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Wow great I'll update the spreadsheet
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Work Friend Keven posted:I think it's good when these two extremely sensitive men who've long since gone past hating each other as a bit into hating each other actually but being forever tied to each other because dough boys is the most successful thing they've ever done, become incoherently, screamingly, bizzarely angry over either 1. Fast food sides or 2. Basic obvious parts of their comedic personas. But I think it's bad if this happens about Star Wars. This but unironically
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da beeper king BABY posted:This but unironically
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I don't like Star Wars. I do like fries.
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I enjoy eating bugs right off the table.
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cams posted:same Same. every other topic is good This episode was good too , bug mane was funny and they didnt really talk about Star wars that much
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Work Friend Keven posted:I think it's good when these two extremely sensitive men who've long since gone past hating each other as a bit into hating each other actually but being forever tied to each other because dough boys is the most successful thing they've ever done, become incoherently, screamingly, bizzarely angry over either 1. Fast food sides or 2. Basic obvious parts of their comedic personas. But I think it's bad if this happens about Star Wars. Hey now! The Birthday Boys was seen by all 11 of us! 
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Jun 15, 2017 02:40
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I don't believe that all 11 of the Birthday Boys watched their own show
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Point of order: There's only 3 birthday boys, except if you count all the ones named Mike as different people. Then there's 15.
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Jun 15, 2017 06:52
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I love the solid 30 seconds of static followed by Mitch shouting "WE'RE NOT EDITING ANYTHING." Think I'll go to Sizzler today.
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I don't mind when they talk Star Wars because they're still funny, but boy do they have lovely taste in movies. Adam Sandler and Pirates of the Caribbean, yikes.
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Jun 15, 2017 21:21
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mitch finally calls out nick on flaunting his wife-having privilege this episode
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Wigers panic attack story is kind of incredible. As were their reactions toward it.
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...My lovely wife Natalie told me I was probably having a panic attack, so I decided to walk around LA for four hours in a daze. I give Sizzler 4 out of 5 stars.
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Tatumje posted:...My lovely wife Natalie told me I was probably having a panic attack, so I decided to walk around LA for four hours in a daze. I give Sizzler 4 out of 5 stars.
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I really love both of them. Sean may have been his most honest self ever when he revealed that he had a framed bug collection on Doughboys. I also immediately switched from thinking it was kind of weird to wanting to start my own bug collection. Sean teasing himself over being well-known as a Mountain Goats fan due to a fairly obscure podcast interview he gave years ago was also kind of insane in retrospect. They are both celebrities to a small but attentive audience, which must bring with it all the weird parts of fan interaction without the massive payday. The fact that Nick and Sean are both married despite their personality quirks is really sweet. However, I'm also very nervous for either of them if something bad happens. It seems like both of them lean on their spouses quite a bit emotionally, and Nick even leans on Natalie physically when his back spasms come back.
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Sean's story about going to see Deadpool alone and trying to get the commemorative glass made me realize he's pretty much going to be Seth Romatelli in ten years.
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one of the reality show show episodes also feature sean very sincerely talking about how sad he got finding some kittens left alone behind a target somewhere in la.
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Koholint posted:Sean's story about going to see Deadpool alone and trying to get the commemorative glass made me realize he's pretty much going to be Seth Romatelli in ten years. Factor in the sobriety thing and...I think you may have a point. Sean picking "Iced Coffee" as his topic for Gabrus' podcast to intentionally highlight how dull he is was fun.
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I'm still working my way through the doughboys archive but I am unsurprised that Nick "Gungan style" Wiger has strong Star Wars opinions. Also I love this show about men who hate each other. E: Is there any fan art of Wiger as Jar Jar and Mitch as Boss Nass?
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The premise is they get people to "not talk about what you do, but what you love", where Sean talked about The Mountain Goats. If you've never heard the podcast and like the kind of guests on Earwolf/Feral Audio you have to listen to the episode with Joe Wengert and how he collects music. I know I throw around the word literally insane a lot, but he is literally insane. https://www.spreaker.com/user/williebhines/joe-wengert-music-buying-rituals
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The dedication to only purchasing albums in CD format is impressive, but ~1400 albums over two decades doesn't seem that crazy to me. Encoding with a normal bit rate, his entire library is likely under 200GB. I've been collecting since around 2004, and I only have 700 albums in my iTunes library. There is a massive backlog of albums that were released before I started seriously listening to music. Even within a single small music scene, a comprehensive collection could exceed 100GB. There is even a moderately famous list of the "1001 Albums to Hear Before You Die". This list excludes film soundtracks, music compilations, non-Western music, and the entirety of Western music before Frank Sinatra. Recorded music is virtually endless. When I'm not listening to anything in particular, I'll resume a full alphabetical order relisten of my library in order to clean things up. There is a ton of metadata that has to be checked for accuracy. If I don't own an artist's full discography, I will seek out any missing albums/EPs and determine if recent additions deserve a spot in the library. During each full relisten, I'll also prune old artists/albums that I no longer enjoy and clean up album artwork. It's a huge time investment in order to reach a wide yet fundamentally shallow understanding of modern music history. Oh wait, am I a crazy person?
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Jun 16, 2017 11:44
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Didn't even get to Wenger, Podcast lost me at "Project Managing software"...
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Zsinjeh posted:I just want to give a shout out to that podcast: 'Don't Get Me Started' and it is utterly fascinating how many comedians are bonkers. I've listened to this before (Specifically that Joe Wengert episode) but completely forgot about it, thanks for the reminder. Currently listening to Nicole Byer talking about her high level shoplifting.
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Garth_Marenghi posted:Didn't even get to Wenger, Podcast lost me at "Project Managing software"... Ha, Will's latent computer obsession, getting out of programming but still checking in on it every so often, is great to me. He apologies 90% of time, saying he's sorry to be talking about something so dumb. It's a really endearing podcast. I don't listen every week, but I think it's of the more compelling shows. But my favorites are also the ones where they break the form, and just have Mantzoukas or Walsh just nerd out about the start of UCB.
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Tatumje posted:The dedication to only purchasing albums in CD format is impressive, but ~1400 albums over two decades doesn't seem that crazy to me. Nice dude I hit the Spotify button with my face on it.
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ManoliIsFat posted:Ha, Will's latent computer obsession, getting out of programming but still checking in on it every so often, is great to me. He apologies 90% of time, saying he's sorry to be talking about something so dumb. It's a really endearing podcast. I don't listen every week, but I think it's of the more compelling shows. But my favorites are also the ones where they break the form, and just have Mantzoukas or Walsh just nerd out about the start of UCB. I don't like how improv guys have all trained themselves to never talk about craft because nobody in the actual world cares... but everyone listening to your dumb podcast does care.
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Work Friend Keven posted:I don't like how improv guys have all trained themselves to never talk about craft because nobody in the actual world cares... but everyone listening to your dumb podcast does care. Haha EXACTLY! Like, I get the conceit of the podcast, but it is kinda universal to comedy podcasts, they all seem embarrassed to really dig in to it. But who the hell else is listening to this stuff besides comedy nerds? I mean, I read the UCB manual just for the fun of it, I have no intention of ever performing.
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Speaking of Wiger being super relatable, anybody remember which episode # where he said that during his early LA days in poverty, he considered doing tickle porn?
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Mordecai Sanchez posted:Speaking of Wiger being super relatable, anybody remember which episode # where he said that during his early LA days in poverty, he considered doing tickle porn? I totally responded to a tickle porn ad in like 1998 and got a letter back offering payment, I had someone willing to shoot it, but I wimped out. I am not Nick Wiger.
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Mordecai Sanchez posted:Speaking of Wiger being super relatable, anybody remember which episode # where he said that during his early LA days in poverty, he considered doing tickle porn? Episode 19, the original B-Dubs episode https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRQhdaE8CWc mennoknight posted:I totally responded to a tickle porn ad in like 1998 and got a letter back offering payment, I had someone willing to shoot it, but I wimped out. I am not Nick Wiger. Was it from Jane O'Brien Media?
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JethroMcB posted:Episode 19, the original B-Dubs episode It was 20 years ago I don't remember those kinda details man
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I find Wiger to be the exact opposite of me. When he admitted to growing up in a Pepsi household, I knew we probably couldn't hang. JethroMcB posted:Was it from Jane O'Brien Media? Guys if you haven't seen Tickled, see Tickled. It's harrowing.
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ManoliIsFat posted:Ha, Will's latent computer obsession, getting out of programming but still checking in on it every so often, is great to me. He apologies 90% of time, saying he's sorry to be talking about something so dumb. It's a really endearing podcast. I don't listen every week, but I think it's of the more compelling shows. But my favorites are also the ones where they break the form, and just have Mantzoukas or Walsh just nerd out about the start of UCB. e: Also this parody twitter is still perfect https://twitter.com/ParodyDGMS
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Just wanna say I started listening/binging recently and this show is really great. I love the level of detail in Wiger's openers and impassioned closing judgements, the two hosts have a great casual rapport, it's charming to have them talk earnestly about chain restaurants while still acknowledging it's a dumb concept, and as an Australian this is making me frustrated I can't access most of these food places. Up to Hard Rock Cafe at the moment, the last few eps have had some great what the gently caress moments like Spoon Man being molested by dolphins and Wiger considering tickle porn. Good stuff
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If it helps, they eventually start reviewing restaurants where the "chain" moniker is a bit of a stretch and most of the locations are SoCal/LA, so even a lot of us Yanks have no point of reference.
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I loved Hayes' thought on the second HH appearance on Doughboys of forcing them to review either McDonalds or a super expensive LA-only restaurant. I really want to hear a bad fork rating for a $300 meal at Spago.
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Tatumje posted:I loved Hayes' thought on the second HH appearance on Doughboys of forcing them to review either McDonalds or a super expensive LA-only restaurant. They're making $12k/month on their patreon, they could swing Spago if they wanted to...
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(In Simpsons ep where they break into skinners office voice) 12k a month, and they've been doing the podcast for one hundred episodes... the doughboys are millionaires!
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