The Commercial Break - Now The Good Neighbors Know!

Episode Date: February 19, 2025

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Beth Dombkowski Hi, Brian and Chrissy and crew. Valentine's Day is not something that I personally have celebrated since, you know, back in school days when you handed out the little Valentine's Day to everybody in the class. However, my ex-husband, I say ex for definite reason, not long after I had given birth, decided that Valentine's Day would be the perfect day to get me a set of workout DVDs so that I could get into shape. Steve, you will never get laid. Yeah, what a jerk. Anyways, Ben and Steele, you guys are always number one in my queue.

On this episode of the Commercial Break. One of the neighbors comes out, one of the adults in the house comes out and she says, hey, you have been a source of entertainment at our house. I just want you to know that. And I thought to myself, here we go. The cat's out of the bag. The good neighbors know and now it's time to move. I almost put a for sale sign out in front of my house immediately after this conversation.

I swear to God I did. I was like, well, that's it. We're done. They're going to know about all my drug abuse, all my whacking off, and all my sex. It's over. The next episode of The Commercial Break starts now. Oh yeah, cats and kittens, welcome back to the commercial break. I'm Brian Green.

This is my dear friend and the co-host of this show, Kristen Joy Hoadley. Best to you, Kristen. Best to you, Brian. Best to you out there in the podcast universe, coming to you live somewhere north of Atlanta, somewhere near the Gulf of America, right by Lake Micropenis. We're all here. We're all doing it. We're doing the thing.

Thanks, Google. One day at a time. Another service. Another tech oligarchy, folding, bending the knee. Yeah, unbelievable. Wow. Wow. And Rob Bogojewicz is going to get out of jail, too. Go. Do. And Rob Bagojevich is going to get out of jail too.

Go. Do you know who that is? You don't know who that is? A young and up and coming senator named Barack Obama decided he was going to run for president. He was the senator of Illinois. Yeah, I know that. Yes.

And the governor, Rob Bagojevich, was being the governor of Illinois. And now listen, the city of Chicago and Illinois has a long history of corruption, scams, misdeeds, misangles. By the way, that's something new in government. It's always been happening. But Rob was one of the clearly more scammy governors that the state of Illinois had ever had. And that's saying something. It's like, it takes a long time. Hey, we're starting to show over. We're going to do it

again. I like a little drum. Yeah, we're going to do it again. Rob went to jail because after Barack Obama, you know, had to give up the seat to be the President of the United States, there was an open seat and the governor got to pick who was going to be the Senator. And so, Rob decided that he was going to essentially ask many multiple people, lots of different corporations and people and newspapers, to give him money in the hopes that they could

obtain the seat or something related to the seat. And he also wanted to be in the cabinet. And he also, he was like, and he all, he got caught on tape saying all of this. He was asking for bribes for that Senate seat and other things related to that Senate seat. And he got caught red handed on tape asking for multiple hundreds of thousands of dollars, jobs for him, jobs for his wife. He's not going to give that seat away for free. I think was the exact terminology that he used.

That seat is gold and I'm not giving it away for free. He is now pardoned. He is now pardoned. And it looks like he might, one of the things that he was essentially asking for in that whole bribing situation was, I'd like to have a cabinet position. And in that cabinet position, I'd even like to maybe think about being an ambassador sometime down the line, because an ambassador is a cush job, especially if you get an ambassadorship to somewhere, you know, Eastern or Western Europe, where there's not a lot of drama, and you can

just go there anytime you want and live a high on the hog and shake hands and kiss babies. There's really nothing to do unless there's some, unless there's some war drama that breaks out in the country. There's nothing to do. An ambassador is a cush job. Everyone wants one. And he wanted an ambassadorship. Well, now there's talk that Trump might make him the ambassador of Serbia. So it turns out all the bribing work. It just took about 15 years. Unbelievable. Unbelievable.

Unbelievable. Although I have to say, according to the show, The Ambassador, there's a lot of drama that goes down. I love that show. You're talking The Ambassador? Is it called The Ambassador? Yeah, but I don't think it's called The Ambassador. It's called The Diplomat.

The Diplomat. Yeah, The Diplomat. She's The Ambassador. I just have, I stopped watching it. I got into it. I was really into it. And then I felt very confined in it. Like I felt like we kept running over the same old ground episode after episode.

Oh, we talked about this before, you have not seen the ending. I have not seen the ending of the second season. It's explosive. Apparently so. Very explosive. I would recommend going back to them. Is it literally explosive? I'm not giving anything else away.

I'm asking you. You don't have to worry about it. Why you got it? What? Who's gonna, who cares? Is it like, is there another explosion like in season one? Are we, do we have yet another explosion? No. No, okay. All right. That's, I was wondering if you were being literal about being explosive. No, it's explosive. The, the, what happens is, is explosive. Not in, not in the literal way. I will do my best to continue on with The Diplomat because I do love Carrie Russell. She is incredible, incredibly beautiful, incredibly talented, incredibly good at any acting job that I've ever seen her in.

The Americans is one of the best television shows I think of the last 25 years. I think anybody who's watched it all the way through would agree. I need to go give that another watch. I haven't watched it all the way through would agree. I need to go give that another watch. I haven't watched it all the way through either. I think that would be re-watchable. You haven't watched the Americans all the way through? Not all the way through, uh-uh. Oh, oh, oh, oh.

Every episode is like a piece of candy. What about this? You finish the diplomat and I'll start back on the Americans. I'm too busy keeping up with Severance, Balin Out Loud. I think now I'm watching some Brit Box series, I can't remember the name of it, but it's very good. Severance has got me all kind of twisted up. Oh, I know, the latest episode was crazy. I don't even know what to think about the latest episode. I know.

It feels, it was probably the best episode yet of Severance, in my opinion, because, and I'm not going to give anything away, but because we, and I think this would be known even from the trailer of that particular episode, because we go outside of the Lumen Walls in a way that only Severance could do. And then we have another explosive episode in only the way that Severance could do. This is turning out to be one of the best television shows I have ever seen. I completely agree. And there are a lot of people I've seen online who are like, I don't believe the hype. Fuck

you. The hype is real. It is. Severance is good. It is well written. There are so many double entendres and secret meanings and Easter eggs and things to be discovered. And that has caused an entire community of people to try and figure out what Severance is all about. I know, yeah, there's like a Severance Wiki, I think. Oh yeah. And there's all kinds of forums on Reddit and it's wild.

And then they analyze everything. I'm following them all on Instagram. If you're a good analyzer of Severance, I am currently following you on my personal account because I have to digest all of the different theories. Some of them are very outlandish. There was one where Helly, who's one of the characters in Severance. Helly R.

Helly R. I like Baymelt. I like Helly and Helly R. It's just Helly Egan, Helly R. You have to be careful about which one you say because then you start another conspiracy, right? But that Helly was wearing the exact same outfit that Pam was wearing in an episode of The Office. And somebody connected the dots and said, there must be some meaning to this. Now, I think that's a little far-fetched. I don't think the writers of Severance are watching the, I don't think we're going, getting Easter eggs in the office. It's just like two way far-fetched. But that just goes to show how involved people are in this.

Honestly, the reality is pretty fucking miserable right now. And so any chance to get, to get away from reality, I think is a, you know, you gotta do it, that's just it. And Severance is way down the rabbit hole. You can completely, it's the only thing that I wish. And I know they're doing this for a reason, and I get it, it didn't work, binging didn't work, so now we're back to showing it once a week. I just wish I could binge this particular show.

I wish this was, I can deal with it on other shows, but on this show, I just want more. 48 minutes is not enough. I know. I have a friend who's doing that. She's holding off. She's holding off until the entire season is out. Until they're out so she can binge it. Well, she's got more willpower than I do. I told her that too. But of course I get addicted to any, you know, I'm OCD. I get addicted to anything. I know. Me too. Speaking of escapism, I read the article, an article that you sent me about how researchers have found, from the 17th century, they found a crypt. That crypt was attached to what was then known as one of the most advanced medical facilities,

hospitals, that was around, according to historians, in Italy, in Milan, Italy. And they were analyzing the brains of about 10,000, some of the material from about 10,000 different bodies that were found in this crypt near this quote unquote hospital. And what they found was stunning to the researchers. They found cocaine in the brains of some of the people, two of the people specifically, that were inside of this crypt, making, kind of dating cocaine about 200 years earlier than they believed Europeans would have had access to coca leaves. And they are saying, this just like, this made me think about a whole bunch of different things. Escapism is part of the human experience in so many different ways. Whether we go out to a nice meal to forget about our woes for a couple of hours, or we're drowning our sorrows in some

dibbity dabs, tasty Tina, no matter what your form of escapism is, television, playing with your children, making love, music, whatever it is. Escapism is necessary. It's necessary for our brain. Going to sleep is a form of escapism too. And it's just our body's needs, our brain's needs to just stop for a minute, stop from all of the regular rigmaroo that we go through. The commercial break is a form of escapism. It's a bad one. I'd rather have a crack problem, quite frankly. There's a lot more. It feels much better to smoke crack than it does to, and I don't know that personally. I'm just saying I've known people who have told me that crack tastes good and it makes

you very, feel very nice. So I say all of this to say that it's amazing how a few puritanical people can just kind of make a whole class of escapism feel really dirty and nasty. Now, I'm just saying addiction is good because people who are going through addiction are really having a hard time. I'm not advocating for addiction, but some escapism here and there is— It seems necessary. It seems necessary. And the fact that we all get shunned for a lot of different versions of escapism is just yet another, like, kind of Puritan, conservative, Christian type of, you know, downer that's

been put all over us. And I want to break free from the chains, Chrissy. Let's block the system. I want to break free from the to break free from the chains. Do a little bit of cocaine. When you're watching your children, it makes you feel so much better. I got so much more energy with cocaine. Cocaine is been around for a long time.

People have been chewing that leaf. My dad told me a story. My dad used to, he was a commodities trader. But when I say commodities trader, he wasn't like a commodities trader that would trade in paper. He was a commodities trader that would trade in actual commodities. Example, he would buy 100,000 head of cattle from Mexico, buy it, ship it, slaughter it, chop it up, package it, sell it somewhere else in the world, right? And then make money on the spread, essentially. So and he did this very successfully for many, many years, poultry, pork, beef mainly.

And so he would visit South American countries often to go make deals with farmers or, you know, cattlemen or herders, ranchers, whatever. That's right. And so, he went down there one time and he was, they were driving up a hill and they stopped for some reason, like up in the mountains of, I can't remember where, I think it was Columbia, but I'm not really sure. So he's driving up the mountains in dirt roads, and they stop for a few minutes to do whatever. And they see these men who are carrying these huge bundles of whatever it is they are picking, whatever produce they are picking, up the mountain in barefoot. And they're just going, and they're

just going, and they're going, and they're going. And so my dad noticed that they had huge wads of leaves in their mouth chewing them. And of course, the next question is, what are they chewing? What is that? Is that tobacco or what is that? No, it was cocoa leaves. They were getting paid, some of them, in cocoa leaves.

That's what they did. They would just chew on cocoa leaves all day, and they would just go, go, go, little ants marching up and down and up and down. And that was the life that they lived. Day after day, night after night, they would go to work, they would get paid a little bit of money, and I'm not like glorifying this, I'm just saying this is the way it was. They would chew these leaves, and they would march up the mountain doing the work that they needed to do, relatively, I guess, happy, because who's going to complain when you're high in cocaine and you're just, you know, running around? Yeah.

I beg for a simple life like that. If I could chew cocaine leaves, well, cocoa leaves, while I was taking care of my children, if that was not frowned upon by some people, then I might go ahead and do that, Chrissy. Yeah, it's part of the culture. It is part of the culture. At Publix, why can't I buy cocoa leaves right next to the bay leaves? Why can't we have that kind of situation set up? Because of puritanicals.

That's why. Puritanicals. I don't even know what that means, but I like to say it. They're keeping me down, Chrissy. They're pushing me down, and I'm sick of it. I'm taking a stand. I'm going to start buying Cocoa Leaves on Silk Road 2. Yeah, exactly.

Since that guy's out of jail. What's that Silk Road 2 coming? I thought we were going to get... And now, Silk Road. I mean, Silk Road is probably the single reason why Bitcoin even exists in any way, shape or form still to this day. If it wasn't for Silk Road, Bitcoin might have just been a flash in the pan, might have been an idea that never really took root. But that's Silk Road.

People found out that this was an excellent way to pay where you could quote unquote, not get tracked. But that's not true. Everything is tracked. But you know what I'm saying? So that's Silk Road too. If you could do us a favor and like sell raw cocoa leaves, I could chew the cocoa leaves and lose my teeth. But at least I would be happy. At least it would be a good form of escapism from all the craziness we're seeing today, like the Gulf of America. That's crazy to me. That's crazy to me. I agree.

Gulf of America and Google cow-towed and Google bent the knee. By the way, who is the naming organization who does that? Like, isn't there, there's gotta be like the national, you know, the international map makers of the world that- Rules mean nothing right now. But are there any, the question is like, are there any rules or is that just like a-

It seems like there would be. Is that like just a colloquial thing that we say, like it's the Gulf of Mexico because we've always said it's the Gulf of Mexico, but it was really never named the Gulf of Mexico. But do we even know that, how those rules work? Can we just literally say it's no longer called the Gulf of Mexico?

Apparently. And then change it? Okay. So why don't we start a petition to name it something else? Right? The Margaritaville, the Gulf of Margaritaville. That's what I think we should call it next. The Gulf of Micro Penis. How's that? Probably a more apt term for this right now. It really surprises me that Google has done this. And it makes me sad. Apple has not, not yet anyway. So Apple Maps for now, even though they'll make me drive through a large river

to get to the other side of the street. Apple Maps not so great. They've gotten much, much better. But at first you could literally end up in a river. And I think some people did actually. Remember that? There were like a couple of ladies who ended up in the lake. That's Google tell them.

Apple told them that's the way to go. If you're going to be a map maker, make sure you get that part right. You got to be up to date on it. So even though Google has certainly built a reputation for having a great map system, I'm a little bit disappointed that they changed it to the Gulf of Mexico not I mean the Gulf of America not that I you know Whatever about Donald Trump It's just that can we just that easily change something that has been around for so many years and why are we changing it to? The Gulf what is the difference what happens what happens like all of a sudden? It's America's. I don't know. It's it's open ocean

It's everybody's I suppose or that's what It's open ocean. It's everybody's, I suppose, or that's what it's supposed to be, right? Am I right? I mean, back me up here. I think you're right. Okay. Thank you. Of course. I know. It seems completely ridiculous. I'm looking for a little zip, Chrissy. A little zip. I want you to get fired up about this. There's a lot of other things to get fired up about. And this is the same space. This is our sacred space. We're supposed to be funny. Yeah, but about. And this is the same space. This is our sacred space.

Yeah. We're supposed to be funny. Yeah, but golf, yeah, okay. And be happy. Be funny, yeah. Okay, ready, set, funny. I mean, all right. But there's some things that penetrate

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Invest with RBC Today. Do you remember Army Hammer? Yes. Do you remember that Army Hammer, the whole situation with the cannibalism and potential sexual assault and the rope tying? What do they call that, Japanese rope tying? You got to tame them.

There's a couple of them, hentai and shibari. Well, shibari is the rope tying, isn't hentai the- The whole style of, yeah, that includes, yeah. A lot of people refer- To tying as hentai? Shabari is part of the hentai. Oh, I did not know that, that you learned something new every day.

That shabari, he was doing that shabari shit. By the way, I see a lot of like Shabari reels out there. People getting tied up like, you know, consensually tied up. There's two women specifically that I see doing a lot of reels and they're like, okay, what are we gonna do today? And it's like, oh, a light noose.

We're gonna do a light noose. And I'm like, that's fucking scary. A light noose. It doesn't sound light. You don't say light noose. That's not light. That's like saying I'm gonna have a light creme brulee for dinner. You can't do that. It doesn't work like that. To me, I would be nervous about that kind of tying up, but there are consensual adults who know how to do this.

Beth Dombkowski Oh, yeah, it's a whole thing. Jared Sussman Yeah, it's a whole thing. It's very complicated, and it's almost an art form in and of itself. And while it doesn't look comfortable to me, it doesn't, you know, get, you know, it doesn't squeeze my balls. That doesn't mean that it's, that it's totally out of bounds. But Army Hammer was really shunned by the whole Hollywood community. Army Hammer, of course, the guy who starred in the social network and the social network, and he was also in the social network. He was, didn't he play the Winklevoss twins? I think that's who he played as the Winklevoss twins.

And, uh, he got shunned by the whole Hollywood community because there was a lot of talk that he was into cannibalism, that he had brought some girls to a random motel in the desert and mistreated them, potentially sexually assaulted them. I don't know that that was ever brought to a conclusion. He's not in jail. I'll tell you that much right now. And then somebody, he like went down to his family's estate in the Caribbean. And then people were finding him being a real estate agent, like trying to sell time shares down in the Caribbean. Am I right about that story? I think I got that right.

Yeah. And then he left, he got divorced. And she stayed down there and was on this reality show that I watched. What was the reality show? It's like Paradise. It's all at Grand Cayman. Yeah, I just watched it recently too. Yeah, I found it on Hulu. I was like, what's this? Oh, okay. And it was Armie Hammer's ex-wife. Oh, very interesting. Okay. All right. So the guy was down there, he was selling, and he was really on the outs with everybody. But everything old is new again, and everybody gets a second shot because people love a comeback

story. And Armie Hammer is at a podcast out there probably for, I'm going to guess, almost a year now. And it's all about Armie Hammer. It's all about Armie Hammer. It's Armie Hammer on Armie Hammer. It's a very meta podcast. And what Armie does is he invites people to come in and tell him how they feel about him, including his mother, his father, his friends. He's had some celebrities on there, they had Gillian Barbary, and I can't remember who else, but he's had some people out there who have come and they've really read him

the riot act. And I don't know if this is one big jerk off Army Hammer on Army Hammer, you know, it feels very jerky-offy, like, you know, kind of just feeding your ego even more. But there are certainly interesting moments that I've seen, at least on Reels, I haven't listened to the podcast, but I've seen it on Reels. And he's, I guess, laying it all out there. He's kind of trying to tell people exactly- His side of the story.

His side of the story, what went wrong, why he's got some mental deficiencies, what he's into, some self-reflection, I guess. It seems to me that Armie might be a narcissist, right? And that this is just yet another narcissistic attempt to feed his ego, but I don't know that. I'm just assessing it from a- From a distance. Way far away. I'm not getting anywhere near Armie Hammer. But the interesting thing is that a couple of days ago,

Armie Hammer was interviewed by somebody for a podcast. And the question was, what directors would you work with? And Armie said, I'd work with Woody Allen. If I sat down and decided that, you know, he was of good character, I'd do a movie with fucking Woody Allen. And I was like, oh, okay, there's the kettle call in the pot, I mean, what an interesting combo.

That's a movie I might watch. Woody Allen does Army Hammer. I mean, I don't know. I don't know that Army Hammer isn't like the Woody Allen. You know, say what you will about Woody Allen. He has made some movies with some of the most incredible actors of any time since he's been directing movies. He's got a complicated personal history, like a lot of

artists do. We've been talking about this a lot on the show lately because it's an interesting question. Do you separate the art from the artist? And I think in some cases, yes. And I think in other cases, it might be hard to do that because your personal feelings kind of get in the way of the art. Woody Allen is one of those people that for a long time, I just have some complicated feelings about Woody Allen screwing his adopted daughter and marrying her. Like that to me feels way out of line, way out of bounds. And if you, did you ever watch that movie about Woody Allen, the documentary about that done by- Danielle Pletka That Mia Farrow did?

Jared Sarkissian That Mia Farrow did with her son Ronan, I think. Danielle Pletka Yes. Jared Sarkissian Is it Ronan Farrow? Danielle Pletka Yes. Jared Sarkissian Yeah, that was disturbing. It was disturbing and there didn't seem to be a lot of redemption going on or apologies or self-reflection on part of Woody. He seemed to be pretty resolute that he did nothing wrong. And that to me feels almost borderline weird.

It does feel weird. Yeah. So now put Armie Hammer in Woody. I know. And I don't know about Armie Hammer either. There's been no conclusion there either. And he doesn't seem all that apologetic about anything either. However, if you take those two dumb shits

and you put them together in a room to make a movie, that might be interesting to watch. I'm just saying, it might be interesting to watch. It might be. It's like slowing down to look at a car crash. It's possible someone's hurt in there. But at the end of the day, you're gonna rubberneck, everybody does, you're gonna rubberneck.

Why do we do that? Why do we look? Why is it that these kinds of things become attractive to us? Because you just wanna know. You just wanna know whether, you just wanna know whether or not someone's disembodied. The natural curiosity of humans.

Yeah. And what do you think about, we spent a couple of these, Louis C.K. back on the road doing comedy. They've got a new documentary out about him. They do? Yes, they do. Where's that? I think it's on Hulu, if I'm not mistaken.

I don't know if it's out or it's coming out. I saw a trailer for it where one of the girls was saying, yeah, it was pretty well known. You'd go to a party, Louis C.K. was there. Some people in the corner doing coke, a couple of people over here smoking weed, a couple of the people having one too many cocktails. And then Louis would. in the corner whacking off. And it's like, really? Yeah, I don't get it.

I don't get it at all. That's a weird predilection. If there's one thing that I'd rather no one ever see, including my wife, it's me whacking off. Do you know what I'm saying? If there's one thing that's uglier than Brian's sex face, it's Brian's sex face in the mirror, okay? I just don't, no one needs to see that. And why you would think that that's like, well, why that turns you on, I have no idea. Who wants to see you wha- no one. It's not a thing. It's not a thing. But Louis C.K. back on the road, you know, a lot of these people who were canceled are getting a second shot at reclaiming some of that magic that put them there in the first

place. Now, I don't know that Louis C.K. will ever be the draw he was before. I just think there's too many people who think that what he did was kind of creepy and there's no amount of apologies that's going to wash that away from their brain. But there's also a lot of people who just don't get, you know, it's like whatever, he did what he did and he apologized and I guess we all move on. How do you feel about that?

I mean, I was never a big Louis CK fan, so. He was never my favorite comedian. Yeah, but I mean, how do you feel about some of these people coming back into the lexicon, like coming back into the fold? Does that bother you? Do you think if someone is canceled for reasons that are enough to cancel them, they should stay away?

No, I mean, I think people can try. Yeah, they can make the apology to her. I agree with you. I think that, you know, there's some things you can't come back from, marrying your daughter. There's some things you can't come back from, marrying your daughter. There's some things you can't come back from. Right? And then there's other things that, while disgusting and weird, are forgivable at some point. Wacking off in front of people, probably not my first choice of a party trick, but I totally understand that. But I totally understand that everyone's into their own thing, right? And, yeah, you know.

Might be rope tying, might be wacking off in a plant at a party. And how do, like, do you get consent? Do you walk around to the other people at the party? Do you mind if I jizz in the plant? I don't think so. Do you mind if I- I think it was spontaneous jizzing. Yeah, do you think it was spontaneous jizzing?

I think so. You think he just like got off stage and in the green room, he's like, hey, just give me a second, I'll be over here, just pulling my pun. It sounds like it. That's so weird. I know. So weird. And what is he thinking about? And what is going, is there lubrication involved?

Is he just spitting on his hand? Like all the minutia behind that really got me thinking one night. It was like a couple of years ago when this whole thing came out. I was like, what is he doing? Like, what is the whole process here? He goes in the corner, he drops trout,

he just spit on his hand and start whacking off. And what does he think? Is he looking at people? Are you looking at somebody? Because if you're looking at somebody, then it takes it up to another level of disgusting. But if you're just like hiding in the corner. I think he was looking at people. Yeah, I think he was too. I need to go back and read the reports. Yeah.

Wasn't like- From the women that were there. Wasn't it someone famous too that he did that in front of Amy? Was it Amy Schumer? I don't want to misspeak here because Brian gets it wrong all the time. I don't want Amy to be shamed into Louis CK's masturbation shenanigans if that was not it. I don't know if it was Amy Schumer.

Yeah, but I feel like somebody- I feel like she would have been all over talking about it. Yeah, that's true. I think she was. I'm not mistaken. Yeah, that's true. I think she was. I'm not mistaken. Yeah, it's just like a, that's a weird, so anyway, so Louis CK, okay, right? Go make your apology to her and if people find you funny,

well, I guess it's not the worst thing in the world, whacking off in front of people, unless of course, you're staring at them strangely. But then there's other stuff that you just can't come back from. We're separating the, and that's, those are situations where I think it's okay to separate the art from the artists. Like, okay, Luis CK clearly has some weird glitch in his head

where he thinks whacking off in front of people is something that's interesting or makes him horny. But then there's people like, let's take, who's the director, Harvey Weinstein? Harvey Weinstein, you can't separate. No, I mean, he was a full-blown predator. Yeah, that guy was like the worst of the worst of the worst. Completely used his power to get what he wanted.

But Mann did his production company, Miramax Films, make some really, really great films? And I'm not going to stop watching the films because Harvey Weinstein, I don't think we're putting dollars in, are we putting dollars in Weinstein's pocket when we're watching those films? I don't know. Maybe his brother. But I'm telling you. Or his family.

Yeah, his family. But that guy can rot in jail for all I care. Like, you know, he doesn't need to come back and produce any more movies on my behalf, no matter how many apologies he has. Doesn't seem like the guy's got much longer to go anyway. Rob Schneider is another example. You remember that Rob Schneider? Yeah. I mean, I remember Rob Schneider. What happened with him? Copy guy. Rob Schneider went total, like, crazy conspiracy theorist, total, like, crazy conspiracy theorist, extremist on the right side. Okay, whatever, whatever your political beliefs are. But he has gotten, he has left or gotten kicked out of multiple

venues for like yelling and screaming crazy shit. I'm talking like shit that I don't even want to repeat here on the show. Crazy, crazy shit. And people walk out of his appearances. Even people who are inclined to feel the same way about his political beliefs walk out of the show. It's too much for them. It's too much for them. It's way too much for them. So he walks out. So, but Rob Schneider, but he keeps on getting, he keeps on getting gigs. People are, keep on setting them up with more gigs. Now listen, that in and of itself, you know, whatever, I guess you just have to be into that kind of comedy if you're into that kind of comedy. But he's been canceled by both the right and the left. The guy has managed

to get himself just about everybody. I know, I'm surprised he's still getting bookings. You know who's still in the dog house? Kramer. Kramer's still in the dog house. Still Kramer. Yeah. He did an apology tour there for? Kramer. Kramer's still in the doghouse. Oh, Kramer. Yeah. He did an apology tour there for a while there. That didn't seem to soothe anything over, but he went haywire one night too. He really did. This all leads me to say, Kanye, yay, yay. Are you reading about yay? I just see a little here and there. I mean, it's, it's, it's, yeah.

It seems completely crazy. He sold t-shirts the night of the Super Bowl with swastikas on it. And then tweeted, I'm a Nazi. Take that bitches. Oh, okay. All right. So regardless of how you, regardless of how I have ever felt about Ye's music, there is zero opportunity for that guy to ever make an apology to her in my mind. Of course. It's game over. Yeah.

Canceled by Brian, do what you want to do, listen to what you want to listen to, think of what you want to think too. But I say, done with Ye. I mean, Swastika's too far. It's just too far. You've gone too far. You're selling T-shirts with swastikas on them? What in the good fuck are you thinking, Ye?

Simmer down. And you even told me, and I went back and looked at it, that his wife is like on an apology tour behind him. Yeah, but then I read something this morning that said she said she didn't say that. Oh, really? That's something crazy. I don't know. I'm stubbing away from the crazy. Wait, now she's saying that she didn't say that. Oh really? I don't think crazy. I don't know. I'm stubbing away from the crazy. Wait, now she's saying that she didn't say that?

Yeah, I saw a blurb this morning and I was gonna click on it and then I was like I'm just done with it. Okay, so she made an apology and now Bianca, what's her last name? Sensori. Sensori. Let's read about this for just one second. Kanye West's children with the Bianca Sensori argued on Grammy night. Sensori rep denies cry for help after her husband's Kanye hate-filled tirade. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So, yes, we have reached out to X to get the account unverified or banned.

Apparently a dummy account is running around saying things on behalf of Bianca. Yeah, there's no amount of apologies, Bianca, to soothe over your dumb, dumb boyfriend's trolling bullshit. It's just over. Like, it's too much. I agree with you. Enough with Kanye. Yeah, I'm just done. Let's just be. Like, it's too much. I agree with you. Enough with Kanye. Yeah, I'm just done.

Let's just be done with Kanye. Maybe we take like a decade-long break from Kanye and check back on his mental health after he has, and this is no joke, after he gets some medication that can clearly set him straight. The interesting thing about Kanye is that I read that he obviously deals with mental health issues. Mm-hmm. Yes, obviously. He said that before, right?

And he said that he was once diagnosed with bipolar, but then another psychiatrist came in and said, no, you're not bipolar, there's a different thing going on with you, and you should take this different set of medications. To which Kanye said, I don't really want to take those medications because they stomp on my creativity. Right. Which, okay, I get it, but when your creativity is the vehicle upon which you're delivering the message and

your unchecked mind is going haywire, you might need to find a balance there between medications and your creativity because the things you are saying are absolutely disgusting. And if you're trolling us, cool, whatever, then I'm just going to ignore it altogether. But if that's really where your brain is going, then I think you definitely need to find some new medications that can help you straighten that out. And mental health is no joke. We've talked about it a lot on the show. And I don't want to make fun of, you know, I don't want to make light of somebody's mental health issues. But when you're that far off the gravy train,

someone's got to pull you back on the tracks. Something has to pull you back on the tracks. Therapy, medication, friends and family, a combination of, and I think that's probably part of the problem too, is that Kanye is so famous, in his own mind, he probably can't trust anybody, and he's just so in his own bubble, there's no one there to burst it. No one is going to burst it, because everybody else around him is probably on the Kanye gravy train too. They put up with it because they're getting paid to put up with it, and they want to be

around Kanye. And I'm sure there's some people that actually love Kanye and know that somewhere deep down, there's somebody in there that they like. We know this because we've dealt with people with mental health issues. There are people, sometimes, the people that we love are not the people that we like, if you understand what I'm saying. The people that we love are somewhere in there, but the people we don't like happen to be here right now, right? And that's just a complicated part of mental health. But as

far as Ye is concerned, and Brian is concerned, Ye, we're broken up. It's a done deal. You're done with it. No mas. And Bianca, I have some clothes for you to wear. That's all I got to say. You can walk around like that here at the house, but when you go out of the house, I'm just going to kindly ask you to clever up your clitoris. It's a rule in the green household. It's a good one. Tell you more about our rules when we get back.

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At 700 hours, you're in. You're in for a penny. You're in for a pound. And I have to tell you that it's official. My secret is out. My neighbors now know about the podcast. Some folks at Starbucks know about the podcast. I've asked them to keep it low key. I've asked them to say...

You verified that. I verified it. Well, they verified it. And red-faced, I turned around and walked out of the building without getting my cup of coffee. I said, well, it's been nice knowing you. Thanks very much. I was over at my neighbor's house, the good neighbors, the great neighbors over next year. I was over there. And the good neighbors. The good neighbors. Yeah, the good neighbors. Oh year. I was over there and the good neighbors. Yeah, the good neighbors. Oh my God, you know what happened?

What? The other day I was, do you remember carpet, squash, carpet trunk squash lady? Yes, across the street. The lady who kept on bringing produce that didn't look so hot over to the house and wanted me to eat it. And I was nervous about all of it.

The sweet lady, a little bit off, this is the same lady who threw the air conditioner out of the window. Yes. Thinking that was gonna solve the problem for the broken air conditioner wasn't gonna get better once you threw it out the second story window. But okay, whatever.

They're a little bit older and they're having, so the other day I see the husband walking across the street over through the grass. And I think to myself, well, that's strange. He's never been over, right? He's never come over to say anything. Oh, he was walking into your grass. He was walking into my grass, toward the grass. And I think to myself, well, that's strange. He's never been over, right? He's never come over to say anything. Oh, he was walking into your grass. He was walking into my grass, toward the house. So, you know, I met him out halfway because

he's a little bit older. It looked like he was struggling to walk. I didn't, you know, I didn't know what to do. I just wanted to make life a little bit easier for him. So I put on shoes and I run out there and I say, Hey man, how you doing? And he goes, well, listen, my wife, she's fallen and she's on the floor and I can't lift and I say, hey man, how you doing? And he goes, well, listen, my wife, she's fallen and she's on the floor and I can't lift her up. I'm just too old and weak. And I said, oh, okay. Do you want me to call somebody? You know, do you want me to call somebody? He said, nah, I don't think she wants to go nowhere. She just needs to get up. You think you could help me pick her up? And I'm like, oh man, you're asking the wrong guy to pick somebody up.

Look at me, what do I look like? But, you know, being the dutiful neighbor, I said, okay, head over and I'll be there in a second. And so, I go over there and this poor lady is laying like almost face down in the floor. And she has some health issues, you know, I don't want to get into their personal business, but she has some health issues. You know, I don't want to get into their personal business, but she has some health issues. And she had been at the hospital for like nine months, hadn't seen her in a long time. She'd been at the hospital for like nine months, a long time.

And so I had to lift, so I pull her up off the floor, it's kind of a sitting position. And I'm like going to like grab her arms and say, okay, let's get up really slowly. When she explains, I can't even use my legs. You gotta pick me up and put me in this chair. And I thought to myself, oh shit, this is where it all goes wrong.

I'm not strong. I don't know how to do these things. And if she had broken something when she fell, that could be. It didn't look like she was in pain. She wasn't like crying or wincing or anything like that. It took all of my might to get her up into a chair. All of my might to get her up into a chair.

Like dead weight is, dead weight is dead weight. It's really hard to lift up. So anyway, so I put her on the chair and I said, hey, let me call the ambulance. Let's get somebody out here to take a look at you. And she said, I'm not going back to that hospital. I'm not going back to that hospital. And I thought, well, you got to respect her wishes, I guess. So I said, here, here's my cell phone. Next time, just call me. Don't take the walk all the way over the street. Cause I'm afraid that guy's not going to make it over. He's like shuffling with his feet and those cars are going 80 miles per hour down that road. They don't give a shit. They'll hit that poor old guy. Anyway,

so we're all standing out there and the kids are running around and talking to the good neighbors and I say, and one of the neighbors comes out, one of the adults in the house comes out and she says, hey, you have been a source of entertainment at our house. I just want you to know that. And I thought to myself, here we go. The cat's out of the bag. The good neighbors know, and now it's time to move. I almost put a for sale sign out in front of my house immediately after this conversation.

I swear to God I did. I was like, well, that's it. We're done. They're going to know about all my drug abuse, all my whacking off and all my sex. It's over. I might as well just have people living here at my house and everyone could see what's going on. And she said, yeah, I didn't know that you were doing a podcast, like a comedy podcast where you were interviewing people. We wondered what you did though. Yeah. She was like, I thought you were in real estate. I thought you were in like the

financing business. And I said, I was. That's why we call it the commercial break. I said, the actual, the first episode of the commercial break that you can no longer find was about commercial real estate. But I just decided I didn't want to talk about real estate 24 hours a day. That's right. And she said, oh, well, I listened to one of your episodes and I had no, and I thank God this was the thing that she said, because there were like children standing there, like her children too. She was like, I had no idea that Keanu Reeves was not the first choice for The Matrix. And now I'm remembering the episode where we talked about that. It's a rather benign episode. And I thought to myself, well, that's a good episode. That is a good episode for you and I to recommend to people.

To point to people. Yes. Say, just listen to that episode. Just that one. Don't go anywhere else. Right. Just, we should have a separate, and then I thought about this walking back over to the house, figuring out how I move or quickly figure out how the commercial break cannot show up at their house. I said to myself, we should have a separate RSS feed where it's the same name, the same picture, the same everything, but it's only got a couple of episodes. And those episodes are like you and I talking about therapy, you know,

like self-help therapy, all good groceries. That's what we should talk about. No Kanye, no penises, no clitorises, just us having a very friendly conversation for 20 or 30 minutes. Then, when people we don't want to know about the podcast find out about the podcast, we can direct them to that dummy RSS feed where they'll be none the wiser. This is a fantastic idea. They'll be none the wiser. How would they ever know? There's no difference in the look. We'll even start with the same opening music. They'll be like, this is great. Brian's doing great things over there. Look at him. He's helping people. He's a life coach.

I'm a life coach. Oh, we got a lot of feedback about that one. A lot of feedback about that one. We actually got a pushback from a couple of people who noted that life coaches are like therapists. They are there to help you in tough times and help guide you, and it's not always, you know, someone trying to scam you out of money. I didn't say it was always about scamming you out of money, but if you want to have a life coach like a therapist, get a therapist, someone who's actually been licensed to do the work. I'm not saying all life coaches are bad in every circumstance

I'm saying that not everybody can be a life coach When someone's 26 years old without having lived any life and they want to be a life coach I just have a hard time swallowing that pill. Yeah, like when you haven't even left your mom and dad's house But you're a Jay Shetty life coach, what exactly does that mean? What life have you lived that makes you qualified to do that? There are people on this earth that I would take life advice from. Is Chris Kristofferson still alive? No.

Well, when he was, I would have accepted him as a life coach. Chris Kristofferson. Who else? Who's another wise figure? Oprah? Dennis Leary. Who's another wise figure? Oprah? Dennis Leary. Oprah would be a good life coach.

Maybe even our friend Gail, because Gail seems like she's been there every step of the way. Has a best friend ever made out better in history than Gail did? No. I'm just wondering. She's like now making $20 million a year as the morning co-host of This Morning on CBS or whatever it is. Never in the history of ever. I'm sorry, Chrissy. That's just not going to happen to you. I'm still waiting.

That's not going to be Chrissy's lot in life. Chrissy's like, if I hitch my wagon to Brian, I'll be like Gail. I'll be doing the morning shows while Brian's- Maybe we need to go on a road trip. Didn't they go on some kind of road trip? And that kind of really got people into Gail? Yeah, I think there was always like- Back when Oprah had her show. Yeah, Oprah always would mention Stedman and Gail.

They were constant conversation points. But I think you're right about this. There was a coming out party for Gail on the Oprah Winfrey show back in the early 2000s, where everybody decided, oh, this Gail lady she's talking about is pretty cool. Let's get her out there in front of everybody. And let's face it, Oprah owns her own production company. So Oprah, Oprah knighted a bunch of people. She knighted Dr. Oz. Thanks Oprah. She knighted Dr. Phil. So Oprah, Oprah knighted a bunch of people. She knighted Dr. Oz. Thanks, Oprah.

She knighted Dr. Phil. Thanks, Oprah. I think she knighted Gail. Okay, we can accept that one. Who else did she knight? Wasn't there one other person that kind of became famous because of Oprah? I'm sure a number of people went into Lexicon because of Oprah, but I'm thinking of her production company more specifically. Oh, Eckhart Tolle became a household name, I think in part because of Oprah. Dr. Wayne Dyer was on the Oprah show a couple of times also. You know, these are people, Eckhart Tolle, I would take life coaching from Eckhart. That's a person I would take life coaching from. Debbie, who's in her junior year of college, is not someone I would take life coaching advice from. Yeah, I'm sorry. That's my point. My point is that everybody becomes a life

coach without any life experience or any kind of, you know, road rash, then what do they really know? I think good therapists, good life coaches, people in your life who give you good advice, the reason why they give you good advice is because they have seen a thing or two and that makes them, that gives them some wisdom. That's the definition of wisdom, right? Yeah. What is the definition of wisdom? Am I just making that up now?

It sounds right. Okay, thank you. You know what would be a good life coach? It's kind of almost like a paid friend in a way. A therapist? No, a life coach. Sorry, my voice. I have no idea what's going on.

Chrissy, do we have to have a conversation about your late night partying? It was not late night. At what time? What time did you get in last night? I was home by like 10.30. 10.30 is a little late on a school night, Chrissy. I'd like you in bed by 9.15. It was worth it to go see the Led Zeppelin movie, which I highly recommend.

In IMAX? Yes. Am I right about that? That's the only way it's showing. Why in IMAX? What was it all about? It was great. And what was the movie about?

Well, it was about the beginning of Led Zeppelin, like how each one of them began their lives and then the making of the first two records. Okay. So it's like a documentary covering that first couple of years of Led Zeppelin in IMAX so that you can see all of Robert Plant in his tight jeans. So you can see his penis in 3D. I guess maybe the sound and the way the screen curved. Was it crowded?

No, not on a Monday night. Which IMAX did you go to? Atlantic Station. The Atlantic Station IMAX did you go to? Atlantic Station. The Atlantic Station IMAX. Very cool. So not crowded on a Monday night, so you and Jeff had the run of the roost. Mm-hmm. And we were two other friends, too.

Oh, two other friends. That was a foursome. Uh-huh. All right. And so, and it was well done. It was a good documentary. That was great. Everybody talks except for the dead one?

Yes. Oh, wow. Wow. Okay. It's the first actually authorized documentary on Led Zeppelin. Yeah, Led Zeppelin has been weird about that stuff. I think Robert Plant and Jimmy Page both do not like to be fluffed up a lot, which I give them some credit. Jimmy Page and Robert Plant, life coaches. There you go. Those two. Those are life coaches I would take. And Vince Neil.

Those are life coaches I would take. And Vince Neil, wah-bow! That's another one I would take life coaching from. Geez, Vince involved in the plane crash. Well, Vince's plane was involved in the plane crash. Yeah. In case you don't know, there have been a string of plane accidents. Now, one might say plane accidents happen all the time, they're just being covered more often because, of course, the terrible situation that happened when the helicopter, the army helicopter and the

plane crashed into each other, leaving 68 people dead. And so there's a lot of focus on air traffic and aviation right now, but this really was a weird event out in Reno? Was it Phoenix? Phoenix or? It was Arizona. Arizona. Arizona, okay. In Arizona, where a private plane veered off the runway and smacked into another parked

private plane. Very weird for this to happen. Maybe they lost control. I mean, obviously they lost control. I don't know why they lost control. But one person dead, two people to the hospital to find out that this is one, one of the planes owned by Vince Neil. I know. I didn't realize he was a plane owner.

That Motley Crue cash is good, apparently. People still paying a lot of money to go see old Vince in his beer belly, rolling around stage, trying to remember the lyrics to his own fucking most famous song. Yeah, out of breath. Yeah, he's out of breath because he doesn't walk anywhere. He takes private planes. That guy is unbelievable. How do you have multiple private planes? You have to have a lot of money to have multiple. It's a Learjet too. A Learjet, cool couple million bucks, easy. That doesn't include any of the costs associated with maintaining a plane. Vince was not in the plane. It was

a company that he, he has a holding company for his jets. Wow. Motley Crew cash must have been really, really good. He actually did something with it. Yeah, he actually did. Does Tommy Lee have a plane? I don't know, I don't know. But I will say this, I will say this. Motley Crue Reunion Tour was one of the most successful reunion tours of all time. So didn't they go out, was Motley Crue in,

was it Guns N' Roses? I think so, there were a couple of them. Yeah, Poison Tour? Poison Reunion Tour? Not as successful. Motley Crue? Very successful. Smash Mouth?

Not getting back together. That guy died. Yes. I just wanted to give you a little information on what's coming up this summer. Because festival season's right around the corner, and we all want to know who's going to be the big festival headliners this year.

Well, it looks like some of our old favorites are on the on the lineup. Pearl Jam, Fish, Fish and Pearl Jam. Who's playing at Mempho this year? Well that's not announced yet. Oh you can't give us like the inside track? No. You can't give us a few details? Riverbeat is out. Missy Elliott's headline unit. Killers, the Killers. I do like the Killers. I do like the Killers too. Yeah. A little Anderson Paak. Okay. Yeah. All right. Fan. Cage the Elephant. Ludacris. Okay. Those are just off the top of my head. We've got a little Yacht Rock Revue. Yacht Rock Revue. Look at that. The boys from Atlanta

going over to Memphis to play a game. Man, I'll tell you what, those guys, they're also making bank. Yeah. And all they do is play cover tunes, yacht rock cover tunes. It's fun. Of course, I don't know if I could get up every Thursday, Friday and Saturday night and play sailing and still be sane. But I think yacht rock review has structured themselves in a way where people just kind of turn in and out of the band.

It's like a corporation and different people fill the roles over time. I could be mistaken. I think a couple of them have been around since the beginning, but I think that's the way it is. But they really, Kevin reminded me the other day that him and I went and saw Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon done by Yacht Rock at the Variety Playhouse. Can't say it was my favorite version of Dark Side of the Moon, but it wasn't terrible either. They're very talented musicians. They did their thing. I used to see them all the time. They would be playing done at that Piedmont Park place. The Tavern, the Park Tavern. Park Tavern. Oh, the good old Park Tavern. Yeah, I did a chili cook-off there once. I produced a chili cook-off, Jam Land Productions did. Jam Land's

productions put together the first ever and the last ever. You guys were so, I mean, you were renaissance. We were ahead of our time. You were. Fashion, chili cook-off. Fashion. Yeah, you were the Frankie B. That's right. Lifestyle, fitness, fashion, and fun, plus chili cook-offs. It's a whole thing. Yeah, listen, we dipped our tentacles in everything.

Any place we thought we could lose money, we'd be there in a heartbeat. You wanted to lose money, we were there with you. Don't worry, we'll put in some too, no problem. That chili cook-off went over like a Led Zeppelin, I'll tell you that much. It was the first annual and the last annual Park Tavern Chili cook

off. We had a lot of bands play. We spent a lot of money on it and a lot of people came out and cooked chili. Unfortunately, not a lot of people showed up. Beautiful Saturday afternoon. Really? I'm surprised. No, I think we got like 300 people in there and we wanted like 3000. Such a central place. It is. And it was great. And it was like 20 bucks to get in. And I think if I'm not mistaken, we had a cracker play, like a camper van Beethoven or cracker play, because, you know, they're local,

they're in Athens, right? And so if I'm not mistaken, I think that's who played. There were maybe a hundred people in front of the stage. That's surprising, I have to say, because there's chili cookoffs all around Atlanta that have been going on for years that are in less of a more desirable spot. Right. Beautiful place, right there on Piedmont Park, been around forever, everybody knows it, huge facility, cold beer, lovely staff, you know, you got the whole thing. And it was a nice spring afternoon and it just didn't go well. Yeah, I got the whole thing and it was a nice spring afternoon and it just didn't go well. Yeah, I got the golden touch. You too.

I got the golden touch. By gold you mean dog shit. Everything that you touch turns from gold. Turns to poop. Peep, peep, poop, poop. Midas had the golden touch, Brian has the pee-pee-poopoo touch. So I decided to drink. That's what I did.

I drank. I ended up throwing up in the park, corner of the park. But I did get laid that night. I do remember that much. So there you go. After you threw up. Well, long after I threw up. Yeah.

Well, when you throw up, that gives you more room for more beer and then you just go back into it. You drink yourself sober and then pretty soon, you're, you know, you're Romeo. You're a lover. Nothing like chili. Nothing like chili cigarettes and Bud Light breath to get you all hot and bothered. Are you ready for the best three minutes of your life? Okay, start the clock. I'll be right back. God. What do we got? A minute and a half? I'm coming in. I'm coming in hot. Here I come. There

I go. All right. The chilly kill call. Everything turned to shit, lost a bunch of money, never invited back, but I got laid. And that my friends is the moral of the story. You want a life coach? I got experience for you. There you go. You could be a life coach. You have lived a lot of lives. People have told me before they've said,'ve said, I would pay for this advice. And then they never take it. So it's like, okay, alright. You've been my life coach in some instances. And you've been mine. And Tina and lots of people come in with wisdom at times.

But I don't think I want to be anybody's life. I think you have to have some success in life too. Like you have to have all the failures, but then you also have to have some successes. You can be your kid's life coach. Hey, listen, I am my kid's life coach. Take my kid today. He's got like, I don't want to get into all the details, but he's going to go on. They have like a morning meeting of the entire school every day.

And he's going to be a, he's going to stand up there, he's going to hold the American flag while they say the Pledge of Allegiance. It's a big deal, right? To be the flag holder at such a young age. You know, it's like, you know. And so the teacher sends all the information out and she says, Ah, parents, if you want to come, please feel free to come to watch your kid do the Pledge of Allegiance flag holders. It's different days, different kids. And I was like, wow, put it in the calendar, get up this morning. Everybody rushes to get dressed.

And my kid is like, I don't want you to come. And I'm like, what? And he's like, I don't want you to come. Please don't come. He's like begging me not to come. He's embarrassed of me. And he's not even nine yet. He's embarrassed of me. He told me.

I said, just tell me the truth. Are you embarrassed? And he said, yes, I don't want you to come. Well, every kid is embarrassed of their parents. I never wanted my parents to be around. I respected his wishes because, but he's got another event where he's like playing music next week and he's not escaping my presence from that. No.

I thought, okay, I'm going gonna let you go on the flag holding. But I said, 30 years from now, when you have a life coach and you're crying about how daddy never showed up to anything, you're gonna want this moment. So remember that. Because 30 years from now, it's all gonna be psychics and life coaches doing therapy.

Mark my words, more people trust psychics than therapists. It's crazy. I be psychics and life coaches doing therapy. Mark my words. More people trust psychics than therapists. I know, that's right. All right, TCBpodcast.com. All the audio, all the video right there. You can also get your free sticker on the Contact Us page. Add the commercial break on Instagram. TCBpodcast on TikTok and YouTube.com.

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