Your Favorite Thing with Wells & Brandi - Chickenfry and Chicken Crossings
Episode Date: November 13, 2024This week we discuss how God gives crazy gifts to terrible people, which leads to a Brianna Chickenfry/Dave Portnoy/Zack Bryan breakdown. It’s also soup season, and Wells would like to share his lat...est recipe with the class. Speaking of Brianna Chickenfry, Wells would like everyone to know the dark truth behind the beloved chicken crossing the road joke. They then talk about their fave things, including library cards, before playing some of your voicemails!  Favorite things mentioned: My Old Ass (Prime) The Penguin (Hulu) Like Water for Chocolate (HBO) LIV and Let Die by Alan Shipnuck am I real? am I here? am I Listening? By Joey Brodnax  Thanks to our awesome sponsors for supporting this episode!  Nutrafol: For a limited time, Nutrafol is offering our listeners $10 off your first month’s subscription and free shipping when you go to Nutrafol.com and enter the promo code YFT Bilt: Earn points by paying rent right now when you go to joinbilt.com/yft. Make sure to use our URL so they know we sent you Article: Go to ARTICLE.COM/yft for $50 off your first purchase of $100 or more ShipStation: Go to shipstation.com and use code YOURFAVORITETHING to sign up for your FREE 60-day trial Don’t forget to rate, review, and follow Your Favorite Podcast! Plus, keep up with us between episodes on our Instagram pages, @yftpodcast @wellsadams and @brandicyrus + our TikTok @yftpodcast & be sure to leave us a voicemail with your fave things at 858-630-1856! This podcast is brought to you by Podcast NationÂ
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Even though it's going to be like 78 degrees here later. What's going on? Why am I wearing
shorts on Halloween? Why am I sweating mid-November? I don't know. It feels kind of weird.
I guess there are some good things about it though how's everybody done dude my old miss rebels beating georgia by three scores i know you guys like that that was nice
god doesn't it feel good the um election's over i mean regardless of how you feel about the outcome
i'm just glad it's over because it was just all day day, everything I ever saw on the internet, even on the TV, was about the motherfucking election.
And I hated it. It's way too much.
People are angry and I feel that fucking energy.
And now it's over and we can move on and we can hang out and we can go back to the bar.
I don't know.
Hey, if it's what you wanted, I'm happy for you.
If it's not what you wanted, I'm really sorry.
And that's it, I guess.
I don't know.
There's no really way of going about it other than it's over now.
And so now we can just get back to fucking life.
So yeah, that's my pep talk for you.
I do want to talk about this dave
portnoy brianna chicken fry zach bryan thing because we talked about it last week where i
was like why would you ever piss off like the the biggest media corporation for bros in the world
which is barstool did i realize to the level of which the pettiness that Dave Portnoy lives in. No, I didn't.
But these diss tracks are amazing.
And if half the stuff about ZB is correct,
dude, kind of a douchebag.
But I realize I'm only hearing what you were on the side of the story,
and that's that,
but I'm going to probably agree with the woman on this one.
Listen, as a man,
I know that's probably going against like bro code
and everything,
but I got a feeling that Brianna's not lying.
And I've met some big douchers in my day.
I've met some real big, terrible ladies too,
but I've been a lot of douchers
and I have a feeling,
call me crazy,
but ZB might be a doucher.
And by doucher, I mean like a narcissist and like a person that probably shouldn't be in a relationship until they get like a lot of help.
And yeah, it's just crazy that God gives crazy gifts to people who are terrible sometimes.
That's something that I do not understand.
Because I consider myself to be like a really good person.
And I'm like, God, you didn't give me anything.
Really?
I'm like an okay golfer.
And I can like joke around on these shows.
But like, why didn't I get to be like an amazing songwriter?
You know?
I don't understand it.
What happened?
I'm happy with my life, though.
So I can't complain.
Should we call the Branzino?
All right, let's do it.
Let's do it.
It's time to call her up.
It is time.
God didn't give me talents.
Hi.
How you doing?
I'm all right.
How are you?
I'm doing fine.
I don't know.
I'm wearing a cardigan, even though it's going to be 78 degrees here in Los Angeles today.
Well, that's what you do.
I just want it to be fall weather now.
Do you?
Yeah, I enjoy it.
I enjoy the fall weather.
Because all I hear out of you is LA is so great.
It is.
The weather's great.
You're around.
It is.
I can't get into the spirit if I don't feel like I'm in the
temperate zone of the spirit.
The spirit of?
The holidays.
I see. Halloween, I think I wore
shorts that day. That's not right.
It's not. I want it to be
soup season so bad I made soup again last night.
It was delicious.
I'm getting so... What kind of soup?
Kind of like a marry me chicken soup. Oh, yum. It was delicious. I'm getting so kind of soup, uh, kind of like a, like a marry me chicken
soup. Oh, yum. It was delicious. I've gotten now pretty good at it because my wife does not really
eat the soup with me. So I make too much soup. And so now I've gotten really good at making kind
of just like a three bowl batch. Okay. Yeah. Here's what I did kind of cheated, but it doesn't
really matter. I threw
in some, I threw some wild rice into my rice cooker, which made things a little bit easier.
And then I threw in some water into my pot. Then I threw in like a bouillon cube basically.
So I didn't really have my own stock, but I made it that way. And then I threw my, uh, my chicken
into the air fryer. And so I really was cheating here. I found some mushrooms
in a can in the pantry. So I threw that into a skillet with some garlic and some onions and
sauteed those puppies up until they were nice and soft. Threw in some nice seasonings. Threw that
into my stock water using air quotes, because I used a Buoyan
cube, but whatever, and then took out my rice, threw that into the pot, let that simmer for a
little bit longer, threw in a little bit of half and half, creamed that baby up, then took out my
chicken, chopped that bitch up, ooh, threw in some garbanzo beans, also known as chickpeas,
that bitch up.
Ooh, threw in some garbanzo beans,
also known as chickpeas.
Got that in there,
mixed it all up,
and it was delicious.
It sounds great.
It was really good. Minus the mushrooms.
I'm not a mushroom girl.
That's what Sarah said.
She was like,
I don't like the texture of mushrooms.
I don't either.
What are you talking about?
They're delicious.
Are you kidding me? No, I'm not.. What are you talking about? They're delicious. Are you kidding me?
No, I'm not.
Mushrooms are delicious.
I'm with Sarah.
Let me tell you something.
As someone who won worst cooks in America,
mushrooms are an amazing food because I'll tell you why.
They absorb the flavors of everything around it.
So if you throw some mushrooms into a saucepan
and you throw in some onions and some garlic and
some soy sauce, anything really, some ginger, some turmeric, those things will suck up that flavor
like a sponge. And then when you eat it, it's not just mushroom flavor. It's all those things
incorporated into it. Interesting. Had an amazing weekend. Got to be honest with you. Do tell.
Had an amazing weekend, got to be honest with you.
Do tell.
Dude, my Ole Miss Rebels beat Georgia by three scores.
Cool.
Georgia the number three team in the nation.
Oh.
We beat that ass, and here's the thing. I was getting a little down on my Rebels, and for all my Rebel listeners out there, which has probably got to be 10,
it was a tough road because we lost to Kentucky
and it was like, who the fuck is Kentucky?
And then we lose to overtime to LSU.
And so we're thinking we're out of it, man,
because you can't be a three loss team
getting into the playoffs.
It's just not going to happen,
especially in the SEC, which is cannibalizing itself.
But we end up beating Georgia, okay?
So now we have a tiebreaker over Georgia,
who also is a two-loss team, I think.
They might be a three-loss.
No, a two-loss team because they lost to Alabama.
They do have a win over Texas, I think.
And so now all we have left is Florida.
We should beat them.
And then Mississippi State?
I think we're going to the playoffs, baby.
But one game at a time.
Okay?
But holly toddy, gosh almighty, who the fuck are we?
Hey, flim flam, bim bam, Ole Miss.
By damn.
And then the other thing.
I went to baby to baby this weekend.
I didn't see any photos of you.
We haven't posted them, really.
Dude, I have one photo.
Okay.
I'm going to show it to you, actually.
I would love to see it.
It was like, you know, they have like a professional photographer there and all that
kind of stuff. And it's a great photo, but it's in black and white, but it looks like I have blue
eyes and I don't know how I feel about it. Blue? Check it out. Wow. See this? Not really. It's not
really big enough for me to see. Okay.
You only have two people penned in your text?
Yeah.
Listen, I run a hard, I run a tight ship.
All right.
I got my wife and my brother.
That's it.
Wow.
Okay.
How many you got pinned in your text?
I think six.
Six?
Am I one of them?
No, but the YFT group chat, I believe. It is because you never respond to that.
So like I've seen people have, I guess like nine is like the usual amount that I see.
Oh, no.
It's giving MySpace top eight is what it's giving.
Well, apparently I have very few friends.
Yeah, I've got both podcast
group chats up there i've got my mother i've got my manager alicia i've got my bestie keys
and i got my man's on there when do we get to talk about him? I don't know. I was thinking probably like right before I leave to go see him for Christmas.
All right.
Well, then we're good.
Can we have him on the show?
No, we can't do that.
But I do feel like since I'm, since I'm most likely,
when I say most likely I am leaving to go spend Christmas with him,
that would probably be the correct time to talk
about it.
Okay.
Well, I guess that's something to look forward to.
Yeah, that's in about four weeks, kids.
Yeah.
I think we should have him on the show because he's got such an interesting story.
I know, but we don't need to do that.
I'm going to ask him.
I'm going to DM him.
You already did and he said no.
No.
He thought about it.
He's not. He's not doing that.
Fine. Anyways, back to Baby to Baby. So Baby to Baby is this gala that they have every year,
a fundraising gala for this company called Baby to Baby that was started by these two ladies in Los Angeles where they basically just raise money to give underprivileged families and kids diapers. That was kind of how
it originally started. It was just like getting diapers to families who needed diapers. And then
of course it's grown now into like this whole other thing of just like, what do you need as a
family who is like underprivileged? So like backpack, school supplies, clothing, and they've
grown so big and become so important, I guess,
in like the philanthropic space that FEMA is like using them a ton
for like all these natural disasters, which is amazing.
Like, I mean, yeah, when you think of like these hurricanes coming through
or tornadoes coming through, it's like, yeah, you need like shelter and water.
But then like people have kids, like you need diapers and you need,
you know, clothes, all kinds of stuff. It's a night where like people have kids, like you need diapers and you need, you know, clothes,
all kinds of stuff. It's a night where like all these basically, it's, it's all basically like
powerful women in the industry come and they raise money. So this year was really cool. The
keynote speaker and like the main person that was being honored was Charlize Theron or Charlize
Theron. Love her. She is so hot still.
I know.
I was close enough to her to be like, okay, let me see here.
Let me, I'm having an opinion.
Insanely gorgeous.
Yeah.
I was blown away.
And she's tall, too.
She's like my height.
She's like my height.
Good for her.
You know who still looks freaking amazing is Jennifer Garner.
She spoke and brought someone up.
Man, to have those dimples, one of my favorite things is those dimples.
I mean, I got dimples.
Her dimples start at her cheeks and go down to her chin.
Wow.
Amazing.
We saw Paris Hilton up there.
Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Julie Bowen were the auctioneers.
They were very funny.
The food is amazing.
And yeah, it was a night full.
Oh, Nelly performed.
That's an interesting one.
Well, it was Snoop Dogg last year, which was pretty amazing.
That was also interesting.
Yeah.
Anyways, we had an amazing time.
Well, I love that for you guys.
We sat with these like,
they were like rich bros
that were from Vegas.
Oh.
They were like,
you ever come to Vegas?
And I'm like,
no,
I'm 40 years old.
What are you talking about?
You gotta come,
you gotta come hang out.
They're showing me all these videos.
They're friends with all these
fucking DJs and shit
and like showing me all this stuff
and I'm like,
nothing that you're showing me
is making me want to do any of that.
I gotta be honest with you.
If I never tell them that you're also friends with a Vegas DJ.
No,
I didn't.
I didn't even bring that up.
Interesting.
They were like,
we're leaving here in like 20 minutes.
We're going to Delilah's.
And then after that,
we're going to jump on the PJ with a bunch of bitches and we're going back.
And I was like,
that whole night sounds like my fucking nightmare.
This is my life now.
I'm in a cardigan.
Yeah, you're boring.
A hat from the 70s.
And I think that going on a private jet to Vegas
sounds so gross.
Just can't do it anymore, you know?
Did you ever do it?
I mean, I did like go to Vegas a bunch
and it just wasn't for me. One, I it? I mean, I did like go to Vegas a bunch and it just
wasn't for me. One, I hate gambling too. I don't really like drugs. And I feel like both those
things have to go together. Three, when I get too drunk, I go to bed, but that's a place for like
staying up all night, you know, four, it's fucking hot there. Five. It's so many old people in like
little rascals, you know, smoking cigarettes.
And I'm like, I don't think this is good for the American populace.
Five, the food is pretty fantastic.
I'll give you that.
It is so good.
Six, a lot of hookers.
You know, there are ways to go to Vegas and do none of these things and have a great time.
Yeah, it's called going to Palm Springs.
It's the exact same thing.
No.
Yeah.
Different.
Okay, then what do you do? Well, I get paid. It's super great. Well, yeah, if going to Palm Springs. It's the exact same thing. No. Yeah. Different.
Okay, then what do you do?
Well, I get paid.
It's super great. Well, yeah, I was getting paid.
I don't know.
I love the shopping.
I do love the food scene.
There are so many great shows that you can go see.
But one of the times I went recently, I went to Meow Wolf and had a whole little day there.
I mean, Vegas just has got some things.
Of course it does.
It's just not for me.
It doesn't have anything for me.
I do want to go to the Sphere, but I have
a buddy who went to the Sphere and saw U2
and now it's Vertigo. And I feel like
that's going to happen to me, you know?
Interesting. I still really want
to see the Nature Show at the Sphere.
Oh, I want to see like Fish or the Grateful
Dead or something, you know? I'd like to see the
Nature Show myself. Take some S35, some Schedule 35.
I don't do drugs.
This is the phobia of Vegas.
That's not a drug.
That's a great idea.
When I talk about Vegas drugs, I talk about a little, that little nose stuff.
Yeah, but I'm sure some mushies would set you straight and make you have a great time.
That's probably true.
You know?
That's probably true.
Yeah.
Anywho, that's what's going on with me. What's going on with you? I was in New York City. I had a great time.
New York is a little bit like Vegas for me in the sense of I don't need to stay very long.
The shorter the trip, the better time I have, I think. I was there for two nights. It was plenty.
I had some great meals. I saw some friends. I saw our girl, Olivia Caridi, who looks great, by the way.
She's just thriving.
She looks fantastic.
Is she still working for like an airline?
No, she quit that a long time ago.
Oh, okay.
She's got a big girl marketing job now.
Oh, nice.
Yeah.
Stayed at my favorite hotel, the Ned Nomad, which is just like in itself.
Like I could just not leave the hotel and I could have a great time, you know?
Love that.
Like I could, I could just not leave the hotel and I could have a great time, you know?
Love that.
And I, well, the reason I was there is I got to go see the new episode of Yellowstone.
I got to see the screening in New York with the cast and it was very cool.
I got the invite for this and didn't really know what to expect, you know?
Didn't know that they kind of dubbed it like a premiere, right? Like the premiere of season of the second half of season five, which is the last season of the show.
And since I got invited, I was like, you know, this is just probably like a big premiere and
like a big thing. And it was so small and intimate. And it was mostly cast and crew.
And just like a few, like very small handful of invited guests, including myself, which I'm
honored, honored to have been included. And it was just really fun and really cool just to kind of be in the room with everybody. And before they started
the episode, a couple people got up to speak on just the journey that the show's been for them
and how life-changing it's been for some of these actors that got their start on Yellowstone. And
I just loved kind of being a fly on the wall to the community of this set family. Because that's
what I love about being on set, right? it becomes this family and everybody works together to create this thing
it's just so beautiful and lovely and it was just cool to cool to be part of it was kevin there he
wasn't you know that's the whole tea is he left and yellowstone did air this episode did air on
sunday night so if you haven't watched it highly recommend great episode a lot happens in episode
one um and i think considering the fact that kevin
left them high and dry you know or so it seems uh i think they're gonna do a really good job with
like wrapping up this show and his storyline and um just based off episode one i think they did a
really good they're doing a great job of of putting a bow on his character without him being there
right it's not easy to do did they take him to the train station is Is that how he leaves? You know, you have to watch to find out.
I'm not going to watch.
Well, you have to.
Yeah, so I did that, and that was cool,
and now I'm home.
Nice.
Should we tell the show?
Yes.
I think it's you.
Bros and hoes,
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Dude, have you been keeping up with the whole Brianna Chicken Fry, Zach Bryan?
Oh, yes, I have.
Barstool stuff?
I listened to their episode of BFFs this week.
Yeah.
And got the whole tea, you know, the whole pot of tea.
Pretty fucking crazy.
Yeah, but also not.
Like, I'm also kind of not shocked.
Yeah, okay. So if you guys have no idea what i'm talking about because i was telling sarah about this in the
car to baby to baby and she was like there's a person named brianna chicken fry and i was like
i think that's a real name don't worry about that and she was like okay i know who zach brian is i
know what is happening so if you don't know what's going on, here's like the elevator pitch of what's going on. A pretty high up podcaster at Barstool, her name is Brianna.
She was dating Zach Bryan, the country singer, who we like his music.
I mean, at least I do.
Of course, love.
Yeah, he's incredible.
They were kind of like a high-powered couple, and she was like going on tour with them.
And he writes all these amazing songs and they seemed like a really
good couple. Then all of a sudden they broke up and apparently he kind of like released the
information on his socials kind of before she was ready for it. And then all of a sudden he pops up
on dating sites on Raya and Tinder and stuff. And it's like, oh, he kind of maybe should have been
a little more sensitive or whatnot. And then what most recently come about is that he offered Brianna
a $12 million NDA to not say what was going on between them. And she considered taking it. And
I guess they started to drag their feet about sending her the money or like getting it all done.
And then Dave Portnoy, the owner of Barstool, which is a huge media company, got involved, got annoyed, and basically, I think, threatened their lawyers to be like, hey, pay my girl or we're going to fucking come after you.
She ends up not taking the $12 million deal,
goes on her podcast with Dave Portnoy and Josh Richardson,
and she just spills the fucking tea.
And by spills the tea, I mean it's gallons and gallons
of just the most piping hot tea.
However, here's the crazy thing about it.
Did you listen to the episode?
No, I've just seen all the clips.
Here's the crazy thing about it. Did you listen to the episode? No, I've just seen all the clips. Here's the crazy thing about it.
She does spill gallons of tea.
Yeah.
And you can tell there's just so much more that she has that she's not spilling because
all she's really telling on this episode is her side of the relationship, her part, you
know, her story of like, this wasn't the relationship I was in.
This is how it ended.
I was fucked over. I was treated poorly. Like this is the reality. And at the end of it,
you know, well, like, yeah, that's shitty. You know, he's a shitty guy. He treated you like
shit. A lot of guys do that. What's with the $12 million thing. And so it's, and she's like, well,
she's like, there's a lot I'm not saying. She was like, I didn't come here to air out his dirty
laundry and, you know, drag him,
you know, across the internet for all the crazy shit that he's, that I've witnessed. She was like,
I don't really feel right about that. She was like, I just didn't want to be silenced about
like my story and saying my piece and like being able to like defend myself or like say, you know,
what happened to me and tell my story. So it clearly she saw a lot in the, in the year plus
that they dated, you know, and just, just by listening to this episode, I can only imagine
like, he seems like the epitome of a narcissist. Uh, he seems like an alcoholic. He seems like
his anger issues. There's a lot of things here and there's a lot she could probably say. It's
like very admirable that she's not saying that because considering how poorly she
was treated, it would be really easy for her to just go out, you know, go out and just drag him.
And she's not doing that. So I don't know. I'm team Brianna here. Clearly I feel for her. I
think she says this on, and some of her tech talks, it's like the fact that this is so relatable is
just so sad, but so many men are just fucking trash. Yeah. I mean, like, so the big story was it was her birthday. He got them a house in the Hamptons or something. They rented a house
and like all her friends there and her family was there. And he started getting drunk like the night
before her birthday. And about 30 minutes before midnight, she realized that he was kind of going
South. And she was like, I'm going to bed. Zach, come with me. He wouldn't come with her. She went upstairs, fell asleep.
An hour later, she wakes up.
She goes downstairs and he's just berating her friends,
being like, you'll never amount to anything.
You're just a succubus,
like living off the teat of like my girlfriend.
You guys are worthless.
And then like her, I guess her aunt
is like trying to calm him down.
And I guess someone, I would assume it's Grace O'Malley,
the girl that does the other podcast with the priest, starts him and being like dude you're a fucking asshole I think that
there's a lot of stuff on film that shows that this guy is a dirtbag but what I said last week
was like this was a huge misstep for Zach and his PR team to be involved with somebody who is
attached to arguably one of the biggest media companies
with an owner that doesn't really give a shit about anything.
And I was like, they're going to come after him hard.
They went after him so much harder than I thought they were going to.
They wrote two diss tracks thus far.
They have a guy named Roan on payroll that just does diss tracks for Barstool.
The first song was a ripoff of his song the lyrics
are literally this how lucky is brie to be free of cb and his stds So now we're like, well, he's got STDs, I guess.
They're ripping on his hairline.
The fact that his head looks like a Lego man's head, that his jaw's weird, that he's 5'6".
It, like, never ends.
And then I heard another one.
They came out with another one today.
Well, because his team had the first one taken
down. Yeah, I know. It's amazing. Anyways, that's probably more information than you need about
something, but it has been very interesting. And now you're caught up. Cray, cray. Cray.
What I was saying to the YFTers before I called you, it's like, it's crazy that God gives those
kind of gifts to people who are kind of pieces of shit. Because I feel like I'm a nice guy,
and I didn't really get nothing. Yeah, that's how the world works though you know yeah but what's
the justification for it don't know or do you have to be kind of a monster to be able to tap into
some sort of like weird creative no that doesn't make any sense i don't know i think it's just how the cookie crumbles that's a saying that
means nothing you said you said you said a bunch of words that mean nothing that's how the cookie
crumbles some people are pieces of shit and really talented and then they get all the money and all
the fame but then i guess sometimes but then i guess they get their reckoning when i mean here's
the thing.
At the end of the day, nothing's going to change for him.
He's going to continue to put up music.
He's going to continue to do well because he's a talented writer.
Nothing's going to change for him, unfortunately.
I hope that what comes out of this is the next fucking girl he tries to date
maybe goes into it with a little more hesitancy and some fucking boundaries, right?
And like knowing what she's getting herself into,
that would be the best thing to come out of this whole thing.
He's going to go back to dating people who aren't celebrities
because those people can be silenced.
Yeah.
You know, like Brianna doesn't need to be silenced
because I'm pretty sure that Dave was like,
don't sign this.
We're going to make this into millions of dollars.
Yeah.
You know? For sure. like don't sign this we're gonna make this into millions of dollars yeah you know for sure
anyways you know that joke why the chicken crossed the road what's the punchline to get to the other
side do you know what that joke means tell me wells it's so fucked up i always thought like
the joke was an anti-joke. Like why the chicken crossed the road?
To get to the other side.
Like it's an anti-joke.
Like it's not a real joke.
That's not what the joke's about.
Okay.
Enlighten us.
It's a play on words.
If the chicken crosses the road,
there's a good chance he's going to get run over by a car.
True.
And so to get to the other side isn't talking about getting to the other side of the road.
It's about getting to the other side as in death.
Got it.
Did you know that?
I didn't, but it does make a lot of sense.
It's such a sad joke now.
So the chicken's just committing suicide.
Yes.
That's really sad.
Why did no one ever tell me that?
That's like a joke kids tell.
Does anyone really tell that joke anymore is my question i don't know but
i don't think so oh sarah mclaughlin help us out here
all right so after that,
do you have any
safe things, bro?
I do.
What do you got?
An old friend of mine,
her name's Megan Park.
She
has a new movie out
that she wrote
and directed.
Yeah, I think I remember.
It's called My Old Ass.
Have we talked about this?
No, but I remember you said
you had a friend
who does this stuff.
Yeah.
She also directed, was it called The Fallout?
It was like a film on HBO with the girl from, with Jenna Ortega, I think was in that one a couple years ago.
Oh, I've seen this.
This is Future Her comes back in time and future her is Aubrey Plaza.
Exactly.
Yeah.
It is so good.
I watched it a couple nights ago.
Really, really good.
I guess you can read the synopsis, but the concept is an 18-year-old girl who's about to leave home and go to college and whatever.
Takes mushrooms.
Takes a trip.
And her older self, her 39-year-old self, comes to meet her on
this trip or whatever. Starts to just not tell her things about her life necessarily, but I don't
know, send not warnings, but say like, hey, spend some more time with your family. And then tells
her to stay away from people named Chad and just things like this. And so then you just see how that affects, you know,
what she does going forward.
And Aubrey makes a couple of appearances back, you know, in her life.
And I don't want to ruin it for you,
so I don't really think I should say much more, but it's so, so good.
And Maisie, is it Maisie Stella is her name?
Yes.
She's phenomenal in this.
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Elliot realizes she has to rethink everything about her family, life, and love. My old ass
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I watched the season finale, series finale, I don't know, of The Penguin.
Oh.
It is so fucking good.
Wow.
This is what DC needed, I think.
And I was thinking about it because DC and Batman have had a hard run ever since The Dark Knight Ride.
Like, you know, like it just hasn't been good.
Like Ben Affleck wasn't great.
And like Robert Pattinson's was good.
It just hasn't like had the hoopspa it had,
you know, back at like Dark Knight Rises
and all that kind of stuff.
They finally found their footing in it.
And I think it has to do with the fact
that you can do limited series now.
And this is like getting really maybe
in the weeds about it all. the batman series and dc in general is like very very dark and i think if
you're going to have a very very dark movie or show it really is dependent upon character
development because you have to understand why these people are so fucking shitty and like why
this city is so terrible i think it just takes more time and so like it
being a limited series it really got you to expand the characters understand backstory
understand relationships between characters what the penguin does enormously well is they take a
character you feel really bad for in the beginning and you're rooting for and then slowly show you
how much of a monster they are in the end you're still kind of rooting for the monster for some
reason and that the last second they show you just how horrid they are. And absolutely blows your mind.
Because they do something in it where you're like, oh, my God.
Oz has been terrible forever.
Oh, my God.
And then you're like, all right, but, you know, I'm still kind of rooting for whatever.
And then the end scene, you're like, oh, you fucking monster. and it's his origin story like he hasn't really
become the penguin yet like he's just trying to become the he's just trying to get control of
gotham he's trying to take out the falcons oh it's so good everyone's so good chris christina
milionati or whatever is fucking amazing and the way that they end her storyline you're like god
they better do a season two and then col Colin Farrell, he's so good.
You hate him.
You love him and you hate him and you feel bad for him and you fucking, he's so fucking good.
But I tell you who is the breakout star.
And she's probably not a breakout star, but his mom, Frances Cobb, Deddery D. O'Connell.
Holy shit.
The end of the series. It's like one episode
that's just about her. I couldn't
recommend a show more than The Penguin.
Wow. Yeah.
Loved it. Alright, great.
Dark, dark
show. Okay. But I liked it.
Yeah.
Go check it out. Yeah.
Dude, I have a fave thing that's not like about movies
and stuff, but it is about entertainment. Okay.
So we went and voted the other day,
right? Yep. And like our,
where we drop off our ballots
is one of those voting boxes, and
it's in front of our library, right? Which I think
is a pretty normal thing. I think that's
where they are. They're in front of like government buildings,
right? And libraries are government buildings. They're
funded by your tax money.
And this library is a thousand yards away from my home.
Okay?
Yeah.
I pass it every day and I'm like, I've never been in there.
Never been in that library.
So finally we go drop off the ballots and I'm like, babe, I want to get a library card.
Oh.
Do you have a library card?
Do I?
Yeah.
No.
I'm going to give you a pitch as to why you should get a library card? Do I? Yeah. No. No.
I'm going to give you a pitch as to why you should get a library card.
Okay?
Okay, tell me.
Sure.
Every American should have a library card.
If nothing more than the fact that your tax dollars fund this shit.
All right?
And you should get something out of it.
So I'm like, I want a library card.
This place is right by my house.
I have a nephew.
I can take him there. We can read books and stuff.'s cool we go in there first of all nice library I go get
my library card doesn't take very long it's free you're an American you get it there is an app on
my Roku called canopy and I'm always been like what is this so I went to it it is the public
library systems app because you know you can go to the library and you can rent DVDs?
I don't know if you knew that, but you can.
Didn't know that, no.
So this is their app to be able to rent movies.
They have fucking every movie ever in this app.
And it's free if you put in your library card information.
Got it.
And you just stream it?
You just stream it. Ah. it's the same thing as when you
were a kid you had a library card you get like 21 things you can check out a month you know and you
have to and you have to return them but with with the digital thing it just returns it by itself
right obviously you don't keep it so same thing the lady's like okay so this is like what you get
like obviously you can come in here it's free free wifi and whatever, all the books and whatever.
But here, take this flyer with these QR codes,
the Los Angeles Public Library app.
You download out on your phone or your Kindle or your iPad.
Guess what?
You can fucking rent all those books, any book for free.
You do not have to buy them.
You do not, it's free because of our back tax dollars.
And then Libby is the other app.
This is a fucking ad for the government, I guess.
I've never seen you more enthusiastic in my life.
I was blown away.
The Libby app, same thing, free books, and for me, free audiobooks.
Ah.
I've been paying thousands of dollars for fucking Audible over the years,
and this has been free the entire time.
Okay, so do they have, like, literally every book that's available anywhere?
Every book.
Like new books.
Like the minute a book comes out, it's available.
I believe so.
Interesting. You can set reminders. You know, it's available. I believe so. Interesting.
You can set reminders, you know, like we like Blake Crouch, right?
So it'd be like, then we'll let you know the next time the Blake Crouch thing's available
for you to rent.
But then you have to read it within like two, I think three, I think it's 20 days, I think.
Interesting.
But anyways, I assume most of the people that listen to this podcast are American.
Everyone should have a library card.
I was blown away.
Okay.
You should get your library card.
Clearly.
Yeah.
If nothing else for the canopy thing, all the movies are there.
Yeah, that's it.
I know.
We started watching a show I was really excited about called Like Water for Chocolate.
Where's that show?
It's on Max.
And I think it's a play. i think selma hayek produced this star-crossed lovers tita and pedro's romance is thwarted by her family's traditions
forcing tita to navigate magic and flavors in the kitchen and she fights for love and embraces her destined path
like water for chocolate so it's a little bit like cinderella tita is played by this girl
azul guaita so it's in spanish because it takes place in mexico but they've dubbed it over so
that's like my only drawback to it but it it's a little like Cinderella. She's like the youngest daughter and the mom's kind of like really mean to her because her childbirth was like the hardest, I guess. But she has a little bit of magic in them fingers. All right. And she loves to cook. And what she's able to do is that whatever emotion she's feeling, she can impart into the flavors as if it was like another spice which i think is a kind of an
interesting thought uh so if she's like feeling really excited or hopeful or uh in love or
whatever and she makes like a like a dessert or whatever whoever eats it can will get those
feelings as well but then obviously the adverse is true if she's upset or sad or something that
that can happen too anyway so she falls in love like as a little girl to this guy named pedro who like lives you know in the same village or
whatnot um and they like basically like star-crossed lovers they're gonna end up together and then he
goes into town for a couple years to like go to school or whatever and they promise to write each
other every single day but he doesn't write her and then he finally comes back to town and she's like fuck you dude you never wrote me and he's like i wrote you every single
day a little bit like the notebook i think but her mother is like absolutely not you are not dating
you're not going to be with him so it's a little cinderella in that aspect and there's also some
magic involved which is kind of like cinderella i think for the people who are into the romance, you know, if that's you out there,
this show's for you. Ah, all right. And if you're into cooking and baking also might be for you
because I like that part. I didn't care so much for any of the other stuff, but the cooking stuff.
Not a big romance guy? You know, I'm not. I don't know. What is it about boys that makes us not
really give a shit about that? I don't know. Y'all are just so fucking dense. I don't know. What is it about boys that makes us not really give a shit about that? I don't know.
Y'all are just so fucking dense.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I'm trying to think of a romance that I loved.
I mean, I like Romeo and Juliet, but that's a tragedy.
That is a tragic tragedy.
That is not a romance.
That is a tragedy.
Yeah.
Yeah.
What's your favorite romance?
You know me, I don't like to pick like absolute favorites of anything. There's a bunch that I like though. I mean, like I did
like the notebook, you know, like call me crazy. I'll walk to remember. Loved it. One of my favorites
actually is, uh, age of Adeline. Did you ever watch that movie? No. Blake Lively. So fucking
good. I also loved both the original and the remake of, it called endless love that one's good i don't know
i do like them but i typically like there to be something else in the story besides just that yeah
i would say i like the was it a walk in the clouds isn't the one where keanu reeves pretends to be
the husband of the girl isn't it a walk in the Clouds? I'm not sure about that.
Oh, speaking of Charlize Theron,
she did a movie with Keanu Reeves back in the day.
I think it was called Sweet November.
Great movie.
Yeah, Love, Walking in the Clouds, Legends of the Fall.
Is that a romance?
That's a tragedy too.
Yeah, I don't think that counts.
God, I like a tragedy.
What does that say about you?
What does that say about me, What does that say about me?
You think?
Huh?
Well,
all right.
Big gulps,
huh kids?
Anyways,
like water for chocolate.
Good stuff.
I started the new season of Outer Banks.
Oh,
you did good.
Do you still watch that show?
No,
I fell off in the last season.
Yeah.
But my theory,
my theory about the bandana being magical.
I want to know if that was true.
Cause I,
well,
I'll let you know.
Cause I am going to watch it.
However,
it's become like a passive watch.
You know what I mean?
It's become the show that you're also scrolling on your phone whilst
watching.
And I just,
there this,
I just don't think they can do this much longer.
You know,
I think it's over.
Maybe this should be the last season.
It's not already because I just don't know how much we can keep this going yeah you know yeah yeah yeah but it's
fine it's cute this one is just so arbor you guys aren't gonna care about it but i started reading
a book called live and let die that i like a lot it's written by alan shipnick who is a golf writer
so i know this is not that interesting to you guys, but it might be for people
who are interested in sport and golf.
Are you aware that there was like this other
Saudi-backed golf league called Liv
and a bunch of golfers went over there?
Can't say I am.
So it's been a big thing in sport.
And so the PGA has been warring
with this Saudi-backed golf league named Liv.
And a lot of our best players
went over there. And it was kind of considered bad form, the people who went over there, because the
money from the Saudis is dirty, right? And like their human rights over in Saudi is real bad.
And obviously they had a hand in 9-11 and all this kind of stuff. And it was kind of really
politicized. And I started reading
this book. It's just really kind of like about how this Saudi elite, this public investment fund
was able to kind of start this league in fight the PGA. It's kind of interesting because Donald
Trump is a big part of it. And so like one of the reasons that people in the Gulf are excited about
Donald Trump becoming president again is they think that he'll be able to help with bringing these these leagues together again
because all the best players aren't playing all the best players unless they're playing in the
in the majors and stuff so just anyways like learning the history of it so if you're interested
in like finance and sports and kind of like the backstory of all this super interesting so anyways
live and let die i don't know that for the four
guys who like fucking sports and golf that's for you i guess i might cut that entire thing out
no you should leave it dude did you know that water is smart what do you mean water
is an intelligent designer this going to blow your mind.
I can't wait. This lady started doing all these experiments with water where she would show water images and then freeze them.
And then the water would freeze like the image that she showed the water.
And then it even got crazier where she would just think thoughts into
the water and the water would freeze and turn into those things. Are you ready for this?
Sure. I'd like to introduce you to the idea of water as an intelligent designer. Here I exposed
water to my friend's photo, removed and froze using a special method, and it designed her face.
I showed the ice result to the water and it
designed a negative face where did you find this place my thumb in the water and then froze it and
water designed a thumb with a chip in the nail look at it i chipped my nail in exactly the same
place three hours later water is here i used a conceptual word of ego it's a word i have no
visual for which removes any mental projection.
And water designed a person with big shoulders, a small face, and a giant balloon head.
Weird.
I used the word milk as an influence, and water designed a breast.
A titty!
I wasn't thinking of human milk, so this was a surprise.
You notice that the eyes designs are not photocopies of the influence.
They're similar!
But more of an interpretation.
And to me, this is clear display of some kind of awareness.
I honestly don't think we know
what water really is yet.
What's happening here? Look at the dove!
Where'd you find this?
On the internet!
Like TikTok or...
Yeah!
Yeah!
Well, why don't you give that a try and let me know how that goes for you.
You don't think that's real?
No.
It totally could be real.
Try it.
I would love to see your results.
I got to get a dish like that.
Oh, I think I got a little glass I can do.
Okay.
I'm going to do it.
Okay, great.
If it's fucking real, that's crazy.
If it works for you, I'll be sold.
All right.
I'm just saying like water, you know.
I mean, come on.
That's pretty crazy if that's real.
Yeah.
I got another thing.
This is a PSA for all the people who like to drink out there.
Okay.
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What do you think?
I mean, I eat a ton of cheese, so, you know.
You get hangovers? Yeah, I do you think? I mean, I eat a ton of cheese, so, you know. You get hangovers?
Yeah, I do.
Oh, I'm sorry. But anyways,
I like that. I don't even know
if I care if that's true or not.
If you're just gonna start eating cheese
every time you drink. Just be like, guys,
guys, I need some cheese
before I have this shot of tequila.
Alright?
Like, I'm not chasing it with, like, a chaser
or, like, you know, salt or lime.
Give me a wedge of cheese.
Yep.
For future wells to think later, you know?
I'm in.
Yeah.
I think it's a good idea.
Yeah.
Do you want to do voicemails?
Sure.
This one's called Rental.
Hi, Wilson Brandy.
This is Caitlin.
I'm an OG listener from San Mateo, California, pretty close to Wells' hometown.
Yeah, it is.
And my favorite thing this week is a movie called The Rental on Netflix.
Okay.
It is produced and directed by Dave Franco and Alison Brie stars in it.
So I guess that makes sense.
I love her.
It's from 2020, so not super new, but came across it this weekend and highly recommend.
If you're interested in like spooky horror movies.
I am.
What I liked about it was that it was not so bloody, gory, scared, jumpy.
It was more of like a thriller.
It's about two couples that rent an Airbnb
up the California coast.
And as soon as they get there for the weekend,
lots of weird shit starts happening.
Highly recommend.
Good twist.
And my husband and I, while watching it,
didn't pick up our phones once.
So that's my barometer for a good movie.
Check it out.
It's The Rental on Netflix.
Bye.
Bye.
Two couples rent a vacation home for what should be a celebratory weekend getaway.
Directed by Dave Franco.
Written by Dave Franco as well.
Starring Dan Stevens, Alison Brie, Jim, Jeremy Allen White, and a bunch of other people too.
I want to watch that.
Yeah, it sounds good.
It does sound good.
The house that they rent is in Big Sur, you can tell.
That was a good one.
This one's called Sunny.
Hi, Wells and Brandy.
Very long time listener.
Thank you for that.
It's so cool to be calling into you guys. I wanted to let you know about one of my favorite things lately.
It is this show on Apple TV+.
It came out during the summer, so it's not new.
And, like, you guys might have already talked about it.
I honestly don't remember.
Probably not.
But it has Peter Jones, and it's called Sunny.
And it's, like, a mystery.
She, like, has a robot.
Her, like, husband dies in a plane crash.
And then she's, like, finding out that, like, she doesn't know if he actually like was who he said
he was and then she gets this like robot from his company to be like her new companion because he's
dead now and like not like sexual companion but just like a friend to live with and it's super
interesting the tone is really cool it took me like a couple episodes to kind of get into it and
like start to understand like how it was being presented but i did really i do really like it so yeah you guys should check it out it's on apple tv
plus i am based in chicago and i would i've been waiting for you guys to do a live show here for
literally like five or six years you guys should do a live show in chicago you should do it downtown
and you should do it off of the corner of Wells and Adams. Oh, yeah.
Intersection here.
Okay.
Love you guys so much.
Bye.
Ding, ding.
Follow Susie, an American woman living in Japan, and Sunny, a domestic robot made by her husband's company, as they undercover the dark truth of what really happened to Susie's husband and son who disappeared in a mysterious plane crash.
Sunny, starring Rashida Jones on Apple TV+.
That looks good.
I haven't heard of that.
I haven't either, but I've heard of Rashida Jones.
Duh.
Also R.I.P. her dad.
Yeah.
You want to do one more?
Sure.
All right, this is called Bring It Back.
Okay.
I love that.
Because I imagine this is going to be something that I'm going to agree with.
I have a feeling I'm going to disagree.
Hi, my name is Vanessa and I'm calling from Pennsylvania. I have been listening to this podcast since it came out.
I'm so sorry.
For several years.
First of all, Brandy, I needed someone to say it.
So I'm so glad you did.
Emily in Paris
Let's get rid of Gabrielle
No thank you
As I was watching the episode
I just wanted to like get your butt in from the episode
Men are garbage
Get rid of him
Keep the Italian guy
And like I'm done with Gabrielle
So thank you for calling that out
I greatly appreciate it. Well, I
mean, erotic grandpa, I'm here for it. I know some people aren't a fan, but I'm a huge fan.
Makes me laugh. Um, I also really would love you to bring back some of your Amazon reviews.
Never laughed so harder in my entire life. Love you both. Enjoy the show. Have a great
day. I like the Amazon
reviews. Yeah, the problem was I think
that we read all of them.
You know? People need to
start writing some. Yeah.
We can look for some new ones, I guess.
Yeah. That does sound good.
If you guys see any, send them our way.
Yeah. See any
gems, let us know.
We should have it um
erotic grandpa be seasonal no uh no what what do you hate about it so much all of it
really do you not find the comedy of it though and you know i don't like comedy
well the whole thing is a joke so yeah i can. Right. All right. If you guys want to call us up, 858-630-1856 is the number.
I don't think it's out yet.
I think you just released it on TikTok.
But his name's Joey Broadnax.
Have you ever heard of him?
I don't think so.
All right.
Check it out.
Every time you held your breath, it felt like you were killing God.
There's a Mona Lisa portal 30 minutes south of Little Rock
Educate me mama
So we'll learn to love and talk a lot
Organizing everything
As good or bad is awfully hard
Oh, sometimes
I can get high off my own mind
Easing myself into divine
Spaces for being alone
But then some nights
I could chew into my own tongue
Anxiously asking about peace
And God's plan and his sense of things.
Am I real? Am I here? Am I listening?
So that's Joey Broadnax.
I like that.
Wasn't it good?
Very.
The song is called Am I Real? Am I Here? Am I Listening?
I don't think it's out yet.
Okay.
Well, that's cool.
Very cool.
It looks like he lives in Nashville.
So there you go.
Oh, there you go.
There you go.
Check him out.
What are you up to this week?
I've got some work.
I've got some meetings.
Next week I go to New York City to do a commercial shoot.
A commercial?
A commercial shoot. For commercial? A commercial shoot.
For what?
It's similar to what I did last year with Joe.
It's like a booze thing.
Okay.
So, yeah.
Oh, I like this Restless Mine featuring Avery Anna.
You want to go out on that?
Sure.
What do you got coming up?
What do you got going on?
You know, I'm supposed to find out today.
There's a tiny chance I'm going to play a show in Toronto this weekend.
Oh, okay.
Well, I'll let you guys know on the socials if that's happening.
Because I do feel like we've got some Toronto YFTers out here.
So that could be cool.
Next weekend, F1 Vegas.
Very exciting.
Yep.
One of my favorite times of the year.
So if anyone finds themselves out in Vegas for F1, come see your girl.
I will be DJing at the T-Mobile Club Magenta, which is, um, they do, they do these at festivals
too.
We did this at Lollapalooza where if you're a T-Mobile customer and you're a member of their Magenta Perks, you can come get into this for free.
And I remember at Lollapalooza, they offered VIP viewing of the stages and free cocktails and fun stuff.
And they had artists kind of come in and out and do different things.
So it's kind of like a little VIP experience for T-Mobile customers at F1.
So come find me there.
I'll be in LA for a few days,
but I'm going to miss you, I think.
Okay.
You know?
Nice.
And then it's freaking Thanksgiving, you know?
And by the way,
we're going to release the live show for Thanksgiving.
Yeah, we are.
You guys need to hear that one.
That's a good one, actually.
I've been editing it like on my free time,
and it is pretty funny.
Oh, good. All right. That's all I one, actually. I've been editing it like on my free time and it is pretty funny. No good.
All right.
That's all I got.
Sick.
All right.
Well, I have tears.
We love you.
Love y'all.
See y'all later.
Bye.
See you another time. that I've tried can't fix every broken part but you
you spend so much time
just living in the dark
and I hope you know that
wherever you are there's still
paths you can take
and I said
we probably should have gone out on
one of those diss tracks
you know this is good though I like this We probably should have gone out on one of those diss tracks. You know?
Yeah.
This is good, though.
I like this.
Totally good.
All right.
We'll see you guys.
Bye.
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