The Boys Survived Nashville's Ice Storm + Super Bowl Week Preview | Inside The Bus

Summary

Bussin' With The Boys – Inside The Bus

Episode: The Boys Survived Nashville's Ice Storm + Super Bowl Week Preview

Date: January 30, 2026

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Overview

In this lively and wide-ranging episode, the Boys of Inside The Bus (Mitch, Coop, JP, Garrett, Gabe, and occasional others in the crew) gather to recap surviving Nashville’s historic ice storm, share hilarious banter about work dynamics and pet peeves, debate the city’s best Mexican restaurants, and preview their Super Bowl week plans. The vibe is quintessentially Bussin’: loose, funny, full of inside jokes, and packed with stories, all while staying rooted in the authentic camaraderie and sports culture of the show.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

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1. Episode Kickoff & "Big Poppy" Ep #34 Vibes

[01:05–04:12]

• The boys riff on classic athlete jersey numbers (#34), joking about Shaq, Giannis, D’Angelo Williams, and others, before descending into a chaotic, off-the-cuff brainstorm about work hierarchy ("Coop is technically in charge next week").
• The impending absence of key crew for Super Bowl week leads to jokes about what office "B team" rules would be like, with Coop mock-announcing field trips and curfews.
• Quote: "I'm gonna run this... What's the first thing gonna be implemented? Curfew." – Coop [03:24]
• They float ideas for Inside The Bus content social threads, shoes of the day, and hidden cameras to catch who shows up to work earliest.

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2. Inside Jokes & Office Dynamics

[04:14–09:48]

• The "B Team" label sparks playful debate—Coop admits he coined it, but others push back.
• Crew reminisces about the origin of "B Team" during a Tennessee-Bama game gathering, reliving memorable moments with the extended Bussin' family (shout-outs to the enigmatic Alex Porter and Joe, the contest-winning superfan).
• Quote: "Alex Porter might be the most alpha of the whole crew, how he's handled everything... working in the shadows." – Garrett [08:58]
• Stories surface about securing stadium seats and ball-knowers in the shop.

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3. Surviving Nashville’s Historic Ice Storm

[12:01–18:11]

• Nashville was slated for 18–24 inches of snow, but the weather shifted to devastating ice—"Armageddon" for the Boys, with trees uprooted and power outages.
• Everyone recounts their snow/ice day activities: neighborhood sledding (sometimes at near-20mph), walking in the eerie, ice-blanketed streets, attending a Preds hockey game, and enduring the cabin fever.
  • Quote: "All the trees in my yard are parallel or uprooted, except the magnolia... It stood strong." – Gabe [13:06]
• JP and Garrett describe the adrenaline of sledding down icy hills, while others bemoan broken sleds and missed sledding chances.

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4. Snow Day Stories & Snow Etiquette

[19:19–22:59]

• Hilarious debate over the best way to enjoy snow (à la pouring Gatorade in the snow and eating it "like a dog") [19:19].
• The complications of Southern snow (mud, slush, and quick melts) versus the Northeastern snow experience become a running theme.
• Cabin fever takes hold, leading Coop and Addie to a “fun” 4pm dinner at 51st Deli just to escape the apartment.

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5. Nashville Eats: The Great Mexican Food Debate

[23:33–33:01]

• With Taylor Lewan’s recent hot take that Nashville has no good Mexican food (despite his private chef situation), the Boys passionately recount their favorite spots.
  • Quote: "He acts like he’s out in the streets ordering chips and queso... This motherfucker’s got a private chef." – Gabe [24:07]
• Everyone names their top sit-down Mexican joints in Nashville, with most love going to:
  • Superica
  • Chewy’s
  • Cinco de Mayo (especially the Brentwood location)
  • Satco (San Antonio Taco Co.)
  • El Fuego, Las Palmas, and Cilantro.
• The group agrees: good queso is the marker of every successful spot.
• Fun anecdote: Sam Hunt once picked up the entire El Fuego tab for the crew, boss move! [33:05–33:28]

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6. Dinner Check Etiquette & Group Meal Chaos

[36:07–41:11]

• The crew breaks down the etiquette of splitting group checks—Venmo card hacks, splitting evenly vs. itemizing, and how to handle the inevitable “I didn’t drink” argument.
• Quote: "Just put everything on mine and we'll split it from there... You look good to the waitress, you look good to the friends." – Gabe [36:29]
• Debate over family-style/tapas meals and where it becomes unwieldy.
• JP gets flowers as the sushi order maestro among the boys, and they talk up trying new eats in San Francisco for Super Bowl week.

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7. Super Bowl Week Plans & Turf Wars

[43:16–44:59]

• Super Bowl plans confirmed: most of the crew heads to SF to record from the big game, while Coop and “his minions” will helm the Nashville "B team" episode the following week.
• Quote: "We got a turf war in the next two weeks..." – JP [44:18]
• Stakes are set: whichever crew gets higher views may set the standard for alternating hosting weeks in the future.

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8. NFL, The Season’s End, and Locker Room Talk

[44:38–46:39]

• The gravity of the season ending hits home. They reminisce about in-season guests Delanie and Clay, lamenting the loss of their weekly presence.
• Inside banter about team loyalty (Titans’ rough season), early Super Bowl predictions ("Seahawks by 10"), and hype for rookie Super Bowl performances.

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9. Pet Peeves, Work Annoyances & Elevator Etiquette

[47:02–59:41]

• From people moving (or leaving trash on) your desk to elevator faux pas in apartment living, the boys commiserate about everyday annoyances.
• Quote: "My biggest pet peeve at work is people just leaving shit on my desk... there's something new there every day." – Coop [49:54]
• Great extended bit about elevator conduct: letting folks exit before entering, who should get out first, and small talk with strangers’ dogs.

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10. Pop Culture and Show Recs

[60:55–63:48]

• End-of-episode wind-down: latest TV/streaming faves discussed ("his and hers," "shrinking," new superhero drops, etc.), with classic inside ribbing on Jared’s polarizing opinions about superhero flicks and Harry Potter.
• Hype for the next two weeks’ episodes (the San Fran Super Bowl special and the Nashville-based B team follow-up).

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Notable Quotes & Moments (with Timestamps)

• Coop on field trips and curfews:
  "What's the first thing gonna be implemented? Curfew." [03:24]

• On Alex Porter:
  "Alex Porter might be the most alpha of the whole crew, how he's handled everything... working in the shadows." – Garrett [08:58]

• On Nashville’s ice storm:
  "All the trees in my yard are parallel or uprooted, except the magnolia... It stood strong." – Gabe [13:06]

• On Taylor Lewan and Mexican food:
  "He acts like he’s out in the streets ordering chips and queso... This motherfucker’s got a private chef." – Gabe [24:07]

• On good Mexican restaurants:
  "If they have good queso, they have good food. That's like every Mexican restaurant." – Coop [28:25]

• Sam Hunt's “boss move” at El Fuego:
  "He picked up the tab without ever saying a word. That’s a real boss move." – Garrett [33:25]

• Group check tip:
  "Just put everything on mine and we'll split it from there... You look good to the waitress, you look good to the friends." – Gabe [36:29]

• Pet peeve at work:
  "My biggest pet peeve at work is people just leaving shit on my desk... there's something new there every day." – Coop [49:54]

• On elevator etiquette in apartments:
  "If I am on the elevator and the door opens, usually the person on the elevator gets off before the people get on the elevator, correct?" – JP [54:49]

• On switching up the Bus crew:
  "If the B team does good, there's a serious world where we would have to consider every other week we switch." – Garrett [65:22]

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Major Segments & Timestamps

• Jersey #34/Joking about Athlete Numbers: [01:05–04:12]
• "B Team" and Office Scarcity Games: [04:12–09:48]
• Snow/Ice Storm Stories: [12:01–18:11]
• Snow Etiquette & Gatorade Debate: [19:19–22:59]
• Nashville Mexican Food Deep Dive: [23:33–33:01]
• Dinner Check & "Who Pays?" Discussion: [36:07–41:11]
• SF Super Bowl, B Team Content Week Plans: [43:16–44:59]
• NFL Season Wrap / Predictions: [44:38–46:39]
• Pet Peeve Roundtable & Elevator Rules: [47:02–59:41]
• Pop Culture, Show Recs, Banter: [60:55–63:48]
• Wrap-up, Shout-outs, and Outro: [64:59–end]

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Final Notes & Tone

The episode embodies the classic Inside The Bus energy: easygoing, banter-heavy, yet with genuine friendship and insider sports/media talk. It’s about surviving storms, both literal (the Nashville freeze) and metaphorical (work chaos, urban apartment living, and NFL heartbreak). The food debates and group dynamic jokes anchor the episode, while Super Bowl anticipation and a running competition between "A team" and “B team” promise riotous future content. If you’re a fan of Bussin’s in-the-bus chaos or want a feel-good recap of the sports crew’s winter survival, this episode’s a banger.

Transcript

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[Mitch]

Welcome back to another episode of Inside the bus. Episode 34, the Big Poppy episode. I don't. I can't think of anybody else.

[Coop]

I honestly can't even.

[JP]

Oh, is there anybody?

[Mitch]

D' Angelo Williams? Giannis.

[Coop]

What did you say?

[JP]

Jack?

[Gabe]

Shaq. Or is he 30?

[JP]

32.

[Gabe]

We didn't mention Jackson. 32, did we?

[Coop]

Am I tripping? Yeah.

[Mitch]

Yanis. 34.

[Coop]

Okay.

[Mitch]

Yeah. D' Angelo Williams, running back for the Panthers. 34. Right.

[Garrett]

I need to look that up, but.

[Coop]

I might need to Look.

[Garrett]

I'm not 34.

[JP]

34.

[Mitch]

As you guys can tell, JP is knocking the rust off and is in the producer game because Matt Fingers aren't.

[Garrett]

Working as well as they used to.

[Mitch]

Matt is.

[JP]

I don't love him right now.

[Coop]

Shaq did wear 34.

[JP]

What?

[Garrett]

Shaq wore it all, man.

[JP]

Why did I think he was 32?

[Coop]

I think he did both.

[JP]

Well, you can't do both.

[Coop]

He did both at the same time.

[Mitch]

Angela Williams, 34.

[JP]

Dang.

[Mitch]

Come on.

[Coop]

Charles Barkley.

[JP]

Chuck.

[Mitch]

What about Malone?

[JP]

Carl.

[Coop]

I can't believe I didn't say Nolan Ryan. Nolan Ryan. I can't believe I forgot about him.

[JP]

He's downstairs.

[Coop]

I know.

[JP]

Damn.

[Garrett]

I think somebody's like, Walter. Walter Payton might be, like, rubbing their mic or something.

[JP]

Hello?

[Garrett]

Hello? I just will hear, like, a thing. I don't know.

[Gabe]

It could have been me. My hand was, like, pretty close to the.

[Garrett]

Yeah.

[Gabe]

So I'll keep.

[Garrett]

Just something to be mindful of.

[Gabe]

Something mindful.

[JP]

We need to know because I think.

[Mitch]

I think everything's fine.

[JP]

Yeah.

[Mitch]

Because every time, every once in a while, I don't know if the. The audience hears, but you'll hear some knocking and stuff. Just because people are just.

[Coop]

Yeah, I'm guilty of that.

[JP]

Oh, I'm talking about. Because this is the stuff we're going to be taking with us next week.

[Mitch]

Yeah, we will be at the super bowl next week. Unfortunately, Coop.

[Coop]

I'll be holding it down. Bus and B team holding it down.

[JP]

I don't like that.

[Mitch]

I kind of think it's fire and all.

[Coop]

I get it though.

[Mitch]

Coop is the. The fifth person here. Like so Coop is technically in charge when we are back because.

[Coop]

Oh, and I was like, yeah, man.

[JP]

No cook work series.

[Gabe]

Right.

[Coop]

Though it technically does work for us.

[Mitch]

No, you. You are the high. Like the highest in chain of command. You are in charge.

[Gabe]

Do not.

[Coop]

Let's go.

[JP]

You're next up, bro.

[Mitch]

What is the.

[Coop]

I'm gonna run this.

[Mitch]

What's the first thing going to be implemented?

[Coop]

Curfew.

[JP]

No curfew. But if you're. If you miss the bus at 8am you're not playing.

[Coop]

I'll just have rules for Matt. Only for Matt.

[JP]

Everyone should have to eat every day.

[Mitch]

You should like. You should make something like every day.

[Coop]

Field trips to mini mart that they.

[Mitch]

Have to do and like just send.

[Coop]

It in the chat or something that actually color.

[JP]

Hey, you should make it more color like a Monday's blue, bro.

[Mitch]

If you.

[Coop]

If I'm start cooking ideas. But the whole time we'll be. We'll be working back here. We got stuff to do.

[Mitch]

What would be funny is if the.

[JP]

For like just one day the switch.

[Mitch]

Gonna be in here like Monday morning. Like you get in here like before everybody else and like you're just waiting. You're late.

[Coop]

I just actually wear a suit.

[JP]

For real.

[Mitch]

That would be funny.

[Gabe]

I think what you also should do not to throw additional work onto your plate, but it'd be worthy of the cause. Create a graphic and it's a schedule Monday through Friday and you can be like Monday blue day. And then we can throw it up inside the bus and bus and collab and if they don't see it then.

[Coop]

Oh, they're more carousels like the made bed thread to make sure everyone's doing their. They're part.

[JP]

I do love the dude. The bed thread geeked me because when we put it on Instagram, I just mindlessly scrolling. I was like, man, I've.

[Coop]

Why.

[JP]

Why do I know what this bedroom is?

[Mitch]

It was my bad.

[JP]

Our thread. I was like, what the. I think that room's on Instagram.

[Coop]

We gotta do that more.

[Mitch]

Should we make that like a Every Friday shoes of the day or a different type of thread?

[Coop]

Something like that. That was fun to do.

[JP]

Kotds.

[Coop]

I got the same shoes every day.

[JP]

Everyone got to do a get ready with me video one day.

[Garrett]

Yeah, that'll be a good one.

[JP]

That would be funny as bro.

[Gabe]

Yeah.

[JP]

But on top of the. Or back to the. You would being in charge next week. The videos, you know like when you set up like the hidden camera and it's like showing what time people arrive to work.

[Garrett]

Yes.

[JP]

That's also a funny one.

[Mitch]

Or you could like, you could.

[JP]

Because if you get demon is like the second to last person, it's over.

[Mitch]

You could also like, I mean again, not to put more work on your plate, but make it.

[JP]

We got a couple ideas for you.

[Coop]

This is, it's not put work. This is brainstorming.

[Mitch]

Yeah. Yeah. Just make a graphic every like of when each person showed up every day.

[Gabe]

Trying to cook people. Really?

[JP]

Yeah. We're here to out everyone.

[Coop]

Hey, everyone who's left here just like hates me forever just because of how I handled Super Bowl. Y' all were all having fun. I was running this place like a dictatorship.

[JP]

Should we, should we talk about. I don't like the term B team.

[Mitch]

I don't like it either.

[JP]

All right. Where did that. Did you have you got. You guys talk about this?

[Coop]

Obviously I think I liked it because I coined it.

[JP]

I changed my opinion.

[Coop]

I. It was definitely.

[Mitch]

It said. It almost sounds self deprecating, but like that's.

[Coop]

I guess, I guess it does.

[JP]

What's the B stand for?

[Mitch]

Big body.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[JP]

Big Poppy.

[Coop]

I might just stick with that one. I don't even know how to like explain myself.

[JP]

You're right.

[Coop]

Like, it really is just like part.

[JP]

Of me is because like I want to be a part of that.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[JP]

But I also want you to be a part of.

[Gabe]

I think you're creating something special.

[JP]

The whole team.

[Coop]

This has been around for over a year because I, I, this is the.

[Gabe]

First I've heard about. I mean like, I heard the term but I didn't know I've said it.

[Coop]

It started in the the Tennessee Bama game last season. Like last, last season when the Last Supper. The Last Supper. That Outback steakhouse or Texas roadhouse trip we did. And it was, I was like, this is like the bus and me team right here. Because it was just me, Jared, I think Sherm was there. Voldemort, some other people. Joe.

[Gabe]

Joe.

[Coop]

Joe was there. Joe was a vibe.

[JP]

Joe.

[Coop]

Yeah. He went. Yeah. He was there, and Alex was there.

[JP]

And it really got the full effect. He really did well.

[Coop]

And also, like, the game, that whole day, we were the only ones. I mean, Mitch was for a little bit up in the stands, and y' all were, like, down on the field.

[Garrett]

Yeah.

[Coop]

Which is fine. Like, that sounded like bitching. That wasn't bitching at all. I'm just telling the story.

[Mitch]

That's just what it was.

[Coop]

That's just how. That's just how it was.

[JP]

Damn, Y' all seats were fire, though.

[Mitch]

Oh, yeah, they were good seats.

[JP]

My ears were rattling up there, right under the shade.

[Coop]

Yeah, no, those seats. I wasn't bitching. Those seats were fire.

[Mitch]

Porter was trying to just get hammered the whole time.

[Gabe]

Dude, he deserved that. Alex Porter, he deserved to get hangry.

[Mitch]

That's not, like, a knock on him.

[Gabe]

No, I know, but I'm just trying to always. You know, I brought him up.

[Coop]

That was. That was everyone's first.

[Gabe]

Come on.

[Coop]

That was everyone's first time meeting Alex. That's my only time being Alex.

[Garrett]

I still haven't met him, really, which.

[JP]

Is crazy, because you weren't there.

[Gabe]

He's a loose man. He's like. He's, like, funny, but like a cat that you'd find in the mountains. He sees you, but you don't see him that much.

[Mitch]

He would, like, hit on or me and my, like. Like, I think he was behind us.

[JP]

Oh, he was.

[Coop]

He was going crazy.

[Mitch]

Hey, like, can I go get a beer or something? I'm like, yeah, bro. This is a game. Go have fun. Like.

[JP]

Yeah.

[Coop]

Oh, I thought you were gonna say. Because, like, he's a balls fan. He was.

[Mitch]

He was a mat.

[Coop]

He, like, he was grabbing me and shaking me every big moment, and he's like, I'm sorry, man. I'm sorry. I'm just excited. I'm like, you're good, man.

[Mitch]

Then weren't we sitting next to each other?

[JP]

And you're, like, crazy, right?

[Coop]

Yeah.

[JP]

He was gonna get him here on. On the inside.

[Gabe]

Oh, dude, that would actually be. That would be a good time. I bet he'd make the trip down. He likes coming to Nashville. He almost moved.

[JP]

Not far.

[Gabe]

No.

[Coop]

And now he's not even in the T. He's not even in the meetings anymore.

[Gabe]

Yeah, we used to see.

[Coop]

We used to see his face once a week.

[JP]

This is. He just found out he's not in the meetings anymore.

[Garrett]

There's space. Alex Porter might be the most alpha of the whole crew, how he's handled everything. Never at the meeting. He just Denies moving to Nashville.

[Gabe]

Denied the full time.

[Coop]

He really is working in the shadows.

[Mitch]

Wait, so he was supposed to have Malone? Matt's job?

[Gabe]

No, it was kind of.

[Coop]

He was.

[Gabe]

Yeah, it was Jared's job.

[JP]

That's right.

[Gabe]

And then we hired Jared as more of, like, a flex position.

[JP]

We needed a ball number in the shop.

[Gabe]

Yeah. And. And Porter is a ball knower.

[Garrett]

He is.

[Gabe]

Yeah. Yeah. Poor. That's why I was stoked for him to come.

[JP]

But he's good across, like, almost all sports, too.

[Gabe]

Yeah. He's a big hockey guy as well.

[Mitch]

Big sports guy.

[Gabe]

But he's tapped in. He knows. He knows the Internet, which is what we need in, in my lane. So the kid gets the voice.

[JP]

How old is Porter?

[Gabe]

I want to say he's like two or three years younger than us, but I'm probably.

[JP]

Yeah.

[Gabe]

I still want to ask who Joe was, because I, I, I didn't want to be that guy. 30th time in a. Joe.

[Mitch]

Joe was the fan that won the Black Friday thing.

[Gabe]

Okay, gotcha.

[Coop]

Huge Notre Dame fan, by the way.

[JP]

Works for us.

[Gabe]

I was like, I don't remember. I was like, is there.

[Coop]

I. Dude, he. His love for Notre Dame. I respect it because we were at, I think it was a top 10 matchup. The Bama Tennessee game. I mean, it was a big game, obviously.

[JP]

Yeah.

[Coop]

And he was watching Notre Dame, like Georgia. It was like, yeah, like Boston. He was watching Notre Dame and they were up like 40, and he just locked in.

[Gabe]

Yeah.

[Mitch]

It's like, bro, we have an all time game going on. Or he's like, ah, go Irish.

[Coop]

But like, I get it.

[JP]

Love that. Love it, love that for him.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[JP]

We said he's in Florida. Yeah.

[Coop]

Yeah, he's a good Tampa.

[JP]

What a beast, bro.

[Mitch]

Yeah. I felt bad for him that trip when we were.

[Coop]

We could have, we could have done it better for him, but he was.

[Mitch]

No, no one person could have done it better for him. But yeah.

[JP]

All right. Mitch has the floor.

[Gabe]

Drop the meme.

[Mitch]

The. But we were waiting for Taylor because he was coming from.

[Coop]

Oh, I forgot about that.

[Mitch]

Where was he coming from?

[JP]

Vegas or Canada?

[Gabe]

I think it was Canada.

[Coop]

It was Canada.

[JP]

Or Arizona.

[Gabe]

I've been driving.

[JP]

It was Arizona.

[Gabe]

When he, like, broke down, it was Arizona.

[Mitch]

Yeah, we were. Yeah, yeah. We were waiting for him to get to the stadium. And like, me, Voldemort and Joe stayed out, stayed outside.

[Gabe]

We're really sticking with that.

[Mitch]

Coop coined it.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[JP]

If Coop coined something, it sticks.

[Gabe]

The Coop coin.

[JP]

Except for good. No Mini Mart. Yeah.

[Coop]

But yeah, I didn't coin that, but.

[Mitch]

Great podcasting going on right now.

[Coop]

I thought you were gonna finish.

[Mitch]

I was gonna say Joe was, like, stuck outside as we're waiting for Taylor.

[Coop]

Yeah, he didn't get to meet Taylor.

[Mitch]

No, he did.

[JP]

Oh, he did.

[Mitch]

But, like, also, like, Joe should have gone into the game and experienced pregame because we. By the time we got to the seats, like, the game was kicking off or it already kicked off.

[Coop]

So I just swam to our.

[JP]

Yeah, he could have blogged for me. That would have been sick. I would have switched with Joe.

[Garrett]

The vlog curse could have been lifted.

[JP]

That's where it started.

[Garrett]

Yeah.

[Mitch]

Is that really when it started?

[JP]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Garrett]

Real warrior. So what everybody do on their snow day?

[JP]

Oh, yeah, it snowed.

[Gabe]

We can dive into that more or less a snow than ice, but, I mean, we got one solid day where it felt like it was a snow day, and then it turned into Armageddon. Here in Nashville, for those not familiar with what's been going on in the news, Nashville was supposed to have a historic snow day. They were saying anywhere from 18 to 24 inches. Weather model shifts. It goes north by 200 miles, which then puts us in the ice field, factoring area, and we got ice. It was. I know G can attest to his. Guys who've lived here our whole lives, never seen anything like this. I would assume everyone in this room, whether you lived up in the north or down. I don't know if you've seen ice storms like that. There's a new thing. Trees are. Are exploding, as they say. It was eerie. Everything, every minuscule branch you would see on a tree was covered in about a quarter inch of ice. Just around. All the trees in my yard are parallel or uprooted, except the magnolia tree. It stood strong. I did lose probably about 30% of the tree up in the top of it. Maybe not that much, but it's still standing.

[JP]

It is crazy how fast it went from like, oh, this is sick snows happening in the middle of the day on Saturday to immediate ice.

[Gabe]

I mean, me and Garrett, we were out with three or four of our friends pretty much the whole day in our neighborhood running around. And then we all went back to my house. We watched the Alabama Tennessee basketball game. We watched the Alex Honold climbing event, and then we also watched UFC. All three. Great stuff. After that, around like 11:30pm it's like it's snowing outside. What are you gonna do? You're gonna go outside, walk around a little bit? So we. We're kind Of. And within about the hour we were outside the last 15 minutes, you felt the weather shift from snow to rain. And yeah, it was. It was miserable. It was cold as. But it was really fun up to that point. Garrett, he lives at the bottom of the hill that my house sits on, essentially. And Garrett just wrote a sled down and was like, I'll just bring this sled back. I'm like, absolutely.

[JP]

Had to do it two days in a row.

[Gabe]

It's a big hill too. So, like, we watched him sled down for probably 25, 30 seconds, where he is literally stopped to be moving.

[JP]

Well, the next night. Well, yeah. So after the UFC fight, we all kind of went outside and that's when it was. Everything had that like ice over crunch and it was so bright out. We're all like kind of geeking out and we're like, let's go hit this hill. And Chevy did it first and took off. Ran back up the hill.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[JP]

But the next.

[Gabe]

Twice, actually the next night when it.

[JP]

Like froze over again and was truly just ice, I wouldn't be surprised If I hit 20 miles an hour, bro. Flying, cooking. And got in like a groove of where a tire kind of dug a little bit. So I knew I wasn't like veering out.

[Garrett]

It was just think about how fast you were going. And there's real. College athletes are running 20 miles per hour on game day.

[JP]

Offensive lineman almost running that fast.

[Garrett]

Yeah.

[JP]

But it was fun.

[Coop]

That's why I didn't make it.

[JP]

That. Yeah, sledding down the hill was fun. I got to bring back my ride. Would you guess Jack's ride.

[Mitch]

I didn't hit any. Hit any sledding. We, me, Fallon, Gabe went to the prez game.

[JP]

Oh, midday.

[Mitch]

Because it was at shifted. It was at 2. Got bumped up to 12:30 because of the weather, but so we bought tickets. Like about like $50 tickets. And then we got there and they were like, you can sit wherever you want because of the weather and people not being able to make it. But then. Then we were like, fuck, dude, we should have just bought the $18 tickets then. Like, save some money. But we were like, we had like, really good seats on the ice. They ended up losing. But when we were walking down there, it was like the perfect kind of snow. Like, dude, this is sick. Like, this is a perfect day to kind of get after it a little bit, have like a bit. Two beers like at the game. Then we come out and that. And it's like just that crappy rain.

[JP]

Yeah.

[Mitch]

Just completely killed the bot turn quick.

[Garrett]

Y' all hit Tootsies, though, right? Was that where you were? Yeah, we were.

[Mitch]

We were at Tootsies for, like, an hour, hour and a half. And, like, it was funny, right? When you walked in, there was, like, obviously, like, out of towners. They would just get super excited anytime somebody walked in and made, like, a human tunnel like we do for Roo every once in a while. And, like, we just get super, like, give high fives and everybody. But, like, I just wasn't really feeling it. We're feeling it because the snow was done. I'm like, this is kind of boring now. I was just looking forward to, like, snow drinking, and it just stopped right we there.

[Garrett]

There was no riding the ship on. You could have made good on the laying in the snow and drinking Gatorade had we been given proper snow. Would have been a piece of redemption.

[JP]

Amen.

[Mitch]

Yeah. I still don't understand the hate that that got, but I think. I think.

[JP]

Were you saying the visual that I had in my head?

[Mitch]

But you were saying it. And, like, for you guys down south, like, you're. You just. You're used to, like, 2 to 3 inches of snow. Like, up in, like, the northeast, we'll get the little 7 to 8 to 10 inches of snow. So, like, enough for you to kind of, like, sit down and, like.

[Gabe]

We'Ve laid in snow.

[JP]

I've been like, breck, bro, We.

[Gabe]

We get decent snow. What? Like when we were in fifth grade, we got 10 inches of snow that's in that. What's that to you?

[Mitch]

That's casual.

[Coop]

That's a Tuesday.

[Mitch]

But, like, that's the type of snow where you. You literally just sit down, pour some Gatorade, and just start licking away.

[Gabe]

Licking away, man, you're making. You're not even using your hands. You're just in there.

[Mitch]

No, because then you. Because then you just get. You get Gatorade all over your hand. You just like.

[Gabe]

I mean, yeah, that's fair.

[JP]

You don't have gloves on.

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[Mitch]

A dog eating out of.

[Gabe]

Yeah, I thought you'd be wearing like.

[JP]

A out of a bottle grade salad.

[Gabe]

And then you got the snow packed on the glove. Then you just.

[Mitch]

Because the Gatorade. The Gatorade will melt the snow.

[Gabe]

Sure.

[Mitch]

So that's why you pull to the ground and then like it'll like freeze it immediately.

[Gabe]

Give us a visual demonstration of what it looks like when you hear what it looks like. No, I just need to know.

[JP]

I think we all know what it looks like.

[Mitch]

You're pouring it and you're just like, yeah.

[Gabe]

Oh my God.

[Garrett]

Do it one more time. I wasn't on your camera. You.

[Mitch]

Pour it in the snow and you just get in there and you're.

[Garrett]

Yeah.

[Gabe]

And for Those watching on YouTube, yes, Mitch does have an impressive tongue. It looks, it's massive.

[Garrett]

We'd all be slurping Gatorade like that.

[Gabe]

Too if you had that kind of problem. You're using it.

[Coop]

We just don't get it.

[Mitch]

Yeah, you just don't get the vision.

[Gabe]

What about you guys? Did y' all have any snow day activities worth worthwhile?

[Garrett]

Man, I, I, I went out there, made the horrible mistake of I bought a cheap sled last year and then when I brought it out and it's been outside all Year I brought it out to the hill that I. That I took my first hill on last year. I want to hit the same hill for the first run of the year, the annual hill. Annual hill. I go get my running start. I jump sled, cracks, breaks. I still rode it out. Just a slow, gentle decline. But that was the only sledding I got done. But I love walking around, even just during the. During the snow. It's freezing. Sucks, but it's something enjoyable about. But all I pretty much did was walk around.

[Mitch]

Your penguin video.

[Garrett]

Yeah, the penguin video. I was proud of that video. I wanted to. My hands were freezing.

[Mitch]

Oh.

[Garrett]

Trying to fly it because I. My. One of my gloves is too big, so I can't get my dexterity going. So I take my gloves off. Hands were freezing.

[JP]

But shout out to the. To the crew.

[Mitch]

Yeah, the squad.

[Garrett]

They were all about. I was like, I can do this by myself because I have the drone. I could just fly it. They're like, no, no, we want to be in it. The video is funny. I was like, man, y' all just elevated this so much.

[Mitch]

And, like, I know what road you're on. And just walking, like, in the middle of that road just up there is so funny.

[Garrett]

Cop drove by and didn't even swerve out the way. It wasn't in the video, but I watched it back, and I'm just thinking, dude, what. This is why you get the reputation you do on the Internet.

[JP]

Stuff like this.

[Coop]

White knuckling the steering wheel.

[Garrett]

Yeah, bro, but that was mine. Texacoop called Coop when I was outside.

[JP]

Yeah, we.

[Coop]

We had just gone in.

[JP]

We left you on red.

[Mitch]

Talk about a good sledding hill from him to get from his apartment to yours.

[Garrett]

Dude, they do such a good job clearing it. You can never sled it.

[Mitch]

Damn.

[Coop]

We saw two trucks, like, clearing the road. Me and Addie went on a walk and two trucks, like, while we were walking, clearing it out. And we got out when the snow was, like, fairly decent. Mid midday Saturday. By the time we were walking back in, that's when it started, like, getting real cold. And Addie's from Florida, so she really want to get out in the snow. And I was hoping we would get out there and, like, the match.

[JP]

For all that.

[Coop]

Didn't watch last week. I'm not a big fan of snow. But we got out there, and from my, like, point of view in the apartment, I looked out. I can only see the courtyard. I don't have, like, a road view. And it was just white down there. And and, like, obviously that's a controlled little area. I'm like, maybe it's just white everywhere. And it was snowing heavy. And we get out there and the roads are just brown and just muddy. And we still got a good walk in the nations, but that's, like, about all we did Saturday. And then obviously, like, y' all know, it got worse. By Monday, I was actually losing my mind. It's funny because, like, I. I don't go out much. I had to get out. We went to 51st Deli for fun.

[JP]

Good drink selection.

[Coop]

We tried going on another walk, and we did. But I saw signs of life at 51st. And I'm like, we're gotta go eat lunch at 4:00'.

[JP]

Clock. Yeah, you gotta.

[Garrett]

That's dinner reservation.

[Coop]

Before I lose my mind.

[Mitch]

Y' all really sleeping on the 4:00pm dinner resi.

[JP]

Danny.

[Mitch]

Hey, Danny.

[Coop]

Rezi.

[Gabe]

I almost said I had a. I had a 515 one this past week because two of our friends have a baby, and so they're like, you gotta just, you know, you got to understand, we're on different scheduling. No, it was great. But, I mean, I didn't go to. It wasn't like we had a reservation. We went to redheaded stranger in East. Like, you just pull up to the counter.

[Mitch]

That place rips.

[Gabe]

Yeah, I know.

[JP]

I missed that place.

[Gabe]

Great burger. Great burger. If you never had it there, I always get.

[Garrett]

Dude.

[JP]

What?

[Garrett]

Nashville doesn't really have any good food. What are you talking about?

[JP]

You're right.

[Gabe]

I don't know if you've seen any of the drama going on in the shop this week, but Taylor Lawan, yet again with just the cold take after cold take. He's talking about how Nashville doesn't have good Mexican food because he's from Arizona. And obviously Arizona and the west coast is going to outrank Nashville Mexican food. But the main issue is that this guy acts like he's out in the streets ordering chips in queso, getting in there, waiting in line. This motherfucker's got a private chef. He's at home, he's warm, he's got generators. He's got a guy at his house Monday through Friday making every meal. He doesn't go out, so I don't think his opinion is valid.

[Mitch]

When do you think the last time he went out to dinner with his family was?

[Garrett]

Oh, good question.

[Coop]

That is a good question.

[Gabe]

I mean, definitely 2025, but I mean, probably before the football season.

[Garrett]

I don't know if he did go outside 2025.

[Gabe]

I mean, more Credit to him, like, for him. That's awesome. He has a private chef. Jason is the man. And he makes incredible.

[Mitch]

He makes great food.

[Gabe]

So if you've eaten Jason's cooking, you'd understand why there's no need to go out to Mexican restaurant.

[JP]

I will say I've had a lot of good Mexican food on a hill.

[Coop]

I like Mexican food is my favorite type of food. And obviously I've had a lot of good. Being from Texas, I've never had a problem with Nashville's Mexican food. I like.

[JP]

Thank you.

[Gabe]

I like to have a good representation of Tex Mex. Like that.

[Coop]

It's Tex Mex here is good. Like it's really good.

[JP]

Do you have a favorite stamp?

[Coop]

Super Rica is my favorite. Or. Well, I mean, super good here. I know there's one here, one in Atlanta, but I love that it's really good. That's almost exactly what you'll find like restaurants like that in Texas. Like, that's really close. And then. I mean, I'm just a sucker for chewies. Sherm was saying it earlier, like, all the. All the good, like Mexican chains here are like chews.

[JP]

Yeah, we got the good ones.

[Gabe]

The jalapeno.

[JP]

If it's a chain, we got the good chains.

[Coop]

The good, like local.

[JP]

Yeah.

[Mitch]

What's that place in midtown?

[JP]

Torchy's. Torchies.

[Garrett]

But Chewy, that's on the corner thing.

[Coop]

Like there is a choosing no.

[Mitch]

1. Like where like Odyssey and stuff is on your right. And like if you go on left, like that's like whatever.

[Gabe]

21St, like towards downtown. Downtown.

[Mitch]

I'm pretty sure, like it's on the same road as Odie's. But it's not torches. But it's like on the right.

[JP]

It's on a corner. This kind of look like it has like a carport, like pull in thing kind of. That's chewy.

[Gabe]

There is a cheese right. Right next to Red Door.

[Mitch]

No, I wouldn't know.

[Coop]

It's called.

[Mitch]

It's like further down. It's like closer towards like where Kung Fu used to be.

[Gabe]

There's like a taco spot, but it's not. Like I said, I've had good Taco Bell. That taco or something. That's not.

[Mitch]

No, I know, I know it may not be there, but I feel like I've walked by like a Mexican spot that looks kind of fire.

[Garrett]

We haven't even mentioned Satco.

[Gabe]

Yeah, Satco is.

[Coop]

That goes great.

[JP]

Oh gee.

[Gabe]

I put Sacco in like a different lane than I would like a Suprica and Stuff, Right.

[JP]

For sure.

[Coop]

I've been in a lot of other places where I'm just like, their Mexican food is actual trash. It's not here.

[Gabe]

Yeah, I feel like it's hard to find a poor, bad. Yeah. Poor Mexican spot in Nashville. But I. Let's go around. I want everyone to name. Like if you're gonna go in and a hostess sits you at a Mexican restaurant, where are you taking us?

[Coop]

Hosto. Where?

[JP]

Say that again.

[Gabe]

If you go to a met like you're. It's a sit down Mexican restaurant. Not a satco. Not like a burrito place.

[Mitch]

Not like a redheaded.

[Gabe]

Not like a redheaded. It's got to be like a host.

[JP]

You get seated with the waiter and.

[Gabe]

Then you have a waiter. Yeah. In Nashville.

[Mitch]

You're asking the wrong guy.

[JP]

I think I have one.

[Coop]

I said chewy, that's fine.

[Garrett]

Love it.

[Coop]

Not really, though. Let me think.

[JP]

Mine is going to be Cinco.

[Gabe]

What location? Because for the locals I think that that's important.

[JP]

I mean for the locals I would pick the old one that used to be in Coming station.

[Gabe]

Yeah, that was fun.

[JP]

But that one's gone. So I'd pick the one in East. Yeah, it's not my favorite environment, but I would pick that one. The. The funnest environment and the one that is the most geeky to me is the one in Brentwood.

[Gabe]

The Burl one is.

[JP]

It's my favorite.

[Gabe]

And I swear I think the quality of their food is better. Maybe that's probably. Yeah, exactly. But I do like the Brentwood location for Cinco de Mayo.

[Mitch]

Oh, that's what that is.

[Gabe]

I'll say. I know what mine is.

[Coop]

Is that what you're talking about?

[Mitch]

Yeah.

[Gabe]

What? Sacco?

[Mitch]

Yeah, yeah, that's the same place.

[JP]

Yeah, yeah. San Antonio Taco. Yeah.

[Garrett]

Good wings. Slept on wings.

[JP]

Right? That's what I was gonna say. Yeah. Yeah, I would pick a Cinco. I'm. I just like a classic. Just give me a freaking thing of queso. Let me get. Just like there's different Mexican places depending on what I'd order. But if I'm gonna take the. The gang, it's a cinco.

[Coop]

If they have good queso, they have good food. That's like every. Every Mexican restaurant. If they have good chips and like salsa and chips and queso, you can just tell.

[Mitch]

I found two places. San Anjo or Federales.

[JP]

Okay.

[Coop]

So I've been to Federal.

[Gabe]

It's a little more bougie. Mexico.

[Mitch]

Well, Federales is directly like damn near.

[Gabe]

Directly across from my Federales has awesome food.

[JP]

Yeah, I do like their food.

[Gabe]

I think their food's really good for like a.

[JP]

It's.

[Gabe]

I went there as like a bar atmosphere and didn't eat until probably the third or fourth time I was there.

[JP]

And I was surprised me.

[Mitch]

For whatever reason, like Brooke and I felt the same way because we had it Saturday night for whatever. For whatever reason right after, like my. We just don't feel good. Like, just feel like bloated and kind of. And I don't know if that's just because it's Mexican or if it's something at Federales, but San Ano is fire too. They have good tequila. Have you guys done. Have you done the ice shot at Federales?

[Gabe]

Yeah, I have kind of fire. Yeah, it's a fun one. If you. If you're not familiar with this, they give you a shot glass that's molded out of ice. You take tequila shot and then you throw it at this big bell. You just try and ring it. It's fun. Definitely sells shots.

[JP]

Yeah.

[Gabe]

If I'm cooking mine, I'm going. I would normally do Cinco de Mayo. It's kind of raised me. My family and I went there on Christmas Eve like four years in a row, which is just hilarious to get. Sit down Mexican the night before Jesus and JP's birthday.

[Garrett]

Let's go.

[Gabe]

But my, my new one these days is not far from here on 8th Avenue. It's cilantro. And it used to be. It's worth going, man. They have a diverse menu that's not overwhelming. And the atmosphere in there is great. They also have an awesome little sit down bar if you just want to go and belly up. But yeah, really enjoy cilantro. It's probably my number one. Has to be in Nashville right now. And the price point is you can't beat it.

[Garrett]

Am I up? Are you up?

[Coop]

I'll go. My. I mean, my answer's gonna be basic and it's purely based on like this scenario. I've actually, like, this is where I. I do this every time I have someone visit me. I just go to Super Rica and we've already talked about it. I've like camp and all. Like our boys for his bachelor party. Went there. My parents came down. Went there. I've been there. My friend Ryan came to town. We went there. Like, I just take.

[JP]

I'm like, all right, it's a good spot.

[Coop]

They're normally coming from Texas. I'm like, there's good text Mex here.

[JP]

Wish it was in a different location.

[Garrett]

Yeah, I've never been. Yeah.

[Coop]

It's a little jam back there.

[Gabe]

Yeah. Kind of like peg leg porker. Yeah, exactly. Iberian pig. I. I like Suprica for what you're saying as well, because you could bring someone like your parents, and it's a.

[Coop]

Nice little vibe in there.

[Gabe]

It's like a good atmosphere. It's nice. It's more upscale Mexican, so, like, you can kind of.

[Garrett]

Yeah.

[Coop]

And I don't go there all the time, so it's still like a good experience. Not like I'm going there. Like, I go to Chewy's every week there. Oh, my God.

[Mitch]

Chewy's every week.

[JP]

While JP goes. Not really. I'll look at the name of the. Which other place I got.

[Garrett]

I got two if I'm going number one. El Fuego. Love El Fuego. The vibes when it's warm outside, they have the huge outdoor seating area, great staff. And then I also love Las Palmas, the LP special.

[JP]

That's why I was just telling Jack earlier. I was like, cilantro's there on eighth. But you can't forget about Las Palmas up in the corner by Kroger up there.

[Garrett]

Dude, it's so good.

[Gabe]

There's also Las Palmas, like, down off of Charlotte.

[Garrett]

Yep.

[Gabe]

Yeah, it's hidden. I tried to go to that location the other night on Sunday when kind of like only Mexican restaurants and pretty much Asian cuisine is open because of the ice storm. An hour long wait. Couldn't even do it.

[JP]

There's a. A spot in Green Hills, El Palinque. It's like in a strip mall type building. If you didn't know I was there, you would miss it. But that was a spot for, like, my family growing up, that it was like you trying to go get some, like, chips in queso. Like, that was kind of like the secret one we go to because, like, growing up, obviously. Mazalon. Yeah, but that place would be packed.

[Gabe]

OG hitter.

[JP]

And then we got Cinco. But El Palinque in Green Hills, if you're in Nashville, go check it out. It's just your classic. Like, it's gonna be what you need it to be. Tons of queso, tons of salsa chips. Like, you're in and out too. It's so fast. They also have the good mints on the way out.

[Garrett]

Oh, dude. The Mexican restaurants hit with the little. With the jar outside on the way out, grabbing whether it's a mint or whatever.

[JP]

Five pack of gum.

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[Mitch]

If you go to any of those Restaurants tell me it's not the best thing you.

[JP]

Dude, I need some Mexican food now.

[Gabe]

I will do it for dinner. For vibes. El Fuego probably is the best vibes you can find in Nashville. For Mexican.

[JP]

So good they had to get a bigger spot.

[Garrett]

Fun fact, the first time I ever went there was with Donnie and it was like a large men's group. And at the end when the checks came, shout out Sam Hunt. He picked up the tab without telling anybody. Also nuts to be at dinner with Sam Hunt because I'm a big Sam Hunt fan. Didn't know he was going to be there. And he picked up the tab without ever saying a word. And I was just like, man, that's.

[JP]

Such a really boss move.

[Garrett]

I know.

[JP]

Did the check ever come to the table? No, that's the most boss. You can find a way to have it taken care of.

[Mitch]

I've done that one time and it was when we went to. I went to when I was at Brooks visiting and I like, we went to. That was when we went to Oxnard or Oxnard, however you pronounce it. And like they had rented out the beach house. Like, like we went out to dinner a couple times. I'm like, all right, I need to. So like, I snuck away to the back.

[Garrett]

I was gonna say, if Matt was here, this is what he would have hit.

[Mitch]

But like, I like snuck to the bathroom and I had like cash on me. So I was like, hey, can I. We were sitting outside and like we had to go inside to go to the bathroom. Got it done. And then they're, they're like, I guess we're waiting for the check. And I'm like, I got it. Her dad, like, he was awesome. Shout out to him.

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[Mitch]

And like, I just felt like it, dude.

[JP]

I mean, have like the biggest smile on your face.

[Mitch]

Yeah. Internally I was like trying to like keep it in.

[JP]

Right?

[Mitch]

But I like outside, I was like, yeah, like, no, thank you guys.

[JP]

Don't worry, I took care of it.

[Garrett]

And straight cash too.

[Mitch]

Yeah, like, thank you guys for getting everything for like the taking, taking us out to dinner, the beach house, everything.

[Garrett]

Like, thank you because I'm a hustler, baby.

[Gabe]

If you don't have the bread to cover a dinner and you're wondering what can I do to kind of get one up on. On an event or some friends, just tell the waitress when she comes back, just put everything on mine and we'll split it from there. You, you look good to the waitress, you look good to the friends. And then you guys can split it up accordingly. Don't put your poor waitress through eight splits of a check just because you're scared you might not get a couple, you know, right. Couple ones back. Go ahead, just throw the car. Make it easy. Everyone looks you like, dang. That. That really kind of helped everyone out. That's when the hard part comes. Just immediately get the itemized receipt, split it, and don't let anyone leave until they.

[JP]

How do you navigate the situation if there's one person that is against that?

[Gabe]

Like, against what? Splitting it.

[Mitch]

Like, let's just say we went out to dinner and I was like, like.

[Gabe]

I don't drink some drinks.

[JP]

Yeah. Like, because, you know, sometimes you'll go to, you'll go to eat. And it's just like. Just split it five ways.

[Mitch]

I don't.

[JP]

Whatever it is.

[Mitch]

I don't necessarily.

[JP]

You don't do that.

[Mitch]

It's like you just kind of say forgot.

[JP]

Right. That's what I'm asking is like, so you would rather go, hey, no, actually, I need you, waitress, waiter, to break this down into all individual stuff.

[Mitch]

Sometimes, like, I feel like. Like, we've. We've done that at Neighbors where it's like, I feel like they have, like, a. They have the table on their little.

[JP]

Thing, and then like, seat 1, 2, 3, 4.

[Coop]

Yeah, I think they do do it like that.

[Mitch]

But, like, there. Because I have been in instances where it's like, let's just split it five ways. But somebody got an app and they had, like, three drinks, and then, like, someone clearly spent more money, got more food, whatever, and now you're picking up the tab for them in, like, I'm like, come on. Or just like it. Like, if. Let's just say Coop was the person who got more stuff. Like, hey, just buy me a beer when we go out.

[Gabe]

Well, that's how you get that. If you don't want to split it just straight up. All of us go to dinner. We just split it right down the middle. Each person pays their way. Get the itemized receipt.

[Mitch]

Yeah.

[Gabe]

And then you might have. Do a little extra math on the tax, but that's the price you're paying.

[Mitch]

Well, one. One thing that I. So I'll do that a lot because I have a Venmo card, like, a Venmo debit card. So I'll just keep a balance on my. On my card. And, like, it makes it so easy because, like, you can. Like, if I. Let's just say I have, like, 100 bucks on the card, and the. Like, the amount of the check is more than 100 bucks.

[JP]

You can be like, I'll put 100 down.

[Mitch]

Like, I have a hundred on my card already. But also, hey, Jack's meal was 25. Coops was 30. JP's was 20. Like, y' all can Venmo me. And immediately that money is on the card. So, like, we. It won't get, like, declined or anything.

[Coop]

It's.

[Mitch]

I think it's like a. It's a very cheat code all hack.

[JP]

Yeah. Mitch is also really good at math.

[Mitch]

It's completely, like, getting the guy. Getting the Venmo card is completely free. And, like, if you went to a special. Like, a special paid ad. What's that?

[Garrett]

This our first sponsored ad.

[JP]

Venmo get in.

[Garrett]

The Venmo card is.

[JP]

I have a Venmo card. It's awesome.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[Mitch]

Like, I.

[JP]

The card itself, I'm saying it's like, it's cool looking.

[Mitch]

Yeah.

[JP]

And like a galaxy.

[Mitch]

They have like, college cards now too. So if I bring it, like, if you went to, like, Penn State, you get a Penn State Venmo card. It's kind of sick, but I just have a blue one.

[Garrett]

How do y' all feel? What do y' all think on, like, tapas family style meals? Is there a number that's too large for it? Are you a fan of it in general? Would you rather order your own food?

[Gabe]

You're saying a number of people at the reservation, correct? Yeah, I don't think there is, cuz. No matter what, let's say there's 20 of us or five of us. Like, if there's five, will five collectively do our own dinner in each section of the table? I think can do theirs. But I will say I don't want to organize one. I. I'm fine to be invited to one, but I'm not gonna be like, hey, let's all go to tapas. And I'm not like, I like a two or three, four.

[JP]

I'm also not the guy at the table, like, conducting the. I'm never the one that's like, what do you guys want to do? Y' all get this over there. I'm. I'm a behind the scenes.

[Mitch]

No, nou is like, yeah, it's like.

[Garrett]

Tapas, but they're one of the few places that gives you proper portions for tapas. I think most tapas specific restaurants, freaking, they. They skim you on the portion size. So you got to order a bunch of them. No, co you could. It legit feeds however many is with you.

[Mitch]

Yeah, like, I. I'm not a big.

[JP]

Right.

[Mitch]

Yeah, yeah. I'm like. I'm just saying, like, I'm not a big fan of, like, tapas restaurants. I would rather just get my meal right. I know, like, yeah, I know that'll fill me up. And I know, like, I'm not gonna be hungry. Yeah, yeah.

[Garrett]

That's how I feel too. And a lot of times if I'm with people and I know the type of orderer they are, it's like, I know this person's not going to tap into the menu how I want to tap into the menu.

[JP]

If you're at a large group, that's when you see where they sit and you go, right. It's nothing against them. I'm Just going to go order with my people.

[Mitch]

I will say Jay, like, and I've given JP his flowers numerous times this week. Like, if I'm going to get sushi with somebody, I want it to be JP because he knows his sushi, and he, like, feel like, you know me well enough now that you know my palette. And so it's like, that is like a. Like a clean take, I guess.

[JP]

Have you ever had Dang.

[Gabe]

No. Sponsored ad?

[Mitch]

Yeah, I've had sushi, but it's also, like, I like the raw stuff scares me.

[JP]

But, like, we should get some next week.

[Garrett]

San Fran.

[Mitch]

Yeah, but so he, like, yeah, this is what. This is. Like, you'll be straight. Like, you'll be fine. It's like when we went to Oregon, he told me what to get, and it was fire.

[JP]

Oh, yeah, yeah. Jogger. The same spot or a different one?

[Mitch]

Portland.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[Gabe]

Oh, yeah. That place was good, though.

[JP]

That was with the pink salt or whatever.

[Gabe]

Pink rice.

[JP]

Yeah, yeah. Pink rice. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Mitch]

Now that we went to different ones.

[Garrett]

Two different.

[Gabe]

Yeah, The Oregon one was the pink rice one. This was a different one.

[Mitch]

I was knocked out.

[Gabe]

You got to try some. Some nagiri or sashimi. In out west, when we go there, some raw fish. Just, like, one bite. You can get, like, one portion of it.

[Mitch]

I thought. Isn't. Isn't sushi normally raw? And then that technically. Nigiri.

[Gabe]

Nigiri is when it's, like, actually over rice.

[JP]

I think it's how it's presented. Right. Is the. When you get into the nigiri versus.

[Garrett]

Yeah.

[Mitch]

A roll.

[Gabe]

It's a bigger portion of raw fish, too, is what you're gonna eat.

[Garrett]

Yeah.

[Mitch]

Got you. So it's like a slab of fish.

[JP]

Yep.

[Gabe]

Yeah, but it'd be, like, that much like the size of, like, a circle. Yeah. Chicken nugget. It's almost like a butterfly. Butterfly fillet. Spread open.

[JP]

We're gonna get you right.

[Gabe]

I'm excited.

[JP]

Hey, in the comments, let us know where we should go eat in San Francisco Food scene. And if you're in San Francisco, say, hey.

[Gabe]

Pull up.

[JP]

You see us walking around?

[Coop]

Say hey to us.

[Gabe]

You want to be on Ashburn Heights? Come on. Come on. For an episode, too, if you're cool enough.

[Mitch]

Yeah.

[JP]

Real.

[Mitch]

Did we. Did we talk about that?

[Gabe]

We haven't.

[Mitch]

So, yeah. Next week, obviously, we're going to be at the Super Bowl.

[JP]

Unfortunately, Coop will not be holding it down.

[Mitch]

I'll be holding down, but the four.

[JP]

Of us, Home base, home, home, B team.

[Mitch]

The four of us plus clump will be out There. And next week's episode will be shot out there, and we'll talk about everything that we've been doing and whatnot. And then the following week, we have off. However, the Coops. Minions that are B team. I didn't want to say the B team.

[Coop]

I kind of like. Whose minions?

[JP]

Whatever you want.

[Mitch]

Yeah.

[Coop]

Change five times by the time.

[JP]

That's fine.

[Mitch]

Coop and the boys that were here, they're going to record an episode.

[Coop]

I'm making a logo.

[Mitch]

Coop and the boys that are here, they'll be recording an episode themselves. So it'll be a different cast of characters.

[Coop]

I just found out about that.

[Mitch]

That'll be here the week after. But just so that way, we're. We're always giving you the inside the bus. We're never missing a week.

[Coop]

That'll be an interesting episode.

[JP]

It's gonna be fun. If they get more views than us, I swear to God, dude, I didn't.

[Garrett]

Even think about that.

[JP]

I know.

[Coop]

We got big plans.

[JP]

We got a turf war in the next two weeks. What are your plans?

[Coop]

I can't tell you.

[Garrett]

We'll see who Coop really sides with.

[JP]

Yeah. For real?

[Mitch]

Yeah. If Coop starts talking more in this. In that episode, we'll know.

[Coop]

I've been talking.

[Mitch]

No, you're good.

[JP]

Word count is up for us.

[Coop]

Just got patted on the head. Oh, you've been good.

[JP]

I can't believe it is the super bowl, though. Like, halfway through the football season, you're kind of like, obviously you hope that your team is still good. As for, like, the Titans were unfortunately not very good this year, so it makes the season twice as long. But the fact that we just recorded our last locker room episode just feels insane. Sounds like a blur.

[Mitch]

It sucks we're not gonna have Delaney and Clay in the office every week.

[JP]

Delaney stops by.

[Coop]

You have a Delaney.

[JP]

We never. Might never see Clay again.

[Coop]

He'll go, like, a few months without coming when it's not every week.

[Mitch]

But then, like, you know what? You know, that first day back, he'll be back there with us for, yeah, hours, just chopping it up, talking. Telling random stories about what he's been getting into.

[JP]

What? What do you got? I mean, I guess we're gonna have another episode before the super bowl, but do you guys have, like, an early prediction or thought of, like, the game?

[Mitch]

Seahawks by 10.

[JP]

I think so, too.

[Mitch]

Yeah.

[Garrett]

Yeah. You already know where I'm rocking.

[JP]

Yeah.

[Coop]

What's that guy? He's.

[JP]

He's like a new guy. He's kind of good.

[Garrett]

Dude number three on The Seattle Seahawks. I don't know if you've heard of him yet. Yeah, safety. I'm on Warty, but Nicki Minwari. Yeah, you know, I'm rocking with the Seahawks. Hopefully he wins Super Bowl MVP hat would have to be the first rookie.

[JP]

Defensive player get a pick six.

[Garrett]

Pick six? Oh my gosh.

[JP]

After Cooper De Jean had one last year. Yeah, true, but he wasn't a rookie last year, was he, Coop?

[Garrett]

He was a sophomore, wasn't he?

[JP]

Second year.

[Gabe]

No, no, it was his first year. I thought he was a rookie.

[Mitch]

He was a rookie last year.

[Garrett]

Really?

[Gabe]

Yeah, it was.

[Coop]

It was his rookie.

[JP]

It was go white boy. Yeah, fly the whole squad.

[Gabe]

Fly.

[Mitch]

Wasn't he. Wasn't Coop an all pro this year?

[Garrett]

He was he.

[Gabe]

Actually I'm just more taking a shot of the was 13.

[Coop]

I wasn't paying attention to the Eagles.

[JP]

Said what third team. Damn.

[Coop]

Yeah, that was. That sounded bad. I gotta work on my delivery for.

[JP]

A lot of things.

[Gabe]

No, I like.

[Coop]

No, no, I like not.

[JP]

Namesake don't change. I don't stay the way you are.

[Coop]

Seeing my delivery on Santa.

[JP]

You imagine if your delivery was different when you're talking about the old person at the gym? It wasn't.

[Coop]

That was unfiltered.

[Gabe]

That.

[Coop]

I still. I stand on that. I wonder what she's doing.

[JP]

She's still waiting.

[Coop]

Yeah, she probably still waiting. She's probably still complaining.

[Gabe]

You got any pet peeve?

[Mitch]

She might be dead.

[Coop]

She. She could be silence, but yeah.

[Gabe]

Coop, you got any pet peeves?

[Coop]

No, not off the top of my head.

[Gabe]

Come on, man.

[JP]

I know actually when everyone's telling their.

[Coop]

Good super bowl memories and trip memories and I just have to sit there because I wasn't on it.

[Mitch]

I have one, but it's recency bias.

[Gabe]

Drop it.

[JP]

Yeah, go ahead. Because I'm going to decide if I want to air out this douchebag at Chick Fil A from earlier today.

[Coop]

Wow.

[Mitch]

I feel like you have to now.

[JP]

Yeah. That was kind of like the. Off the glass to myself.

[Mitch]

My. Mine is like. You know how like everybody here probably has their. Like, this is my stuff. Don't touch it. I like it a specific way. Oh, don't touch it.

[Gabe]

Why are you looking at me?

[Coop]

Is this internal?

[Mitch]

What do you mean?

[Garrett]

In a way, it probably is internal.

[Coop]

Let's let them like inside the.

[JP]

I think you're thinking of something else.

[Mitch]

But like just when people will go.

[JP]

Like say their names.

[Mitch]

No, people will go like, get into your stuff and like completely. You had it all dialed in the way you Wanted it. Everything was straight, like, exactly how you wanted it. And people would just come in and just it up for like.

[Gabe]

What do you mean by people?

[Garrett]

Is it people or person?

[Mitch]

Someone it made like this could. This could be. It's working here. It could be.

[Coop]

But who was it?

[Mitch]

I'm thinking of one specific incident, but that it has happened plenty within the last 48 hours. But like, if someone just moves your stuff around, it's like, dude, like one. In this specific instance. You're better than that. Like, don't touch my stuff.

[JP]

So I. I like. Because I know what Mitch is talking about. Definitely side with him. There are instances when, like, someone may mistakenly move some shit without knowing for sure. But for this specific thing, I understand where you're frustrated.

[Mitch]

It's also like, like, I don't know, like, did you guys have cleaning ladies growing up?

[JP]

It was in your house.

[Mitch]

Like, I don't. Like, I just remember, you know, you have. I know this specific thing is in this specific spot at the house, and the cleaning lady comes and just cleans everything as they're supposed to do. But then you're just like, I know where. And then you can't find it.

[Garrett]

And it's like, yeah, then I just be blaming any. Everyone too. Why'd you move it?

[Mitch]

Yeah.

[Garrett]

When really I actually probably misplaced it. You hit it from the reason I hate when people move myself because I also have it in a, you know, a perfectly contained mess. Yeah. I get upset because it's. They're just kind of holding a mirror up to me where I like, I know that I should be better and my stuff should be more organized. And now I'm mad at them for bringing that to light.

[Mitch]

But like, for you, like, that's deep.

[Coop]

That is.

[Mitch]

But for you, like, your. Your. Your desk may be a little bit messy, but I guarantee you know exactly where everything is.

[Garrett]

Right? Right.

[Mitch]

And as long as you know where everything is, I don't see. Personally, I don't see an issue with it.

[Coop]

Can I add on to that real quick?

[JP]

Go ahead.

[Coop]

Speaking of messy desk.

[JP]

Let's go.

[Coop]

I can't believe this pet peeve hasn't been said. I know, and I'm not. My hands aren't completely clean because at some point it just overwhelms me and I just let it happen. My pet peeve, my biggest pet peeve at work is people just leaving on my desk.

[JP]

Now.

[Coop]

It did win me an award. Like, I. I got.

[Gabe]

You've won best desk or best desert.

[JP]

We're a for it, but it's kind of a community award. At what cost about it?

[Garrett]

It did.

[Coop]

There's something new there every day. Something new there every day.

[JP]

Yeah.

[Gabe]

You're on the highway of busing.

[JP]

I actually love where your desk is, everyone. But it also is kind of in a bad spot.

[Garrett]

It's next to Jerry.

[Coop]

Everyone else loves where it is. It's their cup holder.

[Mitch]

Yeah, I'd be lying if I said my water bottle hasn't ended up on there once or twice.

[Coop]

At one point I was collecting all the water bottles and I was rounding them up and one day I was just gonna show everyone, hey, you should start label. You should start labeling.

[Garrett]

Start labeling the things people leave. So Taylor leaves a water bottle. Just put TL on it.

[Coop]

You know, the worst part is it'll happen when I'm not there. Like when I got like. So I just don't know. So I can't even point a finger. Except for Will left his form on my. I think it's still down there. That one was definitely Will this morning.

[Garrett]

We'll set a cam up.

[JP]

Yeah, you should go start putting it like next to his backpack.

[Coop]

I need to start scheming. I need to start scheming. But yeah, that's pet peeve.

[Mitch]

Yeah, that's my pet peeve is when people touch your and just like.

[Coop]

So who was it?

[Garrett]

Is it a male or female?

[Mitch]

It can be both.

[Coop]

That's true at the same time.

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[Garrett]

But it's not an isolated incident. No, but it is recency bias.

[Mitch]

Yes.

[Garrett]

Love it.

[JP]

And directed towards a specific person.

[Garrett]

Foul.

[Mitch]

Yeah, foul always touches.

[JP]

I was going to go off about this dude from Chick Fil A, but I'm not going to let him win.

[Gabe]

Nice.

[JP]

More than he already has growth. But my pet peeve, and this is a new one for me living in an apartment. But it is elevator etiquette. If I am on the elevator and the door opens, usually the person on the elevator gets off before the people get on the elevator, correct?

[Garrett]

Yeah, yeah.

[Coop]

Yes.

[JP]

There are a handful of people in my building that don't understand that and they are close to just getting a check in the freaking shoulder because I'm like dog I can't get out of your way if you don't let me off the elevator, then they get mad.

[Coop]

At you for getting in the way. Like, they just have that little attitude.

[JP]

Sometimes where I'll go, oh, excuse me, my fault.

[Coop]

The little attitude.

[JP]

Definitely.

[Gabe]

I know G getting pissed.

[Mitch]

You know, G's definitely getting a little bit loud.

[JP]

I'll definitely throw.

[Mitch]

Throw a. Oh, my bad.

[Garrett]

Carol Wayne. Hey, Maker.

[JP]

Hey, that's on me. I'll get out. Let me get out your way.

[Gabe]

Or.

[JP]

Oh, pardon me.

[Gabe]

Passive aggressive elevator interaction ever.

[JP]

It makes me so mad because it's like the easiest thing. Like, I don't know. Those kind of things just piss me off. It's like holding the door for people. Like, those types of things are just pissed me off where it's like, if you're just a normal person with a brain going to understand how that operation works. Like, if I hold the door for you and you look at me like I have four heads, I probably won't hold it for you the next time. But the elevator etiquette pisses me off.

[Mitch]

I will find you and I will kill you.

[Garrett]

There, there.

[Mitch]

Like, I find it's not going to.

[JP]

Be hard six floors.

[Mitch]

I do. I do this skis. Like, sometimes I get in my head about it. But, like, say four, when you. If you get on the elevator and you're on there first and somebody else gets on, and like, when you guys are going both to the same floor, you're going to floor one. And, like, doors open. Who gets off first?

[JP]

I. Regardless, if I'm on first, on second, I always am going to be the person that, like, puts my hand out there and lets the person go.

[Mitch]

I. In my head, I'm like, I should.

[Gabe]

Always strive to be the last person leaving an elevator.

[JP]

Yeah, I just.

[Mitch]

That's what I try to let the person, like, if whenever. Just let them get off, people are on the elevator. But then you just kind of feel weird because you're standing there for like a half a second. It's like, go.

[Coop]

I don't like when the people.

[JP]

That's why I just speak up. Like, when we land, that door starts my. Hey, y' all go ahead.

[Coop]

I don't like when people are standing, like, right next to the door and.

[Gabe]

They, like, they will wait.

[Coop]

They try to, like, let you get off. Like, go. Just go. Like, yeah, like, you're there right next to the door.

[JP]

You're the door. One thing I have noticed, though, is.

[Mitch]

I.

[JP]

Because it is a new thing for me living in the apartment, I Know like three people in my building. But that's purely because I just am not introducing myself. But I know about every dog in the building because when we get on the elevators, I'll talk to every dog and I'm always like, oh, what's their name? Not once have I been like, what's your name?

[Garrett]

Yeah, that's how I do that too.

[JP]

Well, and it's one of those. At first I was like, I could stand on here and not say anything or I can at least interact with the dog. That's a safe play. Everyone loves dogs. Now I'm like, really should know what.

[Gabe]

Misty's parents name is as a dog owner though. And being asked what is my pet's name? I've never once had an issue with that. I could see myself feeling a little peculiar if someone's like, oh, what's your name too.

[JP]

Well, I think it's, it's because we live in the same building. Yeah, the close quarters, community based. Where it should be like, I'm Garrett by the way.

[Gabe]

It's the guy right? Checked in the elevator.

[JP]

Yeah. Yeah, you're Misty's dad.

[Mitch]

That's probably how you should go about it. Be like, oh, what's your name? Like, oh, I'm. What's, what's her name? Oh, oh, I'm Gary, by the way.

[Gabe]

You're just talking to the pet. What's your cute dad's name?

[JP]

Hey, so what, what room do y' all live in? But yeah, I have noticed because it is new for me. The, the elevator thing is.

[Mitch]

Yeah.

[JP]

Also I just, I feel bad about like people that have dogs that live in apartments. That one's always tough for me because I think about that and like big cities, like that's a hard one for me. I would love to have a dog, but like, it's tough. Think about the last couple days with the ice. Okay. Hey buddy, we gotta, yeah, giddy up. We gotta go hit the elevator. I mean that. What if the elevator turns off? Who was it that got locked in the elevator for five hours?

[Gabe]

My girlfriend told me one of her friends was on her story and she had locked, stuck in an elevator for five hours during the, like during the storm.

[Garrett]

And man, I would pay to see Coop in the hell.

[JP]

She said. After the straight Jacket third hour, she posted on her story. Hey, I'm stuck in here 30 minutes. I'm out the top.

[Coop]

Sweating right now. Just think about it.

[JP]

Bobby said, I've seen way too much Jason Bourne to be locked in there.

[Gabe]

I'm climbing out the top Bro, it's five minutes for. I'm calling every person in there.

[Mitch]

Yeah.

[Gabe]

Freaking out.

[JP]

I'll put it on my story, but I have a phone to call people. Yeah, the police.

[Mitch]

That's great.

[Garrett]

Police elevator.

[JP]

I love it if I'm on.

[Garrett]

You know how you're supposed to let girls off on the elevator first? No, that's what I was going to say.

[JP]

Now.

[Garrett]

Now that I'm married, if I'm in an elevator full of girls, I'm getting off first. I don't want to send the wrong idea.

[JP]

That's a good call.

[Garrett]

And so it's not being.

[JP]

Hey, on the way out, you hit the close button.

[Gabe]

Even if you're the back guy, you're.

[Garrett]

Like, stop following me.

[Gabe]

Excuse me.

[JP]

Yeah, that's funny. All right, last elevator. When you get on the elevator or you're already on, someone gets on or you get. Not at the same time.

[Garrett]

I press all the buttons.

[JP]

Do you. I was going to say, are you. Do you ask them, like, what floor?

[Coop]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Mitch]

The way. The way my building didn't do that.

[JP]

The other day, and I had to.

[Garrett]

Like, reach across them.

[Mitch]

The way my building works is like, you're like, say you're on floor five. You can't hit floor six for me. Yeah, I have. We have to scan.

[JP]

You have to scan it.

[Mitch]

You scan and can only hit, like. You can only hit number, like, for me. The only four that works for me is six. So I can't be like, oh, what floor? And, like, touch it for you. Because you have to scan. Your. The only time it doesn't like, is if you're going to one.

[JP]

Yeah, yeah, that's. You can leave.

[Garrett]

So you know he live in downtown?

[Mitch]

Yeah, I'm downtown with it, man.

[JP]

Elevators, man.

[Mitch]

How long we've been going?

[Garrett]

We'd be going probably 52 minutes.

[Gabe]

It always lands on 52, so we're.

[Mitch]

Always between, like, 42 to 52.

[Garrett]

So we're pros, man.

[JP]

We know.

[Garrett]

We know the attention spans. Yeah, it's the same. Same length as a His and hers episode.

[JP]

Dog.

[Mitch]

I. Dude, I gotta get. I told Brooke.

[JP]

I'm like, have you started it?

[Gabe]

No, I got to. I feel like.

[JP]

Hey, you can finish tonight.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[Mitch]

How long is it?

[JP]

It's six episodes. 30 minutes.

[Gabe]

30 minutes. Piece shrinking just came out tonight.

[JP]

Even.

[Gabe]

This is Wednesday. Yeah. New season came out tonight or will be coming out tonight night. I believe it's Friday 28th.

[Mitch]

Friday night.

[Gabe]

Yep.

[Garrett]

I wish Jared was up here so he could talk about how much he hates it.

[Gabe]

Dude, that Pissed me off yesterday. No shrinking. Wait, was it his and hers, too?

[Garrett]

No, no, not shrinking.

[Coop]

Yeah.

[Gabe]

Yeah. Rant about shrinking yesterday, that had me to. I gotta watch his and hers, though.

[JP]

It's amazing.

[Mitch]

Jared's show opinions are. They kind of.

[Garrett]

Yeah.

[JP]

Not respected. He said. He said the other day in the car, he liked the first season and then it just got too soft.

[Gabe]

He said it became too hard. The same storyline, same, like, characters.

[JP]

Yeah.

[Gabe]

I'm like, well, yeah.

[Garrett]

I do love the strength at which Jared stands on his opinions, though. I do respect that about him.

[Gabe]

Yeah.

[Garrett]

Not that I agree with them, but it's funny.

[Gabe]

You're not swaying his opinion.

[Garrett]

Right. Which is impressive.

[JP]

His. His Marvel 1 or Superhero 1 had broads in a blender.

[Coop]

He loves Harry Potter.

[Mitch]

Harry Potter riffs.

[JP]

That's real, dude.

[Coop]

I'm. Yeah. Based on Harry Potter, knows RIP all of his reasons.

[Mitch]

So Marvel.

[Coop]

Everything else is reasons. He likes Harry Potter.

[Mitch]

Yeah.

[JP]

Right.

[Garrett]

There's actually a couple superhero trailers that just recently came out.

[JP]

I just saw one.

[Garrett]

One was like, one of these DC ones was so garbage. And I was like, man, what. I don't. I really don't understand how these movies can continue to get made. Like bad superhero movies. The Playbook is out there.

[Coop]

Maybe we're just starting to see through the. We're just starting to see through Jared's lens.

[Mitch]

Do you remember which.

[Garrett]

I can't remember, but, like, Avengers Doomsday, I'm sure will hit. But also, it's gonna be weird seeing Robert Downey Jr. As a villain.

[Coop]

Except for every Spider Man.

[Mitch]

Did y' all see the. Did you guys ever see, like, the New Avengers or Thunderbolts, the new event?

[Garrett]

I started it on the plane about it.

[Coop]

I didn't watch it.

[Gabe]

I've seen it. I actually didn't mind Thunderbolts. I like the cast. I thought it was fun. I have zero expectation now for Marvel and the Fantastic Cinematic Universe they're in, but Fantastic Four was great, bro.

[Mitch]

I feel like ever since Stranger Things, Hopper. David Harbour is. He's in. I've seen him.

[Gabe]

They're trying to shove him down your throat.

[Mitch]

They're pop. He's popping up.

[Gabe]

I like him, but.

[Mitch]

Yeah, I like him, too, because he was saying he was in that obvious. He's in Stranger Things. And I just watched a trailer with him and Jason Bateman. It's like. I think it's DTF St. Louis and, like, David Harbor. No, like, actually. And like. Like, I guess David Harbour, like, somehow, like, dies, and it's kind of like, I guess, sort of, like, murder mystery type deal, but it's, like, sexual. Yeah, they're down, but like, Jason. Like, I will watch anything with Jason. Batman, He.

[JP]

I'm the same way.

[Garrett]

He's a beast, bro.

[JP]

I saw a trailer for something earlier.

[Garrett]

Chris Hemsworth and Halle Berry. The new crime movie that's coming out February 13th and exclusive, theaters only.

[JP]

No, not that hard.

[Gabe]

Is that our third ad?

[Garrett]

Yeah, they. I've been getting a lot of dms. Like, bro, you're so, so. You look so much like Chris Hemsworth. I thought this was you in the movie. I was like, nah, man, that's just. That's just blood.

[JP]

No, that's just big, bro.

[Garrett]

That's big, bro. Looks like it's gonna be good, though.

[Mitch]

We gotta get Chris Hemsworth on the pod.

[Garrett]

I know, bro. I actually messaged him the other day, but he's in Spain, so time changed off.

[JP]

Waiting for a response. Dang, man.

[Garrett]

He went to Ravenwood.

[Gabe]

All right.

[JP]

Make sure you tune in next week.

[Garrett]

Yeah.

[Mitch]

No, he did not, bro.

[JP]

Seriously, though, we should wrap so we can go play our new game downstairs. Oh, it's the only thing that got me up this morning. Square. See y' all next week with quickest sign off.

[Gabe]

Love you guys.

[JP]

That's all, folks.

[Gabe]

Catch us next week in San Fran. San Fran, where Mitch tries nagiri.

[JP]

Oh, maybe we should get it. And he tries it on it. Oh, we could do that live delay.

[Garrett]

Try better.

[Gabe]

Tune in.

[Coop]

But also catch us back in Nashville with a different two weeks from now. Yeah, catch us two weeks from now.

[Gabe]

Hey, also, it'll be a big content week on the Inside the Bus page. We're gonna be doing some fun stuff.

[Mitch]

We gotta. For those of you that watch Inside the Bus religiously, we know there's a whole bunch of you out there.

[JP]

100 million give.

[Mitch]

I don't want to. I don't want to cause a rift in between the squads, but, like, which one you liked more?

[Gabe]

Oh, from here to next week, A.

[JP]

Team or B team?

[Garrett]

Yeah, there's a world. Like, if the B team does good, there's a serious world where we would have to consider every other week we switch 100.

[Gabe]

Yeah.

[Mitch]

And you guys let us know if you want that.

[Coop]

What if we're both successful and I'm just the glue?

[JP]

What if you are the glue?

[Gabe]

I would believe it. I believe it.

[Coop]

It's got to happen first.

[Garrett]

Gotta have one kid's day.

[Gabe]

Elmer's, Coop.

[Garrett]

Hey, but seriously, though, El versus Coop.

[JP]

We'll get. We'll. We'll get into some in San Fran. We I think we have some open time.

[Garrett]

Yeah, stay.

[Mitch]

Stay tuned to Mitch is going to.

[Gabe]

Try his first 100 milligram edible too.

[JP]

And swim to Alcatraz.

[Gabe]

All right, see you guys in San Fran.

[JP]

All right, see y'. All.

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