Podcast Summary: My Brother, My Brother & Me – Episode MBMBaM 764: "Sneak a Pi in that Mobo"

Release Date: May 26, 2025

Introduction

In episode 764 of "My Brother, My Brother & Me" (MBMBaM), the McElroy brothers—Justin, Travis, and Griffin—dive into a blend of hilarious banter, inventive discussions on biohacking, and their trademark comedic advice segments. Titled "Sneak a Pi in that Mobo," this episode showcases their unique approach to tackling everyday problems with a humorous twist.

1. Biohacking and Tech Modifications

The episode kicks off with the brothers engaging in a playful conversation about biohacking and technological modifications. Justin reveals his latest endeavor:

• Justin McElroy [02:02]: "I had the icons put in so they can pop out whenever I see a beautiful lady. And it says 'Aruga.'"

Griffin and Travis jest about Justin's implants, likening them to gadgets that offer him unique capabilities:

• Griffin McElroy [02:35]: "He did his procedures where it makes my mouth, my jaw fall all the way down to the floor, and my tongue unrolls like a rug anytime I see a babe."

Travis shares his own "bio mods," albeit with a comedic twist, discussing a tattoo that affects his behavior when encountering money:

• Travis McElroy [03:08]: "If someone offers me a bunch of money, my eyes roll around like a slot machine, and then comes up, dollar sign, dollar sign."

The brothers reflect on past interventions related to Justin's tech upgrades, blending humor with sibling dynamics:

• Griffin McElroy [03:42]: "Do you remember, Trav, when we had to stage that intervention because of how big an ink fiend Justin had become?"

This segment underscores the brothers' inventive imaginations and their ability to turn tech discussions into comedic gold.

2. Advice Segment: Obstructed Giraffe View at the Zoo

Transitioning into their advice segment, the brothers tackle a listener's dilemma about obstructed views of giraffes at a local zoo:

• Listener's Question [11:43]: "The train I take to work every morning passes the local zoo... My view of the giraffes is fully obscured... How do I get the zoo to trim its trees?"

The McElroys dissect the question with their characteristic humor and unconventional solutions:

• Travis McElroy [13:14]: "Maybe go and trim leaves lower down."

• Griffin McElroy [14:18]: "I think you do. There is a... They're the... they Capitalism."

The brothers creatively reframe the problem from both the listener's and the giraffes' perspectives, suggesting fantastical solutions like organizing a heist to prune the trees:

• Griffin McElroy [14:28]: "What are we in? What was on the Facebook invite right now? What are we in?"

Their humorous approach highlights their knack for turning mundane issues into entertaining discussions.

3. Advice Segment: Navigating Pizza Parties as a Delivery Driver

Another listener seeks advice on how to secure a slice of pizza during workplace gatherings:

• Listener's Question [16:05]: "How do I get in on that hot slice? These parties have not offered. Do I ask them? What if they say no?"

The brothers analyze the social dynamics of pizza parties, exploring scenarios where delivery drivers might feel excluded:

• Travis McElroy [17:00]: "If there's too much left, you should give the delivery driver some."

• Griffin McElroy [17:31]: "Statistically insignificant. A single slice of pizza. Slide it on down."

They playfully debate the logistics of obtaining pizza slices, ultimately suggesting that it's acceptable to discreetly grab a slice:

• Justin McElroy [18:28]: "Just ask for a slice of that one they can spare."

Their lighthearted take offers both humor and relatable advice for listeners navigating similar social scenarios.

4. Advice Segment: Introducing a Pirate Dress Code at a Restaurant

A listener working as a hostess at a pirate-themed restaurant seeks advice on incorporating pirate attire into their uniform:

• Listener's Question [30:37]: "How can I introduce the idea of my boss possibly letting me dress like a pirate, too?"

The brothers brainstorm inventive yet comedic strategies to blend Pirate aesthetics with restaurant professionalism:

• Griffin McElroy [31:10]: "You gotta have the burger orb, the spicy cheese fries, the giant sundae and the huge pink lemonade and the adventure."

• Travis McElroy [34:03]: "You could slowly introduce, like, over time, pirate accessories to your look."

They humorously explore the feasibility of integrating elements like cutlasses and crowns into a restaurant setting, balancing the fantasy with practicality:

• Justin McElroy [35:08]: "Cutlass before flintlock, but then you're done after cutlass."

The segment showcases their ability to merge creative ideas with everyday challenges, providing entertaining yet imaginative solutions.

5. Promotional Segments (Skipped)

In alignment with the request to exclude advertisements, promotional content related to Squarespace, Fast Growing Trees, and other sponsors has been omitted from this summary. The focus remains solely on the content-driven discussions and advice segments.

6. Closing Remarks and Upcoming Events

The episode concludes with the brothers sharing upcoming tour dates, merchandise updates, and encouraging listeners to engage with their various platforms. They maintain their signature humor, ensuring listeners leave with a smile.

• Griffin McElroy [50:29]: "This has been My Brother, My Brother & Me. Kiss you on the Lips."

Notable Quotes:

• Justin McElroy [02:02]: "I had the icons put in so they can pop out whenever I see a beautiful lady. And it says 'Aruga.'"

• Travis McElroy [13:14]: "Maybe go and trim leaves lower down."

• Griffin McElroy [31:44]: "We're gonna be talking about stretching the perimeter of the pirate immersion another 20, 30ft."

• Justin McElroy [17:00]: "If there's too much left, you should give the delivery driver some."

Conclusion

Episode MBMBaM 764: "Sneak a Pi in that Mobo" exemplifies the McElroy brothers' unique blend of humor, creativity, and sibling camaraderie. From inventive tech discussions to their signature comedic advice, the episode offers listeners both laughs and unconventional perspectives on everyday issues. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer, this episode delivers the engaging and entertaining content that "My Brother, My Brother & Me" is renowned for.