The Calm | Son of a Boy Dad #370

Summary

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Son of a Boy Dad #370: "The Calm" (Jan 27, 2026)

Host: Barstool Sports
Main Guests: Francis, Roan, Harry
Theme: Navigating adulthood, group dynamics, and self-improvement in the absence of conventional guidance

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EPISODE OVERVIEW

Episode #370, "The Calm," revolves around Lil Sasquatch (Francis) and his recent decision to leave college, exploring what it means to find direction (or, more often, laugh at the lack thereof) as a young man in today's world. Roan, the seasoned producer, and Harry, their friend, serve up advice, anecdotes, and comedic coaching in lieu of a traditional father figure or higher education. The trio banter about navigating real-world challenges—ranging from dinner reservations, group chats, quitting vices, to self-improvement attempts—while never drifting too far from their signature irreverent wit.

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KEY DISCUSSION POINTS & INSIGHTS

1. Extreme Weather & Nostalgia: Surviving the Storm

• Talk of an impending "Blizzard of '26" leads to reflections on childhood storms and family resilience.
  • Roan recounts the "Ice Storm of '98" in Maine:
    “We lost power for two weeks...As a family, we slept in front of the fire on the floor. No heat.” (02:12)
  • Surviving together built family bonds, despite harsh conditions.
  • The group jokes about internet warnings: “That blue purple blob is taking over the Internet.” (03:44)

2. Dinner Reservations as Modern Manhood

• The men commiserate about the complexity and hierarchy of getting restaurants in NYC, illustrating social currencies of favors, group chats, and reciprocation.
  • Francis explains, “Rico has a guy at MSG that will tell you the exact minute that every show starts...They both have reservation. They're reservation guys.” (05:19)
  • The value of favors: "You always have to hit him right back with the cologne...like, just sinking a favor into someone." (10:08)
  • Tactics and pecking order for elite reservations (Carbone, Emilio’s Bellato, Cote, etc.).
  • Social etiquette dilemmas: How to graciously decline a favor without offending friends (19:04).

3. Group Chat Dynamics & Male Friendships

• Roan laments the chronic ghosting in their group chat:
  “Our group chat is nothing of what it once was...Compulsively impulsive. Compulsively responsive.” (06:24)
• Exploring communication styles, avoidance, and the etiquette of phone vs. text:
  “If I'm in an Uber, I don't...answer the phone. People don't like that.” (08:18)
• Group banter highlights the difficulty of maintaining close friendships as priorities change (family, kids, work).

4. Vices & Self-Control: Quitting Weed, Vaping, and Ice Cream

• Roan opens up about quitting weed as a catalyst for healthier habits:
  “I took all the weed I had and threw it down the trash...I cannot smoke weed in moderation.” (24:02)
• The domino effect of vices, from weed to binge-eating ice cream, to marketplace shopping sprees.
  • “I've eaten a pint and a half of ice cream every single night.” (24:31)
  • The struggle of all-or-nothing habits: “I'm either doing it all the way or I'm not doing it at all.” (23:52)
• Francis, ever the comedian, chimes in: “Why didn't you throw out the ice cream? Not the weed. You threw out the wrong [thing].” (24:49)

5. Exploring Identity & Media Consumption

• Roan examines his choice in watching gay films and going through a self-imposed hiatus from focusing on women:
  "I just decided around New Year's that I needed a break from women...I'm going on sabbatical." (32:11)
  • He wishes he could be gay for the increased cultural capital and acceptance:
    "It is truly unfair to the world that I'm straight...some poor farm boy in Missouri who is hiding this crushing secret." (32:32)
  • Group discusses the rigid versus fluid roles of masculinity and sexuality (fun, never judgmental, lines like: "I wish I were gay. I really fucking do." (32:27)).
• Group teases each other about "gayest shit you do" (87:22), underscoring themes of modern masculinity's flexibility.

6. Male Self-Improvement, Fitness & Motivation

• Stories of failed moderation (quitting and relapsing vapes, weed), self-training, and pushing one's physical limits.
  • Roan’s fitness challenge: “It was a burpee test...every minute on the minute (EMOM)...15 burpees...I got four rounds.” (77:01)
  • “If I could only do one exercise in the world, I would do pull ups over push ups.” (79:41)
• Jokes abound about the futility of fitness content and "divorce glow-ups."
• Harry: “I will never work out if I'd have to do it for content. I think it's just not...I just won't.” (83:51)

7. Aspirational Materialism & Shopping at 2AM

• The trio poke fun at impulsive spending as a coping mechanism for emptiness.
  • Francis tells of almost buying $2,000 nightstands at 11pm from a stranger named Aiden:
    "I've gotten cold feet. I got ahead of myself. These are so stunning, and I want them very badly." (60:15)
  • Roan: “I'm like...there's me and, like, three other women in Beverly Hills single-handedly holding Amazon together.” (66:43)
• Segment highlights how consumption can temporarily fill a void but never lead to lasting satisfaction.

8. Pop Culture & Movie Talk

• Debates about Armie Hammer ("Call Me By Your Name"), Jacob Elordi, and Timothée Chalamet.
  • On Armie Hammer: “That’s probably how he charmed the blood out of these women.” (27:41)
• Classic movie favorites, TBS nostalgia, and the recurring comfort of “Gone in 60 Seconds,” “Jaws,” “The Patriot,” “Independence Day.”
• Explaining “the cable guy movie effect”:
  “When you came upon that, no matter how many times you'd seen it, you would watch that movie from that point till the end.” (73:29)

9. Reflections on Fleeting Internet Fame

• The transience of online recognition and success:
  “What I've learned in this career is that, like, you never make it. You have to keep making it...the wave's gone, dude.” (53:02)

10. Bathroom Humor & Bodily Transparency

• Candid talk about digestion, bowel regularity, and the aftereffects of their eating habits.
  “Last night was the first night of the week that I did not eat a full pint of ice cream because you had too much salad.” (81:30)

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NOTABLE QUOTES & MEMORABLE MOMENTS

On Family Storm Survival

• Roan: "We lost power for two weeks...slept in front of the fire as a family, on the floor." (02:12)

On Male Friendships:

• Roan: "Our group chat is nothing of what it once was." (06:24)

On Social Currency:

• Francis: "You always have to hit him right back with the cologne...like, just sinking a favor into someone." (10:08)

On Quitting Vices

• Roan: “I'm either doing it all the way or I'm not doing it at all.” (23:52)
• Francis: “Why didn't you throw out the ice cream? Not the weed.” (24:49)

On Sexuality

• Roan: “It is truly unfair to the world that I'm straight...some poor farm boy in Missouri who is hiding this crushing secret.” (32:32)
• Roan: “I wish I were gay. I really fucking do.” (32:27)

On Food Habits:

• Francis: “I've never polished a pint [of ice cream].” (74:42)
• Roan: “Last night was the first night...I did not eat a full pint of ice cream. Because you had too much salad.” (81:30)

On Fitness:

• Roan: “It was a burpee test...every minute on the minute...15 burpees...I got four rounds.” (77:01)
• Harry: “I will never work out if I'd have to do it for content.” (83:51)

On Fleeting Fame:

• Roan: “You get a wave, but the wave's gone, dude.” (53:12)

Funny Recurring Bits

• Trading top-tier dinner reservations for luxury cologne (10:08, 20:28)
• Furniture impulse buys and second-guessing (59:02, 60:15)
• The role and etiquette of group chat responsibilities (06:14–07:45)
• Constant teases about who is "gayer," always in friendly jest (87:22–88:02)

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IMPORTANT TIMESTAMPS

• 02:12 – Roan’s story of surviving the Ice Storm of ’98 with family
• 06:24 – Group chat dynamics and decline
• 10:08 – Social favor economy (reservations for cologne)
• 24:02 – Roan throws out his weed to break bad habits
• 32:27 – Roan’s sexuality musings and “wish I were gay” reflection
• 53:02–54:25 – The fleeting nature of internet success and waves of attention
• 77:01 – Roan’s experience with the burpee challenge
• 81:30 – Eating a “giant” salad to avoid more ice cream
• 87:22 – The group’s "gayest thing you do" joke-off

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CONCLUSION

This episode is a mix of self-deprecating humor and genuine reflection, using everyday situations (texting anxieties, unhealthy habits, dinner drama) as jumping-off points for broader conversations about male adulthood, identity, and relationships. The group grapples with filling in the gaps left by formal education and absent parental guidance, using their friendship as a substitute compass. Their comedic approach doesn’t shy away from more vulnerable admissions, making this both relatable and highly entertaining for listeners searching for laughs—and maybe a little wisdom—while navigating their own post-college “calm.”

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Transcript

[Francis]

Hey. Son of a boy. Dad. Listeners, you can find every episode on Apple podcasts, Spotify or YouTube prime members can listen ad free on Amazon Music.

[Harry]

The new era of UFC on Paramount continues. Live from Australia, Featherweight champ Alexander Volkanovski.

[Roan]

He is an animal.

[Francis]

Defends his belt at home in an explosive rematch against Diego Lopez.

[Roan]

You gotta be Kenny Evil.

[Harry]

And the always dangerous Dan Hooker throws down with powerhouse Ben Wa in a high action lightweight showdown.

[Roan]

There's never been anything like this.

[Harry]

UFC 325, Saturday, January 31, only on Paramount. Plus, TaxAct understands you haven't memorized the tax code.

[Francis]

That's why Tax act has live experts to help. TaxAct can even do it for you if you prefer.

[Harry]

It's the easiest way to know you're doing it right.

[Roan]

Well, other than going back to college.

[Harry]

And obtaining a bachelor's degree in accounting.

[Francis]

With a minor in finance, then interning somewhere and becoming fluent in all tax forms, but that might be hard to accomplish before tax day, so maybe just stick with TaxAct. TaxAct.

[Harry]

Let's get them over with. Yeah, it's gonna be bad in Cleveland. Out on the course, they're the PGA Tour's best players, but in the arena, they're prime time. And season two of TGL, presented by.

[Roan]

SoFi, is back with lights, cameras, action.

[Harry]

We're talking big moments, big personalities, big names in the stands, all on the big screen.

[Roan]

Big time matchups with shot clocks, Hammer.

[Harry]

Drops, timeouts, overtime, and playoff. It's city versus city, squad versus squad.

[Roan]

This sport just hits different under the lights. It's TGL, presented by SoFi. Keep up. It's golf.

[Harry]

Tune in to every match only on espn.

[Francis]

I think it's already there.

[Harry]

I mean, it's gonna be bad everywhere.

[Francis]

They said trees are gonna explode.

[Harry]

Yeah. In the Midwest, exploding.

[Roan]

Do you guys. Do you guys remember? You don't, but Ice Storm 98. Do you remember that?

[Harry]

That's what my mom said that. I talked to my mom and she was like, they're going to be calling it the Blizzard of 26.

[Roan]

Yeah, dude, we, we, like in Maine in 1998.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

We lost power for two weeks.

[Harry]

Yeah. Yeah. It's fucking insane.

[Roan]

My family, we. And I'm not making this up. We slept in front of the fire.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

On the floor. As a family, we know heat.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

And you couldn't drive because the roads were covered in ice and the. And the trees were so laden with ice, they were exploding. Branches just kept dropping on. That was why power never came back. It's like every tree Fell on every power line over and over and over.

[Francis]

I know. You guys are probably, like, singing songs, though.

[Roan]

Well, we. We, dude. I mean, as a kid, it was kind of fun.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

The first week, we filled our bathtub with water to, like, drink.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

To pee into in case we, like, our pipes burst or something like that. I don't know that they ever did. And then, like a week and a half into it, my uncle drove up from Boston with a generator that he'd bought for us.

[Harry]

Oh, nice.

[Roan]

And we then had, like, very limited power.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Francis]

There's. For two weeks, there's people who are, like, on, like, Twitter. Tick tock. And just being like, if you're in Texas, be prepared to be without power for a month.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

Can't handle it.

[Harry]

I was looking at it over the weekend or no. Or maybe. No, definitely not over the weekend. I was looking at. Well, I keep forgetting it's Friday. I was looking at it this week and I was tracking it, and then I brought it up to, like, Mook and Jerry because we're supposed to go to Dallas. And they were like. They were like, what are you talking about? And I was like, have you guys not been online? It's everywhere. It's all anyone's talking about.

[Francis]

That blue purple blob is taking over the Internet.

[Harry]

It's all the storm.

[Roan]

Yeah. Are we ready?

[Francis]

I feel like we gotta just keep that in.

[Roan]

Yeah, for sure.

[Francis]

Or maybe that was garbage.

[Harry]

Oh, no, I'm fine. I don't got a lot in the tank today. We might want to just slow that down, honestly.

[Roan]

So wait, trees actually explode?

[Harry]

Just the whole episode? Is that conversation chopped and screwed? All right, we can. I guess we can keep it in. All right. Welcome back to the Son of a Boy dad podcast. Today it is January 23rd. I believe this one's coming out a little. This one's a little pre record because the big uncertainties approaching.

[Francis]

Right. We want to make sure we were in the stew with one another. It's my boy Mike's birthday. Shout out to my.

[Harry]

Shout out to Mike. Which one?

[Francis]

The steam fitter who I used to live with.

[Harry]

Nice.

[Roan]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Francis]

He's rock solid.

[Harry]

It's good to know.

[Francis]

And we're also going to our first first off camera show dinner in quite some time.

[Roan]

Look at that.

[Harry]

Off camera, off camera show dinner.

[Roan]

Off camera show dinner. Yeah.

[Harry]

Yeah, that is true.

[Roan]

I'm very excited about that.

[Harry]

Damn, I'm pumped.

[Roan]

We. We had a funny thing happen where Jerry and Rico. Ron, I didn't know this, but Roan told Me that they are the guys to help secure reservations.

[Harry]

I think they're the guys to secure most things.

[Francis]

Yeah.

[Harry]

Jerry's got a guy for everything.

[Francis]

Rico has a guy at MSG that will tell you the exact minute that every show starts. Oh, yeah. Not like when the doors open, when the show actually starts.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

That's so useful.

[Roan]

Niche. Yeah.

[Francis]

But they both have reservation. They're reservation guys.

[Roan]

Yeah, big time.

[Francis]

So what'd you ask for?

[Roan]

Well, so how do you even approach that?

[Harry]

Do you just say, like, whatever you got?

[Roan]

I got a group chat with those two.

[Harry]

Oh, nice.

[Roan]

It's pretty good.

[Harry]

Yeah, we've been.

[Roan]

We've been at it for a while, I'm sure. And you know what I love about it is that they are both very responsive, because I am now almost like, compulsively impulsive. Compulsively responsive. And you guys, the more that I've gotten talkative, the less you guys have responded. Don't let me in, dude. You have become a ghost. Our group chat, I would say it's 90% me, 5% you. Really 8% you, 5% him.

[Harry]

I would say rounds less than me.

[Roan]

If you were to go back and go through it, man, it would be embarrassing.

[Francis]

Why put everything in bcc? I just go right to BCC with everything.

[Roan]

Our group chat is. Is nothing of what it once was.

[Francis]

Hold me accountable, then let me step the fuck up.

[Roan]

I ask you guys, I'll, like, have four texts that end with a question for you both. And then a day will go by and I'll be like, that's never getting answered. I'm just going to start a new trend, a new thought so that I don't leave myself hanging.

[Harry]

I feel like yesterday I was bump.

[Roan]

That out of the window so that I'm not embarrassed that I asked a question.

[Harry]

Some of the questions, I'm like, I'm going to leave this to run. Like, I think Roan's got it. And then he doesn't even reply correct. And then I'm like, what kind of questions?

[Francis]

I feel like sometimes you'll throw an update and be like, we have a 515 reservation. And I'm like, I should thumbs up that.

[Harry]

No, hit it with an emphasize.

[Roan]

Often I'll. I'll say, what? Like, what time are we record? Like, how does it. How do you guys feel about us recording at this time? Or like, in a week, I have to do this. Like, whatever. No response. And then Owen will ask in the Boy dad chat, what time tomorrow? And I'll just be like, 3pm and.

[Harry]

Then I'll read that and I'll be like, all right, looks like we decided on that.

[Roan]

Well, I don't have a choice. I tried you guys, and nobody got back to me.

[Francis]

This is eye opening for me to hear this about myself.

[Roan]

Used to be really good. But you, I will say to your credit, if I call you, you pick up.

[Francis]

This is just harrowing information to find out about myself.

[Roan]

Twins. You have so much. No, I forgiven.

[Francis]

No, it's all. I mean, if Jerry has. Jerry has kids. Rico has little Gerard.

[Roan]

They're amazing.

[Francis]

They both have kids, and they're amazing answers.

[Roan]

Harry screens my phone calls. No, I'll call him, he'll screen it, and then I'll be like, what's up? I'm inside. What's up, man? I have perfect service. Can't talk.

[Francis]

I can't talk right now.

[Roan]

Sorry, man. The acoustics are too good in this room. I have complete silence and half an hour free time. What do you want? What can I do for you? Why can't this be done over text?

[Harry]

I do do that. I'm not. I will say I am. I definitely am someone. If I'm in an Uber, I don't. I don't answer the phone. And people don't like that.

[Francis]

Crazy.

[Harry]

Yeah, people don't like it.

[Francis]

What the fuck do you think? The. The driver's on the phone.

[Harry]

Yeah, I know. Then it becomes. It's overwhelming, you know? Phone calls, four conversations happening at the.

[Roan]

Same time, quietly, in a language we don't know.

[Francis]

They're also watching YouTube.

[Roan]

It's total.

[Harry]

That's crazy.

[Roan]

When someone is speaking Bangladeshi, you have total privacy.

[Harry]

But they know English, too. They know it all. And then they'll randomly chime in.

[Roan]

They're teaching a fucking comp Sci class. Phone to someone. They're not focusing on what we're saying.

[Harry]

Yeah, that's true.

[Francis]

My guy this morning was just scrolling YouTube for, like, shoulder pain videos. Just the entire time.

[Roan]

Just.

[Francis]

Just so locked in on shoulder pain videos.

[Harry]

It always makes me a little uncomfortable when they're hitting a scroll mid drive.

[Roan]

Me too.

[Harry]

Like, they're, like, on, like. Yeah, YouTube.

[Francis]

YouTube. A lot of YouTube.

[Harry]

I've seen them on Twitch, scrolling between live streams, commenting.

[Roan]

Yeah, do you mind valuing both of our lives?

[Francis]

So you called Jerry?

[Roan]

Well, I texted you. I texted. I think you told me because I said, what if we went to Carbone? You're like, rico's the guy for Carbone.

[Francis]

Well, Jerry's been my guy for Carbon.

[Roan]

Oh, then maybe you said both of.

[Francis]

Them Jerry got me Carbone and I bought him some Louis Vuitton cologne as a quid pro quo.

[Harry]

Why didn't you just get the. That feels like that's more expensive than it was.

[Francis]

More expensive. It was more. But I mean, the reservation, there's not a value you can get on it. It's like if I wanted to Louis or Carbone this certain night. So I got him Lamb and seat.

[Harry]

So what is it, like, impossible to.

[Roan]

Get in when someone does you a favor like that, if you do something nice for them right. Right back as a thank you, they are more likely to do that favor again going forward. Roan effectively, like, locked in that car. Favor stream.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Yes. I could get Carbone from Jerry whenever I wanted, I'm pretty sure, except for this short notice. But I feel like Rico and Jerry are going to the show tonight, too.

[Roan]

Or Rico's going to.

[Francis]

So he used the best reservations on himself.

[Roan]

Well, it wasn't entirely his fault. He tried on Carbone, and Carbone was fully closed for a private event. And they show. He showed me the email receipt. This is what I love about rico. He is not only does he respond, but he'll give you everything that happened. He's an evidence context.

[Harry]

Yeah, he wants that. He wants evidence. He wants you to have it.

[Roan]

I love it. Yeah.

[Harry]

He's not into the gotcha culture.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

Which I appreciate.

[Francis]

He deals with information. He deals in information. Like, he was, like, saying he was offering, like, stuff to Chris o' Connor when Chris o' Connor came to town.

[Roan]

I know.

[Francis]

Just as, like, to be able to, like, maybe be ahead on a favor in case he needs a favor at some other point, which is smart. Like, just sinking a favor into someone. And that's why you always have to hit him right back with the cologne.

[Roan]

Right. It was like when. When. What was it? That thing that happened in the Diddy doc where they were talking about how someone, like, came to town and didn't let them know they were coming and it offended.

[Francis]

Check in. Yes. Yeah, the check.

[Roan]

Oh, no, that wasn't. That wasn't the Diddy doc. That was a clip I saw about da baby or young baby, little baby, like, showed up in Memphis. And these they get.

[Harry]

Might have been, duh.

[Roan]

Oh, geez. Came up on the house. He was staying.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

And they were like, you should have let us know you were coming.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

And he's on the porch and he's trying to diffuse it.

[Francis]

I've seen that clip.

[Roan]

You know what I'm talking.

[Francis]

When he does turn up, though, he.

[Roan]

Doesn'T just stand on business a little bit, but it takes him a moment to stand on his business.

[Francis]

It gets to the business relatively quickly.

[Roan]

Initially, he's like, businesses, we're not open at this time. And then eventually he's like, okay, we're open for business now I'm standing on it anyway.

[Francis]

So what was. What does this have to do with what we're talking about?

[Harry]

He's just saying, check in. Like, you got to check in.

[Francis]

Who is it?

[Roan]

Yeah, you said Chris o' Connor now is, like, needs to check in with Rico when he comes to New York.

[Francis]

Of course, because he pre offered him the favor, and now he would be in his debt if he didn't, you know, so they're. They're already locked in. Rico's going to the show, but he couldn't get Carbone. But he did get Corner Store.

[Roan]

He got Corners Store for his. Yes. For himself.

[Francis]

You know how he got the tickets to the show, though? He got them through Hubs. Hubs has an MSG guy.

[Roan]

Hubs has an MSG guy.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Who can get you faced.

[Harry]

I never even thought about that. That you could have, like, a guy at the venue.

[Francis]

Yes.

[Harry]

Is there people that just work at msg? I thought it was like, a rotating crew.

[Francis]

No, there's just.

[Harry]

They got their staple guys.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

They could just bring you in. They could just get you. Which means that there's always some extra tickets.

[Harry]

Oh.

[Francis]

That if they got this week, there's just always some.

[Harry]

Yeah, yeah.

[Francis]

I mean, it's not like his nosebleeds. He probably got good tickets. But, like, where. Who were those saved for? Why weren't those open to the public?

[Roan]

It's a good question.

[Harry]

I've literally. I have no idea how it works.

[Roan]

That's like when. When. When we go play a club and they tell you that they held 10 comps whether you use them or not. Except in the case of Madison Square Garden, 300 is to 10. What? 16,000 is to what?

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

Do you think it's 300 comps? Yeah, something like that.

[Harry]

How many you think it is that they hold? Yeah, at MS, I would say. I mean, it's not 100.

[Roan]

Yeah, probably something like that.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

500. I don't know.

[Harry]

I was going to say a thousand, but I was like, that's a lot of people.

[Roan]

I mean, yeah, we got tickets pretty. No problem, and it wasn't a problem.

[Harry]

They're kind of just throwing them out, throwing them around.

[Francis]

There's the hardest ticket in town for some people. Unless you're Paying in cologne and favors.

[Harry]

Yeah, true.

[Francis]

That's the easiest way. So they have corner store tonight. Ricoh to have corner store.

[Roan]

And then. And then Rico was throwing out this other place, Kachina Alba, and I wasn't particularly keen to go there because I quickly looked that up, and there were just plenty of reservations easily gettable through regular means. So I'm like, well, this place must suck. You know, why would I use a guy when I could use resi, Right?

[Francis]

You know, you don't want to burn a favor.

[Roan]

Oh. And he's like, do you want Coutin Alba or not? I'm like, I'm kind of stalling a little bit. And I'm like, I've never been there. You know? Like, is it any good?

[Francis]

It might not suck, but it might maybe just has no motion.

[Roan]

Yeah. And then over the top, out of nowhere, Jerry goes, I got you Bellottos. Emilio Bilatos.

[Harry]

I don't know what that is.

[Roan]

So Balatos is. Was. Became really hot when Taylor Swift went with Patrick Mahomes, his wife, when they were.

[Harry]

Oh, yes, yes, yes.

[Roan]

And it blew up. It's a small Italian place. It's on Houston Street. It's very tough.

[Francis]

That's when I talked about. I went. Because I paid a lady to stand in line.

[Harry]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. You told me about that.

[Roan]

Yeah. But meanwhile, while they were doing all this, I had put my. I hit up my manager, and I was like, do we have any way of, like, getting reservations at, like, nice restaurants? He's like, yes, How's Emilio Bilatos? And I was like, I had had that before double Bolato. Before Jerry had hit me up about Bilateros.

[Harry]

You think he was hitting up Jerry?

[Roan]

And then I had my old neighbor who worked for the Nets, and they had a reservation fixer. I had reached out to her, and she was like, I can get you Bellottos. And I was like, man, is everyone's got bolloads lead to bolloudos.

[Francis]

I'm afraid to do this because I know you're a semantic man. It might be Emilio's Bellotto.

[Roan]

You probably are right.

[Francis]

It might be Emilio's Bellotto. Much like the annex situation with Tommy.

[Roan]

If you have an opinion, I'm going with your gut.

[Francis]

Well, I'm already skittish because I'm now just finding out I haven't been answering texts.

[Roan]

That's.

[Harry]

That's a lot of gelatos.

[Roan]

Well, we were going to go to Bollos, and I think I said, wow, awesome. Thanks, Jerry. Or whatever.

[Francis]

Because you wanted Italian. You wanted a nice hearty.

[Roan]

We were thinking Italian is what we were originally thinking. I had RESI alerts on for Res. Dora Via Corota is Sodi Lartuzzi.

[Francis]

Donnie, that Toscana.

[Roan]

All the. All the big ones. All the big hit. All the good ones.

[Harry]

Yep.

[Roan]

Yeah. You know, of course, Harry.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Chef Boyardee gelatos.

[Roan]

Yes. And then Moscow's. I had a resi notification on. And for coats. For coats, where we're going, which is the Korean steakhouse.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

That I've never been to. And people speak of it as a hallowed ground.

[Harry]

How so?

[Roan]

It's big time.

[Harry]

Really?

[Roan]

Yeah, it's big time.

[Francis]

Big shot is primo. Oh, what?

[Harry]

Can I wear this?

[Francis]

Can you wear this?

[Roan]

We're just going to tell them you're famous. That's all we've got.

[Francis]

Just have your. Have your old Twitter, like, kind of up on your phone as we walk in.

[Harry]

I logged on to that accidentally this morning and I just saw how many followers I've lost.

[Roan]

Just walk in. Walk in. Going like this. Yeah, me, I'm going to meet me.

[Harry]

I got to do your me. We go.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

Holding.

[Roan]

Walking with a Corona Corona. And the finger pointing at yourself.

[Harry]

Yeah, me, Corona Extra.

[Roan]

I got drafted. So then coat gets. I hit the coat thing immediately. Those resi things, you got to be fucking on your phone in order to get it. And I got it. Five people, 5:15pm Friday.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

And I said, holy shit. So we got that. And then I said to Roan, I was like, should we go to Bilato's? Jerry got us Bellottos or Bilato. Or should we go to Cote? And we both, kind of.

[Harry]

Why not both?

[Francis]

Well, one's five, one. Five, 15.

[Harry]

So why don't we go Cote before Gelatos?

[Francis]

After, when Gelato's was first, Tell them.

[Harry]

To keep the place open. Keep the lights on.

[Francis]

We have to keep the lights on.

[Roan]

We only have, like two hours either way before the show.

[Harry]

No, I meant after the show. We'll close down shop at Gelato's.

[Francis]

We have a 5. 15. We can't go to Gelato's. We have a 5.

[Harry]

Aren't we saying after the show?

[Roan]

Are we going to the after party or something? Aren't we going to the bowels of Garden?

[Francis]

Why don't we move the after party to Bolatos?

[Roan]

Yeah, five of you can come to.

[Harry]

Gelato, including three of us.

[Francis]

Two of us.

[Roan]

So we both agreed that coat would probably be more fun. And then I waited a day to tell Jerry, because I didn't know how to say this, that we no longer wanted to make good on his outreach.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

To Bilato.

[Francis]

And you almost made a grave mistake.

[Roan]

Well, Roan had the. He was very smart about this.

[Francis]

I called Francis. I was like, if you don't let Jerry know you're not gonna come, he'll fucking kill you. He might actually slit your throat.

[Roan]

And I love Jerry.

[Harry]

He is a gun.

[Roan]

I don't want him to do that.

[Francis]

He has guns.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

I love Jerry. I love Rico.

[Francis]

He has it on his lap. I told Rico, he was like, oh, you go to mulatto? And he was.

[Roan]

Rico got very concerned that we were not making. Whether we were not going to take Jerry up on the. Jerry. He was upset.

[Francis]

He was upset we hadn't told Jerry.

[Roan]

Yet.

[Francis]

And I mean, it almost. It almost damned us to the point.

[Roan]

That Rico, in my group chat with me and Jerry goes, so Francis going, nudge, nudge.

[Harry]

Yeah. He's trying to put you on the spot.

[Francis]

Well, he didn't want you to forget.

[Roan]

No, I know. And then I called Jerry and I said. Explained it. And this was a great. This was one of those rare situations where the truth was sufficient.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

I didn't have to fudge.

[Francis]

Which truth did you give?

[Roan]

I gave the truth of. We had put other lines in the water. And we got this thing at Cote, which is much closer to the garden and work.

[Francis]

And it's not heavy Italian. You're not having a Parmesan.

[Roan]

It was where we were hoping, fundamentally, we would rather go there, if that's okay. But if it's going to put you out, we will make good on the. On the. And he goes, oh, don't worry about it. All good. And I think he had not. He was supposed to reach out on the day of to confirm, and he hadn't done that yet. And so Jerry was totally cool. So I bought him six bottles of cologne.

[Harry]

Damn. Six.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

Fragrance from.

[Roan]

From. What's it called?

[Francis]

Paco Rabanne. Paco Rabanne One million. His favorite.

[Roan]

The Udzerians. The really expensive one that I just bought. And let me tell you, you cannot get it off. Dude, this stuff sits on everything. If you sat on a couch with it, it'd be like people would know you were there.

[Harry]

I just go, Old Spice body Spray.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

The Axe Grenade.

[Roan]

Was it Creed? Creed is the company. Do you know Creed?

[Francis]

Yeah. Creed Aventus is like the. It's like. That's like the staple starter pack cologne for guys.

[Roan]

Oh, shit. It's Starter pack Adventus. Well, I know that it's their most popular one.

[Francis]

Yeah, yeah. Adventus, I think is. I mean, I have it.

[Roan]

I went Udzarian from Uzarian. It's made with a wood that's been aged for 80 years.

[Francis]

Sounds incredible.

[Roan]

Yeah. You spray it and chunks of balsam just. You have to flake them off.

[Francis]

But how did it. But didn't you send a screenshot of Jerry being like, we're going to have a perfect for Francis. We're going to bring him through the back door in the kitchen and like, they were going to have him circle around. That's incredible. And then you had to break the news after that.

[Roan]

Wait, are you serious? Because I did not see that.

[Francis]

Oh, really?

[Roan]

Did you actually get a text where they were going to make.

[Francis]

No, I thought it was in the text. In the text that you sent. No, I saw something about someone being brought around the back. Or maybe it's from Rico.

[Roan]

Maybe. I didn't see that text. I didn't know that.

[Francis]

I don't have my phone here, but I got it. I think that they were saying they were going to bring it around the back. They were going to bring everybody to the kitchen Goodfellow style.

[Roan]

The last time I was there, I was sitting with my back up against the back of Aaron Judge.

[Harry]

Damn.

[Roan]

That's how you know it's a legit spot.

[Harry]

And this is at coat or no or what is it? Dolato's Bellottos.

[Roan]

Yep. Yeah.

[Francis]

Now we're going to go to Cote instead. A little bit of steak.

[Harry]

I'm pumped.

[Roan]

You're going to be. I knew you'd be happier with Coke.

[Francis]

Oh.

[Harry]

I mean, I'm fine with either. I don't care. I'm not picky. I don't think I. We don't need. None of us view food the same way whatsoever.

[Roan]

He and I are pretty.

[Harry]

No, I know. That's what I mean. I meant this side of the table. Yeah. When I say us, I'm referring to just me. This side.

[Francis]

You and J. Will.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Francis]

How do you guys view food?

[Harry]

Fuel. Just get it over with.

[Francis]

You don't enjoy any. You were just trying to go to four Charles.

[Harry]

Well, four Charles, exactly.

[Francis]

That's what I'm saying.

[Harry]

Exactly.

[Francis]

You value food.

[Harry]

Yeah, but I don't think I do. I don't know. I don't think I have a very, very developed palate.

[Francis]

I think it's because you started spending your money on first class and now that's the only thing that matters.

[Harry]

No, I don't care about that.

[Roan]

Do you have a microwaved chicken dish back there with a salad that is two bites.

[Harry]

I think I just once my get my stomach figured out right now.

[Roan]

First class meal at Delta.

[Harry]

Everything I eat hurts my stomach, and it's not fun to eat.

[Francis]

You need an endoscopy, bro?

[Harry]

No, I need. I just eat yogurt.

[Roan]

You just stop vaping.

[Harry]

Yeah, probably. I did for a minute, and then I reversed that real quick.

[Roan]

Why?

[Harry]

Because I'm an idiot.

[Roan]

Picked it up again. Yeah. Did you think that you could do it moderately?

[Harry]

Definitely.

[Roan]

It's an all or nothing.

[Harry]

Yeah, but I'm not. I'm not worried about it. I'm gonna stop again.

[Roan]

I'm not saying you need to be worried about it, but I have learned that I'm the same way. Yeah. I'm either doing it all the way or I'm not doing it at all.

[Harry]

Oh, yeah.

[Roan]

I actually took all the weed I had and threw it down the trash.

[Francis]

What?

[Harry]

Really?

[Roan]

I can't have it anymore because we.

[Francis]

Don'T look at weed the same way.

[Roan]

I took all of it.

[Harry]

Why'd you toss it?

[Roan]

Because I was not your upstate weed. All my what? Your upstate stash and my lobster claw pipe.

[Francis]

What?

[Roan]

And the pre roll joints and edibles.

[Francis]

You had that in a lockbox you didn't even have. It's not even like it was there.

[Roan]

That whole bag.

[Harry]

Why did you throw it all out?

[Roan]

Because I've been up there the last three nights, and I've eaten a pint and a half of ice cream every single night. I cannot.

[Harry]

Why do you have four pints of ice cream?

[Roan]

Because I got it at the gun store and it's. They have graters. Graters is so hard to find.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

Graters is unbelievable.

[Francis]

But you can't. You. Why didn't you throw out the ice cream? Not the weed you threw out the Wrong.

[Roan]

Because if I don't smoke weed, I can eat ice cream in moderation. I cannot smoke weed in moderation.

[Harry]

Can't smoke weed in moderation or you can't eat and smoke weed in moderation?

[Roan]

Both. Well, I can. I don't know if what you'd call moderation for smoking weed, but, like, it doesn't matter if I have two hits of a joint or five or seven bong rips.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

I'm taking out three pints of ice cream to soften them so that I can have different flavors. And then once I remember that I've opened them all. Now I'm like, oh, no, they're melting. I need to eat enough so that when I put it back in the freezer, it doesn't crystallize. And I go, full pint. And then I'm like, fuck, I forgot to mix flavors. And I go, another half pint.

[Harry]

Wait, so do you.

[Francis]

Did you.

[Harry]

Did you throw away all the weed when you were high or words? Was it the next day?

[Roan]

This morning?

[Harry]

It was this morning.

[Roan]

What? Yeah, it's probably still in the shoot. I mean, you're going.

[Harry]

You're gonna be jumping in the shoot.

[Roan]

Red glass shards from the lobster claw. I don't want to do it anymore, man.

[Harry]

That was like your prized possession.

[Roan]

I fucking loved it. Well, then we got breaking. We got the. We got the bass pipe, which I thought we were gonna share, and you just took it. What? I thought that was our. All of ours. I really did. I didn't know. I gave Harry.

[Harry]

I smashed mine too.

[Roan]

What?

[Harry]

I said, I smashed mine too.

[Roan]

Better not in solidarity.

[Francis]

It's like twelve hundred dollars.

[Harry]

I'm pretty sure mine smashed with the lobster. Yeah, they're connected.

[Francis]

It was like a Horcrux just flew.

[Harry]

Across the room last night.

[Roan]

That's.

[Francis]

That's sad. Honestly, so are you. You'll smoke and you'll start eating ice cream and you're just scrolling on your phone.

[Roan]

I'm watching a movie.

[Francis]

You're watching a movie?

[Roan]

Oh, man. You guys aren't gonna like this. What?

[Francis]

Train dreams.

[Roan]

No, I'm almost, like worried to even tell you what I've been watching.

[Francis]

Well, it can't be gay.

[Roan]

It's gay.

[Harry]

But I think Call me by your name.

[Roan]

Correct.

[Harry]

Oh, well, that's a pretty famous movie I just watched.

[Roan]

Call me by your name. I've never seen it before.

[Francis]

That's Chalamet. That was Chalamet's like. You know how Harvey Weinstein used to get girls naked in movies early on to control them?

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Francis]

That was the Hollywood control of Timothee Chalamet.

[Roan]

It's Luca Guadagnino.

[Francis]

Oh, that's Timothy. Chalamet's not in it.

[Roan]

No, he is. No, he's just the director. He's the guy who's doing when we had Angus on. Oh, yeah, Angus is doing his new movie.

[Francis]

And so it's him.

[Roan]

Army Hammer.

[Francis]

Armie Hammer.

[Roan]

Army Hammer is very charming in this movie.

[Harry]

Like it's before we learned that he was a cannibal.

[Roan]

Correct.

[Francis]

But that's probably part of the charm. That's probably how he charmed the blood out of these women.

[Roan]

By the way, looking back at that movie, it was like Armie Hammer was on his way to being a lordy before a lordy. He was the tall hunk. Yeah.

[Harry]

Oh, yeah, I see what you mean.

[Roan]

And yeah, career was just.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

Understandably.

[Francis]

I don't think so. I think that's bullshit that you can't do freak shit. You know what I mean? People just.

[Harry]

That was freak shit.

[Francis]

Judging super hard. They're yucking his yum.

[Harry]

I don't think. I think if he didn't get caught, he would have killed somebody.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

I think it was 100%.

[Francis]

I think he was a Hollywood actor.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Why else would you become one?

[Roan]

I think it was beyond just the. I don't even know if the cannibalism text. Well, that was what was sort of grabbed onto. But I think he was actually like abusing people. Oh, yeah.

[Harry]

Definitely didn't. Yeah. He was like. He was also like running into the woods and like biting animals heads off, I think.

[Francis]

Yeah. So he was chilling. Yeah.

[Harry]

But my point is nature.

[Roan]

It's too bad that he was a cannibal because if not, he would be a lordy. And I say that and then you see him shirtless in this movie. And I thought from watching the Social Network where he plays both Winkle vi, that he was going to be this cut, chiseled athlete. He's not as cut as I had hoped out. He's not pudgy. He's just like not athlete cut.

[Francis]

This was six five, Chris Pratt and Parks and Rex.

[Roan]

He's just. I don't know, he just doesn't look. He doesn't look as athletic as I had pictured him looking. I thought he'd be. Lord, he's been cut since Euphoria.

[Francis]

Elordi is on the. Elordi is on the train to becoming perverse because I. I have only seen still images, but I'm pretty sure his last movie, he had his arm in Margot Robbie's mouth like it was Vince Carter in the rim, like he was.

[Roan]

That's Withering heights.

[Francis]

I don't think.

[Harry]

That's not coming out.

[Roan]

That's Wuthering Heights.

[Francis]

There's still. There's still shots of him dangling from her mouth at the dunk contest.

[Roan]

By the way.

[Harry]

The.

[Roan]

I saw a quote from some magazine or Vanity Fair thing he did, maybe where he was like, you know, we both found that we had one singular obsession and that was each other.

[Francis]

Yeah.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

Like they were obsessed with each other. Yeah. It's like she has a husband.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Francis]

She had a worse quote. She was like. Whenever I Couldn't find him on the set. I was like a lost puppy dog.

[Harry]

I saw that.

[Roan]

All right, honey. Have fun filming sex scenes today with the hottest man on earth. Like, I'll just be here making school.

[Harry]

On 20 months straight.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

I hope that their significant others at least got to spend a little time together. You know what I mean?

[Roan]

Like, definitely swap.

[Francis]

Didn't that. I think that happened to Shania Twain. Her husband cheated on her and got married to the woman. And then she started a relationship with the guy. The cut was the other cuck.

[Roan]

Wow. I think that has a bad idea. I think that happens. It's like it starts as revenge trauma bonding, and then it builds into something more.

[Francis]

She started up with the cuck. So what? So what? Like, why are you going down this path?

[Roan]

Well, I mean, it kind of what is.

[Harry]

What draws you to the gay movies.

[Francis]

To the gay lifestyle?

[Roan]

I think. I think. And I don't know if I realized this. I think I just decided around New Year's that I needed a break from women. And listen, that's not. Women are great.

[Harry]

So you meant like even in media?

[Roan]

I think that it all.

[Harry]

Doing a full cutout.

[Roan]

Yeah. I was. I was watch like 12 Angry Men.

[Francis]

Or something like that. Like, there's ways that you can have all dudes on screen.

[Roan]

I guess so I just. Without realizing it, I was like, I need to take a break because women are probably my favorite thing.

[Harry]

Oh, okay. Not bad.

[Roan]

I probably like them too much. I get a little excited.

[Harry]

You know, I'm not on out.

[Francis]

It's like sass.

[Harry]

I can't speak on that.

[Francis]

With his vape.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

You couldn't put him down.

[Roan]

I wanted. I like them. I like women a lot.

[Francis]

But you threw them all down the garbage.

[Roan]

And I want. I gotta stop. I gotta stop. I'm either all in or all out. And I said, I need to take a break. I can't just let, you know, women be what I think about all the time.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

So I'm. I'm going on sabbatical. I'm taking a little bit of a hiatus.

[Francis]

And maybe even I think that subconsciously you might be trying to tempt yourself with homosexuality. Just being like, what if it fudgeing works out?

[Roan]

I wish.

[Francis]

I wish it's not going.

[Roan]

I wish I were gay.

[Francis]

Right.

[Roan]

Really fudgeing. Do.

[Francis]

Just dangling it in front of yourself to see. And it's just like, I can't. I can't be gay.

[Roan]

I think I have I said this to you guys. I think I've said this. Where I had the thought that it is truly unfair to the world that I'm straight. Because what I mean is this. I grew up in a family that would have been thrilled to learn that I was gay. I would have. It would have been the most accepting. Like, embracing, happy. All that good stuff. And then in my place, there's some poor farm boy in Missouri who is hiding this crushing secret because he knows that his parents will beat the. Out of him and send him to conversion therapy and.

[Francis]

Or like a. Or like a repressed gang banger who's like, the hood wouldn't love him if he was gay. And so instead, like, he's putting up king Von numbers spraying down the block. Or like a linebacker who is like. Like, built to just be, like, an effeminate gay dude, but.

[Roan]

Exactly.

[Francis]

He's not being allowed to by the football world. So now he's got CT from throwing his body like a projectile missile.

[Roan]

And that kid should have grown up taking piano lessons in Maine, and I should have been down there. You know, I guess I. I mean, we just, you know, it's just. It is what it is. And I feel bad for that.

[Francis]

You know, all these show tunes for nothing.

[Roan]

It's like God put us both in the wrong buckets. Or the bodies.

[Francis]

Yeah.

[Roan]

With our proclivities. He swapped us by accident. It was just an oversight.

[Francis]

It's such that you're not gay.

[Roan]

I w. It's. It is sad.

[Francis]

Live a gay bachelor lifestyle some ways. Like, the gay dudes that I've known in New York have incredible, like, taste and really nice apartments. They'll have you over and cook or, like.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Show you a really cool restaurant or something.

[Roan]

Like spend $10,000 on coffee equipment.

[Francis]

Right.

[Roan]

Make amazing latte art for you.

[Harry]

I don't know if that's a gay thing. The gay guys, they like to get. They like to get out for their coffee.

[Francis]

Yeah.

[Harry]

Maybe they're not staying in the house. It just wake up. They're never home. Gay dudes, they're always out. They wake up and they're hitting the street.

[Roan]

Hence, out and about.

[Harry]

Yeah, exactly.

[Francis]

They really gay. Pat, I guess was. But that's when he had a torn acl.

[Roan]

True.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Francis]

That's the only thing that could keep a gay man in the house. IR. Stint. Poor bastard. Yeah. It's wasted on you. I mean. Yeah. Being upstate and gay. That's the dream.

[Roan]

Yes.

[Harry]

No, you don't want to be upstate gay.

[Roan]

Why not?

[Harry]

You want to be in the city.

[Roan]

Oh, no. Small towns. Small towns, America. Gay is great. And then he go antiquing, you know.

[Francis]

Right.

[Roan]

Like, everyone knows you at the cafe.

[Francis]

You're beloved. You're way less of a threat.

[Roan]

You don't have to. You don't have to go to, like. I also think it's an age thing, right. Where it's like. Yeah. When you're young and gay, you want to be in Brooklyn going to warehouse parties till six in the morning, collecting.

[Francis]

Straight women, but once you.

[Roan]

Once you find the one, you know.

[Harry]

The gay person for you.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Your partner.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Your lifelong partner.

[Harry]

Your teammate.

[Roan]

Yeah. Your Ted.

[Francis]

Or your quarterback.

[Roan]

Yeah. You. You. Then you move to New Hope, Pennsylvania.

[Francis]

So did you kind of like, when you're watching this movie, did you just.

[Roan]

Burlington.

[Francis]

Yeah. Did you monitor your. Like, just to see if there's even like a. A light, like, throb or anything like.

[Roan]

No, unfortunately. You know, he. A peach.

[Harry]

Yeah, I've heard about that. I've never seen it.

[Roan]

There's some weird stuff I've heard about the peach scene. It's a strange movie. I will say the scenery in the setting is the most beautiful thing. It's in the summer, and I think like, the Dolomites, maybe.

[Francis]

And it's like a soft Monet painting.

[Roan]

Yeah, it really is. And there's all these amazing swimming holes that they always go to. And the town is beautiful. And there's like 10 different languages that get spoken. I actually thought that Chalamet's French was remarkably good. Oh, yeah.

[Francis]

He was raised in France.

[Roan]

Is that right?

[Francis]

Or he was half raised in like Hell's Kitchen in France.

[Roan]

Then he must be flown because his French was really, really. Yeah, yeah.

[Harry]

Makes sense.

[Francis]

I should have known that, but I just. I feel like he's blossomed since then. But they kind of put him in a. I guess that's just the act, the way you start off as an actor. Actors can't be scared. Like Tom Hardy said, I'm an actor. Of course I fuck dudes.

[Roan]

Did he? But it's like, yeah, if you are in Band of Brothers and the Fighter, then.

[Harry]

What do you mean?

[Francis]

Like, Tom Hardy.

[Roan]

Tom Hardy has done such masculine things.

[Harry]

You.

[Roan]

We could pict. We could see him accidentally. I was born Guy and we'd be like, I don't care.

[Harry]

Yeah, yeah.

[Roan]

Like, that's. That's the straightest sex I've ever seen. Whereas Sham now has go. He started with it.

[Harry]

What was his first big movie?

[Roan]

Interstellar. Yeah.

[Harry]

He cried. Have you heard that story? That he cried? No, because he watched it in theaters and he wasn't in it for. He was in it for, like, he thought he was like one of the main parts of the movie. And then he saw it in theaters and he was like, what the.

[Roan]

Really?

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Well, he didn't cry because the movie was sad. He cried because he didn't get enough screen time.

[Harry]

I would assume it was probably something where he. They probably filmed a ton of scenes and they probably just totally changed the entire thing.

[Roan]

I think they planted all that corn for that movie, I heard.

[Francis]

Really?

[Roan]

Yeah. They didn't just find some cornfield. They plant.

[Harry]

I guess that makes sense because they had to drive through it.

[Roan]

Yeah. Yeah. Also, they burned a ton of it.

[Harry]

Yeah. That's not surprising. Just throw away the rest.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

After we're done filming this, just toss all of it. Millions of acres of corn.

[Francis]

They probably did. Corn is worth no money. Corn's worth negative money.

[Harry]

You could literally. You could grow corn in a fucking anywhere.

[Francis]

Because corn, the really the devil, like people say, tell people have, like, especially corn oils and stuff like that.

[Roan]

Like, they're saying, yeah, corn, corn starch.

[Harry]

I remember that.

[Francis]

People really have a negative opinion of corn.

[Harry]

I think there's just so many uses.

[Francis]

But it's ubiquitous, though. It's like. And it predates America. You know what I mean? The. Our Indian brothers and sisters were chomping corn.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

When they go. They had like, the brown corn maze.

[Roan]

What is it called?

[Harry]

Maze maize.

[Roan]

M A I Z E. Come on, bro.

[Francis]

Get with the tongue.

[Harry]

I'm not about not. I don't know. My corn.

[Francis]

Yeah. I guess I'm trying to. I guess I don't really use corn oil if I'm cooking at home, but I'll run into it. I'm sure they'll probably have some corn oil at the at coat tonight.

[Harry]

Not if I'm up to it. Say, put that away. I don't want any oils. Seeds, corn, nothing.

[Francis]

Seed oil, too, bro. Seed oil. That'll spook you.

[Harry]

Seed oil is bad.

[Francis]

I don't know why, but I hear it and I believe the out of it.

[Roan]

For the worst things about it.

[Harry]

I think you have, like. I think your body has a hard time digesting.

[Roan]

It never goes away.

[Harry]

Something like that.

[Roan]

Microplastic.

[Harry]

I think it does. It has to come out of the sweat glands.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

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[Roan]

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[Francis]

To say that, but anyways, as if I don't know. Sharapova.

[Roan]

I know.

[Harry]

I. I thought Francis might know her personally.

[Roan]

Personally? Personally?

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

Why? I don't know.

[Francis]

Actually, I could see it kind of. I could see you're not.

[Harry]

You're an athlete, you're a busy athlete.

[Roan]

She used to be married to Sasha Vujicic.

[Harry]

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[Roan]

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[Francis]

My pre novo results back. Oh yeah, Good Clean Bell Health Clean clean.

[Harry]

Did they show you them? Like, did you get to see like the X ray?

[Francis]

I got to see all. It's a full body mri, so I see, I saw every part of my body.

[Harry]

Did they zoom in on anything? And they were like, what's, what do we got here?

[Francis]

And I was like, that's my meat. You can see your meat on the X ray though. Yeah, Ridiculous.

[Roan]

Really?

[Francis]

Yeah.

[Harry]

What are they gonna do, blur it out?

[Francis]

Yeah. Pixelate me. I just have my meat on the mri. That's so insane.

[Harry]

You go in with clothes on.

[Francis]

Yes. And they saw right through that. Right.

[Roan]

It's weird. I feel as if every time I've ever had. Oh, you're saying mri, right? I was gonna say X ray. I always wear that lead skirt over my meat.

[Harry]

Yeah, I was gonna. Yeah, you should have just brought your own from home lead.

[Francis]

I would have.

[Harry]

Jock strap.

[Francis]

I think they were trying to. They were. They wanted to get a good look at my colon and my prostate and everything like that. So they were me watching. They were heavily meat gazing.

[Roan]

It's important.

[Francis]

All. It's all the right size prostate. Prostate. Right size.

[Roan]

Nice.

[Francis]

So nice to hear that you don't have an oversized prostate.

[Harry]

Yeah, big ass prostate.

[Francis]

That's. I mean, I think that they said it's like 30 milliliters, was like the top end for like, if. If you're. If it's bigger than 30 milliliters, you have a. Hello. Suitcase of prostate.

[Roan]

The perfect size for a latte. Yeah.

[Francis]

Latte cappuccino.

[Roan]

Yeah. Perfect for latte art.

[Francis]

My colon for a nice Americano. Yeah. But I think that mine was at like 19.9.

[Harry]

Not bad.

[Francis]

Sitting pretty.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Like, right in that range of nice size prostate. They did not say anything about my prostate being undersized.

[Harry]

Petite little prostate.

[Roan]

I saw. Sorry, Go.

[Francis]

No, no, done.

[Roan]

I saw the preview for that movie Wuthering Heights with Elordi, and I feel.

[Francis]

Like we read that book in, like.

[Roan]

Well, I'm reading. I bought the book and I'm reading it.

[Francis]

That's like, as bad as, like, Little Women.

[Roan]

Dude, I'll tell you something. All those books, we.

[Harry]

Wasn't he in Little Women too? Was he.

[Roan]

Was that before Chalamet or Lord Chalamet? That sounds right.

[Harry]

Was that before called me by your name or. No, that was definitely after.

[Roan]

Same. Same time. Ish. Maybe.

[Harry]

Yeah. Sons.

[Francis]

But it's the same. It's very. It's like thick and girl. Coated as hell.

[Roan]

It is. It's. It's good. I mean, all those old, like, Jane Austen books, if you like to really read that. It's. It. They're amazing, but you have to really.

[Francis]

Read like a pair. You'll, like, just flip a couple of pages ahead and it's the same paragraph.

[Harry]

I've been.

[Roan]

I've been hammering it, though. I'm reading like I'm 60 pages a day right now.

[Francis]

You need a machete to get through that shit.

[Roan]

What helps is that I'm picturing a Lordy as he.

[Francis]

Okay, that's nice.

[Roan]

And Margot Robbie. I believe it's. She's got to be Catherine. But anyway, the point is I didn't know the story. And when I saw that preview, I knew I was going to want to see that movie. So I wanted to read the book first.

[Francis]

And I'm hurt hearing that the movie might be better than the book.

[Roan]

Really?

[Harry]

Really.

[Francis]

In a rare circumstance.

[Harry]

Where are you hearing that from?

[Francis]

I don't know.

[Harry]

Isn't the movie not out?

[Francis]

I mean, there's connected.

[Harry]

You're connected.

[Francis]

Yeah.

[Harry]

You get the script?

[Francis]

I just.

[Roan]

I'm just hearing it's like a 300 year old book.

[Harry]

You know they send roan screenplays. Don't they like send you them in the mail?

[Francis]

They used to, but.

[Roan]

Oh, I get those.

[Harry]

Really?

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

That's sick.

[Francis]

Yeah, he's Screen Actors Guild. I'm Writers Guild. What guild are you in? Non union pussy.

[Harry]

Yeah, I'm not in Scab, I'm anti union.

[Francis]

Yeah, you're scab.

[Roan]

They send you the DVDs. It's annoying.

[Harry]

I'd love them.

[Roan]

I get 20 DVDs at. At the head of the Screen Actors Guild Awards.

[Harry]

Is it the. They send you the full movie on the dvd? That's kind of sick. No, they should just email it to you though.

[Roan]

That's the thing. It's like I throw every DVD player. I throw out 20 DVDs.

[Francis]

Yeah, I stopped getting them, honestly.

[Harry]

You need an Xbox.

[Roan]

I get them in front, but right before the screen.

[Francis]

You still haven't get you gotten them this year. I don't think I got like one this year.

[Harry]

If you got like an Xbox, you could use it as a DVD player.

[Francis]

That's what I did for a long ass time.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

Trying to get me to get it. Just saying system.

[Harry]

You're not smoking weed anymore. You're going to have to do something.

[Francis]

No, he quit women. He quit weed. If he picks up video games, he'll have zero hours in a day.

[Roan]

I'll just be hairy.

[Harry]

Yeah, no, I barely play. I have him playing nearly as much as I'd like to. I'll tell you that I'm bad.

[Francis]

Breaks my heart.

[Harry]

Yeah, it breaks my heart too.

[Francis]

Well, you only. I mean, you have to divide your time and it's 33% smoking weed. 33% video games.

[Roan]

I realized I'm lost without golf. That's the big absence in my life.

[Harry]

Yeah, I didn't even. I never even thought about that until we went to Florida and you guys were all like, yeah, I haven't played in four months.

[Roan]

I haven't. I was so bad. It's just so frustrating. Like, I spent all this time. It's all through the summer getting my game to the right level. Get to this great point, and then it's. It just is all gone. It's gone.

[Francis]

You'll pick it back.

[Roan]

I'll get. But it's going to take the whole season to get back to where I was. I was. I was really good.

[Francis]

Yeah, you're going to be there.

[Harry]

It'll take the whole season.

[Francis]

You'll be there by June, by August.

[Roan]

I know. I know this.

[Harry]

Yeah. Same thing with video games. You don't play for three days yet. Back on.

[Roan]

It's over.

[Francis]

That's not. That's not going to happen in France.

[Roan]

This is not riding muscle memory. It's not, though. It's like, for some reason, it's touch, it's feel, it's.

[Francis]

Now you're up and down. Come on.

[Harry]

It's the same thing as you might go out first day and shoot, like, amazing, and then the next day you'll go out and you'll blow up.

[Francis]

Yeah, but that's the game.

[Roan]

Harry was unbelievable at golf.

[Francis]

Exactly. And he hasn't played.

[Roan]

Not even. This is not an exaggeration. He was better than I was. Swear to God.

[Harry]

It was only because it was only in. It was because we were playing scramble. If we were playing stroke, what does it matter?

[Roan]

What does it matter? We were playing a scramble and we. We used your ball more than we used mine, period. That's true.

[Harry]

I would say my short game was. My short game was. Was pretty solid.

[Roan]

Short game was unbelievable. My, like, medium. You kept hitting that driving three iron and you were in the fairway every single time. I appreciate the guys cooking balls into the woods. We were toast. Off my ball.

[Harry]

No, there was a. There was a couple drives that I. First drive off the. There was a couple drives I had that were like. We would have had to quit the game if you didn't. We used a second.

[Roan]

We used your ball more than we used my ball. You were better than I was.

[Francis]

No spoilers, though.

[Roan]

No spoilers. No spoilers worth watching. Good match.

[Francis]

When does it come out?

[Roan]

Not sure.

[Harry]

Maybe next year. I don't know. Those foreplay guys, you have no clue when their shit's dropping.

[Francis]

Don't say that. They're just.

[Harry]

They've got a catalog of content. They're pumping out content. Yeah, I remember I filmed my video with Frankie, it came out, like, six months later.

[Francis]

Just because you were nobody at the time. Like, we'll wait till his star rises.

[Roan]

We have three months of content sponsored by Apple.

[Harry]

Yeah, exactly.

[Roan]

We have to get through. We have a lot of commitments to Apple, and then we have a big deal with Chevy.

[Francis]

Yeah.

[Roan]

Literally. Dude.

[Harry]

Yeah. We were talking about, like, we don't have to get into the details, but we were talking about, like, advertising with them, and then the names that they're dropping are Sprite. Just, like, brands that you wouldn't even consider.

[Francis]

It's like, wait, you don't need advertising. Everybody knows about advertising. Exactly.

[Roan]

Stock.

[Francis]

Nvidia.

[Roan]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Francis]

Foreplay presented by Nvidia. I saw old, old Sam on the good, good podcast.

[Harry]

Riggs.

[Roan]

Rigsy boy.

[Francis]

Yeah.

[Roan]

Oh, he was on this.

[Francis]

He went on. Good, good, nice. Come on. Our Harvard brother.

[Roan]

I know, I know. He. They asked me to come on and then never followed up, which was too bad.

[Harry]

On the Foreplay show.

[Roan]

Good, good, good.

[Harry]

I was going to say. I was like, you could probably just text them again.

[Roan]

The heat from the Internet Invitational is gone. Isn't that sad? What a sad realization.

[Harry]

It didn't seem like it when we were at the golf course.

[Roan]

I'm talking about. I'm talking about, like, people were coming.

[Harry]

Up to you, kissing your feet.

[Roan]

No.

[Francis]

Well, things you can get from it.

[Roan]

I'm just talking about how. What I've learned in this career is that, like, you never make it. You have to keep making it.

[Francis]

At least you had a wave off of that.

[Roan]

You get a wave, but the wave's gone, dude.

[Francis]

I went on that Kai Sonat stream being like. Like, I might never come back. I was like, I might never see these guys again. Like, I kind of, like, walked out of the studio that day and, like, cried a single tear. I was like, I'm probably never gonna see these guys again. But, like, they're gonna. I really thought you guys are gonna be okay. I was like, they're gonna be all right because, like, they kind of have something going. I didn't get one follower. I didn't get any. Anything from it. No one has ever mentioned or noticed it.

[Roan]

I thought that from season one of Tires, too. I had the same thought.

[Francis]

I was like, prepare for lift off.

[Roan]

Rehearsing my speech on how I was going to tell Dave I wasn't renewing my cost.

[Francis]

There's just so much money.

[Roan]

Sure.

[Francis]

Businessman to businessman. Yeah.

[Harry]

You can see the potential growth here.

[Francis]

Yeah. You at least had, like, months of being able to get stuff and LeBron's watching you and your bank account gets fatter and you have access to things you didn't have before and you're recognized.

[Roan]

No, continentally it was better than the Kaiser not stream. No doubt about it. Based on what you're saying, yes, it was a far richer time for me. But it's gone.

[Harry]

It's got.

[Roan]

Heat's gone.

[Harry]

If they do it again next year.

[Roan]

I'll have to win.

[Harry]

It comes right back.

[Roan]

I'll have to win again.

[Harry]

Yeah, but you'll, you'll be coasting for before the tournament for like a month.

[Roan]

Why?

[Harry]

Buzzing.

[Francis]

I'm kind of with Francis. I think that like once there's a new field, there's going to be like bigger competitors. You'll be back. But if you don't win again.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Or at least have a run. But even if you have a run, like you damn near have to make.

[Roan]

The, the, you got another finals.

[Francis]

The finals.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

If you're not in that other three, no one's gonna remember you.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

There's part of you like because you know how stressful it was winning the first time is part is part of you almost like I don't even want to be back in the situation.

[Roan]

No. This time I actually think I will be far less stressed. Even if I were to make it all the way to the final again. I have the feeling that because I was there once it would be, it would be, I'd be like familiar. We're playing the. Well actually I'm not going to say anything yet. Don't fuck. I don't want to give anything away.

[Harry]

You said we're playing and then you didn't say anything.

[Roan]

Yeah. I don't know what I'm allowed to talk about but like.

[Francis]

Yeah, I think it's, I think saying less is smart.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

We had to sign an NDA after.

[Roan]

We left Orlando about their airport. Yeah.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Francis]

But ski. How that out the window.

[Harry]

How awful. How crazy was that? I, I, I knew J. Will obviously from your show, but I didn't know much about him.

[Francis]

He's hilarious.

[Harry]

Yeah, he's hilarious. But isn't that so weird that I, we, I came in like we took a flight to Orlando and back and I came in to about it and he was like I do that every Monday.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

It's like what are the. There's probably not that many people that are flying to Orlando and back every week.

[Francis]

No, he might be the only one.

[Harry]

He might be the only one.

[Francis]

Actually there's probably some New York business people.

[Roan]

I try to think about how that would feel.

[Harry]

I think that ruined my week.

[Roan]

That's.

[Harry]

I'm going to be honest. I'm never doing that again.

[Roan]

No.

[Harry]

I felt so bad.

[Francis]

Really.

[Harry]

I couldn't fathom doing that every week. Like, I still. I feel like shit right now. And I'm thinking about it. I'm like, yeah, it's the fleet. Was the flight on Monday? Yeah, you flew, bro. It was just the. It's a three hour flight.

[Francis]

Three hours is a lot. Six hours in the air.

[Harry]

And that way back, it was like every bone in my body hurt.

[Francis]

Yeah.

[Roan]

It wasn't.

[Harry]

We went straight from the airport to the course back to the airport.

[Francis]

Right. You're sore from playing golf?

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Are you sore?

[Roan]

I don't feel great.

[Harry]

I'm not sore now.

[Roan]

I had to quit weed. How bad? I was like. I was like medicating with ice cream.

[Harry]

I feel like it, like, up your, like, brain. Flying that much in a day.

[Roan]

Certainly my lower back. Yeah, that's my big issue is my lower back gets really uncomfortable.

[Harry]

Like it was my legs screaming on that flight back.

[Francis]

Really scream. When was the last time you stretched?

[Roan]

I'm gonna read you guys something fun.

[Harry]

Not in a. Not in a while, but I have been working out, which has been good.

[Roan]

So the other. The other problem with the weed was that. I want to hear more about that.

[Harry]

Oh, there's not much to hear.

[Roan]

Just put a pin.

[Harry]

Pathetic.

[Roan]

I think you guys will think this is funny.

[Harry]

Pathetic workouts.

[Roan]

The other problem with the weed is that I. That's when I start going on the. On Facebook, Marketplace and Etsy and ebay.

[Harry]

Yeah, yeah.

[Roan]

And I get into these rabbit holes of like, oh, my God, I do need better nightstands.

[Harry]

Oh, yeah, yeah, of course.

[Roan]

Burl Wood nightstands from Constant Poplar. Burlwood.

[Harry]

I don't even know what. You should have seen the shit Francis was looking at on his. On his eye the whole flight.

[Roan]

Tell them. I was. What was I doing the whole flight?

[Harry]

Burlwood, I couldn't tell you shit that I've never seen.

[Roan]

I was looking at lamps. I think I was looking at lamps.

[Harry]

You were looking at every poplar.

[Roan]

This. Look at these nightstands, dude.

[Francis]

Some strange fruit hanging from these, brother.

[Roan]

Look at these nightstands. Oh, my God. From Aiden. I can't believe he's giving them up. For what? He's what? What? He's willing to sell them for, but how much? Well, he's willing to sell them for 2,000 bucks for the pair. But, bro, you could like, they retail for 8,000 and they're unused.75% off, as he put it. He accidentally, what is used versa. I don't understand how that happens. I don't think that this furniture company in Italy sends you an extra set of $8,000 nightstands like it's a. A vending machine spitting out two Cokes by accident.

[Harry]

This makes more sense as to why it was $16,000.

[Francis]

Yeah, well, I'll sell them at a 75% markdown.

[Roan]

I got to show you, these nights.

[Francis]

I won't return them for full price. I'll sell them to Francis.

[Roan]

Why can't I?

[Francis]

They're Poplar.

[Roan]

Oh, there it is. Listing. Okay, so look at this, dude. Look at these ghosts.

[Francis]

Just take a look at those night bongos.

[Roan]

So look at those nightstands. So I'm going to tell you, I. I was like, oh, my God, I got to have these nightstands.

[Harry]

Is this like a bedside table? Like that kind of thing?

[Roan]

I was like, I hate my nightstands. I can't even close my $89 retail. I have those barn doors up in the upstate, and I can't close them because the nightstand comes too close to the wall that I have. It's too big.

[Harry]

I think they got those at target for, like, 999 each.

[Roan]

Yeah, well, the point is, this is what. This is what it came to last night. He sent it. He's like, we're me. Let's meet tomorrow. I'll, you know, do the handoff. Yeah. I'm like, wow, you're kind of 45 minutes in the wrong direction for me at this point. I'm trying to almost. I'm getting cold feet because I'm like, I gotta stop spending money. This is what I fucking do. I've done it again. And he's like, all right, I'll come to you. And then finally, 1045, I had brushed my teeth, and I went back to my phone, and I wrote, I'm sorry, Aiden. I've gotten cold feet. I got ahead of myself. These are so stunning, and I want them very badly.

[Francis]

Are you letting them down easy?

[Roan]

But I can't afford them right now. I apologize. Thank you for being fair with me. I'm sorry for leading you on a false trail. I wrote that to him.

[Francis]

He said, save it. I'm gonna be there in the morning. You better have my 2,000.

[Roan]

He goes, okay, no worries. If you want to take a few days to think, let me know. And let me tell you something. I'm gonna buy him today, right back in. Nothing like a little fresh air. Steal the Nerve.

[Francis]

One cocktail in.

[Roan]

I want these. I need these. I want these nightstands.

[Francis]

Well, I mean this when I say it. I think that those are the thing that's gonna make.

[Harry]

That's gonna make them what?

[Francis]

Happy?

[Roan]

Certainly not a woman, I'll tell you that.

[Francis]

I'm pretty sure that's the one thing that you are away from. True, actual happiness. And once you get them, it's like you're gonna just lock in and it's all going to be at peace. And it'll be the missing puzzle piece.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

That you've been missing.

[Roan]

That's the last obstacle before I become a good father and a good son. Yeah.

[Harry]

Francis.

[Roan]

Soon as I have those, let me bought.

[Harry]

Let me build you a computer, a supercomputer. But you have to pay for the whole thing.

[Roan]

Talk. Tell me. Tell me more.

[Harry]

Well, I mean, that's pretty much that was it.

[Francis]

I thought. Didn't Jerry just say that PCs are going to be dead in, like, six months or something like that?

[Harry]

Jerry?

[Francis]

Yeah, I think he said that.

[Harry]

Somewhere, Jerry got a PC and didn't know how to turn it on. And he returned it.

[Francis]

He said, AI is going to kill PCs.

[Harry]

Well, they're saying that about. That's what they want to happen, but that's not going to happen.

[Roan]

By the way, Harry pulled out his Steam Deck on the flight home from Orlando. I mean, the lights on the plane turned off. I don't know what.

[Francis]

Down 10,000ft.

[Roan]

I don't know what that thing is. What kind of black magic box you got going on there. That thing is too powerful for your own good.

[Harry]

It's sick.

[Roan]

What the. He pulled this thing out, and I'm like, oh, my God, what is that? And he's like, this is my steam.

[Harry]

Yeah, it's a computer.

[Roan]

And then he just used it to charge his phone.

[Francis]

That's what you used it for.

[Roan]

Just used it. And let me tell you something. His phone was at zero, and then it was at 100 in the blink of an eye.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Yeah. Because there's probably a missile's worth of technology.

[Roan]

The hairs on my arm started to stand up just from sitting next to it.

[Harry]

I bring that thing everywhere.

[Roan]

That thing is crazy. And he showed. He's like, it's just a computer. And it truly was.

[Harry]

It had some Windows, like the homepage.

[Roan]

It had the desktop interface of a fucking Windows computer.

[Francis]

The fuck?

[Harry]

It's pretty sick.

[Roan]

I've never seen anything like it.

[Francis]

Yeah, but you'll get, like, a heart arrhythmia from sitting next to it.

[Roan]

That's true, that's true.

[Francis]

The electromagnetic field, that's going to throw off the radar.

[Roan]

That thing would have gotten our whole family out of the ice storm of 98%. No doubt about it. I.

[Harry]

The charger. So that thing, it's like the thing. The one downside of that thing is it's the, the battery life on it is awful.

[Francis]

I wonder why.

[Harry]

Yeah. Which is kind of understandable. But the charger, it comes with its own like power supply charger. And it's this big ass dude, I can charge like my phone off of that. It literally charges in like five minutes.

[Roan]

Yeah, it's.

[Harry]

I think it pulls like a hundred watts of electricity.

[Roan]

Well, that's not very many.

[Harry]

That's a lot. Is it a hundred?

[Francis]

Isn't that like a light bulb isn't.

[Roan]

A standard American outlet.

[Harry]

You might be 110, I might be way off.

[Roan]

And then I think, I think the.

[Harry]

Max an hour you can take is like 1100 or 1200.

[Roan]

Oh, I may be wrong. Owen, would you do us a favor? I might check that out. I thought American outlets were 110 and I think Europeans.

[Harry]

I would like to.

[Francis]

Oh, I thought Europeans were worse because every time I've ever plugged in my hair dryer in Europe, the whole floor of the hotel goes off. Yeah, by me, I mean my wife, you.

[Roan]

The outlets in Europe fry our devices because they have so much. They have double the current. Really. So you need a step up converter. 110, 20.

[Francis]

My boy knows electricity.

[Harry]

I know, I just got outplayed.

[Roan]

Well, there was a. There's a re. This information is close at hand for me because someone sent me that Harrods, the London store was having a sale on the line.

[Harry]

Have you been. Yep, same. It's sick.

[Roan]

That place is cool.

[Francis]

What are we talking about? What's Harrods? I don't know.

[Harry]

It's like a massive fucking store.

[Roan]

It's like very high end shit. But it's like. I don't even know what you'd compare it to. We don't have anything like it.

[Harry]

It's like if a Macy's was really nice and also triple the size.

[Roan]

Imagine.

[Harry]

And also the center of New York City.

[Roan]

Chelsea. Chelsea Market. If it was all one store. Kind of like that.

[Francis]

That sounds sick.

[Roan]

Yeah. And with really high end stuff.

[Francis]

I thought, I thought they sold clothing. But they're selling.

[Roan]

They do, but they also protectors. They sell like they sell everything. Home decor, they sell chimneys. You could buy a fire, a marble, like a $40,000 marble fireplace. There you can buy soccer jerseys, all that kind of stuff. Yeah.

[Francis]

So it's like rich Walmart.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

Yes.

[Roan]

They're famous.

[Harry]

Exactly.

[Roan]

They're famous for their tins of cookies that have like the bear and the red phone booths and very British.

[Harry]

Yeah, yeah.

[Roan]

But Harrods was having a sale on the La Marzocco machine that I bought.

[Harry]

Oh, yeah.

[Roan]

To me. And then I called them and I was like, how come you can't. Why does it say when I put this in my shopping cart that you don't deliver to my address in the United States? And he goes, because they're wired for European outlets. And he's like, listen, if you want to take the risk, I will sell you the machine.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

And he was. And I was like, well, what if I buy it? Because I said, what if I buy a step down converter which would convert less. No. Excuse me. I would have needed to step up from our outlets from 110 to step it up to 220.

[Harry]

Is that a thing? Do they make that?

[Roan]

Yes, they do. And he was like, that's fine, but you'll void your warranty if you do that. And that freaked me out.

[Francis]

Because you're frying.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

If something goes wrong, then you're warranted.

[Francis]

You're either frying your house or you're frying the.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

And then people DM'd me. Have I talked about this?

[Harry]

I don't think so.

[Roan]

People DM'd me and they were like, even if you have a proper good step up converter, it doesn't cover your. Like there's another thing hurts or something that you need to consider that won't be done that way.

[Harry]

Maybe that's what I'm thinking of. The.

[Roan]

I don't know.

[Harry]

I don't know what I'm thinking of.

[Francis]

You're. You're one of our great consumers in this country.

[Roan]

I mean, I'm. I'm like. In the same way that there's five companies propping up the stock market. Like, yeah, there's me and like three other women in Beverly Hills single handedly holding Amazon together. Is there.

[Harry]

Is Sam. Is a weird question. Is Sam Altman gay? Like, is he like, outwardly gay?

[Roan]

Should I know? I don't follow that lifestyle, Francis.

[Francis]

If anyone would know. I don't.

[Harry]

I swear. I read something, I saw something this morning that was like, Sam Altman and his husband.

[Francis]

Gross.

[Roan]

Cool. Someone just wrote a biography. Oh, Michael Lewis is writing a biography.

[Harry]

Not because he's gay. Everything else.

[Francis]

Oh, yeah. He just sucks.

[Roan]

Wait a minute. It Might not be Altman. It might be Sam Bankman Fried. I get those two mixed up.

[Harry]

Sam Altman's open. AI.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Sam Bankman. Fried is like a fraud.

[Roan]

Fraud crypto guy.

[Harry]

Oh, yeah.

[Roan]

Who had that girlfriend.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

Who Looks like the type of fish you would catch in the Deep South.

[Francis]

Yeah, Catfish.

[Roan]

I don't go even farther, so I don't know where they're. Whatever. You seen that girl? The one who ratted on him? I think.

[Francis]

I think that there. It wasn't just like a rat on.

[Roan]

They just released her.

[Francis]

He did. Oh, shit.

[Harry]

Wait. No, I know exactly what you're talking.

[Roan]

Yeah, let me look.

[Francis]

What was she. They were like. He was like the Tom. The company that Tom Brady, like, invested.

[Roan]

In or something like that.

[Francis]

Ftx.

[Roan]

Yeah, Right.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

Caroline Ellis dead.

[Harry]

No, I didn't know if he killed himself.

[Francis]

I think he's locked up because, remember, they all died.

[Roan]

This girl.

[Harry]

Yeah, yeah, I remember that. I remember seeing her photo like, a trillion times.

[Francis]

Wasn't she the girl that got, like, piped by, like, five police officers or something? Or that a different girl?

[Harry]

I think that's a different person.

[Roan]

I don't think it's horribly mean. Well, maybe she was. She. She was pretty guilty too, right? Didn't she.

[Francis]

Do you can be mean to guilty people?

[Harry]

I think they, like, destroyed, like, millions of people's lives.

[Francis]

Yeah, for sure. But at least she got to go to fucking Cabo or whatever.

[Roan]

She pled guilty to two fraud charges.

[Francis]

Least she got fraudulent on an island for a little bit.

[Roan]

Two years in prison.

[Francis]

They probably snuck a little bit of that cash away. She'll probably come home to a pretty cushy landing spot.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

When you're dealing with that kind of money, there's no way you're not hiding away. Just.

[Francis]

Where did it all go? You know what I mean? Where does the money go?

[Roan]

What?

[Francis]

It gets seized, backed by the United States. Yeah. And our taxes are still high. Nah, bro.

[Harry]

Shit ain't right.

[Francis]

Shit ain't right.

[Roan]

I never really understood that either.

[Francis]

Where does the money go?

[Harry]

One time they claim it goes to, like, evidence, but it doesn't.

[Francis]

Yeah, there's.

[Harry]

There's like, what are you gonna. Where are you gonna keep. Where are you gonna store $20 billion?

[Francis]

There's a locker back here.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

When I was at the DA's office one time, one. My assignment for the day was to actually drive out with a cop to this evidence compound in. On Long Island. And it was all these cars. It was all these cars that had been seized and they had belonged to drug dealers or whatever, criminals. And it was just row after row of like pimped out.

[Harry]

Yeah, yeah.

[Roan]

Mercedes with blacked out tinted windows and crazy rims and, you know, some really sick cars, but some of them had like bullet holes in them.

[Harry]

Yeah, of course.

[Roan]

And so there was. They were evidence and stuff. But I was like, what happens? What happens to these fucking police auction.

[Francis]

They get bought cheap by cops who sell them expensive back to the hood.

[Roan]

Is that right?

[Francis]

It's gotta be.

[Harry]

I think that happens.

[Francis]

It's gotta be what's going on.

[Harry]

It's like some dude at the. That works at the pound. He's like, this car there. This car got brought in here eight years ago. They're never coming for it. Sells it.

[Roan]

It's gotta be that they do that, that they. There is some sort of an auction.

[Harry]

I mean, I think it's like it 100% used to happen. I guess it's more of if it happens now.

[Roan]

Should we go to one of those?

[Francis]

Yeah, but it'll probably be fucking Raymond Calitri in there being like, I need my cars.

[Roan]

Yeah, they know and they know more than we do.

[Francis]

Right.

[Harry]

And you definitely don't want to buy someone else's car.

[Francis]

Do you remember who. What Raymond. Raymond Calitri was from? No. Gone in 60 seconds. He's the guy who's like obsessed with wood and he's like.

[Roan]

Bad guy.

[Francis]

Yeah, the bad guy. He needed his 50 cars.

[Harry]

Yeah, I don't think I've seen that.

[Francis]

You've never seen 160 seconds, bro.

[Roan]

You got a treat waiting.

[Harry]

Have I seen it?

[Roan]

That's a treat, bro.

[Francis]

That's Nicholas Cage. That's Nicholas Cage. Angelina Jolie with some dreadlock.

[Harry]

I don't know. That's not really my thing.

[Francis]

What?

[Harry]

Jolie with dreads.

[Roan]

Oh, she pulled off.

[Francis]

Who made that blonde dreadlock? She pulls it off, dude, bro, that's not your thing.

[Roan]

Boosting cars or having sex? What about having sex? Wow.

[Harry]

Facts.

[Francis]

And she. And then she rides out. She rides out in a cage, bro. In the front seat of the car while they're stealing.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

So sick.

[Roan]

It's really good.

[Francis]

Who else is in? There's some fucking studs.

[Roan]

The guy, the British soccer player who played for Leeds United. Yes, that guy who was on all his gangster movies.

[Francis]

Yeah, the tough guy who's in lock soccer.

[Roan]

Yes, that shit. Who? Vinnie Jones is in it.

[Francis]

Shy McBride is in it.

[Roan]

The Oliphant is the assistant, I think, to the. The black cop.

[Francis]

Yes, yes, he is Timothy Oliphant. Yeah, he's great.

[Roan]

Is that right?

[Francis]

How have you never seen going to 60 seconds?

[Harry]

I don't know.

[Francis]

Treat yourself.

[Roan]

That's a really good one. That was a classic.

[Francis]

Don't watch the Patriots this weekend. Treat yourself to Nick Cage and Jolie banging on the stick shift.

[Roan]

You won't know this.

[Francis]

Scott Khan.

[Roan]

Oh, it is him. Yeah.

[Francis]

Scott Gone's in there.

[Roan]

There. There was a time Academy when there was this. There was a.

[Francis]

But there's a what?

[Harry]

You guys ever around with Khan Academy?

[Roan]

Yes. Yeah.

[Francis]

What is that?

[Harry]

I used to aid in Harvard.

[Francis]

Right.

[Roan]

Tutoring. I don't know about that.

[Harry]

I think Khan went to Harvard.

[Roan]

He may have, but he was really smart.

[Francis]

James.

[Harry]

Genius. No, I was like a tutor. It was like an online, like, tutoring Noah or learning thing. I don't know.

[Francis]

What were you gonna say? You were saying, you may not know.

[Roan]

This, you may not know this, but there was a time when there was a channel on cable called TBS SuperStation.

[Harry]

Yeah. Not ringing any bells.

[Roan]

There was also.

[Harry]

But I know tbs. Yeah. I know tnt.

[Roan]

Yeah. And then USA Network, of course. And these were channels that would feature movies like gone in 60 seconds.

[Harry]

Oh, yeah. If you go. If you go on. On the road, TNT is the first station you're checking.

[Roan]

And when you came upon that, no matter how many times you'd seen it, you would watch that movie from that point till the end.

[Harry]

Makes sense.

[Francis]

There were several movies like that. Like the Patriot.

[Roan]

The Patriot Gladiator.

[Francis]

You always throw those on Jaws.

[Roan]

They would often play Jaws.

[Harry]

Classic.

[Roan]

Oh, it's unbelievable.

[Harry]

Such a good movie. Such a shame about the other ones, though. Second one's not bad. The third one is awful.

[Roan]

Independence Day.

[Francis]

Yeah, Always on.

[Roan]

Would you see that? Did you see Independence Day?

[Harry]

Is that the Marky Mark one?

[Francis]

No, it's Will Smith. What's the.

[Roan]

I probably seen that movie more. More times than I've ever seen any other movie in my.

[Francis]

What's the Patriots?

[Harry]

And Bombing one. Patriots.

[Roan]

Tastes great. Patriots, Four Brothers.

[Francis]

I've never seen all of Jaws.

[Harry]

Really?

[Francis]

That.

[Roan]

It's a perfect movie.

[Harry]

I don't.

[Francis]

I don't like being spooked and I don't like ocean movies, so it's pretty spooky that.

[Harry]

That the jump scare in that movie is. It scares me every single time.

[Roan]

Dead body in the water. Yeah. Yeah. For sure.

[Harry]

And it, like, scares me down to, like, my core.

[Roan]

I know. My same thing happened to me the first time I saw it.

[Francis]

You screamed. I also don't think I've ever had an entire pint of Ice cream in my life.

[Roan]

Really?

[Francis]

I've never polished a pint.

[Roan]

That's a. That's unbelievable.

[Harry]

I think I've ever. I've never even polished half a pint. But I'm not also just not a big ice cream guy. Never have been.

[Francis]

But I hear people doing it like, so regularly. I feel like Big Cat was.

[Harry]

Oh, yeah. But it's always like healthy people. Like, that's like they're. And they're probably on to something. I.

[Francis]

For some reason I'm thinking of Big Cat and kfc.

[Harry]

Yeah. Maybe not the best example.

[Roan]

You just use the pint as your bowl and there's. You have no chance then you to get up to put it away. You see what I'm saying? Yeah. And by that point, you're down towards the bottom and it's the perfect soupiness.

[Harry]

The thing is, I don't. My refrigerator doesn't get cold enough to keep ice cream in it.

[Roan]

You don't have a fridge freezer.

[Harry]

I don't have a freezer.

[Roan]

Well, I wouldn't keep my ice cream in a fridge.

[Harry]

Obviously not. But mine, you know, there's. I have my little latch over the.

[Francis]

Top level with crusty.

[Harry]

Yeah, that's not gonna.

[Roan]

That's not gonna do that.

[Harry]

Wouldn't keep a popsicle cold.

[Roan]

No, you. That's a benefit. But your problem is then that you eat candy and you go, whole bag of gummy candy.

[Harry]

No, I never. I. I rarely go.

[Roan]

You said that you did night. It hurt your.

[Francis]

You said you did a one a night. You said you order multiple off of doordash or off of.

[Harry]

I'll leave a couple at the bottom.

[Roan]

Oh, so. So just nothing that you've told us is true.

[Harry]

I'll leave a couple pieces at the.

[Francis]

Bottom just as a show of self.

[Harry]

Just so when I wake up in the morning, I'm like, oh, breakfast. Yeah.

[Francis]

Just tucking it away.

[Roan]

Oh, my God. Oh, my God. This was bad. So I saw this just came across my feed. I don't know why, but this. This fitness test that was. It was a burpee test. And it's an emom, which means every minute on the minute and you do 15 burpees.

[Francis]

Nah.

[Roan]

And then you do. And then you rest until the next minute starts and you go again.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

And they have sort of tears for how good this is. And like Jason Calipa, one of those CrossFit games. I think he's the guy who won it or maybe whatever.

[Francis]

He.

[Roan]

He does this as his test of, like, how in shape is he. And he'll get to 10 and 10.

[Francis]

Minutes of 15 burpees. Every minute on the minute.

[Roan]

Every minute on the minute burpees. 10 minutes at a good pace. You're getting like 13, 14 seconds of rest in between and then starting again.

[Harry]

That ain't enough.

[Roan]

And I did this.

[Francis]

How many did you.

[Roan]

Well, they said. They said that. They put it. They said three is the minimum. I don't know what that even means, but three is the minimum. Five is good.

[Harry]

I bet zero below three.

[Francis]

Zero's got to be the minimum, right?

[Roan]

Five is. They said five is good. And then like seven to ten is like elite. And I got four.

[Harry]

That's not bad.

[Roan]

I mean, I was like, as someone.

[Francis]

Who'S just doing shitty workouts, like, yeah, that's not bad.

[Roan]

I was on the verge of fainting. It was as hard as. I've pushed myself in in a long time.

[Harry]

It's just.

[Roan]

Hell.

[Harry]

It's like that. That sounds like. That sounds like the equivalent to doing that bike for 10 minutes, the assault bike.

[Francis]

Yeah, I think it's way harder than that.

[Roan]

It's harder than that because you can pace. You can do whatever pace you want. This. You have to.

[Francis]

I don't even think I could do it with. I. I wouldn't even be able to do the 15 in the. The time.

[Harry]

I don't think I'll be able to do it in an hour.

[Roan]

They. The one. The one thing that they specified. Normally when I do burpees, I do the. I get up and I jump and try to touch.

[Francis]

Can we see what the burpee form was on this?

[Roan]

And then on this one, they say you don't actually have to jump, which kind of surprised me.

[Francis]

But can we see what the form was like? Just so I know.

[Harry]

I honestly feel like. I think we've. I think this is not the first time you've done a burpee on.

[Francis]

No, no, he did it. No, he did the kettlebell swings.

[Harry]

No, I think I want to say we've got the full burpee.

[Francis]

But. But you said there's no jump.

[Roan]

They don't jump. I. They don't have to jump. But I, I know. So I didn't. I didn't in this. But when I'm doing burpees on my own, I jump.

[Harry]

Interesting.

[Francis]

So you weren't jumping. So you just stood. Drop down to the push up.

[Roan]

Yeah, you, You, I. You kind of stand up to finish the rep was how I was doing it. Just to make sure you're like, you're. You can't Stay bent over and then just get back down on the ground.

[Harry]

But no, then you're just doing push ups.

[Francis]

I just followed a guy online who's on his journey to doing 100,000 push ups and he's showing progress reports after every 10 push ups on Instagram. It's insane. He's getting jacked.

[Roan]

What does that even, like, over how much time?

[Francis]

I mean, he'll do like 250 a day, but it's just like. And it'll just be like 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60. I mean, he's getting so fucking jacked. Jacked.

[Roan]

It's, it's just push ups.

[Harry]

I think you can get jacked from doing just push ups.

[Roan]

If I could only do one exercise in the world, I would do pull ups over push ups.

[Francis]

I'm also following a guy who's trying to eat 90,000 grams of oats in a week. It's nuts.

[Roan]

I love, I love the people you're into.

[Harry]

They're just quantity shooting.

[Francis]

He's quant. He's just. Yeah. And he's, he's like, he's a, a Canadian dude who's training to be an Olympic cyclist. And so he'll just like bake a sheet of oats and then go for 120 mile bike ride and just eat it the entire time. But he's making oat risotto or like spicy oats. It made me think of you, honestly, like a oat risotto. I feel like you could do some, some freaky. Like that.

[Harry]

Oh, oh, risotto sounds awful.

[Roan]

It sounds awful. Cheesy.

[Harry]

It sounds unbearable.

[Roan]

If you saw the salad I made myself last night, it was just to get rid of food.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

And so, because I had. So I had whatever was left in this huge salad bin and I just put that in a family sized serving salad bowl. And then I went a whole bag of microwavable broccoli that I air fried. Dumped all that in. Whole sweet potato, big fat ones.

[Harry]

That's where you're losing me.

[Roan]

Avocado. And then a package of turkey.

[Harry]

Of turkey.

[Roan]

A whole package of turkey. I just dumped all these in and then cut it all up. Yeah. Excised smoked turkey.

[Harry]

Oh, yeah.

[Francis]

What was your dressing?

[Roan]

I just went olive oil and balsamic and then salt, pepper.

[Francis]

Doesn't sound bad.

[Roan]

Three quarters of the way through eating this salad, I was like, this is an outrageous amount of food. I really. It was like, it's salad and I am so full.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

And I was like, but I'm not gonna throw it away.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

And I ate the rest of it. And because I made myself so full from that last night was the first night of the week that I did not eat a full pint of ice cream.

[Harry]

Because you had too much salad.

[Roan]

Yeah, I was so full. Yeah.

[Harry]

That's crazy.

[Francis]

How much. How much greens was it? How many? What, like a head of lettuce?

[Roan]

Yeah, probably.

[Francis]

Oh, my God. Beautiful shit this morning.

[Roan]

I've gone three times so far today.

[Harry]

Damn.

[Roan]

I don't know what's going. That's the ice cream.

[Francis]

That's what the.

[Harry]

Oh, probably a mix of both. Yeah, probably salad and ice cream.

[Roan]

That's the ice cream catching up to me.

[Francis]

It really shows which one you had more of. Like, is there enough salad to bind your ice cream shit or is there enough ice cream shit to make your salad shit watery?

[Roan]

I. You'd think they would cancel each other out and I would. I would just throw up or something.

[Francis]

Need to get eyes on your.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

My bro who's eating all the. Who's eating all the oats, said he has been like a maniac.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Do those. Have you like that?

[Roan]

The oats? Yeah, Well, I do. Normally I eat that. Yeah, I do eat those every morning.

[Harry]

They got a bunch of fiber in them, right?

[Francis]

Big time.

[Roan]

I don't know.

[Francis]

Big time. A lot of fiber.

[Roan]

Probably.

[Harry]

You haven't. Steel cut.

[Roan]

No, I don't like the texture. I'm supposed. You're supposed to eat that. That's the healthiest one. But I just don't.

[Francis]

It's.

[Roan]

I feel too much like a horse when I eat that. I like the old fashioned.

[Harry]

They're so plain.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

There's just nothing to them.

[Roan]

There's also crunchy. Well, that's why I put a whole banana blueberries. And then I do a scoop of almond butter as well.

[Harry]

Nice.

[Roan]

A little agave on top. Oh, and then I do some of my fucking purely Elizabeth granola on top as well.

[Harry]

I'm a big on granola right now. Just yogurt and granola.

[Roan]

Nice.

[Harry]

Every day.

[Francis]

He hasn't told us about his workouts yet.

[Roan]

Oh, tell us.

[Harry]

Oh, there's really nothing to tell. I just do whatever I feel like doing.

[Roan]

Would you ever let me train you? No. Just like once a week. For content?

[Harry]

Definitely not.

[Francis]

How about not?

[Harry]

I gotta just go.

[Francis]

What's more likely for content or not for content?

[Harry]

Definitely for content.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Okay. Full content it is.

[Roan]

Yeah. I just think that. I just think that I could actually be nice about it. No, I'm not.

[Harry]

Well, I. You.

[Roan]

And then that could Stand for, like, while you're getting in shape. People could follow along and get in shape.

[Harry]

I will, I will. I will never work out if I'd have to do it for content. I think it's just not. I think I just won't.

[Roan]

I won't be able to, like, sold it as, like, oh, 10, 10 videos of Francis and Harry.

[Harry]

We had to do that for that whoop thing, like, years ago. And I was actively working out a ton, and we did that. I was like, this is humiliating. Humiliating.

[Roan]

I think we could make it fun.

[Francis]

Or you can also burpees. That look good.

[Harry]

Yeah, you're gonna make it look fun.

[Roan]

Burpees. That's the thing. I wouldn't. And that's what people ask me for the war workout. And I'm like, I don't.

[Harry]

You can't handle it.

[Roan]

I don't think people.

[Harry]

You gotta start issuing a warning.

[Roan]

Yeah, you need to go through at least a divorce first.

[Francis]

It's like P90X. Wasn't there a warning at the start of workout?

[Harry]

Yeah, I think so.

[Roan]

Yeah. You turn to when you're at rock bottom.

[Francis]

Like, have you seen the divorce glow up videos on the Internet where people are like, the divorce effect. And it's just these, like, women who are just filming themselves crying for 14 years straight, and then they, like, break out and are, like, suddenly hot again.

[Roan]

Really? No. Is it more women or men?

[Francis]

It's mostly women, but there are a couple of fellows that have. Have done it.

[Roan]

I called Roan about this. Harry. Oh, you got to go to the bathroom. Okay. Well, I called Roan about this. That one of our favorite reality TV stars, I guess you'd say, couples, is getting divorced. Kyle and Amanda from Summer House.

[Francis]

I know we couldn't have been more. I couldn't have been more excited.

[Roan]

And I called Roan to specifically ask his wife about it, and he was like, wait a minute. You think I don't know this? And I was like, put her on. And they put her on speakerphone. And Ron knew so much more than she did.

[Francis]

I've been tapped in.

[Roan]

You knew everything there was to know.

[Francis]

Because I've been tapped into Summer House for a decade. Oh, I'm tapped in. But I mean, it's exciting because you see the way that you saw the way that he treated her from time to time. It didn't seem the nicest way to treat somebody.

[Roan]

Well, now you're seeing all these compilations of, like, five times that Kyle was an to Amanda. You look at it, you're like, oh, my God.

[Francis]

Because he was like. Like I haven't hit on someone for the last multiple months. And she's like, we've been together for years. Yeah. Yeah.

[Roan]

That was the really bad one.

[Francis]

Oh, man. She was like, congratulations. Or just he. Or he woke up at a fancy. Slept over at a fan's house or something.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

And all her girlfriends are like, hey, love yourself. You know what I mean? Love yourself enough to be loved by someone.

[Roan]

Yeah, I don't know. I mean, it's too bad, but. But look, you put yourself into that world. Everything you do and everything, you know, that's all gonna. It's all fair game.

[Francis]

I wonder if she likes comedians.

[Roan]

Doubt it.

[Francis]

Yeah, comedians are great though. And that show is great. I can't wait to see this next season. But it is conveniently set up. The timing of that and the fact that Paige just broke up with. You know what I mean?

[Roan]

What? Yeah. Yeah, I think Paige has a boyfriend. No.

[Francis]

Yeah, but she broke up. And then the next season, Amanda breaks up, you know.

[Roan]

Oh, I see.

[Francis]

It's like that John Mayer song, Another Kind of Green.

[Roan]

What's that?

[Francis]

It's like an unreleased John Mayer song.

[Roan]

Oh, okay. Well, don't.

[Francis]

See I can go gayer than you, bro. It's like super gay. Because you watch gay movies. Like, I'll go. I'll go. I'll talk about unreleased John Mayer track and the happenings of a decade worth of reality tv, bro. I'm as gay as the next guy. Gayer.

[Harry]

Gayer.

[Francis]

On some fronts, of course. What's the gayest shit you do?

[Harry]

Nothing.

[Francis]

Don't say that.

[Harry]

Straight as hell. Straight as an arrow.

[Roan]

Boring.

[Francis]

You have the posture of a closeted gay.

[Harry]

Definitely not.

[Roan]

You're bottom.

[Harry]

The posture of a deeply straight man.

[Roan]

You're definitely a bottom though.

[Francis]

Lazy.

[Harry]

I wouldn't you. Why wouldn't.

[Roan]

Now?

[Harry]

I don't even know what that means.

[Francis]

Lazy. Gay.

[Roan]

Don't even pretend.

[Francis]

Yes, just the sub. Just fully submissive, powerless bottom now.

[Harry]

Not me. You got the wrong guy.

[Francis]

Oh, so you're a power bottom? You'd rather be that? Trust me, I'm trying to help you, dude. I'm trying to help you out. Just admit your power bottom, bro.

[Harry]

No.

[Francis]

Just come clean or else we're all going to get detention.

[Harry]

No, no, no, no.

[Roan]

Big weekend of ball.

[Francis]

It's over now. This is coming out.

[Roan]

Oh, shit.

[Francis]

After that.

[Roan]

Sorry everyone. Yeah.

[Harry]

Hopefully the Patriots won.

[Francis]

Yeah, if they do. Are you going to the Super Bowl?

[Harry]

Probably.

[Francis]

You're going to go to the game?

[Harry]

If the Patriots are in it I might.

[Francis]

Really. So when are you going to fly out to San Francisco?

[Roan]

I don't know.

[Harry]

When is it?

[Francis]

Two weeks.

[Harry]

Yeah. Two weeks from Sunday.

[Francis]

You know how it is every year.

[Roan]

So when.

[Harry]

Where would that put us on the calendar? Mid Feb.

[Francis]

The week.

[Harry]

Second week of Feb.

[Francis]

The week before Valentine's Day. But get this. Next year, the super bowl is on Valentine's Day.

[Roan]

No way.

[Francis]

Men against women. Mars against Venus. For.

[Harry]

For real.

[Francis]

It really is, like, who. It's. It's going to show you where all of your friends are at in their relationships. For real. Like, who wins.

[Harry]

There's going to be a lot of fans just not watching the Super Bowl.

[Francis]

I didn't even know it was on this year.

[Roan]

That's great.

[Francis]

That's so fucked.

[Roan]

Yeah. Harry, can you tell us about this Telluride Bush hat? That's pretty cool.

[Francis]

Oh, yeah, these are.

[Harry]

These are on sale now. I think they're actually almost out. Sold out. So if they're still available when you see this, you can get them at the barstool store.

[Roan]

Yeah. And I would buy them now because I currently actually put in a. A patent case with the mountain Telluride to sue Game Push gaming.

[Francis]

That's funny because I've won with George W. Oh. Class action against Telluride. Bush.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Francis]

Well, on them before.

[Roan]

Do you know what I learned recently is that actually I've kind of given away. But I was gonna say which president, which living president would you have guessed receives the most death threats?

[Harry]

Obama.

[Roan]

Nope.

[Francis]

It's Bush.

[Roan]

It's Bush. It's Bush. And it's because of 9 11.

[Harry]

Yeah, that makes sense.

[Roan]

And I. I think it's a combination.

[Francis]

Of conspiracy theorists and Saudis.

[Roan]

Yeah. The Arab world, as well as victims from then. Who.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

Who believe that he was somehow responsible or like whatever. People who are mad that they lost.

[Harry]

Yeah.

[Roan]

A loved one in the wars that he started.

[Francis]

But, you know, he doesn't give a fuck. He's like, do something.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

He's like hunting in fucking Texas.

[Francis]

Yeah. Painting.

[Roan]

Yeah. He's pretty old now. He's probably.

[Francis]

They're all, you know, they're all the same age. Every president has been the same age.

[Roan]

Really?

[Francis]

They're all like born in the same year.

[Roan]

I bet he's like, what, like Biden now would be my guess.

[Harry]

Trump, Clinton, Bush.

[Francis]

Yeah.

[Harry]

Yeah, I could see that for sure.

[Francis]

Maybe Obama.

[Harry]

No, Obama's got to be younger.

[Francis]

A little bit younger. But I think all those dudes are the same age.

[Roan]

That's 79.

[Francis]

And how. How old is Trump how old, Biden? How old? Clinton. They're all like, right.

[Harry]

I think they're all racial.

[Roan]

Yeah.

[Harry]

That's crazy.

[Roan]

We haven't had. Bill Clinton's 79.

[Francis]

We haven't had a new age president in a fucking minute.

[Roan]

No. And Trump is 79. You're spot on, Ron.

[Harry]

That's crazy.

[Francis]

Holy fucking shit. I was spot on.

[Harry]

You're a genius.

[Francis]

Thank you, fellas.

[Roan]

Well, boys, I'm excited for our dinner.

[Francis]

Yes. I heard there's a place called Undercoat.

[Roan]

Yeah, that's the bar. We could go there for a pop.

[Francis]

Get a cute drink beforehand.

[Roan]

Place is supposed to be very vibey.

[Harry]

Cool, cool. Sweet.

[Francis]

See you guys next time.

[Roan]

Yeah, stay safe out there. Well, we hope you did. God, I keep forgetting.

[Harry]

People in Texas are probably listening to this on a radio right now.

[Francis]

Yeah, they just got, like, a letter with a transcript of this.

[Roan]

No, right there.

[Harry]

Trying to find the Spotify station. All right, thanks, everyone, for listening. We will see you on Thursday.

[Francis]

Goodbye.

[Roan]

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

[Francis]

I was.

[Roan]

Only falling one way.

[Francis]

J.

[Roan]

Were drifting. Falling one way I was only falling one way that is to your eyes did you realize no one can take me alive.

[Harry]

I was only falling one way.

[Roan]

Can see I. Sa.