“I’m not education smart” is possibly the funniest and yet most accurate statement Nate has made on the podcast. It was nice of Badminton and Aaron to keep it moving. Thank you folks for the distraction every week. Y’all are the best!
1:08:00 The fact that nobody emptied their bladder or bowels over that "give or take" is a slap in the face. That may be my favorite throwaway joke of all time. I think I love it more than some family members and we've only just met.
"The solo stove in sky" had me laughing so hard at work! Thank you for everything you guys do. And also to Brainscan, your under-your-breath jokes are not wasted on me. You kill it on this podcast. Ive never heard your nose whistling and I don't understand the hate you get. Keep up the great work.
I love the funny stories of things that Happen at your shows. I was in a Christian rock band and played a show at an outdoor youth festival. The next day I had a teenager come up to me at my regular job at Walmart and saw me and said aren't you a singer in a band, I said yes and they said yeah I got your cd and autograph yesterday, and then he said so you just work at Walmart. I said yep and he just said huh and turned around, as he was walking away I heard his buddy chuckle and say dude you got the produce guys autograph.
I love that you get to do the podcast with your guests and it’s awesome to chat with them as most of them are your friends. But I will say that the episodes when it’s just y’all 3 are the best.
While watching my favorite podcast, Nateland, I had a TH-cam ad pop up about 20 minutes in. The ad was a new Tom Brady Hertz commercial, where he says “Let’s Go” about 15 times. It starts with “Let’s go toast” and I laughed so hard I snotted all over my phone.
Love hearing the spouse stories from listeners. I got my wife to love Nate’s standup during Covid and tried on many occasions to get her into Nateland but no-go. Sometimes when I’m walking around the house listening with earbuds in I get laughing really good and she asks me what I am listening to and when I tell her she responds “really?!” with a look of disbelief and then she walks away.
This is gold. Black Hole Bates is trying to explain exoplanets, but he needs to pause his story so someone can explain Goldilocks to Nate. Just amazing.
When Nate said, "you can only come up from here." after Aaron saw his star rating I was crying so hard! No way Aaron should be down so low! Team #aaronland!
You can tell a comedian is gold when you can’t tell when asking questions or making comments if he’s being serious or intentionally funny. Nate is pure gold.
I have to say I may have laughed more in this episode than any other. Especially the moments where a question is asked of the group and everyone just sits there nodding their heads as if they’re pondering some existential question. Great episode.
Nate, Aaron and Brakes, I love that we are circling back to Ep. 12 with the scooter story. Which also happens to be the same episode where "Hello Folks" was created! I laughed just as hard today as I did back then listening to this story! Keep up the great work on the Podcast.
Out of all the concepts and ideas that Barry brought up, it amazes me that the one that Nate had the most difficulty understanding was the "Goldilocks Zone" which should have been the one that needed next to no explanation. But then he goes on to explain the very difficult concept of how there's no center of the universe like a boss by comparing it to the ocean. Nate's mind is truly an enigma.....
We had a DJ at our wedding that did a whole act during dinner it was awesome. We thought it was great, it was really like dinner and a show. Once dinner was over he went from comedian to hilarious DJ that would mess with people throughout the night. It was a perfect balance and something different for the dinner part of the wedding. Congrats on all the success we saw you at the Vic a few years back and we'll be there at the Chicago Theater in a couple weeks. Also super impressed with Brian, you guys read my comment awhile back about the Cubs. Nobody ever, ever gets our last name right and he did. Demes( D-Miss). Merry Christmas Nate, Aaron and Badminton.
Natelandians! Music is not dead! Look up the Artist: "Billy Strings" and you will find the most creative and talented (Grammy Award winning/nominated) musician this country has produced in the last 25 years (he's only 29). William "Billy Strings" Apostol blends bluegrass/metal/jam/rock/etc. "Turmoil and Tinfoil" or "Meet me at the Creek" are good places to start. Let's Geaux Folks!
Hey Nate all we really appreciate your intense touring for all these dates to all these different cities. It’s awesome to get the chance to see you live!! Merry Christmas to 3 of my favorite entertainers!!!
Just rewatched the 90's episode which resurrected my love for the old DOS PC game "PGA Tour". It was one of my first video game obsessions. You could play several PGA courses in incredibly low-resolution. My favorite course to play was TPC Sawgrass and at the time I was 7 and didn't even realize it was a real course. Anyway, seeing Nate's TPC Sawgrass sweatshirt made me go try to find that game on the computer again. I just wasted an hour playing that game this morning. Thanks for nothing - or maybe thanks for everything? Look forward to the show every week - peace out, folks!
TonyBurger is a local chain in Utah -- Holladay is a suburb of Salt Lake City and there are also locations in Centerville, Downtown SLC, South Jordan, Wes Valley, Clinton, and Herriman. One of the best burger joints here in Utah -- my wife and I frequent the Centerville branch - and I'm glad to hear that in addition to having great burgers - they also have mediocre taste in comedy. Absolutely love the show -- is a highlight of each and every week! Thank you all for what you do -- can't wait to see you live in February!
Hearing Nate realize that the Whirlpool company is named after the natural gravitational rotation of water commonly referred to as a whirlpool, is the epitome of this podcast! I love it!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Being a big guy, I get that the scooter companies have a warning label on them. I've never broke "Row J" in a movie theater, but it's a fear.... But when y'all started talking about fat people being responsible for ding dong ditching I was literally doubled over laughing! When Aaron said, "The roads aren't wide enough for these people." I came to tears with laughter!
With Nate talking about "flanking" his enemies, I think an episode about famous battles would be interesting and probably even entertaining. It would be really fun to tour a battlefield with this crew. I'll go proofread this now.
I'm cracking up here! Nate: "What is the Big Bang Theory?" Aaron: "A collection of stuff just exploded." Nate and Breakfast just accepted that explanation without so much as a comment.
I am from Utah, and to answer your questions: Yes, Tony's Burgers is a chain, and Yes, Holladay is a suburb of Salt Lake City. Can't wait to see you in February!
HI guys! So, this is a fantastic episode, and I think you should do more like this. I think the big bang stuff, you really should go maybe read some books abou the topic that are written by scientists but in layman's terms so it's easy to understand, and I think the book "The Grand Design" by Hawking and Mlodonow would do that very well for you guys. If I could sum up what I think you ought to know or the tidbit I think could move your conversation along further (and do by all means also google to verify that this is the case), the idea of the big bang is basically "everything, all the stuff in the universe, started *together* in the middle of a *smaller universe*, and then the universe itself *got bigger* and stopped squishing all of the stuff (ie, all energy and all matter) into that small space, and began expanding at all places in 3 dimensions. So the big bang means, "we are at the center of the bang", but it's also the center *everywhere*, mostly because of the same sort of reasoning that, when you look at the ocean, you are at the exact center between every point on the horizon; because that is just the nature of looking at something like an ocean or a universe, from one single place in it. There's more details, and I'm not a qualified scientist, but other stuff you should follow up on includes details like "all the types of stuff in the universe at that bang moment, was all hydrogen- and so this hydrogen had to first clump together, then get big enough that the pressure inside started nuclear reactions and the clumps became these things we call 'stars', and then those stars had to explode to throw around the new-type-of-nuclear-fused-stuff into the universe for more interesting chemistry (LIKE US) to be made from. The "POOF SUDDENLY THE MODERN UNIVERSE" description is just not what the big bang is all about, and it's one of the most important discoveries possible to make in the universe, so it's worth understanding.
When Nate starts the comments with “I rap…” and “I’m blind…” there’s no way for them not to be funny. All Folks should begin their comments by listing their handicaps so us other folks can get a good visual of the commenter as Nate fumbles through their story. Excellent show as always boys…and Baby daddy Bates.
I’m still way behind and just listened to #53 and after much debate and a tongue lashing by Nate on that episode about Hello Folks! vs Let’s Goooo Folks! I listened to the first part of this episode to hear Nate greet us with Hello Folks! I am glad to learn that polling matters here about as much as it does in a real election…
I would give anything for hear Nate review Gravity. The entire plot of the movie is essentially, “Sandra Bullock can’t grab things, gets George Clooney killed because of it.”
I'm a math teacher, and never is the lameness of "let's go" more apparent to me than when an 11 year old screams, "let's go" after correctly finding the surface area of a polyhedron. Love the podcast, fellas.
Really good planning to have a discussion about the “Star Meter” on the universe pt. 2 episode…one question- what the heck does it mean? I was so confused when you said AAron was at 9 million.
The Andromeda galaxy is where star wars takes place. At the rate it's coming at us, thell have to change the opening to that movie "... in a galaxy far far away, give or take a few Rhode Islands"
Can we get an update on Brian's health? I've been concerned since the awesome baby news combined with the 'I might be having a stroke' followed by 'we still don't know what the diagnosis is.' Praying all is well.
1:39:25. If there’s something that exemplifies Balderdash’s great sense of humor more than dropping to 2.5 million on the Starmeter… I don’t know what it is.
I know someone that worked in Child Services. She met with a client looked at the paper work and saw the name of the baby was odd. She asked the mother how to say the baby's name. The mother said when the hospital asked for the name of the baby she told them she didn't have one, that the hospital named her daughter. On the birth certificate the name printed was Infant Female, the mother thought that was the name the hospital gave her daughter lol
MINUTES AFTER Nate blasts Aaron for patronizing him about explaining black holes… Aaron: The Andromeda Galaxy is moving directly toward us at 68 miles a second, which is 1.8 Rhode Islands across per second. Nate: So every second, it gets a Rhode Island closer to us. Aaron: The width of Rhode Island, 1.8 of those. Nate (explains to listeners): Almost 2!
someone tell Nate that even in college, students aren't allowed to say studies "show", it's always "suggest". I feel like scientists inherently admit that it's their best guess.
Tangent after tangent… maybe trying “the universe” again wasn’t such a great idea? The show finishes with the boys comparing IMDb pages. Stellar episode! Get it?
Nate: "Everything is based on algorithms." I was hoping the hard hitting journalists at the table would ask Nate, "And what exactly is an algorithm?" I'll go proofread this now.
We confirmed we’re doing this year’s annual party at work and started discussions on entertainment. I threw out the idea of comedian (again) which was a gamble since the last one 5 years ago went over horribly after he showed up plastered. I slid your name out and it was great hearing several “I know him / I know of him / he’s really funny”. Unfortunately I checked your schedule and you’re touring. Maybe next year, if you’re still willing to do a solid for a little people like us at that time. :)
Has Nick ever been to Canada? If not bring him with you. I am sure you can convince him that he will have to stay in an igloo. I had a handful of people in England believing my igloo was melting due to global warming..
I don't think Aaron understood what he was saying when he said we've created the hottest temperature in the universe on Earth. Immediately I was like, "What's your source!" There's no way it could be hotter than the sun...
"At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul." 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Before a pre worship service my pastor said, “let’s go folks.” Now we know how he feels about “let’s go folks” and “hello folks.” At the same time I’m certain he has no idea who nate, baby maker bates, and aaron are.
If u want a real treat, slow the playback speed to half and Nate sounds like your drunk uncle going on a philosophical tirade but is struggling between getting a word out and throwing up at the same time.
Did Aaron even go to Notre Dame? My cousin went to a Cosmology school too and it was mostly about hair and makeup. Not even a single mention of the origins of the universe.
This is another episode where Nate seems to be questioning his intelligence. There is a difference between being dumb and being ignorant. Will Rogers said "everybody's ignorant, just on different subjects". I believe Nate's humor is derived from his perceived lack of knowledge. A more educated Nate would be as funny as a tall Kevin Hart or a skinny Jim Gaffigan.
Nate has a clear misunderstanding of science and what theory means. It is literally a best guess. This is the second podcast where he's said "I wish scientist would just say that's our best guess", when talking about a theory. Which is a best guess. Love the podcast, but scientists don't deserve all the slander.
Question: at what weight will Aaron stop identifying as a fat person? He’s now getting the health benefits of being skinny but still relying on the comedic benefits of being fat, can’t have it both ways A-rod.
If you had asked me before the start of the episode if I thought I would learn more about IMDB or the universe i would have said IMDB. Speak of which, Aaron…yikes.
“I’m not education smart” is possibly the funniest and yet most accurate statement Nate has made on the podcast. It was nice of Badminton and Aaron to keep it moving. Thank you folks for the distraction every week. Y’all are the best!
When Nate spotted Harper at the very end and his eyes lit up it was just about the sweetest thing! ❤️❤️❤️
And the big bear hug he gives her. 😍
1:08:00
The fact that nobody emptied their bladder or bowels over that "give or take" is a slap in the face. That may be my favorite throwaway joke of all time. I think I love it more than some family members and we've only just met.
I hope when Nate goes back to Tony's Burgers and tries to eat free, they give him trouble because his driver license says "Nathaniel."
This should have way more likes 😂
"The solo stove in sky" had me laughing so hard at work! Thank you for everything you guys do. And also to Brainscan, your under-your-breath jokes are not wasted on me. You kill it on this podcast. Ive never heard your nose whistling and I don't understand the hate you get. Keep up the great work.
I LIKE Dustin. His voice is so pleasant to listen to.🙂
I would love to watch Nate, Breakfast, and Aaron do a podcast, while playing a light game of golf. Let's go folks!
I a million times second that! (Speaking Nate) :-)
I’ve said this before too!! Make it happen!! Let’s goooo folks.
That's a great idea
Let’s Go(lf), folks!
I love how Bates’s life is basically one long episode of Curb. Someone should start writing the pilot for “Breakfast 24/7.” I’ll help write and direct
Haven't watched much curb, but I think this is a great idea!
I love the funny stories of things that Happen at your shows. I was in a Christian rock band and played a show at an outdoor youth festival. The next day I had a teenager come up to me at my regular job at Walmart and saw me and said aren't you a singer in a band, I said yes and they said yeah I got your cd and autograph yesterday, and then he said so you just work at Walmart. I said yep and he just said huh and turned around, as he was walking away I heard his buddy chuckle and say dude you got the produce guys autograph.
Nate mentioning he's coming to Canada made my WEEK! Can't wait for the announcement where/when you'll be coming to Canada. ABOUT TIME!!!
I love that you get to do the podcast with your guests and it’s awesome to chat with them as most of them are your friends. But I will say that the episodes when it’s just y’all 3 are the best.
Totally agree. Though Nick feels like just one of the crew so those are fun
While watching my favorite podcast, Nateland, I had a TH-cam ad pop up about 20 minutes in. The ad was a new Tom Brady Hertz commercial, where he says “Let’s Go” about 15 times. It starts with “Let’s go toast” and I laughed so hard I snotted all over my phone.
Love hearing the spouse stories from listeners. I got my wife to love Nate’s standup during Covid and tried on many occasions to get her into Nateland but no-go. Sometimes when I’m walking around the house listening with earbuds in I get laughing really good and she asks me what I am listening to and when I tell her she responds “really?!” with a look of disbelief and then she walks away.
This is gold. Black Hole Bates is trying to explain exoplanets, but he needs to pause his story so someone can explain Goldilocks to Nate. Just amazing.
The pride in Nate's voice when he realized 1.8 is close to 2 made my day.
When Nate said, "you can only come up from here." after Aaron saw his star rating I was crying so hard! No way Aaron should be down so low! Team #aaronland!
You can tell a comedian is gold when you can’t tell when asking questions or making comments if he’s being serious or intentionally funny. Nate is pure gold.
I love that the secrets of the universe are all solved by the ocean.
I think about Baby Bates all the time, and I'm so excited for Brian, and Ruth!
I have to say I may have laughed more in this episode than any other. Especially the moments where a question is asked of the group and everyone just sits there nodding their heads as if they’re pondering some existential question. Great episode.
Nate, Aaron and Brakes, I love that we are circling back to Ep. 12 with the scooter story. Which also happens to be the same episode where "Hello Folks" was created! I laughed just as hard today as I did back then listening to this story! Keep up the great work on the Podcast.
Nateland festival would be amazing!
Out of all the concepts and ideas that Barry brought up, it amazes me that the one that Nate had the most difficulty understanding was the "Goldilocks Zone" which should have been the one that needed next to no explanation. But then he goes on to explain the very difficult concept of how there's no center of the universe like a boss by comparing it to the ocean. Nate's mind is truly an enigma.....
We had a DJ at our wedding that did a whole act during dinner it was awesome. We thought it was great, it was really like dinner and a show. Once dinner was over he went from comedian to hilarious DJ that would mess with people throughout the night. It was a perfect balance and something different for the dinner part of the wedding. Congrats on all the success we saw you at the Vic a few years back and we'll be there at the Chicago Theater in a couple weeks. Also super impressed with Brian, you guys read my comment awhile back about the Cubs. Nobody ever, ever gets our last name right and he did. Demes( D-Miss). Merry Christmas Nate, Aaron and Badminton.
Natelandians! Music is not dead! Look up the Artist: "Billy Strings" and you will find the most creative and talented (Grammy Award winning/nominated) musician this country has produced in the last 25 years (he's only 29). William "Billy Strings" Apostol blends bluegrass/metal/jam/rock/etc. "Turmoil and Tinfoil" or "Meet me at the Creek" are good places to start. Let's Geaux Folks!
Hey Nate all we really appreciate your intense touring for all these dates to all these different cities. It’s awesome to get the chance to see you live!! Merry Christmas to 3 of my favorite entertainers!!!
Just rewatched the 90's episode which resurrected my love for the old DOS PC game "PGA Tour". It was one of my first video game obsessions. You could play several PGA courses in incredibly low-resolution. My favorite course to play was TPC Sawgrass and at the time I was 7 and didn't even realize it was a real course. Anyway, seeing Nate's TPC Sawgrass sweatshirt made me go try to find that game on the computer again. I just wasted an hour playing that game this morning. Thanks for nothing - or maybe thanks for everything? Look forward to the show every week - peace out, folks!
TonyBurger is a local chain in Utah -- Holladay is a suburb of Salt Lake City and there are also locations in Centerville, Downtown SLC, South Jordan, Wes Valley, Clinton, and Herriman. One of the best burger joints here in Utah -- my wife and I frequent the Centerville branch - and I'm glad to hear that in addition to having great burgers - they also have mediocre taste in comedy. Absolutely love the show -- is a highlight of each and every week! Thank you all for what you do -- can't wait to see you live in February!
Hearing Nate realize that the Whirlpool company is named after the natural gravitational rotation of water commonly referred to as a whirlpool, is the epitome of this podcast! I love it!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nates solo stove in the sky comment saved this entire episode. Thanks for the laughs!!!
Awww that end was so cute, Harper's gone be an athlete when she grows up
I always thought this podcast was pretty off the cuff. This episode made me realize the hard work that must've gone into the past episodes.
Being a big guy, I get that the scooter companies have a warning label on them. I've never broke "Row J" in a movie theater, but it's a fear....
But when y'all started talking about fat people being responsible for ding dong ditching I was literally doubled over laughing! When Aaron said, "The roads aren't wide enough for these people." I came to tears with laughter!
I am so excited that you are coming back to Canada! Please, please, please come to Edmonton, I will go to every show!
Regurgitating any of the "facts" I learn on this podcast is like playing conversational Russian Roulette
With Nate talking about "flanking" his enemies, I think an episode about famous battles would be interesting and probably even entertaining.
It would be really fun to tour a battlefield with this crew.
I'll go proofread this now.
I am surprised Nate didn't walk by Harper to get sour patch kids after sharing her ribbon at the end.
I'm cracking up here! Nate: "What is the Big Bang Theory?" Aaron: "A collection of stuff just exploded." Nate and Breakfast just accepted that explanation without so much as a comment.
Watching you guys and eating sour patch kids!! At 2:45AM in the morning.
Merry Christmas Folks!
I am from Utah, and to answer your questions: Yes, Tony's Burgers is a chain, and Yes, Holladay is a suburb of Salt Lake City.
Can't wait to see you in February!
HI guys! So, this is a fantastic episode, and I think you should do more like this. I think the big bang stuff, you really should go maybe read some books abou the topic that are written by scientists but in layman's terms so it's easy to understand, and I think the book "The Grand Design" by Hawking and Mlodonow would do that very well for you guys. If I could sum up what I think you ought to know or the tidbit I think could move your conversation along further (and do by all means also google to verify that this is the case), the idea of the big bang is basically "everything, all the stuff in the universe, started *together* in the middle of a *smaller universe*, and then the universe itself *got bigger* and stopped squishing all of the stuff (ie, all energy and all matter) into that small space, and began expanding at all places in 3 dimensions.
So the big bang means, "we are at the center of the bang", but it's also the center *everywhere*, mostly because of the same sort of reasoning that, when you look at the ocean, you are at the exact center between every point on the horizon; because that is just the nature of looking at something like an ocean or a universe, from one single place in it.
There's more details, and I'm not a qualified scientist, but other stuff you should follow up on includes details like "all the types of stuff in the universe at that bang moment, was all hydrogen- and so this hydrogen had to first clump together, then get big enough that the pressure inside started nuclear reactions and the clumps became these things we call 'stars', and then those stars had to explode to throw around the new-type-of-nuclear-fused-stuff into the universe for more interesting chemistry (LIKE US) to be made from. The "POOF SUDDENLY THE MODERN UNIVERSE" description is just not what the big bang is all about, and it's one of the most important discoveries possible to make in the universe, so it's worth understanding.
Mark Normand and Shane Gillis are two of the best specials currently on TH-cam. I highly recommend but they are not clean.
When Nate starts the comments with “I rap…” and “I’m blind…” there’s no way for them not to be funny. All Folks should begin their comments by listing their handicaps so us other folks can get a good visual of the commenter as Nate fumbles through their story. Excellent show as always boys…and Baby daddy Bates.
See my comment above that begins, "Being a big guy...."
This week we are talking about the universe. Boron: "let's look at star charts." Nate: "you mean the ones on IMDB?"
Wow… just, wow.
I’m still way behind and just listened to #53 and after much debate and a tongue lashing by Nate on that episode about Hello Folks! vs Let’s Goooo Folks! I listened to the first part of this episode to hear Nate greet us with Hello Folks! I am glad to learn that polling matters here about as much as it does in a real election…
The polling was strongly in favor of Hello Folks.
@@brianbatescomedy proves Nate is a man of the people! Love it and love the podcast.
Dessert Break Bates story was great
I would give anything for hear Nate review Gravity. The entire plot of the movie is essentially, “Sandra Bullock can’t grab things, gets George Clooney killed because of it.”
I'm a math teacher, and never is the lameness of "let's go" more apparent to me than when an 11 year old screams, "let's go" after correctly finding the surface area of a polyhedron.
Love the podcast, fellas.
Y'all should get KevOnStage as a guest on the podcast! Would be nice to see more people of color on Nateland!
Really good planning to have a discussion about the “Star Meter” on the universe pt. 2 episode…one question- what the heck does it mean? I was so confused when you said AAron was at 9 million.
I definitely want to hear that superman joke now!
I’ll be looking out for ‘A Moment In Time For Dummies,’ by Nate Bargatze.
The Andromeda galaxy is where star wars takes place. At the rate it's coming at us, thell have to change the opening to that movie "... in a galaxy far far away, give or take a few Rhode Islands"
Can we get an update on Brian's health? I've been concerned since the awesome baby news combined with the 'I might be having a stroke' followed by 'we still don't know what the diagnosis is.' Praying all is well.
Hope to hear Nate's thoughts and review of his 1st UFC event. Crazy night of fights!
1:39:25. If there’s something that exemplifies Balderdash’s great sense of humor more than dropping to 2.5 million on the Starmeter… I don’t know what it is.
I know someone that worked in Child Services. She met with a client looked at the paper work and saw the name of the baby was odd. She asked the mother how to say the baby's name. The mother said when the hospital asked for the name of the baby she told them she didn't have one, that the hospital named her daughter. On the birth certificate the name printed was Infant Female, the mother thought that was the name the hospital gave her daughter lol
Aaron, I am hosting a pajama NYE party and you are invited after your set at Denver Comedy Works! Let me know! Let's go, folks!
The big bang - And God said, "Let it be."
MINUTES AFTER Nate blasts Aaron for patronizing him about explaining black holes…
Aaron: The Andromeda Galaxy is moving directly toward us at 68 miles a second, which is 1.8 Rhode Islands across per second.
Nate: So every second, it gets a Rhode Island closer to us.
Aaron: The width of Rhode Island, 1.8 of those.
Nate (explains to listeners): Almost 2!
Tom Segura DJ’s at clubs after his stand up shows
-Tom Segura- DJ Dad Mouth does stand up shows so he can DJ at clubs*
someone tell Nate that even in college, students aren't allowed to say studies "show", it's always "suggest". I feel like scientists inherently admit that it's their best guess.
so glad you did two space episodes
Tangent after tangent… maybe trying “the universe” again wasn’t such a great idea? The show finishes with the boys comparing IMDb pages. Stellar episode! Get it?
Nate: "Everything is based on algorithms."
I was hoping the hard hitting journalists at the table would ask Nate, "And what exactly is an algorithm?"
I'll go proofread this now.
Did I see that Nate was on Fallon with KEVIN BACON?!!
Is it scary that I think just like Nate?
It’s hilarious that Aaron had to explain the concept of an X and Y axis to Nate on a chart using a logarithmic scale. Baby steps.
We confirmed we’re doing this year’s annual party at work and started discussions on entertainment. I threw out the idea of comedian (again) which was a gamble since the last one 5 years ago went over horribly after he showed up plastered. I slid your name out and it was great hearing several “I know him / I know of him / he’s really funny”. Unfortunately I checked your schedule and you’re touring. Maybe next year, if you’re still willing to do a solid for a little people like us at that time. :)
Yeah I'm pretty busy right now but thanks for your interest.
Hailee Steinfeld is number 1 because of Hawkeye, the current Marvel show out right now during the biggest month for marvel since Endgame.
Has Nick ever been to Canada? If not bring him with you. I am sure you can convince him that he will have to stay in an igloo. I had a handful of people in England believing my igloo was melting due to global warming..
We should get Aaron into competitive cycling.
I don't think Aaron understood what he was saying when he said we've created the hottest temperature in the universe on Earth. Immediately I was like, "What's your source!" There's no way it could be hotter than the sun...
the large hadron collider can generate temperatures up to 7.2 trillion degrees Fahrenheit. Like 100,000x hotter than the center of the sun
@@AaronWebercomedy Superman sure could use that to restore his energy!
"At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul." 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Before a pre worship service my pastor said, “let’s go folks.” Now we know how he feels about “let’s go folks” and “hello folks.” At the same time I’m certain he has no idea who nate, baby maker bates, and aaron are.
If u want a real treat, slow the playback speed to half and Nate sounds like your drunk uncle going on a philosophical tirade but is struggling between getting a word out and throwing up at the same time.
"Call it Eugene"....they called the baby "it". ha!
Did Aaron even go to Notre Dame? My cousin went to a Cosmology school too and it was mostly about hair and makeup. Not even a single mention of the origins of the universe.
So if any of you could launch one thing into space, what would it be?
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This is another episode where Nate seems to be questioning his intelligence. There is a difference between being dumb and being ignorant. Will Rogers said "everybody's ignorant, just on different subjects". I believe Nate's humor is derived from his perceived lack of knowledge. A more educated Nate would be as funny as a tall Kevin Hart or a skinny Jim Gaffigan.
Nate has a clear misunderstanding of science and what theory means. It is literally a best guess. This is the second podcast where he's said "I wish scientist would just say that's our best guess", when talking about a theory. Which is a best guess. Love the podcast, but scientists don't deserve all the slander.
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Nate looks like he's losing even more weight
Question: at what weight will Aaron stop identifying as a fat person? He’s now getting the health benefits of being skinny but still relying on the comedic benefits of being fat, can’t have it both ways A-rod.
If Aaron loses any more weight, he's gonna disappear 😊.
If you had asked me before the start of the episode if I thought I would learn more about IMDB or the universe i would have said IMDB. Speak of which, Aaron…yikes.