Who Are These Podcasts? - Ep634 - The Man Enough Podcast

Episode Date: June 29, 2025

This week we’re over at Drew Lane’s house checking out the softest podcast I’ve ever heard. Justin Baldoni is a male feminist who hosts a show about how terrible men are and how amazing everyone else is. Tori Dunlap, the financial feminist, answers the question “tell us the last time you did not feel enough?” Drew Lane and Marc Fellhauer both sit in to watch the wettest ball washing you’ve ever heard. Brendan Schaub is being sued and it looks like he might have lied to the IRS about his business dealings. Drew was watching Angel Reese’s podcast. The mediocre WNBA player and her guest Lady London complain about being famous. Opie is back at Gebhards embarrassing himself and everyone around him by yelling out the most inappropriate things possible (this man is over 60). We finish things up with the last ever edition of 2 Minutes with Tom and the Internet News. Drew Lane’s show - https://drewlaneshow.com/ Tickets on sale for the Magic Bag on September 12th – https://www.themagicbag.com/concerts-magicbag/who-are-these-podcasts-hide-september-15-2023-hide Support us, get bonus episodes, and watch live every Saturday and Wednesday: http://bit.ly/watp-patreon https://watp.supercast.tech/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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in the magic bag, baby. We've had a great run. There's our fourth year in a row, three sellouts. And this one's looking like it's going to be another one. So do not procrastinate. Get your tickets immediately. If not sooner. Also, we encourage our listeners listeners to give us five stars wherever you review podcasts and then shit always in the comment section today, we'll be reviewing a show called the man enough podcast. The show hosted by Justin Baldoni and he has his sidekicks, Liz plank and Jamie Heath. The show has almost 85,000 subscribers on YouTube, big Hollywood

celebrity. And Drew, I want to ask you, how do we know Justin Baldoni? Justin Baldoni is a director. There's more, of course. He's written a book as well. And he did a lot of Ted talks on masculinity, but he was most recently doing what we call it ends with us with Blake Lively and towards the end of the production period, she went after him with claims of sexual harassment, which he was able to kind of make disappear with some dailies and it appeared that her claims were rather dubious. Then it appeared that Blake was trying to change the ending of the movie. She rewrote an ending and presented it to Justin with Ryan Reynolds and then Taylor

Swift just happened to drop by and love her ending too. So there's this big mess. Lawsuits, I think, have been pretty much dropped at this point, but he was really known for, besides directing, being a feminist. And he had a book called man enough, which promotes feminism and talks about toxic basculinity, being vulnerable, normalizing sensitivity, the pitfalls of pornography, all the kinds of things that I know you've been studying. Carl, Chris, he's got another book too. Did you see that drill? Boys will be, and then men has crossed off and it says

human boys will be human. Yeah. No, he has a kids book version of it. Pretty amazing grift. He's got going on here. It really is. I was watching the podcast. It makes me laugh because I, are they really saying these things and agreeing with each other? It's just so soft. Well, what I'd love to know is what is the makeup of his audience? Cause I still believe it's women. I think it is trying to, he's talking to men, but he's really talking to women about how terrible men are. Yeah. He's simping to women. Yeah. There you go. Well, there was a, an episode he did a couple of years ago and they had the BLM founder Alicia Garza. This episode has 3,700 views. It's been up there for two years. So I don't

think it's finding an audience. You're asking about who's watching this. No one. The answer is of course no one, but I wanted to show you the beginning of this podcast because it is pretty wild. You know, they always show those little excerpts. They're like, this is what you're, you want to see coming up. And this is what we're in store for coming up on man enough. Being a man in, in these spaces, I unknowingly center myself. And that's why I was afraid to speak. I think a lot of people go through that. I've been knocked upside the head a few times and I don't want to be that guy. We all have stuff that we've been taught.

It's hard to unlearn. And even if we're consciously trying to do it, like we make a mistake. And instead of people being kind and saying oh you made a mistake okay let's try that again. You're like totally ready to slice your throat like I'm never talking to you again and you're garbage. None of that sounds fun. Well she talks and talks and talks and talks and because she's the BLM person they can't interrupt her or suggest that she shorten her answers. Oh, also because she's a queer woman, drew never interrupted queer woman. Of course. Very rude to do that. So more on this intro. You noticed that Justin Bell Donnie wasn't

on that episode and said they had this guy, Andy Grammer. Whoa. Do you know who Andy Grammer seemed a little more toxic singer? Yes. He is a singer. I've heard that name. Oh, he's brutal. We'll get into that. But first, this is the clip that drew goes, Carl, tell me you pulled this clip. And I said, Oh yeah, I definitely did intimacy between a father and a son is me just wanting to like put my head in your lap. I love you son. Oh There's a word for that it's called incest How can he live with himself I Mean that can't be real I just like the fact that he interrupted his podcast to give his dad a hug in the middle of it

And look at the man bun sure how many times have you stopped recording to hug somebody? And look at the man bun. Drew, how many times have you stopped recording to hug somebody? What a weird concept. But this isn't the intro. I think you guys should get up and hug right now. Mark, they play this every episode. This was like a highlight. Every episode?

Yeah, this is in the intro of this. Well, if that's an example of what the show's about, yeah, you just, you're not going to get anybody to watch it. It was a seminal moment. Seminal moment, yeah. Wow, here's more of the intro. You haven't called me a benevolent sexist, but my experience is women are better. Even if it's a positive, it's still not equality.

I don't blame men for that. I just blame the system. This is... Man enough. Okay, we'll get back to that episode. Wait, did he say women are better and she's like, that's not enough? That's what I heard. It's not your fault. You're dumb. Like, okay, yeah. Thanks for letting us off the hook. That's not equal. Right? Yes. Men always lose on this show. That's why women love it. I guess. Well, one of the reasons why we tuned into this podcast

is because they had a guest on and it's a woman that we've covered many times on who are these podcasts is someone that I'm fascinated by and that would be Tori Dunlap, the financial feminist. She has a grift going that is unbelievable. And so she's a guest on the show. And this is the first question asked, by the way, this is the first question they ask every guest that they have on the show. When was the last time that you haven't felt enough? Oh, I don't know why I knew I was going to cry today. I didn't know I was going to cry this soon. To be honest with you, I think it's been a really long time because if there's one thing I've ever known, it's that I'm enough. Because if there's one thing I've ever known, it's that I'm enough. Wow.

She's plenty. Was she crying? No. And why would she be crying? Because she's just like, no, I'm good. Why would she even tear up over that? She's enough. How does she understand the question?

I have no idea what that means. Drew, if someone asked me once last time when you didn't feel enough, I'd answer the last time I used a condom. I would like to feel more, please. Yes, I'm not feeling enough with this. I'm not feeling enough. I'm not feeling enough. I'm not feeling enough.

I'm not feeling enough. I'm not feeling enough. I'm not feeling enough. I'm not feeling enough. I'm not feeling enough. I'm not I would like to feel more. Please. I'm not feeling enough. I'd say, what the fuck are you talking about? And then of course, like she gets right into therapy after that and talks about, Oh, well, you know, when I go to see my therapist, I'm like, well, we don't have to cover this stuff. Cause I, my self esteem is great. Like, okay, good for you. This is this show, by the way,

I assume is like, if you don't have a drug problem, this is the way you're supposed to live your life. So I'm going drug problem all the way. It seems way more fun, way more fun. Yeah. It seems very boring. So I couldn't live like, no, no one could live like this. This is insane. Tori explains. There's only two ways to approach someone you wish to be like, Tori explains there's only two ways to approach someone you wish to be like. If you look at somebody existing how you potentially want to exist, but you're not there yet, you either have an opportunity to go,

wow, this person's going to challenge me to be better, or you go, oh, I hate this person. I hate what they stand for. I hate that they're doing this because it feels like a mirror to yourself. Everyone agrees with every insane thing that's said on the show. It kind of sounded like the, uh, the one cohost Liz was just like, yeah, that's what I heard. I don't know about all that. Like what she's describing

is jealousy. There's a word for that. Yeah. It's like, we, this is not a new concept that a Tory's coming up with for us. So I don't know the nonsense that they speak on the show. You never learned anything like babbling keywords. They've picked up. Isn't it like Meghan Markle on steroids? Yeah. Well to that point, Mark. So there's this long question with all these buzzwords and it's just nonsense. And so I's this long question with all these buzzwords and it's just nonsense. And so I'm going to get to the end of that. And will you translate it? No, I'm going to skip by all that and show you the end of that question. And then

Tori's answer, which is great. But how do you maintain that self-worth when so many things are going against that? What a beautiful question. There's a difference between, I think, the way you view yourself and your own internal work versus what society is telling you. By society standards, Liz and I are worth less. By society standards, and we're white women, so if we're doing hierarchy by society, I think that's a really good question because you're exactly right. I think women, people of color, any disabled people, LGBTQ, you're being told

constantly by society that you are not enough or that you can't have rights to your own body or you can't have the right to love who you want to love or you can't have healthcare, right? That's a, I don't know. I don't know how you, I would love for her to repeat the question back. Cause I don't think she knows what that question was. He's basically saying when you feel bad, what do you do to make yourself feel better? Right? Yeah. Who is, whoever says women are not enough. I don't hear anyone saying this. I hear the go girl nonstop. Nobody's, nobody solidifies the social hierarchy more than the people that are keep repeating

what it is. When I signed up for my health insurance, there was a question of if I was gay or not. And if I check, yes, they're like, Oh, nevermind. I don't know what they're talking about. This is the grift that she does. She has to pretend society is backwards and she doesn't want to fix it. Fixing it would fuck up her whole livelihood. Yeah, she needs a conflict. She needs this. Society is backwards and she doesn't want to fix it. Fixing it would fuck up her whole livelihood.

She needs a conflict. She'll overcome. Yes, she needs this. It's so easy to just blame society because like, what does that mean? You know the construct? Uh huh, yeah. What do you mean by that?

Interesting to note that that's another instance where someone didn't automatically agree when she says, Liz and I are worthless. And Liz is like, ah. That's right. At every point she looked shocked by that comment. Like, fuck you. I'm worth more than you.

Isn't it kind of strange, though, to hear all the women who say that, oh, even white women are treated so badly. We're just not enough. We keep being told that. And that's always someone who's a multimillionaire superstar with a giant platform. True. It's funny.

He said it, because I was just thinking, I would love to see a homeless white guy on the show who's just broke and talk about the social constructs with these idiots. Yeah. How would they deal with that? That'd be, that would overwhelm them. I'm sure. Well, they blame society for him for whatever the reason is fault. Yeah. Well, that would fuck that up though, Mark. Cause then it'd be like, well, how does a white guy not succeed in a society that's built for white guys to succeed in? They've been out shit does not compute. It's not compute. Does not compute. Cause he would have been more than enough and yet he didn't make it. He's a huge failure.

Well, then they get into, and there's a lot of nonsense in this episode. Producer Chris watched the whole thing. I'm sorry about it. But then they get into dating, you know, how tough it is to be dating when you're a feminist and you're doing all the stuff that you're doing your go girl And I think this is actually a pretty honest answer So what's it like dating? ladies For the two married men here What's it like dating today being two very successful powerful women a garbage fire?

two very successful, powerful women. A garbage fire. Thank you. End of question. That'd be a dumpster fire. What's it like dating when you're fat and unattractive? That's what I do to stay. Yeah, it's hot garbage, dumpster fire. Notice she answered first, not the more attractive one.

Yes. Yeah, I can actually be successful and being an attractive girl, I can get any guy I want. Oh really? You can't know shit. Maybe I should lose some LBs. Yeah. Yeah. That would actually help you out a ton. I by garbage fire. I mean fun. Is that a trope now that guys don't want to be with a woman who makes a lot of money? Yeah. I've heard that a lot. Like, Oh, guys are intimidated. No, they can't handle it. Most guys I know would be like, yeah, you want to go earn money. Great. That's much twice as much or kind of have some. No, I can't handle it. Most guys I know would be like, yeah, you want to go where money great. That's much twice as much or can I have some? Yeah, exactly.

I have a buddy who's dated so many losers. He's just like, I just want to go with a job. There he goes. That's what it goes. Not $50,000 or more of debt. Amazing. I just, I don't know. I just hate that when people say that, that guys just are intimidated by a woman who makes a lot of money. It's like, no, not the guys I know. But again, Mark, I don't know. I just hate that when people say that, that guys just are intimidated by a woman who makes a lot of money. It's like, no, not the guys I know. But again, Mark, I think it's like, you have to be a victim even when you're successful. You're still a victim. Good point. Well, you know, that's society's fault. Right. I agree. This is a, an odd observation that Tori makes. And if a man is photographed on the golf course in a Rolex, it's like, cool. You must be doing well for yourself. If a woman is in a designer dress,

it's like, that's such a waste of money. It's so frivolous. What are you doing? No one said that. Only other women might say that. She shouldn't be wearing a designer dress. You can't polish a turd. Go to Lane Bryant with the rest of the 10s.

Coleman, I don't know who makes the 10. She never sees the best dressed at the Oscars or the BET awards or I mean, she's never watched that about these people. She's too busy, man. True. Yeah. To a demand. None of it makes any sense. So at the end, of course they're talking about their purpose and there is producer Chris put it in the email. He sent me instead of ball washing. This is some clit washing What I always say to the guests is that you are enough But you already know that So I don't have to

Really nice to hear though. So thank you. You are More than enough. May we all have the enoughness that you have. Thank you. The world would heal like that. And thank you for using your enoughness to make other people feel like they're enough. This is what I was put on search to do.

Enough is enough! Enoughness. Is this a drinking game? Yeah, it's like Super Church with the meow thing. How many times can we say enough? Before they call us out on our bullshit. I think your enoughness is enough. Enoughness? These people are so fucked up!

They're supposed to be fixing us and they're so fucked up. They're all in therapy. How can they be fucked up? Drew, I'm glad you followed this show. I think we have to explore this on your show. There are some other episodes, Carl. They're absolutely nuts. All right. Let's learn more about this guy, Andy Grammer, who's filling in for Justin on this episode, the BLM woman. You know, he got real emotional recently because he was watching women play sports.

And I was watching highlights of the women's team and they're so awesome. They're so incredible. And I just sat there and I just cried. Straight up I was not prepared for the emotion that I was going to feel because I remember having so many conversations with my mother about sports. That is ludicrous. He must have had a losing bet or something. That's the only reason to cry over a woman's game Are we sure this isn't a comedy?

If this is a comedy these guys are like a Zach Galifianak's level like straight yeah, yeah, cuz I would bust Keep it together Kaufman ask yes All right, we can reclassify it as a comedy and probably get 200,000 more subscribers. Well, we could just put a laugh track in like you just did. What was that sitcom where they took the laugh track out? You realize how bland and ridiculous it was with those that nerd show? Oh God, I don't know. Family matters. If sure. All right. So again, this is the question they always ask everyone who comes on with first question. Would you mind answering a question for us as we, as we jump in? I would love to tell us if you don't mind, when's

the last time that you did not feel enough? Oh my god. Oh, wrong person. It's so ridiculous. So of course they always have to label themselves. Everything is about labels because labels is how you decide whether society is wronging you or not. And so let's find out what her labels are. As a black woman who's queer, who, you know, got some great idea to start some organization from scratch. Like what was I thinking about making money? Nice humble brag. Yeah. She's, she's black. She's queer and very humble. Yeah. The trifecta. Do you suppose the show do an update on what happened to BLM's money? Yeah. By the way, this is right before it came out. I think the New York post broke

the story that she has a $6 million house that was purchased by someone else and then was transferred to a Delaware LLC in order to hide the fact that she bought this house that has a pool and has enough parking for 20 cars. It's got over six bedrooms and baths. I know it was one of the founders. Brothers was hired as a security guard for like 250 grand a year And of course, he'd never worked security before but whatever. Yeah Alright, so now it's Andy's turn to do some ball washing because this amazing person came over the hashtag I was I was gonna say, I just wanna tell you, so I'm a musician and I have songs

that go out on the radio and all over the world and stuff and then I'll have people come up to me and be like, oh my God, I just need you to know that I was going through this thing and your song came on at a certain time and it really helped me and saved me. So I've been on the receiving end of it and I want, in the best possible, sweetest,

authentic way to tell you that what you've created has had an immense change in me. So thank you. My God. Thank you. What a way to ask a question, by the way, I just want you to know that I'm also famous. Anyway, when I'm not signing autographs, I'm really impressed by your hashtag when I'm not changing lives with music. So everyone on this show is very humble. We're getting that sense right now. Someone starting BLM got him through his mother's illness or what? Really? Yeah. Drew, you can't connect those dots. I think I'd ask a follow-up, but there, you know, there's no answer. No, of course not. They just go, Oh yeah. Yeah. I'm glad

I changed your life and made it better. And then this is just white guilt personified here from our buddy. One of the things that shifted this idea that like when, when the black lives matter movement hashtag, sorry, started happening, it really forced me to go like, Oh, I want to get involved. Like I love everything this is about. Like, put me in coach. And what happened quickly was, like, I inherently thought I was gonna be good at it just because I'm a white guy. And that's what I were told to think. So I like jumped in the game and then quickly was like, Oh shit, like I am stepping on everyone

and I'm hurting and I'm the worst one here. So I need to take a real step back and like listen a lot. And I think that, uh, I would love for you to speak upon just your experience with men in organizations and ways that we can get better. Shut the fuck up. What did you call someone the N word? What could you have possibly done when you wanted so desperately to support this that was so horrible.

Hey, get to the back with the other one. That's what he's doing on the front here with us. I don't even know why he's allowed to speak. I guess the only reason why he's allowed to speak is because he's talking about how terrible he is being a white man. It's like, okay. And if you want to get so involved in why did they lose all their money? How'd all the money go away? It sounds like you didn't help much. Why don't you just a ball washer by just saying it was later on in the show. I didn't clip it. I love the way they look at each other. You know, the second camera, it's

like, I just can't wait for you to stop talking. I can say something self-important. Yeah. Is it my turn yet? Let's, let's talk about another episode they had. This one is with a guest called Anthony Ramos and Anthony Ramos is a Hamilton Hamilton theater actor. Very good, Mark. And this guy, oh boy, Liz's first question is a doozy. What's up? What's up? I'm so happy to be here. First, I have to say, Anthony, do you remember that we've met before? Wait, wait with me. Don't put me on the spot. The first question. No, no, no. You know what?

I got set up just now. I thought the first question was going to be like, yo, you know, we like to start off all our guests with the first question. What does it mean to be man enough? Oh, we have, you're a real listener of the show. You know, the first question. I'm a fan. Of course you got Hamilton's a fan of this. What an asshole.

Do you remember me? Yeah. It's the first question. I, I can't stand when people do that to me. And the answer is no. Yeah. Of course. I'm not mad enough, but you have to be such a narcissist to be like, Hey, do you remember hanging out with

me? But we've noticed how often people do us. It's like, when did we meet? Right. Or what did you mean? Yeah. Just tell the story. I mean, that's all she really wants is to tell the story. She, and she did. She does tell the story and there's a lot of name dropping a lot of celebrities in there. It's like, Hey, could it just be like, you know what? I, we've actually met before. And then if he wants to be like, yeah, of course I remember that. Yeah. Let them lie. All of these people are incapable of not making it about themselves. Right. The first fucking question, but it's not an interesting question or answer. Well, it's funny to say that it's

pointless. It's funny. You say they all make it about themselves because watch what the other guy does here, Jamie. So she has no idea, but I have to do something because if not, I love it. Let's go. Let's go. What's her name? Natasha. Natasha. So really so relatable. So we had a FaceTime with his wife. Who's a fan and just put her on the spot. And by the way, this is the most awkward exchange ever. He's just like, Hey, how you doing? She's like, Oh, okay. Good to see you. Bye. I mean, the audience must love that. Right. Talking about radio for one or what is the point of that? Just for him to get laid tonight. Right. Cause now his wife's going to have

to put out. Yeah. But who is she thinking about? He doesn't care. As long as he's enough. You mentioned that Mark because that is the real first question that they ask Anthony as you know. So you know, we normally don't start off with the question you thought we start off. We start off with this one, which is when is the last time that you didn't feel enough? All right, right, right. That's the one. Yeah. I messed up the question, but yeah, that was the one I was thinking in my heart. Was the last time I didn't feel enough. Whoa. I mean, just yesterday I had a mad therapy session. Of course, of course, You get a mad therapy question.

Hardcore therapy. I don't know. I mean, judging from the look outside his window, he's doing just fine and he's plenty enough. I mean, there's palm trees and water. Yeah. He couldn't be more successful at what he does. I don't want to hear you whine about it. It's about not being enough.

I'm not going to therapy enough. That's my problem. We should go to mad therapy. Mad therapy. It's cooler. It's way more hip. So yeah, that is a Justin Bell Doni's man enough podcast. That is wild stuff. I definitely want to revisit this. I mean, that's really that is flip me to team Blake lively. Hashtag team Blake. Yeah. And she doesn't have any on her side. No, but what did you do? You mentioned drew that to $400 million lawsuit that the judge just finally dismissed because they're like, no, I didn't say that.

I think he's refiling too. Isn't he? Yes he is. He is. We got dismissed for a yeah. And he sued the New York times for I think the same amount. Yeah. That's crazy. Well speaking of suing people, his podcast is failing. He did get dropped by his agency though, because Ryan Reynolds is in the same agency, creative artists. But if I'm in the agency, I'm going to choose him over Bell Donnie. I mean, that's of course, that's a no brainer. Yeah. Sorry. Well speaking of suing people, our friend Brendan shot, this is just dropped that there is potentially a civil lawsuit coming his way. Now, Brendan shot. This is just dropped that there potentially a civil lawsuit coming his way. Now, Brendan shot from the fighter in the kid, a guy that we've covered many times from the golden hour and he does his own Brennan the shop show and

he's all over the place. He tried to do standup and that didn't really work out too well for him. So he had to pretend he was retiring from standup, which is not something that successful standups ever do. Well, stamps with children retire. Yes. You got to do it because this kid's playing baseball. Maybe I see yellow field player get thrown out of the game. So Brendan Shub also sued a fellow podcast review show called a unique entertainment formula or formerly Scion Z. And that was failed miserably. That got thrown out of court because of fair use, which is by the way, a landmark case for people

like us. If that had gone a different way, I don't know that we'd still be doing who are these podcasts or that any of these shows to be doing what they do. But I'm saying it could have been you, Carl. No, that's not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is that was an amazing judgment that actually has cleared it, cleared it so that we won't have to deal with any of those frivolous lawsuits because now there's precedent set. Thank you, Brendan. Thank you for wasting your money and humiliating yourself. Finally does something. Right. Did he spend a lot of money on this suit too? Cause I, he spent a million dollars suing somebody. Oh, it probably is that. Yeah. Wow. So now someone's suing him and a podcast,

podcast cringe, just put out a video that kind of breaks this all down. I want to start off with some of the background on this, but I know Drew's been looking at this a little bit and I've been checking it out. So this is probably a good place to start. And this latest one isn't about the so-called Reddit trolls. It's not about podcast bots. It's not even about his failing podcasting empire. This time, Brendan Schaub is knee deep in a civil lawsuit out of Palm Beach County, Florida, with allegations so ridiculous, so on-brand

that even the fighter and the kid subreddit couldn't have dreamed this one up. We're talking tax fraud, wire fraud, civil theft, conspiracy, and brace yourself. You guys are going to fucking love this one. Allegedly using a CBD company's private customer database to spam strangers with promos for his failing comedy special at the time that this lawsuit is crazy. And what I love is that the guy who's suing Brendan Schaub is leaking all this stuff like private communication, which we'll get to in a little bit, but this seems like a pretty big deal. I don't know. I mean, it's brand new. I don't know if Brendan Schaub, I don't know what he knows about it

yet. I don't think he's even been served yet. I cannot believe how much money changed hands in this thing. I mean, Shob, he was on top of the world six, seven years ago. He really was. Yeah. Yeah. The Joe Rogan effect worked for him better than most people. That's right. You buy CBD oil to help your anxiety. And next thing you know, Brendan Shob's in your inbox, begging you to watch Gringo Pu puppy. That's not just poor marketing. That's psychological warfare. So the CBD company had no, no knowledge that he was using it. Oh, no, no, no. They were my misunderstanding. Okay. So he was actually a partner. He became a partner at the company because he, they went to him to have him endorse the product and the way they got him to come

on board is they gave him 10% of the company. Ah, okay. And then by his access of that, that's how he got the mailing list. Yeah. It must have been the mailing list. Yeah. Wow. Yeah. I'll, I'll show you how that went down cause he actually was texting with the CEO of the company. Maybe we should go there first actually. Not since we're talking about it. Cause this is on the, the fighter and the kids subreddit. This has leaked out of what the text conversation was between these two guys and it's going to be small, but I'll try to, to, Oh, I'm not gonna read this. Let's see. God. I was trying to read print like this the other day.

It was not good. He says, Hey boss, you're definitely one of the smarter people I know. So I'm reaching out to you. This is Brendan reaching out to this guy. Please keep this between us. Whoops. So with my special coming out, brings out a new reason for haters to jump on me. Well, it's been brought to my attention. These idiots created a campaign to shit on the special and are creating fake accounts and leaving awful reviews and one-star reviews on my IMDb. I spoke with IMDb and they said the same thing happened to Amy Schumer and Kevin Hart. That's why people don't like Amy Schumer because of bots and fake accounts. Okay. That's funny. Only

way to combat this is by having positive reviews and rankings. We can't shut the smear campaign down even though it's just an IMDb, but still I hate feeling like these fucking schmucks are winning. Did the guy respond by letting hear me out on this by, Hey, be more funny. Like you better comedian. Actually Mark, the way you responded was good morning, Brendan. Thank you for reaching out and trusting me. First off, you're on the top of the very high mountain and all sheeple below will always be yelling up at who's on top. Let me develop a strategy and plan. And while I'm finishing this leg workout, in other words, I can get this weight. I'm

busy right now. Is it okay to call you to discuss what time and Brennan says, I love, I love that. He's trying to make Brennan feel enough by the way, by telling you, kissing his ass. Jeez. So Brennan responds, yes, sir. I'm going to go on a long run around 8am. Won't have service. So he has to be like, Oh, you're doing like day. Guess what? I'm doing cardio. Okay. Whatever, man. A lot of service where I'm running. So can we talk after 11? Perfect. Call me when you're free. We will correct this. I got you brother. We will put together a five star ranking ninja team together. Wow. And he writes, yeah, it's embarrassing to even confess it's a, it affects me. I couldn't sleep. Oh, he doesn't want this getting out.

He can sleep after doing that shitty special, but he doesn't want this getting out. He can sleep after doing that shitty special, but he can't sleep over the campaign. He could sleep with his family, hating his guts. Figured you'd have an idea and not judge me. Weird position to be in my other friends who are in comedy or TV, just say, don't pay attention to any of it. And by the way, I've seen Joe Rogan tell him this specifically. Joe Rogan is like, I don't read the comments. Just don't read the comments. It's that easy. Doesn't exist. If you read it. Right. He says, which I understand. But when it's a smear campaign against something I worked my ass off for, and it's a good product,

the competitive side comes out. This guy's not learned anything. He thinks that gringo poppy is a good product and people don't like it because they were told to. It's great. Wow. All right. So the, these lawsuit gets more nuts. What podcast cringe continue to explain it. World-class self-sabotage after getting his 10% stake in pure spectrum. Brendan allegedly does what Brendan does best. Absolutely. Fuck all. The lawsuit spells it out clear as day. Brendan missed every single required social media post for those keeping score at home. That's 88 out of 88 missed posts. He failed to honor his contractual obligation.

So it says right here, he agreed to post five Instagram stories per month. It's like one a week. Yeah, that's so easy. Fuck that part. He Instagram stories per month. It's like one a week. Yeah. That's so easy. How could you fuck that part up? And he's part owner. So it's like you want this thing to succeed. It doesn't make any sense. How lazy are you? Meanwhile, get this, he still managed to collect over 370 grand in commissions from Pure Spectrum. That's right. Brendan allegedly pocketed hundreds of thousands of dollars while doing less promo than Chin does research for the fighter and the kid.

And honestly, that's impressive in its own way. But like every good Bappa scandal, things get dumber because as Gringo Puppy started tanking harder than his Spotify download numbers, Brendan allegedly decided to get creative. And by creative, I mean desperate. This lull suit contains possibly the funniest sentence I've ever read in illegal filing.

On multiple occasions in 2019 and 2020, Mr. Sharp solicited plaintiff to send mass emails using Pure Spectrum's customer database to promote defendants unrelated comedy specials to help boost poor ratings on Showtime and IMDB. Let that sink in for a second. People are signing up to Pure Spectrum's mailing list because they want CBD products.

They're dealing with anxiety, pain, sleeplessness, and Brendan allegedly tries to hijack the database to spam them with ads for gringo puppy. And now as we saw in that text conversation, it sounds like maybe the owner, that was his idea. He's trying to please this guy. He's the partners. He wants him on board because he's just like, man, what can I do? What, which by the way, is a crazy question to ask this guy. He's not as publicist. He's not as manager as agent. He's just a business partner. Like, Hey man, you're smart. Yeah. Why go to that guy? It's not his problem.

It's not his problem at all. Our customers are in a bad way. So maybe they'll think you're funny. They need sleeping. Check out his special. But what did I guy did say? They're going to make an army of bots or whatever for positive to combat it, you know, but positive results out. Is this his way of going? Okay, I'll just use the mailing list. Is it possible that this CBD guy, because he just owns a CBD company or is part owner that he thinks Brennan is a star and he's sort of simping to shop? Yes. A hundred percent. Yes. Why else would he want to promote the product? I mean, I guess he was that big at that. Was he that big at that time? Oh yeah. This is the peak for him. Like 20, 29, 20, 18, 20, 19 fighter. And the kid was still popular. The subreddit hadn't completely

turned on them yet. So it was actually advantageous to have Brendan Schaub on your side. So it took America like five, six years to figure out this show sucked. You know what else? That's weird. You know what else sucked about the, the text message exchange in there is that Brendan thinks he earned that and worked his ass off for it. Yeah. He was an MMA fighter that Joe Rogan had on his show and thought he hadn't gotten hit in the head too many times. We could actually carry a conversation. And then he got a showtime deal before he ever worked clubs and open mics and all the stuff you have to do to, to get to where you need to be. And he, he considered that working

his ass off. I mean, other comedians must've been so delighted when that thing bombed. Oh yeah. I would imagine, but this is a guy who knows how to work his ass off too. Like to get into the UFC is not an easy thing to do. Yeah. He played football too. Yeah. Yeah. And baseball. What position was he any good? He was a tight end. I'm not sure. I don't think he played a ton in.

I don't think he had big numbers in college or anything. He's a good athlete obviously. All right. Well this gets this gets even worse. We did three commercials. So after Brendan's failed attempts to boost his comedy career by misusing a CBD company's customer list like his own personal email chain, things finally came to a head. By late 2020, even Brendan, the undisputed king of denial, couldn't ignore the writing on the wall. The lawsuit claims that after months of skip promos, failed appearances and illegal marketing tactics, Brendan finally agrees to part ways with Pure Spectrum, but not before allegedly

pocketing nearly $400,000 for doing, quite literally, less than nothing. The terms of the deal were pretty straightforward. Brandon signs a dissolution agreement giving up his entire 10% stake in PureSpectrum. He agrees to a 12-month non-compete, meaning he can't promote or partner with any rival CBD company during that time. Everyone walks away with less brain cells than when they started. Simple, right? But this is BAPA we're talking about. If there's one thing Brendan loves more than abusing PEDs, it's violating contracts he never fully understood in the first place.

Because not even two months after signing the non-compete, Brendan allegedly turns around and starts publicly promoting Direct Hemp, a competitor of Pure Spectrum. What a dummy. What unbelievable. And he's made at this point $770,000. Wow. That's why he did that. He's like, I $770,000. Wow.

That's why he did that. He's like, I'm going to get hundreds of thousands out of this company too. Let's do it again. I'm not familiar with this company. Are they a huge company? They must be. I don't think so.

I mean, so many CBD companies. Yeah. I mean, they're giving 400 grand on the way out. Well, they must be doing well then. I guess, yeah. Or they just really wanted him out of the company. I've definitely paid too much to get people out of my company. But he won't make one social media post out of 88. He's missing events. Why would, I mean, it just

seems like they must, they must've been making a lot of money. Yeah. That's one of that 10% bad. Yeah, that's probably true. So, all right, it gets even worse. Entirely. All for a cool $100K, which in Brandon's world would cover Chinn's salary for the next four years. But don't worry. I love the shots this guy takes at Chinn, the producer of The Fighter of the Kid. If you're into comedy podcasts and critiques, podcast cringe is stellar. It's great. Really good. Well, we're in. Pity doesn't end there.

You'd think after pocketing a questionable 100 grand for allegedly faking ownership documents, Brandon Schaub would ride off into the sunset, maybe retreat to another failing YouTube channel or finally invest in a real studio that doesn't double up as a car park. But no, when Bappa fumbles, he fumbles hard. The lawsuit claims that after helping boot Brady Bell from his own company,

Brandon kept the scam going with some classic paper trail manipulation. We're talking allegedly filing false tax returns, using a fraudulent schedule K1 form to pretend he still had partnership income from pure spectrum and participating in what the lawsuit calls a civil conspiracy designed to defraud the IRS and Brady Bell simultaneously. I mean, the man's so addicted to fake numbers, he allegedly tried to bot his own tax filings. And look, this isn't just oops, I forgot to declare a podcast ad. We're talking potential felony level allegations, wire fraud, tax fraud, civil

theft, fraudulent misrepresentation, conspiracy to commit tax related crimes. The lawsuit doesn't pull punches. It paints Brandon as a textbook scammer hiding behind his MMA background, influencer persona and ever so fragile ego to cover up for his incompetence. I mean, unless your name is Hunter Biden, I don't think you can get away with that kind of stuff. I think that's probably that sounds like prison time, doesn't it? It does. Now, obviously this is just a civil lawsuit. So it's not a civil. Okay. He'll respond to that. That'll be the great part. He'll be deposed. Yeah. That'll be interesting. Like will the IRS pick up on this now that it's out in the news?

It happens. You bet your ass they will. Yeah. I mean, cause you don't want to embarrass the IRS and make it seem like it's easy to cheat on your tax. I doubt he'll get prison time, but he'll get some pretty heavy fines levied against him with interest. Oh man. He'll be on all apologies soon. Yes. So Drew, I know I saw you upstairs writing down some notes. Like what did I miss or what haven't we talked about in this? This is a wild case. Well, one of the things I thought was really funny was he showed clips of, you know, people going like, yeah, I've got this shooting pain in my asshole. And he's like, Oh, you got to try CBD. I got the CBD. I get just the answer for you. And then he claims it cured

his kids. Epilepsy seizures. It's like, he does everything. It's amazing. Mention's a malady. He's like, Oh, I got it for these CBDs. He'll cure it. I mean, it's just like snake oil. Although I don't use CBD. My mom does it. She swears by it, but like for, I'm sure they do. It's a, it works. It works. Right. But I mean, seizures, if that's what you thought, can you make those claims? People make those claims all the time for, you know, whatever they're selling. Yeah. I just don't know if I would jump up when somebody mentioned some new malady and say, Oh, CBD isn't just hap. So happens that he

owns a CBD 10% of the company and watch my special. You know, it'll help epilepsy. Watch my special call. You know, you didn't mention was that after he got the $400,000 for getting rid of his last 10%, even though he didn't fulfill the contract at all, somebody was trying to take over the company and they came to him, I guess, thinking he still owned his 10% and he made another hundred grand claiming that he was giving up his part to them. Right. Yeah. Like he, he sold it twice. Why would he think he'd get away with that? Just because I have no idea. Cause a hundred thousand bucks isn't a lot to these people. And they're just like, okay, whatever. It's not worth the headache, but he didn't own any of it. They didn't need to. It's bizarre. I mean, I don't know. Is it true? We'll find out. I guess we will find out, but that is a pretty crazy stuff. And Brendan shot, man, for a guy who just has zero talent, you can't believe he's also a fraudster and shyster and maybe

a tax cheat and a dullard. He's got it all. Actually, I think about it. How long will he be in Austin? Oh, that's a great question. So you probably heard on W ATP. I broke some hot gas where Brian red band was saying that both Brendan and his wife are miserable in Austin. They seem like they did zero research. They didn't know what they were getting themselves into. They bought a big house, moved to Austin at the exact time that no one wants to be there. Cause 110 degrees every day. And they're just realizing that they're scorpions and tarantulas and bugs and lots of crazy shit that could kill you. Well, you have a podcast

that should have researched this podcast is making no money in Los Angeles and you're going to move it to Austin, a podcast that makes no money. I mean, and your producers are moving to, I mean, the podcast should be losing money. I would think. And also drew, he left the golden hour to just be on the fighter and the kid and the shop show from you. You heard podcast couldn't talk about it. He rented out this giant bunker that's not a good studio. It's just a big open space for cars. Trains go by as well. It's hot as fuck. Oh, conditioning. Yeah. Mark, the air conditioning is so loud that every guest who comes out

and goes, Oh, what's that? It's too much. What's happening right now? Yeah. The lights go out in the middle of the show. It's just colossally horrible. I don't understand why those producers moved down there and then he's bitching. Why don't you find a place yet? Probably lied to him, sold him a bill of goods. Yeah. Poor chin. Both chin and Brendan, they don't know what else to do. They're just, we got to keep this fighter in the kid thing going. It's got it. We got to keep it. Got to keep doing it.

They should start their own podcast ripping him. Yes. Coming soon. Oh yeah. I'll team up with that shit. Yeah, they their own podcast ripping him. Yes. Oh yeah. I'll team up with that shit. Yeah, they're going to be at our show. The second he's done. Mark Harley left the show and he's doing a podcast. I think it's more successful than the fire.

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from No Frills with PC Express. Shop online and get $15 in PC optimum points on your first five orders. Shop now at no frails.ca. All right, Drew, you went above and beyond this week. Thank you for doing that because you watched a podcast that is not an easy watch unapologetically angel angel Reese's podcast 143,000 subscribers on YouTube for some reason. And she did an episode a couple of months ago with Lisa Leslie. That video has 56,000 views. Now Lisa Leslie is a former WNBA player,

right? The OG, the first star, I think of the WNBA. Okay. If you say so, I was going to say, is that from you or is that from the angel? I'm quoting them. Okay. I was, I was wondering about that. I sold it too hard. Did I cry when you watched your play? Like, was that an Andy Kramer who cried watching them in WNBA? Yeah. It's amazing. The ratio of watching the WNBA versus talking about the WNBA. It's completely flipped from every other sports. No, that's a great point. And last week, I don't know if you heard about this, who was doing play by play Mark, when she said she's talking about a dispute in the game. She says that's what makes America great. And there's just awkward sounds like 10 seconds was with

Pam ward. And then she says, Oh, I guess I should apologize or rephrase that. And she goes, yes, you should. Because she said something that is close to Trump slogan. Even though the conversation had nothing to do with Trump, it was literally about the fact that we're allowed to disagree with each other in this country, which is completely to the point. It's just like, yeah, you can be mega and other people can be anti pack. Like that's what this country's all about. And they're like, Oh shit, I almost had a mega thing. Oh, nobody was thinking about that until they had their awkward silence. Why would you refer? Oh, what did she, I mean, nobody's constantly thinking of that.

Well, Pam ward is apparently cause she iced her bad. But that's another thing. I mean, tons of people were talking about that stupid piece of audio, but not watching. Oh, you don't think that everyone was watching the game when they heard that? So I'm watching this at WNBA game, a regular season game the other day. No out kick gets it all out there. Yeah. It'd be funny if you're having a conversation with your buddy and you're like, Oh my gosh, he said the craziest thing during this. Oh, I know I was watching that game. I heard that too. That's never happened. Everything at the bar ground to a halt. But Angel Reese really, and you'll hear this in the clips too, she suggests that she is just this giant star celebrity. She's even said that, hey, in 20 years people won't say that Caitlin Clark made this happen.

I, Caitlin Clark and I made this happen because they faced off in that NCAA finals game. And it's like Caitlin Clark has 20 times the skill. This girl has Angel Reese was on a better team. Yeah. Yeah. That's what it comes down to Angel Reese cannot make layups and we'll hear that discuss. I know that Drew's the one who sent me that video. We played on who are these socials where the guys were just betting on Angel Reese to miss her first shot. And they did it six games in a row and one five out of six. It was fucking amazing. And their celebrations are getting more and more over the top. I think they want hundreds of thousands of dollars with that.

Yeah, that was a great pose. Yeah. The sports books are going to figure that out soon. They're going to get that bet. They're going to take that one away, I think. But she really, she really implies she's got these brand deals and you'll see, especially when we get to the second podcast, that all of this products, every one of them is laid out there. It's like, holy shit, is this a grocery store or a podcast? Oh my God. And there's different brands that are flashing on the screen behind her. It's like, I thought it was great to have just, you know, a couple and really focus on them and try to do a good

job. No, it's like collecting brand deals is a win now for people that age it seems to be. Yeah and some of the brands I can't imagine that she's moving the needle with Reese's peanut butter cops or McDonald's. She calls Reese's Reese's on her podcast she mispronounces her sponsor. I'm not kidding. Think about the size of those two those those companies advertising budgets, right? That is she's getting peanuts so they can check a box. Check that. Correct. Check a box. This is our LGBTQI black slash.

We support the WNBA. We support them doing it. It's pretty transparent. I mean, she acts like she can't leave the house. Like she should have secret service with her or something. But let's get into it. Let's start with your clip one, drew. Are you cool? Is that a good place to, uh, yes, it's the show intro. Uh, well you're, well, you'll see her like in action, you know, they have clips of her and then also you see the slogan, which is weird. What's they gonna say now? Yes, you're pontificating in the clips and Welcome back to Unapologetically Angel by PricePix. We have a very, very, very special guest today.

There's even a sponsor in the first sentence. I love this set. This set is hilarious. You have five things of Reese's. You got two bags of Reese's pieces, big cups. You got a giant cash app sign behind her. There's a McDonald's bag. McDonald's bag with high C fold because I think she's got a meal with them.

I think. Yes, she does. Then she's got a stack of what is that? Olly pop. Yep. That's. It's like the old wheel of fortune where you picked out your prizes at the end of the showcase. When you see the whole set, it's much worse. And like Lisa Leslie's picking them up and going, hey, shout out to this guy and shout to that guy. And then the commercials. Oh, wait till we get to those. Anyway, the second clip, Lisa Leslie has to of course Stop all the action to tell angel how proud she is of her which is just a big waste of time

And then the question that follows that is just well You'll you'll know what I'm laughing about when you see the question before you start on your questions Can I just say how proud I am of you? Thank you. I really really feel so blessed to I am of you. Thank you. I really, really feel so blessed to be all the things that are happening for you in your life. Thank you. Like it's such a blessing.

I'm so happy for you. I feel like you like me 10.0. I know it's like you're my second mom. Man, you're so amazing. So thank you for having me and yeah, let's get into it. Let's get into it. What was the first time we met? She already trying to get into it. What was the first time we met? I was trying to get into it. What was the first time we met? What do we mean? Final four, first, first

before you won the championship. Yeah. Is this possibly a power move to act like, you know what? I'm so much bigger than you. I can't remember how we met. Right. Yeah. I like how she was fishing for the compliment about what a great player she was. That's really what she was doing. Nope. Nope. Instead it's all about her. She's like, I'm glad you recognize the fact that I've rebounded myself. The next cut angel asks Lisa for a Jimmy advice for me going to season two. And you think she goes, yeah, I got to work on the jumper or a, you know, maybe on the, the, the dribbling with your left hand or patching behind the back or something.

But let's see what advice she's going to have for her. Going into my season two, what's some advice that you would give for me? Season two, I can't wait to work with you some more. The biggest advice I have for you is going to be how you shoot your layups. We're going to fix that. This, by the way, is the same advice that Kobe Bryant was giving going into his second season. Work on your layups.

By the way, just the term layup implies it's very easy. It's a layup. The basket's right there. You just put it, just lay it up there. She misses it all the time. It's the most basic, like a training thing they do, right? They do the two lines and you go into a low, they do training. I met men. Eighth graders can make laps. High school kids don't need to work on layups. Could you

imagine if a Shaquille O'Neal couldn't make layups like that. It's great from the foul line, but layups he's lousy with cut for, you know, she answered that honestly though. I really, I really wasn't sure what she was going to say. I think you should score more points. Cut for, I just labeled some ball washing. I don't remember exactly what it was, but there's just insane ball washing or clit washing, whatever you want to call it. Yeah. This is about the collab with McDonald's. Oh, well we're here today for a really special, special reason.

We thanks to McDonald's, our friends at McDonald's to announce my very own meal, Angel Reese's special. Let me pick it up for y'all. Period. One of my first, well, very first personal achievements that I wanted to do. And of course, wanted to have you involved. Obviously. You're a gold-lispy.

Amazing. I had to pick you because you're the OG. I wouldn't be here without you and giving you my flowers, giving you your flowers and everything that you've done for me outside on the court and off the court. Of course I had to invite you in. The influence of black women in sports, that's you. You know I haven't called you too. I was like, Angel, thank you for choosing me. Of course I had to invite you in the influence of black women in sports. Like, you know, I haven't called you too. I was like, angel, thank you for choosing me. Of course that that is an option that you have and you didn't have to do that.

And that's the first one I called. I was like, um, Lisa Leslie, that's a blessing. Like I want all women. I want Lisa Leslie here. She's OG. The blessing. Listen, I'm like, seriously, because usually the younger generation y'all be like, people forget. We don't forget about y'all. People forget though. No, I wouldn't because I don't want nobody to forget about us.

Me hopefully when I'm older and I'm done, my shoes are hung up. Hopefully like they don't forget about me. But you got to give back. I know, got to give back. I'm going to do everything that you're doing. This is going to be somebody young like you who's like, girl, thank you, Rize. Yep. What was your reaction when you got the call? everything that she's gonna be somebody young like you who's like girl. Yeah. What was your reaction when you got the call?

That is a written down question. What was your reaction when you got the call that I picked you to be part of my brand deal? What? They just talked about it for two minutes. Yes. And also they get that was about McDonald's. About a McDonald's meal. I was so special. It seems like another parm by angel. Like she's rubbing her face in the fact that yeah, I got you this, this money you owe me bitch.

Yeah. You're, you're right about that. And I just want to ask, is this available in all McDonald's? I don't know anything about this. Is there really an angel Reese meal? So when you're sitting there with diarrhea, think of me. And you know, the fans, it's like they're like a cult. There's people in the comments telling people,

be sure to get the Angel meal at McDonald's. Wouldn't you love it if McDonald's or maybe even a competitor put up the Caitlin Clark meal? Have you ever seen that? Burger King should have the Caitlin Clark meal. That's a great idea. You know a restaurant or like a drive-through will have two tip cups. Like who do you prefer X or Y or whatever? Do those two meals at the same restaurant. See what sells more. Wow. This next clip is again, the assumption that, that all little girls and little black girls are, are looking to these people for some, you know, some life advice and how to

live their lives. So, so she's going to get into a, what do you think? What about a little girl that wants to be the face of McDonald's? What advice would you have for her? Which is like, what you did. You set that up perfectly. But didn't she also say in that clip that we just played something like that, this was like a lifelong goal for her or something. I always wanted to be able to do this. Does anyone want to collab with McDonald's when they're a little kid? I've heard firefighter astronauts. I don't believe the face of McDonald's is a clown. So this kind of checks out. Is everybody, are all your little girls out there watching for this stuff? I just seem so preposterous, but I hear it said all the time. But anyway,

my daughters have no idea who angel Reese is just saying you're a good dad. You're doing good. Reese's just saying you're a good dad. Yeah, you're doing good. Say hello, Caitlin Clark, father of the year. Any young black girl that's looking at this in our campaign in the commercial, what would you want them to see and say and think about their dreams for one day to come true? I love that they have role models. I think role models are so important when you see people who look like you, then you feel like it's something that you can achieve. Are there still no people that look like you doing tons of things? I mean, it just seems

like, I don't know. I feel like we're always talking 50 years behind. I was just going to say like, this is like 1950s, 1960s kind of talk where it's like, God, there's no black people on television. We'll never have a black president. Like what are you fucking talking about? All this has happened. You know, who's never had a McDonald's, a celebrity meal. Who Carl, a white person. Oh, every single one I'd like to go through the list for you. The McJordan special in 1992, September, 2020, the Travis Scott meal. That's before I have a meal. That's before he killed all those people at Astroworld October, 2020, Jay Bolvin had a, had a meal there. Don't forget the, the George Floyd special. That was a big one.

It made 2021 BTS. The Korean group had, had a meal to August, 2021. Sweetie had a meal and Mariah Carey had one December of 2021 Cardi B and offset had their own that, 2021, sweetie had a meal and Mariah Carey had one December of 2021 Cardi B and offset had their own that that that age together that age well, huh? It's called wet ass pussy. And that's been now angel Reese. So that's it. So, so, so my kids don't feel like they could grow up one day and have their own meal at McDonald's because they don't see the representation there. Yeah. That's upsetting.

So anyway, cut six is more about little black girls. I don't know. Little black girls must be growing up really fast these days to be thinking about all these corporate things. I don't get it. But anyway, cut six. Okay. You got it.

Any young black girl that's looking at this in our campaign and the commercial, what would you want them to see and say and think about their dreams for one day to come true? Practice your layups. I love that they have role models. I think role models are so important. When you see people who look like you, then you feel like it's something that you can achieve.

Am I just watching the same shit over? This content is so boring. And if you read the comments, these people are like, this is the best podcast I've ever seen you do angel. It's so boring. And just, I think they emailed out to a list of a CBD company. Mark, you're trying to jump on that one before me. Wasn't sure how to phrase it. You did a much better job. I know these shows, cause I was listening to this on the airplane over here, actually specifically the one that we're

about to check out with lady London. And I'm listening to this conversation. They're doing it live in front of an audience and the audience sounds so disengaged. No, you can't hear them at all. Plantitudes and boring nonsense and talking about how famous they are. What's it like being famous? I wasn't, what's it like for you being a fan? It sucks. I know it sucks for me too. We're so famous. This is We're so famous with these people that, that do podcasts that don't have a background. They never really think of the audience. No, what the audience is listening to. It's all about them. And these two lady London, who we move

on to, I don't know who this is. I looked up, she has barely any streams on Spotify. Oh yeah. Yeah. She's a poet and a rapper. She went to hold on a second. That's redundant. Let me tell you, she thought she was a poet and then she was told that she's a rapper. Oh yes. You know, it's like one of those people who was like, I didn't want to be a standup comic. My friends told me how funny I was and dragged me up on that stage. So now here I am. Okay. So so modest lady London London we learn of all the ways to get to rapping She actually has a bachelor's degree in a double major from Howard and then she got a master's from USC So, let's see how somebody with a master's from USC sounds in cut 7

Nothing about fiscal responsibility in school. I don't know why they thought to teach us triangles and school responsibility in school. I don't know why they thought to teach us triangles and other things. Triangles? Yeah, no, I didn't learn any of that. I learned it in the... Triangles? She didn't learn grammar, but she learned triangles. We talked about this in our show. You can get a master's degree now and not know basic grammar, conjugating verbs, double negatives.

She also said she did not learn... I can't even say it wrong. She didn't learn anything. I can't even do what she does. I did not learn nothing. I did not learn nothing. And tenses are off. And I'm just wondering, does grammar matter? I'm serious.

I don't think grammar matters anymore. It doesn't matter in the world of triangles. Triangle matter. By the way, I have a first grader. She just learned triangles last year in kindergarten. I don't know why you would expect to learn triangles. All of the triangles, all of the triangles. Yeah. Okay. I just didn't get a master's degree without passing English classes. So drew, I heard you guys talking about this on your show and I didn't, I didn't

have the context for it until I listened to this. And I don't think that if you're fat and ugly, you could speak like this, but this just pretty hot. I saw this woman. I'm like, Oh, this is the girl. Okay. This makes sense. Now I can see why she's full of herself. So people just let it go.

Yeah, I would. I'm not correct. I'm not correcting her. I just didn't know instructors, professors, whatever, just let stuff go like that. But I guess that's what's going on. Or if you can pay the tuition, they don't give a shit. Well, that actually is true. I haven't looked at her thesis. I don't know what her thesis looks like. I don't know. I don't know if I'm speaking out of school right now, but I had a colleague who was a adjunct professor at the university in Rochester and he was

told the students that come over from overseas who pay like four times the tuition of the local kids, you have to give them an A or a B. There is no foul. And I was like, oh, they're customers. They're customers. They're not students. They're full tuition.

That was a big change in the 90s. Yeah, that's wild. Anyway, we're gonna get back to this class. Okay. I didn't learn any of that. I learned it in the real world, but I will say, Howard will teach you how to survive anywhere as far I don't know any of that. I learned it in the real world, but I will say how it would teach you how to Survive anywhere as far as like the the need to finesse because every year we had no we had no housing

We got a fight for financial aid. It's like if you know how to survive here You can survive anywhere in the world. So I think it's taught you like practical skills of navigating the world Drew, what did you just say? That's not what I thought college was about. I didn't think they taught you street smarts. Just the opposite. I'm sorry. I was totally distracted by your set because they went to a wide cut. And once again, there's two new sponsors that are different than the last one. You have stock X local, local company here and Sephora and there's Sephora bags everywhere. Yeah. She gives her presents from all the sponsors and that's during the show. I mean, I don't know about you, but I don't really

enjoy as content watching people open presents. No, no. Yeah. And I mean, minutes go by as she told the virtues Jim shorts radio one. Oh yeah. Yeah. With Kevin Matthews. That's a great call. I'd rather they play a strip poker and Reese doesn't play that. Does anyone think that Reese is attractive? People do a lot of people. I've heard that too. Yeah. I think she looks like a space alien, but she can't be. She sucks at basketball. She's very gangly, but she's just tall. And I think her eyes are on different heads. So far apart. Oh, I hadn't really looked at that.

Oh yeah. That is kind of weird. Okay, question eight. Just imagine that you finished college and someone asked you this maybe 10 years out of college, how ridiculous this question would sound. And this is a girl again who got her master's degree and then became a rapper.

She had a video go viral when when she was doing her masters. But I mean, just imagine the average college student being asked this. Coming out of college, did you know, like, I'm about to be famous? Like, I'm famous. Well, were you famous in college? Or like, when you got out of college, you were like,

no, I wouldn't say I was famous. I was always popular, though. I think I was always, like, well known. And then by the time I finished my masters, it became like a famous thing. And it was weird as I'm still so ghetto, right? So like, I still be in a piece. I go to New York and be in a project. So it's like, they be like, girl, you can't be walking through here without security. I'd be like, wow, that my uncle live right up there.

Does Johnny Manziel ask the average person who graduated college, Hey, were you famous in college? He just thinks everyone was famous. My favorite part is the answer. Yeah. Were you famous in high school? I was popular. I was famous in first grade when I was learning my triangles. You're right. Senator John would definitely say he was famous. Well, didn't he win a trumpet competition? He did. Yeah. He's pretty, he's pretty good at trumpet and acting and the list goes out to ask Mark is just a nominal watcher of the devils and Mark knows that. Yes. It gets brought up a lot. Okay. Cut nine. This is angel who is so famous and actually both of them have the same problem.

They wish they could have a normal life. I didn't think they were this famous, but I guess they are. Cut nine. Yeah, I feel like sometimes you want to live a normal life. Like, I'd be wanting to go home and just like, be with my family and just like, live a regular life. But it don't feel like that. I've been telling people I'm not me.

Like, if they come to me in the airport, like, oh my God, you look like, I be like, why you be saying I look like that girl? I don't look like that girl. That's not me. That's a great way to treat fans. But you don't like the change though. You know what's really odd about that? I just realized is that she just told a story about walking around in the Bronx or whatever. If you'll be like, Oh, you shouldn't be around as a rough neighborhood. They're not saying like, Hey, you're super

famous. She's not getting recognized everywhere. Obviously. But all right. Like if you could go back and change anything. I feel like I tell people a lot, I'd rather be rich and famous. I'd rather just be low key, make my money. Literally right now, you asked me, do I go out in Miami? I do not go out in Miami. You can ask Nola, baby, asking me to hang out. I don't go out because I like to.

I would like to literally ask this person. To just go to work and go home because I don't feel like I can live a normal life no more. Like, I don't want to always have to take pictures. I don't want to take it with my friends and my teammates and my family sometimes. If Michael Jordan said this, I'd be like, all right, I get it, but holy shit.

Sometimes, and I think people don't realize, like, we want to live a regular life just like y'all. Yeah. And I think just normalizing, like, we're humans too. And I try to like express that to some people, but obviously, everybody don't understand that. But we normal too. Like sometimes, we like express that to some people, but obviously everybody don't understand that, but we normal too. Like sometimes we don't wanna take a picture

every single day. You know, and it's not only that, it's the mental health side of it too. Cause I think outside of the fact that we don't really be wanting to go out or we wanna be around people that feel familiar to us, it's like we can attack every five minutes on social media. And I don't think when people say things,

they realize like the mental toll it may take on somebody you think is larger than is like, I can see you. They're well aware. That's why they're doing it. That's why they're doing it. This, this whole thing where they're like complaining about being famous. Is anyone in this live audience relating to this conversation? But I love that you're complaining on it when you have, um, you know, all these sponsors behind you, especially for your McDonald's meal that has national commercials. It's like, there's an easy solution. The irony is lost on them. They go to the wide cut and it's like, I just want a normal life. I cannot

figure out who is lady London. Do, do many people really, I can't imagine many people stopping her. I know a lot of stupid celebrities. I've never heard of her, never heard of her, never heard of her. Don't even ask producer Chris Does she even have a million streams on one song is just one song. I don't think she does. I'll look it up. But yeah She's one viral video. She's an album eight seven eight point seven million streams, but a lot of people have a viral video Maybe she's more known for her poetry Toa was more active these days. She could interview her and they could have a dumb off.

So pop pop. Yes shit has 5.8 million streams. That's a big one. Yeah. Yeah. Some great poetry. Yeah. Yeah.

A lot of things rhyme with shit in her defense. Yeah. Yeah. What Driesie has three million streams isn't mine, which isn't her song just featuring her has 1 million streams. Other than that, nothing. And she really can't live a normal life at all at all. I don't know. I'm not buying it. It's a lie. It's bullshit. The other, the other crazy thing about that is angel Reese, who will get in front of any camera she can. Yes. She constantly says I'm the face of the WNBA, not Caitlin Clark. It's

all me. I won the championship, all this kind of shit. And she just said, I'd rather be rich than famous. Yeah. She just, I just want my anonymity. I don't know. It's, it sucks being as famous as I am. One of my biggest pet peeves was select. I mean, look at Markle, right? Megan Markle, they just want their privacy, but yet you're also all over the fight. Someone sent this to Trey Parker. We got to get a job. There's gotta be a new one coming. Okay. This is really, I thought the commercials were fascinating on this because angel, I don't think angel could really read copy. She just talks too fast. I don't really can't understand a word.

It's not that bad, but it's not good. So they bring in this, I call her a Caucasian puker. She's like your classic puker, you know, like those radio people from way back. She talks like that and she just blasts through. And then they have Angel read like the tagline. But I think they're doing that because Angel can't do the full read. But let's just take a look at cut 10.

See what you think. Yes. Y'all know we love our glam. Whether it's my in-game glam or an adult glam, you know I'm rocking with Sephora to get me right. Angel, you've been crushing that face card. Hey, thanks Nireen. Seems so natural. And all thanks to Sephora for getting us through Unrivaled this winter. What have been your go-tos? You know I got all my faves, my blush, my mascara, my lip product, and you know what I can't live without? My gloss. Sephora really has all the hottest names in beauty

you can't miss. Yeah, they sure do. The next big thing is only at Sephora. Shop now at Sephora.com. Wait, Drew, you're telling me that was a commercial I just saw? Yeah, it wasn't terribly natural, was it? It wasn't a conversation between two longtime friends.

I can't make a layup, but I can make up my face. Yes, they sure do. I can't understand a word. Now, this commercial, I think, explains why the puker interviewed her in the last commercial and the next commercial. This is just Angel herself. This is the best part, man. I love these ads.

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Now you know. Go secure that bag, baby. Can't understand a word. Level up your collection of $15,000. That was really relatable. Who is this for? She has that kind of money. She is Jewish. Well, commercial three, the puker is back interviewing angel. Awesome. I love the best time of the year is almost here for all you college basketball fans. March basketball, baby. Nothing better.

Angel, you have good memories from that, don't you? Oh, let's go. 2023 National Champions Day, we hear you. Regardless of who makes it to the final game in the tournament. I love how natural it doesn't sound. Why are they not on the same camera looking at each other talking? Why are they? It looks like, it seems like they're in separate rooms.

I was going to say this is... They did this at separate times. I was going to say this is at separate times. This is the SNL skip. I said that was not that funny. The same thing. This is like original cast. Yeah. This is wild. Don't you? Oh, let's go. 2023 national champions baby. Period. Regardless of who makes it to the final game in the tourney this year. Also, it's not missed out me that there's other product placement in the zipper. Like if I was zipper crew, like can we get the ollie pops out of here? What the fuck? Her shit is everywhere. It would take hours to clean it up. Yeah, you want to pay extra whatever the kind of time. You gotta bring in a cleaning crew. One thing's for certain, it takes the most talented people working together to help these

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That was a 19th take recruiter to help you build a winning team like angel back in 2023. Wow. Yeah. Angel is just so credible. Isn't she? This has been said to death, but why does zip recruiter think the podcast listeners are hiring tons of people at their companies? Yeah. That doesn't make any sense. A weird target audience for them, especially this show. Yeah. They spend a ton on podcasts. Oh yeah. There's a, there's a family guy bit about it about how Zipper recruiters on every podcast, not true lane and who are these podcasts, but every other podcast, I guess. Yeah. It's if recruiters out there. Okay. So let's get

back to the show and, and And, and lady London is poet and Rapper and here she has an interesting turn of a phrase Yeah, it's all smokes and mirrors like Does she think that the term is about cigarettes Like cigarettes and cocaine Yeah, I don't think that was intended. I just think she garbled. It's kind of like, what did the girl say in the other podcast? Garbage fire? Yes.

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done buying a $15,000 Louis Vuitton was that the end? Yeah. That's the end of that one. Okay. It's enough. Hey, they got rid of the product placement. Yeah, there's nothing on your right. Price. They're probably like, yeah, this is bullshit. We're not competing with Ali pop on this one. The final clip. This is really one of my favorites. Angel wants to prove to everyone that lady London, well, that everyone, including lady London watches the WNBA and this goes a little South drew. I was so, and listen, lady London, I was having love with now I was so upset for her that this question was asked. This pissed me off. It's stupid. Do you be keeping up with the WNBA?

Cause they gonna get on you if you don't, they gonna jump you. Did you hear the miscellaneous? Right, right, right. Dude, this audience, no one in the audience cares about the WNBA. It's like, they're like, Oh yeah, they're going to get on you. They're like, no, we don't give a shit. I do. I keep up with you. Okay. Who your favorite? I'm gonna give me five players. By the way, no one in the world can name five WIBA. I can't. You're ready. Caitlin Clark, Caitlin Clark, Caitlin Clark, Caitlin Clark. Okay. That was five years. I think she really thinks that everyone watches WMN knows this shit. I don't think she would try to embarrass her and she went to one of her games.

So she's like, oh man, she's a huge fan. Oh boy. This is yeah. I can't see this. I think well let's find out. Let's see if we're going to get it right now. Give Reese. Okay. Ziya Cook. Okay. Yeah, yeah, y'all seen me. Yeah. You got two more. Katelyn Clark. Oh, there's an added there. And um.

The ever popular. Jasmine, Jasmine who? That's a great move. What would you feed me bad as? Jasmine Young. That's a. Someone's telling her off camera. Y'all are just trying to tell me what to do.

I'm just trying to tell you what to do. I'm just trying to tell you what to do. I'm just trying to tell you what to do. I'm just trying to tell you what to do. I'm just trying to tell you what to do. I'm just trying to tell you what to do. I'm just trying to tell you what to do. I'm just trying to tell you what to do. I'm just trying to tell you what to do. I'm you feed me bad as? Jasmine Young. Someone's telling her off camera. The audience is trying to feed her the fifth name.

Then she gets it wrong. That's such a dick move on Angel Reese's part. That's why we do it to Maz all the time. Her questions are so horrible on every show. They're just, they're open. They're like, what's the craziest thing ever happened in your DMS? I mean, Oh God. I mean, you really have to think about that. What kind of views does she do? Did you mention that? She does like a, I'd say 40,000 to maybe 120,000 lady one is 42,000 views. Oh wow. And the Lisa Leslie was 56,000. It started out 40,000 and 50,000

more than I thought. Yeah. It started out doing a lot more than that. So that's right. Yeah. It's gradually gone down to the level it's at and it seems to be maintaining. And I swear the comments blow my fucking mind. Drew, I was obsessed with, so as I mentioned, I was listening to this on the plane, so I'm, I don't see the visual component and I realized the audience isn't miked and that's going to happen. You don't hear a peep. She gets out there. She's like, Hey, we're doing it for, we're doing a live one. It's one of our first live episodes. And there's no excitement in the room. I imagine there's like a dozen people watching. I don't think they might the crowd area at all either. I mean, it's

just so there's the unprofessional there's, it's just so unprofessional. It's probably in a high school cafeteria. There's folding chairs. I mean, for somebody with 28 brand deals, you would think they would have a really solid setup and great questions. And the commercial announcer should be somebody who's fairly professional. Oh, I thought she was great though. Well, she kind of fit in a weird way. Drew. Thank you so much for doing that. Like work. That was fantastic. Great presentation. Thank you. I have a presentation for you, my friend. Of course, we're talking about my buddy, Greg, Opie Hughes, who is back at gab hearts. And you know that Opie lives in the Hamptons in the summertime. He's out. He's at the beach

house. And so when he does travel back to New York city to hang out with his buddies, Matt and little foot and Ron the way. It's a special occasion for us, you know? And I'm sure you've done remotes before in the past, drew you've been a, you know, a radio personality for a long time. So you've probably done these kinds of shows. We're just hanging out with your buds in a bar customers all around June. No, no, no. That's not really the radio guys too. I mean, there's usually got to be an event that you want to be at. Not just weird. Okay. Showing up at a bar. I mean, salespeople will try to sell that. But so like the people who are at the bar, like, no, you're going to be there and

are there because of that. It's not just you just walking in and screaming shit. One of your crew burst into Fiddler on the roof. But that actually happened. Cause they know you're coming. Yeah. Okay. That's interesting. I actually have a question for you, drew. Cause you're a little bit older than I am. And I was seeing people talking about this. The last time I covered Opie, he was talking about this newsman on TV who was a swishy. He said he's, he's got a little too much swish. Yeah. Is that a term that you're familiar with? I think that means gay. It does. Yeah. But I only knew that because of the context of it. I've never heard that term used before. No, that, that is a really

old term. I would say probably retired long ago. Okay. Cause yeah, I was looking at our subreddit and someone started a thread about it and people were just like, I'm this age and I've never heard it. I'm this age. My dad used to say it. And it was like, really weird. You know what? Honestly, my dad said that to my dad. So it goes back a little ways. Yeah. But it was never adopted by people my age that I remember. I just, and the way OP was using it was so homophobic. He's like, Oh, this guy's a little too swishy for me. I don't mind a little Swiss, but this is too much. The fuck away from me. Wow. That's crazy. All right. So this most recent episode it's

called the mayor is a what? And it starts off with a Opie talking about, of course, the primary in New York city and the winner of that. Sorry, that was me growing up. I like, I like that. But now that we have a Muslim mayor, I think you're going to see a lot more fire hydrants open. Yeah. You can say whatever you want. I don't think Opie knows that was just a primary. Oh wow. He just said now that we have a Muslim mayor. Yeah. He's got to beat Adams and maybe Cuomo in the right. Yeah. And the attendance and the guy, the, the Republican from the guardian angels guy. Right. Yeah. He does. He does no prep. There's no prep for this

show. I mean, it's literally the name of the episode is the mayor is a lot, but I like that he thinks that you are inaugurated right after the, the, the fact that he's Muslim is really small potatoes compared to the fact that he's a socialist and he wants to tax the rich to get free daycare till you're eight till babies are age five. I wants to have free buses. He wants to freeze rent and he wants rich people to pay for it. I really, the Muslim part is not really what I've seen people talking about. Right. Yes. Correct. And I answer his question. You know, the name of the episode is the mayor is a what a black man. It's the answer. Yeah. Eric Adams, former police officers is what the answer is. So as I set this whole segment up, I mentioned he had these guys who were just sitting in

a restaurant and one of them is the owner, the guy on the left, Matt there. And I would think that Matt wouldn't like them with the window open behind them. They're in Manhattan just yelling words like this out. See, I know high fives. When do you yell? It's action is another term for them. What's your this is another term for it in the 1860s. But I don't think they're using gay. gay was happy that we don't say gay. We say, so one of the things that happens on the show

is there's this guy, Scott Watson, who you'll see on screen every now and again, he's one of the buddies that hangs out, but he does not on very often, but he sits across from Opie and he starts the gay chant. And anytime Opie here, Scott yell, gay Opie has to go gay. He can't help himself. So he tried to do without Scott there and it just fell flat. I was just like, what do you do it, man? Yeah. He's trying to create hooks, which all shows try to do, but they just don't. But it happens naturally though, drew. Yeah. Like you don't, you don't sit there and be like,

what if we go gay really loud in Manhattan with that? We put a poster basis for it. Yeah. So what I liked about this, this episode is that Opie is back in New York and he hates New York and he talks about it all the time. How much he hates Manhattan. He's telling Matt who owns two restaurants in Manhattan, how much he hates New York and Matt's sick of the shit. He doesn't want to hear it anymore. And so he comes back and challenges Opie on his manliness. I've been meditating, listening to fucking waves day after day. I'm sick of hearing that playing beach volleyball, doing soundbacks, lawnmowers, do something, man. I fixed my

AC until it figured out it was the dampers and I can't I don't work. How did you fix your AC? So both these guys are calling bullshit. Yeah. I don't know. Oh, you fixed your AC. All right. Explain this to us. Let's how does that work? This is great. I get dope. My address is it. Yep. We'll be turning on noon and two. So then we're going to hold it three seconds. I decided that my AC wasn't working because it was frozen. So I turned off the whole system for three hours and let it defrost. And then when I turned it on, it worked. That's using your brain. That's your brawn. That's really nice. Oh, thank you. I just want to point out OP story of how he fixed his AC, turning it off and then turning

it out again was in retaliation to it. Why don't you work on a lawnmower? I was like, I'm a man's man. I turned it off and turned it out again. OK, this is mind blowing to me that Opie is so cheap. When his air conditioning goes out, he doesn't immediately call someone. On a steaming hot summer day in New York, he's got a wife and two kids. And I still bet anything that he did not

turn it off expecting it to work again in three hours. Don't you think you just turned it on, hoping that it might start working? I wouldn't be surprised if he called up the company and attack just told him, well, we can't get out there today. We'll, we'll be out there tomorrow, but try this. Right? Cause he's acting like he had this, I bet it was frozen. I think he's got a massive cashflow issue. Yeah. Oh, you think? And the fact that he's bra a massive cash flow issue. Yeah, you think And the fact that he's bragging about it, too I would I would think he would almost be embarrassed that he didn't call someone right away

Well when he was streaming from the beach, he said he did and they didn't show up. Yes, that's true He did he did it. He didn't figure any of this out. No, but this continues out here Then the thing you use your brawn, but then the things running like an airplane taking off, it's really loud in the house. So we decided it was the dampers. And I got bad dampers. Can you describe a damper? Dampers, like if you got an AC unit that has a couple,

they're less than dry. Oh, you wanted a fake answer. No, I just want to tell you, fuck you. Whoa. Whoa. What chemistry. I love that back and forth. He's just like, then I realized it's the dampers. It's the problem. And Matt's just like, Oh yeah. What's a damper? What do you think that is? As soon as Opie had an Audi, he's like, fine, I'm not going to tell you that. Well, these, nobody's from gab hots are pushing back. Yes. It's, it's

fantastic to watch. Well, this guy in the middle, little foot, he's very boring. And so Matt calls him out, but Opie doesn't realize that that's what Matt's doing. I got like, I'm on, I did that. I'm on track from 50 concerts this year. That's exciting. It's really cool. Opie. Would you, would you have for lunch? I had a chicken plate from sit up chicken plate. Yeah. I'll be so stupid. The guy he's talking about his concerts he's going to, and they're yawning and they're like, Hey, what did you have for lunch? The generic dumb question. Oh, good. You asked

I got this chicken plate. It's great. Let's get back on track here. He goes, Oh, good. You asked, I got this chicken plate. It's great. Let's get back on track here. Thanks for, thanks for bringing it back around. So this actually goes on and on. Like, hope he talks about this once that he had, how it was prepared, how tasty it was. And we're going to get to the end of that. And then Ron the waiter is hovering around them. And then they put the tomatoes and the onions on the grill for a little while. How long do they get a little red wine vinegar? It's beautiful. That's cool.

Don't make me bring Ron on. We got something else. We got something else. If you run out of shit, I'm bringing on garbage kids again. Are youusting Ron's busing? He's busting. So what we just saw, I've been to Gepards. I know exactly what the setup is right here. Ron is busting the table next to them, which tells me there are customers right next to them. They're screaming gay and they're carrying out and doing their show, which they actually call it an episode at some point, which was pretty funny. And there's Ron the waiter who's got nothing else to do. So he's just like grabbing plates for Matt and helping him out,

bringing him back to the kitchen. I just can't believe he has nothing to bring to the show. I mean, to talk about this mayor, that was big news. A lot of people, there's a lot to talk about with a mayor that wants to tax the shit out of people to do some of the things that that he wants to do and you know AOC is the top if you look at candidates who best represent the Democratic Party she's the number one person on top. Yeah. Ten percent. I mean that's some interesting stuff to talk about but he has nothing so he defaults to himself and he is so boring.

I mean his lunch, he had a chicken plate, his air conditioning went out and he turned it off and turned it on. It worked. I mean, this is not slow down, but Drew, I think the reason why he's not concerned about taxing people is because there's no income taxing people. Yeah, right. And that's, that is why, in my opinion, he keeps saying he hates living in New York because I know people who live in Manhattan and they do pretty well and they love it. They love going out to nice restaurants. They love, there's lots to do concerts, whatnot. He doesn't have any money. I don't think he has any cashflow. No, I think it's why he hates it. He doesn't want to go anywhere. He doesn't want to spend money when he does

walk around Manhattan. Cause he films it and we get to see it. He doesn't do anything that costs money. In fact, he goes into places and they say there's a cover and he goes up, nevermind. He walks away. And when he interacts with people on the streets, it's all street performers and buskers who want a tip and he never tips them. He interrupts their act. Yes. He ruins their day and never tips anyone a dime. That's crazy. It just looks so bad. How can you not notice that as a viewer? I noticed it. I noticed it. All right. So now, you know, Opie's famous for his pranks. Well, Ron, the waiter's getting in on the pranking game. He just asked the table next to us.

If they need anything else, he said, Hey, you guys want to like a falafel? Hey, hey, you guys want any Israeli dishes? Ron? That was funny. That was funny. The way that strikes again, guys, pretty funny prank. So we pretended like he worked there and asked, they needed anything at the table. Oh, he loved it. I want to point out that Opie keeps a point in the mic and Matt who's holding a mic. He loves doing that thing. He's interviewing people and he never asked a question. He just like says something and then puts the mic into their face. Like now you go, please say something. Yeah. It literally is the, the chip Chippers

thing where it's just like, all right, now you go, he's doing that without saying it, just giving him the microphone. You're tight. You're turning to talk. This is so sad. I just, we talked about this a little bit yesterday. I have to believe he's doing this because with all the videos he puts up to get barely any views, it adds up and pays them a little bit of money. A little bit of money. That little bit of income and gets from YouTube. Otherwise, why would you do this? He's just embarrassing himself and his buddies too. Well, we found out on the recent show that I guess it was an Adam Bush who looked this up that Ron, the waiter on his Instagram. Oh yeah. Oh, is it the Opie and Ron show? Yeah. So he's

a, I don't want to use the word standup comic. That's very offensive to stand up comics, but Ron, the waiter does stand up and stuff and he hosts comedy shows. And so he books himself as Ron from the Ron Berman, I think from the Opie and Ron show. Wow. He must be doing that with Opie's permission. I assume, I assume it's, it's embarrassing. This is not a show. Why does Opie not call it the Opie and Ron show? Yeah, that's a good point. I never see that on the YouTube page. No, he never calls it that. I can't pay the guy. So I guess he can get, allow him to use his name. I, so, so Matt, the owner, I think hates Ron the waiter

and I do too. I get it. And he explains why he doesn't like Ron. You probably saw this drew. We played a clip not too long ago where Ron dressed up as a whoopee cushion and stood out in the street right in front of the bar. And it was very obnoxious. Matt's been able to hold it back for a long time. That's why he wears glasses because he sees when Ron's around and then he finally was like, I can't take this shit anymore. And then at one point during the live stream, I only heard it during the edit, he goes, I think we should see other podcasts.

Well, this was about the time where Ron's outside wearing a whoopie cushion costume and telling the passers by free Fox and get pods free Fox and get pods. And then he showed his foot. That's literally Rod. I was doing it. No, it's way worse. It's way worse.

It's like a health department issue. That's like, fun is fun, but you're going to get my restaurant shut down. Can we stop doing that sort of thing? Can you imagine that a restaurant in New York city would have half of the open Anthony show doing a podcast there for free and would be thinking, I don't know if this is fucking worth it. Right. Yeah. Okay. So things get much worse here. And this is one of my favorite clips I'm calling. I'm calling my shot on this one because both Ron and Opie want credit for this. During that episode, Matt can't take it.

It was a rough one for me. That doesn't like it when I pronounce his last name, get fads. It drives them nuts. No, I started that and then I started. Yeah, you didn't start. Yeah, you continued it. You guys naked wrestled on your own. And then for some reason,

Matt was fucking with the camera. And then for some reason, Matt got angry with me because I was outside in a whoopee cushion going, free farts at Geb Farts. Yeah, we remember. They're both trying to take credit for calling it Geb Farts. Yeah.

I've never seen you more upset. I mean, you're really, you're really fighting for scraps. Oh, I'm the one that came up with get thoughts. No, you're not. How dare you have it. Ron is in this guy's restaurant and not addressing him. He's doing this passive aggressive thing. Yeah. It's like fuck you, dude You you're skating on thin fucking ice. I want to back up that clip. Let's listen to the very beginning again During that episode that kid couldn't take it during that episode Open thinks he's putting out an episode During that segment it's so pathetic that he does

that. All right. So, Oh, Opie. He loves, like when he used to do the show with Carl Ruiz and it was just an audio podcast, they'd constantly be talking about all the hot chicks they see on the sidewalk when they're walking around. And so Opie's got, he's got one for us here. Three, two, one, move out of the way. And you're welcome back to the live stream. You got some lovely sidewalk here in New York city. I've seen hotter girls walking by our Airbnb and Royal Oak today. What's he talking about? It was just any woman. Yeah. He's just excited. There's a girl in a dress with the standard for everything is falling so far. I know, right? I thought it could be at least able to jerk off to this episode, but I can't even do that. Check out that Ola fours have become

eights. All right. So this next part, and I think producer Chris was hovering around me when I was clipping this part because Opie can never stop himself. If he thinks of a song, he has to start singing it. And it's, it's so embarrassing. Robert, that's it. I haven't seen you in a couple of weeks. That's all you got. You're going to another like sort of dead show. You got a lady in your life. What else? Like what's going on? No, no, no, no, no, no. Don't no time for love dr. Jones can't push it that far What song is that said love boat boat boat. I like how Ron appears there. We're being annoyed over here. We get

Nazi and Matt played along for a second and then immediately bailed out like, Oh shit, we're doing this whole thing. I'm starting to like Matt more and more. I think he's going to get annoyed with what Opie is up to in his restaurant. I think he's going to kick them out. I think it's going to be terminated. Now that's an episode. Well, there's no benefit to having no, it's not bringing anybody in. It's obnoxious. So you're going to see Opie like try to make a spectacle of himself and get a reaction out of the guys. That's the only way he knows how to do it and just get nothing. I remember it was at work. I went through his, I went to his side of the bedroom and I went through his drawers. He had an adult video called urinal cakes. No, I can't, I can't, I can't even think. So your, your time code on that was

I'm trying to fake laugh at that one. Can you give me some? All right. There's a lot going on here. First off, little foot knows that we're clipping this shit. He told us the time code. He's like, Oh, that's embarrassing. Thank you for that little foot. Appreciate it. So Opie was trying to do an impression of Ron laughing, but not his impression. Matt's it was an impression of an impression that we just saw there. He's like, help me out here. I'm doing the thing that you do. And Matt's like, all right, fine. I'm embarrassed myself. It's crazy. So Ron has a friend who's a comic and does a Trump impression. And so he shows up on the show and they're all riffing. Opie bombs miserably is one of my favorite things that Opie does

where he starts saying something and loses confidence immediately. What to do with themselves. Just stay down man. You should have mouth after should what? Nothing. Thank God. No, no one will ever hear it. I'll take it out of the edit. No, you won't. No, no, it'll be gone. So funny. What did he say? Nobody knows cause he lost confidence to stop talking. You should have found it. They're all staring at him too. Cause normally these guys are all talking to each other and screaming so he can get away with this shit. But everyone was watching it for that minute. He's like, Oh shit. I fucked up watching him. I think you had something not too long ago where he was back at serious

around 2017 behind, behind the, in the big chair. Yeah. And he talked normally him and Jim Norton were having that fight fight. Yeah. But he just seemed confident. He seemed like he had things to say. And then this does not anywhere near resemble that person. How do you lose so much confidence in after such a long time? I mean, isn't it? It's just very strange. He's losing his mind. And I've been saying this for a while, Drew, I'm really glad that you still do a show with Mark and Brandon and Trudy and Bentley and everyone's coming over here. Eli, everyone's coming over here and hanging out with you. When you do a show by yourself and just talk by yourself into a computer screen, it's not natural.

It's not good for you. And I watched these people like slowly devolve into lunatics because there's no one there to check them. There's no one shooting like looks at them. Like, what are you doing? They're just stared at themselves arguing with the chat. Exactly. So I think that really is the key is to like continue to have friends and yeah. And Opie thinks that's just being a good human. Opie thinks these are his friends. This is as close as it gets for this. Yeah. Unfortunately, isn't there someone for all the people they had in their shows over the years? He had guys before they both died, but there's gotta be someone he could reboot this with. Isn't there, they all hate them. They all hate him. It's

there's no one credible, not even doggy. Doggy's cool. Doggy, doggy'd be a good cohost for him, but he runs away. There's not one person of all those guys that came in that made, you know, helped their careers by coming on that show. None of those guys would dare consider doing a podcast with Opie. Well, speaking of which Eric Nagel is in the chat, former producer of the Opie Anthony show. And he said, do you see the kid in the back posing and flipping them off? No, I miss that. I go back and watch this again. I missed it. You know, and Eric and I would just says, no, Drew, he won't listen to or talk with anybody. He doesn't cause he was such a prick. No one got along with them. And he was such a horrible person to work

with that. He doesn't even want to like Eric tried to mend their relationship. Eric Nagel reached out to him. Like let's we're both at this convention. Let's get together. Let's let's hang out. Let's grab coffee. And Opie, I think knows that he was an asshole to everyone and doesn't want to deal with it. And now whatever image there was of someone who was worthy to be part of this giant show, even that illusion is gone. So there's not even self interest in doing it. Right. All right. So this guy, this community comes out, who does some Trump impression. And I want

to play you some of this Trump impression because it's actually pretty good. I know everyone does a Trump impression now. This one's pretty good. The material though, that's a much, you do not have the authority. I want you to ask Trump about Zoho's policy, both the homeless in the subway system. What is it going to happen Donald? Well, this this is what we're going to first of all we're going to take all the homeless and we're going to be putting them in the subway and it's going to be a little bit like gangs in New York for a while. It's going to be kind of like Mad Max okay and it's going to be very smart. A lot of people they say that you know one of the Johan one of his policies is going to do free busing which is great because nobody was paying the fare anyway. So nothing changes and it's going

to be great. We're going to have all the homeless and it's going to be like squid games to homeless center. Only one leave to great waste. Very smart. That's the laugh of recognition. Everyone. That's a smart laugh. Just bombing. Yeah. Just going, no, he was going to zero out. Finally, open up questions that he could riff off of. Yeah. Oh, it was getting zero. Finally. Opie. What questions that he could riff off of? Oh, I think finally Opie got uncomfortable and just started giggling just to let him off the hook. Like, okay, man, he can stop. He can stop now. We get one is literally picking at his skin. I never noticed that before. So the last clip I have on here is this guy that Ron brought on who does this Trump impression also does a run impression. And remember there's customers

in this bar. There are people walking by on the street. The window is wide open and this is what we're doing. Why am I butch like lesbian? Let me tell you about her you have any idea the umbilical cord of all that pussy juice It was just We don't serve calamari I cannot believe the guy does a better impression than of Ron the waiter than of Trump. It's both voices fairly well. I know it's not bad, but so you could watch the people walking by doing a second take at the window. Even Opie was like cringing at that. What are we doing over here? Now, when open and cringy, exactly the nerve of him to shut that down after what he was yelling. Yeah. Oh Lord. So that's our Opie segment for this week. Oh, he never changed.

We do love you buddy. Guys, we drew is exhausted. I know it's just so grim. It is so grim. It was an energy drain. Well, okay. I'm glad you said that Mark, because we are wrapping up, but first we have to play a game and I don't know how much longer this game is going to exist. Cause Carter told me that he's a, he's running out of material, but I know, I know. Well, we'll have another game. There's always games to play, but this is a game called two minutes with Tom. Mark, are you familiar with Tom Meyers? The comic I am not. No. Well, Tom Meyers happens to be the world's worst standup comic. Oh, and he's been told this over and over again by people like Nick Mullen

from come town and Stavros and blind Mike and myself, Vinnie Paulino and everyone that was goes out of that. Carl, can I ask you? I'm just curious. How did he become this log out to Nick Mullins and come town? How did they settle on him to pile into? Because Stavros is also from Baltimore. Okay. And so they used to do comedy together. And then when Tom Myers recorded one of his terrible specials, Stavros was like sitting in the front row. You can hear him laughing. So Stavros brought that to come down. Several how police, right? Is that how you pronounce

it? I was getting it wrong. Who's on the show tires now. Yeah. It's very funny. He's a very good show. Yeah, that is a good show. Anyway, so Tom Marz is very famous from that, but not in the way he wants to be famous. And what Cardiff does is he puts together a game where we watch a setup and then try to figure out what the punchline is going to be. But don't worry. It's multiple choice. You got a 20% chance to get it right. Now I've seen people have success. Everyone's favorite new, new game show, Two Minutes with Tom. What do you say Carl and co-host, are you ready to find the bomb? Playing Two Minutes with Tom.

This girlfriend I'm seeing that I have right now, she's into all that fancy and role playing stuff. She likes to pretend that she's a Catholic school girl and I like to pretend that I love her. That's the other thing with Tom. I'm sorry to pause it. I'm terrible with this game. Is that Tom's a virgin. He's 40 something years old. He's a virgin and he says he's a Virgin. No, we just know it. Okay. He tells us in his own way. Yeah. It's very obvious. Cause when everybody talks about sex, he doesn't really know how it works. Like that 40 year old Virgin. It's that percent. It's he's very much that guy

in real life and his jokes. And I think Adam Bush or Vinnie was telling him when he came on WTP, when I wasn't there like Tom, talk about what you know. It sounds so awkward when you talk about like having girlfriends and role playing is up. Anyway, I just wanted to bring that up. Let's, let's see where he's going with this. I always know she's not on the moon for sex when she comes to bed wearing panties with a little green mystery sticker with the tongue sticking out. Oh. I don't care. I fucking love that one. That's all for this time.

What? Unwatchable. Ha, Carl. You've just been Tom Myers. Sit, Eugene, sit. On the field game? Good dog. Water lost. Oh, God. That potato is on my shit. Less. Now. Can someone repeat that joke? No. Oh, about the panties that she wears when she doesn't want to have sex. I didn't quite understand a couple of words there. I don't understand it either. Tom doesn't understand

sex. Didn't understand it either. So it all works out. I went when a joke bombs, the comment goes, well, that one's for me guys. Or you could like self-reflect and stop using that joke in your act. Stop doing comedy. Don't, don't stop doing comedy. Tom, we see that was a joke. Tom, we'd be very upset if you stopped doing comedy. All right. Let's get caught up on the internet. Producer Chris is always checking out what people are saying about W ATP. And this is a segment about the internet starring Jenny Jingles. Internet news with Jenny Jingles. From Patreon, Jen H. writes, I can't get enough of Ken Tamplin. Too bad he and his equally odd son don't put out much content.

The negative creep ponders. I wonder which drones Joey C. watched. Should have asked him more about his thoughts on the movie. Mike Dick warns, Carl, you flew to Hackamania with that thing? Burn the sun at you. Also, could this possible jail time interfere with a steel-toe event coming up? And has anyone ever bought anything

made by Woke Dad's famous grifted kiln? Let's face it, that kiln needs a name. I bet it had pissed Dan off, too. D-Lux is dumbfounded. The CEO of Steel-Toe Entertainment is in jail? Drusifus isn't alone. I wonder how Aaron will spin this one. SSD reports.

So, as they're coming into that segment and stuttering John as we's laughing, the anchorman actually says, don't worry about that. And the woman says, no, you're all good. I'd love to know what hilarity transpired that they were responding to. Also, John's sad, thinning soy sauce colored hair

really makes his head look oddly flat on top. Notorious Creighton is grateful. Whoever the voicemailer was who compared Skinny Chad to Hannibal Lecter, thank you for making me laugh for 10 minutes straight at the idea of Chad with a pit of nerds attempting to sew together a perfect Carl costume so he can take over. Michael Mullins very specifically points out, Tom Myers has the energy of a guy who just got back from a Royal Caribbean cruise that docked overnight in Italy and now aggressively seeks opportunities

to correct the improper way you say the word, ricotta, Damien Bates offers. I think Tipsy Tom used to refer to himself as a bit swishy. Brian Varvara opines, Casey Armstrong, noice. From Spotify, slow dancer gripes, the episode was great, but not enough mastodon. Let the wolf loose. ["Let the Wolf Loose"]

And if the Edward inquires, when does Annie leave WATP? Tucker Smith demands, more Mike Walters. And from YouTube, Akumujin coins another woe for the toe. But Wasabista says, the toe just keeps on winning. I'm coping and seething right now. Black Sabbath notes his mugshot looks like he was on to catch a predator. Sweaty Tryhard is probably right. When Mersh says you're going to jail, you're probably going to jail. Eddie Valentino. It's funny how Carl says he can't even talk about what he can't talk about. And literally three

minutes into his show, Aaron mentions what he can't talk about. He's going to keep messing up because he has low impulse control and will go to real jail. Mr. Ozzie plays us out with, sometimes the light at the end of the tunnel turns out to be the approaching train. We didn't even talk about Aaron Imhol today. We did a whole thing on this little piggy last night, but new information has come to light where Aaron went to jail on Wednesday. He thought he was going to get a $50 fine and probation. He said, yeah, we're going to slap on the wrist and then I'll be out and I don't give a shit. And he was saying that for months. And so people sent clips

to the judge and the judge went, yeah, not on my watch. And so he was booked, paid $5,000 and bond to get out and nice audience you got him out. But I blame nobody likes ideas. I had nothing to do with it. So he gets out and then Thursday morning he comes out and show and says, we're not, I'm burying my past. We're not talking about this. I'll never bring it up again. I'm moving on. I'm living a new life. I'm doing my new thing. And then doesn't he Sue Nick Riketa or no, not Sue him, but he took out a HRO restraining order. Yeah. Harassment restraining order. What? Try to make it so that Nick can't talk about it. Now this is a guy that when Nick wasn't allowed to talk because he had felony charges pending, Aaron was going on all the shows and talking all sorts of

mad shit about Nick. And now that he can't talk and Nick had, he's taken out of the HRO against Nick. It's unbelievable. Nick talking shit. Yeah. He came to hack a mania. Well, he's talking facts, but yeah, he came to Las Vegas. We did a live show. Nick flew out just to be on this little piggy and showed text messages and images that Aaron had sent into their little polycule group where he was trying to be sexy with his shirt off. It was so embarrassing for, for Aaron. So anyway, that's the new development that we'll keep an eye on. Wait, did he successfully get it or just filed for one? He filed for one. Okay. And I, Nick

was on with Patrick Melton last night talking mad shit. So I don't think that Nick's ready to stop talking shit and Nick's a lawyer. So he might know more about this than Aaron would file away buddy. Yeah, that's pretty much the sentiment of it. So that's a very interesting. Well, I didn't get to voicemails last night. We'll get caught up on Wednesday's show, but I want to thank drew and Mark. You guys are amazing to who are these podcasts. You've done so much for us and to set us up in your studio and the work that went into getting us set up and drew and what we're doing all weekend, going to Devo tonight and the tigers tomorrow and the

art exhibit last night. Like it's a bit unbelievable. I really appreciate it. People need to check out the drew lane shows some clean balls over there, Drew. I mean, this guy's been pretty good. No, thank you guys so much. I want to promote the, the drew lane show, which is what do you guys down to three days a week now? Two days a week, three occasionally now for four days a week. you check it out. It's a nice morning show for you. I know for me, I was in a morning show routine forever. It was Howard Stern. It was Opie and Anthony. It was Adam Kroa. All those shows started to suck. So now I'm, I get caught up on everything with the, the drew lane show. How much time do we have left

before you switch to another show? You're so loyal. That's a good point. Well, when you start sucking, that's why you did have a steel toe phase, don't it? Didn't you? I mean, it was a lot of steel toe. Fighting words. You know, I take everything back. Absolutely everything back. Is he still going? Is he still talking about the goal? Cause that's what I love. That's the best. That is the best. The problem is when people give him a lot of money, there was a guy, now I don't know if this is true or not, but he claims

this guy, Steven gave him $800 Thursday morning. Cause he felt bad for him for going to jail and stuff. So it was his own fault. You think so because of that, he didn't have to beg for the goal. And I don't think he's going to beg for the goal on Monday, but it'll be back on Tuesday. But you know, is it possible that he just made that up to create the idea that people would putting the 20 in the tip jar? Yeah, exactly. I wouldn't be surprised. I wouldn't put it past him. He went too big then. Right. Like, Oh, $800 is what we can give this guy. That sounds fun. No, it doesn't sound fun at all. But anyway, again, thank you very much, drew anything you wanted to say before we close things up? No, just that was, it was great. I was, I thought it was

a really good show. I had a lot of fun. Good seeing you guys. Yeah. Yeah. Good to see you, Mark. And by the way, this was Mark's debut on WTP, right? Yeah. Yeah. Probably should have played that up more. Yeah. I just hope it did the discord calm down. No, but they were, they hung with us. It must've sounded kind of decent cause they hung with us. We'll go back and listen to our local audio and hopefully that's going to be all right. No, it's great. Great fun. And looking forward to you. I gotta go, bye. I gotta go. I gotta go, I gotta go, I gotta go. Arrrr, arrrrr, drrrr, drrrr, drrrr, drrrr. Okay, bye.

Bye! A plane has hit Iruwaja Karli. Boom. Boom. It's mom. Boom. Boom. That was a great episode. That was really great. Man, that was a good episode. That was a great episode.

That was really great. Man, that was a good episode. That was a good episode. I enjoyed that. Ah, Carl, I love you. Okay, folks. Guess what? The episode's over.

Okay, bye. Okay. Was Jenny Jingles rolling her Rs on Ricotta? Is that how Italians talk? She should know, but I was confused by that. All right. Bye everybody. See you.