About this episodeThe hosts discuss personal anecdotes ranging from Bobby losing and finding his wallet to Andrew's experiences …AI summary
The hosts discuss personal anecdotes ranging from Bobby losing and finding his wallet to Andrew's experiences with age-gap dating and a bizarre encounter at a 'cougar bar.' They also critique the movie 'House Party,' discuss the challenges of receiving unsolicited comedy advice, and plan for Bobby's upcoming move into his own apartment.
Key takeaways 5
Dating App Strategy: Bobby lied about his age on dating apps (claiming 35-43 instead of 51) to access a younger demographic (25-45), noting that older profiles attract significantly fewer matches.
Wallet Security: Andrew advocates for carrying only essential cards in a MagSafe wallet case without cash, while Bobby keeps two wallets to mitigate loss risk.
Comedy Feedback Etiquette: Andrew emphasizes that unsolicited joke notes or tags from peers are often unhelpful and annoying; advice should only be given when requested or by trusted mentors.
Physical Comedy Experience: Andrew describes a negative experience at the premiere of 'House Party,' where a group of mentally disabled patrons disrupted the screening, providing more entertainment than the film itself.
Career Perception: Both hosts discuss the frustration of having their successful careers dismissed as 'dreams' by outsiders who offer unsolicited advice to 'get a real job' or go to college.
Notable quotes 4AI-generated: wording and quote attribution may be wrong. Use the play link to verify.
“I think it feels creepy it was working yeah because our fans right range from 20 in the 30s I would say our our best age is 25 to 45.”
▶ 10:44Bobby explains why he falsified his age on dating apps to match the age range of his podcast listeners.
“Don't offer advice unless somebody wants it yeah if I want to give you a tag because sometimes I like giving tags to my friends yeah I know them really well but I always go like hey can I give you a tag because I don't want to just go up and give it you know yeah but you know there's a rhythm to it.”
▶ 1:00:51Andrew discusses the proper etiquette for giving comedy feedback, emphasizing consent and relationship context.
“I'm not making a joke I'm not making fun okay the move is great it was deeply unfunny and downright tiresome.”
▶ 44:15Andrew gives his honest, non-joking opinion on the movie 'House Party' after attending the premiere.
“You're not gonna like open the door and and like move me or something nope and do what like a meerkat what'd you say Moon me or something.”
▶ 1:07:32Andrew jokes about how he would avoid his roommate Bobby if he brought a date home, comparing himself to a meerkat.
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0:00Two Friends Discuss Various Topics
2:54Lost Wallet and Found at CVS Store
5:12Conversational Story about Wallet Securitychapter3
5:12Conversational Story about Wallet Security
6:57Conversation about Personal Life and Relationships
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