I’m a mailman that leaves for Rome in 2 weeks. The past few episodes, air travel, art and now, mail. I’m starting to feel like you’re talking directly to me… very weird but awesome. If you do the state of Ohio next or the Marines, I’m gonna lose it. Lol
LOVED it when the guys were talking about going to space and how we’d assemble the capsules there. Then Nate quietly and casually says, “Like IKEA.” That completely tickled me and was one of the more underrated laughs of this episode!
I absolutely love Dusty for not liking silent letters!! English as my second language it makes it very difficult to teach and learn with all these silent letters!
My wife was so upset when a housing development went up next to us called “Peasant’s Landing.” She calmed down after I explained that it was pronounced “PHEASANT’S Landing,” which also helped explain the picture of the bird on the sign. Thanks for reminding me of this with your peasant / pheasant mix up.
This was CHOCK full of knowledge nuggets. From learning the postal service is not tax funded, that mail boxes aren't required, and ZIP is an acronym, to name a few. I gotta say this episode really delivered!
Long time listener, first time commenter! My husband and I watched Nate on The Standups back when we first started dating. We became huge fans and went to see him at Cobb Energy Center for my husband’s birthday. The moment we figured out about Nateland, we were obsessed. We dated long distance and would watch the podcast together over FaceTime. I introduced my mom to Leanne Morgan’s standup after seeing her on the podcast. My mom, my aunt, and I went to her show in Detroit. It was the hardest my mom has ever laughed. My husband is now the biggest Dusty Slay fan and loves to make everyone he knows watch his UA-cam clips. We are seeing Dusty in Atlanta and are going to see Leanne in April!! We are waiting for Brian and Aaron to come through Atlanta! Thanks for all the laughs and introducing us to great, clean comedians!! Goodbye, folks!
I love when I forget it's Tuesday night and I'm staying up late wasting time on UA-cam watching essentially nothing. Then I get a notification at 1am of a new Nateland Podcast. It's like a surprise party. 🎉😛
Love you dudes! Folks tried to talk me into podcasts for so long but I never found one that "spoke to me". This podcast "speaks to me". I was born in Hendersonville TN and was in Auburn KY until I was 7 so you guys make me feel like I'm still connected to where I was born, love it. Been out in Auburn CA for a long time now, it's beautiful and I love it but would love to come to Nashville to see y'all. Come to Sacramento someday please!
In reference to his family's janitor Aaron says, " I did weird that word" and somehow nobody managed to catch it. Aaron got away with murder on that one.
I like how Nate and Aaron are trying to come up with a name for the tube that would go from earth to space to get rid of trash. And they come up with laundry chute…when trash chute is an actual thing. Nice work boys!
When Brian said the part about not having a mail box hit me right in the feels. Me and my wife were basically forced to move out of our apartment because of rent increase and lowsy maintenance. We spent the last 5 months in that apartment without a mailbox along with about 30 other residents. We all made numerous complaints to management and still to this day there are no mailboxes. Its a mystery what even happened to them in the first place, one day we have a mailbox then the next day we don't. Love the podcast you guys are great!!!, hope to see all 3 of you sometime whenever you come through Oklahoma City area.
I imagine when Aaron goes to the zoo and sees kids waving at the animals, he goes up, puts his hand on their shoulder, and says "enough". Love the show, listened from the beginning. They really make you feel like you're sitting there with them, talking with friends. I hope I'm not the only one who verbally responds to Nateland!! 🤣
I love the trash into space conversation. My friends and I have looked up the article you referenced. But the trash would burn up before it ever got to the sun. Love the show keep up the great work!
I love how Breakfast confidently asserted that we would need to LEAVE EARTH and live on the moon to avoid being hit by an astroid when the moon is constantly hit by so many space rocks you can see the craters from the earth. Another reason why this podcast is the BEST!
Hello Nate, Aaron, Dusty and Buckaroo! I’m probably about a year behind trying to catch up on the podcast (just finished watching the oceans episode) but I had to jump here. My fiancé got me and her tickets to one of Nate’s tour stops in march. We live in Delaware and when she bought the tickets she only ready Pennsylvania and figured it was in Philadelphia…. When I opened them Christmas Day, she then realized that it was, in fact, in Pittsburgh…. About a 6 hour drive instead of an hour. Excited to see the show and love the podcast, even if still struggling to catch up
Sending trash to space is a brilliant idea, I would aim for the nearest Black Hole. I also think putting trash into a volcano would be a option. #SaveTheLandfills Great Episode Guys
There is a movie we watched a lot growing called the Apple dumpling gang with Don Knotts the story it’s about guy who gets mailed 3 children and for some reason I never questioned that or thought it was weird at all until you guys brought it up Also have fun reading all these comments basket case!
I love listening to Dusty talk about the post office on his podcast. I’m glad that’s finally come to Nateland, too. Maybe some future topics could be sheds or neighbors!
When Martin Short’s character get stung by a bee, it’s pretty funny. There was an episode of Seinfeld where Elaine and Jerry are going on a plane somewhere and Jerry gives the guy a tip so the guy puts his luggage on the correct plane. Elaine complains that the guy doesn’t need a tip and her luggage goes elsewhere. The episode ends with Elaine’s luggage on an empty turn style going around and around.
Me, again, in Montana. When my family and I moved here almost 3 years ago, my SIL wanted to be a mailman like his father was. They had an opening because someone quit so they could watch the Super Bowl. It was winter. Snow, freezing cold. My SIL lost 17 lbs. in 3 weeks delivering mail. As he was driving the mail truck through an intersection in a quiet neighborhood, a very large woman on a bicycle gently ran into the side of the mail truck. She went down and complained she was injured; he called the proper authorities. No surprise it was deemed to be his fault. Soon after, he gave notice after being told he had poor attendance due to the 3 days unpaid leave he was granted to move his family into their home.
Man that Babbel transition was just pure genius. A true work of art 😗🤌🏼 I don’t want to know the truth because I’ll die happy believing he didn’t plan that beforehand.
I've been alive for 35 years and never heard another soul mention Pure Luck before. I worked at Blockbuster out of high school and no one there,nor any customers knew anything about it. I watched it so many times as a kid and still love it to this day! I also met Danny Glover at Circus Circus in Reno when I was 8 years old,cool dude!
I live in Chattanooga and would be thrilled to show Barbell Bates around town. He would love to see the incline railway and the bridges downtown. My great great grandmother loved those attractions and he reminds me so much of her!
I love the movie Pure Luck. I used to watch it with my parents when I was a kid and love it to this day. The scene where he gets stung by a bee and swells up huge makes me laugh every time!
In Pennsylvania, the Dauphin County courthouse (built in 1942) bears the names of each and every municipality in the county on the outside of the building except for one. That town was founded in 1818 as "Snydertown" and was later incorporated under the name "Uniontown." However, when the town got its first post office, those names had already been taken. So, a postal official decided to use "Pillow" as the town's substitute name. In 1965, the residents voted to officially change the town's name to Pillow, and that's the name missing from the courthouse.
I love Aaron is gatekeeper of Google sometimes he looks up an answer, and other times, when Nate asks a question Aaron just say "I don't know" so you just have to move on. I guess that would be half show googling answers.
I used to work at the Post Office several years back. They helped Amazon deliver their packages before they had their own delivery service and just kept the contract to help them with deliveries. When the PO had started Sunday deliveries was when I started looking for another career. 😅 It was brutal working 7-days a week.
Hey bear! Not that I don’t trust all of you when reading ads but I’m coming super close to buying Athletic Greens simply because I don’t think Dusty would be so believable if he wasn’t actually using them himself! Great job Dusty, you almost make me want to be healthier.
So, I live in Montana...kinda reminds me of California in the '60's. I ordered a tablet from HSN and it was coming UPS. I received a notice that it was delivered and handed to the resident. No it wasn't, I wasn't holding it in my hand. Having a somewhat short fuse with someone accepting my package, I got in my car and drove to the address where it was delivered. The address was a rinky dink post office in town. I waited in line and when it was my turn I explained the situation. I was told the USPS and UPS get along well, and the mailman would be delivering my package in a couple of days. I did not know this was even legal.
Just curious. Is anyone else working on putting out a special besides Nate? You each seem to have a loyal fan base now. Is there such a thing as "too soon" for you guys personally to put out a special? Also name comedians you guys think did it too soon... just kidding.
Speaking of mail… In my hometown of Deerfield, MI, we would sometimes receive letters in the mail warning us that we should boil our water due to a sewage leak upriver. You may think “this must’ve been before the internet and TV.” Naw man, this was the early 2000’s. They thought we should find out 3 days later via a hand-delivered letter.
I find it a little hard to believe that we ever really went to the moon and didn’t go back as soon as we could!! The first time I went to a Walmart , I thought “this place is amazing!!” I wanted to go back the next day!! Can you imagine going to the moon and then being like “meh, we might go back someday, we’ll see.” Just doesn’t make sense! 😂
Hi I’m new to the podcast! The OCD side of me wanted to listen from the first episode all the way through just so I would be able to enjoy any small inside jokes. I made it through the first 3 episodes and decided to get over myself and listen to more current episodes. First episode, “HEY BEAR!” Now I have no idea what that means and couldn’t be more upset with myself. Also saw Raincheck tour in Huntsville, great show! I wonder if Brian remembers seeing me in the audience.
When Aaron said his brother-in-law was getting married, I temporarily forgot how brother-in-laws work. I thought Aaron was saying he had a sister who was married and that man was marrying a woman in Brazil. I rewatched that part three times and was trying to figure out why nobody was addressing this insane situation. Then it dawned on me that Aaron’s wife’s brother was getting married. I think I need to take a break from the podcast.
When Aaron pledged his allegiance to Southwest, the thought crossed my mind if that will change if he ever has kids. If he ever has to sit separately from his 3 year old, I figured he would turn his back on Southwest in a second. However, we now know that he thinks you can put a 1 year old on a plane, or in the back seat of a strangers Uber for a cross country cruiser alone. So no, I think it's safe to assume that Aaron's devotion will run deep no matter what.
Continued pigeon comment…we bought our pigeons and you have to keep them caged up for a month and then they’ll fly back to you; however, there is an Amish auction and they sell homing pigeons and they don’t tell people to keep them caged up for a month so people use them when they get home and the fly back to the Amish and they auction them again.
here is the research: Pigeons demonstrated reliability as messengers and the ability for usage with a variety of forces. In World War I, the Signal Corps reported an overall message delivery rate of 95 percent. In 1944, the Army reported pigeon-delivered tactical message rates at 99 percent.
A few years ago I was talking to someone at church when we heard a loud knock on the front doors. We opened them and a messenger pigeon was on the steps. It had flown right into the big wooden doors and was stunned. I knew it was a messenger pigeon because It had a little tube on its leg where the message goes (I don’t want to brag but I know about birds). We were also stunned, and before I could grab it to read the message, it recovered and flew away. I lie awake at night wondering what the message was, why someone would choose a pigeon to send it, and if it was ever delivered. Not the most efficient system.
How did Nate do at ATT Pro AM PGA golf tournament? I sent E-mail of interest to caddy, no response. Very familiar with that atmosphere, wanted to suggest he carry autographed Star Bucks coffee cups. Maybe write "iced Coffee with milk " pre signed so could trade cups. Maybe next year.
No lie - as I’m listening to this episode, I check the mail and I have an envelope addressed to Russellville, Kentucky. The only problem is I live in Madison, Tennessee, over an hour away.
During the discussion about the death penalty for stealing mail, Nate says you’re going to have to kill someone to let people know what’s up. This reminds me of my Granddad who once had birds messing with his garden. His remedy? He shot a blue jay and then hung it on a post in the garden as an example for the other birds to consider before continuing to mess with his garden!
Brian says widows are waiting for letter from their husbands at war as the reason they started delivering mail to peoples houses. Yet somehow, I don’t think that’s gonna help those poor widows get those letters 😅
45:30 - Pure Luck w/Martin Short is one of the Greatest Movies! In Fact: Martin Short said the Fat Suit he wore in Pure Luck was the inspiration for Jiminy Glick being an over-sized Character because nobody could recognize him! Martin Short is the GOAT!
I can’t believe how sad I felt when Dusty (aka Rusty) jumped on the bandwagon… TCU earned it!!!! They had a bad game 😢 God is on TCU’s side 😉 but the game was on Georgia’s side!!! Love you guys keep it up!!!
Okay Aaron….. while I agree with you most of the time, I do need to inform you that God does indeed LOVE Michigan! Go Blue!!! But all honesty I appreciate your spots knowledge & forgive you for that comment! 😂
The Post Office doesn't only handle shipping letters and packages, you can also go there to apply for a passport. I took my daughter to apply for hers and because she was under the age of 16 they required her father be present. The problem is, her dad had passed away, so I only had a death certificate... not him in the flesh like they wanted. After several rounds of arguing of me saying that the death certificate was the legal document substitution for him and the employee saying they needed him to be actually present, I asked if I could dig up his ashes and bring them in. They finally said "we will submit the death certificate and see if they accept it". Thankfully the good folks working at the federal passport issuance agency was smarter than that postal worker and granted my daughter her passport.
The video game red dead redemption 2 the post office in the game is located inside the train station and if you need to save time the clerk can talk to you through a window outside without the player needing to go inside
My family had homing pigeons for awhile when I was younger. Sometimes for fun we'd take them for a ride to a park about 10 miles from our house and let them out. 100% of the time they'd be sitting on our roof when we got home. Fun fact: You can do the same thing with doves, although it turns out you can't take them quite as far and have them return... Also, wherever a pigeon makes its nest becomes the place it calls "home" and where it will keep returning.
Madison Hill’s comment was the funniest you have ever read on your podcast! Probably wasn’t funny at the time but I bet they’re laughing now along with you!!
Nate’s thought process - Gravity is like drain, so…kind of a “garbage collector”. Therefore, Saturn is a garbage planet. This is why I watch this podcast.
Listen y'all talking about moon landing reminded me of when I found out from a school teacher that they left all the lunar Rovers on the moon. As a kid, I always was worried that some other nation was going to go up and get our Rovers and then they would have our secret Rover technology.
Also, considering sending our junk into space. That would tell anybody who found it way way way more about us then that stupid Pro with the record of a baby crying and whale sounds.
Aaron, have you ever considered becoming a teacher? Reasons Aaron would be a good teacher: 1. Allows student (aka Brian) to explain a topic such as space, and takes over when he says something too wrong like, “living on the moon” 2. Calls out kids for doing dumb, pointless things such as waving at penguins. 3. Admits when he’s unsure of something and “just googles it” 4. Already good at public speaking 5. Bonus: we need more men in the field, and there’s a teacher shortage to fall back on in case you get tired of the comedy grind
Perfect episode for me to come home to today, as i got into quite the kerfuffle at the Post Office this very morning! I had a package I'd mailed that was "Returned to Sender" even though I had the absolute correct address on my label, and they wanted ME to pay to get the package back, when THEY were the ones that didn't deliver it to where it was supposed to go! That would have meant that I PAID for it to be sent, and then PAID the same amount again only for it to wind up right back at my house! We had some words! I feel like Dusty would have had my back. Or possibly he would have just given them some chocolates.
This episode is Nateland in a nutshell. Todays topic is mail, but first we must talk about Gila monsters, digging up Ben Franklin’s body, and how we can send our trash to space. Well done.
Legit love your home studio setup. Photos on wall idea I’m stealing for new Texas build. One quick suggestion: I get the window is a house/bedroom thing. But why not get a custom billboard/poster for your latest special on a cork board or something to cover that area? Some fun marketing poster you change around every few months/season. Change it when a new special or tour drops. Marketing plus it hides those blinds.
The fact that Nate said he wants to learn another language when he can barely get through the comments is one of many reasons I love this podcast.
Oh my gosh yessss LOL
I’m a mailman that leaves for Rome in 2 weeks. The past few episodes, air travel, art and now, mail. I’m starting to feel like you’re talking directly to me… very weird but awesome. If you do the state of Ohio next or the Marines, I’m gonna lose it. Lol
I just listened to the Ohio episode.
LOVED it when the guys were talking about going to space and how we’d assemble the capsules there. Then Nate quietly and casually says, “Like IKEA.” That completely tickled me and was one of the more underrated laughs of this episode!
10/10 for Aaron's ad transition
I absolutely love Dusty for not liking silent letters!! English as my second language it makes it very difficult to teach and learn with all these silent letters!
My wife was so upset when a housing development went up next to us called “Peasant’s Landing.” She calmed down after I explained that it was pronounced “PHEASANT’S Landing,” which also helped explain the picture of the bird on the sign. Thanks for reminding me of this with your peasant / pheasant mix up.
This was CHOCK full of knowledge nuggets. From learning the postal service is not tax funded, that mail boxes aren't required, and ZIP is an acronym, to name a few. I gotta say this episode really delivered!
Delivered
Long time listener, first time commenter! My husband and I watched Nate on The Standups back when we first started dating. We became huge fans and went to see him at Cobb Energy Center for my husband’s birthday. The moment we figured out about Nateland, we were obsessed. We dated long distance and would watch the podcast together over FaceTime. I introduced my mom to Leanne Morgan’s standup after seeing her on the podcast. My mom, my aunt, and I went to her show in Detroit. It was the hardest my mom has ever laughed. My husband is now the biggest Dusty Slay fan and loves to make everyone he knows watch his UA-cam clips. We are seeing Dusty in Atlanta and are going to see Leanne in April!! We are waiting for Brian and Aaron to come through Atlanta! Thanks for all the laughs and introducing us to great, clean comedians!! Goodbye, folks!
I love when I forget it's Tuesday night and I'm staying up late wasting time on UA-cam watching essentially nothing. Then I get a notification at 1am of a new Nateland Podcast.
It's like a surprise party. 🎉😛
Love you dudes! Folks tried to talk me into podcasts for so long but I never found one that "spoke to me". This podcast "speaks to me". I was born in Hendersonville TN and was in Auburn KY until I was 7 so you guys make me feel like I'm still connected to where I was born, love it. Been out in Auburn CA for a long time now, it's beautiful and I love it but would love to come to Nashville to see y'all. Come to Sacramento someday please!
In reference to his family's janitor Aaron says, " I did weird that word" and somehow nobody managed to catch it. Aaron got away with murder on that one.
Complete Uranus
I like how Nate and Aaron are trying to come up with a name for the tube that would go from earth to space to get rid of trash. And they come up with laundry chute…when trash chute is an actual thing. Nice work boys!
When Brian said the part about not having a mail box hit me right in the feels. Me and my wife were basically forced to move out of our apartment because of rent increase and lowsy maintenance. We spent the last 5 months in that apartment without a mailbox along with about 30 other residents. We all made numerous complaints to management and still to this day there are no mailboxes. Its a mystery what even happened to them in the first place, one day we have a mailbox then the next day we don't.
Love the podcast you guys are great!!!, hope to see all 3 of you sometime whenever you come through Oklahoma City area.
I imagine when Aaron goes to the zoo and sees kids waving at the animals, he goes up, puts his hand on their shoulder, and says "enough". Love the show, listened from the beginning. They really make you feel like you're sitting there with them, talking with friends. I hope I'm not the only one who verbally responds to Nateland!! 🤣
I recently discovered the podcast and started from episode one. I have caught myself responding many times! 😂
I love "Pure Luck". One of the classics I grew up to. Hilarious! 💯🤣💯
You can definitely tell Nate likes being fashionable, he's worn a different hat every episode and we're up to episode 132!
There have been some repeats, but it's over 100.
How am I just finding out about this Podcast?? My absolutely fave topic is always answers to questions you never asked! SUBSCRIBED.
I love the trash into space conversation. My friends and I have looked up the article you referenced. But the trash would burn up before it ever got to the sun. Love the show keep up the great work!
Nate not understanding the massive undertaking it would be to shoot garbage into space is the funniest part of this podcast.
But its just made up money!! HAHAHAHA. Dying laughing.
I love how Breakfast confidently asserted that we would need to LEAVE EARTH and live on the moon to avoid being hit by an astroid when the moon is constantly hit by so many space rocks you can see the craters from the earth. Another reason why this podcast is the BEST!
Hello Nate, Aaron, Dusty and Buckaroo! I’m probably about a year behind trying to catch up on the podcast (just finished watching the oceans episode) but I had to jump here. My fiancé got me and her tickets to one of Nate’s tour stops in march. We live in Delaware and when she bought the tickets she only ready Pennsylvania and figured it was in Philadelphia…. When I opened them Christmas Day, she then realized that it was, in fact, in Pittsburgh…. About a 6 hour drive instead of an hour. Excited to see the show and love the podcast, even if still struggling to catch up
So excited about this one! You guys and a few others keep me entertained on my mail route daily .. Y'all are my favorites for sure!
This was one of the funniest episodes so far. Keep up the great work.
Sending trash to space is a brilliant idea, I would aim for the nearest Black Hole. I also think putting trash into a volcano would be a option. #SaveTheLandfills Great Episode Guys
There is a movie we watched a lot growing called the Apple dumpling gang with Don Knotts the story it’s about guy who gets mailed 3 children and for some reason I never questioned that or thought it was weird at all until you guys brought it up
Also have fun reading all these comments basket case!
I love listening to Dusty talk about the post office on his podcast. I’m glad that’s finally come to Nateland, too. Maybe some future topics could be sheds or neighbors!
When Martin Short’s character get stung by a bee, it’s pretty funny. There was an episode of Seinfeld where Elaine and Jerry are going on a plane somewhere and Jerry gives the guy a tip so the guy puts his luggage on the correct plane. Elaine complains that the guy doesn’t need a tip and her luggage goes elsewhere. The episode ends with Elaine’s luggage on an empty turn style going around and around.
Me, again, in Montana. When my family and I moved here almost 3 years ago, my SIL wanted to be a mailman like his father was. They had an opening because someone quit so they could watch the Super Bowl. It was winter. Snow, freezing cold. My SIL lost 17 lbs. in 3 weeks delivering mail. As he was driving the mail truck through an intersection in a quiet neighborhood, a very large woman on a bicycle gently ran into the side of the mail truck. She went down and complained she was injured; he called the proper authorities. No surprise it was deemed to be his fault. Soon after, he gave notice after being told he had poor attendance due to the 3 days unpaid leave he was granted to move his family into their home.
Man that Babbel transition was just pure genius. A true work of art 😗🤌🏼
I don’t want to know the truth because I’ll die happy believing he didn’t plan that beforehand.
My husband has homing pigeons for our bird dog to train on and it is pretty incredible that they always fly back.
I've been alive for 35 years and never heard another soul mention Pure Luck before. I worked at Blockbuster out of high school and no one there,nor any customers knew anything about it. I watched it so many times as a kid and still love it to this day! I also met Danny Glover at Circus Circus in Reno when I was 8 years old,cool dude!
I live in Chattanooga and would be thrilled to show Barbell Bates around town. He would love to see the incline railway and the bridges downtown. My great great grandmother loved those attractions and he reminds me so much of her!
Baseball Bates reminds you of your great great grandmother 😂🤌🏼💯 Yes!
I love the movie Pure Luck. I used to watch it with my parents when I was a kid and love it to this day. The scene where he gets stung by a bee and swells up huge makes me laugh every time!
“I did weird that word.” - Aaron Weber
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@@AaronWebercomedy “You blew it buddy!”
In Pennsylvania, the Dauphin County courthouse (built in 1942) bears the names of each and every municipality in the county on the outside of the building except for one. That town was founded in 1818 as "Snydertown" and was later incorporated under the name "Uniontown." However, when the town got its first post office, those names had already been taken. So, a postal official decided to use "Pillow" as the town's substitute name. In 1965, the residents voted to officially change the town's name to Pillow, and that's the name missing from the courthouse.
Love Pure Luck! Hilarious movie, Martin Short was so great in it.
I love Aaron is gatekeeper of Google sometimes he looks up an answer, and other times, when Nate asks a question Aaron just say "I don't know" so you just have to move on. I guess that would be half show googling answers.
We need a Nateland comedy tour featuring Stephen BArgatze
I used to work at the Post Office several years back. They helped Amazon deliver their packages before they had their own delivery service and just kept the contract to help them with deliveries. When the PO had started Sunday deliveries was when I started looking for another career. 😅 It was brutal working 7-days a week.
Wow that Bridgestone show sounds like it’d be awesome! I wish we had that in CA.
Hey bear! Not that I don’t trust all of you when reading ads but I’m coming super close to buying Athletic Greens simply because I don’t think Dusty would be so believable if he wasn’t actually using them himself! Great job Dusty, you almost make me want to be healthier.
Chick Fil A is the 90s Wendys of our time. High class
Me during this college sports segment is Dusty’s face at 11:38 looking around at the scenery.
He's like "damn I never noticed these ceiling tiles before"
@@AustinMcAndrew “this is a really well made room”
I had to go back & check out this moment & he’s definitely zoning out of the conversation at this point😂😂
So, I live in Montana...kinda reminds me of California in the '60's. I ordered a tablet from HSN and it was coming UPS. I received a notice that it was delivered and handed to the resident. No it wasn't, I wasn't holding it in my hand. Having a somewhat short fuse with someone accepting my package, I got in my car and drove to the address where it was delivered. The address was a rinky dink post office in town. I waited in line and when it was my turn I explained the situation. I was told the USPS and UPS get along well, and the mailman would be delivering my package in a couple of days. I did not know this was even legal.
Just curious. Is anyone else working on putting out a special besides Nate? You each seem to have a loyal fan base now. Is there such a thing as "too soon" for you guys personally to put out a special? Also name comedians you guys think did it too soon... just kidding.
Speaking of mail…
In my hometown of Deerfield, MI, we would sometimes receive letters in the mail warning us that we should boil our water due to a sewage leak upriver. You may think “this must’ve been before the internet and TV.” Naw man, this was the early 2000’s. They thought we should find out 3 days later via a hand-delivered letter.
A lot of people still have paper boarding passes on Southwest. I do! They scan it and take it every time.
I think we need an episode on pigeons 😂
I find it a little hard to believe that we ever really went to the moon and didn’t go back as soon as we could!! The first time I went to a Walmart , I thought “this place is amazing!!” I wanted to go back the next day!! Can you imagine going to the moon and then being like “meh, we might go back someday, we’ll see.” Just doesn’t make sense! 😂
The conversation about space garbage was next level 😂. Did this not get covered enough in it’s own episode?
What was the time stamp on this conversation?
@@angeljayy0618 it starts around 56:37
“What a dumb thing to care about” explains most of America pretty well. Lol
Hi I’m new to the podcast! The OCD side of me wanted to listen from the first episode all the way through just so I would be able to enjoy any small inside jokes. I made it through the first 3 episodes and decided to get over myself and listen to more current episodes. First episode, “HEY BEAR!” Now I have no idea what that means and couldn’t be more upset with myself. Also saw Raincheck tour in Huntsville, great show! I wonder if Brian remembers seeing me in the audience.
I remember you, Cody.
Got front row tickets to Bridgestone on April 25th. Was wondering if the stage would be so tall that we would have to watch on the jumbo tron.
Is there truly anything better than watching Aaron try to keep it together when Dusty is doing ad reads? 😂
definitely one of my most favorite parts of the show. glad to know I'm not the only one that has noticed that Alabama gigglefest.
Aaron see a kid at the aquarium waving to a penguin grabs his shold and says enough
When Aaron said his brother-in-law was getting married, I temporarily forgot how brother-in-laws work. I thought Aaron was saying he had a sister who was married and that man was marrying a woman in Brazil. I rewatched that part three times and was trying to figure out why nobody was addressing this insane situation. Then it dawned on me that Aaron’s wife’s brother was getting married. I think I need to take a break from the podcast.
“If there is a God he wants nothing to do with Michigan.” As an Ohio State fan this was my favorite statement of all time from Aaron
As a UPS driver who'd rather be a comedian, I would count your blessings nate.
When Aaron pledged his allegiance to Southwest, the thought crossed my mind if that will change if he ever has kids. If he ever has to sit separately from his 3 year old, I figured he would turn his back on Southwest in a second. However, we now know that he thinks you can put a 1 year old on a plane, or in the back seat of a strangers Uber for a cross country cruiser alone. So no, I think it's safe to assume that Aaron's devotion will run deep no matter what.
Continued pigeon comment…we bought our pigeons and you have to keep them caged up for a month and then they’ll fly back to you; however, there is an Amish auction and they sell homing pigeons and they don’t tell people to keep them caged up for a month so people use them when they get home and the fly back to the Amish and they auction them again.
Aaron watches West Wing when he’s driving!
here is the research: Pigeons demonstrated reliability as messengers and the ability for usage with a variety of forces. In World War I, the Signal Corps reported an overall message delivery rate of 95 percent. In 1944, the Army reported pigeon-delivered tactical message rates at 99 percent.
A few years ago I was talking to someone at church when we heard a loud knock on the front doors. We opened them and a messenger pigeon was on the steps. It had flown right into the big wooden doors and was stunned. I knew it was a messenger pigeon because It had a little tube on its leg where the message goes (I don’t want to brag but I know about birds). We were also stunned, and before I could grab it to read the message, it recovered and flew away. I lie awake at night wondering what the message was, why someone would choose a pigeon to send it, and if it was ever delivered. Not the most efficient system.
Feels like the Bates and a Baby movie should be seriously addressed. Get Baby Bates her SAG card early!
How did Nate do at ATT Pro AM PGA golf tournament? I sent E-mail of interest to caddy, no response. Very familiar with that atmosphere, wanted to suggest he carry autographed Star Bucks coffee cups. Maybe write "iced Coffee with milk " pre signed so could trade cups.
Maybe next year.
I bet pheasant Barry Sanders could dodge those blades
My sister saw your show in Chattanooga.
No lie - as I’m listening to this episode, I check the mail and I have an envelope addressed to Russellville, Kentucky. The only problem is I live in Madison, Tennessee, over an hour away.
This has to be one of the best!!!
What about the pizza boxes that get caught in the chute up to space..
21:49 - how do y’all have a clothes company as a sponsor and Aaron is always wearing old sweaters? Lol
37:03 EXACTLY!!
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So, Aaron is clearly the only one with no kids. "For total valid reasons, I need to send my newborn to San Francisco." YIKES! 🙂
People are SO slow getting off. They aren't ready. It's insane. 30:56 Like come on people. 31:01
During the discussion about the death penalty for stealing mail, Nate says you’re going to have to kill someone to let people know what’s up. This reminds me of my Granddad who once had birds messing with his garden. His remedy? He shot a blue jay and then hung it on a post in the garden as an example for the other birds to consider before continuing to mess with his garden!
No. The one in the museum is way better and bigger. You feel the difference when you see it!!! 51:37
Underdog mentality works...you guys are actually helping by ripping on Burp Bates all the time!
Aaron didn’t laugh at Dusty’s ad read. 6 more weeks of winter.
Brian says widows are waiting for letter from their husbands at war as the reason they started delivering mail to peoples houses. Yet somehow, I don’t think that’s gonna help those poor widows get those letters 😅
45:30 - Pure Luck w/Martin Short is one of the Greatest Movies! In Fact: Martin Short said the Fat Suit he wore in Pure Luck was the inspiration for Jiminy Glick being an over-sized Character because nobody could recognize him! Martin Short is the GOAT!
you need to watch that news clip about the Alabama leprechaun. its to funny. maybe do a podcast about funny news stories
Yes we like all new. Not the same for years
I can’t believe how sad I felt when Dusty (aka Rusty) jumped on the bandwagon… TCU earned it!!!! They had a bad game 😢 God is on TCU’s side 😉 but the game was on Georgia’s side!!! Love you guys keep it up!!!
Okay Aaron….. while I agree with you most of the time, I do need to inform you that God does indeed LOVE Michigan! Go Blue!!! But all honesty I appreciate your spots knowledge & forgive you for that comment! 😂
The Post Office doesn't only handle shipping letters and packages, you can also go there to apply for a passport. I took my daughter to apply for hers and because she was under the age of 16 they required her father be present. The problem is, her dad had passed away, so I only had a death certificate... not him in the flesh like they wanted. After several rounds of arguing of me saying that the death certificate was the legal document substitution for him and the employee saying they needed him to be actually present, I asked if I could dig up his ashes and bring them in. They finally said "we will submit the death certificate and see if they accept it". Thankfully the good folks working at the federal passport issuance agency was smarter than that postal worker and granted my daughter her passport.
The video game red dead redemption 2 the post office in the game is located inside the train station and if you need to save time the clerk can talk to you through a window outside without the player needing to go inside
I thought the reason you had to turn your phone off was because it interfered with the air traffic control communication.
My family had homing pigeons for awhile when I was younger. Sometimes for fun we'd take them for a ride to a park about 10 miles from our house and let them out. 100% of the time they'd be sitting on our roof when we got home. Fun fact: You can do the same thing with doves, although it turns out you can't take them quite as far and have them return...
Also, wherever a pigeon makes its nest becomes the place it calls "home" and where it will keep returning.
Do an episode about the solar system!
Madison Hill’s comment was the funniest you have ever read on your podcast! Probably wasn’t funny at the time but I bet they’re laughing now along with you!!
Is it weird that I am now getting my important information from Nateland. Just found out stamp prices are rising.
Nate’s thought process - Gravity is like drain, so…kind of a “garbage collector”. Therefore, Saturn is a garbage planet. This is why I watch this podcast.
Listen y'all talking about moon landing reminded me of when I found out from a school teacher that they left all the lunar Rovers on the moon. As a kid, I always was worried that some other nation was going to go up and get our Rovers and then they would have our secret Rover technology.
Also, considering sending our junk into space. That would tell anybody who found it way way way more about us then that stupid Pro with the record of a baby crying and whale sounds.
Aaron, have you ever considered becoming a teacher? Reasons Aaron would be a good teacher:
1. Allows student (aka Brian) to explain a topic such as space, and takes over when he says something too wrong like, “living on the moon”
2. Calls out kids for doing dumb, pointless things such as waving at penguins.
3. Admits when he’s unsure of something and “just googles it”
4. Already good at public speaking
5. Bonus: we need more men in the field, and there’s a teacher shortage to fall back on in case you get tired of the comedy grind
Perfect episode for me to come home to today, as i got into quite the kerfuffle at the Post Office this very morning! I had a package I'd mailed that was "Returned to Sender" even though I had the absolute correct address on my label, and they wanted ME to pay to get the package back, when THEY were the ones that didn't deliver it to where it was supposed to go! That would have meant that I PAID for it to be sent, and then PAID the same amount again only for it to wind up right back at my house! We had some words! I feel like Dusty would have had my back. Or possibly he would have just given them some chocolates.
This episode is Nateland in a nutshell. Todays topic is mail, but first we must talk about Gila monsters, digging up Ben Franklin’s body, and how we can send our trash to space. Well done.
Legit love your home studio setup. Photos on wall idea I’m stealing for new Texas build.
One quick suggestion: I get the window is a house/bedroom thing. But why not get a custom billboard/poster for your latest special on a cork board or something to cover that area? Some fun marketing poster you change around every few months/season. Change it when a new special or tour drops. Marketing plus it hides those blinds.
Aaron pronouncing Uranus as "Urine us" to avoid saying "Your anus" made me laugh. Is "Urine" that much better than "Anus?"
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