” – JP (64:46)
• Classic sign-off: “Subscribe like comment anything you think we can discuss next week.” (64:46)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “Out of all the people in the world that play golf one time a year, I might be in that top percentile.” – Garrett, reflecting on Thanksgiving golf (13:54)
• “I did tackle him. Like, I’m not saying I’m in the right, but I’m also not saying ... I think both sides are at fault.” – Jack, on his flag football suspension (18:39)
• “My listening age is 72.” – Addie (35:32), with laughter from the group.
• “You can pay for the premium ... where you can customize your Wrapped. ... So lame.” – JP (52:23)
• “We do need to get the squad together. ... That was fun.” – Addie, on future hangs (63:05)
• “Fighting Cats on the day of thanks ... Sounds like a band.” – Addie and Jack, riffing on Thanksgiving chaos (62:54)
• “Thank you again for tuning in. Subscribe like comment anything you think we can discuss next week.” – JP (64:46)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• 02:52 – Thanksgiving stories & family hijinks
• 07:27 – Food/dessert debates and leftovers
• 15:55 – Flag football league suspension story
• 25:39 – Playground stunts and childhood injuries
• 30:49 – Spotify Wrapped deep dive (continues through ~53:00)
• 53:12 – Podcast ranking celebration
• 60:31 – Blackout Wednesday, going out, and hometown bar culture
• 63:19 – End-of-year plans, episode wrap-up

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Tone & Style

The episode’s tone is irreverent, friendly, and fast-paced with the authentic banter of close friends. Roasting and storytelling are abundant (“That’s toxic!” “Are you really the top 2% of Future listeners?”), and the talk constantly circles between sports, music, and group antics.

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For listeners craving post-holiday laughs, a peek at friend/family chaos, and some unexpectedly honest music confessions, this episode delivers.

Transcript

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[Addie]

4:53 hits. We're legal shooting light. And he gives us this one last.

[Jack]

Ch.

And he pitches off. And when he pitches off, he flies right into the gun barrel. I said to the cameraman, do you have him?

[Mitch]

He said, shoot him.

[JP]

I said, justin, shoot. You can download this episode and others from Lines and tines with Spencer Graves on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome back to another episode of Inside the Bus. We took last week off. We are mourning the loss of Matt Malone's very last Blackout Wednesday. Moment of silence for that, and thank you. This is episode 28. We like to go and name athletes, and these guys can go in, but the only athlete that matters me that war number 28 is the CJ2K, Chris Johnson. It's very good to be back, though, fellas.

[Addie]

How was like a 6, 7 celebration.

[JP]

That he used to do the Choppa City juke? Very legendary. Very legendary. Especially when Derrick Henry did it.

[Jack]

I mean, you got to hit it with him.

[JP]

I did. That was awesome. Whenever I look back on that video, I'm reminded of how wide I am. But.

So like, that kind of like kind of a tough watch. But then I'm like, dude, that's a must. If I. If I had, if I knew that was gonna happen when I was like, 11 years old.

It would have been game over. But, yeah, shout out CJ2K in the 28 episode. Next week 29 episode, because we're getting awfully close to 30 in JP's birthday. But we'll wait. We'll wait on that. We'll wait on that. But, yeah. Welcome back, guys. Any notable things that happened on Thanksgiving?

[Jack]

I was at Taylor's.

[JP]

Yeah.

[Addie]

Was that three years? Four years.

[Jack]

Been here for three years. So three years.

[Addie]

Three years in a row.

[Jack]

Got to actually meet Mr. The. The Malone family.

[Addie]

Let's go.

[Jack]

And they're.

[Mitch]

They're the best dad live up to the hype that we've seen on. He would, like, go follow him.

[Jack]

He can just. He can just hold a room. Like, he'll just be like, hey, Taylor, do you know so and so. Yeah, so I actually, like, worked with him before and then just was, like, talking to him.

[Addie]

Don't fall from the.

[Jack]

Actually a good guy, but, like, the Mr. And Mrs. Malone are the best. They're. They kind of dig on mad just as much as we do. So it's kind of like. And that's like, dude, don't. Don't make fun of me. Like, anything they say, don't listen to it. But it's like, Matt, they do the same thing we do. Like, it's all love.

[Brooks]

I love.

[JP]

Have you gone through Matt's dad's Instagram? No, I.

[Jack]

But Matt. I kind of went through it with Matt the one time, and he said it's like.

[Brooks]

It is.

[JP]

Would your dad be upset if on our, like, inside the bus socials, we reposted some of his stuff?

[Brooks]

I don't think so.

[JP]

Maybe you can clear that, because there's a couple that I have in mind that I would love to repost, like, with your dad's header attached to it. Yeah, he. He.

[Brooks]

His social media is crazy. He got kicked off Twitter because the bishop of Nashville ban church league basketball. And this is, like, three years ago. And my dad. It wasn't. Yeah, I was the bishop. My dad was like, hate tweeting him. Like, you lose. Yeah. He was like, they'll let the kids play. And then one time.

[Mitch]

Shut up and pray.

[Garrett]

This is.

[Brooks]

This was what my. I kicked my dad off for. There was a Logan's ad.

[JP]

Oh, well, like you, it was collective. I was gonna say, man, if you aren't on Twitter, they post full pussy on Twitter.

[Jack]

Hanging brain.

[JP]

Yeah. Like, so I'm like, did he threaten someone's life?

[Jack]

No, Twitter didn't kick him off. The Malone's kicked him off.

[Brooks]

Yeah, the Malones kicked.

[JP]

That almost seems more serious, though.

[Brooks]

Yeah, there was a what? I was like, dad, you got to stop. There was a Logan's ad, and it was just like, half price wings. And he just, like, quote, like, tweets back at that moon was like, hey, spiraling down chain. Like, get your shit together. Was there last week. This place sucks. And I was like. I was like, dad, it's an ad. You know, they're not seeing it.

[Mitch]

Dude, this makes more sense why he's afraid to tweet.

[JP]

Yeah, he did.

[Mitch]

It's a childhood trauma.

[JP]

He doesn't want to become his father's son. Which you already are.

[Brooks]

I'm already am, for sure.

[JP]

But think about your dad. You think he even considered sending that tweet? No. He just did it, right? Yeah. It was secondhand nature.

[Jack]

He didn't care who was seeing it. I'm. I have no room to speak because I don't tweet.

[Addie]

So I tweeted at an ad.

[Brooks]

He tweeted an ad. And then he.

[Mitch]

He was.

[Brooks]

There was like a Philip Rivers hall of Fame thing or whatever. He was like, you're no Drew Brees or something. Like, he was. He was just. Hate tweeting forever.

[JP]

I mean, that's just. He's just tweeting.

[Addie]

That's just. Yeah. Twitter.

[Brooks]

He lets it fly more than me.

[Mitch]

You don't let it fly at all.

[Brooks]

That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying.

[JP]

I think we should give you X amount of tweets that you need to hit by Christmas. And if you don't, you have to tell your dad to get back on Twitter.

[Brooks]

All right, I'll do your dad.

[Addie]

Your dad gets to run your Twitter.

[JP]

I don't know.

[Brooks]

Plate in the. God, now.

[JP]

I mean, how many days we have till Christmas? 22. 22 days till Christmas. I mean, I'm saying something like 50 tweets at least. That's like averaging two and a half tweets.

[Mitch]

Two and a half a day.

[Garrett]

Nothing.

[JP]

That's nothing. You can hit that before breakfast.

[Brooks]

Okay.

[Mitch]

You could literally do 50 tweets in two days and it wouldn't be too much.

[Brooks]

Damn.

[Addie]

Huh?

[Garrett]

Survive.

[Mitch]

Thinking about how great you could be.

[Garrett]

Man.

Don'T give away my water. It's like the last drop left, but.

[Brooks]

Yeah, Taylor's was lit. Got to hang out with Mitch and everybody. I'll just add on to that. Super fun.

[Jack]

Yeah. Met Ryan's mom and sister. Yeah, they're super sweet Jersey people. So northeast after my own heart. Dave and foul were just hanging out.

[Mitch]

Big Dave.

[Jack]

Big Dave. Big. Big Dave and foul were just. We played werewolf, and them two were just sitting over there on the side, and foul kept saying, like, hey, this tryptophan from this. This turkey's kicking in right now. Dave's like, I know, like falling asleep. But Dave was just talking, like about getting high.

[Addie]

Who's Dave?

[Jack]

Big Dave.

[Addie]

Who's Big Dave?

[Jack]

Luan.

[Addie]

Oh, okay.

[Jack]

Yeah.

[Addie]

I didn't know we called him Big Dave.

[Jack]

Remember on the stream one time I.

[Addie]

Was like, big Dave. Oh, right, right. Yeah, yeah. You lost me.

[Jack]

Yeah. I mean, it was fun.

[Mitch]

I mean, how's that dessert spread this year?

[Jack]

Unreal.

[Mitch]

You went in?

[Jack]

Oh, yeah. I took a. I wanted to. So I found. I do this every year. We don't get anything until we're on our way to Taylor, so we always stop at the same Kroger. And what did you bring? We got a pie or two pies and I got two things of cookies. Cookies were gone.

[Mitch]

They were hit Nice.

[Jack]

Which made me feel good.

[Mitch]

Great underrated feeling too, by the way. You bring something that just gets demolished asap.

[Jack]

Then the pie. Cuz I think Jason or Taylon made a. Like a homemade pumpkin pie and I just bought one. The store. The. The homemade one, as it should been, was ran through. Mine just had like a piece a slice cut out of it. Like, do I just take the whole thing home? I kind of wanted to, but I'm like, I don't. Like, there's still some people here. I might just leave it because the other pumpkin pie is running low. I'm just going to leave it. So I. But it's nice to get like a leftover take home plate. Had that for dinner the next day. Like it was. The food is just unreal.

[Mitch]

They got ham?

[Jack]

Oh, yeah, they had the. But it's not. I wouldn't say it's like normal ham. It was like. It was like kind of like that. Like. And it's like flat right here, if that makes sense.

[Brooks]

I feel like it was thick. What you mean some thick ham?

[Jack]

It was thicker, but it was like. I don't know how to describe it.

[Mitch]

It was like a half circle. Half.

[Jack]

Yeah, like a little bit of an oval. And it was like flat on the bottom. But they were thicker.

[Mitch]

Yeah, yeah, I know what you're talking about.

[Addie]

That's like the cartoon. I think I had like three different eggs and ham.

[Jack]

Three different types of stuffing. I think my something that is really starting to go up on my list of Thanksgiving foods is sweet potato casserole.

[JP]

Just.

[Jack]

It was unreal. Shout out, Jason. Shout out, Taylon. The cinnamon rolls that she made were banging.

[Mitch]

I mean, did y' all weigh in or. No?

[Jack]

No, it's because Taylor couldn't compete because of his gout. He's like, nobody's doing it.

[Addie]

What did he.

[Brooks]

He was eating like eggs.

[Jack]

He had like a, like a special plate made for him. But then I think he did go in for like a plate of real food.

But he definitely didn't go in as, like, as much as she normally does. But overall, great time. It was fun seeing the Chandlers. Matt almost didn't stand up when Michael walked in the room to shake his hand.

[Brooks]

Bull.

[Addie]

He.

[Jack]

He eventually did.

He started shaking his hand and then.

[Brooks]

No, I was just mid.

[Addie]

He keeps just mid sentence there.

[Brooks]

I. I went to stand up and.

[Jack]

Shake his hand, but you, like, you guys were touching hands before you stood up.

[Brooks]

I got long ass arms. I knew what I was doing.

[JP]

Were you wearing a hat, mister?

[Jack]

He wasn't, no. It was Thanksgiving, bro. He was vineyard.

[Brooks]

I was dripped. I had a vest on.

[Jack]

He was the most Chad I've ever seen anybody.

[Addie]

We didn't get a photo.

[Brooks]

I don't think we. We were just stuffing our faces.

I had a crazy fit on. Crazy.

[Addie]

What'd you have on?

[Brooks]

Just like something.

[Jack]

Something that I Never minds. Vest. The vv A plaid, like, button down shirt. And I literally saw him walking in from Taylor's man cave with the windows. I'm like, holy frat boy.

[Brooks]

That was.

[Jack]

But you owned it. You were. You weren't like, bro.

Yeah, I don't worn this since 18.

[Brooks]

Yeah. I was like, hey, this is Thanksgiving. I can't. I can't wear the pashmina, so let's put on a vest.

[Mitch]

It was good.

[Addie]

Next best thing.

[Jack]

Anyways. How was all your guys's Thanksgiving?

[Addie]

Mine was pretty low key. It was just me, my two of my younger siblings, and then my dad and stepmom down at the lake. It was freezing, so we couldn't really do anything on the water, but did some fires, did a little bonfire action and then just hung out. Watch football. Truly just watched football.

[Jack]

Your Black Friday video of knock your socks off was so funny.

[Addie]

Yeah. Coleman and Maddie really bought in. Coleman was truly frustrated that we could not get it to work because in our brains, you know, you're like thinking that it's just gonna like ruin rocket launch off. Just like, boom, like take off. And the first time we did it and nothing happened, we fell in the floor laughing so hard. We did it enough times that Jeff was like trying to like, we were outside doing chores per usual. And at one point Jeff's like, so are you guys done? Like, are you gonna like, can we just finish this job and, like, go back inside?

[Jack]

He's gonna keep working.

[Addie]

Yeah. So it was a good time. Good time. A lot of food. Slept eight. Coleman brought the. The game down. Got a couple runs in.

[Jack]

Hell yeah.

[Addie]

Can't complain. Started training things.

[Garrett]

I need to start that.

[Addie]

Yeah.

[JP]

You've never seen it all. Just the new season.

[Garrett]

The new. The new season.

[Addie]

Yeah, brother.

[Garrett]

Yeah. I'm caught up.

[Addie]

I need. I need to finish.

[Garrett]

Are you not caught? Yeah.

[Addie]

I need to watch 3 and 4.

[Jack]

Okay.

[Garrett]

I think Simmon was good. Mean Addie went to Texas to spend with my family, so.

[Mitch]

Whoa.

[Jack]

Yeah.

[Garrett]

Second time in Texas Friday. So this they little familiarity, but holiday. Holiday. Yeah. First holiday.

[Jack]

Where's she from?

[Garrett]

She's from Florida.

[Jack]

Okay.

[Garrett]

So I stole her away. But we're. I'm gonna go to Florida for Christmas, so nice go. Nice trade off. But we went. We got to do a little bit of Keller, and then we went to the lake. Out to the lake. Thanksgiving evening, like, right after the Cowboys game. But it was nice. Got to see some friends. It was funny. The Wednesday, like, the day before Thanksgiving, my brother's wife stole her away to do, like, a girls day in Dallas. So mean camp. Just hung out and I got to go to lunch with, like, a couple friends in camp. So that was really fun.

[Mitch]

And then did she enjoy the girls day?

[Garrett]

Yeah, I mean, they just went and did girly stuff. So good.

[Mitch]

She's meshing well.

[Addie]

Yeah. So.

[Garrett]

So honestly, I just chilled with camp all day. It was kind of a vibe shout out to camp. And then Thanksgiving morning, we did our boys thing, which is just golf. We did this, like, this golf Thanksgiving tournament. And they like, when they. When they met G, they told him to, like, get me golfing more. It hasn't happened, but that was my first time golfing and maybe. Maybe since last Thanksgiving. And I probably. I play pretty well. Like, I can hit the ball not consistently, but when I hit it.

[Addie]

Did you say the other day you were like, coop's telling this story to us. And Coop's like, yeah, I just really wouldn't hit my irons.

[Garrett]

And I'm never consistently. Consistently.

[Addie]

He was like, you play one time a year. Talk about being consistent.

[Garrett]

I will say, out of all the people in the world that play golf one time a year, I might be in that top percentile.

[Addie]

Let's go. Think about if you play twice.

[Mitch]

We need a house. Double it.

[Jack]

Would you shoot?

[JP]

I would win.

[Garrett]

We did a tournament. It was me.

[JP]

I would win that tournament. Unfortunately. Coop.

[Addie]

Yeah.

[Jack]

Jack's Pretty.

[JP]

Pretty good for one time a year kind of guy.

[Garrett]

That's fine. I'm in the top percent.

[JP]

That wasn't meant coming.

[Jack]

Yeah.

[Garrett]

Yeah.

[JP]

But obviously we would play together.

[Addie]

Over.

[Garrett]

That's what we did on things. And then.

[Addie]

So it's a great Thanksgiving tradition.

[Jack]

That's bro. I wish, like, obviously, y'. All. None of us live here except y' all too. But you guys go somewhere else. Like, Jack went to Atlanta and you go into the lake. I wish we had enough people to stay here to do a Turkey bowl. I feel like that would be so much fun. I don't know how. Like, because we did one back home. I don't know if you guys, like, just not enough people are around for, like, your friends in Nashville. But, like, that would be so much fun, in my opinion.

[Mitch]

It's cool because CAA and wme, two big agencies in Nashville and across the country, they do a turkey bowl. CAA versus wme.

[Jack]

Oh, that's sick.

[Mitch]

Which is awesome.

[Jack]

You can play in it.

[Addie]

You bet on that?

[Mitch]

Not this year, but I'm pretty sure CAA won. And I think they've won the past couple years. Maybe could be spreading propaganda because I'm team caa.

[Addie]

But that's who you're signed to.

[Mitch]

I was. My contract just ran out. They said I might be getting a little bit too old upon my next birthday, so I might be looking somewhere else.

[JP]

They also do a co ed flag football tournament with all the agencies in Nashville.

[Brooks]

Yeah.

[JP]

I went to a last year because my friend Sydney works for CA also. Team CAA for sure. But it's all. It's pretty electric. Like, they. They really get after it out there. And I think CA won that as well.

[Garrett]

Yeah.

[Jack]

Yeah. I just feel like I've. Because I. I would go to my.

[Mitch]

You're suspended from your next game.

[Addie]

Are you did that. Is that what happened?

[Jack]

Yeah, I got him suspended for Friday.

[Garrett]

But still in the league.

[Jack]

Yeah, still in the league. They responded was like, we would give.

[Addie]

Some context because we didn't talk.

[Jack]

Oh, yeah. So if y' all check out my Twitter at Mitch Carley. I. I tackled a kid in flag.

But, like, it was warranted foul. Started talking and then, like, it escalated from there. And I did call him. I'm like, hey, you can talk. But, like, it needs to be to a point where it's like, just around. Not like we're starting fights, because that's what he likes to escalate it to. There was this little scrawny ginger kid.

[Addie]

Okay.

[Jack]

And suspended for two games and he, like, he fou. Talking to him and, like, he intercepted the ball and, like, chucked the ball at foul. I'm like, all right, if we're going to play that way, like, we can. And he gets, like, a little, like, hitch route, like, spins between two people. They miss their flag. And I'm just sitting there like a middle linebacker kind of ready. Not, like, trying to, like, break down and tackle him, but, like, all right, which way is he going to go? Because obviously you're not tackling in flag. He legitimately. And, like, if you go on my Twitter, you can see the video. He bolt. Like, he puts his shoulder down and, like, just runs into me. And it looks like I tried to tackle him, like, outside.

[Addie]

You picked him up.

[Jack]

But then. Then I realized he did that. I'm like, yeah, you're not about to do that. And I just.

[JP]

From the video, look, I think to an extent, the tackle is justified, but.

You didn't have to do them like that.

[Jack]

Yeah, but he's also, like, he wasn't.

[JP]

Like, lowering his shoulder. He was. He was running straight. He does not have lateral speed. And so that's all he had was just. I just had to move straight.

[Jack]

But. Okay, but if you saw. You see, you can see him brief.

[JP]

We're gonna put this video in there. We need you guys to drop in the comments. Is the suspension justified?

[Brooks]

He.

[Jack]

He did, like, go like that a little bit. And, like, I was not expecting him to, like, come right at me. So, like, he just hit my shoulder. Then I realized, like, a split second that's what he did. So then I tried to dump him, but I couldn't get his other leg. So then I just kind of, like, pushed him to.

[JP]

You put him in the dirt for sure.

[Jack]

Yeah. And then he got up, he said.

[Garrett]

What the fuck was that?

[Jack]

I'm like, bro, you're not a try to about to try and run over me.

[Mitch]

You gave that?

[Jack]

Yeah. And then I. I was like, back up. And then he comes back and, like, just walks away. And I'm like, no. Like, I wasn't overly mad. Like, I was mad, but I wasn't like, holy shit. But then they called the game after it, and then I got an email from the league saying, who was the player that was responsible for tackling this person? Like, due to the league policy, like, we need to know. Give a first, first name, last name. I responded, it was me. They said. They said, who was the player that picked up and slammed the opposing player? And I respond. I was like, I think picked up and Slammed is an exaggeration. He put his shoulder down into me.

[JP]

But it was foul.

[Jack]

I did tackle him. Like, I'm not saying I'm in the wrong, or I'm not saying I'm in the right, but I'm also not saying, like, I think both sides are at fault. Then they respond to. We're like, because the game got called because of you doing that, you're suspended for.

[Addie]

Weren't you guys killing them anyways?

[Jack]

Yeah, we were up, like, 30, so.

[Addie]

So does that count as a loss for you?

[Jack]

No, no, the game. No, we won. The game was like. They just called it because there was only, like, four or five minutes left. Well, like, they called it, like, we won.

[Addie]

Do you think a ref is the one that submitted?

[Jack]

No, the one ref was super chill. Like, he. Like, he's on one of the other.

[Addie]

Teams that seems fishing.

[Garrett]

Yeah.

[Addie]

Wait.

[JP]

Well, I feel like refs maybe is a protocol for them to reach out to, like, their league, rep this guy and then be like, hey, we didn't. The game because of.

[Jack]

This guy was yelling at the other ref because the other ref was up, and the other ref was, like, this new kid that, like, it was his first time reffing at Boost, so there's no way either of them did it. So it's definitely the other team that, like, snitched. Yeah. So I'm suspended for Friday. It's against one of the best teams.

[Addie]

Do you get to dress on the.

[Jack]

No, I'm not even allowed in the facility.

[Addie]

No way.

[JP]

Y' all play one of them?

[Jack]

Yeah.

[Brooks]

Oh, I can fix that for you. I worked at Boost. We can.

[Jack]

At this point, I'm like, I already have, like, something that came up for Friday.

[Brooks]

Like, I.

I know I can pull some strings. I'm serious.

[Addie]

Mean, what, he can walk in the building?

[Jack]

Yeah, yeah.

[Addie]

By himself?

[Jack]

Those refs aren't gonna care.

[Brooks]

I could get you in that game.

[Jack]

I mean, it's. I already have, like.

[Brooks]

Like, a. I've been suspended from a game before. I get that.

[Jack]

I have, like, plans that came up that I forgot about.

[Brooks]

You got a resi.

[Jack]

No, not a. Well, kind of, but it's not for me or Brooke. It's a bird. Like a surprise birthday thing.

[JP]

Hopefully they're not watching.

[Jack]

I know. I don't think. I don't think they are.

But, yeah. So it's like. It's like, it ends up working out, and then next week, we have a double header. My parents are coming in town for the game for Brooks graduation.

[Addie]

Oh, finally.

[Mitch]

This will be the first time Yalls parents are meeting.

[Jack]

First time parents are meeting. But obviously Brooks met mine. And I heard. But first time parent meeting Dan about to put on. I know like, Dan doesn't really. He gets out of like, I don't think it's his comfort zone to talk to new people. Kind of like how I am. But, like, my mom can talk to anybody. So, like, he'll crush it. And like Brooks dad Tim, he's the man. He's kind of the same way. Like, he's not gonna go out of.

[Addie]

The way and like, talk to be the funniest standoff.

[Jack]

But. But Marilyn Brooks mom, like, same way. Can talk to anybody. So, like, it'll be fine. I'm just be like, hey, dad, Tim grew up riding dirt bikes. You did that. Have fun.

[Mitch]

Have you seen the movie with Rachel McAdams and John Krasinski and Bradley Cooper? Aloha. I think it's basically.

[Jack]

I think.

[Mitch]

I think I have John Krasinski, like, doesn't say a word. He's a Navy, like, fighter. Or he's like, I think maybe he's a fighter pilot of some sort.

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[JP]

It is as good a timing, rhythm.

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Monster.

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[Addie]

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[JP]

And I'm Laquan Jones.

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[JP]

I just want to remind everyone how good Rasheed Rice was last season and these three healthy games. He was the wide receiver. Two in fantasy. I think Rasheed Rice just goes off this week.

[Addie]

The Chiefs come on a flip pass to Rice near side Touchdown.

[JP]

Ramandre Stevens is my sleeper this week. This is a matchup where I think I can slide in Stevenson in my flex position and he could deliver double digit points this week.

[Brooks]

Drake takes the snap, hands it off for Madre.

[JP]

Running it right and running into the end zone.

[Jack]

Touchdown.

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[Mitch]

I was complaining about how he never says his emotions, whatever or speaks in general and it there's a scene where he has a full on conversation with whoever the other guy just said was Brad. Yeah, Bradley. I think it's Bradley Cooper. I think it is Brad.

[JP]

Brad.

[Mitch]

And they just are like in the living room like.

And then they leave. But that reminds me of.

[Jack]

Yeah, I think it'll be fine. But like to me, great. Yeah. What do you mean? My parents are coming in. My mom's like I will do anything to watch you play football again. So my dad's fight doesn't get until late. I'm gonna see if he can bump it up. Need pops to be there.

[Addie]

Mitch about to go crazy after a suspension.

[Jack]

Especially out on a double header too.

[Addie]

That's crazy. I didn't suspend you just for like the first half.

[Jack]

What do you want me to. This league's bitch made.

[Addie]

That's going to help your case. They can get you in.

[Jack]

Yeah.

[Mitch]

Another video review that can get you in.

[Brooks]

I'm gonna get you into the video.

[Mitch]

Jack on the swing set.

[Jack]

Oh, yeah.

[Addie]

Oh, yeah.

[Mitch]

Y' all hit the playground. I'm assuming your nieces were there. Yeah, I only have one. Well, two questions. One, well, can I see the video ever? And two, depending on how old your niece is, were you like, was part of you embarrassed when you were on the ground if she saw you? Because in my head I'm thinking like, man, Uncle Jack just let them down with this one.

[JP]

Yeah. So that's what I was doing for Thanksgiving. Went down to Atlanta. They have an elite playground. And that wasn't elite.

[Mitch]

The zip line.

[JP]

The zip line's crazy. And it's like you can be a full grown adult and fly on that thing. It's fun, man. It's huge, spacious. It's got everything you want out of a playground at a park. But yeah, I'll show. We can put the video on here. The full thing. I really just cut it from there just so that people are asking these questions. So they're gonna hopefully watch to the end of the video. And at one point in one of my premature edits, I had the ending in there at the very last clip and it just didn't feel right. So. But no, I honestly didn't feel even one, like, bit of embarrassment because I was trying to crash on every single object. I was more embarrassed that on the zip line I was trying to go and fly off of it and have a very dramatic crash. But I couldn't commit to it because there's this big steel bar. They kind of reinforce it. And I was like, if I end up getting hurt on this, like, that would be just an all time low. And then the whole flip on the swing set just kind of happened out of nowhere. It wasn't planned. I was just trying to swing do everything on the playground to kind of get some B roll. And then I think my sister was like, do a backflip like you used to. And then I was, I like went back, she's like, no, no, don't actually do it. And then my brother in law, like, I can hear him, he's like, wait, could you actually do it? And I was like, let's see, see? And then I went and just from the angle of that video, looks like that chain's about to snatch around my whole ankle and just hang me upside down. Luckily I got my ankle out and just landed like on all fours almost. But we'll plug the, the full RAW video in for everybody.

[Addie]

I thought that thing was about to swing you back just by your foot.

[JP]

Oh, dude. Well, just relooking at it, I was like, oh, this, this could have been way worse than anticipated. But it just reminded me of one thing, is that like playgrounds, I. It's nice to know that there's like good playgrounds out there. Like if I can have fun on that at the age of 31, like it. I know there's kids out there every day. My nieces, they love it. It's like a less than five minute drive from their house. So it's just, it's a good feeling to know that there's still well structured playgrounds out there.

[Jack]

Getting used feeling, that's like an underrated thing. As a child who's a good, good.

[JP]

Playground, especially one that's in close proximity to your house where like, if it's safe enough, like back in the day where your parents like, yeah, like you can just go. You don't have like, you don't need your. At a certain age. So that, that feels good. My nieces are not there, not even close. They're three and one. But hopefully once they get to the age where they can kind of just run down there, feel that kind of first moment of freedom, that independence. That's a good feeling.

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[Jack]

Have any of all y' all ever hurt yourself on a playground?

[JP]

Plenty.

[Jack]

Like legit.

[Mitch]

I never broke anything.

[JP]

I broke my arm on a playground twice.

[Jack]

Foul. Broke his femur.

[JP]

That's crazy.

[Mitch]

How old was he?

[Jack]

Like 7 or 8. Like he was pretty young or maybe even closer to 10. He like jumped off, oh, the swings and like just land and just broke his femur. Which like, at that young is like one, like damn near possible. And two, it could be deadly because of like, of how impossible your femur is to break. Like it could get infected. But like, he beat the odds.

[Addie]

Yeah, he was, he was like Coop, just starting fights.

[Jack]

Just like literally like a half body cast down all the way.

[Brooks]

Damn.

[Garrett]

Shit sucks.

[Addie]

How was Thanksgiving?

[Mitch]

Hove Thanksgiving was good. My middle brother, Sam, he was home. Oldest brother was not there, but sitting. She was working. And my and Sam's fiance, she was in Chicago. So it was really just me, Sam, my mom and dad. And then we have two of my family friends, they come over all every single Thanksgiving. And then this one other guy, Richard who my mom is friends with from Pickleball and has now become my dad's crypto guru. And so we got to hear some of the crypto breakdowns, started to see where some of the things are going wrong, but it was good. Also, I went over to Sitton's house, even though she wasn't there, and I had lunch with her family because all the nieces and nephews were there, and her grandma was celebrating her 90th or. Yeah. 98th birthday. And she's sharp as could be. And she is. She's awesome. So it was a good time. And then we went to the Carolina Clemson game. Sitting Clemson grad, she now leads the series 3 to 2. Every single the home team in the South Carolina Clemson rivalry hasn't won since 2019 or 18.

[Addie]

Oh, wow. That's crazy.

[Mitch]

Yeah. So anytime we're in Clemson, we beat them. Anytime we're in Columbia, they beat us. Except for next year, but, yeah, it was good. Overall, solid time.

[Addie]

Hell, yeah.

[Jack]

Sweet.

[Mitch]

Spotify wrapped.

[Jack]

Yeah. So I don't know. I'm. As if y' all are Spotify people. The Spotify wraps has come out. We all went through ours this morning.

The biggest takeaway from me for my specific Spotify Wrapped. Well, two things. One, my listening age is 24, which I'm not the happiest about, but I. Number two, which I am still happy about. I'm still in 0.2. Listeners of Mike.

[Mitch]

Boom.

[Jack]

0.2%.

[Mitch]

But 24. You're 27, right?

[Jack]

Yeah. So, I mean, it's not, like, far off, but it's also like, mine's.

[Mitch]

I'm 20. Listening age. Yeah. It's just crazy.

[Garrett]

You got 20. 20, bro, that might be the lowest one I've seen.

[Jack]

Yeah, Go ahead and say what Addie got.

[Garrett]

Addie got 82.

[Mitch]

Yeah.

[Addie]

She's a Deadhead.

[Jack]

Is she?

[Garrett]

Oh, yeah, she is.

[Jack]

Okay.

[Garrett]

That does play factor, I guess. I got. I got 34. I feel like 34 is a good one.

[Jack]

Have they been around 34?

[JP]

Solid?

[Addie]

34 is a good 80s.

[Mitch]

Should we just read our top artists and then top songs?

[Jack]

Yeah, let's do it. Do you got it, G.P.

[Mitch]

Sure. Top artists. Number one goes to Garrett's golf pro growing up, Kip Moore.

[Addie]

It's like, where is this going?

[Mitch]

He had a new album come out this year or maybe in the summer that I loved, especially this song called Pretty Horses. That was a banger. Love, Kip Moore. I've been a Kid Moore fan for a very long time. He was my number one number Two, Zach Brian. Kind of shocking because I don't really remember listening to him that much this year. Number three, Morgan Wallen. Probably when his album dropped. Two, four, Zach Williams. Five, Jordan Davis. Top songs, number one, give it all by Satellite Station, Small band sl. I think it might even just be one guy. Number two, the Unknown, which is by Northwestern Stories. Love that song. Three still by Zach Williams. Four, Pretty Horses by Kit Moore. And five, let It Be a hallelujah by Lauren Daigle. Lauren Daigle's been.

[Addie]

You've been on her.

[Mitch]

I was kind of surprised she wasn't in my top five this year. But overall, please. With. Pleased with my songs. Not as pleased with my artist, clearly, because my songs had a lot different artists than my.

[Jack]

Yeah.

[Mitch]

Top five.

[Jack]

My top artist, Mike. Number two, Quinn92. Number three, Morgan Wallen. Number four, which I'm kind of happy about. Linkin Park. Go on a big Linkin park year. And then number five, it's gotta be.

[Addie]

From everyday recording or no.

[Jack]

I like in the, like, January, February of last year, for whatever reason, me and my buddy Ryan were like, on the biggest Linkin park kick. Number five, NBA Youngboy. Okay.

My top five songs.

Number one, just in case by Morgan Wallen.

Number two, someone make it stop by Mike Banger. Number three, bleed it Out, Linkin Park. That's because of that. Number four, breaking the Habit by Lincoln. Linkin Park. And then number five, Holiday by Green Day.

There was like a. Like a month period I would put that song on every time I'm driving home. Especially I'm like, Thursdays or Fridays and be like.

It was fire.

[Addie]

So what do we start with? Top artist or songs matter Also, you.

[Garrett]

Should start from five and go up.

[Addie]

Okay, cool. All right, so my top artist, number five, is going to. This one's weird to me. I know I like, like a handful of his songs, but Morgan Wallen, number four, Palace. If you haven't listened to palace, go listen to Palace. Number three, Drizzy Drake. Number two, Billy Strings. And number one, Future Hendrix.

[JP]

I saw it in your store. I was like, damn, he really out there.

[Garrett]

Future at one.

[Addie]

I. Yeah, I love some futures.

Yeah. I'm in the top 2% of the future listeners.

[JP]

That's a lot of listeners.

[Brooks]

That's toxic.

[Mitch]

That's toxic.

[Addie]

Yeah.

[Garrett]

All right.

[Addie]

And then my top songs. This is where it's weird, because if Future is my number one artist, why wouldn't he be my number one? So Song. But my number one song is I got Better. Morgan Wallen. Number two is Peret and Strippers. My future. Number three is Ready by Lil Baby and Gunna. Number four, Stupid Questions by Ban Camino. Shout out Ban Camino. And number five is l Live Out My Closet by Lil Baby in Future Hood.

[Jack]

Right, G?

[Addie]

For sure.

[Jack]

What was your listening age?

[Addie]

72.

[Jack]

That's crazy.

[Mitch]

That's crazy.

[Addie]

72 was my listening age. Yeah, that one feels about right.

I will say like a little throw in thing here. You know when you get like the personalized message from either like your top artist or podcast. My top podcast listen is Bad Friends. And when I'm scrolling through it, watching it, and Bobby Lee pops up on your phone, it's like, hold on, we have FaceTiming right now. So shout out Bad Friends as well.

[Brooks]

Gee. You get an artist message you or something?

[Mitch]

Yeah, yeah.

[Brooks]

Sometimes like the future say something to you?

[Addie]

Nah, it was Palace. Palace was the artist that sent. I don't, I don't think all, I.

[Jack]

Don'T think all artists do it because the only one I got was. Was from Quinn.

[Addie]

Nice.

[Mitch]

What was your top podcast, Mitch?

[Jack]

I don't probably crime junkie. I don't really listen to pods.

[Mitch]

Yeah, yeah. Coop Nasty.

[Garrett]

We starting with artists.

[Addie]

Yeah.

[Garrett]

Start wherever you want, man.

[Addie]

Start at five.

[Garrett]

I'm starting at five. My five is funny because what's crazy.

[Addie]

Is I went from five to one and one to five, so do whatever you want, man.

[Garrett]

My number five artist, which I'm, I'm with J.P. you were saying earlier, like this might. It's kind of BS because I don't believe this, but I did listen to this person. One album of his a lot. I couldn't name another Tory Lane song. That's if I never found a loaded problem.

[Brooks]

He's in jail.

[Jack]

Yeah. Lydia again. Yeah, that's him. And Meek Mill.

[Addie]

Oh, really?

[Garrett]

Okay, then I know that one.

[Brooks]

He's in jail.

[Garrett]

He's still in jail.

[Brooks]

When he didn't shoot someone shot Megan in the foot.

[Mitch]

Coop about to get him out.

[Addie]

Free lanes.

[Jack]

What's that?

[Addie]

What'd she do?

[Jack]

Purple.

[Brooks]

I think he just shot her.

[Addie]

Purple.

[Jack]

Violet for fun.

[JP]

Yeah.

[Garrett]

Oh, the color.

[Jack]

Violet color.

[Garrett]

Yeah. That's on the album that I just was replaying.

[JP]

That album is.

[Garrett]

Yeah.

[Jack]

Slaps.

[Garrett]

So he's my five. My number four. I wish Jared was up here for this one. Is Eminem. I, I, I'm a big Eminem fan. Jared hates him. 3. Kanye West. We're not giving up on Kanye west yet.

[Brooks]

Never.

[Mitch]

There's your quote graphic for that.

[Garrett]

Number two is the Weeknd. Always been a week of fan and Number one is Drake. He's like, number one every year. It must be because he's, like, featured on so many songs.

[Mitch]

Does it count that I don't think it goes? I don't know.

[Garrett]

It's weird because either way, I'm listening to a lot of Drake.

[Addie]

I'm only listening to him, like, if I'm working out, because, like, in the car, I'm not, like, putting Drake on. I'm putting future on in the car.

[Garrett]

See, that might be my thing, is.

[Brooks]

Drake is, like, the car rapper. I feel like.

[Jack]

You ever listen to Mike?

[Garrett]

Most of my music listening gets done in the gym, so that probably explains my list. And then my top songs.

[Addie]

The old lady was mad at you.

[Garrett]

Top song, top songs. Number five, Poison Ivy. That is Tory Lanez. That's on that album. And that's the only Tory Lanez song on here. And then wake me up by the weekend. I got at three, put on oh.

[JP]

Song just Young Jeezy. Not the Kanye remix?

[Garrett]

No, the Kanye. Okay. I mean, play the hits. I mean, I was playing that all year. I still been playing that. Yeah, bro, pour me a drink. Which is.

[Addie]

Was that post?

[Garrett]

Yeah, it's post. Post Malone. And then Worst behavior by Drake at number one.

[Mitch]

Worse.

[Jack]

Are you a guy that, like, jams out in the car, like, singing and stuff in the car?

[Garrett]

No, I. I'll jam out, but I don't like singing. I'll just play my music. I'm not like.

[Jack]

You're just, like, mean mugging, like, Bob in your head type.

[Garrett]

Yeah, I won't, like, go all out.

[Jack]

Oh, I'm fucking singing in that bitch.

[JP]

Yeah, you can sing?

[Addie]

Yeah. What?

[Jack]

Yeah, I like, I've heard you sing to him.

[Addie]

Like, I'll sing wherever.

[Garrett]

Wait, how many. How many minutes did y'.

[Brooks]

All.

[Garrett]

Did y' all say your minutes?

[Addie]

Listen.

[Jack]

Love singing.

[JP]

Yeah. What was yalls minutes? Listen.

[Jack]

36,000.

[Addie]

See, mine's 61,000.

[Garrett]

That's a ton. Mine's 36. Basically 37K.

[Mitch]

21,000 for me.

[Addie]

Dang, bro.

[Jack]

My.

[Addie]

I got a lot of numbers.

[Jack]

It's 61, you guys know, probably is in, like, the 80s.

[Brooks]

Dang.

[Jack]

But like I said, why we were saying earlier, because he. He drives. Oh, he's driving all the time. So he's just listening.

[Addie]

Why would we know that?

All right, what do you got?

[Brooks]

Hold on.

[JP]

I want to see how many minutes I did. I think it's at 19,000.

[Jack]

But that's crazy if you listen to nugs that much, too.

[JP]

Yeah, I. If you don't know what Nugs is. It's just like live music. It's like a streaming platform similar to Spotify, but all live music. And I'd say I listen majority of my music there, But I think it's 19, 000.

[Addie]

Here it is.

[JP]

We. You listen. We counted 19, 619.

[Garrett]

Okay.

[Mitch]

Four songs.

[JP]

My top artist at number five was Pink Floyd. Number four is Zed's Dead. Number three was the Grateful Dead. Number two was Disco Lines, and number one was Dead and Company. So pretty much just jamming and jamming, but electronic music mixed in with rock and roll. My top songs. Number five was Babe, I'm gonna leave you by led Zeppelin. Number four, dear Mr. Fantasy Dead. And CO3 was Angry Eyes, which is Loggins and Messina, which is Kenny Loggins, and I think it's John Messina.

Number two, Blue notes. Shout out. G. He put me on this song. Blue Notes by Meek Mill. And then the number one song was down to the Waterline by Dire Straits.

[Jack]

Is Blue Notes a new. Like, you just got introduced to it recently?

[JP]

I never heard that song. And G showed it to me, like, maybe in, like, March or February. And I listen to that song, probably. I'm shocked. It wasn't. Well, I guess it was number one, number two on it, but I remember listening to that song over and over until I just was sick of it.

[Mitch]

It's featured on it with him.

[JP]

I don't think anyone is.

[Addie]

This is my blues.

[Mitch]

Yeah. Cause I'm back down. Like, who is that?

[Addie]

I don't know.

[Mitch]

Just.

[Brooks]

He probably.

[JP]

Yeah. Feature on the song itself, but it's Young Meek Mill.

[Mitch]

I've always wondered who that is.

[Addie]

The song bangs, bro.

[JP]

All right, question.

[Addie]

Oh, what was Matt.

[JP]

Oh, right, right, right, right.

[Addie]

We got our apple boy.

[Jack]

John Rabbit Bundrick is the. That's not. It doesn't matter.

[Addie]

All right, we'll cut that.

[Jack]

Sorry about that.

[Brooks]

Top five artists. Here we go. Future Gunna. Morgan Wallen, Drake. Pretty generic. Damn.

[Jack]

Well, it's funny on Spotify, too, which is crazy.

[Garrett]

Yeah, you just said.

[Jack]

We're all Spotify people.

[JP]

Oh.

[Brooks]

Number movie. Number five song. Tuscan Leather by Drake.

[Garrett]

Great song.

[Brooks]

Yeah. Dumb, Dumb and Dumber. Little baby, Young Thug. Future. If y' all know that one, that one bangs out. Put that in the gym. Miami. Morgan Wallen at 3. I don't know why that one bangs. I know people hate that song. I love that.

[Mitch]

That's perfect.

[Brooks]

Genesis at two for Morgan Wallen. And I'm the problem. Number one.

[Garrett]

That's fitting.

[Brooks]

Yeah, that. That totally fits.

[JP]

So.

[Brooks]

Yeah, but that's Give us a little.

[Addie]

Bit of I'm the problem.

[Brooks]

Cause I'm the problem.

[Addie]

Yeah.

[Jack]

Oh, yeah.

[Brooks]

That's all I got.

[Addie]

So you just said. You just said the title.

[Brooks]

Said I'd never change. Oh, something diamond.

[Addie]

Just to go around town.

[Brooks]

Yeah, I see. The thing about me is, like, I'm just listening to the instrumental, really. Like, I'm just. I'm hearing the sound.

[Mitch]

I want a YouTuber.

[Jack]

You're hearing music, but you're not listening to it?

[Brooks]

I don't know. I think I'm a producer at heart. Maybe for sure.

[Mitch]

So.

[Jack]

But yeah, maybe for sure. Yeah.

[Addie]

All right. What are your. What?

[Garrett]

What?

[Addie]

What are your. What are you. What do you. What are you? A top artist?

[Brooks]

I already said him.

[Jack]

Yeah.

[Brooks]

You gotta listen.

[Addie]

What was your songs?

[Garrett]

What's your minutes?

[Brooks]

I don't think.

[Addie]

How do you do them all that fast?

[Brooks]

I don't think Apple says them.

[JP]

Oh, right, you're on Apple Music. What's it called? Apple Replay.

[Brooks]

Shut up. Little baby at five.

[JP]

It is called Apple Replay.

[Brooks]

Yeah, it is.

[JP]

So shut your ass up.

[Brooks]

I said, well, baby at 5, future at 4, gun at 3, Morgan at 2, Drake at 1.

[Jack]

I think your listening age. If you were to have Spotify, I'd be like 18.

[Brooks]

Yeah, but I'm. I'm more of a SoundCloud guy anyway, so.

[JP]

Shut up.

[Brooks]

I'm serious. Yes, I am.

[JP]

When was the last time you saved a song on SoundCloud?

[Brooks]

All I did.

[JP]

Let's keep it moving, though. I actually do have a question for everyone who is an artist or what? Like, do you think your rap made a mistake on. Because I feel like everyone feels a type of way about. There's like, no, this ain't who represents me. This isn't me.

[Jack]

It was so funny when Brooke and I first started talking. We went. Our first date was when Spotify rap first came out two years ago and it was only fan by Bazzy and Cordae. Like, this is the softest song for me. Like, yeah, I hate this. But this year, I think I was surprised Rainbow Kitten Surprise wasn't on there. Like, G put me onto them.

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[JP]

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[Addie]

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[JP]

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[JP]

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[Addie]

The Chiefs come on a flip pass to Rice near side touchdown.

[JP]

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[Brooks]

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[Jack]

And I love all of their music. And I've started like. I put some of my other buddies on it. I thought that would have been higher. I was kind of happy to see Linkin park on there, though.

But I feel like it was kind of.

[Addie]

Yeah, I thought.

I was surprised that, like, Chris Stapleton wasn't in mine. I feel like I listened to him a lot, especially because he's an artist that I'll start like a radio on Spotify under Chris Stapleton. So I would. I'm shocked that that wasn't in there.

The palace. The Bam palace is in there. I'm not. It's not that I'm shocked they're in there. I think I just hammered them for a very short amount of time that I'm shocked that it, you know, jumped some of these people I listened to over a longer amount of time.

And this is unfortunately, like the first year in a very long time. Kings of Leon has not been in mine. So that was a tough one.

[JP]

Rip.

[Addie]

That was a toughly.

[JP]

Nathan's not listening.

[Addie]

No, they just put out a couple new songs that are fire. So go check those out. Yeah, it was.

[Jack]

I was funny. I was telling everybody specifically the Wolf, like, it gave you, like, your files. Did you guys see that my biggest mic day was Valentine's Day, which is hilarious. And I have no idea.

[Addie]

She want to look at my pastries.

[Jack]

Someone make his time go. But I have no idea why.

[Addie]

Wait, hold on.

[Jack]

You.

[Addie]

Jack, you mentioned it earlier.

The, like the classificate or what is it like, your. Your group that you got in?

[Jack]

Oh, I got club.

[Addie]

What was yours in the artist. I'm in the cloud state society too.

[Mitch]

We up. I'm surprised I didn't get Cali Conscience or Sense of Motion because I went on a pretty heavy, like, California type of music. I don't even know Binge Bender. And I listened to their songs a bunch. I was really surprised. Not.

[Addie]

Also I gotta listen to those.

[Mitch]

It's like kind of hearing.

[Jack]

Okay, let's go artists. It makes me realize how, like, how much of a hole of just music that I'm like a pocket of music I'm in because I've never heard of any of those artists.

[Mitch]

Yeah.

[Jack]

Like, I've never heard of palace whatever. Like I've heard of Zed. Zed's dad, Grateful Dead, Dead and Co. But I've never really listened to them, so.

[Garrett]

Definitely heard of Drake, Kanye West.

[Addie]

Oh, man. One of our friends put on his story today. I won't say his name. Matthew Robin. His top artist was Lana Del Rey.

[JP]

Dude, for the fifth year in a row, he's the biggest white male performer of all time. If you go look at his list, it's like, I carry a small enough book that can fit in the back of my jeans, wear wired headphones and very expensive clothing.

[Brooks]

Is he like Matcha?

[JP]

I hope he is not listening to this, because I love you to death, but lot of five years in a row, I feel like he's got.

[Addie]

I know one song I've been on Mike from, like, high school. That was it.

[JP]

And I love Lana Del. Right.

[Mitch]

But Mike puts out, like, a bunch of new music. Lana. I mean, maybe she had a new album come out in the last couple years.

[Addie]

She. She did. She did.

[Mitch]

But she's great. But she. But she. She's not. She's not the waiver.

[Brooks]

That Great Gatsby song.

[Jack]

Quinn and Mike have been.

[Addie]

That's that.

[Brooks]

Yeah.

[Addie]

Even before. That's what I'm thinking of the time.

[JP]

That's.

[Addie]

That's the banger.

[Garrett]

Banger.

[JP]

Any. Any discrepancies in your wrapped Tory Lanes?

[Garrett]

I feel like it nailed me down pretty good.

[Jack]

I was surprised Travis Scott wasn't in there for you because he was there last year.

[Garrett]

No, never mind. They didn't. I'm surprised, too. I would say Toryland, just because I listened to one album, I could have had, like, Travis Scott in there.

[Addie]

I would like to know how they.

Calculate their data, because, yeah, if I'm listening to somebody hard for, like, a month, how does that jump someone that I listen to, like, for a full year?

[Jack]

A lot, apparently. There's. So my buddy Ryan has an app that, like, he got the.

[Addie]

The recap of the app Spotify.

[Jack]

Like, it kind of, like, keeps your data as you're going. Like, it connects to it. That way you can kind of see what your rap is.

[JP]

You're, like, tweaking it just so you have a perfect. I guess so, like, nah, this is all God.

[Jack]

But then I don't know. I don't know what exactly he keeps track of, but he said, like, he has it, but I'm like, I don't want it, because I don't.

[JP]

I get that.

[Addie]

That's an app that you don't need on your phone.

[Jack]

Yeah, for sure.

[JP]

For sure, it's one day, but I will. I don't know if y' all saw this. Spotify made an update in their policy where you can. So you can pay for the premium, which I think is like $12.99. You can do a $24.99 premium where you can customize your wrapped. You can choose who your top five.

[Addie]

Are, which is whack.

[JP]

So lame.

[Brooks]

That's like playing. Paying for the. All right, Apple.

[Jack]

That's an extra $60.

[Brooks]

It's like paying for the blue check.

[JP]

So that people think that you like cool music.

[Jack]

You think?

[JP]

But in your. No, I think that's all God given, unfortunately.

[Mitch]

Dude, listen. So I'm just looking at some of the other charts, and this is under the best interviews of 2025. The Taylor Swift episode that had 3 million plays. When Louis Tomlinson, the guy from One Direction, went on diary of a CEO, it had over 7 million plays.

[Jack]

Damn.

[Mitch]

Louie Tomlinson got more emotion than Taylor Swift.

[Jack]

Oh, did they date? At one point.

She dated Harry.

[Mitch]

She did an album about Harry.

[Addie]

The guy from Dunkirk.

[Brooks]

The guy from Dunkirk, Yeah.

[Jack]

Jack was saying it earlier. We are back in. Busting with the boys is back in the top 10 sports podcast, which is sick. At number 10 for the end of the year.

[Mitch]

Over for the this week.

[Brooks]

I don't know.

[JP]

It was front office sports reported on it, but I think it was just. It was just an update that I saw today. Anything I can see with the top 10, I'm taking it.

[Jack]

There were two in there that we were like, those are sports podcasts. Like Meat Eater. Like, I get. It's like outdoor. Like, I guess you could say gaming, like, but I didn't. I wouldn't necessarily classify that as a sports podcast. That's like outdoorsy. And then there was like two shots after dark or something.

[Garrett]

Wasn't there a couple, like, fantasy football ones in there, too?

[Brooks]

Yeah, it was number one.

[Jack]

Was it pmt?

[Brooks]

Oh, I thought it was.

[Addie]

No, it's New Heights.

[Garrett]

Yeah, I thought it was New Heights.

[Jack]

Are they. Oh, yeah, it's New Heights and then.

[Addie]

Don'T matter.

[Garrett]

We coming them.

[Jack]

It's like the guy with just his name. Like, not Ryan.

[Addie]

Colin Cower.

[Jack]

No, I want to say Sam, but that's not it. Anyways, doesn't matter.

[Garrett]

We're coming.

[Addie]

Not memorable.

[Jack]

Shout out to us for being top 10.

[Garrett]

Yeah. Top 10 inside the bus. Top 10 next year.

[Addie]

I saw inside the bus made top 50 comedy pilots.

[Mitch]

Yeah.

[Jack]

Are we comedy or were we lifestyle?

[JP]

We're all of it.

[Addie]

What are We.

Oh, man, we're crushing.

[Mitch]

Was that it? Was that all we had?

[Brooks]

What about.

[Garrett]

What about who Matt thought shouldn't get in his wrapped. We do that.

[Addie]

Wait, what?

[Mitch]

Who should have been in your.

[Garrett]

Yeah. Who should have been in? Who should have been out?

[Brooks]

I think everybody. Mel P. I listen to all my house music via SoundCloud so that I think I listen to a lot of Chris Stussy. If y' all know that as.

[Garrett]

Nope.

[Jack]

I'm surprised Broke Boys wasn't in there.

[Brooks]

I'm not a huge disco lines guy.

[Jack]

You love that song.

[Brooks]

I like it, but I don't know.

[Jack]

You love that song.

[Brooks]

All right.

[Jack]

I don't.

[Brooks]

I like it. I'm not playing it every second.

[Addie]

Is it?

[JP]

No.

[Addie]

Broke one.

[Brooks]

Everybody says I look like disco lines and I hate it. Now Loki because he's kind of chopped.

[JP]

That was my biggest gripe of mine is I don't know how disco lines got to my second artist. But you do look like him. 100.

[Addie]

He should have never shaved the stuff.

[JP]

I wouldn't say he's chopped by any means. He seems like he does very well.

[Brooks]

For himself for some stories.

[Mitch]

Oh, my gosh.

[Addie]

You know, Matt's connected all these girls late night.

[Mitch]

Like, y' all know Drake, man. Yeah, I heard some stories about him.

[Brooks]

No, it's not even. I mean, it's. It's women, like, it's dudes. Dudes say that to me.

[Addie]

I'm like, that you look like him.

[Brooks]

Yeah. Like this dude. The gym X like a couple weeks ago, like where I was changing, he just goes disco line allegations. I was like.

[Addie]

I was like, yeah, the Indiana boy.

[Brooks]

Not the. Not the Indiana boy.

[Garrett]

No.

[JP]

That's a hilarious way to tell someone.

[Addie]

That they look like.

[Brooks]

He did.

[JP]

Yeah.

[Brooks]

He didn't even like. He wasn't full sentence. He just got any like, didn't look at me. He's like disco line allegations. And I was like, yeah. And he's like thought so.

[JP]

That's.

Like you've ever been told you look like disco line. I'd be more upset about.

[Brooks]

Yeah. It was like. Yeah. He kind of said it kind of funny.

[Mitch]

He looks about.

[JP]

He looks like Matt if Matt wore his hair.

[Brooks]

That's literally what I was about to say. Jp that's so carbon.

[JP]

Yeah.

[Mitch]

Just not understanding just how to have a normal conversation.

[JP]

Yeah.

[Jack]

Let me see.

[Mitch]

Because you were naked or.

[Brooks]

No, I was not naked. I never get fully naked. I never.

[Addie]

Matt's a never knee Matt. Sweet. You know, Matt's on the Winnie the Pooh sleep.

That does not look like Matt.

[Brooks]

That's what I'm saying.

[Mitch]

I know from here, I could see it.

[Jack]

Let me see.

[JP]

The guy looks really good.

[Mitch]

At the chop version of disco line.

[JP]

I mean, you look. You pick a photo with him wearing a hat and sunglasses.

[Mitch]

You would love being called that guy.

[Garrett]

No, he has the same.

[Addie]

I'll defend you here.

[Brooks]

His eyes are super wide.

[Mitch]

He's a good dude.

[Brooks]

His eyes are too.

[JP]

I'm not calling you twins.

[Brooks]

People say I look identical.

[Addie]

This. This looks like Matt.

[Jack]

That's just cuz.

[Brooks]

Best pashmina on go mode. Okay, I shouldn't have said that. I got to hang out with Jack and G this weekend.

[Mitch]

For real?

[JP]

Yeah.

We were watching the Tennessee Vanny.

[Addie]

Game, and if you came over, bummer.

[JP]

But, yeah, I hit Matt up just kind of very last second.

[Brooks]

Dude, he hit me with the wid.

[Mitch]

What were you doing at the time you received the text?

[Brooks]

I was at. I was driving to my buddy's house, actually.

[Mitch]

What were you doing?

[Brooks]

What do you.

[Garrett]

Wait.

[JP]

Yeah, that's what he said to me. And I was like, all right, well, watching the game.

[Mitch]

I have your location.

[JP]

He was over in, like, 30, though.

[Brooks]

Yeah. I went to my buddy's house.

[Mitch]

I was like, hey, so you bailed on your buddy.

[JP]

Got the call, low key.

[Brooks]

I said, boss man wants to hang out. I was like, I want to go hang out with boss man.

[JP]

That held it down.

[Addie]

He.

[JP]

Matt was a great patron. Caused no issues. Besides not filming the. The bus in broadcast clip, I had to go do that. But, yeah, it was a good time.

[Mitch]

I earned another invite.

[Jack]

Yeah, I know exactly what he thought. Like, if. When you're bought, like, not your boss. Well, technically your boss, but, like, when your work guys text you to hang out. Because back when we first start. When I first started, I remember it was either you. One of you two, like, hit me up, like, hey, we're going out. Like, if you want to come over. And I was supposed to be.

[Addie]

Well, we live together, so.

[Jack]

Yeah. So one of you hit me up. I don't know who it was, but I was like, hanging out with Schles. I'm like, hey, the work guys just hit me up. Like, I really want to go. I really want to fit in. Like, you mind if I go?

[Brooks]

Yeah, bro.

[Jack]

Go do your thing. 100. So I went like that, I think. And you were like, that's the first time we've ever done this. Really?

[Mitch]

Oh, yeah, yeah.

[Addie]

First and last.

[Jack]

Yeah. And I was like, was it the Super Bowl? No, it was just some random. I think it was when Dobbs was in town. Josh Dobbs. And we went to Broadway, and they were at, like, a. He had like a. A section or whatever, and y' all had a section. Me. You g. I think.

But it. I was like, I know exactly what you're talking about, because I did the same thing.

[Brooks]

It was a vibe. Blackout Wednesday was a vibe, too.

[Addie]

It was fun. When I walked into Jackson, Matt was there.

[Mitch]

I just was like, Jared went to. Right?

[JP]

No, no, Jared, I think, was talking about, like, two or three times ago.

[Addie]

For a UFC fight.

[Brooks]

It was a vibe.

[JP]

Yeah.

[Brooks]

They got a good friend group. They have a funny friend group.

[JP]

Yeah. I was chopping it up.

[Addie]

He had a good sesh with our only father, Ryan, for in.

[Mitch]

Yeah.

[Addie]

Shout Out Ross.

[Brooks]

He was hilarious, bro. And broad.

[Addie]

Like, there was a lot of stuff, man.

[JP]

You understand? Broads is Spotify wrapped if you were there on Saturday, 200%.

[Garrett]

And that's.

[Brooks]

We're gonna keep it at that.

[JP]

Yeah, Yeah.

[Mitch]

I understood from Camp McCracken.

[JP]

Yeah.

[Addie]

Yeah.

[JP]

It's not hard. You just need five minutes with the guy.

[Jack]

Yeah, he like the friends giving last year when he was just hitting the dad jokes, it was like, he never stops.

[JP]

He texted me earlier, and he was like, hey, man, did you buy Chance put a package in your house from mine? I was like, nah. And he was like, damn it. I was like, what's it get stolen? He goes, $150 of, like, this, like, very expensive kind of mushroom that, like, you get for, like, health truffle.

[Jack]

Yeah.

[JP]

And he was like, gone. And I was like, I mean, call that the cider?

[Mitch]

Yeah.

[Addie]

You ain't lying.

[Jack]

How long we've been going.

[Brooks]

53. When is the acceptable age to end? Blackout Wednesday. That's what I wanted to end on.

[JP]

I think you're at a perfect spot.

[Brooks]

You think?

[JP]

But, I mean, I just don't. I don't know.

[Mitch]

I mean, I feel like at home, it would be like, 25.

[JP]

Yeah, you're good. You might have another year in you. I think I'm out of retirement.

[Jack]

I think I did it at 26. She was like. She threw up the next day. Because you're so hungover this year.

[JP]

I think I did it 28, so. Hey.

[Mitch]

She did.

[JP]

Yeah.

[Jack]

She's like, I don't know why I got so drunk. I had, like, two shots and two drinks.

[Mitch]

I'm like, was she sending you some messages? Some drunk messages, Mitch, I missed you.

[Garrett]

Yeah.

[Jack]

She FaceTimed me, like, three times. She's like, I love you. I'm like, love you. Too, babe. Damn. Have fun.

[Brooks]

Sorry, man, I didn't get that.

[Mitch]

What happened on your blackout Wednesday? Did you get it? Did you spark any old high school flames?

[Brooks]

I. I hang out with only Brentwood kids, which is funny. I was with only Brentwood people. No high school fun. I didn't really date anybody in high school.

[JP]

That also told me some kid was like, yo, dude, I was just smoking a blunt with Jack.

[Brooks]

Yeah, that wasn't that blackout. That was not blackout Wednesday.

[JP]

This was on Saturday.

[Addie]

That was a capper.

[JP]

Still. Did we figure out who that guy is?

[Garrett]

I forgot.

[Addie]

I think I remember the name you said, but I don't want to out the kid.

[Jack]

Did you go? Did you go?

[JP]

But that. I couldn't be like out like midtown with underage.

[Brooks]

I went to smoke today. I went to a house party and then we went to Perfectly Fine and.

[Mitch]

It was right in the neighborhood.

[Brooks]

I was right. I could have text you, but I knew you did.

[Addie]

Right. I'm always curious that bars kind of mid.

[Brooks]

Yeah, yeah. Super overpriced.

[Mitch]

But it sucks because the vibe is really cool. But it's super over.

[Brooks]

It's insanely expensive for no reason.

[Jack]

Yeah, but like when you guys turn 21, like would you just go out to Broad when you. When you came home from college or like what had like what. How does it work for you guys? Like because you're from Nashville or like neighborhood.

[Brooks]

That's what I'm saying. That's not. It's not like a thing. Because we all grew up.

[Addie]

No, because we would go to. What was the pool bar we would go to by Vandy.

[JP]

Oh, oh, just a Sportsman's.

[Addie]

I think that's what it was called. Yeah. We would just go do random like that.

[JP]

We went. You could just get it.

[Brooks]

I would go to that Brentwood. What was it? Corner? No.

Oh, Brewhouse. The breath. The Brew house in like Franklin. Brentwood Mall.

[JP]

Yeah.

[Addie]

South. Yeah.

[Brooks]

We didn't go this year for the first time and there was some chaos caused the last five years. I'm gonna. I've matured.

[Jack]

But usually I hear Fighting Cats on the day of giving, Day of thanks.

[JP]

What Day of thanks and giving.

[Brooks]

Oh, Fighting Cats on the day of thanks.

[Addie]

Sounds like a band.

[Jack]

Yeah.

[Addie]

It's like Fighting Cats in the day.

[Jack]

I said that. I said that ridiculously.

[Brooks]

I was like, that's a tongue twister.

[Addie]

We do. We do need to get the squad together. Cuz Saturday. That was. That was fun.

[JP]

Yeah. It wasn't like a Thanksgiving weekend. Obviously. Everybody that last. I knew a lot of people Were.

[Addie]

Out of town gang together.

[Jack]

If. If y' all weren't going this weekend, it would be a perfect weekend too.

[JP]

It really would be great. And no one has anything besides G and you obviously. But like for the SC championship lives don't have anything on the lines. You can kind of have a little stress free football which is pretty nice. Or depressing.

[Brooks]

It was depressed. That was. That was such a good night. But like that was depressing too.

[JP]

Yeah.

Well, that's all we got this week. Thanks for tuning in to the Chris Johnson episode episode 28. Next week we have the 29 episode.

[Jack]

JP Hovey episode JP Heavy.

[Mitch]

My second to last episode as a 29 year old and my second last.

[JP]

Episode wearing a tank top.

[Mitch]

True is.

[Jack]

Oh no. We have two more weeks because we got it. We got to figure out what we're gonna do for Christmas and New Year's.

[JP]

Maybe we can do a. We could do like a. What's it called?

[Brooks]

Dirty Santa.

[JP]

Dirty Santa on. On stream. If you wanted to wear the one where you can like steal and stuff. I don't know if that would make that Pollyanna. Huh?

[Jack]

I call it. We call it Pollyanna. It's the same thing.

[JP]

Yeah, I'm sure it is.

[Brooks]

Always a different name.

[JP]

Put it in there. You. You can take it and then you can steal it and like we got. Yeah, we do something like that. I like that Pollyanna. Never heard of that.

[Jack]

Yeah, that's what.

[Mitch]

That's what the magos Matt goes. I hate the northeast, man.

[Brooks]

Y' all always got something different. Like it's the most like basic thing and it's like, oh, we got didgeridoo. I'm like that.

[Jack]

Didgeridoo.

[Brooks]

Yeah.

[Jack]

Grow up.

[JP]

Thank you again for tuning in. Subscribe like comment anything you' that we can discuss next week. Also, don't forget to comment if Mitch's suspension justice for was justified.

[Jack]

Please.

[Addie]

That will be in free Tory Lanes.

[Jack]

It already happened. So you already watched it.

[JP]

See you guys next week.

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