Just got to see Nate perform in Grand Rapids, MI and you absolutely killed it! What’s even better is my wife, who could never understand why I was into comedy, left the show with a headache from laughing so hard. Thanks for helping me be right for the first time in my marriage!
Age has a lot to do with it too. I know of the Wu Tang, but I probably only know Method Man and Red Man (?) so I didn’t know Ghostface either. I’m same age as Bates.
@@williamgaleano4392 yes it does! I love that. I’m not totally up on all pop culture, but I try to keep somewhat knowledgeable. Did I get the two I mentioned correct? 😂
I don't think I have laughed out loud as much during any episode than I did during the entire "rip Aaron for his interview outfit" segment. So unexpected
Was this the first time that someone other than Nate spoke the final word on the podcast? Having looked no further into it I think that it is. Dusty finished the episode with an “alright”. What a time to be alive. P.S. Sorry for getting you kicked off the podcast Dusty.
I'm a real estate photographer and I was recently shooting some drone video at a mountain property in SC. A hawk came out of nowhere, attacked my drone, and it fell out of the sky into the woods. I let out a hearty "Hey Bear" before tromping through the brush trying to find it. The drone was lost forever, but there were no bear attacks that day.
As soon as Breakfast took off the beard I lost it. He looks just like the character Edna ‘E’ Mode from The Incredibles. Look it up. Once you see it you can’t unsee it. Love you guys!
You all just brushed right over Garth’s joke at 1:45:35. Dusty - “she went missing but they didn’t know if she was dead”. Aaron - “well they know now”. Garth - “Well they at least know she’s shorter”. 😂😂
Almost abandoned the episode when nobody jumped in to call back Aaron’s “ENOUGH” when Nate was talking about the annoying LA hockey fan. Aaron, “you blew it”.
I laughed so hard when Dusty said he panics a little bit when he can't find the head hole in a T-shirt. I definitely have that feeling, and have always worried I was being dramatic. I think it's the fact that I'm stuck and can't see, so I can't defend myself. I guess that's what happens when you grow up with an older brother. Also, when Nate talked about hopping on a plane and shaking trash in the ocean, the motions he did with it were hilarious! It's the head bob and the fact that instead of just throwing the whole bag, he shook the trash out but kept the bag.
The video of Bates fidgeting as Dusty should be submitted to the academy for consideration to be nominated for Best Actor - Short Segment Podcast. I don’t know if that award exists but it should now.
Dusty does look like he's not confident but he's always got his answers ready, knows what's what and owns what he doesn't know and understands and is open to new ideas. That's above confidence!
Hey Bear! Lee Taylor here from Colorado Springs! I thought Leatherface for sure would’ve been on the Mt. Rushmore! After seeing the one in 2003 in high school in Memphis, a buddy and I scared friends that night in the middle of the night by waking them up with a sheet over shoulder pads, a creepy mask and a roaring leaf blower. Teenage boys were crying from fear and laughter. One of the best high school memories. Love all y’all do - keep it up!
I lost it with laughter when Dusty mentioned the guy with the little hand in scary movie 2. I was in high school when that movie came out and one of my friends and I would randomly say “take my strong hand” like that guy when he was trying to help another character. I have a flood of memories and laughter right now 🤣
In reference to the Horror film study, we've gotta shoot on over to the greatest television show ever created, The Sopranos: Dr. Elliot Kupferberg- "Why do we love rollercoasters Jennifer? Scary movies?" Dr. Jennifer Melfi- "To experience the thrill of being terrified, without the consequences." P.S. Someone should study studies.
I've never commented on the show before and yet Nate still managed to get my name wrong. Haven't met anyone else with my name yet but it's nice to know there's another Scott Rouse (or Scoot Roose if you prefer) that's a fan of the show. Love the podcast, keep up the great work, and thanks for making my commute a whole lot more fun. Y'all are the best and shout out to all the other Scoot Rooses that might be listening
Long time listener, first time commenter! The best joke in the entirety of this podcast happened during this episode and it totally slipped through the cracks! Nate giving ‘The Great Pacific Garbage Patch’ a nickname of ‘The World’s Lost & Found’ is brilliant!
Seeing how much I HATED commercials on TV and radio, I never thought I'd say this but I actually enjoy the reading of the sponsor ads. They're never read the same way twice and hearing Nate struggle with words like "rejuvenate" are one of the many things that keep me coming back for more. Best of all, I get to enjoy the entirety of the show without being forced to skip annoying UA-cam ads interruptions.
These pauses on Aaron’s ad reads are getting out of hand….almost rear-ended an elderly lady in the Burger King drive through trying to figure out why the podcast cut off, only to hear “…..language for life” just in time to hit the brakes. …..as I type this Im wondering if it’s Aaron’s ad reads or my poor life decisions that lead me here to this moment haha. Love you guys! Thank you for bringing joy to all who listen! Go Vols!
As an Eastern Michigan University Alumni, I can say that a study on heart rates during horror movies is perfect description of the quality of education I received from them.
"Why wear a shirt with another man's name on it?" Asks the man wearing a professional sports jersey. The twist is of course that it is actually his name on the hockey jersey. Is it more awkward to wear another man's name or your own name on a professional sports jersey? (This of course excludes the actual professional athletes during competition.) Nate's jersey was presented in a similar in manner to being awarded an honorary doctorate, does that make his jersey situation different? If he wore his new jersey in public would people (who didn't know his comedy) ask, "Is Bargatze that new rookie from Italy?" I'd be interested to hear you fellows weigh in. We are all rooting for laundry anyway. I'll go proofread this now. PS - I am sorry if my comment towards Aaron regarding "the bigger they are the harder they fall" came across as mean. That was not my intention at all and I should have chosen my words more carefully. I really enjoy everything Aaron brings to the table.
It’s nice to hear Nate talking about roughhousing with Harper. I honestly wondered if other dads of only daughters did that. My husband loves to randomly sparwith our only daughter and it cracked me up a little bit to picture Nate doing the same with Harper
I thought so too! I was raised by a single dad--he roughhoused with me or we played "boxing" and then he would braid my hair. I could totally picture "this is hockey" LOL, it was heartwarming.
Also, I would love to hear an episode where the guys read and respond to Amazon product reviews. Start with sugar free gummy bears and go from from there!
I couldn't believe the unbelievable amount of Dusty that I saw today. It was a dream when Dusty and his mind was added to the cast's team but now I get two for the price of one. I shouted, gasped, and exclaimed HEEYYYY BEEEEAARR! All of you guys are on fire, loved Nate's show in Loveland Colorado and I hope to see more of you guys dressed as Dusty as well as in Colorado during your tours!
First, seeing Binky Bates as Dusty was amazing! (On a side note, I miss hearing Dusty read the ad for beard club. I still remember one day when I was listening to the podcast on my hour drive from Montgomery to Auburn and heard Dusty reading an ad for a “ Beer club”! I thought, how fitting!😂 Then I thought… wow, Nate must be struggling to get sponsors! ) Aaron- 👍👍👍COMpress , ( noun)…comPRESS ( verb) . Dusty- I’m right there with you on not conjuring up dead folks!( no pun intended). When I was 10 years old, me and a friend were playing around with a Ouija board that she had. A lamp literally fell off the bedside table. We screamed and ran out of the room. Never again! Demons are real! Classic episode! Keep making’ that fudge! Yvonne Willis, Montgomery AL
The fact that someone in the comments said that y'all should have discussed PE over Physics, to then realize that Aaron was literally wearing a Phsyical Education hoodie....amazing. Self fulfilling prophecy right there.
I’m preemptively commenting without listening because I’m saving this episode to listen to while I run my first marathon this weekend! Hope it’s a good one!
Hello folks and hey bear. Just wanted to point out that one of the many reasons the original Halloween is considered one of the best and possibly scariest movies of all time is director John Carpenter believed that not showing any gore/blood would elevate the element of horror. By the viewer having to imagine what the scene looked like, it force the them to create their own depiction thus creating a more personal and horrific experience. Much like how Nate always says being funny without all the cursing essentially creates better comedy. Great pod and enjoy the banter each week. BTW, the wife and I already saw Nate "murder" in Austin, TX and are excited to announce we are seeing him in Europe when we travel to the Netherlands next March.
Let’s go folks! Love the episode. I also went as Dusty Slay this Halloween and aside from the hair constantly going in my mouth, we were having a good time. Request to all of you: Please come to New York City on your next tour. If you don’t like NYC, Long Island has some good venues! I’m sure you all have a bunch of fans up here that have a tough time making it to recent shows in Syracuse, Albany and Newark etc
I loved hearing Nate and the folks talk about the Auto museum. I know Nate has said that he knows nothin’ about cars, but as a car fan, I’d love to hear them talk more about em! Are any of the other guys car guys at all? I want, no need, an episode of the fellas talkin about cars, famous cars, crazy cars, car records etc.
One of the most terrifying scary movies I ever saw was when I was 6yrs old. As a "treat" my grade school decided to show all of us Abbot and Costello meet the Mummy. Apparently, it is a comedy haha NO! That movie messed me up for a long time. I had to open up all the closet doors in the house to make sure there were no mummies hiding in them. My parents thought I was nuts. I never did tell them why I had to do it because I was too frightened to talk about it. Lol!! Love the podcast!!!!! Keep em coming!
I like how Nate talking about dumping his trash in the ocean, he shakes the bag out as if it’s fine to dump trash in the ocean but you need to reuse the garbage bag
Hearing Nate talk about the Preds game and having the LA yelling behind him reminds me of this terrible thing they do at Red Wings games. People scream out “WOO!” like Ric Flair non-stop at really weird points during the game. If someone doing that was sitting behind me, I would have a hard time not telling them, “ENOUGH!”
Great episode! Would love to see an episode on cognitive dissonance. When presented with scientific research or the consensus regarding the laws of physics, Dusty's skepticism kicks in immediately and into high gear. When considering how to combat deadly nightmares..."did he pray?" Can't get enough, thanks guys!
On Family Man, Nicholas Cage’s character goes back to Tea Leoni’s character and tells her about the kids who never existed, trying to get her to give their once-upon-a-time romance another chance. It’s actually a very heartwarming ending. 😊🥰😍
Hey guys, last night I took my son to go see Anthony Jeselnik at Wise Guys in salt lake. He was hilarious and he told a story about his main interaction with Norm Macdonald. They were both hosting a stand-up comedy live show, I think it was stand up live and they did not get along well with each other at all, constantly bickering and arguing. Towards the end of the run of the show they started getting along a little bit better and they were both going to do interviews on Larry King live, and Norm had the idea that they should both absolutely tear into each other and talk about how much they hated each other. So Anthony Jeselnik went on Larry King first and fairly ripped Norm Macdonald a new one explaining how horrible he was to work with and what a terrible person he thought he was. And then it was Norm's turn to go on and Larry said so Norm what do you think of Anthony Jeselnik and he said "I think he's just a great guy, just really a wonderful human being." Just wondering if you have ever been royally set up like that by any other comedians and if so when? Thanks for all the great work that You, Aaron, Dusty, and And Baked Beans O'Brisket put in every week, making our weeks, as listeners, a whole lot better!
When I first stumbled across this podcast I watched a bit of the beginning then thought “I don’t understand this” and stopped watching. I’ve since came back and realized “I don’t think this is supposed to make any sense” and I’ve been hooked. Catching up on all episodes now.
Was at the GR show and all 3 killed it! But Dustin really surprised me, he was so funny! Graham's local bit about Muskegon was hilarious. And of course Nate was just as great as you would expect.
Dusty, my wife is from Canada as well. We've been married for ten years, and I still get so excited when I find someone else from up there in case they crossed paths. I will say that though Canada is a huge country, I am often surprised at how many people actually do have connections to her.
As someone who grew up in the 2000s-2010s, I definitely was terrified of the Bermuda triangle. I remember seeing a cruise path through it one time, and genuinely thinking we weren't supposed to go there because the ship WOULD sink. I'm not sure why it came back for my generation, or why we didn't look it up, but it 100% was a thing.
Netflix just released a trailer for a documentary called "Pepsi, where's my jet?" I never thought that Boron would be telling stories ahead of the curve.
Long time watcher but first time commenting! There’s a whole documentary on discovery about Robert the doll currently on discovery. Apparently if you don’t introduce yourself when you visit his home “museum” that he’ll haunt you even when you’re not in the museum anymore. Theres a lot of people who send him letters apologizing to him so he will stop haunting them. Theres also quite a few deaths that have been pinned on him. Quite interesting to think about!
The Family Man is a GREAT movie! Classic Nick Cage & Jeremy Piven! I watch it several times a year, usually around Christmas. The end doesn’t ruin the movie.
My mom made my older sister take me with her to the drive-in one night so my sister would behave, but my sister immediately left me in the car by myself and got in a car with her friends. I was 10 years old and saw “Night of the Living Dead” by myself. I’ve hated horror movies ever since. Love the podcast and yalls standup comedy. Beetlejuice was killin’ it tonight in that costume.
If Nateland were a horror film in the making, the foreshadowing scene is DONE! I had to watch section 1:16:20 to 1:17:30 about a dozen times because I was laughing so hard! Nate says they tried out the ghost recorder and Dusty's tone responding "oh no." Cut to Barth, with the Sour Patch Kids next to his head, offering a serious anecdote about a podcaster that "got too close." Aaron arrogantly offers to watch the deadly movie. Dusty shaking his head the whole time, adding "Yeah, we're not supposed to be contacting the dead" and sips coffee. I haven't watched a scary movie since Blair Witch but I would make an exception for this one. RIP Aaron, you should've listened to Pastor Dusty! Love y'all! Excited to catch Nate's Louisville show in Nov!
I rented the Ring when I was a teenager and decided to watch it by myself in my room Middle of the day, my family home so I wasn’t alone or anything. About 20-30 min in, I felt what I can only really explain as my soul felt nauseous. Just unbelievable sickness in my spirit. Not only did I immediately stop the movie, I got up and put it back in the case and drove it right back to Blockbuster. I didn’t even want it in the house.
Seems like the break in recording was good for y’all! There was a few recent episodes I could tell Nate was absolutely spent, but energy is back on this one. I’m less than an hour in, and laughing out loud considerably more. Also, B Batteries as a Wayne/Garth offspring is spot on 😂
Because of my crazy life it takes me a day or 2 to finish an episodes sometimes. Every time I dive back into this episode, seeing dark-haired Garth throws me for a loop and I burst out laughing. The likeness is jarring 😂
I haven’t been listening for long but really enjoy the podcast. I liked the making the fudge story but how did eavesdropping a conversation in line at a bank, turn into, “running into a lady.”? Also I just figured out that you read comments off UA-cam, so you may want to say that for us newbie’s. Hey Bear!
Hello folks! I once saw Dusty open for Brent Chrysler at the Paramount Theater in Austin in 2018ish. Dusty was trying to walk in the front door and the usher told him performers needed to enter the performer's entrance in the back. Didn't know Dusty's comedy at the time, but have followed him since.
IN OUTER SPACE the only baseball pitch that could ever possibly be thrown is a FASTBALL. The velocity may vary, but you ain't throwin' the change-up in a vacuum, hey bear? Love you guys. Always make me laugh. I think I saw Dusty peeing outside.
Ticketmaster has lost it. Just looked up two tickets for the Bridgestone show. Total fees (in addition to ticket prices) was $81.51. Service fee $56.80, facility charge $14, Order Processing $5.45, and a tax of $5.26. Love Nate and all the Folks, but I'll have to enjoy this one on Netflix or wherever it comes out.
My friend's and I used to have a dumb gag where we'd tell each other we were bad at doing things that don't require skill. I'm certain that "you suck at sitting in that chair" came up at least once.
When I was seven years old, my mom let me watch The Ring for the first time. She warned me that it was scary, but I didn't want to seem like a chicken, so I decided to watch the whole thing with her. Biggest mistake ever. I was so traumatized by it; I couldn't be near a television for a few days afterwards.
The story with the guy not having a tongue and breaking out of their tent... It's call Dyatlov's Pass. It's a fascinating tale... Spooky as heck, they were all super experienced hikers and there's a military base near where they were camped... They're group all camped together then something freaked them and they were found dead in groups all over the place, missing parts and clothes and such... Prob was the wind causing some inner ear madness but still weird story. Those Conspiracy Guys have an episode about it
I have a divine intervention story for you :: I met my wife while I was in college, the summer after my sophomore year at Georgia Southern. After we had been dating a short while we realized that our first two years of college we had been hanging around the same places all the time, including at a house party that was held after every home football game, and it wasn't a big house. We don't drink and were probably the only two sober people at the party and yet we never met or even saw each other. I genuinely believe we were meant for one another but God didn't let us meet until I could grow up and mature enough for her to tolerate me. We've been together for 17 years now, married for 13, and have an amazing 4yr old little girl.
Just got to see Nate perform in Grand Rapids, MI and you absolutely killed it! What’s even better is my wife, who could never understand why I was into comedy, left the show with a headache from laughing so hard. Thanks for helping me be right for the first time in my marriage!
With the amount of hats worn on this show, I’m surprised theres not a episode about hats.
thats a great ideaaaa!!!
Still not
Hey bear! I have never been so grateful that my baby woke up at 3am until I saw Brian dressed up as Dusty.
I love Brian so much 😂🤣 please never change Ballast!!!
Also Dusty, yes you said Guelph correctly!! Dusty has good taste 😉
I'm going to dress up as Dusty!!
When Bates took the beard off.
I cried 🤣 he definitely looks like Garth dressed up as Wayne!
Aaron asking "From Wu Tang Clan?" when Billiard Ball says "Ghostface" was such a funny comment missed by the rest of the wholesome bunch.
Age has a lot to do with it too. I know of the Wu Tang, but I probably only know Method Man and Red Man (?) so I didn’t know Ghostface either. I’m same age as Bates.
@@ScottyDetroit this podcast has such a range in age. I'm 36 and I know about Ghostface Killah... for Aaron to mention him surprised me.
@@williamgaleano4392 yes it does! I love that. I’m not totally up on all pop culture, but I try to keep somewhat knowledgeable. Did I get the two I mentioned correct? 😂
@@ScottyDetroit yeah you're right haha
I don't think I have laughed out loud as much during any episode than I did during the entire "rip Aaron for his interview outfit" segment. So unexpected
Omg “Just tell them no next time!” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I love that comics will find the most minute details to rip each other over.
This episode was hilarious!
Was this the first time that someone other than Nate spoke the final word on the podcast? Having looked no further into it I think that it is. Dusty finished the episode with an “alright”. What a time to be alive.
P.S. Sorry for getting you kicked off the podcast Dusty.
I'm a real estate photographer and I was recently shooting some drone video at a mountain property in SC. A hawk came out of nowhere, attacked my drone, and it fell out of the sky into the woods. I let out a hearty "Hey Bear" before tromping through the brush trying to find it. The drone was lost forever, but there were no bear attacks that day.
As soon as Breakfast took off the beard I lost it. He looks just like the character Edna ‘E’ Mode from The Incredibles. Look it up. Once you see it you can’t unsee it. Love you guys!
NO CAPES!
I love to imagine someone, tuning in for the first time, missing the intro and just thinking Brian looks like this everyday.
You all just brushed right over Garth’s joke at 1:45:35. Dusty - “she went missing but they didn’t know if she was dead”. Aaron - “well they know now”. Garth - “Well they at least know she’s shorter”. 😂😂
I love when they talk about the craft of comedy and how they evolve their sets and performances, love the behind-the-scenes feel to it.
Babirusa as Dusty might just be my favorite thing already LMFAO
Never change Blastoise
Blastoise lol!
Almost abandoned the episode when nobody jumped in to call back Aaron’s “ENOUGH” when Nate was talking about the annoying LA hockey fan. Aaron, “you blew it”.
Yes!!!!!!
ENOUGH.
I laughed so hard when Dusty said he panics a little bit when he can't find the head hole in a T-shirt. I definitely have that feeling, and have always worried I was being dramatic. I think it's the fact that I'm stuck and can't see, so I can't defend myself. I guess that's what happens when you grow up with an older brother.
Also, when Nate talked about hopping on a plane and shaking trash in the ocean, the motions he did with it were hilarious! It's the head bob and the fact that instead of just throwing the whole bag, he shook the trash out but kept the bag.
Jim Gaffigan’s joke about “accidentally” ending up in McDonald’s, is a great example of eating at McDonald’s. 😂
Barth Bates for the win! The Dusty was comical, but the black haired Garth was too much. 😂
Adding Dusty to an already perfect show made it more perfecter. I’ve been a fan of his since his no ragrets scene on We Are the Millers.
Without the beard Brian looks like he’s about to make some super suits for the incredibles
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The video of Bates fidgeting as Dusty should be submitted to the academy for consideration to be nominated for Best Actor - Short Segment Podcast. I don’t know if that award exists but it should now.
Dusty does look like he's not confident but he's always got his answers ready, knows what's what and owns what he doesn't know and understands and is open to new ideas. That's above confidence!
Breakfast not taking the Dusty costume off the entire episode killed me the whole time. At some points the joke was an 1hr old. Commitment.
Hey Bear! Lee Taylor here from Colorado Springs! I thought Leatherface for sure would’ve been on the Mt. Rushmore!
After seeing the one in 2003 in high school in Memphis, a buddy and I scared friends that night in the middle of the night by waking them up with a sheet over shoulder pads, a creepy mask and a roaring leaf blower. Teenage boys were crying from fear and laughter. One of the best high school memories. Love all y’all do - keep it up!
I lost it with laughter when Dusty mentioned the guy with the little hand in scary movie 2. I was in high school when that movie came out and one of my friends and I would randomly say “take my strong hand” like that guy when he was trying to help another character. I have a flood of memories and laughter right now 🤣
Breakfast sitting behind the mic, looking like Connie Chung, was gold, Jerry! Gold!
Y'all are a riot. Can't wait to see Nate in Memphis!
We’re going to see Nate in Memphis too! Saw him last year in Tupelo with Leanne Morgan (opened by Breadcrumb) and it was an amazing show!
In reference to the Horror film study, we've gotta shoot on over to the greatest television show ever created, The Sopranos:
Dr. Elliot Kupferberg- "Why do we love rollercoasters Jennifer? Scary movies?"
Dr. Jennifer Melfi- "To experience the thrill of being terrified, without the consequences."
P.S. Someone should study studies.
Sounds like Dusty was having a Wizard of Oz wizard-reveal moment - "do not pay attention to the man behind the curtain!"
Aaron, I think you look super confident/competent and relaxed in the chair!
I've never commented on the show before and yet Nate still managed to get my name wrong. Haven't met anyone else with my name yet but it's nice to know there's another Scott Rouse (or Scoot Roose if you prefer) that's a fan of the show. Love the podcast, keep up the great work, and thanks for making my commute a whole lot more fun. Y'all are the best and shout out to all the other Scoot Rooses that might be listening
Long time listener, first time commenter! The best joke in the entirety of this podcast happened during this episode and it totally slipped through the cracks! Nate giving ‘The Great Pacific Garbage Patch’ a nickname of ‘The World’s Lost & Found’ is brilliant!
Brandywine looks like Edna Mode from the Incredibles.
Seeing how much I HATED commercials on TV and radio, I never thought I'd say this but I actually enjoy the reading of the sponsor ads. They're never read the same way twice and hearing Nate struggle with words like "rejuvenate" are one of the many things that keep me coming back for more. Best of all, I get to enjoy the entirety of the show without being forced to skip annoying UA-cam ads interruptions.
Glad I wasn’t the only one who thought Brian looked like Garth from Wayne’s World 😱
These pauses on Aaron’s ad reads are getting out of hand….almost rear-ended an elderly lady in the Burger King drive through trying to figure out why the podcast cut off, only to hear “…..language for life” just in time to hit the brakes.
…..as I type this Im wondering if it’s Aaron’s ad reads or my poor life decisions that lead me here to this moment haha.
Love you guys! Thank you for bringing joy to all who listen! Go Vols!
The un friending comment- “because why” by dusty had me dying
As an Eastern Michigan University Alumni, I can say that a study on heart rates during horror movies is perfect description of the quality of education I received from them.
"Why wear a shirt with another man's name on it?" Asks the man wearing a professional sports jersey. The twist is of course that it is actually his name on the hockey jersey. Is it more awkward to wear another man's name or your own name on a professional sports jersey? (This of course excludes the actual professional athletes during competition.)
Nate's jersey was presented in a similar in manner to being awarded an honorary doctorate, does that make his jersey situation different? If he wore his new jersey in public would people (who didn't know his comedy) ask, "Is Bargatze that new rookie from Italy?"
I'd be interested to hear you fellows weigh in. We are all rooting for laundry anyway.
I'll go proofread this now.
PS - I am sorry if my comment towards Aaron regarding "the bigger they are the harder they fall" came across as mean. That was not my intention at all and I should have chosen my words more carefully. I really enjoy everything Aaron brings to the table.
Wayne's World 3. Wayne and Garth find out they have the same father and a long a lost brother. Starring Brian Bates and Dusty Slay.
I love this.
I have to know who writes the ad reads because they are amazing! Love the show fellas, keep up the great work!
It’s nice to hear Nate talking about roughhousing with Harper. I honestly wondered if other dads of only daughters did that. My husband loves to randomly sparwith our only daughter and it cracked me up a little bit to picture Nate doing the same with Harper
I thought so too! I was raised by a single dad--he roughhoused with me or we played "boxing" and then he would braid my hair. I could totally picture "this is hockey" LOL, it was heartwarming.
Breadbox killed it!!
Also, I would love to hear an episode where the guys read and respond to Amazon product reviews. Start with sugar free gummy bears and go from from there!
Checking Harper around the house is teaching her the most important rule of all. There are no friends in hockey! Lol
Was half expecting this to be a review of The Shawshank Redemption
I couldn't believe the unbelievable amount of Dusty that I saw today. It was a dream when Dusty and his mind was added to the cast's team but now I get two for the price of one. I shouted, gasped, and exclaimed HEEYYYY BEEEEAARR! All of you guys are on fire, loved Nate's show in Loveland Colorado and I hope to see more of you guys dressed as Dusty as well as in Colorado during your tours!
First, seeing Binky Bates as Dusty was amazing!
(On a side note, I miss hearing Dusty read the ad for beard club. I still remember one day when I was listening to the podcast on my hour drive from Montgomery to Auburn and heard Dusty reading an ad for a “ Beer club”! I thought, how fitting!😂 Then I thought… wow, Nate must be struggling to get sponsors! )
Aaron- 👍👍👍COMpress , ( noun)…comPRESS ( verb) .
Dusty- I’m right there with you on not conjuring up dead folks!( no pun intended). When I was 10 years old, me and a friend were playing around with a Ouija board that she had. A lamp literally fell off the bedside table. We screamed and ran out of the room. Never again! Demons are real!
Classic episode! Keep making’ that fudge!
Yvonne Willis, Montgomery AL
Aaron just gained a big ol bunch of respect points for saying “wu-tang clan” after barnstormer referenced ghostface from scream. 😂🎃🔪
I absolutely was not prepared but I agree!
Brian’s lookin a little more like Edna Mode (the Incredibles) than Dusty Slay
When the beard came off my first thought was that Bates looked like Marcie from Peanuts.
INSURANCE = the perfect topic for you guys to dive into on a future episode!!!
The fact that someone in the comments said that y'all should have discussed PE over Physics, to then realize that Aaron was literally wearing a Phsyical Education hoodie....amazing. Self fulfilling prophecy right there.
And no one commented on it! Cmon
Tucker & Dale vs Evil…so great!
Why didn’t that guy say a prayer? 😂 God bless you Dusty.
I’m preemptively commenting without listening because I’m saving this episode to listen to while I run my first marathon this weekend! Hope it’s a good one!
Hello folks and hey bear. Just wanted to point out that one of the many reasons the original Halloween is considered one of the best and possibly scariest movies of all time is director John Carpenter believed that not showing any gore/blood would elevate the element of horror. By the viewer having to imagine what the scene looked like, it force the them to create their own depiction thus creating a more personal and horrific experience. Much like how Nate always says being funny without all the cursing essentially creates better comedy. Great pod and enjoy the banter each week. BTW, the wife and I already saw Nate "murder" in Austin, TX and are excited to announce we are seeing him in Europe when we travel to the Netherlands next March.
Let’s go folks! Love the episode. I also went as Dusty Slay this Halloween and aside from the hair constantly going in my mouth, we were having a good time.
Request to all of you: Please come to New York City on your next tour. If you don’t like NYC, Long Island has some good venues! I’m sure you all have a bunch of fans up here that have a tough time making it to recent shows in Syracuse, Albany and Newark etc
I loved hearing Nate and the folks talk about the Auto museum. I know Nate has said that he knows nothin’ about cars, but as a car fan, I’d love to hear them talk more about em! Are any of the other guys car guys at all? I want, no need, an episode of the fellas talkin about cars, famous cars, crazy cars, car records etc.
Making that fudge just sounds like you're digesting food
You guys make my Wednesday's great! I love y'all like my favorite cousins.
One of the most terrifying scary movies I ever saw was when I was 6yrs old. As a "treat" my grade school decided to show all of us Abbot and Costello meet the Mummy. Apparently, it is a comedy haha NO! That movie messed me up for a long time. I had to open up all the closet doors in the house to make sure there were no mummies hiding in them. My parents thought I was nuts. I never did tell them why I had to do it because I was too frightened to talk about it. Lol!! Love the podcast!!!!! Keep em coming!
I like how Nate talking about dumping his trash in the ocean, he shakes the bag out as if it’s fine to dump trash in the ocean but you need to reuse the garbage bag
It only took me 121 episodes to realize I wasn't subscribed! I love you guys! Thanks for the show!
Hearing Nate talk about the Preds game and having the LA yelling behind him reminds me of this terrible thing they do at Red Wings games. People scream out “WOO!” like Ric Flair non-stop at really weird points during the game. If someone doing that was sitting behind me, I would have a hard time not telling them, “ENOUGH!”
Great episode! Would love to see an episode on cognitive dissonance. When presented with scientific research or the consensus regarding the laws of physics, Dusty's skepticism kicks in immediately and into high gear. When considering how to combat deadly nightmares..."did he pray?" Can't get enough, thanks guys!
On Family Man, Nicholas Cage’s character goes back to Tea Leoni’s character and tells her about the kids who never existed, trying to get her to give their once-upon-a-time romance another chance. It’s actually a very heartwarming ending. 😊🥰😍
Hey guys, last night I took my son to go see Anthony Jeselnik at Wise Guys in salt lake. He was hilarious and he told a story about his main interaction with Norm Macdonald. They were both hosting a stand-up comedy live show, I think it was stand up live and they did not get along well with each other at all, constantly bickering and arguing. Towards the end of the run of the show they started getting along a little bit better and they were both going to do interviews on Larry King live, and Norm had the idea that they should both absolutely tear into each other and talk about how much they hated each other. So Anthony Jeselnik went on Larry King first and fairly ripped Norm Macdonald a new one explaining how horrible he was to work with and what a terrible person he thought he was. And then it was Norm's turn to go on and Larry said so Norm what do you think of Anthony Jeselnik and he said "I think he's just a great guy, just really a wonderful human being."
Just wondering if you have ever been royally set up like that by any other comedians and if so when?
Thanks for all the great work that You, Aaron, Dusty, and And Baked Beans O'Brisket put in every week, making our weeks, as listeners, a whole lot better!
When I first stumbled across this podcast I watched a bit of the beginning then thought “I don’t understand this” and stopped watching. I’ve since came back and realized “I don’t think this is supposed to make any sense” and I’ve been hooked. Catching up on all episodes now.
Was at the GR show and all 3 killed it! But Dustin really surprised me, he was so funny!
Graham's local bit about Muskegon was hilarious.
And of course Nate was just as great as you would expect.
Caught the show in Rockford last Sunday. Nate’s new hour is his best, in my humble opinion. I have been trying to see him since 2019. Great show!
Dusty, my wife is from Canada as well. We've been married for ten years, and I still get so excited when I find someone else from up there in case they crossed paths. I will say that though Canada is a huge country, I am often surprised at how many people actually do have connections to her.
EMU Folk appreciate the shout out LOL
Y’all should do an episode on the after life.
As someone who grew up in the 2000s-2010s, I definitely was terrified of the Bermuda triangle. I remember seeing a cruise path through it one time, and genuinely thinking we weren't supposed to go there because the ship WOULD sink. I'm not sure why it came back for my generation, or why we didn't look it up, but it 100% was a thing.
Let's be real here the 4th head on the horror Mt Rushmore is Chucky.
I would love to see a horror comedy written by Nate and the crew!
Netflix just released a trailer for a documentary called "Pepsi, where's my jet?" I never thought that Boron would be telling stories ahead of the curve.
Long time watcher but first time commenting! There’s a whole documentary on discovery about Robert the doll currently on discovery. Apparently if you don’t introduce yourself when you visit his home “museum” that he’ll haunt you even when you’re not in the museum anymore. Theres a lot of people who send him letters apologizing to him so he will stop haunting them. Theres also quite a few deaths that have been pinned on him. Quite interesting to think about!
The Family Man is a GREAT movie! Classic Nick Cage & Jeremy Piven! I watch it several times a year, usually around Christmas. The end doesn’t ruin the movie.
My mom made my older sister take me with her to the drive-in one night so my sister would behave, but my sister immediately left me in the car by myself and got in a car with her friends. I was 10 years old and saw “Night of the Living Dead” by myself. I’ve hated horror movies ever since. Love the podcast and yalls standup comedy. Beetlejuice was killin’ it tonight in that costume.
If Nateland were a horror film in the making, the foreshadowing scene is DONE! I had to watch section 1:16:20 to 1:17:30 about a dozen times because I was laughing so hard! Nate says they tried out the ghost recorder and Dusty's tone responding "oh no." Cut to Barth, with the Sour Patch Kids next to his head, offering a serious anecdote about a podcaster that "got too close." Aaron arrogantly offers to watch the deadly movie. Dusty shaking his head the whole time, adding "Yeah, we're not supposed to be contacting the dead" and sips coffee. I haven't watched a scary movie since Blair Witch but I would make an exception for this one. RIP Aaron, you should've listened to Pastor Dusty! Love y'all! Excited to catch Nate's Louisville show in Nov!
I rented the Ring when I was a teenager and decided to watch it by myself in my room Middle of the day, my family home so I wasn’t alone or anything. About 20-30 min in, I felt what I can only really explain as my soul felt nauseous. Just unbelievable sickness in my spirit. Not only did I immediately stop the movie, I got up and put it back in the case and drove it right back to Blockbuster. I didn’t even want it in the house.
Seems like the break in recording was good for y’all! There was a few recent episodes I could tell Nate was absolutely spent, but energy is back on this one. I’m less than an hour in, and laughing out loud considerably more.
Also, B Batteries as a Wayne/Garth offspring is spot on 😂
Because of my crazy life it takes me a day or 2 to finish an episodes sometimes. Every time I dive back into this episode, seeing dark-haired Garth throws me for a loop and I burst out laughing. The likeness is jarring 😂
Same! I'm listening and watching in between work and making dinner and driving carpool! And when you see Barth again, you can't look away! LOL!!!
I'll stand up for Brian in Johnson City... hell, I'm standing for him right now!
I just discovered that Aaron's website is set up like myspace and I want everybody to know that that is perfect.
I haven’t been listening for long but really enjoy the podcast. I liked the making the fudge story but how did eavesdropping a conversation in line at a bank, turn into, “running into a lady.”?
Also I just figured out that you read comments off UA-cam, so you may want to say that for us newbie’s.
Hey Bear!
Hello folks! I once saw Dusty open for Brent Chrysler at the Paramount Theater in Austin in 2018ish. Dusty was trying to walk in the front door and the usher told him performers needed to enter the performer's entrance in the back. Didn't know Dusty's comedy at the time, but have followed him since.
IN OUTER SPACE the only baseball pitch that could ever possibly be thrown is a FASTBALL. The velocity may vary, but you ain't throwin' the change-up in a vacuum, hey bear? Love you guys. Always make me laugh. I think I saw Dusty peeing outside.
Discovered your comedy a few weeks ago and really enjoy it. Very laidback style and yes I’m having a good time at age 65!
Ticketmaster has lost it. Just looked up two tickets for the Bridgestone show. Total fees (in addition to ticket prices) was $81.51. Service fee $56.80, facility charge $14, Order Processing $5.45, and a tax of $5.26. Love Nate and all the Folks, but I'll have to enjoy this one on Netflix or wherever it comes out.
going to your show in lubbock for my moms bday can’t wait!
Baboo looks great in a hat and glasses.
My friend's and I used to have a dumb gag where we'd tell each other we were bad at doing things that don't require skill. I'm certain that "you suck at sitting in that chair" came up at least once.
When I was seven years old, my mom let me watch The Ring for the first time. She warned me that it was scary, but I didn't want to seem like a chicken, so I decided to watch the whole thing with her. Biggest mistake ever. I was so traumatized by it; I couldn't be near a television for a few days afterwards.
That is insane. Did you at least give your mom crap later in life?
Oh, more than you know! Lol
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The story with the guy not having a tongue and breaking out of their tent... It's call Dyatlov's Pass. It's a fascinating tale... Spooky as heck, they were all super experienced hikers and there's a military base near where they were camped... They're group all camped together then something freaked them and they were found dead in groups all over the place, missing parts and clothes and such... Prob was the wind causing some inner ear madness but still weird story. Those Conspiracy Guys have an episode about it
I agree with Dusty 100%. We shouldn't be talking to the dead and I'd take murder over paranormal any day!! Love the show, guys!
Please have another episode where everyone dresses up as Dusty
I 100% thought of this. Nate would make a great Dusty. Aaron would be hilarious.
Nate that corduroy hat is sick!
I have a divine intervention story for you :: I met my wife while I was in college, the summer after my sophomore year at Georgia Southern. After we had been dating a short while we realized that our first two years of college we had been hanging around the same places all the time, including at a house party that was held after every home football game, and it wasn't a big house. We don't drink and were probably the only two sober people at the party and yet we never met or even saw each other. I genuinely believe we were meant for one another but God didn't let us meet until I could grow up and mature enough for her to tolerate me. We've been together for 17 years now, married for 13, and have an amazing 4yr old little girl.
Hey bear, listening on holiday from Ibiza... Gotta get a Nateland fix
_from_ Ibiza? excuse me... Eebeetha? that's where people vacation *to!*