The Subscription Service Nobody Wanted

Summary

Good Guys – "The Subscription Service Nobody Wanted"

Podcast: Good Guys (Dear Media)
Episode Date: September 22, 2025
Hosts: Josh Peck & Ben Soffer

Episode Overview

In this episode, Josh Peck and Ben Soffer deliver their trademark blend of banter, candid confessions, and comedic rants on everything from body image and masculinity to subscription services no one asked for, viral celebrity scandals, and awkward waxing mishaps. The duo debates “reverse OnlyFans,” brainstorm the “trad dad” lifestyle, and field listener questions about birthdays, inheritances, and etiquette—always with irreverence and a hint of chaos.

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Key Discussion Points & Segments

Friendship Dynamics, Gaslighting, and Ancient Caves

[00:26–03:08]

• Josh and Ben riff on their back-and-forth dynamic, joking about who instigates their playful spats.
• The conversation devolves into an imaginary scenario in a cave, debating societal norms around sexuality and male intimacy.
• Notable Quote:

  "You are the creator of the button. Once you have created the button, then I use it."
  — Ben [00:54]

Social Constructs, Heels for Men & Body Image

[02:17–05:37]

• Ben describes how society suppresses male expression and fun, lamenting the loss of past fashions like men wearing heels.
• Josh and Ben fantasize about becoming the faces of a men’s heel campaign ("meals").
• Discussion shifts to body insecurities, with Josh sharing his experiences as an actor trying to avoid shirtless scenes.
• Josh recounts a $35K brand deal involving nude underpants at SXSW.
• Notable Quote:

  "Could you imagine flat feet Peck over here as the face of Jimmy Choo? Me and four-inch stiletto strutting."
  — Josh [03:08]

Embracing Insecurities & Shirtless Podcasting

[05:37–08:07]

• Ben discusses his own journey with body insecurities, especially as a teenager, and how he’s come to terms with features he once hid. He proceeds to take his shirt off during the episode.
• Josh jokes about Ben’s "sweater vest" shoulder hair.
• Both reflect on changing attitudes toward body image as they age.

Monetizing the Show: Reverse OnlyFans & Patreon Ideas

[08:10–10:48]

• The hosts brainstorm creating a Patreon, offering additional casual, topical episodes, possibly even a daily "Benny and Joshi Morning Show."
• Joke about a "reverse OnlyFans": starting naked and having fans pay to put more clothes on.
• Notable Quote:

  "We should do the reverse OnlyFans. We start naked and people pay us to put clothes on."
  — Josh [08:10]

GLP1s, Glucose Obsession, and Ad Breaks

[10:48–14:20]

• Ben leans into his self-deprecating humor about body issues, segues into a conversation about dieting, metabolic health, and paid partnership ads.

Fart Jokes, Locker Rooms & Energy Drink Marketing Schemes

[14:20–19:54]

• Lively debate over fart etiquette at home and in gym locker rooms, parenting boys, and childhood embarrassment.
• Ben pitches wild energy drink marketing concepts (advertising on porn sites, product placement).
• Notable Quote:

  "Celsius, you should really be advertising in porn."
  — Ben [17:12]

• The hosts obsess over favorite energy drink flavors, especially Celsius kiwi guava.

Houston's-Themed Dinners & Homecooked Love Languages

[20:02–24:17]

• Josh recounts an elaborate Houston's-inspired home dinner—spinach artichoke dip, kale chicken salads, sushi rolls, and ice cream cake—lovingly orchestrated by family.
• Ben shares his passion for cooking for his wife as an expression of love and his foray into baking (sourdough starter, "Mrs. Doughfire").
• Notable Quote:

  "It's trad dad season."
  — Ben [23:36]

Trad Dad Life, Sourdough Starters & Spinning Butter?

[24:17–29:19]

• Ben defines the "trad dad" lifestyle and suggests gender roles in the kitchen are ripe for play or sharing.
• Inspired, Ben pitches a bizarre business: a spin class where bikes churn butter during the workout.

Group Fitness & the Anatomy of Bad Workout Equipment

[29:17–30:41]

• Ben laments spin classes due to uncomfortable bike seats; both reminisce about CrossFit, tailbone pain, and inequities in exercise gear.

Viral Scandals: Kiss Cam Chaos

[30:41–33:22]

• Hosts dissect the "Coldplay Kiss Cam scandal" involving ex-astronomer execs, debating public shaming, viral culture, and celebrity missteps.
• Contributor Olivia weighs in on body language and "getting caught" on camera.

Thin Skins: Celebrity Body Shaming & Charlie Sheen's Liposuction

[33:22–35:13]

• Discussion of a news item: Charlie Sheen getting lipo after being called "fatso" by a sex worker.
• The hosts relate with self-deprecation and speculate on how to bounce back from such blows.

Listener Call-ins (Speak Pipes)

1. Awkward Waxing Story

[36:03–43:00]

• Hilarious caller story of a Brazilian wax gone awry—being asked to hold her cheeks apart, mid-wax, and getting complimented on her manicure in a vulnerable state.
• Ben proposes at-home solutions and rails against the indignity of impersonal strip mall waxing.

2. Gifts, Cars, and App-Controlled Air

[43:00–44:58]

• Quick pivot to luxury vehicles: Josh touts the benefits of pre-cooling his Tesla for family comfort. Ben despises stepping into a hot car but notes he occasionally enjoys a "self-sabotage" roasted leather seat (and questions his own psychology for it).

Birthday Scheduling Woes—Christmas Babies

[49:18–51:52]

• Call-in from a parent whose child was born on Christmas: how to separate birthday and holiday? Josh recommends a split celebration (early party with friends, low-key family gathering on the day), while Ben jokes about the hazards of raising a "Christmas freak."

"Who Gives a Rat?": Inventing New Expressions & Gen Alpha Slang

[51:52–55:24]

• Banter about birthday "weeks," inventing the phrase "who gives a rat," and riffing on new viral Gen Alpha lingo ("skibidi," "scram").
• Both reminisce about Sacha Baron Cohen as a comedic hero.

Inheritance Ethics: Does the Long-Lost Sibling Get a Share?

[55:42–62:49]

• Major question from a caller: When a secret half-brother emerges (from a one night stand pre-mother), should he share in the grandparental trust fund?
• Ben argues, yes, "children of" is clear, and legally AND morally, the newfound sibling gets an equal portion.
• Josh shares his own familial estrangement and muses about untapped inheritance—leading to comedy about legal commercials.
• Olivia, guest contributor, adds practical context about executors, legal requirements, and real family dynamics.

"What Are You, Nuts?": Weekly Grievance Segment

[63:07–66:41]

• Josh’s “What Are You Nuts?” of the week: Pediatric dentist scheduling only during school hours—impractical for parents.
• Ben’s “What Are You Nuts?”: Rant on Uber Black—being sent an Infiniti instead of a Suburban or Escalade, paying premium for non-premium rides.

Outro & Call to Action

[66:44–67:10]

• The Good Guys urge listeners for five-star ratings, subscriptions, and to check the show on all platforms. Monday & Thursday drops!

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “We start naked and people pay us to put clothes on.” — Josh [08:10]
• “You are the creator of the button.” — Ben [00:54]
• “If you paid for it already, get your money’s worth. Maybe say something back like, 'Yeah—badass.'” — Ben (on Charlie Sheen's experience) [35:00]
• “I’m on day nine of my sourdough starter. I’m feeding that bitch every day.” — Ben [22:44]
• “Trad dad season.” — Ben [23:36]
• “Forget OnlyFans, do a reverse OnlyFans, start naked and pay us to put clothes on.” — Josh [08:10]
• “Celsius, you should really be advertising in porn.” — Ben [17:12]
• “Who gives a rat?” — Ben [52:05]
• “Morally? But morally, I want more money.” — Josh [58:44]

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• [00:26] Friendship & Gaslighting, Cave Wheel Bit
• [02:51] Heels for Men, Body Image
• [05:37] Insecurities & Shirtless Antics
• [08:10] Reverse OnlyFans & Patreon
• [14:20] Fart Etiquette, Locker Room Life
• [17:12] Energy Drink Placement in Porn
• [20:02] Houston’s at Home/Dinner Story
• [22:44] Sourdough & Trad Dad Chat
• [29:17] Spin Class & Fitness Equipment
• [30:41] Coldplay Kiss Cam Scandal
• [33:22] Charlie Sheen’s Liposuction Story
• [36:03] Listener Waxing Nightmare
• [43:00] Car Cooling, App Hacks
• [49:18] Christmas Birthday Dilemma
• [55:42] Inheritance Morality Question
• [63:07] Weekly “What Are You Nuts?” Segment

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Episode Tone & Language

The episode is laid-back, irreverent, and packed with spontaneous humor and relatable anecdotes. Josh and Ben’s playful rapport and willingness to overshare keeps the tone personal and entertaining, with plenty of explicit, tongue-in-cheek jokes. Frequent callbacks to Jewish culture, pop culture references, and off-the-cuff rants spice up the banter.

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Summary for the Curious Listener

If you missed this episode, you’ll get a hearty dose of laughs, relatable grievances (kids’ dentist scheduling, Uber letdowns), and surprisingly thoughtful conversations about family, body image, and the ethics of inheritance. The true charm is in the moments between the topics: recipes for "trad dad" happiness, brainstorming disruptive subscription models, and the awkward reality of butt waxing and farting at home.

Josh and Ben’s "subscription service nobody wanted" is, in reality, the honest, laugh-out-loud therapy session we could all use twice a week.

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For advice, laughs, or anonymous confessions, check out more at Good Guys every Monday and Thursday.

Transcript

[Josh]

The following podcast is a dear media production. Two Jews, both big and tall. No subject too small for the Good Guys. A mother's dream premium podcast team. Make it your weekly routine. It's a Good Guys.

[Ben]

And if you don't give us five stars.

[Josh]

What are you nuts?

[Ben]

What are you nuts? Yeah, we're the good guys.

[Josh]

They're not the great guys. We're just the good of good of the good guys. Mazda morons. Welcome back to the Good Guys podcast. I'm sitting here with a guy who I love deeply. Even though we have little debates, we have our little spats, and we go back and forth, but that's just because.

[Ben]

We'Re both fucking smart. We're smarter than you. Oh, I love you. You do love to push my buttons.

[Josh]

But do you think you're pushing mine?

[Ben]

No, because I don't ever bring it up. You are the. You are the creator of the button. I. Then once you have created the button. Okay. No, it's not.

[Josh]

Turn up if you want to sit in gaslighting.

[Ben]

We're sitting. We're sitting in our room. Okay. Me and you, we're sitting in the cave. Josh. Okay. And you invented the wheel.

[Josh]

No.

[Ben]

Okay. Playing. I then dreamcast the wheel. I used the wheel. I didn't make it. I used it. I used your cart. Okay, well, you were. You didn't even. I didn't ask you permission. You went off, you were scavenging. I used your car to carry all of my vegetables. But you made the cart.

[Josh]

First of all, what's in this cave? Did we order dominoes?

[Ben]

I don't know what's in the cave. We're probably having sex.

[Josh]

Yeah. You know, I could easily be in love with a man. I just don't want to have sex with one.

[Ben]

I just. All that. I just want to say it's impossible that you just had all of these just humans in caves, these men in caves. They're animalistic men. They were having sex.

[Josh]

I think that's assumed right.

[Ben]

If we had zero social. Because right now we're living. By the way, I'm doing it now. I'm introducing a button. Maybe you agree with it, maybe you don't. I think maybe you do.

[Josh]

Oh, you.

[Ben]

This is the first time I've ever done it. This is my first button. This is my first button.

[Josh]

You DM me clips. But you're like the drunk uncle at Thanksgiving who goes, so Obama.

[Ben]

Yeah. By the way. So he's great. I love him. He's amazing. I love him. By the way, what a speaker. That man can talk. No, I really did love Obama. Voted for him too. On the. What was I saying? Social construct. Josh, if we didn't live in a society that pointed out everybody's sexuality, a lot more people would be fucking. Okay. A lot more people would be.

[Josh]

It's really a shame.

[Ben]

And it is a shame. And that's why we look at 1700s. It was fashionable for men to wear heels. Why can't we get back there? I'm down to wear a heel. Okay. It was. It was the fashion. We just. We just took away all the fun from guys.

[Josh]

Sydney Sweeney is the new face of Jimmy Choo. Could you imagine flat feet peck over here as the face of Jimmy Choo? Me and four inch stiletto strutting.

[Ben]

It would be amazing. Nobody would buy them, but it would be amazing. You would need to shave your legs. Are you down to shave your legs?

[Josh]

Yeah. And I'm not. I'm not an excessively hairy kid like you. Like, I'm.

[Ben]

You're hairy enough that if I saw you on an ad, I wouldn't buy the shoe.

[Josh]

Could you imagine with Jimmy Choos like this? With my. With my Blundstones, but like, you're on the 6 train and I'm on top of the seating area like this. Hello.

[Ben]

Shaved. I think it's a 10 out of 10. I think it would sell like hotcakes.

[Josh]

I've done otherwise. More for a brand deal.

[Ben]

I think we should do it. I think we should make the heel for men.

[Josh]

Do you want to know?

[Ben]

I don't know the name of it, but man heels, meals, meals, meals like that. It all comes back to food. It's always, we're so fat.

[Josh]

You know how depraved I am. I remember I was. This is like at the height of like my body insecurity, but I had lost it all the way. And by that I mean like 2017, where like, I still was like, now I'm a dad and I'm almost 40, so I don't care. Like, I've worked really hard on my body. It's not perfect. But as the good thing is, as a man, as you work out and you get older, more people are giving up, so you actually start to eclipse those people who are naturally in such better shape than you.

[Ben]

Yes.

[Josh]

But I just remember, like, there were so many things that I would audition for or parts that I would get where they'd be like, oh, there's a love scene or there's a pool scene and I'd be like, over to the director. Going, like, hey, do you mind, like, if I figure out a way to, like, not be shirtless on camera? Because I was insecure. Anyway, I get hit up by a social media company. They go, hey, we have a brand deal. I'm like, I'm listening. Like, Bravo has a new show, and it involves, like, this fun thing where, like, people are kind of, like, naked in it. Like, would you and the great influencer Matt Kushal be willing to run around Austin during South by Southwest in nude underpants and nothing else? And I said, For 35k, I'm in. Insert picture here. I did that shit, dog. Like, you did that? Yeah, bro, I'm nuts.

[Ben]

I'm really happy that you did it. I didn't know where that story was going. I think that you just. Actually, that's not true. I was going to say something mean, which is that I think that you just, like, say that you don't have a nice body so that I tell you how nice your body is. But I actually think that somehow you don't realize that, like, you're in great shape. That said, it really just doesn't matter. Like, I'm not. And it took me. We've spoken of this before. It definitely took me a while. Like, it could not have been a more insecure upbringing. Like, even. Even through my early teens. Like, I have. I have this distinct memory. I was 16 years old. I was on an Israel trip during the summer. And, like, like all of us, that's like, the last year of, like, Jewish summer camp. You go to Israel and every. I loved polos. I was in, like, a big polo, whether it was American Eagle or Arapostel or whatever. Like, classic, classic stuff. I would wear an undershirt under all of them because I didn't want people to see my nipples always. Because I had, like, big fat nipples. And it's just so funny.

[Josh]

It's AOL screen name, Big Fat Nipples.

[Ben]

I still have big fat nipples, but now I don't care. I don't. I don't know what it is. I don't know what changed. I just. I. I do not give a shit at all. I don't. Like, I'll be. You want me to take off my shirt here? I'll sit here nude. I don't care. I'll sit here on the podcast nude.

[Josh]

I'm just imagining your friend that you're texting and their mother going, who's bigfatnipplesaim.com? oh, my God, he just took his shirt off. You should be more worried about that shoulder hair.

[Ben]

G. No, the shoulder hair is.

[Josh]

It's the shoulder hair for me. It looks like you're. It looks like you're wearing a sweater vest.

[Ben]

The shoulder. That is. It's my sweater. That's what they always said. The shoulder hair is a constant reminder of my lineage, Josh. Hey, this is where I come from.

[Josh]

Where's Siberia?

[Ben]

This is Bratislava. This is. This is. Can I put back on my shirt or how long should I stay shirtless? No one wanted it off, by the way. You just quit. You absolutely need to watch us on YouTube because otherwise you're just listening in the car and you don't see that I'm shirtless. I'm shirtless. My belly's out. My nipples are hanging.

[Josh]

Dude.

[Ben]

And I just want you to really good. I don't care. Even if I didn't look good, Josh. I don't care. I'm that fat old man on the beach. The. That doesn't care. I swear.

[Josh]

95 pre ozempic Ben isn't ripping his shirt off.

[Ben]

You don't think so?

[Josh]

I don't think so.

[Ben]

5050. Let me put. I'm taking on my headphones but back on my shirt. Even though I don't want to let. Let it be known that I've been peer pressured to put my shirt back on.

[Josh]

Leave it on.

[Ben]

The whole shirt was off the whole time.

[Josh]

Maybe we get. Maybe what we do is we figure out a way to, like, get tokens, right? And people. We should do the reverse onlyfans. We start naked and people pay us to put clothes on.

[Ben]

I love it. Please. That's a big tip. Please.

[Josh]

That's a big tip, Ron. I guess I'll button one more.

[Ben]

Oh, that's so good.

[Josh]

Wayne wants me to put on a turtleneck. That'll be 2,000. The. It ends with the ski mask.

[Ben]

That's so good. That is unbelievable. Oh, my God.

[Josh]

Oh, man.

[Ben]

What are we doing, Josh? We need a Patreon.

[Josh]

Should we. Can we handle one more episode a week?

[Ben]

I think we could handle more. And I think. Josh, I think that. And I like talking about this live because I would like people's opinions. Like, I don't want to put out a Patreon that people don't want. But we have a difficult time being topical on this show because of the way that we record. And I do think that if our Patreon was literally just me and you FaceTiming on our phones at home or zooming on our computer at home, the second that there's some type of a current event that we want to talk about and releasing a 30 minute episode. I feel like people would love that. And it's so. It doesn't have to be high tech. Like, that's. Patreon is not necessarily high tech. Patreon is just. You're getting exclusive inside access to us. And like, I feel like we. The same way that we talk. Like we could talk all the time. Like it's five o' clock and we want to rip it for a half hour and we're both in our house. Why not? What do you think?

[Josh]

I actually think that if we did a daily 30 minute show that we filmed and uploaded and. But the problem is I don't. I think it should be on YouTube too. But yeah, I mean, I literally think Benny and Joshi morning show would be a fucking monster.

[Ben]

I love it. I absolutely love it. I don't think we need to jump straight to five apps, but I love it.

[Josh]

No, I think that.

[Ben]

And I think that if we.

[Josh]

I don't even want to do one.

[Ben]

But I think that if we gave them one, how about we do this? The Patreon, it starts at one episode a week, and it's the equivalent of a weekend roundup. Every Monday morning. We recap what happened that weekend.

[Josh]

But is the weekend exciting for the news cycle? I feel like that's when things go quiet.

[Ben]

Okay. Or every Friday.

[Josh]

I like it.

[Ben]

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[Maddie]

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[Josh]

Have you been free farting more lately? Because I find at 38, I'm just letting them go.

[Ben]

I. I feel terrible for Olivia. Poor Olivia. Is she okay? Is she on the floor?

[Josh]

Not here, not now. No, I can't. I still abide by the social contract. But today at Equinox in the locker room, I was like, hey, Jim.

[Ben]

I'm loose as a goose in a locker room. I used to not be thousand percent. You could catch me walking around naked. I'm not that guy that's brushing his teeth naked, because that is just unnecessary. But yeah, it used to be I'm wearing a. I'm wearing a towel, putting on my underwear under the towel. No, I'm taking off the towel and I'm putting on my underwear. And if you're in there with me, you might see my pecker.

[Josh]

Yeah, well, it's part of the.

[Ben]

It's fine. It's just me. It's just me being me. Do I sometimes release farts? Absolutely. I will not release farts, though, Josh. Willy nilly, if I had a beef stew last night, but if I'm eating normally and I think that it'll be like a nice respectable. It could smell, but it's not anything that will murder you. I'm in. But if you're bubbling. Gotta hold that in.

[Josh]

Me and the peck boys, we rip them non stop in front of each other and. But now my son.

[Ben]

What do you say?

[Josh]

Welcome to the club. But now my younger son, Shai, who's almost three, is becoming more verbal and. And it must be the vaccines, and he's becoming more verbal and so now he just. When I do it, he looks at me and goes, dad, you pooped. Nah, son. Don't put that on me, dog.

[Ben]

Like, not like that. I can't believe you're gaslighting your son and he's three. I sharded. I didn't. That's what he's saying. You sharded. You did what I told you not to do. You can do it when you had a normal meal, not when you had a beef stew, not when you had a big fat hot dog. God. Gotta be careful, Josh. Yeah, gotta be careful ripping all those toots. You never know.

[Josh]

It's just in the safety of our little living room. Although the other day I. I was. It was early in the Morning, it was like 5:30 and I just woke up early. And as we know, I like to crack an ice cold energy drink when I wake up in the morning. It's a real treat.

[Ben]

I had an unbelievable flavor today, Josh, of an energy drink.

[Josh]

What was it?

[Ben]

I had a Celsius cherry apple. Oh, wow. It was delicious. It tastes like a candy apple. Insane.

[Josh]

The thing about Celsius is like the people that they've decided to sponsor. I feel like Celsius might be a little too naughty for me.

[Ben]

Like, I think that Celsius is just so fucking huge that they know that anybody, everybody in the world is a potential customer. They should be advertising on porn sites. Have we spoken about this before? The cheapest CPM is to advertise on a porn site. You can get the most eyeballs, spend no money, but nobody will do it except for a porn company because it's porn. Then you have association with porn. Celsi, you should really be advertising in porn.

[Josh]

It's also efficacy because I don't think I've ever skipped an ad quicker than when I'm on pornhub, my boy.

[Ben]

Sure, but what about product placement? All of a sudden she's being, oh, I gotta go. What about product placement?

[Josh]

My boss knocking at the bathroom door. Let's go. No, I'm kidding.

[Ben]

Product placement, Josh. What if you see they're stupid and there's a Celsius can right on the.

[Josh]

Table that I'm for, like Manuel Ferrara's gotta like get some energy before, I don't know, male porn stars.

[Ben]

But I'm just saying, what if Manuel Ferrar is finishing in a can of cell skits?

[Josh]

James. James goes looking cute, honey. One set. Hold on. Take off those espadrilles.

[Ben]

Take off your Merrells.

[Josh]

Yeah. Oh, I see we have the same search history.

[Ben]

60 and over, 60 and over, wearing Merrells, drinking Celsius.

[Josh]

That's my keywords are meta meursault.

[Ben]

Those are my pronouns. Meta musil. That's funny. By the way, if we don't get a Celsius deal out of this, capitalism is dead. We're not getting it, are we? They don't want us. We're not cool enough.

[Josh]

Celsius once was like, we'd love to send you some product. I said, thank you. That would be so nice. My wife drinks kiwi guava every single morning. Like she has one type. That's all she drinks. Celsius, kiwi guava. They go, here's a variety pack. I'm like, dog, you missed it.

[Ben]

Guys, send me kiwi guava. Send my man kiwi guava again. If you don't show up to your house with a fucking pallet of kiwi guava.

[Josh]

So true.

[Ben]

There's a problem going on, okay? This is a big celebrity.

[Josh]

I know.

[Ben]

Yeah. Energy drinks are cool. What's your favorite energy drink?

[Josh]

Well, I'm gonna say Celsius now. We're too.

[Ben]

No.

[Josh]

We'Re too invested, by the way.

[Ben]

We're too deep.

[Josh]

Am I gonna do a whole Celsius shtick and be like, actually, I like C4?

[Ben]

Yeah, no, no, no, you're right. We're too deep. We're way too deep. We're way too deep.

[Josh]

I. Yeah, I've been having some rough. I gotta tell you about my eating day on Sunday because.

[Ben]

Tell me.

[Josh]

I literally decided. I took a week off from working out and I just did cardio and I let the tendons heal, let things, the fibers connect, and I really felt great. But Sunday, I said, I'm not gonna work out at all, but I'm gonna eat smart because I'm not burning any calories. Day started off great. I had my typical Starbucks double baked egg white fetter wrap love.

[Ben]

Delicious.

[Josh]

So good. Then I said, I probably need another one. Then I got bored. I had two protein bars. I go, whatever. I'm still crushing health, right? Then my wife says, we're gonna have some family over for dinner. Let's watch football. And we're actually gonna do something fun. We're gonna do a Houston's inspired home menu. I said, are you trying to get lucky? By the way, I'll answer that. She wasn't. So her sister, the great Blake, made the spinach artichoke dip. The wonderful cousin Maddie, she made the kale chicken. Like the mambo salad. Kale chicken, Asian vinaigrette. Beautiful. My wife, she made gorgeous sushi rolls. She had the stacked Osaka style.

[Ben]

Wow.

[Josh]

That you love.

[Ben]

Go, Paige.

[Josh]

And she made a macadamia nut roll because she's vegan, but it was. It was like a spicy macadamia nut. Beyond healthy fats coming out the yin yang. Then she makes the fried chicken sandwich.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Josh]

And then my mother in law made ice cream cake. Ben, I ended the night not knowing where I was in my own home.

[Ben]

I don't even. I can't think of a time like you. Talk about privilege, Josh.

[Josh]

Oh, I'm privileged now. Took a while. You.

[Ben]

You having your wife just say, hey, tonight, Houston's night at the house. What? Are you kidding me?

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Ben]

That is. I love my wife.

[Josh]

To death.

[Ben]

That would be. Hey, can you make me Houston's tonight? And by the way, I prefer it that way. I actually said this to her yesterday, because I cook basically every single night. I make her dinner. And I've come to realize that a thousand percent is my love language. I love making her dinner. I. I love it to the point that if she doesn't want me to make her dinner, I'm hurt. I'm hurt. I don't know what it is. It's a recent thing. Did I tell you that I'm baking bread, Josh? I'm becoming a baker.

[Josh]

Ooh, like young Jacqueline.

[Ben]

Yes. I'm on day nine of my sourdough starter. I'm feeding that bitch every day. You want to hear the name? I'll announce the name today. I'm naming you. Ready, Mrs. Doughfire.

[Josh]

Nice.

[Ben]

You like it? You have a Janaya Doefire, dear. Because it needs to be a bread pun. Needs to be a bread pun. No, by the way, I didn't know that. Somebody told me. I said, yeah, I'm going to name her. What did I say? Sallie Mae. And everybody jumped down my throat. They're like, that's the name of the student loan office. I'm like, I didn't know that. Like, leave me alone. No, I said Fannie Mae.

[Josh]

Fannie Mae.

[Ben]

I said Fannie Mae. And they're like, that's the name of the student loan office. No, it's Sallie Mae. Okay. But I didn't know that it needs to be a bread pun. So it's going to be Mrs. Dough Fire or Euphorgenia Do Fire, dear. But yeah, it's trad dad season. Okay. Trad dad.

[Josh]

What is trad dad?

[Ben]

Trad dad is a trad wife. Is a wife that does cooking. Baking. You don't have to be just like, it's great for people who want to be tried.

[Josh]

Why not be a trad couple? Okay.

[Ben]

Yeah, I completely agree.

[Josh]

And by the way, share it. I do all the laundry. I love it.

[Ben]

Yeah, I would say that. I think that it's. I more think of trad wife and trad dad. When I think of the kitchen, it's more cooking, baking, spit, spinning your own butter or whatever.

[Josh]

Churning butter.

[Ben]

Yikes. Spinning. Spinning your butter. Sounds like the new drug.

[Josh]

He was bent over. Overdose from spinning his butter.

[Ben]

I just had the greatest idea, Josh. Ready for this?

[Josh]

I'll be the judge of that. Go.

[Ben]

It's not actually a good idea, but it's genius. Okay. It's a workout class, Josh. It's a spin class. And at the end of it, your wheel is spinning heavy whipping cream into butter. And at the end, you walk out with your butter. We attach it to the front wheel.

[Josh]

I love it. And the heat in the class will have no effect on the butter.

[Ben]

None. None. There's the fan from the thing on it. It's amazing.

[Josh]

Love it.

[Ben]

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[Josh]

Have you ever been to a spin class?

[Ben]

I have, but I can't do bikes. They hurt my ass. You.

[Josh]

You have to develop a callus. I don't want it on the taint.

[Ben]

I don't want it. I don't want an ass. Callous. Taint.

[Josh]

Callous is my new band.

[Ben]

I don't want it. I'm out. Don't put me on a bike without a cushion. No good.

[Josh]

Could you do like a group fitness class with like a nice 90s hip hop beat and you're like stepping and moving and would you do that?

[Ben]

Yeah. Yeah. I've done Barry's before. Barry's Boot Camp. I've enjoyed that class. That's more elliptical, lightweights. That's not. I can't do the spin classes. I just don't like it. Like, I don't like my. It's the ass. I think my ass is just simply too flabby and bony.

[Josh]

I get it. I used to when I would do, I had a CrossFit era, no big surprise. And they would have you, you know, it was just a hard rubber floor. And so they would say like, in addition to everything, you'll do like 50 crunches and my poor tailbone on that floor. How did I get a raspberry?

[Ben]

It's too much. Get a raspberry. It's too much. It's just. It's not. It. Like, I don't know, some people, they're born with asses that can take a pedal a seat like that and others can't. And others can't. I can't. I'm sorry.

[Josh]

Should we get to a story?

[Ben]

Yes.

[Josh]

Ex Astronomer HR exec Kristen Cabot's husband dropped shocking twists after Coldplay Kiss Cam scandal. The astronomer HR exec Kristen Cabot's husband Andrew Cabot, says the two were already separated before she was caught canoodling with former Astronomer CEO Andy Byron at A Coldplay concert in July. What the hell, man?

[Ben]

That makes it so awful for her.

[Josh]

No fair, dude.

[Ben]

No fair, dude. But he. But the guy was still a cheating scoundrel.

[Josh]

Sounds like it.

[Ben]

That's just. That's very. As I say, it's unfair to her. She did know that he was being a cheating scoundrel. So it's still not great. But it is definitely. It's definitely not great that she got dragged down with the ship like that if they were, in fact, separated.

[Josh]

Yeah, I mean, that was. That one was heavy. That is.

[Ben]

I. I wonder if you asked Chris Martin to do that all over again. He doesn't do that. He doesn't draw attention to it like that. Right. I think we spoke about this on a past episode. Like, he could have easily said nothing, and then this would have been nothing, but because he said something, he drew attention. How many kiss cams there are? No, I don't ever. I don't ever investigate. And look at these people. I'm like, ooh, I wonder if they're cheating. Like, no, I assume they're together, but I don't know their names. I never ask anything. You think he does it differently or you think he does it the same?

[Josh]

I think he does it the same, but I think you can say I wouldn't have done anything differently. But also, it's a shame what happened, right, Olivia?

[Olivia]

Yeah, I'd say so. But also, like, when the camera goes to them, they both kind of freak out in the video, if I remember correctly. So I'm like, they brought attention to themselves. They could have been, like, just normal about being there, but I don't know. That's, like, kind of where I'm like, you made a big deal out of it. Of, like, I'm not. Oh, no, we're not together. But the kiss cam makes it look.

[Anonymous Caller 1]

Like we're together, right?

[Ben]

Yeah, they absolutely did. He made it viral. But they 1000%. If they just kept their fucking cool. Like, I'm so. I'm so annoyed at them. For them, if they literally made out on camera, we know nothing.

[Josh]

Yeah, they definitely would have still been caught, but it wouldn't have been a world event.

[Ben]

And it was a world event. World event. Crazy. We're so, like, the things that we just, like, throw up on a pedestal and talk about, like, it's so dumb. Like, crazy. Fuck us.

[Josh]

Well, I've never identified so much with a story in my life. Did you know that Charlie Sheen got liposuction after a prostitute called of fat?

[Ben]

Wow.

[Josh]

Thin skins. Charlie Sheen underwent weight loss surgery after a sex worker flippantly commented on his gut. He revealed in his new memoir, Book of Sheen. By now. The actor made the revelation while recalling the time he and his brother Emilio Estevez were in Toronto to film the 2000 film rated X. The two portrayed the Mitchell brothers, blah, blah, blah. Anyway, Sheen explained that on his final night in Toronto, he decided that his celibacy streak needed closure and he went to the matchmaking yellow pages of Bell, Canada. The Two and a Half men alum, now 60, proceeded to order a gorgeous brunette his words to his hotel room. And while enjoying a post euphoric cigarette with his Canadian instagirlfriend, Sheen said that the woman reached over, slapped his bare stomach with a room filling thwack. And said, what do you say, fatso? Yup.

[Ben]

For round two. Oh, my God.

[Josh]

Ouch.

[Ben]

Oh, my. That is unbelievable.

[Josh]

And they say Canadians are kind.

[Ben]

Oh, by the way, I love her. It's great.

[Josh]

That's good.

[Ben]

That's good. I would probably get liposuction too. That's tough.

[Josh]

Would you have round two? I. I'd move past it. I'd be like, hey, if you're offering, that hurt. But, like, you know, let's keep our eye on the prize here.

[Ben]

Yeah, I think I would just. You paid for it already. Get your money's worth. I don't know, like, whatever. Like, maybe say something back like, yeah, badass. She's like, I'm fit as a fiddle.

[Josh]

Ben's. Ben's saying to the hooker, like, do you take amex? I'd love the points.

[Ben]

It's only been 59 minutes. We have 60.

[Josh]

Is there any kind of reward program?

[Ben]

Should we, in the final minute, spin a dreidel?

[Josh]

Would you like me to daven for one of your family members in poor health? Only five people are gonna get some of our jokes, and I love all of them.

[Ben]

Me too. I ordered specifically 10 hookers so I can have a minion. That's good.

[Josh]

That is good. Should we listen to a speak pipe?

[Ben]

Yes.

[Josh]

I agree. I really, I agree. If you want to get advice, ask us questions, go to speakpipe.com goodguys. Keep it brief. Brevity is key. Let's hear from someone good. I want someone really? Oh, this is great. This is a rare, very good Woody Nuts now. Ooh, we don't want your Woody nuts. Is they're not good. But every now and then. And trust me, even though I say this every week, they call. I can hear it right away. I know Josh says We don't want your woody. And that's its. But what's the deal with traffic?

[Ben]

Delete.

[Josh]

It's literally that I'm like, are you just reading? Did you just have AI come up with bad Seinfeld bits?

[Ben]

What's the deal with traffic? I'm like, by the way, what is the deal with traffic?

[Josh]

Horrible.

[Ben]

Awful.

[Josh]

But this is a good one. So this is from Kimberly.

[Ben]

Man.

[Josh]

You know, someone else wrote in on, and they were like, josh, why are the speak pipes so hard for you? And the title was from Anonymous. I don't like when people know the show that well.

[Ben]

I feel like, you know.

[Josh]

Yeah, okay. From Kimberly. In the meantime, while we wait for this to load, want to talk about gun control?

[Anonymous Caller 2]

Hey, good guys, I know you say not to send in the what are you nuts?

[Anonymous Caller 1]

Is, but I have to to so.

[Anonymous Caller 2]

Do with this what you will. So I was at a European wax center. I went to a new location, and I saw a new girl, and I went to get a Brazilian wax. Now, usually when they do the butt part, you're supposed to. Or my girl usually says, bring your knees to your chest. This time she told me to turn over and lay on my stomach and then wanted me to hold my butt cheeks apart with my hands. Now when I tell you my soul left my body, I don't want to be in this vulnerable position. I don't even want to be showing you my areas. Okay, but, you know, I have to make sure everything's looking good. But now you're having me lay on my stomach and spread my butt cheeks apart with my hands. So I do it. I'm not happy about it. And as she's waxing my ass, she goes, oh, my God, I love your manicure. Like, don't be looking at my hands holding my ass apart. I mean, this is already a weird enough situation as it is. I think just say nothing. Just get the job done, and let's move on with our lives and pretend like we never saw each other.

[Ben]

Right?

[Anonymous Caller 2]

I mean, all I have to say is what are you nuts?

[Ben]

I don't know.

[Anonymous Caller 2]

That's all I have to say.

[Josh]

Pretty good, right?

[Ben]

That's pretty good. The whole thing. I. I feel like she maybe made the what are you nuts? About her manicure. The what are you nuts? Is the spreading of your ass. That's the what are you nuts? The whole thing is nuts. European wax center is nuts. There are people just going to, like, have strangers wax their buttholes. Like, can't we do this in a. In a different way? And why is it called European wax center? It should be an at home service. Josh. This should be something you can do yourself. Does that not exist? It's so intimate.

[Josh]

It's like a spray tan. It's better if you can have it at home. But sometimes you got to go to Suntan's to go in Sherman Oaks in the Valley. You know, sometimes you need to get waxed at a strip mall because you found a Groupon and you're feeling adventurous.

[Ben]

Have you ever been waxed?

[Josh]

I have. I told you this about my. I had my back wax before I went to Hawaii with Paige when I was.

[Ben]

Yes, 26. You did. I'd never been on a vacation. Retell this story just in case people missed it.

[Josh]

I was 25, maybe 26. 25. I was 25. I'd never been on a vacation before. I was dating Paige for a year, and I was like. I had just gotten a residual check that I was not expecting. I'm like, let's go to Hawaii. So we go to Hawaii and we have a wonderful trip. Except before we go, I had noticed I had a couple back hairs. Now, as you can tell, I'm just. I have chest hair. I'm just not. I'm not like a hairy dude, you know, like crazy. So it was like a couple, but I'm like, I should get it waxed. I go, they wax me hard body karate. And they didn't tell me, hey, we just exfoliated a huge part of your skin. Go home, take a shower, go to bed. I went to 24 Hour Fitness after, and I did a little lifting sesh, did a little chest pectorals, laying on the bench. Back to the bench, doing full. So halfway through Hawaii, Paige goes, did you get bit by sea lice? I go, I don't think so. And when I tell you this was one month of me, the first doctor said, put this cream on and lay in the sun and let the sun bake the cream into your back. I felt like a baked salmon roll out there.

[Ben]

Okay.

[Josh]

And then finally, I had to see a dermatologist who was like, oh, you need medication.

[Ben]

So, yeah, no good. This is. You don't need waxing, Josh. We are, as God made us, hairy. Very hairy. I'm so hairy. My back is so hairy.

[Josh]

It's gorgeous, Olivia. I mean, I love it. It's normal.

[Olivia]

Yeah, it's very normal. Very normal. Like a very regular thing. But I guess a European wax center, too, would be like the fast food version of, like, you know, a home setup or something. Like that. But the spreading back to this. The spreading of the.

[Ben]

The cheeks.

[Josh]

But this is pretty vulnerable to.

[Olivia]

That is no good too. Or it's like they have you get on your knees and. But like you're. You would be on your stomach, on your knees, you know, like kneeling and then bent over.

[Josh]

Okay. Like. Oh, yeah. Like in child's position.

[Olivia]

Like child's pose. Yeah.

[Ben]

What do you think of the. What do you think? What percentage of women do you think fart during a wax? 100.

[Olivia]

Not 100.

[Ben]

Like, at one point in time. If you're a regular at European Wax Center, a thousand percent sure, one time that she's asked you to go like this, you're farting.

[Josh]

Another generalization from Ben Safa.

[Ben]

It's true.

[Olivia]

I'm sure it happens frequently.

[Ben]

Frequently.

[Olivia]

I'm sure it happens.

[Josh]

I'm just trying to.

[Ben]

Oh, my God. Can you imagine being the person. Josh, doing the waxing and just get on. Oh, my God. That would suck.

[Josh]

Dude, that feels really vulnerable.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Sorry, Olivia, that wasn't directed at you.

[Ben]

No, no, that. That feels very vulnerable.

[Josh]

That was for the people. Sorry.

[Ben]

Oh, that's so funny. In case you.

[Josh]

I'm glad we have video evidence of.

[Ben]

This because you're audio only. Josh actually got ass naked. No, I spread his cheeks. He spread his cheeks. And then we lifted it and put him in jeans, but he was really naked in the original.

[Josh]

Cut. You know what I do? Does the X7 your car have an app connected to it?

[Ben]

It does.

[Josh]

And are you able to remote start?

[Ben]

I don't know how to use it. Yes, it does. I don't know how to use it, but it does seemingly have that function.

[Josh]

Do this because I know you will love this for the wonderful Ruby. And I know Claudia would love it.

[Ben]

Turning on the air conditioner.

[Josh]

Yes.

[Ben]

Itch.

[Josh]

Do you do that?

[Ben]

No, of course not.

[Josh]

Okay. I don't blame you because I've had other cars with apps and they never work. It's really, really hard. But the Tesla app, I must give Elon his due. It's spectacular with its efficacy. I be turning on the air conditioning. I just know we're gonna be done in about 20 minutes. My car is gonna be 62 degrees when I get in.

[Ben]

That's so nice. There's nothing worse than getting into a baked car. Like, terrible. Except sometimes I don't know what it is. Sometimes I'm like, oh, you know, my back was hurting me, and I live for it. It's rare. I normally don't like the baked car, but sometimes you know that boiling hot leather on your skin? I think so is it self sabotage? Like, do I like hurting myself?

[Josh]

I left my car out in the sun the other day and it's been like 90 degrees in LA. And then I jumped in. It was after the dentist and I had to give money to the parking attendant and my arm touched the side of the car as I put my hand out to give the ticket that I'd been baking in the sun. And I literally went, here you go.

[Ben]

Oh yeah. No good. That's terrible.

[Josh]

No bueno.

[Ben]

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[Josh]

Saks.Com next speak pipe is from somebody good. From Anonymous.

[Ben]

Hi Josh and Ben. As two Jewish kings, I would love your outsider's perspective on this. Last year my husband and I had our first baby boy and he was born on Christmas.

[Anonymous Caller 1]

Now we're starting to think about how.

[Ben]

Do we celebrate his first birthday this year while also celebrating Christmas. Do we spend the morning being birthday celebrations and the evening evening being Christmas celebrations?

[Anonymous Caller 1]

How would you do this?

[Ben]

Thanks. What a beautiful birthday, being born on Christmas. I hope you named him Jesus. Let's see. I think that. Well, he was just born, right Josh? They said he's a year old. Yes. So for now it doesn't really matter what you do. But I like the excuse of having a Christmas themed birthday. That sounds amazing. Like what a so much fun. You have a built in theme. Like we are out here. We have to pick dumb themes like Ruby Tuesdays and grooving with Reuven. You have Christmas, you have Christmas though. Even though he's gonna turn into Buddy the elf, you gotta be really careful. He could turn into just like a Christmas freak. Like such a fanatic. Because every year, Christmas, this Christmas, this elf, Santa, cookies. You gotta be careful with this kid. Okay, be careful. I warned you. Be careful. That's it for now. It's really fun. What do you think?

[Josh]

I like it. And I think what you'll have to do with what we do with my young son Max is his birthday's at the end of December and so he's out of school. A lot of families are away on vacation. No good, no good. For a birthday party.

[Ben]

No good.

[Josh]

So we do his birthday always early December, school's in, we get to celebrate him. We have a full blown birthday and then on the day of his birthday we do a little something, we'll do a family dinner and maybe go to the mini, mini golf park or something. So it's kind of like he gets a double.

[Ben]

I love this. Honestly, especially because for kids it really doesn't matter. Pick the date that works for you for sure. If it's, you should do it earlier when the kids are in school. I never understood this. With summer birthdays, these poor kids don't get anything. Like do it, do a birthday party before the summer like because they're still kids. That said, once you're over the age of 18, if you try and celebrate your birthday more than three days away from your regular birthday, you are nuts. It's a. What are you nuts? Your birthday came and gone. I don't give a shit that it's on a Wednesday. It's over. It's over. Grow up. But if you're a kid, grow up. You were two months earlier. Who gives a rat?

[Josh]

Oh, oh, it's your birthday week. Oh, it's your birthday. It's your birthday week.

[Ben]

Yeah, no good. No good. Did I invent who gives a rat? That's not an expression.

[Josh]

No, right.

[Ben]

Who gives a rat? Not even close. I think it's a rat. It's a terrible expression. Who gives a rat? Who gives a rat? Gives a rat?

[Josh]

Or what about, have you heard this news saying I don't give a rip?

[Ben]

Yeah, I've heard it. I think I like it. I don't know. I don't love it. Right. What is it?

[Josh]

Not good.

[Ben]

Who gives a rip? What does it mean?

[Josh]

There's even new. Have you seen the new Spike Lee Denzel movie on Apple plus, highest to lowest.

[Ben]

No, I need to. I. I love Denzel. Not as much as you. Othello, first row, but I love Denzel.

[Josh]

I love Denzel and it's Spike Lee, so, you know, that's a great duo. But anyway, yeah, the movie's really good, but there's talk about new lingo and the alpha generation sort of, you know, the fun words they're using. And that's so fun.

[Ben]

Now, any others come to mind?

[Olivia]

Skibidi.

[Josh]

Skibidi. What is that?

[Ben]

I don't know.

[Olivia]

I don't know what it means.

[Josh]

I. I did.

[Ben]

Wait, wait, wait. In what context are people using skibidi?

[Olivia]

Skibidi. Toilet. Do you know what?

[Ben]

Basically, it's. It's like some weird YouTube thing, but, like, kids use skibidi as like, that's whack. Or that's. That's like.

[Josh]

That's like dope.

[Olivia]

So kind of like gnarly. Yeah, like it could be either or.

[Ben]

Yeah.

[Olivia]

Okay.

[Ben]

What is this? The Dictator with Sacha Baron Cohen, you are HIV Aladdin positive and negative. Aladdin? Skibidi is yes and no. No. It doesn't make any sense. When was the last time you've seen that movie?

[Josh]

Right, Josh? Of course.

[Ben]

Unbelievable. Sacha Baron Cohen, what a gift to the world.

[Josh]

Have you watched all of Ali G?

[Ben]

I've watched a lot of it and not in a long time, but a lot of it. I like Sasha Baron Cohen is my. My north star. He's so funny. So good.

[Josh]

The best is when he's interviewing the guy from. From the DEA and they put out all these drugs on the table and he goes, what are these effects of these drugs and he goes, well, this one makes you hallucinate. This one could give you, you know, respiratory failure. This one could make you collapse. And he goes, rot. What's the negative effects of these drugs?

[Ben]

Oh my God, he's a genius.

[Josh]

He's a genius. Have you seen there's a new viral video of like, I don't know, these anarchists, like, like people like the antifa types were in Brooklyn, in Crown Heights and they were like giving people a hard time. And you just see this incredible crowd of like Brooklyn kids like, who do not fuck around, literally using this word. They're like, yo, antifa, scram, Scram dog. And then you hear another kid go, hey, yo, skedaddle.

[Ben]

I was like, yo, antifa, squibbity.

[Josh]

Yeah. I was like, these are my kind of kids. You saw that video? Scram. Hell yeah.

[Ben]

I love scram. That's a great word, scram.

[Josh]

Pretty good.

[Ben]

I gotta bring that back. That's good, that's good.

[Josh]

Pretty good. Do you have. What are you nuts?

[Ben]

Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

[Josh]

Here, we'll do one more. You take your time, we'll do one more. Speak pipe. In the interim, let's hear from a little person named Anonymous.

[Anonymous Caller 1]

Hey, good guys, question for you. My grandfather recently passed away and he left his grandchildren a trust. The trust was written out to my dad's children and to my uncle's children. Now to put that into perspective and break it down a little for you, I am 30 years old and my brother is a little younger than me, a few years younger than me. We recently found out within the last eight years that my dad ended up having a one night stand before my mom in college and found out that he had a child that he never knew about. So how fun is that? As you can imagine, we ended up really loving him and getting to embrace him. And he is part of our family. He doesn't come to a lot of Christmases or anything like that because he has his own family, but he was able to meet my grandparents and establish a little bit of relationship. Now the trust says to the children of my dad's name, technically we grew up with my grandparents and we are the children of. But legally he is also a child of my dad. Now the trust has a good amount of money in it for all of the kids and it needs to be split evenly. I don't know if I'm just feeling like morally it would be weird if he took it. I don't know, would you guys take it? He has the option to opt in or opt out. I don't know. I just feel like he didn't establish that relationship. Like he didn't grow up with my grandparents. It feels a little weird. What are your thoughts?

[Josh]

This is. First of all, this is why I love money. Because this is the call we grew to love him. He's wonderful. He even had a relationship with our grandparents. That being said, he's not getting a penny.

[Ben]

It's nutty. Okay, first of all, imagine having a trust fund like that tall, like, hey, gramps, lefties. A sack of cash. Like, oh my God, crazy. So crazy. Like, if you've ever been left money, I need to know what that feels like. I've never been left money. Thank God. I'm happy that my parents are alive. Like grandparents. Nothing. I've got nothing from nobody. And let me tell you, I have to imagine that's the greatest feeling in the world. Probably like winning the lottery even though you've lost a loved one. But you probably get over it because you have a sack of cash. It's like a good consolation prize. Give, like encourage this man to take the money. Okay. Like totally. The children of. He's a child of. You have a relationship with him. I thought this was going to go totally different. Okay, there's a estranged family member. You never met him and you're worried like, oh, you have to give him money, but you don't know him. That's such a different story. I would still even say that he's entitled to that money because he is child of. But then, okay, there's at least a question. You know, this man, he knew your grandparents and, and this is a question they had.

[Josh]

They were alive to amend the will. They could change the wording.

[Ben]

This is no question. This is a child of 100%.

[Josh]

Morally. But morally, I want more money.

[Ben]

You're lucky that you have any. Honestly, after hearing the speak pipe, all of it goes to that guy 100% because he gets the whole sack.

[Josh]

You know what? You can tell me. And if I'm off base here and do not worry about hurting my feelings, I immediately identify, right? Because like my father came from means like he had money, right? He had an apartment in the city, he had a house in upstate. And like I. And he passed away 10 years ago. And I know I have siblings who inherited his money. Now, granted, and he never paid any child support to my mom. Nothing. So like, thank God I'm okay. You know, like I always got a Hallmark movie in the wings. Shout out. But like, you know what? I'm Saying like, wouldn't I be technically entitled to some dough?

[Ben]

Have you seen his will?

[Josh]

No, I have no. No contact with his family whatsoever. I don't know if they know I exist.

[Ben]

I would be curious, Josh, to know.

[Josh]

I love it. To know this is how people think Jews talk. I would be curious.

[Ben]

I would be curious to know. I could see your horns if you were in that will. I think you're in that will, Josh. I think they hid it from you.

[Josh]

No way.

[Ben]

I think you're in that fucking will. I think that he. I think you're in that will and you have no relationship with them, so why would they ever reach out to you and say, hey, by the way, you were in the will? Nope. I think you're in that will.

[Josh]

You think that he didn't tell his family and didn't acknowledge my existence for 27 years, but he admitted his will?

[Ben]

People do that all the time. You hear about that, where people on their deathbed unleash, like it's his way of making things right. Unless he's just a total, and it's very possible, total bad guy. Totally possible. I think there's at least a 25% chance that you're in that will and entitled to compensation. And we need to reach out to JG Wentworth. Did they handle it? I don't know. They handled something. What's the entitled to compensation? Is that JG Wentworth? 877 cash now if you need an annuity. Who needs. No, that's somebody else, I'm telling you. Maybe it's Barnes. We don't talk enough about the fact that there was Salino and Barnes and Salino died in a car crash, but Barnes just whipped, threw Salino off the billboards and now it's just Barnes Group. We don't talk about that enough. Okay, but back to a wheel.

[Josh]

We just stole their billboard for our good guys. Billboard?

[Ben]

We did. We ripped it right off. We're going to get sued and we're going to use the money that your dad left you that you're going to go and claim to pay for the lawyer.

[Josh]

Feel free to DM me anyone who knows how I can just get a quick bag without having to meet my siblings. I know enough people. I'm busy.

[Ben]

You don't need to meet them. Somebody needs to reach out and find out if you were in that will. You have to have. You have to know. I think you were in it. Olivia, do you think he was in it?

[Olivia]

I think that if he was in it, then somebody. Because like the executive Siblings? Yeah. The executor of the will would have to, like, the lawyer. They would have to reach out to you. And also, wouldn't you think if, like, because I remember you saying they're like quite a bit older than you, right? Like 20 years older or something? Like, if you're, you know, in your late 50s, early 60s, and all of a sudden you find out that you, like your dad had an affair in this instance, like the siblings, everybody that I know at least would be like, well, we want to like, at least try to meet them. Especially if there's some kind of like, legally binding contract associated with it. I feel like there would have been a path crossed. But yeah, that's. I, I'm not sure that he did it.

[Ben]

What if, what, what if the family member is a lawyer and the executor and they're. They buried this shit. Ok. I don't know, Josh. I think that there's at minimum a really good script.

[Josh]

Yeah. And what if in the will the wording is Josh from Drake and Josh, I bequeath $100,000.

[Ben]

Don't tell yourself short, Josh.

[Josh]

And I'd be like, bequeatha is my drag name. Should we get to what are you nuts?

[Ben]

We should. Our what do you. Nuts Moment of the week is our gripes with people, places and things. Whatever's sticking in your craw, Josh. You got one?

[Josh]

I do. My what are you nuts Is, oh, so my kids have to go to the dentist. And so I was, I don't know why, but I, you know, you set these appointments from your last appointment, so it's like six months in advance. So I look at the calendar and I realize it's at 9:30 in the morning for Max and Chai in the middle of September during school, like a school day. I'm like, oh, well, that won't work. So I call her and I say to the lovely receptionist, I'd love to find a time either before or after school. She goes, you know, over the next month and a half, we only have time available. Like, she's like, are there any, like, early dismissals or late drop offs? They go, hold on, you're a kid's dentist. I'm like, you have no time available after 2 or before 9. And I was like, what are you nuts? She's like, how about noon on Wednesday? I was like, he'll be at peace.

[Ben]

No, no, there, look. Children's pediatric dentists, pediatricians in general. You see after school, before school, construction workers. Sorry, you're working in the Middle of the night. It's enough, okay? No more construction during the day. Wow. It was my Woody and Nuts. I had it. I had it. I had it.

[Josh]

Is that your Woody and Nuts construction?

[Ben]

No, no, no. I had my Woody and nuts. Where did it go? Where'd it go? It was in my head. My head. It'll come back. It'll come back. Just. Just give me one second.

[Josh]

Oh, we'll give it. Give you all the seconds. You should have taken your lion's mane. This is what happens. He's in full turmeric withdrawals, unfortunately.

[Ben]

It's Ruby. It's Ruby. I'm gonna blame him. It's his teething. He's up every hour.

[Josh]

What is that? Does he have any teeth yet? Little cute canines?

[Ben]

No, nothing yet. Once he gets teeth, he's getting a job. Does he have teeth? Are you kidding me? Can't have teeth. Okay. Fuck.

[Josh]

He's gonna have bad breath. Just as a heads up.

[Ben]

Oh, yeah, yeah.

[Josh]

TV's gonna give him bad breath.

[Ben]

I got it, I got it, I got it. I got it. Yeah. Thank God it came back. Okay, my wedding at the moment of the week. And first I want to preface and say I typically just take an Uber X. Uber X's. That's what you should be taking. Don't spend extra money on black cars or any of this crap. Nobody gives a rats. Nobody gives a rat. We're making that an expression, ok? Nobody. Nobody gives a rats. That said, sometimes, on occasion. You want to treat yourself again? I very rarely do this. I really am a man of the people. Ok? You'll see me getting out of my Corolla once in a while. You want a Suburban? Okay, you're ordering a black car, you're paying up for a black car. Josh, a black car is a Chevy Suburban or a Escalade or maybe a GMC or a Yukon. These are big, beautiful cars. You know what it is, okay? If randomly they want to send you something crazy. An S Class Mercedes. Sure, maybe I'll take it. A Infiniti is not a black car. I don't care how big it is. I don't care. An Infinity QX60. This is no black car. I'm sorry? This is no black car. I paid. This was to the Lady Gaga concert. I couldn't cancel it because we were running late. It was $80 for a two row infinity. What are you nuts? No Escalade, Suburban or wow me. Sorry, Infinity. You're not wowing me. Excel at a minimum, right? Bad for me.

[Josh]

All this to hear Abracadabra four times.

[Ben]

I know. Terrible. You know what else is terrible, Josh? Not giving this episode five stars. That would be terrible. That's a. What are you, nuts? Listen to us. Wherever you get your podcasts, watch us on YouTube, share our clips, Instagram and TikTok. Mondays and Thursdays, folks. We will see ya next time.

[Olivia]

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