Show Me Something - Sophie Cunningham gets an NBA fan warning & Denver Broncos' Alex Singleton crashes the pod!

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The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Episode: Show Me Something - Sophie Cunningham gets an NBA fan warning & Denver Broncos' Alex Singleton crashes the pod!
Date: January 22, 2026

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Overview

This lively episode of “The Herd with Colin Cowherd” (Show Me Something sub-pod) brings together hosts Amanda and Kevin (with guest features from West and others) for their signature banter blending sports, pop culture, and personal stories. The show broadcasts from New York City, with Amanda in town for work, bringing real-life run-ins at NBA games, talk of social media mishaps, reflections on fame, and some truly hilarious and candid moments—including a surprise phone interview with NFL linebacker Alex Singleton to discuss life after testicular cancer surgery.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. New York Visits & NBA Fan Warnings

• Amanda’s NYC Experience:
  • She recounts visiting New York to catch up with friends and for an Adidas photo shoot, but is put off by the winter cold.
    • "It's way too damn cold here for me. Yeah, it's. It's. It's horrible."
      (Amanda, 01:20)
  • Attends a Nets game courtside (not Knicks—those seats are too exclusive) with an athlete investor friend.
• Courtside "Incident" at NBA Game:
  • Amanda and her friend unintentionally break a baseline walking rule while courtside at the Nets game and receive a formal warning from security.
    • "So after we got back from halftime, they brought someone down from, like, the top dude...they gave us a warning."
      (Amanda, 05:29)
  • The friend handles it with grace, humor falls flat, and Amanda jokes about being on a WNBA 'wanted' poster for rule-breaking.
    • "I wonder if the NBA and WNBA have, like, your wanted poster, like, up, like, upstairs for everyone to know to, like, not let you fuck around."
      (Kevin, 06:19)

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2. Social Media, Cold Sores, and Out-of-Context Viral Moments

• Amanda discusses how a joke about a cold sore (which was clipped and posted out of context) went viral, with internet users believing she was making a confession.
  • "First of all, this is a joke. It's a cold sore. I do not have herpes."
    (Amanda, 08:23 and 08:50)
• Reflection on how even athletes/celebs can’t control narratives online.

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3. Adidas, College Sports, and Brand Loyalty

• Amanda is in NYC for an Adidas campaign and talks product launches and major athlete collaborations.
• Discussion on brand contracts in NCAA (Nike, Under Armour, Adidas) and how they shift with bids.
• Indiana’s national championship win (beating Nike-backed Oregon) is seen as huge for Adidas, with Amanda exclaiming:
  • "Three stripes, baby."
    (Amanda, 12:22)

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4. Routines, Mental Health, and Athlete Schedules

• The hosts talk about the joy of little routines (like buying coffee outside) and how working out in the morning impacts productivity, especially for athletes.
  • "I think going outside... just, like, feeling good in the morning."
    (Kevin, 14:13)
• Amanda shares how early practice sessions in college gave lasting focus and motivation.

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5. Reality TV, Public Scrutiny, and Breakups

• On Watching Themselves on TV:
  • Hosts reflect on the awkwardness (and the fun/embarrassment) of watching their lives edited for reality TV.
  • "It's hard to not just be like, like, here we go."
    (Kevin, 21:26)
• Amanda and Kyle’s Breakup:
  • The group candidly discusses the challenges of public relationships and breakups, emphasizing the necessity of privacy, and expressing support for both parties.
    • "Their relationship has been so public, you know, but obviously they, they should both be awarded privacy if that's what they want."
      (Kevin, 29:13)
    • "You just want people to be good and, like, both sides... they're still humans, and they deserve to, like, have peace."
      (Amanda, 31:54)
• Explores the pressures of maintaining boundaries, especially for women, on social media.

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6. Guest Call: Alex Singleton’s Health Journey

[37:20]

• NFL linebacker Alex Singleton (Denver Broncos; Montana State Bobcat) is named "Hot Girl of the Week" for a huge playoff tackle.
• He shares, via live phone call, his experience with testicular cancer—how a routine drug test led to a diagnosis and surgery, and how life is post-op.
  • "They take just the single (testicle) and so...it's still on the side."
    (Alex Singleton, 38:33 via phone)
  • Amanda and Kevin laugh about anatomical logistics with good humor and respect.

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7. Sports, Coaches, and Shoutouts

• Brief accolades for Indiana football and shoutout culture.
  • "Because Shout out to Indiana. I think that's just, like, badass."
    (Amanda, 39:54)
• Gino Auriemma's famous slam on Connecticut pizza sparks debate on best pizza in America and what matters most (cheese, crust, or sauce).
  • "Pizza capital of the world, my ass."
    (Gino Auriemma, cited by West, 48:46)

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8. Movies vs. TV Series, Star Power, and Streaming

[42:00–46:40]

• Addresses Matt Damon’s criticism that streaming-era movies over-explain plotlines for distracted viewers.
  • "Matt Damon says plot lines are cooked. Netflix has to restate the plot three or four times..."
    (West, 42:00)
• The trio debates whether anyone truly watches movies uninterrupted anymore, and if movie stars still exist.
  • "Cinema is dead. I think movies kind of died with cinema."
    (Kevin, 43:04)
  • "I just can't watch a fucking series...you have to commit to like multiple days and times."
    (Kevin, 43:24)
  • "Netflix stars are like, Jacob (Elordi)...that's, like, where he got hot."
    (Amanda, 46:58)

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9. Airports: The Good, Bad, and Overhyped

[51:28]

• Debates the “most beautiful” airport and whether airport complaints are more about travel stress than the airports themselves.
  • "All airports are fine...Just fly and just shut up and go have a beer."
    (Kevin, 51:55)
  • Amanda notes that clean bathrooms and layover amenities do matter, though:
    • "Normally people are shitting themselves when they're flying."
      (Amanda, 53:13)

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10. Weird 2026 Tech: AI Companions & Candy That Plays Music

[55:56]

• Recap of CES 2026:
  • AI “friends for life” for your desk (Razer Project Ava), “lollipop star” candy that lets you hear music via bone conduction from artists like Ice Spice or Akon, and a massive 130-inch Samsung TV.
    • "People are gonna fall in love with...AI dude."
      (Kevin, 56:29)
    • "Piece of candy...through bone conduction you could hear music."
      (West, 58:08)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• NBA Courtside Policing:
  • Amanda: "I'm telling you. It was. It was... but after the game, he, like, shook her hand, was like, hey, sorry if you felt like, good guy. But yeah, yeah, he handled it way better than I would." (06:07)
• Internet Out of Context:
  • "I do not have herpes, so clip this out." (Amanda, 08:50)
• Fame and Privacy:
  • Kevin: "You almost feel like people feel entitled to your personal business because they've watched you be public about everything." (29:56)
• Alex Singleton Q&A on Losing a Testicle:
  • Kevin: "Does the one move back to the middle, or is it still on the side?"
    Alex: "Still on the side." (38:29)
• On NYC Bagels and Pizza:
  • Kevin: "The water in New York is so good...that's what makes the pizza super good." (50:03)
• Airport philosophy:
  • "All airports are the same fucking thing, dude. Go through TSA and go find your fucking gate and shut the fuck up." (Kevin, 51:55)
• AI Companions:
  • Kevin: "People are depending on it for, like, their emotional well being. It's so whacked weird." (57:00)
• Snakes on a Plane Trauma:
  • Amanda: "I have actually never done that either because of Snakes on a Plane. Do you remember that movie?...I'm so scared there's a snake that's gonna like, bite my asshole." (53:34)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• Amanda’s NBA Courtside Incident: 03:52–06:14
• Cold Sore Joke Out of Context: 08:05–09:51
• Brand Loyalty & Indiana Natty Win: 11:41–12:22
• Fame, Reality TV, and Social Media Pressure: 21:21–22:38
• Breakups and Public Scrutiny: 28:28–32:31
• Alex Singleton Joins to Discuss Testicular Cancer: 37:20–38:44
• Pizza & NYC Food Debates: 48:46–50:59
• Airport Ranking Riffs: 51:28–54:46
• Weird Tech of 2026: 55:58–59:14

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Tone & Style

The episode maintains a breezy, irreverent, and sometimes explicit conversational style. The hosts mix humor, self-deprecation, and real talk—both on sensitive personal topics and hot takes about pop culture or sports. The dynamic is loose and warm, with quick pivots from deep discussions to laugh-out-loud asides and friendly ribbing.

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Takeaways

• Life in the public eye means the most mundane or joking comment can explode online, and navigating privacy is an ongoing challenge.
• The culture of reality TV and social media is changing what "fame" means, impacting personal decisions especially in relationships.
• Athletes and tv personalities, despite their status, face relatable day-to-day anxieties—self-image, routines, and even health scares.
• Pop culture is fractured: movie stars are being replaced by viral series actors and streaming-service disruption.
• Sometimes, the most notable podcast moments are the unscripted, vulnerable, and honest—like calling up a friend to demystify testicular surgery, or opening up about the disconnect between internet persona and lived reality.

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For those who missed the episode, this summary captures both the content and spirit of the show—part sports-and-life therapy, part irreverent group chat, and always ready to shout out a hot girl (or guy) of the week.

Transcript

[Amanda]

This is an I heart podcast. Guaranteed human. I'm so out of shape.

[Kevin]

But you can't do cardio yet.

[Amanda]

Yes, I can. Like, I'm fully clear to do everything.

[Kevin]

Whoa. Good flexibility.

[Amanda]

Thank you. My, my. Oh, look at the camera.

[Kevin]

Just go full sick.

[Amanda]

That was for free, guys. Normally it's not. Okay. My hand. Me. That kind of did hurt. So it's like, kind of pulling a little. Rolling. Rolling. How do I look over there?

[Kevin]

Beat Donnis.

[Amanda]

That's true.

[Kevin]

Show me something podcast. Episode 30. We are together in New York City, baby. In New York. Episode 30. My true freshman of college football number. Kind of gross. Brought to you by who's Ovie?

[Amanda]

Arby's.

[Kevin]

Shout out. Arby's love.

[Amanda]

In fact, I'm surprised we don't have any in front of us since we're.

[Kevin]

Together right now, actually. Where's the Arby's?

[Amanda]

Kevin.

[Kevin]

God damn it. What are you doing in New York?

[Amanda]

I'm doing a lot, but I would like to say the city I thought was for me.

[Kevin]

Oh, you're already over it.

[Amanda]

It's way too damn cold here for me. Yeah, it's. It's. It's horrible.

[Kevin]

Yeah. Today's one of the colder days of the year, I believe. What do we do even know what it is out? It was very uncomfortable being outside.

[Amanda]

Well, I have one of my best friends here. Hannah.

[Kevin]

Hannah.

[Amanda]

And she was like, hey, let's walk to this coffee shop. And I was like, today? Yeah, and yesterday, but. And I was like, absolutely not. Is like, eight minutes away. Like, I'm too cold.

[Kevin]

Oh, God damn it.

[Amanda]

I know. No, I said that.

[Kevin]

It says 22 degrees. Feels like nine.

[Amanda]

Yeah, I'm not a fan of that, but I love New York. I think I could live here in the summer.

[Kevin]

No, summer's worse.

[Amanda]

No, that's where I thrive.

[Kevin]

Think about the walking you did today. But then it's, like, 90, and it's humid, and there's hot garbage, and then you go wait for the train and all the humidity sticks underneath the streets, and you're just.

[Amanda]

I much rather that than this. Like, I'm serious. I can't do it. I literally cannot do it.

[Kevin]

Were you dressed appropriately? Is that all you wore? Yeah, see, that's the thing with cold weather, and we'll probably talk about football later, but I keep seeing everyone. Like, I wouldn't go to a football game that's so cold. I'm like. And don't dress like an idiot, dude.

[Amanda]

I. I actually had this debate last night at dinner, so why I'M in New York. Is. I met with. He's so awesome. His name is Matt and he does, like, financial investments for athletes.

[Kevin]

Is that the dude you were next to at the next game?

[Amanda]

He's awesome. Like, he's. He's so cool. And so we've been working together.

[Kevin]

Connor's biggest ops.

[Amanda]

I don't know.

[Kevin]

That's what Connor does.

[Amanda]

Yeah, I know.

[Kevin]

One of our friends from high school does he, like, invests for athletes. Yeah, yeah, but he's young, so he's got time.

[Amanda]

Yeah, he. Yeah, he's fine. We'll be fine. But so we were there and we've been working together for a minute and he has like, all the top athletes. Like, it is like any type of athlete, you know, like, he's with and they're investing money with him and Patrick Hoff. And so he always entertains the athletes and he's like, hey, do you want to go to the Knicks game or the Nets game?

[Kevin]

And you chose the.

[Amanda]

Hold on, hold on, hold on. I'm a idiot. I think everyone knows that.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

So I don't think I have to really explain myself, but my flight got in at like 2. I needed. I was trying to go shopping, so it was really the shopping's fault. I didn't know the Knicks played early yesterday.

[Kevin]

I mean, I didn't earlier. Yeah.

[Amanda]

So I chose the Nets and it was a snooze fest.

[Kevin]

Dude, do you know where the Knicks play?

[Amanda]

Yeah, I know, I know, I know, I know. I just. I really wasn't thinking through.

[Kevin]

I can tell you that. Any time I've ever gotten offered, honestly.

[Amanda]

But I really didn't get to choose either. So I was like. I was just like, oh, yeah, either is fine. Like, I wasn't like any.

[Kevin]

Anytime anyone in New York who's not like Tracy Morgan or Timothy Chalamet gets offered courtside seats, it's to a Nets game because Knicks courtside is like, so hard to get.

[Amanda]

I know. I just. I again, like, it were. I was just like, just do what you want. You know what I mean?

[Kevin]

And like, yeah, you're being. You're being low maintenance.

[Amanda]

Yeah. But looking back, I'm being high maintenance as fuck, because that was so boring. Oh, and we of warning. So listen to this. So everyone's asking because I put it on my story and this is hilarious. So he is like the nicest human you love to meet and you should probably meet him. He's just. Good guy to know. Just awesome. We were courtside, so, like, say, here's the Basket right here. And, like, we were walking around the outside. Here's the son's bench. And we were just trying to walk right here because our seats were right here.

[Kevin]

Yeah. So you were baseline.

[Amanda]

Yeah, baseline.

[Kevin]

Okay.

[Amanda]

And so, like, literally just going to walk right there. But I guess you're not allowed to do that.

[Kevin]

Were they. Was it during play?

[Amanda]

No.

[Kevin]

Huh.

[Amanda]

Weird, right? Like, they were warming up. So this. This lady was like. And who knows? Like, I don't know if she's doing her job or she's just doing the most. Probably doing the most. But she's like. She's like, hey, you can't do that. You need to go around. And he's like, okay. Like, that's fine. And so we did. And then during the game, she, like, during a timeout or something, she tried to, like, squeeze by, and he was joking.

[Kevin]

Oh, oh.

[Amanda]

And he goes. He goes, oh, excuse me, ma'. Am. You need to go around. It was like, yeah. And she didn't laugh.

[Kevin]

And.

[Amanda]

And we were like, oh, just weird. Right? And so nothing of. We didn't think anything of it. And so then at halftime, we were going back to, like, go get drinks and food, and we tried to go this way, and she, like, pulled him aside and was like that. Like, pretty much like, that was disrespectful. Don't ever. Like that. Like, I did not feel comfortable, like, d. And he was like. He handled it so well.

[Kevin]

Yeah, but just a little. A little.

[Amanda]

He.

[Kevin]

Ha ha. It's so tense down. Like, if you're sitting courtside or any pregame type of, like, on the field, people are.

[Amanda]

So, like, he said, it's not like that at the Knicks. And, like. And he knows. Yeah, Anyone? Everyone. He's like, but anyway, so after we got back from halftime, they brought someone down from, like, the top dude, brought them down, was waiting for us, and they're like, we heard there's a little bit of, like, an altercation that you're like, you're a little bit disrespectful to whatever. And he was not until they gave us a warning. And he's like, what the fuck? He's like, I've been doing this for 20 something years. He's so you should break the ice.

[Kevin]

You're going to get rid of the awkwardness.

[Amanda]

I'm telling you. It was. It was. But after the game, he, like, shook her hand, was like, hey, sorry if you felt like, good guy. But yeah, yeah, he handled it way better than I would.

[Kevin]

She finally crack a smile? Not even once.

[Amanda]

No, she's.

[Kevin]

I wonder if the NBA and WNBA have, like, your wanted poster, like, up, like, upstairs for everyone to know to, like, not let you fuck around.

[Amanda]

I don't. I don't know. I wouldn't be surprised. I didn't do anything. This was him. Yeah, but. So I'm here. I was meeting them and then wanted to hang out with Hannah. I haven't seen her in forever.

[Kevin]

Hannah's got two shout outs and we're only 10 minutes in.

[Amanda]

She's like, my best friend and she just moved to New York, so. Guys, be nice to her. I'll.

[Kevin]

You.

[Amanda]

And then I. We have a dinner tonight, and then I'm an Adidas shoot tomorrow.

[Kevin]

Where's dinner? I got a text from someone today who said I might be hanging out with Sophie later. So if you do meet him.

[Amanda]

Oh, who?

[Kevin]

His name's ej. He does, like, player relations for mlb.

[Amanda]

Oh, yeah. He. He'll be at the meeting tonight. Like, the dinner meeting thing. Okay. So.

[Kevin]

So if you meet a guy named ej, say hi. He's great. He. Shout out. I'll give EJ shout out to has, like, taken care of me since way before. Like, like when I was at bleach report days. He always made sure, like, good access. Like, takes me into his suite for, like, the World Series. Like, best guy ever. Shout out, ej.

[Amanda]

Okay, well, I'll.

[Kevin]

He rocks.

[Amanda]

Okay. I'll give him.

[Kevin]

He just had a second baby, too, so if you like. Congrats.

[Amanda]

Yeah, he probably looks, like, drained. Yeah. But, yeah, so that's kind of what I'm doing. But I also. Before you kind of go on what you've been up to, I want to.

[Kevin]

Get a. Yeah, I was going to say, you look great.

[Amanda]

Can you zoom in?

[Kevin]

You look great. So.

[Amanda]

Okay, people. People are absolutely ridiculous. Kev, what was it? Brick Center. So Brick center blew this thing up. I just.

[Kevin]

Dude. Also. I would just like to also say this. We have an account that isn't ours that is also called Show Me Something podcast. And they just post our clips the second we do it.

[Amanda]

We need to report that.

[Kevin]

They. I've reported them so many times.

[Amanda]

Really?

[Kevin]

But they do. They did a whole bit on. The first thing they posted was I have herpes. Was our herpes conversation. So the floor is yours. And you look great. I would like to. Yeah.

[Amanda]

Come here.

[Kevin]

Yeah, I'll see if I get it by next episode.

[Amanda]

By next episode. Okay, first of all, this is a joke. It's a cold sore. Which I. I said it because it. I think Cold sores or is a type of herpes. Right. Like they're cousins, like, cousins. Like, I don't actually have herpes, like, that's not. It's a cold sore. And so I just saw it. Kevin just sent it to me while we were sitting here and like, it really does have like 5.2. And people are like, oh, she has the courage to speak about this.

[Kevin]

Oh, no.

[Amanda]

I'm like, guys, I don't have herpes, so clip this out. I do not have herpes. It is a cold sore. Cold sore.

[Kevin]

Wait, have you seen the movie John Tucker Must Die?

[Amanda]

Yes.

[Kevin]

Remember when they give him. They give him fake herpes at an ad and then it cuts and he's like giving a speech and he's like.

[Amanda]

Standing up for herpes so bad. But honestly, it's funny that people really take this stuff, like, to heart or, like, serious.

[Kevin]

Yeah, Nothing we say on here will ever.

[Amanda]

Actually, it's really not that serious.

[Kevin]

Wow.

[Amanda]

Yeah, but very humbling. Someone said I went from a 10 to a 2, so that's good.

[Kevin]

Eight points, Unless it is.

[Amanda]

So, yeah, that. I just want to clarify that it was a joke, but the herpes is healing up nice.

[Kevin]

God damn. Wow. Okay. Yeah, yeah, it went away fast, without creams or meds. Or ointments.

[Amanda]

Or ointments. No rashes.

[Kevin]

That's real. That's natural.

[Amanda]

It was, it was a clean her.

[Kevin]

Yeah, damn. I. Yeah, I saw it too, but if anyone, at least the one I saw was our whole conversation, did they just clip out you being like, I've got herpes?

[Amanda]

I think that it let me go into detail a little bit more, but the main one was like, it was like me and I was like the closeup, and I was like, I have.

[Kevin]

You did I. I'm not here to. I'm not. I was not blaming you. You put your face in the camera, but you have to get in front of it too, because you're not going to sit there the whole time with a cold sore talking like you want to address the elephant in the room.

[Amanda]

Well, and I could have fully blamed it on, like someone elbow me in the mouth. Like, I could have blamed it, but, like, that's not me.

[Kevin]

No, no.

[Amanda]

And so, like, But I was also kidding, like, there's so many people that try to hide it, and I'm like, hey, like, I have a cold sore. It is people.

[Kevin]

People get them sometimes it's from lack of sleep.

[Amanda]

I mean, I can highly connect with that. I really do think that I got it when I went Back to Missouri. Like the change in weather. My lips were so damn high.

[Kevin]

Yeah, that happens.

[Amanda]

I used two people's chapstick, which they both reached out to me, though. I don't blame. Like. Sorry.

[Kevin]

Yeah, the Chapstick used the chapstickers. Yeah, they're fleeing. They're fleeing Missouri as we speak.

[Amanda]

Dang.

[Kevin]

Dang. All right, well, it looks good for everyone who's tuning in.

[Amanda]

Thank you.

[Kevin]

To see how her progress was.

[Amanda]

That's so gross.

[Kevin]

So you're here how many days?

[Amanda]

I leave tomorrow night. The main reason why I'm here is because I have an Adidas photo shoot which is going to be super cool. So fun. So that will be. That'll be fun once it comes out.

[Kevin]

Is it for something secret or. Yeah, no.

[Amanda]

Let's see.

[Kevin]

Is it a pro? I can't say anything about it, but it's like, product.

[Amanda]

Yeah, it's like a product. It's a new. Yeah. And they brought in another athlete who is, like, badass in what they do. And so that's gonna be fun. I don't really. We don't. You don't really get to meet, like, other Adidas athletes very often. Think about your schedule and other Bravo people's schedule. Like, it's hard to get everyone in one spot in.

[Kevin]

I guess you need to do an Adidas Con.

[Amanda]

That'd be cool.

[Kevin]

You guys can all hang out and that'd be cool. Who's your goat? Adidas athlete. Patty.

[Amanda]

Dude, I don't. I mean, definitely. He's the best. But with Indiana winning, did you see their slogan?

[Kevin]

Yes.

[Amanda]

Oh, we should.

[Kevin]

I mean, awesome. So sick.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

Well, I guess they were going to.

[Amanda]

Have your Natty, though.

[Kevin]

But they were going to have. Because Miami's Adidas also.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

So they were going to be winners either way. But I think it's their first college football national championship.

[Amanda]

Or not. Who's. It was a Hoosier. Did you see it, though? They said, who's your daddy? Or no, who's your Natty?

[Kevin]

But they did because Indiana beat Oregon to get here. Who is obviously the face of Nike. And so I. That was a big deal for Adidas to have that win. Yeah. Okay. Shout out Adidas. That's kind of dope.

[Amanda]

Three stripes, baby.

[Kevin]

That's sick.

[Amanda]

I need to get you, like, hooked up with a bunch of stuff.

[Kevin]

Wood. I was under armor in college.

[Amanda]

Oh.

[Kevin]

Oh, yeah, that was. Under armor's fine. Don't love their cleats. Everything else was. Whatever. You're. You're defaulted to Nike at least Our age, because that was like Under Armour wasn't a thing until maybe middle school.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

And then Adidas, I'm sure, has been cool forever, but I want to say Adidas was soccer focused when we were little. And then now is infiltrated for.

[Amanda]

Well, well. Which is crazy though, because Adidas used to be like the main, like, logo and like, sponsor of the wnba, Was it?

[Kevin]

What are your jerseys?

[Amanda]

N. Nike now Nike. And I don't know if it's like, do they bid, do you think?

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

So it's a bid.

[Kevin]

Yeah. Because you have a contract. I know this because when Montana State's Under Armour contract. Montana State was Nike till the year before I got there. And then Under Armour bids and then you get a contract for like five or six years or whatever, and then you can, like renew it or you try to see if someone else wants to come back in. Yeah, but it has to be. It can't be for one sport. It has to be the whole sport.

[Amanda]

It has to be. Yeah.

[Kevin]

So shout out Adidas.

[Amanda]

Yeah, I do like Adidas.

[Kevin]

Yeah, me too.

[Amanda]

But how are you and in your world? What's going on with you?

[Kevin]

Oh, I'm still crushing. Still not. No, no. Like health wise.

[Amanda]

No, I understood what you were saying. I did give you a weird look. But before. Happy.

[Kevin]

Before I came here this morning, three chicken sausage patties.

[Amanda]

Nice.

[Kevin]

So protein heavy, not. Not as fatty as regular pork sausage. And three eggs over easy. Wow.

[Amanda]

Did you.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Dude, did you want to get your own coffee or did you make your own coffee at home?

[Kevin]

No, I. I walked to get coffee. Let's talk about this.

[Amanda]

Okay.

[Kevin]

Financially, not responsible to pay for coffee every morning. Right?

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

However, I do find it for, like, mental health, being outside, just, like, feeling good in the morning. I think going outside, touching a little grass, being in the cold environment.

[Amanda]

What grass in New York?

[Kevin]

Not. It's a. It's a.

[Amanda]

It's. Oh. Oh, oh, sorry. I was like, what the.

[Kevin]

Yeah, take his hang.

[Amanda]

Sorry.

[Kevin]

You could find a little grass, probably like dog in it. Just rub it every morning, get outside, communicate with someone. Like, walk. Because New York, no matter what time of day, when you hit the.

[Amanda]

The.

[Kevin]

The block.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

People everywhere.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

So soak in a little, like, cab, honk, say hi to someone and then, like, pay for your coffee. I like to go outside to walk to get my coffee and then walk back.

[Amanda]

For real. It energizes you. That's how I honestly feel. Like when I work out in the mornings, I feel so much better about myself.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

But like, to get up.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

And to think about the. The night before. It's so hard for me.

[Kevin]

My senior year of college, they. And I'd never even heard of this. We did morning practices. Like, I. I had football practice after school every day.

[Amanda]

This isn't like preseason. This isn't.

[Kevin]

This is during season. This is in the fall. So we would have practice at, like. I think we'd go out at probably 7:00am and if you had an 8:00am class, you, like, kind of got to, like, cut practice early, which probably I.

[Amanda]

Would have all 8am practice.

[Kevin]

Okay. But it sounded. It sounds horrible and, like, super intimidating to, like, wake up and have to go, like, get your, like.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

Head beat in. But then when you're in class and you've already exercised, you've had your whole day, and you have nothing looming over you the rest of the day, you're motivated. So nice. Yeah, I kind of. I kind of loved it.

[Amanda]

Well, and I feel like, because we had six AMs too, a lot in Hannah.

[Kevin]

Did you go to Mizzou?

[Amanda]

So Hannah's here. I don't know if you guys. Hannah's here.

[Kevin]

Shout out three.

[Amanda]

Yeah. Oh, we came in the same class. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. We played ball together.

[Kevin]

Nyz Hannah.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

Dude, that's dope.

[Amanda]

She's the best. But we. We'd have 6am and I'm not the most schooly person, but I would actually go to class and, like, feel, like, focused and, like, ready to pay attention.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

So maybe there's a lot of science to that.

[Kevin]

You're. Well, you're gonna always peak. At least for men, your testosterone levels are highest right when you wake up.

[Amanda]

Really?

[Kevin]

Yeah. That's why football teams always lift in the morning, because your testosterone is like, you know. Do you know what morning what is? Sophie Cunningham. Do you know what that is? I know you do, so I'm gonna wait for your response. Morning wood is when a dude wakes up, bricked the up. And that's because his testosterone levels are just absolutely scorching when he wakes up.

[Amanda]

That's why I wasn't trying to make eye contact with you this whole time, because I knew that's where you were gonna go.

[Kevin]

That's not where I was gonna go. It just naturally happened that way. But that is a thing.

[Amanda]

Once you said testosterone size in the morning, I knew that somehow that's where it was going to go. Why am I crying?

[Kevin]

I'm coming at this from a purely medical lens. You. Mrs. Giggles.

[Amanda]

You'Re too much.

[Kevin]

So, yeah. Ladies, if your guy if you're tired of his morning boners, it's not because he's a horn dog who's trying to bother you. His natural testosterone levels are skyrocketing. They're rushing through his body.

[Amanda]

Oh, my God.

[Kevin]

So give him a. Cut him some slack.

[Amanda]

I feel like you're speaking for yourself on this. I'm not.

[Kevin]

We're talking about. This is for all everyone. This is science.

[Amanda]

Shut up, Kevin. Oh, God, that is good. Okay, Arby's just showed up with something big, and they did not come to play facts.

[Kevin]

This new meat and three box is doing damage for 7.99.

[Amanda]

So here's the setup. First move, you choose your sandwich. Classic roast beef or crispy chicken. Either way, you're winning.

[Kevin]

And then it keeps stacking. You get mozzarella sticks, curly fries, and a peach cobbler roll, which deserves its own moment.

[Amanda]

I'm dead serious. That peach cobbler roll is low key running the show. Absolute standout.

[Kevin]

But wait, there's more. There's a drink too. So, yeah, it's called the meat in three. But realistically, you're walking out with five.

[Amanda]

Five things for 7.99. This isn't one of those meals where you're hunting for snacks an hour later.

[Kevin]

Plus, it's all classic Arby's favorites. Stuff you literally can't get anywhere else.

[Amanda]

So whether it's lunch, a post work stop, or you just want food that.

[Kevin]

Actually delivers, the mean three box goes super hard.

[Amanda]

Oh, my God. I don't know why that got me. That was good. Um, so you're still living the clean life, though?

[Kevin]

Yeah, for January. Because February is premiere of our show that's coming up Super Bowl. But I have that premiere party thing. I texted a producer yesterday. I was like, are we watching the first episode, like, with everybody, with all these people? This premiere party, like, are you gonna, like, give it to us a day or two early? So. So we're not, like, freaked out?

[Amanda]

I think you should be freaked out.

[Kevin]

I don't want to watch it first time with everyone.

[Amanda]

Just leave. Hey, you should just leave. You should, like, get off into. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Kevin]

It's just me. This show sucks.

[Amanda]

Oh, my God.

[Kevin]

So that would be interesting. I've never watched. I w. When I get to episodes, I watch them alone, by myself.

[Amanda]

Really?

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Why? Cuz you're too nervous.

[Kevin]

It just is like watching yourself for the first time. Like, I don't remember anything, so you just are kind of like, ah, the whole time.

[Amanda]

Wait, do you ever wish, like, watching back, like the season Before. Do you ever wish that they would have put certain stuff in, though?

[Kevin]

If you think about it, the whole summer is like 90 us having fun.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

And then there's the times where you, like, have a hard conversation or, like, someone cries or.

[Amanda]

But they. They put it in those a lot.

[Kevin]

But they have to have that to give it, like, story true, to, like, keep it moving, you know?

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

So, yeah, there are, like, so many times where I'm like, that was so funny.

[West]

Even.

[Kevin]

We had a kickball episode last year and I had so many sick plays. Didn't make.

[Amanda]

No, they did. They did. They got your dive and catch one. And that was like the most try hard funny shit I've ever seen.

[Kevin]

I wanted to win.

[Amanda]

I am not saying that you did the wrong thing. I was just saying that, like, everyone else didn't even want to touch the ball. And you're out there diving.

[Kevin]

Yeah. Someone's got to carry the shit. Actually, Paige. Paige made the final out.

[Amanda]

Did she?

[Kevin]

Right to her like this. Um, wait, real quick.

[Amanda]

Where is Paige nowadays? Is she still in New York?

[Kevin]

Yeah, she's just podcasting.

[Amanda]

Really?

[Kevin]

Weirdly, when they sent us the picture of this room, she was right there and Hannah was right here.

[Amanda]

Oh, this is where they do this?

[Kevin]

Well, I don't think that's where they do it every time.

[Amanda]

They do.

[Kevin]

Oh, yeah. Oh. Shout out, giggly squad. Paige and Hannah. Nice. Yeah.

[Amanda]

Shout out to the fringe.

[Kevin]

The Fringe.

[Amanda]

That's where we're at, dude. French podcast.

[Kevin]

What the. Oh, nice. Dang. Okay, we were ripping through shout outs, but shout out. Yeah, that's awesome.

[Amanda]

So. Yeah, I know. Why am I shouting out? Everyone just kind of in a nice mood. I don't know.

[Kevin]

So, yeah, I guess we'll see what happens. I really. Yeah, it did come fast, though. So what's today? Tuesday. Right. So technically, we're two weeks away from the official premiere.

[Amanda]

I feel like you're nervous when it's.

[Kevin]

Your own, like, your own self.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

It's hard to not just be like, like, here we go. It's always good. But as you know, I mean, maybe you and I are kind of different. But, like, even if 99 of the things that people are saying are, like, good about you, you still are, like.

[Amanda]

See, I just don't give a. I know you don't. That's why you'll get to that point, though. You'll get to that point. I promise you. You will. Because this is like, here's my thing, Wes. If you're gonna live by the comments, you're gonna die by them.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

You're gonna get to a point where you're like, I don't like anyone.

[Kevin]

No, no, no. I. I've certainly learned to, like, detached from most of it. The difference is your livelihood, like, what you're being paid to do is like, just a hoop still. And you can kind of like, not have to worry about. Worry about that shit. And all your posting questions will be about how you play, how the team did, whatever.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

I have to go through, like, what people talk about is, like, who we are as people.

[Amanda]

They really break you down.

[Kevin]

Yeah. I will say that the. My first year, it was like, so good and so bad. I kind of am already just, like, not ever going to be that good or that bad.

[Amanda]

You're like, I feel like people love you.

[Kevin]

It's kind of. Yeah.

[Amanda]

Because you. You really do. Like, you're just the fun. You're just a fun guy.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Truly.

[Kevin]

Yeah, I would like to think that.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

But no matter what, as also, as, you know, it doesn't matter what you.

[Amanda]

Do, people, they'll find a way to hate you.

[Kevin]

So it's almost like I'm not nervous from, like, the way I behaved or, like, what happened in the summer. You're just nervous. You're anxious because you're, like, preparing to be so overstimulated with people talking about you. Yeah, that. That part's mostly good, but sometimes you say, go, my fucking God.

[Amanda]

See, I feel like I'd be watching it and be like, your hair. Like, my hair looks gross there. Oh, I could have. You know what I mean? Like, I feel like I'd be like.

[Kevin]

I think one of the beauties of our show is because it's fudgeing GoPros in the camera, making breakfast, hungover, like. And shout out to the guys. It's probably easier. Shout out to all the girls who do and have done Summer House.

[Amanda]

They try. Well, no, like, in a good way. Like, they really, like, look put together.

[Kevin]

My point being is they look hot. And they are. They've. It's 30 seconds after they've woken up and they're wearing pajamas. Like other shows, people, you do your makeup, you show up, film a scene, go home. Ours is like, they're on camera fully just themselves.

[Amanda]

Wait, so like, when you. When you think about that, though, because I really am curious. Like, I feel like it's almost like a vacation. Right. So, like, when you're going, let's say to the Bahamas, you're going to. Why did I say that? Weird.

[Kevin]

Bahamas to the. What what were you even trying to say? I just thought there was a place I'd never heard of in Florida or something. The Bahamas.

[West]

What is that?

[Amanda]

Bahamas? I think something's wrong with me today. I'm telling you. I don't know what's going on.

[Kevin]

When you go into the Bahamas, I'm like, is it expensive?

[Amanda]

You've never been there? Only a select amount of people get to go there. I'm one of them. So, you know if you were to go to the Bahamas, that you would, like, maybe buy new clothes or, like, you have a style. Is that how it is for, like, every episode of, like, oh, like, let's buy this and, like, look cute in our pajamas. Or, like, oh, hey, when we go out, let's, like, you're buying new stuff so you can, like, look good.

[Kevin]

You know just as well as me that when you're hungover, you're not putting on an outfit to go.

[Amanda]

But wait, I think you have to understand, those girls look a lot different than how I look when I'm hungover. Like, they. They still look like. They still look put together.

[Kevin]

Yeah, well, I guess that's kind of what I'm saying is, like, I think they. They do. They're just, like, naturally pretty girls, and they, like, crush. You said it, though, not me. I just mean they're not trying in the mornings. And that's why our. I think our show is unique, because you get a lot of, like, moments that people aren't trying. Whereas other shows.

[Amanda]

You, on the other hand.

[Kevin]

No, I'm not cross that line. You set after I already said it. Okay. But yeah. Yeah, you, like, have outfits to, like, wear out or, like, do whatever. But half of the time, I always actually think this. I'm like, oh, let me wear, like, a cool outfit today. But I go downstairs to, like, have a coffee in my boxers and, like, some stupid hat.

[Amanda]

So you end up wearing them.

[Kevin]

No, they mic you up.

[Amanda]

Oh.

[Kevin]

And you're like, my health changed now. And so then I just, like, help set up a party in, like, some stupid boxer briefs in a backwards hat the whole day and, like, never wear you, though.

[Amanda]

That's good.

[Kevin]

Yeah, but it is kind of. You do get miked, and you're like, I'm gonna go change now.

[Amanda]

Yeah, I feel that.

[Kevin]

That's actually. I've never got to talk about that. Your outfit, usually for a whole. If we're at the house.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

Like, you'll wake up and you'll just be like, I'm gonna sneak downstairs, get a water, like, have Some bacon?

[Amanda]

No.

[Kevin]

And they're.

[Amanda]

They.

[Kevin]

They mic you, and then you're just like, you're stuck. Here's my fit, I guess, for the rest of the day. And that's kind of just what you do.

[Amanda]

I like when you and Jesse get ready in the same room together. I think it's always funny.

[Kevin]

Yeah, it's cute.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

We roomed some weekends together this summer. Some weekends not. Oh, he's like. He'll like. I, like, love a sleepover.

[Amanda]

He's like.

[Kevin]

Oh. Like a bigger bed. He's taller and whatever. It's fine.

[Amanda]

But is that the reason?

[Kevin]

I mean, I don't think I smell or snore. No. You know.

[Amanda]

Do you snore?

[Kevin]

I've been told, like, occasionally, but not bad. Not like a dad snore.

[Amanda]

Oh, yeah. That's a different type of snore. It is not for real. Like that. Yeah.

[Kevin]

So that's kind of what February is. And then Super Bowl. Wait, are you going? Are you coming?

[Amanda]

I don't know.

[Kevin]

That feels like a no. Which is okay.

[Amanda]

Probably not.

[Kevin]

Yeah. I can see it near your face.

[Amanda]

I. I really do need to. I am in such good shape of, like, where I'm at. Yeah. Like, working out.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

But I'm so out of shape.

[Kevin]

But you can't do cardio yet.

[Amanda]

Yes, I can. Like, I'm fully clear to do everything.

[Kevin]

Whoa. Good flexibility.

[Amanda]

Thank you. My, my.

[Kevin]

Oh, look at the camera just go full sick.

[Amanda]

That was for free, guys. Normally, it's not. Okay. My hand. Me. That kind of did hurt. Just, like, kind of pulling a little.

[Kevin]

And you're back.

[Amanda]

Yeah, no, I. I just feel like I'm like, if I was not. Basketball is not my job, I'd be like, oh, like, I'm fine. Basketball shape is no freaking joke. And I'm like, so what? I told my agents, I'm like, I will do stuff on the weekends, but, like, during the weekdays, I need to, like, keep the main thing the main thing. And I need to freaking dial in.

[Kevin]

Yeah. Totally agree. You should come work out with me while you rehab.

[Amanda]

Yeah. That should be a podcast episode.

[Kevin]

I would be willing to see what I could keep up with.

[Amanda]

It's good.

[Kevin]

Like rehab or, like, actual basketball? Like, both. Cardio. I know. I. I'm. I am not, nor will I ever be in basketball shape.

[Amanda]

That's just a different type of shape.

[Kevin]

That's, like, its own world.

[Amanda]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Kevin]

But could you. I don't know. We could do some drills, and I just shuffle here.

[Amanda]

Oh, yeah. For, like, that's More shimmy than shuffle, but, yeah.

[Kevin]

You didn't see my feet.

[Amanda]

That'd be funny. But yeah. Okay, I know you're not. You are hating that I'm gonna bring this up, but the news that dropped.

[Kevin]

Josh Allen hasn't made it to super bowl yet.

[Amanda]

That's it. I'll say it, because I think that it's healthy that Amanda and Kyle got separated.

[Kevin]

Yeah. I mean, sucks, obviously, because they're, it does. They're friends and you want.

[Amanda]

And it's your guys's, like, friend group.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Too.

[Kevin]

They did, like, in their statement said, like, ironically, where we are asking for privacy when it's a weird world because, like, their relationship has been so public, you know, but obviously they, they should both be awarded privacy if that's what they want. You know what I mean?

[Amanda]

That's definitely a hard thing about what you're doing.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Is like, when your whole life is out there.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Like, good or bad, you, you, you just don't. People don't. Don't give you those boundaries that.

[Kevin]

Right.

[Amanda]

You should.

[Kevin]

Totally. And that's what I think the hard part is, is, like, people are so used to it, being public and getting to see the good and the bad that, like, I, I, I haven't actually, from what I've seen on the Internet, people have been pretty, like, supportive and not, not evil, which I kind of worried about. But yeah. You almost feel like people feel entitled to your personal business because they've watched you be public about everything.

[Amanda]

I think they're, like, involved. They, they literally think that they're like.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

It's just weird.

[Kevin]

No, when I met Kyle, actually, he was like, the weird part about doing this is artists, athletes, actors, whatever, anyone else who's, like, kind of famous. Like, your craft is what people kind of get attached to. And so your interpersonal aspects, like, you can kind of keep to yourself. And then when people watch people who are on reality tv, they're, like, attached to completely different, but they're attached to, like, who you are as, like, a person.

[Amanda]

Yep.

[Kevin]

And so it's this almost weird attachment where, like, they know your personality from a show and feel, like, this weird sense of connection that you wouldn't get otherwise.

[Amanda]

Which is also cool because that's why people love you guys.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

But.

[Kevin]

But then this stuff happens and it's, like, fucking really hard to navigate. Yeah. I think they'll both, like, they're both in a good place from having talked to them.

[Amanda]

Good.

[Kevin]

It's not like the world's fucking falling from beneath their feet. Which is good. I guess my big thing would be to tell other people who are on the Internet to, like, be respectful for once. If. If this is the one time you can just not be a dickhead to people, that would be great.

[Amanda]

I'm right there with you.

[Kevin]

And, like, even if this is what's best for them and it's all going to be for the better, it still is objectively a hard thing to do. And, like, probably so fucking exhausting because.

[Amanda]

You can escape it, like, wherever you go, someone's gonna say something or ask about it.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Like.

[Kevin]

But I think this is the. The hardest part is out of the way now. Now it can just be about moving forward and, like, still being respectful towards each other, but doing it in a way that.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

Is good for everyone.

[Amanda]

Yeah. So from people who've experienced that, like, in our industry and stuff like that, at the end of the day, like, you just want people to be happy. Like, you know what I mean? Like, you just want people to be good and, like, both sides. Right. And you might be closer with one or the other, you might not, but, like, at the end of the day, they're still humans, and they deserve to, like, have peace and, like.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

The best for them. You know what I mean?

[Kevin]

Yeah. So, no, I think. I think the hardest part, I mean, I'm not either of them, so I can't speak for them, but, like, knowing that whatever they're gonna do, there's gonna be so much heavier outside opinions on it would make whatever decision you make feel so much scarier.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

And so I am proud of both of them, and they did together a thousand percent. Their statement was together good. They didn't each do their own things. So it's only been, what, two days? But I'm proud of them up until this point. So.

[Amanda]

Yeah, I think, too, a lot of people who haven't lived in any type of spotlight, and then this is, like, a whole nother level that, like, it's really. I think, like, there's so many relationships that they stay together because of, like, the show or because of what they do or, like, the business that they're in where, like, it is ballsy and, like, takes a lot of courage.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

To, like, really do what's best for you, especially when there's so many eyes on you. And so I. I respect the heck out of it, because I know, like, any relationship that you are a part of, even when it's good, it's still hard. Hard. Like, especially when everyone's either trying to get at Your girl or get at your guy or, like, there's so many eyes on you. Like, but the fact that they really do did that is pretty cool.

[Kevin]

Do you think if it wasn't for that part of the world that you slash we live in, would you have, like, had boyfriends by now or, like, is any part of you, like, cater your. The way you date to, like, just not having it be something that other people can bug you about?

[Amanda]

I feel like people knew kinda who followed the W. But I feel like this last season definitely has, like, blown. Like, I'm still trying to figure out how I want to handle everything. Like, I'm still trying to balance, like, what I hold privately and, like, what I don't. So, like, an example is, like, Lindsay has two little girls and, like, love them. Like, they're like, I. I want to post about my family. Like, I want to, like. Yeah, but, like, one psych kind of blew up a little bit. And then just like, the amount of creepers, then I was like, being a.

[Kevin]

Woman is also probably super different with just, like, scary people.

[Amanda]

Like. Like, it is. It is insane.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

And, like, just. And it just really made me think, like, okay, do. Do you cover their faces up? Which is, like, hard because, like, you're.

[Kevin]

I've. I've been. I've been very curious as to what the decisions are when people do post their kids versus not. I don't.

[Amanda]

I kind of get it now. Like, I used to be like, okay, you guys chose this life. Like, you're being drama.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

But now I'm like, hold on. Like, y' all are weird as shit. And I don't know if I want you to know anything about my family. Right. You know what I mean? Or like, my personal life or.

[Kevin]

I had a soccer call. My parents and my aunt and I. That it went from being, like, really just like, a joke to. Then I was like, dude, fudge.

[Amanda]

You know, it's.

[Kevin]

And of course, my dad talked to him for 10 minutes on the phone, I think.

[Amanda]

Nice.

[Kevin]

Bruce Arby's Hot girl of the week time. Sad it can't be my mom every week.

[Amanda]

Honestly, everyone loved that.

[Kevin]

Yeah, I think so.

[Amanda]

Like, I like that.

[Kevin]

We gotta get some signed copies in this. I'm gonna do my first hot girl of the week and it's gonna be a guy. Sorry. Sorry. Everyone of the week. Arby's Hot girl of the week. Alex Singleton, my roommate from college. Big hit stick against Dalvin Cook in the divisional round against the Bills. Absolute truck really set the tone. And when you Watch your friends do well. It's always really rewarding.

[Amanda]

Awesome.

[Kevin]

But during the playoffs to, like, just see your boy, like, absolutely. Get rolling. It was awesome to see. Teach tape, tackle form tackle. Two arms, head on the outside, scoop ball on the ground. Incredible.

[Amanda]

Is that what it's called? We just hit stick.

[Kevin]

Yeah, like a hit stick.

[Amanda]

I like that.

[Kevin]

Yeah. But Hawker Luigi is Alex Singleton, number 49, Denver Broncos, and a Montana State Bobcat. Yeah. Yeah.

[Amanda]

Wait, really? Wow. This is like a big. This is like a big deal.

[Kevin]

I won't take too long talking about.

[Amanda]

This, but go for it, because I'm trying to figure out what.

[Kevin]

He had a random drug test and they. They were like, oh, your hormones are spiked, so you either A, are taking something, or B, you have testicular cancer. And he was like, well, I haven't taken anything. So they went to a doctor and he had it. They didn't tell anyone. Played that night, then had surgery the next day, took his ball out, and now he's got one, but he's healthy. So.

[Amanda]

What do you mean to. You just have one ball?

[Kevin]

So I have two very close friends who each have two balls. I have two balls. No, I have two friends who have.

[Amanda]

Each been through Jesse and now this.

[Kevin]

Guy Jesse and Alex. Jesse got a fake nut.

[Amanda]

Oh, really? Yeah, like an implant. Like how girls get booze kinda. It's.

[Kevin]

It's really hard. He'll let you touch it next time.

[Amanda]

I don't want to do that nut.

[Kevin]

And then Alex, what he told me was the doctor said, especially if you're playing a sport like football, if you get the fake nut, it'll like, really beat up the other nut. So he went for one, so now he's. He's got a single, and I don't know. I'm. I'll ask after this if. But he's. He's got a big game on Sunday.

[Amanda]

I'll wait till he has a big sack.

[Kevin]

No, but do you think. If you have one, do you think it stays on the side it originally was, or do you think it. It gravitationally works its way back towards the middle and you have.

[Amanda]

Well, did they get rid of the skin? Like, did they get rid of, like. Like, what do they do? Do they.

[Kevin]

Or.

[Amanda]

You know what I mean?

[Kevin]

Should we call him?

[Amanda]

Dude, please call him right now. Just do. Oh, my God. Kevin. Telling your wife there's a lot of medical science all coming and it's all the same. It's. It's all the same part. Wes, what is your mind on lately?

[Kevin]

Morning Wood.

[Amanda]

Oh, My God.

[Kevin]

Oh, Alex. Okay, real quick. You can. You can back out of this. But we're. We're recording the pod right now, and we were. You're the hot girl of the week. First off. Congrats. Oh, wow. For your Dalvin Cook Tackle. And then two. We were talking about your balls, and the question was silent. He didn't say, when you get one removed, do they take skin away as well, or is it just the single testicle that gets removed? Just the single. And so you're kind of. You know when you look at your dog from behind. Right. Okay, that checks out. And so then does it move? Does the one move back to the middle, or is it still on the side? Still on the side. Interesting. Has it taken adjusting to you, or do you not really notice it? I don't notice it.

[Amanda]

Okay.

[Kevin]

Anymore. But you did for a second.

[Amanda]

Okay.

[Kevin]

Well, that's literally all we needed to know. Love it. Thank you. Appreciate you. Go get him. Give steady hug, everybody.

[Amanda]

Wow, that's cool.

[Kevin]

So no skin and it stays on the same side.

[Amanda]

I love how you use the dog reference.

[Kevin]

I didn't really understand it, like, you know when, like, events. Balls are sticking out.

[Amanda]

Yeah. Like the tail and then you just see the two balls.

[Kevin]

Yeah. But he doesn't have a ball, so it's just like. I guess. But that's their hot girl of the week. Arby's probably love that one.

[Amanda]

Yeah. I mean, it's real. Yeah, I think it's real. Well, if you went with the guy. I think I'll go with. I think I might just go with. Honestly, the whole Indiana team. First time.

[Kevin]

Oh, yeah.

[Amanda]

History.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Like, that is a huge, big deal. And the coach, I. I'm so terrible. Yeah.

[Kevin]

Kind of a beast, that guy.

[Amanda]

Dude. He, like. I kind of want to meet him, but I'm kind of scared of him.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Like, there's something crazy about him.

[Kevin]

I tweeted this. I said he reminds me of Kobe, the way he doesn't smile and just, like, only talks about, like, winning. And, like, even when they're up, like, 17 touchdowns, he, like, won't smile.

[Amanda]

Who did they play before?

[Kevin]

Oregon?

[Amanda]

Okay. So when they knew they were gonna win, he, like, tried to smile, and it looked painful. Did you see that?

[Kevin]

It was like he did in the posting interview. He said he had a beer and it was the best beer of his life. And I. I can't imagine what that beer would taste like.

[Amanda]

Yeah. But I'm gonna give it to the team.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

Because Shout out to Indiana. I think that's just, like, badass.

[West]

So that's awesome.

[Amanda]

Congrats, boys.

[Kevin]

Party of Kilroy's. I. We talked about this last time. Yeah, but they have one in Indy. You need to go to the one in Bloomington.

[Amanda]

I know you keep saying that, but I'm not really.

[Kevin]

You'll get there if you stay in Indiana.

[Amanda]

Yeah, I got a lot of people telling me to come to New York last night.

[Kevin]

Liberty with Sabrina.

[Amanda]

Yeah. And Stewie. I mean, actually, you know what? No one's on any team. Completely different.

[Kevin]

Is that how that. Is that how that's shaken out right now?

[Amanda]

Yeah, it's bad.

[Kevin]

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[Amanda]

All right, so topics, Kev.

[West]

So this first one is actually kind of west inspired. He shared that Matt Damon is his goat. He recently put out a statement regarding his new movie. Matt Damon says plot lines are cooked. Netflix has to restate the plot three or four times in the dialogue because the viewers are Always watching on their phone. They're distracted. So my question to you guys, do people know how to watch movies anymore? Or does. Do we need to in fact, put the plot line in several times?

[Amanda]

I think I'm more of a series type girl.

[Kevin]

That's what I was going to say.

[Amanda]

Is that like, I just don't. If I'm watching movie, I'm telling you 10 out of 10 times I'm falling asleep. And then like, I'll have to go back to it. Like, I'm. There's a movie. No, I know. Like, it took me. I'm not even kidding. Probably four days to finish an hour and 45 minute movie.

[Kevin]

What Fudgeing movie.

[Amanda]

I don't. It was. It was just like a normal, romantic, like, movie.

[Kevin]

Well, say it.

[Amanda]

Like I don't know what it is. It was like a Netflix original. Like, I watched it last week.

[Kevin]

I. Here's two problems. Two, Matt Damon is my goat because Jason Bourne is my goat. If we're being super literal right now, I could talk about the Bourne movies forever. We should do a whole podcast on that one time.

[Amanda]

We should invite him on.

[Kevin]

Hey, Matt, if you're listening, one, because cinema is dead. I think movies kind of died with cinema, which I think kind of we could attribute to Covid and just. I don't know why, but people love. Like, I've been told a lot got. Boys are movie watchers, girls are TV show bingers. Do you agree or disagree? I just can't watch a fucking series. Why? It you have to commit to like multiple days and times?

[Amanda]

No, just like your free time. Like instead of like on at night like that you just watch a new episode or you watch a couple episodes. Like it gives you. Like, I get excited when I find a good series. I literally get excited to get home and just put it on.

[Kevin]

But also series don't get good until like episode three and then you're like. Then you're four hours into it.

[Amanda]

Okay. Have you ever watched like Lioness?

[West]

No.

[Kevin]

What?

[Amanda]

No. That is like a great. Anyone in here? Dude.

[Kevin]

Okay, there's. There's two. There's three men in here. Two women. Both women. That.

[Amanda]

That was a Hannah. Yeah, I know. Oh, yeah, I rewatched it with you. I keep hitting this. No, I'm telling you. You. I guess that. I guess you might be right. But I feel like you haven't watched like, good series then because they're addicting.

[Kevin]

Requires so much more like a movie. I have an hour and a half. I'm gonna watch it. Go through this whole experience. Yeah.

[Amanda]

Like, you wanna know the ending? Like, it's like, boom.

[Kevin]

I just want the experience to be in that moment because I might feel differently the next day and have other shit going on and, like, committing to a series. Like, I tried to watch Game College, and I was like, I don't have eight seasons of this in my schedule.

[Amanda]

Okay. But I will say, I think that when I'm mainly a Netflix and, like, series watcher during season because we travel so much.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[West]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

And so, like, when I'm traveling, that makes it easier. Like, when I'm not, I really don't. I don't really have the time to watch movies or series because I'm just exhausted.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

So.

[West]

Although I do feel bad that you're missing out on a Game of Thrones West.

[Kevin]

No, I know, I know. That's a. That's like fire. My own issue. I skipped meals and showers to get ready for the new season.

[Amanda]

That's actually disgusting, Kevin.

[West]

It's called dedication.

[Amanda]

It's called you're a sick.

[West]

It's called determination.

[Kevin]

Anyway, either way, I. But I. I agree with Matt Damon because I. I did watch that new movie with him and Ben Affleck, and it was the rip. I. I was underwhelmed. It's just so Hollywood. Everything looks the same. It's like, everything. I don't know. And, like, when movies go straight to Netflix, you just lose the. Like, there's no momentum and experience behind it.

[West]

So the next point is that killing movie stars. Like, do we make real movie stars anymore? Timothy Chalamet is having a fudgeing run right now. White Boy of the Year. Shout out to me.

[Kevin]

He was White Boy of the Year last year, wasn't he?

[West]

Oh, fuck.

[Amanda]

I still think that's so fucked that there's a White Boy of the Year.

[Kevin]

There's got to be. No, he. He. It was after his college game day.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[West]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

They really, really got him going.

[Amanda]

I feel like there's. There's some good. Yeah. Actually, I think that it has killed movie stars.

[Kevin]

Can anyone think of a new. Like, a new. No, because the people who get. The people who get clout are the fucking people in series. He did Rivalry Bros. The fucking Menendez brothers from that documentary. Those guys were hot last year.

[Amanda]

That's so scary.

[Kevin]

It's not the actual brothers.

[Amanda]

I know. Oh, I know. Oh.

[Kevin]

Oh, the actors. Sorry.

[Amanda]

Sorry. No, but. No, no. Some people thought those people were hot, too.

[Kevin]

You're right. But.

[Amanda]

So that's why I meant the actors.

[Kevin]

Yeah, but I think People get hot for a series, and it's all people talk about for, like, three months, and then they go away until something new.

[Amanda]

What's the new movie, though? With Jacob Elordi and Margot Robbie? Yeah, like.

[Kevin]

But, like, haven't seen it. And, like, because it's gonna. I'm busy. I'm gonna have to go to the theater to see it or wait till it comes out again. Probably won't.

[Amanda]

But I feel like. I do feel like Netflix stars are like, Jacob.

[Kevin]

Euphoria. Euphoria. That's, like, where he got hot.

[Amanda]

Yeah. You're so serious. It's.

[Kevin]

No, I think that's good call, Kev. We just.

[West]

We just killed movies. Sorry. Movie industry series. Series are rocking right now.

[Kevin]

Stars. Do you think Covid killed the movie theater? Is that fair to say?

[West]

A lot of.

[Amanda]

I mean, I think a lot of. Yeah. Like, think about, like, there just.

[Kevin]

Or Tik Tok, even.

[Amanda]

There just wasn't the. Honestly, though, you know what's so funny is, like, there's so many people who are, like, social media famous.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

And then you. Then they're like, pet rocks in person.

[Kevin]

Couldn't agree more. And it's like, actors could be that way, too, though.

[Amanda]

Well, because you get it. You get. You really love their character. Yeah. But they're. They're playing someone completely different. Like, you fall in love and, like, love all these people, but it's like, they are nothing like that. It's. If you really think about it, it's weird.

[Kevin]

I agree. Which is kind of circles back to our reality TV thing, where that's, like, the only time you're getting, like, people's facts, like, actual. You're getting to know them.

[Amanda]

Yes. Wait, can we talk about. I have absolutely loved love, Love, love the 2016 trend, because I really do feel like that there is a different type of just, like, energy in the air of, like, people going back to, like, those types of days of, like, social media kind of. And, like, people are just, like, gathering and having fun and not so serious.

[Kevin]

And we deep fried our pictures with those Instagram filters. I forget what that one was called, but half mine were, like, just so. Yeah. Weird.

[Amanda]

Just, like, way over, like, vibrant and orange and, like, dark. Yeah. I don't know.

[Kevin]

Yeah, but I loved it. Mine crushed. Oh, did you, like. Did you double tap it?

[Amanda]

I did. I did. And I, like.

[Kevin]

Yeah, I use that. I use it. Remember the black Beatles trend where everyone in the locker room would freeze?

[Amanda]

We did it. Our team did it.

[Kevin]

Yeah, we did.

[Amanda]

Everyone's team did it.

[Kevin]

Yeah, that was fun.

[Amanda]

Should we bring him back here?

[Kevin]

And then the beat drops and everyone dances.

[West]

2016, the last of the movie stars. All right, guys, next headline here. Legendary UConn coach Gino Auriemma slams Connecticut pizza in his post game predator. He's in post game presser. He said, pizza capital of the world, my ass. So this brings up in a very important conversation, guys. First off, before we determine who makes the best pizza, what makes a good slice? Is it the cheese, is it the sauce or the crust? What kind of crust do you guys like?

[Kevin]

Do you think he waited, like 20 years to be that established in Connecticut for him to, like, give that take? Because I feel like he. He can do no wrong in Connecticut, so maybe he's been sitting on that forever. I also think, really, people, this is a New York thing. I think because everyone. New York pizza is such a blown out, like, stereotype, I think the trendy thing in New York now is to say that New Haven, Connecticut makes the best pizza. To be like, I've been living to Connecticut.

[Amanda]

I'm so over the trendy bullshit. Like, what do you think?

[West]

What do you.

[Amanda]

Like what? Dude, just have your own damn opinion.

[Kevin]

But I can tell you that I'm.

[Amanda]

Not saying that to you. No, no, I didn't.

[Kevin]

I didn't take offense to that.

[Amanda]

Good.

[Kevin]

I can tell you why they say New York pizza is the best, though, is because the water in New York is so good so that the clean, good water goes into the dough and that's what makes the pizza super good.

[Amanda]

I didn't know that.

[Kevin]

So fun fact.

[Amanda]

So can you. Can you drink tap water in New York?

[Kevin]

Yeah, my tap water is a little up right now. It's kind of chunky at the moment.

[Amanda]

Oh, wait, what do you mean chunky? Like it comes out in chunks or like.

[Kevin]

I'm kind of kidding. I'm having, like, a little sink issue. But I drink tap water. I've been drinking tap water in New York since I moved here.

[West]

Yeah, I'd be on that tap.

[Kevin]

It's the best tap water in the country, I think they say.

[West]

Yeah, no, absolutely. That's why the bagels are also elite.

[Amanda]

Really?

[Kevin]

Yeah. It's because the water's good. No, it's pretty good.

[Amanda]

Oh, my gosh.

[Kevin]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Amanda]

Well, then I'm just going to tell you that the pizza in Arizona is ass.

[Kevin]

Jason Tatum says that St. Louis makes the best pizza in the whole world. And he's just talking about Emo's pizza. Fun fact. And it's what's the cheese called Provel, I think.

[Amanda]

Yeah. But it's only. You can only get it in St. Louis.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

And it is good.

[Kevin]

No, it is good.

[Amanda]

Like, it's. It's just so. It's so unique that it's like you crave that, but you know what I mean?

[Kevin]

No, totally.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

When something is like, just it. It's nostalgic, almost. Yeah.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[West]

Guys, you think, like, Italians or traditionalists like, cringe when they see, like, Buffalo chicken pizza or, like, Barbecue Ranch, like, all those crazy, like, I get a.

[Kevin]

Lot of tiktoks of these Italian guys in Jersey that make. They all are like, whatever. And they all. They make all types of pizzas in there.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[West]

All right, good to know.

[Kevin]

Maybe, like, a good Italian grandmother would.

[Amanda]

Maybe cringe craving some pizza now.

[Kevin]

Sounds good. Dang.

[West]

All right, well, I sourced no props or food for this shoot. So Next headline here. So 2026, everybody's releasing their rankings. San Francisco International Airport. Harvey Milk Terminal has been named the world's most beautiful airport. Engaging art, clean environment. Exhibition honoring gay rights leader Harvey Milk. What are some elements of a good airport and are they sneakily a good place to hang? What'd you guys think?

[Kevin]

You want to go first or me?

[Amanda]

You can go.

[Kevin]

I think people want to just complain about shit when they travel. Like, every airport is the same fucking thing, dude. Go through TSA and go find your fucking gate and shut the fuck up. All airports are fine. I don't like to the Denver airport because it was. It's made on weird stuff like, God, shut up. It's so lame. Just fly and just shut up and go have a beer. An airport beer. I'll say an airport beer. Top three situational beer, if we're doing that. But I. It's like, I think people associate, like, if you had a shitty travel experience, like, your flight got canceled, you got stuck there. You're gonna in your head be like, I hate the Dallas airport because of xyz, when, like, dude, everyone's trying their best. You know, you're right.

[Amanda]

I think that's a good take. Now, I will say we both travel a ton, and so I. I think that there are cleaner airports. I do think I was just in the Denver airport, and they have, like, really cool kind of like sleeping pods, which were kind of cool or like, they were comfier chairs. So if you do get stuck there and have a layer or a longer layover, I see how there's benefit to that. But I do think as long as it's like, there's Just some that the bathrooms are just gross, you know? And like, normally people are shitting themselves when they're flying.

[Kevin]

Not your boy.

[Amanda]

Oh, really? Stops you up.

[Kevin]

No, I'm just like. I do some. Like, I can control my stuff, you know, it's nice and I'm good.

[Amanda]

People can't.

[Kevin]

Anyway, actually, that's my go to Never have I ever.

[Amanda]

What?

[Kevin]

Never have ever on an airplane. And you get a lot of fingers down on that, so.

[Amanda]

No, no. So I. I'm sure you do.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Amanda]

I'm like, oh, okay. So I have actually never done that either because of Snakes on a Plane. Do you remember that movie?

[Kevin]

Of course.

[Amanda]

I'm so scared there's a snake that's gonna like, bite my asshole.

[Kevin]

Snake.

[Amanda]

Have you seen that movie?

[West]

Of course.

[Amanda]

It's really scarfing. I'm not kidding. Like, I'm. It's.

[Kevin]

It.

[Amanda]

I'm still scared to go to the bath.

[Kevin]

Airplane, bro.

[West]

Denzel. One of the last. The real movie stars.

[Amanda]

Oh, sorry.

[West]

Samuel L. Jackson. But my fault. My fault, guys. Real. Cut, cut, cut.

[Amanda]

So I think. I think you're right. I think that you can always find stuff to be grateful for. And like, when you're traveling. You're right. Everyone's just doing the best they can. But I'm sure it's beautiful.

[Kevin]

Like, New Kansas City airport. Gorgeous.

[Amanda]

Yep.

[Kevin]

They did a lot of good work.

[Amanda]

It's clean, it's modern, it's nice. Dallas airport could use some work, though.

[Kevin]

Dallas airport has low ceilings.

[Amanda]

Let's.

[Kevin]

Let's raise those. I think what makes an great or not great is it's the convenience to getting to the airport. True. That should be talked about more like JFK once you're inside. Like, whatever. What a to get from Manhattan to jfk. Awful experience. What's like a good one? San Diego airport. You could leave wherever you are and be at your gate in legitimately 20 minutes.

[Amanda]

I like that.

[Kevin]

That. That rocks. It's like an airport that's in town.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

So yeah, we're not talking about.

[Amanda]

Big fan of Atlanta Airport. Really?

[Kevin]

Delta hub.

[Amanda]

No, not my. Not my fave.

[West]

Been to the Charlotte airport a lot. Heard that's like the only major like, adjoining spots, like go get connecting flights.

[Kevin]

I'm gonna be there in 48 hours. I'll let you know.

[West]

Give us a. Give us the review.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

Doing something.

[Amanda]

You know what I also think too, though? I think the. What makes kind of what you said, but like the easy access of like dropping people off and getting them. I think that is a huge thing. Too, like, baggage claim area.

[Kevin]

Yeah. Like if you land and then you have to wait in line to get on a bus, go call an Uber. That. Dude, can we not? What?

[Amanda]

There's so airports like that. I think they still are like that. LAX might be like the worst.

[Kevin]

You gotta call black car and then they pick you up right at the door.

[Amanda]

Really?

[Kevin]

Yeah, it's kind of bougie, but it's way. It's way better.

[West]

Okay, guys, last headline for you here and then we'll wrap it up. So I gotta go. Would you guys rather do UFC 234? This guy's saying he'd rather be fat and happy than ripped. Or would you rather do some weird tech?

[Kevin]

Weird tech.

[Amanda]

What's that? Boom.

[West]

Okay, so the 2026 Consumer Electronics show was this weekend. Some other notable items. Would you.

[Amanda]

Pot.

[West]

Would you buy, try or pass it by? The Razer Project. Ava. It's giving black mirror vibes. It's an AI companion 6 inches tall, sits at your desk. And it could be an avatar of a person, an animal, any kind of creature. They call it a friend for life. And it offers scheduling and strategy advice.

[Kevin]

That movie where the dude, it actually way ahead of its time. That walking Phoenix movie where he falls in love with the phone operator.

[West]

Drop all the movie stars we love.

[Kevin]

Walking Phoenix, shout out. And like, people are gonna fall in love with fucking AI dude. But what was it as therapy? It's fucking Disney.

[Amanda]

The. The. That house. The. The show. The Smart House. Remember the Smart House on Disney Channel? Do you guys remember that movie? Yeah.

[Kevin]

That shows these shows.

[Amanda]

No, it was a movie. Smart House is a movie. Yeah. No, I don't. Yeah, I think. I think AI. There's so many good things they could do for like the tech world of like, I don't even know. But it has gone way too, like, too far.

[Kevin]

I think people are depending on it for, like, their emotional well being. It's so whacked weird.

[Amanda]

It's weird.

[Kevin]

People are gonna, like, they're gonna be some weird. Like they're pro. I mean, I know there already are, but people who have, like, fallen in love. In love with robots.

[Amanda]

I don't like that.

[Kevin]

That's crazy.

[Amanda]

No, what. What's the.

[Kevin]

Stay in your basement.

[Amanda]

Is it common? No. What's the Comic Con is that with all the electric and electric.

[Kevin]

Those are people who like, dress up as like.

[Amanda]

No, no. I'm thinking about what's the big thing in Vegas where it's like all the new technology and maybe 2026. What is it because we were there at the same year. One year, just different dates. But it was like, I'm not kidding. They had like robots dressed as like female.

[West]

Bro, we deadass talking about the same electronic show.

[Amanda]

So yeah, like it freaked me out and like they're just gonna go crazy and like kill something.

[West]

Okay, so one product that won't kill you, they're releasing the Lollipop Star. It's a piece of candy. You eat it and through bone contusion you could hear music. It has three flavors. Ice Spice, Acon and Armani White. Which flavor would you try?

[Amanda]

Those people, Ice Spice and Akon.

[West]

They are rappers. Yeah, they're artists. But you hear their music when you chew the.

[Amanda]

Oh, you hear their music.

[West]

Oh, incredible licensing deal, by the way. The top, top notch.

[Amanda]

But like what's the point?

[Kevin]

Yeah, I just am not.

[West]

So you gotta enjoy candy and music at the same time. You vibe.

[Amanda]

I do that already.

[West]

Dude, you're eating your candy.

[Amanda]

I literally do that already.

[West]

But now it's power through your mouth.

[Amanda]

Easy.

[Kevin]

Powered through my mouth. I guess I'd go aon sure.

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[West]

I'm surprised how Armani White got onto this list. I assume there's so many other like Grammy nominated artists who want to be in people's mouths and like here you.

[Kevin]

I know some one of them. His name is Sean. Oy. Hey.

[West]

Shout out New York. Shout out New York. All right, last product we got here, guys. Samsung has fucking done it. Finally. They have released their biggest TV ever. 130 inch widescreen HD 4K 1080P. It is the same size as a regulation NBA backboard with padding, 1212 person conference tables lined up or 4 washing machines in a row. So do you need this TV in your house?

[Kevin]

Here's what I'm going to say. No, but there are, there are certain walls that are big and if you have anything too small, it looks fucking weird and awkward. And if someone has a wall that needs a whatever inch TV this is, then, then, then put it in there. Because if it fits on this wall and then you put like an. An 75 or it's gonna look weird. Like that scene in the office when they point the. Yeah, you know what I'm talking about.

[Amanda]

Because I feel like. Yeah, I feel like a lot of people get custom like for those types of houses and whatnot. They get custom made like TVs. Wait, Kevin, how many. How tall are you?

[West]

Five' five.

[Amanda]

And so what is that in inches?

[Kevin]

Are you gonna. Are you gonna see how many Kevin, did he. Yes.

[West]

How Tall is. Oh, chat. GBT's taking a while.

[Kevin]

That's probably two Kevins.

[West]

65.

[Amanda]

Two. Two little Kevs.

[West]

65 inches. Yeah.

[Kevin]

Wow.

[West]

Two me's.

[Kevin]

Yeah. Two Cavs. I'd watch two cats.

[Amanda]

I. I don't think. I think there's a market for it and people will buy it, so why not? Like, sure. I don't have a problem with it.

[West]

The market is you guys. Imagine your friend calls you over to mount this TV, and you pull up and you're 130.

[Amanda]

I'm not. I'm not helping you put it up. I'll come and sit on the couch and watch it.

[Kevin]

We got our. When we got our first flat screen in my house when we were kids, my mom thought it was, like, way too showy and flashy, but it was right when everyone started getting them, you know?

[Amanda]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

So my mom put drapes in front of the tv, and she was like, does this, like, look more subtle? We were like, mom looks more tilt and hair. So dumb. She was like, okay, we'll take them off. Aw, yeah. Why don't you sign us off?

[Amanda]

Well, I'll sign you off. I loved being in New York. I love being with you. Hate the weather here, but really enjoy the energy and the vibe of New York. It's a good place. So this was fun, and I think our live podcasts are always so much better.

[Kevin]

Way better.

[Amanda]

So thank you guys for listening. We love you guys.

[Kevin]

Cool weather's good for your mitochondria. Out.

[Amanda]

God, you're such a nerd. You're such. A foreign. This is an I heart podcast. Guaranteed human.