Good Guys - Charles Entertainment Cheese and The Horrors of Virality

Episode Date: January 23, 2025

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Starting point is 00:00:00 The following podcast is a Dear Media production. Two Jews, both big and tall, no subject, too small for the good guys. A mother's dream, premium podcast team, make it your weekly routine. It's a good guys. And if you don't give us five stars, what are you nuts? What are you nuts? Yeah, we're the good guys. They're not the great guys.
Starting point is 00:00:26 We're just so good, good, good guys. Benjamin, how the hell are you? I'm wonderful, Joshua. How are you doing? How are you doing my big New York Jets fan? Go Jets! Go Jets! You know what?
Starting point is 00:00:40 Parukashem. Baruch Hashem. Thank you, God. I'm good, man. Us Jews were so superstitious. We are. B.H, BH, BH, BHBH, even last night.
Starting point is 00:00:51 Even last night, Joshua, we were talking about release of the hostages. They're not being released anymore. What happened? They're not. Did Hamas back out? That is so Hamas. of them. Yeah, yeah, they change the terms. They're like, yeah, yeah, you know, this isn't going to
Starting point is 00:01:06 work for us. So, B, H, B, H, it happens. I didn't mean to start us off on that note, but Josh, Josh and I were vigorously texting as we do, you know, night in and night out, politics, trade rumors, trade stories. And, you know, we started talking a little bit about the hostages and how I'm just going to say it, Josh. I'm happy that the deal didn't go through. I know that that's a controversial statement because I want every freaking hostage back, but it was a raw deal. So I'd much prefer to see a better deal, a better deal. It doesn't include the trade of, what was it, 34 for a thousand?
Starting point is 00:01:40 Was it that, right? 34 for a thousand? And like, these are 34 innocent people and those are a thousand convicted felons. And so it felt like a raw deal. So while I'm sad that we're not getting the hostages back, I do think it was a raw deal. That's all I'm saying. Yes, and you know, you revealed, and I think it's worth talking about, because I'm sure you have thoughts about it that you don't share with me.
Starting point is 00:02:04 You and I, we debate over text, and by that I mean, I send you chunks. It looks like we're in a breakup. I send you big blue, I'm passionate. I am passionate. And Ben has gotten to a point where he won't respond at all. And he just leaves me on red, and I think it's fucking mean. And I don't know if he has like an alarm clock set for 10.30 Eastern where he's like, I want to fight. Yep.
Starting point is 00:02:37 Like hey, Ben, I know that you're probably just like settling in watching some dumb TV show, but I want to fucking fight. And I want you to hear me. And I'm just like, you know, I don't want to fight. I'm good. I'm going to sleep. Good night. In my defense, you text Olivia and I at 8.30 a.m. Oh, earlier.
Starting point is 00:02:58 5.30 in the morning and I'll be like, Olivia, he's got to push 10 minutes. Yeah. Yeah, no, I'm sorry. No, 100%. But that's on me. That's me. That's me. I shouldn't be communicating that early.
Starting point is 00:03:09 That said, you do sometimes text me at 545. And I'm like, holy smokes, he's up for the day. All right. Time to get to work. I am. Most usually I am. Speaking of time to get to work, Josh, I've gotten at least 15 DMs. At least, we're blowing up at least 15 DMs.
Starting point is 00:03:26 DM saying that our song needs to be on Spotify. 100%. The great Super Chris, our producer of the song, has already told me ways in which to optimize financially for Spotify because it's all about the money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money. And I say we start a movement, much like Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt because they made her song number one. A thousand percent.
Starting point is 00:03:47 Like people don't know that like, like, while you didn't lose your house, you could have. So like, just in case you do one day, we need to create a sack of cat. based on streams to the Good Guys song. California isn't safe, Josh. You never know. So God forbid Josh's house gets swooped away. We want to have a sack of cash that was contributed to by all of you by listening to our full-length Good Guys theme song on Spotify.
Starting point is 00:04:12 I think that works. This is not a GoFundMe. This is a run-fund-me. Run to fund me. And it's preventative. What, you go to the doctor for a preventive screening. Why not preventatively help us? Yes.
Starting point is 00:04:26 I don't want to come to you in a moment of crisis where you feel bad for me. I'm coming to you now. Fund us now so we don't have to ask you later. And so you don't think we're deceiving you? Let me just say outright, this money is going to go nowhere. I'm buying knickknacks. I'm doing caviar upgrades on my dinners. This money will be misspent.
Starting point is 00:04:46 What percentage of the funds will be going towards Chucky Cheese for children under six? I got a hook up there. Okay, so fine. None of it. I love you, Charles, Charles Entertainment, geez. Charles, I need to know what Charles looks like, Josh. What do you think the Charles looks like? This is an old white man in that suit, right?
Starting point is 00:05:07 No, it's an employee. I will tell you that when we had my son's birthday there, which was just a red letter day and the staff couldn't have been better, the wonderful one of the guys working there kind of sidled up to me after the Chuck E.C.C.C. show because Chucky only comes out once every two hours. You know what I mean? It's like Haley's Comet.
Starting point is 00:05:27 You got to be ready. And he, so he saddles up to me. He's like, thanks for coming. Like, would you mind? Could I get a photo? And it was my pleasure. And he goes, just so you know, I'm Chucky. And I was like, I was like, Tyrone, you were a vision.
Starting point is 00:05:44 When I tell you, my parents took me to Disney World when I was around that age. And I was so deathly afraid of every single character. Say more about this. No, I just like, seeing Mickey Mouse, I thought he was going to kill me. Yeah. Pluto. I thought he was going to kill me. I thought these were like beasts.
Starting point is 00:06:01 Like I just, I could, I couldn't do it. So to hear that shy just wants to be, understands that Charles Entertainment Cheese is a friend. Yes. Like, I think that's great. I think that's great. Also, to comment on the two versus not quite six, but Olivia, my sister, on Olivia, her kids are four and two. And they went, I went with.
Starting point is 00:06:21 them to one of her daughter's name is Michaela, one of Michaela's friend's birthday parties. Oh, nice Irish name for these Jewish in-laws. Michaela and Levi. This is Rivka Schmull and their daughter, Patty. Patty, what's her middle name? O'Flanigan. Well, we're at this birthday party, Josh,
Starting point is 00:06:45 and it's one of those ball pits, okay? And we keep our eye off for one minute. And that Levi runs all. all the way up to the top. And we're like, don't jump, don't jump. And he just leaps, like 30 feet in the air into the ball pit. And he was fine. But like these kids, these two-year-olds, man, they are adventurous.
Starting point is 00:07:03 They are dare devils. Not me, though. I was nothing of the sort. But this young buck, he's an adventure seeker. Sounds much like shy. Adventure-seeking. Yes, no. Growing up, I was thrill-seeking with calories.
Starting point is 00:07:18 You know, how high can I go? You know, a thousand calories. for a single meal at eight years old. Me too. How can I incorporate mayonnaise and Russian dressing? Mayonase and ketchup to make Russian dressing into this dish, whether it be pasta, pizza. How can I incorporate mayonnaise, fruit? You really think the culprit behind your childhood obesity was Russian dressing, huh?
Starting point is 00:07:40 Because you're an outlier. I think that I think Russian dressing was really big starting at the age of around 12. I think that was a big culprit. But then I think just big eyes and a brain. that never told me I was full. That's the real culprit, my friend. Yeah. That's the real culprit.
Starting point is 00:07:56 Just being disconnected brain to body. Body's like, stop it. Brain's like, why? That's the culprit. We need to study that. The disconnect between the brain and the body. Why does the brain want what the body doesn't? And why does the body want what the brain doesn't?
Starting point is 00:08:11 Why aren't we sympathico? Say simpatico again. Why aren't we sympathico? Wow. I feel like I'm in Milan. It was good. I really have a lot of thoughts on this. And I know that I think what you will say is,
Starting point is 00:08:24 OZempic does do this, and I think it does it to an extent. But I think if you are a hardcore addict towards anything, drugs, alcohol, food, you know, I know plenty of people who have eaten through GLP-1s, because, again, to your exact point, it was never about the food, right? And I've heard this example used in the 12-step programs
Starting point is 00:08:49 and in the rooms that if alcohol was the problem, we would take addicts and we would trap them and jail them for 30 days and make them dry out so that the physical dependency had left. And then everything would be solved. But of course, it's not the alcohol that's a problem. It's our brain. And thus, even when the substance is removed, the need, the want to numb out to quiet those thoughts and feelings remains. Totally. Yeah. And it's funny that you say that about the g-lps. I think that it depends on what you're on. Some people can eat through them certainly. I have found that if you then switch to a different one, it's harder for you to eat through it. Having been on it, when you're on the right one, you just don't have food noise. And food noise is the problem. It's like, go eat, go eat, go eat, go eat. I'm full. I'm full. I don't want to go eat. Yeah. I don't want to. My belly hurts. I don't want another pie of pizza. Like that's the thing. See, it's brain. And I do think that the GLPs seem to help with the brain stuff, but I think it definitely helps. When I went off at Josh, oh my, holy crap, it came back just like a rush.
Starting point is 00:10:01 Like I needed to eat. I needed to eat no matter what. Like nothing would. The only thing that really helps is if you OD on protein. I think that helps with people that overeat. If you were to instead of ODing on a pie of pizza, if you were to get 332 ounce. stakes and try to finish those, I think that would work. Well, it's nutrient dense, right?
Starting point is 00:10:25 Like, that's the whole idea. If you can eat 2,000 calories of super nutrient dense foods, you're going to feel much more satiated than if it was 2,000 calories of donuts. It's just boring, man. It's boring. Oh, it's so fucking boring. This episode of the Good Guys podcast is brought to you by Nutraful. Folks, look, I'm in my 30s.
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Starting point is 00:14:36 We've spoken about it enough. Do I need to take creatine? And are there benefits, Josh, of creatine, without working out at all? No, I think people would tell you that there are. I would suggest you don't. I don't think there's any way around unless you're sweating regularly. I don't sweat. I don't sweat.
Starting point is 00:14:55 You have really teed me up with something that I've been thinking about with good old you. Good. And I'm down to go there if you're down to clown. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Like, are you going to be mean? Am I mean?
Starting point is 00:15:13 Olivia. I walk around this office. It's like I'm the president here at Dear Media. These people shrewd for me. I'm not mean. No, you're not mean. You're not mean. But like, go.
Starting point is 00:15:29 Give it to me. Lay it on. I think that you have taken up some causes. And this is a big part of why I think we have these debates, be it fluoride, be it seed oil. I mentioned one time. fluoride. I haven't thought about fluoride since. You're fluorid, florid, florid. I don't spend my time thinking about fluoride. I don't.
Starting point is 00:15:49 I still drink tap water. I just go on one day. I'm like, I'm not going to drink tap water anymore. I drink it every day. AG1 gets mixed in my tap water every morning. God bless. I'm just like a chip monk. I just like fluoride. You know? Just like whatever popping in my brain.
Starting point is 00:16:07 Like, all right, seed oil, this, that. I think it's called undiagnosed ADD. Like, that's it. But continue, lay it on. Okay, fine. Well, that makes me feel way better and actually 100% right. That's it.
Starting point is 00:16:22 That's it. Some of the things, the thing on seed oils, actually, no, I want you to go. And then I want to talk at seed oils, but I want you to go. What else is worrying you? That I can perhaps alleviate your concerns. Okay, fluoride seed oil and creatine has been something on my mind for years. I'm glad you're at the party. I'm glad you arrive, but honey, you're late.
Starting point is 00:16:43 And so I, like you, heard a lot of compelling evidence, or should I say opinion with a study here and there that aligned with the way you're thinking. And I was there. I was where you were. But now, with time, I found my way all the way back to somewhere in the middle. Because I think to your point, I actually don't feel too bullish on any of it, except what I do feel bullish on is being polarizing and fearmongers. Yes. Of course. Of course.
Starting point is 00:17:16 I am saying more, because I liked what you said about seed oils. Let's talk about seed oils. We're going to throw, we're going to throw fluoride out the window for now because I agree. Who knows? You seem to know based on what you've listened to, based on what the people that have done the studies on whatever they did, I get it. I get it. I'm still drinking tap water no matter what. So it is what it is.
Starting point is 00:17:40 Is it there? Yes. Is it hurting me? I don't know. I hope not. I hope they're not poisoning the water. They're poisoning the water. I hope not.
Starting point is 00:17:47 I hope not. So let's throw away fluoride. Because seed oils, I do have an opinion on. Where did this opinion come from? The seed oil opinion has come from definitely a lot of fear mongering, fear mongering food-based influencers, for sure. But people that I really do respect. A Bobby Parrish, for example.
Starting point is 00:18:04 I don't know if you know Bobby. But Bobby, I really respect. He is the, he'll go into Costco. He'll tell you everything that's wrong with everything. Fear mongering, for sure. Fear mongering, no question. But then you hear him talk. about it. You then hear like a Dana White talking about it. You then hear what is that guy,
Starting point is 00:18:19 the one that like got Dana like super cut. Gary Breka, Gary, Breka, etc. Gary. I got, we can do a whole episode on Gary. They're all talking about the same thing, which is that factually, seed oils are inflammatory. Okay. Seed oils are inflammatory. That doesn't mean, and I agree with you, that we should be shouting from the rooftops that you need to only eat the most expensive oils especially when most of the people that are consuming the information cannot choose to eat their fried chicken in avocado oil. Okay? Like we have a society that still needs to eat,
Starting point is 00:18:55 but these oils are inflammatory, and I do think that the greater conversation is like you should just be eating less fried foods. But it does seem that if I'm baking a cake, Josh, that I would be better off using avocado oil than vegetable oil. Would you agree? Sure. So that's it.
Starting point is 00:19:11 That's my opinion on seed oil. That oils are better. Some oils are better for you than others. Some oils are cleaner for you than others. Oils react differently when they're heated. There are ones that you should be frying and there are ones that you shouldn't. You shouldn't be frying in olive oil
Starting point is 00:19:25 because olive oil is only good for you when it's raw. So if you fry in olive oil, one, it's expensive, but you lose all the nutrients of the olives. Like the olive oil no longer means anything to you. That's my opinion on seed oils. To quote your text to me exactly. No, don't. I never remember what I see.
Starting point is 00:19:44 Seed oils are inflammatory and poison. They're poison. It is in the ricin cyanide family. I'm sorry, I just added that. No, they are inflammatory and they can be poisonous to the body. I have a lot to unpack you. I do. Let's figure this out, though.
Starting point is 00:20:08 I don't know if they're more poisonous to the body than what you're eating that's fried, though. Like, I don't know if I need to blame the oil. I don't know if I need to blame the fried chicken. I want to blame something, Josh. I want to blame something, Josh. Did you see the Chick-fil-A, there's 47 ingredients in their Chick-fil-A chicken sandwich? Of course there is. How?
Starting point is 00:20:25 That's how it's so good. And then we're making our way back to creatine. Continue. I'm going to keep it. I'm going to keep it short. Brevity is key. I think everything has tradeoffs, right? I was thinking about you and these things.
Starting point is 00:20:38 And I'm like, and to your point, the number one thing you could be doing for your health today, that is indisputable is sweating five days a week. Like the biggest detriment to your health is that you are not raising your heartbeat five out of seven days of the week. Like that will every study over and over, it has such wide ranging benefits to your life that will so completely outweigh any worries of fluoride or seed oil or what have you. That's fair.
Starting point is 00:21:07 And it's all weighing things out, right? There's been a big debate about statins as of recently. cholesterol lowering medication because there are negatives. You get leg cramping. There can be some muscle wasting. It can eat some of your muscle. But, you know, the studies that we have, and again, you know, you have so many of these carnivore diet people who are like raging out and telling you that having a 350 cholesterol score is healthy. It's like, listen, I'm not here to fight them, but more will be revealed. But if you look at people like Dr. Peter Attia, who talks about like every study we have, have thus far. And I know we can go down the great big pharma, big medicine, who's funding the studies,
Starting point is 00:21:48 blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. But living in a world that isn't completely dystopian, if we are to believe anything, there's a good chance that having lower than a 300 cholesterol score is probably better. The truth is, you want it to be under 200. So I take a cholesterol lowering medication because I think the benefits outweigh the negatives. We don't know long term with these GLP-1s, do. We don't quite have that info, but we can all agree that for now the benefits of lowering obesity far outweighs all the negatives that could come, right? And that's what I think about seed oil and fluoride. Yes. Seed oil is feeding a lot of people and who cannot afford to get really good oil. And I think if they had the option, for sure, go with the good oil. But I think
Starting point is 00:22:36 eggplant is inflammatory. Nightshades are inflammatory. So much of what we, you know, we do. So I would love to see that, but we use a word like that and we think, ugh, inflammation, where's my Advil? But it's like on the grand scope of things, what is really inflaming us? Absolutely. I agree with everything that you said, what I except for the advill. I could come. Take two. Take some turmeric, Josh. That's what you need for inflammation. That's what you need. You don't need Advil. No need turmeric. I call it to me. Exactly. Take a little to me. I do. I do. Adville. biweekly. So that's my truth, and I'm not proud of it. I want you to know that I haven't taken Advil
Starting point is 00:23:17 in a very long time. Really? And I used to take it all the time. And I don't know why. I'm just simply sharing that perhaps whatever was giving me a headache no longer is. I agree with everything that you said on seed oils. I agree that the reason why people in general are using seed oils is to fear market and fear market against buying something of theirs. That's what Gary Breckett does. That's all of these people do. Don't buy this. Buy my stuff. I totally get that. Totally get that. I do think, though, you mentioned we do need to sort of trust, like, unless we just think we're living in this dystopian, I do. I do. I don't trust. Maybe. I don't trust. I don't trust. I don't trust because there's too many aligned incentives for me not to trust. And I don't want to,
Starting point is 00:24:04 like, like, we've spoken about this before. We spoke about this with Luigi Hot Pants, whatever his name was. Luigi. The one thing that Luigi was highlighting was that we have the most money and we have the worst health care and everybody's dying and we needed a medicine like Dempick to get people no longer fat and it just something's a miss, Josh, something's a miss. But to your point, right, like do you know who is the biggest purveyor or provider of nicotine alternatives like Nicoret or you know, nicotine lozenges. I would assume the same company that makes the nicotine. The same, Philip Morris, the people that make the sigs.
Starting point is 00:24:49 That makes sense. Of course, because they want to capitalize on both ends of it. And it's just like Osopic. Yeah. They want the whole wheel. The food makes us fat and sick. And then the drugs make us better, we hope. Like, it's rough.
Starting point is 00:25:02 You're right. It's a bad system. It's a very, very bad system. It's absolutely rough. But to anybody, because I know there are these people. My parents have a friend. Oh my, is this a big guy? Love him.
Starting point is 00:25:13 600 pounds, he's big. Yeah, no, he's great. What's his name, Roger? I can't mention it. John, John. Now, a real fatso's name is like Dan. We'll go with Dan. We'll go with Dan.
Starting point is 00:25:26 Let's think of Fetso names. This is a mean, mean segment. Tubby, tubby. Bernard. Bernard. It's a hundred pound tubby. My dad will be like, yeah, you know, I've had some really great success with those.
Starting point is 00:25:44 Embeck, like, on the lowest I've been, I feel really good. It's awesome. Why don't you try it? He's like, oh, it's unproven. I don't trust it. And my dad just, like, said to me, he's like, he's going to die of a heart attack. God forbid, but, like, the guy is huge. Like, whatever studies you're worried about are not what you need to be worried about.
Starting point is 00:26:02 You need to lose 200 pounds as quickly as humanly possible, even if it means taking a machete to your belly. Like whatever you need to do to lose weight, that is the thing that's going to kill you. Not the potential side effects of a drug that you don't know about, which by the way is also fearmongering because we do know the side effects. This isn't new. It has been studied. You know, like, oh man, this has been riveting, Josh. Can we go to creatine though for a second? Should I be taking creatine?
Starting point is 00:26:32 Will creatine make me want to work out more? So creatine helps your cells to hold on to. to hydration, to fluid. And so the idea of it is that then instead of your muscles being sort of dehydrated and full of lactic acid, it's the idea of like you almost have a little bit more of a pump. So you recover a little bit quicker. I actually don't know if it helps with recovery, but the idea is you have like a 5 to 10% increase in output.
Starting point is 00:27:01 So you can work out a little harder. You can lift a little heavier. And I've certainly seen it work when I was really pushing. but I'll do cycles of it. I'll do it for like three to six months, see how I feel, and then I'll start to, you know, maybe taper off. But I think it will put weight on you. Does it make you want to work out, though?
Starting point is 00:27:21 I don't know. I don't think so. I don't. Okay. I need to get back in the gym. Bricking our boy Matt from the live method he texts me once a week. Hey, Ben, you alive, you alive, you alive? You alive?
Starting point is 00:27:31 I'm alive, Matt. I'm just not there. I'm avoiding you, Matt. It's as alive as one. gets hiding burns a lot of energy but that's why he like might be the greatest fucking friend personal trainer like for somebody to follow up follow up follow up he's eventually going to get me back if he never followed up i never would go back he's awesome like clock work he's like when are you coming when are you coming one other thing before we pivot i ordered
Starting point is 00:27:58 something new josh okay i ordered something new it's coming today i want to get the exact name i want to get the exact name of what i ordered it's coming tonight at 10 p.m. on Amazon. Are you ready for this, Josh? Drumroll, please. I'm going to add it to my morning rotation. Can't wait. It is Seamoss gel. Oh, you're done. Give up. Just give up. Okay. Oh, my God. I have ordered, I have ordered true Seamoss which crafted Irish Seamoss gel. If anyone has a pyramid scheme, call Ben, because he seems to be all about anything that will take his money. I will let you know how it works. All I can say, Josh. is I will be pairing it with my AG1, which I credit with just my absolutely, just my
Starting point is 00:28:43 joie de vivre, my zest for life, my energy throughout the day. And I'm thinking that Seymourge, Josh, might give me that extra kick in the caboose. You know what we'll give a kick in your fucking caboose is listening to a young prophet, someone who has gone down in the history books, a sage, a philosopher of the ages. His name is Tom Brady, okay? Heard of him. I've heard of them. And you know what he says?
Starting point is 00:29:12 Fuck your tired body. But does he like Seymoth's gel? I bet you he eats it. He probably does. He loves a supplement. I'm just saying I've heard this Seymus nutrients out the ass. Like 97 of them, Josh. Your new rule needs to be not ingesting things that you think are going to make you.
Starting point is 00:29:33 No, they're great. You can't lose by taking in. You need to live. lose. I'm going to find the perfect supplements. This is it, Josh. I'm on my way to the perfect cocktail. And if it comes from the sea, I want in. We don't know anything about our oceans. They're gorgeous. They're perfect. We need more of them. And that's where I'm getting my sea moss. And before you
Starting point is 00:29:57 come on me, I'm sure in one week, I'm not coming on you at all. And so take that back. And I'm glad to hear that you've been, you've made a friend. from Trinidad and now you're bullish on Seymots because I have a guy his name is Jeff Bezos. He ordered it from Amazon. I'm going to keep you posted, Josh. I'm going to keep everybody posted on my
Starting point is 00:30:20 Irish witchcraft seamoss. Let's start. Pineapple flavor. Oh, man. I hate the whole thing. What, how can we, because listen, shout out the great Matt Sauer. What's his name Sauerhoff? Yes.
Starting point is 00:30:35 I mean, live method, fantastic. What a place. I mean, the schvitz there, unbelievable. You might not be a deadlift workout gym guy. And that's okay. What can we find for you that is something sustainable that you could do five days a week? Can I tell you, like, when I was in that groove, the five months that I was deadlifting, I loved it. My problem is if I fall out for a week because I'm busy, for whatever reason, I'm done until I can, get back in. Then once I'm in, I'm in a groove, but until I'm in the groove, I'm so out of the
Starting point is 00:31:13 groove, I'm so out. You like sure, I'll go, I'll go to the gym. I'll go in the treadmill. I'll walk and incline. I'll do all that stuff. I'm not doing nothing, but I'm not doing anything for my for my muscles. What about a walking pad at home? And I mean, I'm sure. No, no, but I walk. I walk a lot. I get like, you can look at my phone. I get at least just regular walking without like a treadmill or something. I get at least 10,000 steps every day. I walk every day. But think about the difference that if you were, if there's a show you like to walk for an hour, I'm, or watch for an hour. I mean, all I can imagine of the TikToks that Claudia is going to make from bed as you're watching glee on your walking back. I can walk forever. I do walk forever. I pace like crazy. I can walk miles and miles and
Starting point is 00:32:01 miles and miles and miles on end. I'm never tired. I'm not tired by walking. I know, but adding an extra hour will affect you physically. I'd rather add that extra hour. I'd rather add that extra hour to pumping. But you're not pumping. No, see? I need to get to escaping you.
Starting point is 00:32:18 You're not pumped to pumping. You know where you're pumping at yogurt land. You're putting you. I need to pump with you. I need you to come on me. I follow this account for this girl who walked from the top of Manhattan to back. Battery Park. So went up to like Dykman Street and then went all the way down. And I think we should do
Starting point is 00:32:43 that. And one day, it's 16 miles. We'll walk it. We'll have incredible meals throughout. Are we walking it? If we're walking it, I'm in. If we're running, jogging, I'm out. No, it's a straw. It's a whole day. I love it. I have walked from first and first to 89th Street. I did that once. I think that's my longest New York City war, which is technically, 90 blocks. 90 blocks. So it's something. like four and a half, almost five miles. Yeah, it's a good walk. Nice one. I wasn't tired.
Starting point is 00:33:13 First of all, let's figure out the meals that we should do on our full day of walking. And I will end it'll be guilt-free, guilt-free. We're going to start in battery park, and we're going to go up. I think we start up and go down. That I agree, 100%. Okay. We're going to start up and go down. We're going to end in battery park at night.
Starting point is 00:33:34 And in the morning, Josh, we're going to have a, delicious. I'm going to make us egg and cheese sandwiches, okay? Great. But we're going to make them on this gorgeous fluffy hero bread, okay? That is no sugar. We can't have sugar crashes early, Josh. We can't have sugar crashes early. No sugar, high fiber. When was the last time you had hero bread? I had hero bread this morning. That's right. I, you know, it's so funny. I just had, they have these like Hawaiian buns now that I recently had. Gorgeous. They're unbelievable. And when I tell you, it's the tech. I've had all of these healthy breads as a bunch of your formerly fat, as a current fat,
Starting point is 00:34:13 we look for the alternatives to the things that we love. Right. Right. And it's more often than not, I remember my mom used to buy me this, there's like this seedless rye. It like comes in this like plastic container. It's almost spongy. It's so hard. It's like a brick.
Starting point is 00:34:30 It looks like it was smuggled in in 1939 from the Warsaw Gettos. You know, they're like, we got bread. And it's so dense. You're like, schmool. I'd rather die. You know? I don't want it. I don't want any of your bread.
Starting point is 00:34:45 I just want something, though, that is low sugar, high fiber, good consistency, versatile, Hawaiian buns, croissants, wraps. I'm obsessed with hero bread. Obsessed. Their stuff is unbelievable. I also, just before we get off the hero kick, I make my son French toast on the weekend. And like if you really, because I think the knee jerk is to be like, oh, what an indulgence. Wow, it's in the pancake family. It actually isn't.
Starting point is 00:35:14 So I think you need to rethink. If you make it with hero bread, what are we eating? We're eating good bread, high, good macros, plenty of protein, low carb, right? Then we're doing, what are we having? A little bit of egg, a little bit of cream, keto friendly. And we're frying it up with like maybe a little avocado. bottle, maybe a little, you know, butter if you're indulging a bit. Suddenly, it's like actually not bad.
Starting point is 00:35:42 And it's because of the bread. It's because of the hero bread. It's, yeah. If you make French toast with a big chala, then you're in trouble. Totally. Okay, that's big. But the hero bread, it allows, it's the perfect middle ground. And to tell you, you know who loves hero bread?
Starting point is 00:35:56 Claudia loves hero bread. Wow. She's the pickiest eater in the world. She eats a hero bread. They're white bread with peanut butter and jelly. She loves the same way that she likes regular white bread. So if that's not a testament, I don't know what else is. Before we move on, I'm just, I know I'm a little hero bread crazy right now.
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Starting point is 00:36:41 That's hero.com use code good guys at checkout for 10% off. Who doesn't love a little savings? And folks, comment below. If you have ideas for where you should stop on our journey, let us know. We crowdsource. We're open. Oh my God. Can we get to a story before I get a heart on?
Starting point is 00:37:01 Yeah. Give me the story. Give it to me. Oh my gosh. Well, you know, the Golden Globes just passed. And inside the $1 million Golden Globes' 2025 gift bag, a $500,000 vacation, a $40,000 facelift, and more. So they're reporting in this, okay, guests could receive a $48,000 private flight and stay to see the Northern Lights in Finland. The goodies were contained in an Atlas bespoke weekender bag with swayed details. Some stars got a $60,000 yacht charter exploring Indonesia.
Starting point is 00:37:41 A five-night stay at the Ritz Carlton Grand Cayman valued at $55,000. Personalized sessions from Forward Space valued to be worth $15,000 were in the bag. Not bad. You know what I love, Josh? What? I love the headline. Valued $500,000. You know what it costs all of these places?
Starting point is 00:38:02 Zilch. Nothing, right? Nothing. Nothing. It's the biggest. It's genius. It's genius. The Rich Carlton valued at $55,000. Yeah, they're a blackout date. You're going to come and you're going to get the presidential suite when nobody else wanted it. That's right. That's right. And that's it. That's it. And now they get Cameron Diaz in their room. It's genius, Josh. It's genius. Barded gifts are genius. I'm a big fan of the Rich Carlton. And I don't say they're often because your boy is tight, tight, tight, tight, tight. I mean, if you think the Ritz Carlton's nice, you should see a Marriott courtyard in Tallahassee. But I remember once, I was saying that the Ritz Carlton in Boston, and my wife and I were there. And I guess they figured out that I was coming because when we got there, this, what a touch. They have like a little bit of food and like, you know, here's some fruit and maybe some alcohol, which was very nice, which, you know, hotels will do sometimes. They had a picture of my wife and I in a picture frame near.
Starting point is 00:39:03 the bad. Yeah. Yeah. No, they do. Some of these hotels do this. No, it's beautiful. Wow. I felt like Brian Kelly. It felt like the points guy. It's lovely. It's absolutely lovely. I saw Brian last night. You saw him for the first time in, in months. When does his book come out? Is it out? His book is coming out around when this podcast episode will probably come out. I think it's January 30th is when his book comes out. And it is, it is a great book. He is just the best. And he actually took us not to pivot into our best fight of the week, He took us last night, Josh. It's called Chey Margo. When you come here, we must shame our go.
Starting point is 00:39:40 We must, okay? This place, first of all, all the food, John George. The food was unbelievable. Second, it's a new members club. But when you walk in, I'm telling you, you don't need any kinds of drugs, alcohol, whatever, to feel like you are just ready to groove. The decor, the lighting, everything. You are just, you are set.
Starting point is 00:39:59 The most beautiful place I've ever seen. The food was unbelievable. I'm just going to mention one dish, one dish only. Josh, they had a tuna pizza. And I know you've heard of a tuna pizza before. Olivia, this tuna pizza, this sounds good to you? I'm not a big tuna girl, but I do. What the fuck?
Starting point is 00:40:17 We have a... We have an end of the state. Wait. We have an end of the state. Let me finish. Let me finish. One of the best pizzas I've ever had was, I think it was like a, it was a salmon pizza with like chive. Yum.
Starting point is 00:40:31 So it was like a similar kind of thing. Okay, Ben, I see your facial expression. Don't listen to Ben. Not a fan of tuna. It's like saying that you don't like people. No, you don't like some people. You can't not like all tuna. That's fair.
Starting point is 00:40:48 That's fair. Perhaps I haven't enjoyed the tuna that I've had. Josh, take Olivia for a nice, real sushi-grade tuna experience. Sure, the canned tuna might not be for you. We've been programmed after years in the schedel. to like this canned fish that is truly probably disgusting. Oh, yeah. You can sit through wars.
Starting point is 00:41:10 We like it because you literally throw it in the cupboard and you can eat fish three years later. That's not for everyone, but this fresh bluefin Toro belly at the hands of a Japanese artist with his long, beautiful knife. But let me ask you, Olivia, and I don't even mean to remotely intimate
Starting point is 00:41:30 that you might have a, you know, a basic leaning. You don't like this spicy tuna crispy rice? This is not for you? This is my problem. This is my problem, gentlemen. I have an issue with, I take issue with spices.
Starting point is 00:41:45 Not spices, spicy. Spicy. And so, no, I haven't had a spicy tuna crispy rice. I love a crispy rice. I do love sushi. I love like a crab or a salmon. I do have a bit more of a tempered palate, I suppose. I know, I know.
Starting point is 00:42:00 I'm trying my best out here. I am experimenting. more though lately. So wasabi, just so we're on the same page, wasabi is not spicy. Wasabi is nasly. Wasabi is not like back of the throat. It's, it's like horseradish. Do you like horse radish? No, of course she doesn't like horse radish. I mean, it's not spicy. I don't like spicy. No, it's amazing. Have you ever had a Carolina Reaper and do you like it?
Starting point is 00:42:27 It's not. Would you describe horseradish as spicy? It's not like a chili. It's different. It's sioux. It's spicy. I don't think so. Should we get to a speak pipe? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:42:38 All right. If you want to ask us a message, leave us a good high. Go to speakpipe.coms slash good guys. And we will answer your question. If you want advice, keep it brief. Brevity is key. Let's hear from, I don't know. Josh and Ben, fellow moron here.
Starting point is 00:42:55 Love you guys. What do you mean fellow? This guy I'm seeing. He's 29, Jewish, no sisters. I actually like him. I never like anyone. He thinks that babies are ready between six and seven months, like has zero idea about the whole nine-month thing.
Starting point is 00:43:11 He's great in a lot of ways. Like he owns two apartments. Like he could get a mortgage, but like he doesn't know this. I'm scared and I need your guys' take. Okay, love you so much. Bye. That's so funny.
Starting point is 00:43:24 I don't even understand. What do you mean ready between six and seven months? It just sounds like he's been dealt bad information. And also, So did he, like, is he just like rich and dumb? Like, did his, did his parents buy those apartments? Or, like, is he successful and dumb? This is important to know.
Starting point is 00:43:41 I would say, though, that he has two apartments. You could do worse. Totally. Yeah, like, whatever. Like, I don't know what you're looking for, but it sounds like he found something good. What do you want a guy who's got student debt to Vassar? Yeah. Huh?
Starting point is 00:43:59 Go get this guy with the two condos. And all you got to do is tell him, like, correct him. Like, hey, honey, actually, the term of birth is, by the way, it's really not nine months. I don't get it. Okay. It's 10. Right. Why are we with, what's with this nine?
Starting point is 00:44:17 Okay. Right. Fine. This is Michugana. It's Michigana. This is Fakta. This is. It's Fekakta.
Starting point is 00:44:27 It's an igabloggin. It's nuts. It's Meshugga. It's Meshugga. Yes. I think we need a new, we need a new segment called, what are you, Meshugga? What are you, Mishuga? Yeah, look, I think this woman needs to make her piece with the idea of you're dating an idiot.
Starting point is 00:44:55 But here's the good news. That's fine. because even if he was a scholar genius, and I've thought about this before, find yourself a woman who is so loyal and down for you and also thinks you're a fucking idiot. That's my wife. Like, right?
Starting point is 00:45:16 Isn't that Claudia? Like, yes, yes. My wife loves me, is so down for me, is so behind me 100%, my biggest fan. She also thinks I am the dumbest person. alive. Ever. And you know what? That's cool with me. So just get there early. Get past the dating phase. You're with an idiot and he's your idiot. I would say that once a day, Claudia will say you didn't know that. Right. How didn't you know that? Like, no, I'm sorry that I don't know every single
Starting point is 00:45:47 convicted killer over the last 60 years and their murder cases. Like my wife is such a sponge for knowledge. She knows something about everything. See, yeah, at least once a day, I don't know something that she thought that I knew. And yes, he's your idiot. That's exactly right, Josh. And if he was smart, he'd leave you. Listen, I am sure that whoever was dating Albert Einstein and I heard he was a bit of a stick man, eventually went, Al. Why is the milk in the cupboard? You know, it goes in the fridge, Al. Oh, oh, this isn't relativity. You know, the milk's expired. Ow. Allie boy.
Starting point is 00:46:31 All right. Next speak pipe from, I don't know. Hey, good guys. So I have a question about. Can you pause for a second? Yeah. Why do all of our speak pipes always sound like they're like captive and like they like can't talk? They're like, it's like a release video like trying to call home.
Starting point is 00:46:50 Hi, good guys. I don't want anybody to hear me. Exactly. Good guys. I only have one minute. I'm about to be taken to a new home. I only have one minute. But my boyfriend. Good guys.
Starting point is 00:47:06 I don't have much time. They're also all addicted to cigarettes. All right. Good guys. I'm Lorraine. Oh, my God. Olivia, be careful who's editing this episode. Don't give it to a new intern who went to a liberal arts college in New England.
Starting point is 00:47:25 because we are fucked. We are fucked, fucked, fuck. Oh, my good guys. All right, now bring on the smoker in captivity.
Starting point is 00:47:38 Bring her back. Question about wedding gifts as I am recently married and had three couples not gave gifts at our recent wedding.
Starting point is 00:47:53 One couple did send a gift in a card later on. It was very apologetic that they, you know, had forgot the day of. Perfectly fine. The other two couples just gave no gift. One of the two couples is a married couple that got married about a year before my husband and I. We gave them a gift. We know that they cashed the check. And then they gave us a empty card in return. An empty, I mean, no gift. It had a nice message. But, and I know that person, you know, I gave her a wedding shower gift. She's recently had a baby, gave her a baby shower gift.
Starting point is 00:48:26 She did give me a wedding shower gift that was on par with what most of my other friends gave. So that's all fine in Danny, but no wedding gift from her and her husband. And then the other is another couple who gave no card and no gift, which I was just shocked at. So I guess two parts. What do you think about those two situations of like receiving no gift and not holding resentment? And then what do you think a couple should be giving out? as a gift these days for a wedding because I was also kind of surprised at how much less people were giving compared to what I and my husband would give.
Starting point is 00:49:04 Okay. First of all, you need richer friends. We'll call a spade a spade, but no card, let me know what you think of this, Josh. No card, no gift is far better than card no gift. Or let me rephrase, no card, no check is far better than card, no check. I think giving somebody an envelope with a card with nothing in it, when you went to their wedding or when they went to your wedding and gave you a check that you cashed, that is no Bueno. Right.
Starting point is 00:49:37 No, beno. That's right. No. No. I would much rather have seen no card, no check, because then you can plead ignorance. If you're ever approached, I never got a gift. Oh, my God, it got lost in the mail. It didn't get lost in the mail.
Starting point is 00:49:51 We know. This is intentional. And this was no good. Right. That's it. I think, look, and I think this will get us out of anyone, and I mean this, anyone who is struggling financially, I've had people do this where you have to swallow your pride and be honest with people when you're going to their wedding or going to like an event which expects
Starting point is 00:50:13 a gift and say, listen, I love you. I want to come. I just want to be honest with you. Like, I'm a little tight right now. Like, and so, you know, I know how expensive a, a. seat is at a wedding. And so if that's a deal, like that person, if they're not crappy people, will feel so bad and say, of course come. Are you kidding me? But you have to have that conversation because otherwise you get this where people feel snubbed and they don't understand why.
Starting point is 00:50:41 A thousand percent. And I was going to say in the beginning before I heard this whole thing, you don't ever give to receive, right? Right. But when you do go to somebody's wedding, once the first person, it is what it is. Once somebody's given you, something, the only course is to give it back to them. That's it. Like, you came to my wedding, gave me 250, I go to your wedding, I give it back to you. It's a trade. That's it. Like, that is normal circumstances. Now, if between receiving my 250 and coming to your wedding, I went through hardships, lost my job, all this stuff, blah, blah, blah, then yes, I completely agree with you. Coming to you and explaining that is the right thing to do, absolutely.
Starting point is 00:51:23 But otherwise you said, what should you give? What you received? And if you're going first, expect to receive exactly what you give first. Meaning, you should give nicely because you want to receive nicely. Or you should give very little. It all ends up in the wash anyways. Right. I don't know.
Starting point is 00:51:41 The Russian. Even as I'm talking about it, it's like, what the, I'm giving you 250 to give it back to me. Why'd we give it at all? It's silly. But I totally agree with you on that. And the Russian rule is pay for you. your seat. So eyeball it. If it's a, if it's an incredibly opulent wild wedding, assume that seat is three to five hundred bucks a person. So it's going to, it's going to cost you. And if it's a regular,
Starting point is 00:52:05 you know, whatever wedding, then maybe a hundred to two 50 a person. I like pay for your seat, but then I start to think like if you're really at that type of a wedding where it's, okay, you think it's 500 a seat or 600 seat or whatever, then they don't need your money. That's true. I agree. And like, but you got to give. You have to give. For sure, of course. I just don't know. Like, when somebody's really rich, they don't need cash. Like, what else can you give them?
Starting point is 00:52:31 I'm not telling you to make something at home. But, like, maybe that's when, like, a registry gift comes in handy. Or, like, that's when, like, I don't know. And if you're looking at cheap out, always check their registry first. See if there was, like, two things, the totaled $80 that they put on there. Because if they put it on there and you got them something from what they put on, that's fine. They put it on there. Or here's a good one.
Starting point is 00:52:53 here's a good one find out where they're going for their honeymoon send them champagne to the room love it beautiful love beautiful they'll 100% credit the hotel and you'll lose all you'll lose the credit but that's fine should we get to what are you nuts yes um what are you nuts people places and things gripes of the humanity if you don't know that what are you nuts what are you nuts my what are you nuts my what are nuts moment of the week is it's something i'm going to call uh christmas tree gentile privilege Okay, let me just tell you. Please. If the Jews were taking Hanukkah bushes after Hanukkah and throwing them out the front door, leaving them on the street saying this should be taken away now.
Starting point is 00:53:40 Oh my God, the cabal against Jews and they're messy, their Hanukkah bushes everywhere. I'm walking these streets in January. There's Christmas trees everywhere. People just stole them out. and they say they'll get taken eventually. What are you nuts? Figure out a place to put the Christmas tree. I didn't know that there were trees left in California.
Starting point is 00:54:02 This is stunning to me. Ooh, sorry. My what are you nuts moment. I'll let you pick. Rip jeans or women dormant. You pick. I'll go with rip jeans for not canceled for 2000. Okay, cool.
Starting point is 00:54:18 Women dormen. Okay. Here is the issue, Josh. Okay. Look, here's the issue. What do you expect from a doorman? To protect you. To protect you.
Starting point is 00:54:27 That's it, right? You just want somebody that's there to protect you, right? And a woman can certainly protect me, no question. A man can certainly protect me, no question. But what you're looking for in a doorman is protection. Now, Josh, let's say that said doorman started wearing a scarf. Would you feel protected if your doorman was wearing a cashmere scarf? It's very cold out.
Starting point is 00:54:47 The cashmere scarf wrapped around, draped alongside. Would you still feel protected? Not only do I feel protected. I feel like I'm in a classy building. I don't. It's nuts. What do you nuts? Doormen shouldn't be wearing scarves.
Starting point is 00:54:59 I'm sorry. There's something about the scarf. I'm looking at you. You're too cozy. You're thinking about like being by a hot fire. You're ready to get all cozy. No, no. Sorry.
Starting point is 00:55:09 That's it. I'm not going to feel protected. Somebody's going to come in with a gun. You're going to end up choking on your scarf. I'm out. Nuts. The idea that a doorman from Queens, they're all from Queens.
Starting point is 00:55:23 For sure. Is going to step in between you and a gunman and your rich co-op neighbors? Never going to happen. The only thing they're stepping in front of is an Amazon package. You don't know where I live. I'm on 125th in Malcolm X. Oh, hilarious. You don't know.
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