The guys discuss why a pregnant woman in labor affects quitting time at the iPhone factory, how Ted has to get permission from a cat to to be on his porch and a bird to drive his car, and the best time for servers to suggest “seasoned” mashed turnips as an acceptable side dish substitution.
Lizzo said spaz 🫢 But guess what?! So do we!!! In fact, maybe we say it a little too many times 😅 I guess you can say we… Spazzed out? Badumtish. Ok, I’ll see myself out..
The guys discuss how Damon is far less than 1/3 of an elite athlete, challenge the likelihood of Ted eating cookies, and then discover the best part of waking up needs Bluetooth to your cup.
Howdy! Bummy Bears, here! Thanks for checking this episode out! It’s a wild one! We talk about Jerry possibly getting Child Support (you’d be shocked at how much money that would be), which countries have the best standard of living (🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸), ways to off yourself, and Justin introduces a new game to the boys, but Frank HATES GIVING AND RECEIVING COMPLIMENTS.
Trying something new here! This is episode 1 in an ongoing series of Behind the Scenes (Shades) conversations between the Bummy Bears. No necessary structure, just us being friends and shooting the ish.
The guys discuss the importance of using skilled tradesmen when assembling a bed, create a new nickname for Mac that he absolutely hates, and discover the true weakness of any attorney is not knowing martial arts.
This week the boys get cultured and welcome back their International Guest, Sito! Come hear the crew argue over just how cheap Jerry is (heads up: the answer is VERY), then they talk about the “Corn” Star shortage in Japan (wink wink), oh! And the fact that we might already be living in the Matrix 😳. All these awesome topics, and Producer B would rather just listen to Sage Francis all day 🙄
But hey! Shout out to Sage Francis! Sage Francis all day! Check out his music!
The guys discuss why the second “hungry” was added to Hungry Hungry Hippos, the heaviest workforce of any company in existence, and how Microsoft was almost owned by a guy named Tony.