FISH WEEK: DAY #2 - Son of a Boy Dad #252

Summary

Son of a Boy Dad – FISH WEEK: DAY #2 (#252)

Date: November 13, 2025
Host(s): Francis, Harry, Roan (Barstool Sports)
Theme: Fish Week, Day 2 – Misadventures in fly fishing, rural life reflections, New England banter, living like an adult, and camaraderie

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Overview

In this laid-back, riff-heavy episode, the crew—primarily Roan, Francis, and Harry—continue their “Fish Week” adventures. With Lil Sasquatch (Harry) recently dropped out of college and musing on adulthood, the episode is a lighthearted attempt to fill the “education gaps” through experience, with a comic focus on rural escapades, house etiquette, culinary tangents, personal quirks, and surprisingly wholesome moments.

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Episode Structure & Key Discussions

1. Recording at HQ6: Setting the Scene

[01:54–03:28]

• The guys establish they're recording at a “new HQ,” playfully debating which number it is.
• Discussion of where they might record in the future—Harry’s apartment, Roan’s place, or the current “upstate” spot.
• Notable quote:
  "You know what you're getting yourselves into now." – Harry [02:20]

2. The State of Harry’s Apartment (& Gaming Setup)

[02:39–03:56]

• Harry has overinvested in his gaming/computer corner, leaving the rest of his apartment neglected.
• The setup is pristine, while the other half feels like a “slum” (Francis jokes about a caste-system analogy), setting the tone for gentle self-mockery and camaraderie.
• They riff on duplicating the gaming setup for backgrounds and YouTube moments.

3. Reviewing Fish Week Videos: Fishing and Shooting

[04:00–08:10]

• Discussion about which “Fish Week” videos have already dropped—fishing and (soon) shooting.
• The fishing trip was “fun, but not fruitful”—no fish caught, despite Roan’s “expert” guidance.
• Light friendly roasting about fly-fishing skills: Roan insists his shadow casting was legit; Francis says he skipped the basic coaching.
• Quote:
  “You put the cart before the horse. …You can't hit home runs without making contact.” – Francis [07:52]

4. Fly Fishing Fallout: Who’s the Bad Guide?

[07:54–08:15]

• Roan admits he was “an awful guide,” too focused on fly fishing himself to actually help.
• Harry resigned himself to failing; Francis just got high and tired.
• Quote:
  “I think it’s because I like fly fishing too much... once I set you guys up, now I’m gonna go fish.” – Roan [08:16]

5. Weed Tangents & Rural Vibes

[08:35–09:45]

• Francis brings a massive bag of weed from NYC, compared to local (Maine) dispensary stuff.
• Joking about the powerful “smelling salt” effect; shoutout to “Hayden in Maine” — “Look for him. Shout out Good weed from Maine.” – Harry [11:34]

6. Nightly Rituals, Comfort, and Being ‘Outside’

[09:47–13:14]

• Attempts to watch TV fade into snoozing and “dad behavior.”
• Roan laments not using his PlayStation: “Actually happens more often than you’d think.”
• Appreciation of rural living—petting goats and dogs, shooting, “barnyard lice,” and joking about hygiene.

7. Shooting Recap, Country Life, and Home Envy

[13:59–16:56]

• They review their outdoor shooting excursion; Roan apparently dominated.
• Francis marvels at Harry’s property, which turned out to be “big money” and far beyond “just an apartment.”
• Harry announces: “I’m staying up here. …I won’t be coming back to the city ever again.” [15:25]

8. Food, Bread, and ‘Grain Brain’

[17:07–18:14]

• Bread/gluten tangents: Francis introduces “grain brain” (the fog from too much bread).
• Reminiscing about indulgent meals at local spots and “grain brain out the ass.”

9. Shoes Indoors, Hygiene, and Pants on Beds

[19:18–22:14]

• Extended, comedic debate on house etiquette: taking shoes off inside, pants-on-bed taboo, and city filth.
• Quote:
  “If you wrung out your pants into a petri dish, you could make a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle.” – Francis [22:01]
• They riff on cleanliness, “duvet starter” as a sourdough metaphor, and regional habits.

10. Home Organization, Clothes, and Thrift

[24:02–24:58]

• Roan considers decluttering but agonizes over which clothes to keep or donate, riffing on possibly auctioning “vintage Sass” clothing.

11. Celebrity Tangents: Ashton Kutcher Rumors

[26:02–29:14]

• Random, irreverent conversation about Ashton Kutcher and sound “murder”/conspiracy rumors.
• Chat about celebrity investments and dream houses.

12. House Envy and Home Dreaming

[29:31–33:17]

• Everyone shares fantasies about dream homes—square footage, home gyms, and outdoor TVs.
• Rural minimalism vs. “movie theater” luxury is weighed.

13. What Girls Do Right: Popcorn in Bed & Emotional Support

[33:37–34:37]

• The gang jokingly celebrates “girl-coded” habits (watching movies in bed, offering emotional support).
• Quote:
  “Watching a movie in bed is a little bit girl-coded, but they got it right. …Cuddling up with a bowl of popcorn in bed, they hit that one the nail on the head.” – Francis [33:37]

14. Esports, Women & Grief

[35:11–36:13]

• Riff on women's involvement in esports and the differences in emotional support between men and women.

15. Charcuterie Boards & Processed Meats

[36:04–37:53]

• Has charcuterie “peaked”? Is it fading from parties?
• Health discussion—processed meats, “fast pass lane to cancer,” and revisiting their eating habits.

16. Roan Officiating a Wedding

[38:08–39:04]

• Roan low-key reveals he officiated his sister’s wedding.
• Francis jokes about giving readings and homilies.

17. Country vs. City Life: Mindset & Escapism

[48:06–51:19]

• Do rural trips make them re-examine urban life? Roan’s resigned: “I have to be in the city.”
• Harry spends most of summer upstate and debates abandoning city life.

18. Cats vs. Dogs and Rural Animal Logic

[50:32–52:47]

• Spirited “cat person” debate: Harry doubts cat owners are as helpful as dog owners—“These are not service oriented people.”
• Roan insists “everyone likes cats.”

19. Altruism in Action: Helping a Blind Man

[53:16–54:55]

• Harry tells a surprisingly sincere story about helping an older blind man walk home.
• Quote:
  “I said, may I help you for a block or two? …And we walked at like 4x the speed that he had been walking.” – Harry [53:53]

20. Urban Paranoia: Rats, Grates, and Lawsuit Fantasies

[57:11–59:37]

• Riff about falling into NYC street grates, urban legends of rat-infested basements, and liability musings.
• Animated storytelling about a man who “couldn’t scream” because of rats (source: “Kevin Clancy”).

21. Clutter, Anxiety, & Help-Shaming

[60:03–60:54]

• Roan resists offers for a cleaning service, citing embarrassment and needing to “prep.”
• Gentle ribbing about seeking help for “weed problems” and home chaos.

22. Edible Horror Stories

[61:42–63:17]

• Harry recounts meeting a college football player who ate an entire weed-infused pasta meant for 12 and was high “for three days.”
• The group laughs at the idea of getting “baked off manicotti.”

23. Weddings, Exclusion, and “Collecting Dudes”

[64:11–65:49]

• Francis laments never attending a Barstool wedding. The group jokes about invites and being “liabilities.”
• Harry jokes he’s “done collecting dudes” and “done with society.”

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Memorable Quotes

• On fly fishing:
  "You're putting the cart before the horse... You can't hit home runs without making contact." – Francis [07:52]

• On rural discovery:
  “I didn’t realize we were walking onto big money…I thought you had an apartment…You do downplay it a bit.” – Francis [15:02]

• On house etiquette:
  “If you wrung out your pants into a petri dish, you could make a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle.” – Francis [22:01]

• On movies in bed:
  "Watching a movie in bed is a little bit girl-coded, but they got it right…cuddling up with popcorn in bed, the girls got this one right." – Francis [33:37]

• On altruism:
  “May I help you for a block or two?... And we walked at like 4x the speed.” – Harry [53:53]

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Notable, Lighthearted Moments

• Francis snores the second a movie starts [11:20]
• Extended debates on shoes indoors, honeycomb-patterned shoe soles, and the perils of wearing “outdoor pants” on the bed [19:18–22:29]
• Over-the-top story about a man covered in rats after falling through a New York City grate [57:51–58:59]
• Roan awkwardly avoids weed talk, prompting a mock intervention [61:10–61:38]
• Roan low-key officiates his sister’s wedding, surprising the group [38:08–39:04]
• Harry’s fantasy about a property full of “15 wild barn cats” [51:27–51:51]

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Flow & Tone

• The conversation is fast, veering, and riff-based.
• Tone is light, irreverent, and self-deprecating but becomes surprisingly sincere in the “helping the blind man” story.
• The group regularly pokes fun at each other’s quirks—gaming obsession, culinary habits, slovenly living, poor etiquette—while revealing underlying kinship and comfort.

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• [01:54] – Recording at HQ “upstate”
• [03:39] – Harry’s gaming setup confession
• [04:00] – Recap of Fish Week videos: fishing & shooting
• [07:54] – Roan admits to being a bad fly fishing guide
• [09:47] – Zonked by weed night: TV, snacks, and sleeping
• [13:59] – Recap of the shooting experience
• [17:07] – Bread/baked goods/gastro tangents: “grain brain”
• [19:18] – Shoes in the house debate
• [22:01] – Francis’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle line
• [24:02] – Clothes-purging and donation chat
• [26:02] – Celebrity/Ashton Kutcher rumors
• [29:31] – Dream house talk
• [33:37] – “Girl-coded” home habits & emotional support
• [35:11] – Women in esports and support
• [36:04] – Charcuterie boards & processed meat health
• [38:08] – Roan officiates a wedding
• [48:06] – Reflecting on country vs. city living
• [50:32] – Debate on “cat people” vs “dog people”
• [53:16] – Harry helps a blind man story
• [57:51] – Urban legends: rats and NY grates
• [60:03] – Clutter shaming & cleaning lady debate
• [61:42] – Edible weed disaster memory
• [64:11] – Barstool weddings and being “done collecting dudes”

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Final Thoughts

For listeners, this episode is quintessential “Son of a Boy Dad”—rural adventure meets city humor, with plenty of inside jokes, petty debates, and the underlying theme of learning “how to be a man” (and a friend) through experience, roasting, and a lot of tangents. Whether or not you care about fish, fly rods, or city vs. rural life, you’ll get vicarious escapist fun, out-of-nowhere sincerity, and genuine group chemistry. Fish Week rolls on.

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Transcript

[Francis]

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[Francis]

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[Harry]

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[Roan]

Fucked up claps in a row.

[Harry]

Cool. All righty.

[Roan]

Welcome back to the Son of a Boy dad podcast. Today it is November or it's Thursday. Today's Thursday. It's the sixth.

[Harry]

Yeah, the sixth. Yeah, but it was recording out of hq. What, Five?

[Roan]

Six?

[Harry]

We're gonna call this hq. Five six.

[Roan]

This would be six because Chicago.

[Harry]

All right.

[Francis]

Is it okay? Yeah. So this is six. Yeah. So can we make this? This has to be regular, right?

[Harry]

Yeah, we can come up and record here. You guys are welcome here anytime. You know what you. You know what you're getting yourselves into now.

[Roan]

Are we going to start recording in my place again?

[Francis]

I Would if you make it a loft? If we can, yeah. Separate. Like, if we stay off the floor, somehow we can avoid the floor.

[Roan]

That would be nice.

[Harry]

Harry told us yesterday that he has done put so much work into his gaming and computer setup that he loves it. And yet it has detracted from everything else in the apartment.

[Roan]

It looks out of place almost.

[Harry]

Which means that when he turns around in his chair and sees the rest of his home, he is horrified. So he almost faces the wall.

[Roan]

Exactly that. I don't even sit on the couch anymore. I can't do it.

[Francis]

It's like one of those cities in India that's, like, separated by a cast system or something like that. And one side is, like, perfectly. There's like a garden around your computer, and the other side's full slum.

[Roan]

It's like everything at my desk is like, you know, the keyboards. Like, it's perfectly lined. Like, everything's lined up, centered, beautiful. And then you turn around, and it's just trash.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Francis]

And that's what everyone. You should make your computer your background. I wish. It looks so.

[Roan]

I know, right? I think when I was building it, that's what I was imagining is like, that. That would be a background somehow. But then I was like, no, because I'm facing.

[Francis]

Well, you're gonna need to make another. The exact same computer setup so that your computer setup can become your background.

[Harry]

True, true.

[Roan]

That's like my. That's my spare.

[Francis]

Yeah. Doing bay.

[Roan]

That's not a bad idea, Bay, where.

[Francis]

You can just swivel around like in Star Wars.

[Roan]

I could do some special things with a gaming setup here.

[Harry]

Have we. Have our videos come out yet?

[Roan]

Some of them.

[Francis]

Some of them. Fishing came out.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Shooting came out.

[Roan]

I have no idea.

[Francis]

Probably.

[Harry]

Perhaps shooting came out. Let's talk about shooting.

[Francis]

Or shooting comes out today. Shooting comes out later on today.

[Harry]

Yeah. Okay.

[Francis]

It was awesome.

[Harry]

It was really cool. Really fun. Check that video out if you can.

[Guest Singer]

What.

[Francis]

If you have hands? If you have opposable thumbs. I know a lot of dogs listen to this podcast that don't necessarily have access to computers.

[Harry]

If you're able and allowed around people.

[Francis]

Who are listening, check with your parents.

[Roan]

Before you guys watch this one.

[Harry]

Yeah, the shooting was really fun.

[Francis]

Trigger warning on it, for sure.

[Harry]

And the fishing was fun, but not very fruitful.

[Roan]

Not as fruitful. Not as like. I mean, it was a blast, but we didn't catch any fish.

[Harry]

I thought your casting looked good.

[Roan]

Of course it did. It's a work of art. Shadow casting.

[Harry]

You were. No, you weren't shadow casting.

[Roan]

I was shadow casting.

[Harry]

No, you weren't.

[Roan]

No, I wasn't.

[Francis]

You're dreamcasting, but you're.

[Harry]

It was. All your casts were backhanded.

[Roan]

I noticed that was just because of where we were.

[Harry]

Yeah. You were throwing it back into the river with the backhand.

[Roan]

Yeah, because if I did forward, then.

[Harry]

You'D end up in the.

[Roan]

In the trees.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

I was impressed with your casting.

[Roan]

Yeah. Not bad. Not bad. Definitely lets people know, like, I'm legit. Like, I. I've been doing this.

[Francis]

It's like dressing like a skater. Of course, it's not like actually knowing how to skate, but you just had. You had the. The gear, right?

[Roan]

Oh, you don't think that knowing how to cast like that doesn't mean that that's just like. That's a poser.

[Francis]

You didn't catch any fish? Kind of. It's kind of.

[Roan]

I didn't catch any fish cuz I was carrying you guys. Like, you were my. Like I was. You guys were my twin children.

[Harry]

You didn't help me.

[Francis]

I don't know about having twin children.

[Roan]

I had to r guys stuff. And then within five minutes, you both come over to me with a bird's nest on top of your rod.

[Francis]

Because you didn't give us one word like, unta.

[Roan]

Can you untangle this? I was like, I can't untangle any better than you can untangle. It's not like it's some secret skill that I've developed.

[Harry]

Here's what's sad. As I said, can we go with a guide? And you said, no, I don't want a guide.

[Roan]

If we had a guy. If we had a. If we had a guide, we would have definitely caught fish.

[Harry]

But we thought you were going to be our guide.

[Francis]

You spent 15.

[Roan]

I thought you guys were going to have, like, basic mechanics of human movement down. The second we got there, it was like two toddlers around.

[Harry]

Imagine if we, like, hyped up a trip where I was gonna host you guys and take you guys golfing for weeks, right? And I was like, boys, come golf with me. And then when we got to the golf, I was like, here are your clubs. And then this would be like, here's your golf cart. You two go on this golf cart. And then I was like, I'm gonna play four holes ahead of you.

[Roan]

No, it would be like if we. If you said that, we were like, yeah, this is gonna be a blast. And then we showed up and, like, Roan's setting up to the tee off at Hole one, and he's got, like, his putter out, and he's holding it by the putter, and he's right.

[Harry]

And I was like, don't talk to me. I'm playing golf by myself.

[Roan]

No way.

[Harry]

I'm not here. I said, you're on your own.

[Roan]

How long did it take me to set up those rods? 30 minutes.

[Harry]

Well, you spent 28 on your own, and.

[Roan]

No, I spent on ours, so, yeah, probably mine exploded.

[Francis]

You're acting like casting a fly rod is, like, an easy thing to do.

[Roan]

You figured it out in, like, 45 minutes.

[Francis]

Yeah, but it was not. No, thanks. You didn't tell me anything about what to do.

[Roan]

I was trying to. I wasn't telling you how to cast. I was telling you how to catch fish at this specific location, but I wasn't even close.

[Francis]

You didn't give me the basics. You're like, yeah, I wasn't teaching you how to make contact. I was teaching you how to hit home runs.

[Roan]

Exactly.

[Francis]

Yeah.

[Roan]

Which one would you rather learn?

[Francis]

Yeah, but you. You can't. You can't hit home runs without making contact.

[Roan]

I'd rather be hitting home runs.

[Francis]

You put the cart before the horse, though.

[Roan]

I was showing you how to use a nymph rig, which is not a traditional way of fly fishing. If we were fishing with just dry flies, it would have been a way different situation.

[Francis]

I fished, like, three times in my life.

[Roan]

Yeah, now you fished four.

[Francis]

You sucked as a guide.

[Roan]

Yeah, I did. I. I'll admit it. I'll admit it. I would be an awful guy. I was an awful God. And I would. I would be.

[Francis]

That's why I'm terrible to get.

[Roan]

But I think it's because I like fly fishing too much to do it. Like, once I set you guys up, I was like, and now I'm gonna go fish. And then you're coming up to me with the nest. You're falling asleep on the river.

[Harry]

Yeah, well, I realized I was gonna get no help from you, and I just said, I'm not gonna be a problem for him anymore.

[Francis]

But you resigned yourself.

[Harry]

I mean, I also got exceptionally tired from Harry's weed.

[Roan]

No, not mine.

[Francis]

From that New York City weed. This country weed is not too crazy.

[Roan]

But that city weed, not even. It's not even a good. It's not even comparable. Francis came out here yesterday with a trash bag full of weed.

[Harry]

Oh, yeah.

[Roan]

And you wouldn't store anything like that.

[Harry]

You're like, let me. Let's. Let's get through my. My Goodwill weed first.

[Roan]

Usually when someone pulls out weed, they, like, pull it out of their pocket. Francis had to, like, go into a closet and retrieve it.

[Harry]

Went into a storage closet.

[Francis]

He put his fingerprint up to the.

[Harry]

Wall where I have to keep it because the renters don't like the smell of a grow farm. Of the condo there.

[Francis]

Was that. You were making us smell weed. That was hitting me deep in the back of my throat as soon as I smelled it. It fucking had. It was like a smelling salt.

[Harry]

Yeah, that's that good stuff. From our boys up in Maine. Can't remember what the name of their dispensary is.

[Roan]

Hi, 4G.

[Harry]

Hold on.

[Roan]

That was one of the names. It was killing me.

[Francis]

High, 4G.

[Roan]

High five, 4G.

[Harry]

I'm gonna find out what this was.

[Roan]

Ronan and I had a great night. We watched about a minute of Chernobyl. That was fun. I said that all night. Rowan's like, well, no, I gotta watch something I've never seen. Like, he's. He's. He's calling order, calling the shots. He's saying, it's got to be a war move.

[Francis]

Well, no, that was me.

[Roan]

That was me.

[Francis]

That was.

[Guest Singer]

Me.

[Harry]

That was me.

[Francis]

Yeah. You said movies.

[Roan]

I said.

[Francis]

I said, that sounds great.

[Roan]

But then we were. Then we. We landed on Chernobyl. And then.

[Francis]

No, we watched. We went through a bunch of war movies. You said no to all of them.

[Roan]

They were trash. Trash options.

[Francis]

There's not. They weren't all trash.

[Roan]

They were pretty bad. There was a lot of, like, Jack Reacher. You're like, what war was this? Surely this is in World War II.

[Francis]

I don't remember Reacher on Basto, but I just wanted it.

[Harry]

It's Hayden. Hayden hooked it up. Shout out to Hayden, man. Shout out Hayden.

[Roan]

What about.

[Francis]

People can't just reach out to Hayden.

[Roan]

Hayden in Maine.

[Harry]

Look up for Hayden. Everyone find Hayden out in Maine. I'll find the name of his. I'll find the name of it.

[Francis]

When you're. When you've. Had. So Francis assaulted our senses with a cocktail, a beer and a wine, which is just. That's all. That's by air, by land and by sea. So he knew he was going to get me fucked up. So I wasn't going to make it through a whole movie. You just want something comfortable.

[Roan]

But it was like the. Like the.

[Harry]

Like.

[Roan]

I think I pressed play and you started snoring immediately.

[Harry]

Happy Canary.

[Roan]

When? I said when I.

[Harry]

Lobster casco.

[Roan]

Sorry, what was it?

[Francis]

Sounds like someone's WI Fi password.

[Roan]

No, I talked over in my accident.

[Harry]

I'm Sorry. Blue Lobster cast. Go check him out. Hayden, he's our guy. Look for him. Shout out Good weed from Maine.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

You loved it.

[Roan]

Oh, no, I was just saying, like, shout out that dude.

[Francis]

No, but you were loving it.

[Harry]

But you had.

[Roan]

That's your thing. Go cop his.

[Harry]

You had them. You had the most.

[Francis]

Now you were, like, doing the worm after you hit it one time, you hit the weed and you went like. Like a Sprite commercial or something.

[Harry]

He got really, like, sentimental and honest. We found the version of Harry we've always been seeking.

[Francis]

He's like, I love being with you guys.

[Harry]

Do you guys feel like working out right now or.

[Francis]

Yeah, we're hitting burpees. Rome.

[Roan]

When you. When I said, should we turn the volume down? You. You were asleep.

[Francis]

No, I heard that.

[Roan]

I heard that. No, you were fully. It was like talking to my dad.

[Harry]

What?

[Francis]

Yeah, yeah.

[Roan]

And then Francis comes out. He's like, Harry's freaking out about the volume or something. What?

[Francis]

I turned down the volume. Yeah, yeah, I turned it down. I was awake.

[Roan]

And then you made like a half asleep comment to Francis.

[Francis]

Was I asleep at that point already?

[Harry]

I was even more dad behavior.

[Roan]

You guys were both out. He's walking around.

[Harry]

Yeah. Look, you gotta understand, you're on a different time zone.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

All right. You go to bed at fucking Hawaiian time.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

You live on Hawaiian time.

[Roan]

Yeah, it was trouble. I was, like, worried last night when I was. When I was departing to go back to my abode. I was like, I'm not gonna be able to fall asleep. I almost had the PlayStation.

[Francis]

Oh, you brought the PlayStation? We didn't even touch it. Yeah, that's how outside we've been.

[Harry]

We haven't had any time.

[Roan]

Yeah, it's all good.

[Harry]

We've just been fucking grinding fish week.

[Francis]

How often does that happen? That you bring it on a trip and you don't even get to crack?

[Roan]

Actually happens more often than you'd think. Most of the time you're there and you're like, this isn't gonna be fun. Playing video games on a hotel 70 inch TV. I should probably just, like, go get food with Mook.

[Francis]

Yeah, that makes sense. I mean, I feel like we were so outside, we didn't need to do that. I've had so much fun just being around this property. We're touching goats, we're touching dogs, we're touching shotgun shells.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

I should probably wash my hands. Now that I think about it.

[Francis]

It's crazy. Crazy how goats poop.

[Harry]

There's a lot of, like, barnyard livestock lice all over my fingers as well. Powder.

[Francis]

Yeah. We need to check our penises for lice.

[Roan]

True.

[Francis]

Yeah. Shooting is so fun. Shooting is sick.

[Harry]

Shooting.

[Francis]

Am I a countryman now?

[Harry]

You were pretty good, but Ron was the best. I don't want to give it away.

[Francis]

But I. I had good moments. I had bad moments.

[Harry]

Dude, you were unbelievable.

[Roan]

Yeah, it was pretty.

[Harry]

You did it in a way where I was like, what?

[Francis]

That's just. It was purely beginners.

[Harry]

Do you have a military background? You come from basic training, right, To.

[Roan]

I mean, you hit the first clay, didn't you?

[Francis]

I don't know. I might have hit one of the first couple clays, but I think it was. It was definitely beginner's luck. And the four years that I spent over in Kuwait, of course, Operation Desert Storm that I participated in, that would.

[Roan]

Have been unreal if you just didn't miss a single clay.

[Francis]

I like summer.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Guest Singer]

Yeah.

[Harry]

He wasn't far off.

[Roan]

You're shooting from the thing above that tower.

[Francis]

Hitting your guys clays. It's so fun. It's so fun being on this property. I didn't. I thought that you had, like, an apartment upstate.

[Harry]

You thought I had a. I thought.

[Francis]

There was an apartment building and you had an apartment or something like that. I didn't realize that we were walking onto big money. Oh, I didn't realize that it was all this, like you do downplay it a little bit. It's so beautiful.

[Harry]

Well, it's my home. It's where I live full time.

[Francis]

We're looking at floor to ceiling windows I couldn't touch the top of.

[Harry]

I haven't told you this yet, but I'm not coming home. I'm staying up here. This is where I live. I won't be coming back to the city ever again.

[Francis]

Are you this. Was this your recruiting pitch for us to come up here permanently?

[Harry]

Yeah. I just want you guys to know that if you want me to be part of the pod anymore, you're gonna have to come up here. I'm not coming to the fucking city. And congestion tax, which goes straight to Mom Donnie's magic carpet.

[Francis]

Yes, that son of a.

[Roan]

Mom d. To get back to Mom Donnie.

[Francis]

Honestly, you kind of. You kind of see what he's talking about. You're like, yeah, I actually do need some of their money. I actually am entitled to this. I'm actually entitled to like, 2 extra percent of this.

[Roan]

Truth.

[Francis]

If he. I mean, if he got. If he. If Mom Donnie caught wind that this exists, he's fucking pissed.

[Roan]

Can he. Can he make changes up here, Mom, Donnie.

[Harry]

Yeah, Mom, Donnie can do whatever he wants.

[Francis]

Yeah, he probably has a place up here, low key.

[Harry]

He's. He's plugged in.

[Roan]

That would be hilarious.

[Harry]

He knows hitters.

[Roan]

He's like, I live in Queensland.

[Francis]

Just gets off a helicopter. Is that how most people get up here, Jobber?

[Harry]

No, no. Everyone takes the train. Train goes right to the right.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

That's crazy of the place.

[Francis]

That is so nice. We have such. We've had such good baked goods here. Because the butter is different up here.

[Harry]

Yeah. I think we need to. I need to. I need to take a fucking sabbatical from the baked goods.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

I don't do well when I eat a lot of bread. I'm not a bread guy.

[Francis]

We assaulted our.

[Roan]

I'm like a bread guy. I had a feeling, but I'm not. But I shouldn't because it destroys my stomach.

[Francis]

Do you ever get grain brain?

[Roan]

I don't know what that is.

[Francis]

I mean you could think about it. The cloudy haze that you get into after you have too much pumpernickel. Grain brain.

[Harry]

Brain. When you start seeing the world in rows of wheat. You know, this be a good place to plant.

[Francis]

It's brutal. That's Francis. I think that's what was happening to you. You were getting grain brain from so many pastries. Baked goods. Yeah.

[Harry]

You're not wrong. We had a met. We went to Wilson's yesterday over in Kent and shout out to our guy Andrew. I think we talked about that on Tuesday's episode.

[Francis]

But yeah, we're shit faced.

[Harry]

But I'll be honest with you, that was a little bit of a blur.

[Francis]

Well, we had grain brain out the ass.

[Roan]

Taco brain.

[Francis]

Yeah, we had taco brain halfway through. Well, I guess you can't get grain brain if you have. Have the corn tortillas.

[Roan]

No, no. Were we having corn tortillas? Flour tortilla.

[Francis]

That's pure grain.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

And then what was the other place we went today? We gotta. We should shout them out too.

[Harry]

That was the bakery. Oh, the bakery in town. I don't want to draw too many.

[Roan]

Yeah, as you say, you don't have to.

[Harry]

Lines of.

[Francis]

I thought that they were all like drop talk about us on your show. On your big show.

[Harry]

No, it's more like. Yeah, I don't really. I just. I don't know.

[Francis]

Yeah, fair enough, fair enough.

[Roan]

And then we stopped by the post office.

[Harry]

Of course I get enough because yeah, I get enough DMS of like if I ever see you, it's on site where I'M like, I don't really need to tell people where I am directly.

[Francis]

Yeah.

[Roan]

Specific location, expose you up a little.

[Francis]

Bit too much and then what is it? Tomorrow we have the dart. A dart video coming out.

[Harry]

Darts are coming out. We had a barn burner with darts match.

[Roan]

Darts might be one of the better video. It might be top video coming out of the week.

[Francis]

Yeah, it's great competition now.

[Roan]

Darts was very fun. Yeah, I like darts a lot.

[Harry]

Darts is great.

[Roan]

Makes me want to just get out there and play more.

[Francis]

The fact that we were outdoors for it, we just got to go on it just. We. We got to go on more trips like this.

[Harry]

Did you notice, Roan, that we went out and played darts and then when we came back in, Harry kept his shoes on?

[Francis]

I thought that that was uncouth.

[Roan]

My shoes are off right now. What are you talking about?

[Harry]

Yeah, because the cameras are on and.

[Francis]

They'Re right at your feet right now. It's like you just took them off when you sat down.

[Harry]

Yeah, you just. You've got your outdoor shoes resting on the rug. So what's the difference between you wearing them and not wearing them really, if.

[Francis]

You think about it, why don't you just taking them off the rug?

[Harry]

Why don't you just take them on the couch and just moonwalk with your hands on? Why don't you just feel the couch through your shoe?

[Roan]

These shoes are flat. They don't get.

[Harry]

Dirty Harry's been.

[Roan]

It's not like they're Reeboks.

[Francis]

There's no wedge for.

[Roan]

They're not breaking any.

[Harry]

Dirty Harry has been trying to keep his shoes on inside. But like, you can see how much it pains him because he knows he has to take them off.

[Roan]

I'm a big. I'm a shoes inside guy.

[Harry]

I can tell.

[Roan]

And everywhere I go, everyone's always, am I taking your shoes off?

[Francis]

Just used to it right now. Those are the easiest to slip off, slip on shoes of all time.

[Roan]

I like the warmth. These things, they're very like they. They keep all the heat in.

[Francis]

Those are the lightest shoes possible. They have holes all over them, but.

[Roan]

They'Re not real holes.

[Harry]

Taking your shoes off when you go to someone's house is a nice gesture.

[Roan]

Of course, I do it when I'm asked.

[Harry]

It ingratiates you to them. People see it as a mark of good sort of behavior.

[Roan]

I'm aware of the shoe etiquette.

[Francis]

I think it's also a city. If you're in the city, the dirty city streets. Bringing that inside is Nasty. And then I didn't.

[Harry]

Pete.

[Francis]

Pete Holmes was like. Yeah, but like people who say that they let their pets walk into their house every day from the outside. I wipe every one of my pets paws every time my dog comes inside.

[Roan]

Really?

[Francis]

Every single time I wet wipe my all four paws.

[Harry]

Have you ever Crazy. Here's an even more nuanced question. Have you? Are you somebody? Who are you guys? People who won't wear your outdoor pants on your bed.

[Francis]

I didn't used to be. I'm getting a little skittish about it. Yeah.

[Harry]

I mean you ride the subway, you sit down on a bench. Right. Because there's no pregnant women that need the seat. And you.

[Francis]

Because that's done now.

[Harry]

Yeah. You're sitting. Well, they know that it's better for them to stand. And you are sitting in, you know, the blood excrement ejaculate of one of Mamdani's goons.

[Francis]

Literal gooners.

[Harry]

Yeah. That whelp that goes into your pants seat. And then if you get home and you flop down on the bed, you are transferring all of that jism and stuff right into the duvet cover.

[Francis]

Yeah. If you wrung out your pants into a petri dish, you could make a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle.

[Harry]

There you go. There you go.

[Francis]

And if you put that on your bed and then your wife sits on that, she's given birth to a Teenage Mutant Ninja.

[Harry]

Yes, exactly. That duvet comer is now duvet cover. Now the sourdough starter for the bread we've been eating all weekend. I keep saying weekend. It hasn't been the weekend.

[Francis]

It's been a weekend though. It kind of feels like pretty much.

[Roan]

It'S been 24 hours, I don't think.

[Harry]

No, sadly.

[Francis]

But we're cranking it out. That's what I'm saying.

[Roan]

It's been a jam packed 24.

[Harry]

I wish we had a little more time.

[Roan]

Yeah, of course.

[Harry]

I wish we had more time.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

One more night. We watch ball, we play video games, throw axes.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

Where were we going to throw axes? Was that ever a real thing?

[Harry]

You can throw them at anything really.

[Francis]

Yeah. We have this. There's this one right over here.

[Harry]

If you want to do it the traditional way. You'd throw them at a white.

[Roan]

At a what?

[Harry]

What?

[Roan]

A white person.

[Harry]

White man. Interesting pale face.

[Roan]

Well, to answer your question, I don't wear my pants in bed. I don't really go in my bed though, outside of when I'm sleeping.

[Harry]

Wear your pants on the bed is the question. But I know you don't because once.

[Roan]

I get home, it sweats.

[Harry]

You don't get onto your bed. Your bed's not a place that you chill.

[Roan]

No, no, no, it's not.

[Harry]

Yours is a. You have a very minimalist sort of Japanese floor style.

[Roan]

My bedroom is very, very minimal bed. And that is it. There's nothing on the walls.

[Francis]

Pile of laundry.

[Roan]

Yeah, yeah, we're working on that.

[Francis]

You're chipping away. What, are you gonna demolish the whole thing with one stick of dynamite?

[Roan]

Get rid of some clothes. I'm gonna bring them somewhere.

[Harry]

Where are you gonna trade them for weed?

[Roan]

Yeah. Sell my clothes.

[Harry]

Place where you. Where you get them.

[Francis]

We could all honestly auction them off for. Son of a Boy. Dad.

[Roan]

My clothes.

[Francis]

Yes.

[Roan]

I'm not gonna do that.

[Francis]

Why? Me and Francis could do it.

[Roan]

Auction off my clothes.

[Harry]

I'm saying the place that you typically buy weed from is the place I typically. Clothes that I'm not using anymore. I never knew that they sold weed.

[Roan]

What?

[Harry]

Housing works.

[Roan]

Oh, wow.

[Francis]

What?

[Roan]

Yeah. Is that a dispensary?

[Francis]

I. I love making him try and talk about something that he won't talk about.

[Harry]

He hates it.

[Francis]

It's like you're a grown up making.

[Harry]

Dog swim when it doesn't want to.

[Roan]

I'm chilling.

[Francis]

You're making.

[Roan]

Genuinely didn't know what you were talking about. I was blanking out.

[Francis]

True. You're chilling. As I could tell.

[Roan]

But yeah, no, I think I got to get rid of clothes. I think that's my only solution. Or just get a new.

[Francis]

It's just like you should make piles of clothes and then the stuff that stays at the bottom of the pile for a long time. That's what you get rid of.

[Roan]

Yeah, but the stuff that stays on the bottom is. Is.

[Francis]

Are you saying those are the primo items?

[Roan]

It eventually becomes the top, but I'm.

[Francis]

Saying if you just leave it at the bottom for a while, you're like, oh, I never grabbed this because I don't want it. I want the other stuff that's on top of it. Just get rid of that, like, layer.

[Roan]

Yeah, yeah, that's a good point.

[Francis]

Or let me in, Francis. Auction it.

[Harry]

Yeah, yeah, of course we could auction it.

[Francis]

People would. People would love a vintage sass New England Patriots sweater.

[Roan]

But I'm not giving. That's like, I wouldn't give that away.

[Francis]

What's up for grabs?

[Roan]

Like, shit. That I would never. That I don't wear. I never wear.

[Harry]

But you shouldn't say that. You're devaluing the clothing.

[Francis]

Say it's Your best shit.

[Roan]

I got a lot of like that I've just collected over the years from working at barstool. Like random ass shirts.

[Francis]

Francis, I know you're not even taking home those shirts. I don't think I've seen you in a graphic T shirt in the. In one day that I've known you now.

[Harry]

Never the barstool stuff or just any.

[Francis]

T shirt with a graphic on it?

[Harry]

Someone once told me Ashton Kutcher, actually. Really?

[Roan]

No logos before or after he killed his girlfriend?

[Harry]

Did he?

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

Brittany Murphy.

[Francis]

No. That is eerie.

[Roan]

I don't know. He killed his ex girlfriend, didn't he?

[Francis]

What is that Brittany Murphy?

[Roan]

I don't know if that's who it is.

[Harry]

Is that the rumor?

[Roan]

Yeah, there's a lot of rumors. Apparently, like they went to her house and it was like just his DNA and her DNA and a lot of blood. And they were like, now he didn't do it. But I think it was when it was during that 70s show. I think he was popping too much money.

[Francis]

You just told me about this rumor. I didn't. I wasn't aware of this rumor, but I made it up. It's nasty.

[Roan]

I came up with the rumor, but.

[Francis]

I don't know why people are trying to take down Ashton. Is that why he has a squeaky clean image or is it the other way around?

[Roan]

I think he's done a couple weird things. He did something with that. With the dude that. The dude from that 70s show. The rapist?

[Francis]

Yes. Danny Masterson.

[Roan]

Yeah, they like made a. Didn't him and his wife make like a video?

[Francis]

Like a SAW video? Right?

[Roan]

Yeah. No, they made a video being like he's actually a great guy.

[Harry]

They. They did say something.

[Francis]

They get all witness statement.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Yeah. Would you do that for one of your friends?

[Roan]

Not if. Probably not. If they were a rapist.

[Harry]

If it came out that Harry had killed someone and they asked me to do a character statement and they were like, what you say will really impact how lenient we are with our sentence. I'd be like, I had seen this coming for years. In fact, I tried to spend more time with him to change his behavior, but he wouldn't allow it.

[Roan]

Yeah, that wouldn't. Well, that wouldn't really help me much, would it?

[Francis]

Yeah, it would be him speaking his truth.

[Harry]

I want you in there for as long as possible so that in prison the only people who visit you are me. And you will beg for my visits.

[Roan]

Yeah, they'll be like, francis here. I'll be like, tell them I'm out of quarters.

[Francis]

Seven more years of solitary.

[Harry]

He goes dice someone's throat. So they put you in the.

[Roan]

In the hole.

[Harry]

In the hole. Francis is coming. All right. Time to kill someone again.

[Francis]

He's rocking back and forth, happy as shit, covered in blood.

[Roan]

But yeah, it's a shame about Ashton Kutcher.

[Francis]

I can't believe you want people to know that nasty rumor about him.

[Roan]

So I don't even know if it's real.

[Francis]

Yeah, you're afraid.

[Roan]

You're no idea Sued like.

[Francis]

Like the rest of our coworkers.

[Roan]

There are. I know that. Yeah. I know there are a lot of people that are like. That are like this happened and Ashton Kutcher is a murderer.

[Francis]

So how does he keep on getting roles?

[Roan]

Have you seen him in anything really recently?

[Harry]

He doesn't need to act. He's one of the best early angel investors in the game.

[Roan]

That's why he kills now.

[Francis]

He's too bored.

[Harry]

His portfolio of investments is like unbelievable. He's worth hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars, maybe billions.

[Roan]

Doesn't matter when you're behind bars.

[Francis]

What are you talking about? I saw him playing padel this morning.

[Harry]

He's got a beautiful house. He and they have a really, really nice, like, sort of modern farmhouse.

[Roan]

I know. I've seen the tour.

[Harry]

You have?

[Roan]

Of course.

[Harry]

That house is stunning.

[Roan]

It's not bad.

[Harry]

I want nothing more than to have a house like that.

[Roan]

I think you're buying this is a nicer place than that place.

[Harry]

You're being too nice.

[Roan]

No, really, that place was like cluttered.

[Francis]

Francis, when you think of your fantasy home, what. What square foot are we talking about?

[Harry]

I don't think I'd need anything.

[Roan]

I think mine's the barn that we went in today. I think the ideal that.

[Francis]

What are you talking about?

[Roan]

There's one.

[Francis]

Just 10 by 10 room.

[Roan]

Yeah. Sink a two shovel.

[Francis]

The bathroom, two shovels. The men's. In the women's room was two shovels, a wall of whiskey, a fireplace and piped.

[Roan]

Oh yeah. Especially if I'm out there by myself. I'm just getting hammered every day.

[Harry]

Y.

[Francis]

They're like old magazines from the 60s. Just reading them like you never seen them before. When did this kid. So you know, you wouldn't need more than what, 5,000?

[Harry]

I mean, yeah, you want to like if even that seems big to me, but I don't know. Four bedrooms presumably is enough. You got kids, right?

[Roan]

And then.

[Harry]

So maybe five to have a guest room.

[Francis]

So you're saying three kids? Well, just to be above replacement.

[Harry]

I Would like three kids, I think. But it. But it's whatever. Call it five bedrooms. But then, you know, I'd love to have a working gym in my home. That's a dream.

[Francis]

You need a working gym, but I.

[Harry]

Don'T need a fucking indoor pool. I don't need.

[Francis]

Not a lap pool, but like something small.

[Harry]

I don't need like a movie theater in my home, but maybe just like.

[Francis]

An onsen or something like that. Like some kind of.

[Roan]

I mean, this thing is like a movie theater. The sound is crazy.

[Harry]

The sound's good.

[Roan]

It's sick. I kept on, like. I was like, tweaking out watching Chernobyl. I was like. I kept on thinking someone was coming inside. And then I looked over and Roan's asleep. Yeah, I'm getting out of here.

[Francis]

I was snoring so loud. The door was opening and shutting.

[Roan]

I don't think I've ever felt more, like, suspect than I then walking with my red duffel bag across the street to that place, I was like, someone's gonna pull me over and be like, what do you think you're doing?

[Francis]

You're looting. You did look like a cat burglar, kind of. Yeah, like an old school cat burglar. 1950s burglar.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

It would have been a great life. It would have been so easy.

[Roan]

Totally. Just snatching cats all day.

[Francis]

So 6,000 square feet. No outdoor area with a TV. That's always been.

[Harry]

Oh, there you go. Yeah, that'd be nice.

[Francis]

That'd be so nice.

[Roan]

What do you do when it rains?

[Harry]

It's covered.

[Roan]

It's covered.

[Francis]

Look. Look right there. Upstairs, downstairs. You see that?

[Roan]

Oh, yeah.

[Harry]

But that's two different. That's two different condos. But I like the covered. Like, my deck's covered, which is good because then you got your grill. You want your built in grill?

[Roan]

Yeah, of course. You could probably throw a TV out here.

[Harry]

A lot of people. Do you think you will?

[Francis]

Thinking about it?

[Harry]

Thought about it. I just like to have. I don't like to have too many TVs. I don't have a TV in my bedroom. Most people do.

[Francis]

And it's wired for a tv.

[Harry]

They expect you to put one in there. And I said, not on my watch.

[Francis]

Wow.

[Roan]

I would totally have a TV in the bedroom. Missed opportunity.

[Harry]

I can still get one.

[Francis]

What would you do?

[Roan]

Strike while the ice cream.

[Harry]

Just need to find a day when I can walk to Best Buy.

[Francis]

What are you watching TV in bed every night?

[Roan]

No, I'm not. I never do. But I. And I don't think I would a lot because I don't really do it that much in, like, hotels either. But I think eventually I'd be like, I'm gonna watch a movie in bed tonight.

[Harry]

Sometimes it's nice.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

And they say that it's not good to have screens right before bed. But I'll tell you, when you're in a hotel and you sort of nod off and just press the button and fall asleep. As you've been watching South Park. Storage Wars.

[Roan]

Yeah. Same episode, south park every night, it's a good feeling.

[Francis]

Watching a movie in bed is a little bit girl coded, but they got it right. The girls got this one right.

[Harry]

They do a few things.

[Francis]

Well, cuddling up with a bowl of popcorn in bed. They hit that one the nail on the head.

[Harry]

What else do girls do?

[Francis]

Well, I mean, whoever cleaned your apartment today was fucking born for the job, I think.

[Harry]

I think grief support is a thing.

[Francis]

They're really good at rallying around each other when things are bad.

[Harry]

Grieving.

[Francis]

They rally together.

[Harry]

They're really good at, oh, my, oh, my. They died. I'm on my way.

[Francis]

Yeah, that's right.

[Harry]

They're on their way.

[Francis]

He broke up with me. I'll be there in 15 minutes. I'm bringing tequila.

[Harry]

Exactly. I'm bringing pudding and tequila. If I told Harry, like, bad news, everyone in my family died, he'd be like, what do you. What do you want me to do about it? Yeah, I didn't know them that well. I barely knew them.

[Roan]

Not true.

[Francis]

They can.

[Roan]

I would say, I'm on my way.

[Harry]

No, you might even be like that.

[Roan]

I'm on my way.

[Francis]

Do not.

[Roan]

Do not myself.

[Francis]

I'm here now. He would just be like, ding dong.

[Harry]

No, he'd be like, hang on, hang on. I'm just thinking about, like, how I'm supposed to structure this offer for Telluride Bush.

[Francis]

True.

[Roan]

I mean, that could happen. You know, it's getting crazy. A lot of stress.

[Harry]

Want to give us an update?

[Roan]

No, there really isn't any updates.

[Harry]

Don't. Don't show that on camera. That has my phone number.

[Roan]

It's been on camera the whole time.

[Francis]

Well, face down, though, and no one's.

[Roan]

Gonna be able to read that.

[Francis]

Why don't you guys have any girls and Telluri Bush. Not. That's actually a little sexist.

[Roan]

Not interested.

[Francis]

You're not?

[Roan]

No, there hasn't been any requests.

[Harry]

Are there any professional women esports gamers?

[Roan]

Yeah, but not for cod. Or maybe there are for. Maybe there is for cod. I don't know there. I know in like, like Counter Strike and like Valorant games like that there are. They have, like, women's leagues, but they.

[Francis]

Just get caught up in the grieving and they're like, I'm on my way.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

Running back and forth on stage.

[Francis]

Yeah. Do not move. They're good at. They're good at putting out cheeses and stripes. I know you're probably pretty good at that, but.

[Harry]

No, I don't do charcuterie. I'm not a huge charcute guy.

[Roan]

Really?

[Harry]

I don't like cheese that much.

[Roan]

Oh, I love cheese. Nice sharp cheddar.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

It's not. It's not phasing out, is it charcuterie? Has it had its full moment? Like, are we on the waning stages of charcuterie? Do you think there's a chance it might be?

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Francis]

You're kind of feeling that, right?

[Harry]

I think that people have come around on realizing that, you know, smoked meats and shit are not that good for you.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

Eating a 1200 calories of fucking milk fat, cheese and smoked, you know, processed pastrami before dinner. Yeah. It's not exactly.

[Francis]

As soon as people come over.

[Roan]

It's a shame about pastrami because it's so damn good.

[Harry]

What was that?

[Roan]

But it's like, it is like. You're right. Like, isn't that like, it's 200 days supposed to be like the most unhealthy.

[Harry]

Thing, Anything that they tell pregnant women to stay away from, it's probably something I'm not going to want to eat.

[Roan]

I looked it up. I was looking up what ultra. Ultra. I was like, what counts as an ultra processed food? And then I looked it up and it's like all cold cuts.

[Francis]

Yeah. Not obviously, there's some that even like, turkey's damn near.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

It's bad turkey.

[Roan]

And I'm like, I'm eating that mostly. I thought that was most of what I eat.

[Francis]

I thought like, turkey and cheese was the good thing to eat.

[Roan]

So I thought you could eat that for every meal.

[Harry]

They're the two worst things.

[Francis]

Yeah, it's a conveyor belt.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

It's like the fast pass lane to cancer.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Literally so fucking.

[Harry]

I think if you go with non smoked. Smoked meats are typically a little bit.

[Francis]

Yeah, they're putting the cancer on it.

[Harry]

Yeah. You got the carcinogens or whatever in there.

[Francis]

But yeah, I think I. I have been noticing and I just didn't know if it was the phase of my life that I'm in that charcuterie. Is less abundant.

[Harry]

You don't see it too much anymore.

[Francis]

When was the last one you saw?

[Harry]

It's been a long time now.

[Francis]

Right? Right. Am I going crazy?

[Roan]

I think I crushed a charcuterie last week.

[Francis]

Did you?

[Roan]

Yeah, my sister's wedding.

[Harry]

You did?

[Roan]

The day after. We had a nice charcuterie going.

[Harry]

Do you want to tell us about the wedding?

[Francis]

Oh, yes, please.

[Roan]

No, not at all.

[Francis]

Come on.

[Harry]

You don't want to talk about it?

[Roan]

No, tell us.

[Francis]

Sing the song you sang.

[Roan]

I didn't sing a song.

[Harry]

Did you have a speech?

[Francis]

Baruch?

[Harry]

You didn't give a speech?

[Roan]

No.

[Harry]

Why not?

[Roan]

Because I officiated the wedding.

[Harry]

Oh, you slow rolled us on that. You had an even bigger one.

[Roan]

I need you guys both to back up, like, five feet.

[Francis]

No, I wanted to stay.

[Harry]

I won't speak.

[Guest Singer]

All right, all right.

[Harry]

I'll give you a little space. I was excited. You officiated. You officiated.

[Roan]

Yeah. That's it.

[Harry]

How'd you do that? How'd you prep for that?

[Roan]

I didn't. I read the script that you wrote.

[Francis]

That you wrote?

[Harry]

Yep.

[Roan]

No, I don't feel like getting into the details of this. It's not my.

[Harry]

You brought it up.

[Francis]

You brought it up that you officiated. You know that you didn't.

[Roan]

Because you guys both. Zoom came up to my face.

[Harry]

Slow rolled it. You were like, I didn't speak. That's what he did. I didn't. I didn't give a speech. I was officiating.

[Francis]

I gave many speeches.

[Harry]

That's awesome.

[Francis]

I gave three readings. A responsorial psalm.

[Harry]

Yes.

[Francis]

And I gave the homily.

[Harry]

I was. I was busy getting ordained.

[Roan]

No.

[Francis]

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[Harry]

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[Francis]

That's. I mean, that's your fault. You should be on tempo.

[Harry]

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[Harry]

Probably buy a, like the highest processing, you know, desktop computer for Harry as a gift.

[Roan]

Oh, that's exactly where my mind was at for you so that we could play together.

[Harry]

Oh, that's very generous.

[Francis]

Computer swap.

[Harry]

I'm getting closer and closer to buying a console.

[Roan]

Don't buy a console.

[Harry]

The problem is is that I've now learned that if I bought video games and hold the whole setup, you still wouldn't play with me.

[Roan]

I play with anybody because we.

[Harry]

We went fly fishing and you wouldn't fish with us, and we were five feet away.

[Roan]

That's kind of how it goes with fishing. We don't have to get into a whole episode of the show right now. Let's finish out this ad.

[Francis]

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[Harry]

I had no idea that happened. I am so sor that I asked about that wedding. That is a nightmare.

[Francis]

Oh, that's unsettling.

[Harry]

I can't believe you. You all went through that.

[Francis]

I'm floored right now.

[Roan]

Wow.

[Francis]

The strength.

[Roan]

I know.

[Francis]

I'm on my way to you.

[Harry]

Want to take the rest of the episode off? I know a few women who would come over here and grieve with you.

[Francis]

Yeah. What do you need?

[Roan]

Nothing.

[Francis]

Just to listen. Just the ear.

[Roan]

Just an ear.

[Francis]

And that's what we have for you. I think that being up here has also made me really appreciate the color palette. You need to Wear up here.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Francis]

A lot of this kind of booze. Like this white isn't really it. You get the color palette, though.

[Roan]

Of course.

[Francis]

It contextualizes you being out. Out here a little bit somehow.

[Harry]

We dropped Harry into his element.

[Francis]

We really did shoehorned him in. We forced him into his element.

[Harry]

Although we say that the last time he came up here, he was wearing this. And I said, let's go for a walk with the dogs on the. On the golf course. And it was covered in snow. And I said, you need to put on something warmer. And he said, I'm good.

[Roan]

Yeah. I wasn't. I wasn't even close to.

[Harry]

It went out into 6 inch snow with.

[Roan]

I had my sambas.

[Harry]

Sambas on.

[Roan]

It was so cold.

[Francis]

Ankle. Your ankles being cold is one of the most painful things that can happen to a human.

[Roan]

Well, my ankles are never. I don't wear ankle socks.

[Francis]

What?

[Roan]

I got two pairs of socks on right now, brother.

[Francis]

Oh, you do?

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Your ankles are never cold.

[Roan]

And I have long johns on.

[Harry]

Oh, my God.

[Roan]

I actually was sitting here and I was like, why am I sweating right now? And I realized I have a full long. I've got a Long John's shirt on too.

[Harry]

Long John Silver.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

And shoes on your lap.

[Roan]

And shoes on my lap.

[Harry]

Dude, you gotta take those shoes off your lap. Put them back down. I didn't actually care.

[Roan]

No, I don't mind having them on my lap.

[Harry]

That's bothering me. They're making your penis dirty.

[Francis]

Yeah.

[Harry]

Put that off your crotch.

[Francis]

It's like drinking. Yeah. Red 5.

[Roan]

I'm not. The shoe stuff doesn't really. It doesn't do anything for me.

[Harry]

What do you mean?

[Roan]

Like, I'm not gonna. Like. I'm not. I get like, shoes are gross, but I'm not like. Like, dirt is more annoying.

[Francis]

Shoes are dirt, though. That's what they're bringing inside.

[Roan]

No, they're bringing in like, which is worse.

[Francis]

And dirt. Dirt is.

[Roan]

But those shoes aren't bringing in dirt.

[Francis]

You think just because it's a little bit flat on the bottom that you can't track anything in.

[Roan]

Yes, exactly.

[Francis]

That's not really smooth.

[Roan]

It's fully smooth, brother.

[Francis]

It's not fully smooth.

[Roan]

It is. There's like a little tiny.

[Francis]

Yes, exactly. What do you mean it's fully smooth?

[Harry]

I knew it wasn't fully gonna rock climbing those.

[Francis]

Yeah.

[Roan]

I was trying to picture the bottom in my head. Not what I pictured.

[Harry]

Honeycomb. Honeycomb Patty.

[Francis]

The Fibonacci season.

[Roan]

Honeycomb doesn't bring in anything.

[Francis]

Yes. It does it brings it the most? No, it really is the. Yeah, that. That brings in a ton of dirt. And that's why your looks like it does.

[Roan]

My.

[Francis]

Your apartment looks bad.

[Roan]

There's no dirt in my apartment.

[Francis]

You just said that. When you turn around, it's dirt.

[Roan]

No, no.

[Francis]

You're looking at a landfill.

[Roan]

There's clothes everywhere and annoying.

[Harry]

You're gonna need to make a children a good. Wires.

[Roan]

No, no wires. Incredible wire cable management. Incredible.

[Francis]

No, no wires. Oh, man.

[Harry]

Does. Does coming up and you know, seeing all the fields and pastures up here make you guys think that maybe we're not living the right way. Living in New York City in cramped quarters as we do now?

[Roan]

Because I thought. I mean, I used to be like that every time I would leave the city. And now I just have accepted it that it's not a normal way to live. What, like in a tight corner forever?

[Francis]

Does your brain feel better when you're out here?

[Roan]

Yeah, everyone's does. But I don't. It's not like I just don't know there's no choice. Like, it's not.

[Francis]

I don't.

[Roan]

I'm not really in a choice right now. Where I'm like, is it upstate or is it in the city? I have to be in the city.

[Harry]

That's kind of how I rationalize it to myself. Although I do think I could make a choice.

[Roan]

Yeah. So what would you do? Like if we were doing the pot, would you come back, come down, and then just go back?

[Harry]

I'd come down. Yeah. And then. And then I'd get rid of my apartment and I could probably rent the nicest hotel in New York City four nights of the month.

[Roan]

Yeah, true.

[Harry]

And still save on rent by a lot.

[Francis]

I heard that people who have a second property spend an average of six weeks at it. Do you think you spend more or.

[Harry]

Less than the whole summer here?

[Francis]

So more?

[Harry]

Yeah, definitely more than six weeks. This is my primary residence.

[Francis]

You're not joking about.

[Harry]

I'm dead serious.

[Francis]

I used to think that that was a joke.

[Roan]

No, I believed him.

[Francis]

I never believed him.

[Harry]

I've spent more nights this. I will spend more nights this year here than I do in my New York apartment.

[Francis]

And I can see why.

[Harry]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Francis]

Good guy.

[Roan]

So do you like drawing? I'm really New York apartment.

[Harry]

Do I dread being going there?

[Roan]

Yeah. Like when you're there, are you like this in the summer?

[Harry]

In the summer I dread it.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Really?

[Harry]

But I mean, I didn't spend. I think I spent five nights total sleeping in my New York Apartment all summer from like June through Labor Day.

[Roan]

Damn. Yeah, that ain't bad.

[Francis]

You should be using that as your Brooklyn flop house. I know you have about five nights of summer.

[Harry]

I wouldn't let you come to my apartment and sleep there if I fucking had a dog needing to be looked after by you.

[Roan]

I don't want to sleep.

[Harry]

First of all, I know you'd come in with your fucking muddy crampons on. Just tracking them over. Just my honeycombs stepping all over the couch.

[Roan]

We've already been over the honeycombs don't bring in dirt.

[Harry]

They do.

[Francis]

Should we say what? Harry? Also the other confession he made that he really wants a cat.

[Harry]

Oh, my God.

[Roan]

I've said that on the show a dozen times.

[Francis]

Well, I was tuning you out.

[Harry]

What is it about you people?

[Roan]

What? Love wanting a cat.

[Harry]

Cat people.

[Roan]

I think everyone like cats. Everyone likes cats. You got to go, you got to. You can't meet a cat and be like, this is a shit.

[Harry]

I've never met a person who really likes and wants cats who I would think is a person who also would like stop on the side of the road to help someone change a tire.

[Roan]

And you're not talking to enough people with cats. Just not so many people have cats that just like, you don't even know.

[Harry]

These are not service oriented people.

[Francis]

But it's a different type of person that has a dog and a cat and like, maybe they have barn animals. Maybe they. The cat is just wandering amongst the chickens and the goats and someone who only has one only has a cat.

[Harry]

I wouldn't mind that. I wouldn't mind if I had a barn and the cat just wanted to fend for itself. And then one day I noticed that it had had a litter up in the attic or something of the barn.

[Roan]

And so you want 15 cats.

[Harry]

15 cats running around eating all the mice and rodents and things like that.

[Roan]

But you want no other cats. You only. You don't want just one or two. You need 15.

[Francis]

It's just you can't only have a cat.

[Roan]

I think you can.

[Francis]

And I think like I'm saying you can.

[Roan]

70% of our listeners probably have cats.

[Harry]

No way.

[Roan]

Now. Probably not. Probably like 60, 50.

[Francis]

Sound off. Cat gang, sound off.

[Roan]

Yeah, let us know if you have a cat. If you have one or two cats.

[Harry]

Let us know if you have a cat. And the last time you did anything for your fellow man.

[Roan]

Yes, let us know.

[Francis]

Yeah, yeah.

[Roan]

I mean, a ton of people have.

[Francis]

Cats, but would you pull over someone if they're there now?

[Roan]

Because I don't know how to change a flat tire.

[Harry]

Okay, what if it was not even that? If their car was smashed up into a pole and they were hanging out. Yeah, hanging out of the door, bloody and dazed.

[Francis]

We saw a car accident today. You did not stop.

[Roan]

I didn't see either of you stop either.

[Harry]

Yeah, well, we have cat to feed. Feed.

[Roan]

You have dogs?

[Harry]

I don't have a dog anymore. I lost it. Well, my point is, you would not stop to help that person because, yes, I would like a cat.

[Roan]

If it was like. I mean, you got to give me the circumstance. Is this like, are we on a highway or are we on a suburban road and there's no people?

[Francis]

Highway. Highway, yeah.

[Roan]

It's. It's circumstantial if it looks like someone's already helping, like there's already an ambulance there. I'm not going to come over and just slow down the process.

[Harry]

I'm going to say something.

[Roan]

Let me get involved. Like fucking Dan Bilzerian at that Vegas shooting.

[Francis]

Pass me a gun.

[Roan]

Someone give me a fucking gun.

[Francis]

Give me the paddles. I want a shocking.

[Harry]

I almost. So we walked after I made my confession that I thought maybe I just didn't want to be a good person anymore. In the. In a recent episode that shortly after that, I walked out of the office and on 27th Street, I was about to get on a city bike, and I saw a man that was probably 65, and he was blind, and he was walking with his stick very slowly. Very, very slowly. And I thought, man, I just committed to not being a good person.

[Roan]

Yeah, but you couldn't help yourself.

[Harry]

But I couldn't help myself. And I went up to him and I said, may I help you for a block or two? And he said, oh, that would be lovely. And his name was Addie. And I didn't know what to do. I said, do you want to take my arm? And he goes, I'll just put my hand on your shoulder. And that's fine. Which he did. And he put his stick under the crook of his arm. And once he had me, we walked at like 4x, the speed that he had been walking. Interesting, you know, and we walked a block and a half. And he said he just lived right off 7th Ave on 20.

[Francis]

Oh, no, she list Manor's on 20th.

[Harry]

No, he was going to his apartment building.

[Francis]

Really?

[Harry]

Yeah. So I was like, I'll just walk you all the way.

[Francis]

There's multiple blind residences in that area.

[Harry]

I don't think this was a blind residence. I think that this guy has chosen to live among the seeing.

[Francis]

What the hell?

[Harry]

I know.

[Francis]

Did you get a look at his apartment?

[Harry]

No, no, I just walked. I pushed him into the revolving doors and then I figured he had it from there.

[Francis]

Yeah.

[Harry]

Although for all I know, he's still going around. He was a cool guy. He was a playwright. He learned that I was a comedian. We talked about that for a little bit, and I.

[Roan]

What's that said, how do you learn that?

[Francis]

You read a flyer?

[Harry]

What?

[Roan]

That you're a comedian.

[Harry]

He asked me what I do.

[Roan]

I know. I'm kidding.

[Harry]

Didn't get it.

[Roan]

You said, he learned that I'm a comedian. I said, how'd you learn that?

[Harry]

Oh, I see what you said. Very funny. So I was so worried that you guys would see me doing this.

[Roan]

I would. That would be hilarious that you would.

[Harry]

See me with an old blind man with his hand on my shoulder, walking down the street and be like. And Harry would be like, look at this performative bitch.

[Roan]

I probably would have.

[Harry]

Here, look at this guy.

[Roan]

If I walked out of the office and saw that, I would definitely think it was performing.

[Harry]

Think I'd hired him.

[Guest Singer]

Yeah.

[Roan]

100%.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

I would be like, who's under here? Pull the glasses off.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

Clemmer, take this off.

[Harry]

No, but I figured. I figured that one, you would think I was being performative, or two, that having just committed myself to not.

[Roan]

Well, I didn't think when you said that, that you were going to actually, like, go start. What was the alternative? She were gonna shove him.

[Harry]

Ignore him.

[Francis]

Yeah.

[Harry]

Let him get home in 1/4 of. In four times the time that it took him with me.

[Roan]

Yeah. Yeah. No, I don't think I would have knocked you for it.

[Francis]

I've never even considered doing that. And I just never needed. I never knew that they needed to get home faster. I didn't know that they were their maximum speed.

[Harry]

This guy, I think, was completely blind.

[Francis]

I mean, black, didn't even need to turn on the lights in his apartment.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Francis]

I think that completely unfunctioning.

[Harry]

His electrical bill is zero. And I. I could just see. I mean, he was walking over the grates. Do you know how there's like, the part of the sidewalk that has the grates? And I was like, I don't think he should be on that part.

[Francis]

On the grades. You don't walk on the grades.

[Harry]

I don't love to.

[Roan]

Oh, you're scared you're gonna fall through.

[Harry]

I choose the pavement because I can see.

[Roan]

Don't be afraid to hit the grates. Every now and then when I'm going.

[Harry]

Around adrenaline, I'll go on the grates. When I'm going around someone.

[Roan]

Oh, yeah, of course.

[Francis]

It gives you adrenaline to hit the grades occasionally.

[Roan]

A real loose one.

[Francis]

Think about it.

[Roan]

Real loose. Great.

[Francis]

I have everyone.

[Roan]

That dude fell through.

[Francis]

Yeah, Clemmer.

[Harry]

He just oozed through the grate.

[Francis]

Now he lives down Strand of Spaghetti. Our anthropomorphic linguini friend. Who fell through the grates.

[Roan]

Some dude a couple years ago fell through.

[Francis]

Did he perish?

[Roan]

No, he. But he was. They found him because there was a massive hole in the street, but apparently he couldn't scream because there was rats all over him.

[Harry]

No way.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

What do you mean he couldn't scream?

[Roan]

He couldn't yell for help because if he opened his mouth, the rats would go in his mouth.

[Harry]

That's ridiculous.

[Roan]

My source here is Kevin Clancy.

[Harry]

What are you talking about?

[Roan]

He made like a one minute man about it.

[Francis]

He couldn't scream because a rat would go in his mouth.

[Roan]

Yeah, he was covered in rats.

[Francis]

This is like a Disney movie.

[Roan]

I know. It's brutal.

[Harry]

What. What are you. I don't even. This is ridiculous.

[Roan]

A dude, like, fell, tried to scream.

[Francis]

And then a rat just went and stuffed his mouth up.

[Harry]

He's like, I'm not doing that again.

[Roan]

I think that's what happened.

[Harry]

There's so many rats.

[Roan]

The tail was just whipping around back legs.

[Francis]

Not have been that many rats that they didn't even get scared. They just were like, we're on our way to work here. And just kept on walking over him.

[Roan]

Supposedly I'm not. I didn't. I don't know. You know? Could be not true.

[Francis]

Could be not true.

[Roan]

Who knows? I'm just going off of what I heard.

[Francis]

It's a good story, but scary.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

The spookier ones are the. The two metal doors that go over the stairs to the basement under, like, restaurants and stuff that have, like a little.

[Harry]

Give those.

[Francis]

Have you stepped in them and there's, like a little bit of gift.

[Harry]

Yeah, there is.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

That's spooky.

[Harry]

That's really bad. That's really bad.

[Francis]

But I dream of the lawsuit, though.

[Harry]

How hurt are you gonna be if you fall cleanly?

[Francis]

You know, it's just gonna, like, smoke your shin or, like, your side. You're gonna fall through and just get, like, under your ribs. Gonna get hit.

[Harry]

Except those staircases are steep. You fall into a bunch of cans.

[Francis]

Of tomatoes and restaurants aren't doing good. No restaurants, Not a lot of them have a lot of Money.

[Harry]

Yeah. And the bait. The storage areas of restaurants look like Harry's apartment. A lot of rats, cockroaches, clothing everywhere.

[Francis]

Can we do a extreme home makeover of the back side of your room?

[Roan]

The back side of my room?

[Francis]

Like this. The side that's on camera.

[Roan]

The side that's not my. Of my. Yeah, yeah. No, I just have to clean it.

[Francis]

Like, there's not really much to somebody for you.

[Harry]

Could I hire a cleaning lady to come to your apartment as a gift?

[Roan]

No.

[Harry]

Why not?

[Roan]

Because I told you, I have to prep for that. There's no way.

[Francis]

Well, why don't I hire you to help you prep?

[Roan]

What?

[Francis]

I'll hire a cleaning lady to help you prep, and then he'll hire one to actually clean.

[Roan]

No.

[Harry]

Yeah, we'll get someone really illegal for the first. For the first pass.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

And then someone who's pretty close.

[Roan]

No one is going in my apartment like that. Like, this is. It's because there's just clutter.

[Francis]

There's everywhere. You just don't know what you need to ask for help.

[Roan]

I don't need to ask for help.

[Francis]

Yeah, you don't know. You're unwilling to have to help.

[Roan]

No, I would ask for help if I needed it. I'd say, guys, I need some help with my apartment.

[Francis]

You haven't asked for help with your problem with the stuff you've been smoking, the funny stuff.

[Harry]

Do you ever get home and.

[Roan]

What.

[Francis]

I think you're a pretty good actor, but anytime someone brings up weed, you turn into the worst actor of all time. Like Keanu Reeves and Bill and Ted's excellent adventure. Like, what?

[Roan]

No, I don't think I've ever seen Bill and Ted's.

[Francis]

Oh, sorry, sorry, sorry.

[Harry]

Why do you not like weed talk?

[Roan]

It's just not my thing.

[Francis]

It's too close to home.

[Roan]

It's too close to home.

[Francis]

He lost his grandmom. To weed.

[Roan]

To weed. Brownie overdose.

[Francis]

She's still here, but she's. She's greened out.

[Roan]

Do you remember when they started saying that? They were like. Like, just in. You can overdose on edibles. Do you remember? That was like the big. Because everyone always said, you can't overdose on weed.

[Francis]

Yes.

[Roan]

And they're like, but you can on edibles. And then it was just like. You just get too high.

[Harry]

I once. Dude. I once. I once flew on a plane from Chicago to Aspen.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

There's a small flight, and I was in the emergency exit row, very small plane, and I was sitting next to this dude who was enormous. Enormous. And he was my age. I was probably 24, 25. And he was. Had. He had been. Or maybe he still was. He was probably 23, the starting center for the Colorado Buffs.

[Francis]

The college team.

[Roan]

Yeah, of course, Deion's team.

[Harry]

Yeah. But this was long before Dion was at the helm. And he said that he would go to dispensaries. There was one in town. There was a place that made food. Weed infused food.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

And one time he bought this. I think it was manicotti. Like, it was pasta.

[Roan]

Oh, yeah.

[Harry]

Made with weed. And it was a. Maybe it was like lasagna or something. But they were like, this is a serving for 12 people. This is a dinner party weed amount.

[Roan]

Damn.

[Harry]

And he ate the whole thing himself. And that he was high for three days.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

That's what he said.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

To getting. Getting baked off of manicotti is so ridiculous. Why would they do. Why would that be the thing that everybody's getting high off of at the dinner party? They're playing side roulette and just like, oh, choose at your own risk.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

A weed lasagna being like, oh, it's.

[Francis]

Definitely in the salad.

[Roan]

Yeah, that is funny.

[Francis]

They could put it in the dressing.

[Harry]

I got that guy's phone number. This. This was an age of life where when I met a cool dude, we would connect and I would think that I would hang out with them again.

[Roan]

Oh, yeah.

[Francis]

I feel like you're still in that stage.

[Harry]

I'm out of that.

[Francis]

I feel like you're still kind of collecting dudes.

[Harry]

I'm not collecting dudes. I'm done with dudes.

[Francis]

You're giving up dudes.

[Harry]

I'm kind of done with society, frankly.

[Francis]

Well, you've withdrawn.

[Harry]

I am withdrawn.

[Roan]

Yeah, you did.

[Francis]

You did withdraw.

[Harry]

Pulling out. No more weddings, no more social commitments.

[Francis]

I was getting flamed at the barstool offices this week because I've never been to a barstool wedding. I've never been to a wedding of anybody at Barstool neither. They were dragging, huh?

[Roan]

Didn't get invited to yours. Yeah, we were doing the show already.

[Harry]

That's hurt. That's tough.

[Roan]

We had just started about a year.

[Francis]

In, but I could see it was weeks in.

[Harry]

I could see why you wouldn't get invited.

[Roan]

Yeah. We were literally weeks in.

[Harry]

You were also, at that time, you were a liability.

[Roan]

I don't think so.

[Harry]

With how much you were drinking.

[Roan]

No, not Ben.

[Harry]

Really?

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

You didn't drink that much.

[Francis]

So if I knew how much he was going to go on to drink, I would have Invited him because I was like, this guy's a legend. Legend.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Do the thing. Do the beer drinking.

[Harry]

Do the worm. Yeah, do the worm.

[Francis]

Hit the worm again. But they were all like. Every time someone came up, they would all laugh. They'd be like, I've been to six weddings.

[Harry]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Francis]

Tommy Smokes had been to seven barstool weddings.

[Harry]

Wow.

[Guest Singer]

Cool.

[Roan]

Good for Tommy.

[Francis]

I think that Tommy begs to go to these weddings.

[Roan]

Oh, definitely.

[Francis]

I think he clearly, like, just finds out who's going to be married soon and just, like, puts himself in their orbit.

[Roan]

Yeah. Make sure to pull up.

[Francis]

How many have you been to?

[Harry]

I've only been invited to one, and I didn't go to Dave's. Dana's. Yeah. Yeah.

[Francis]

To Dave and Renee.

[Harry]

It's the only one I've went to. Officiated it.

[Roan]

That's great.

[Harry]

Don't really want to talk about it.

[Francis]

Did you get a speech at David Renee's?

[Harry]

Yeah, I did officiate it. I did it in Yiddish, which I had to learn on the fly.

[Francis]

But Mr. Portnoy really appreciated it.

[Harry]

They did. They sure did. For these are God's wishes. Baruka.

[Francis]

Totally trash song. They need to revamp that.

[Guest Singer]

That.

[Francis]

If it was the Catholic Church, they would have revamped it 12 times.

[Harry]

Could use a Kygo remix.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

I have a dream that one day that would be hard all right, should.

[Harry]

We wrap this up?

[Francis]

All right.

[Harry]

Sure.

[Roan]

We've been going for probably an hour, right? It's close.

[Francis]

Sure. Let's get the hell out of here.

[Harry]

Barely. How? Okay. Perfect.

[Roan]

Sweet.

[Guest Singer]

All right.

[Roan]

Thank you, guys. Thank you guys all. Make sure you finish the rest of fish week. Great week.

[Francis]

Oh, bye. Bye. Fish week. Merch.

[Harry]

Oh, yeah.

[Roan]

Fish week merch. Will be back. Will be out for Black Friday.

[Francis]

No, it's out now.

[Roan]

It's out now. Is it?

[Harry]

I don't think so.

[Roan]

It's out for fish.

[Francis]

Yes, it's out for fish week.

[Roan]

You gotta want to double check with that because I don't think that's true.

[Harry]

I think Harry's right. That's it. I think it's being sold. Black Friday sale.

[Francis]

Get. Just get on the goddamn website and buy some. Pre order it.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

Pre order.

[Roan]

Fish. Fish week. Thank you.

[Guest Singer]

Goodbye. Was over still still underground so I looked older to you Came around I was only falling one way.

[Harry]

I was.

[Guest Singer]

Only falling away.

[Francis]

Days.

[Guest Singer]

Were drifting so thank you. Listen now I come and alive I was only falling one way I was only falling one way I was only falling one way I was only falling one way Spanish to your eyes did you real no one can take me alive I was only falling one way See just a distant light Call it just a memory Take my head and you can see Sam that is to your eyes did you realize no one could take me alive.