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Nov 6, 2019 1 hr 28 min

52. Shrimp Up on A...

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Brendan joins us for this one. We start off attempting to not laugh at anything, who breaks first? We talk Hinder's hit single "Lips of an Angel", Nicky got reflective Air Max 1's, and Jake needs a 2k center. Nate loves his own jokes, and him and Brendan recount their Day of the Dead experiences. They also tell us about their time as boxers together. They encountered a freestyling Joker,we talk OBJ's cleats and then we get to writing ourselves a big time Hollywood movie. We talk Boomers, a Popeye's stabbing, Nate continues to be mad about the shoe contest (wah wah wah, little baby. I mean come on, you lost. Pay up already, you salty infant). Then we discuss new challenges, take a break and come back with joints of the week. First is "Speak to the Wind" by Spindrift, then "It Might Be Time" by Tame Impala, "Planet Rock" by Afrika Bambaataa and "Trina" by Smino. Nate has 2 sinks and we learn about what he does with them. He's also smoking a juul he found on the floor now, real alpha move. And then, jesus my man is wildin, he tells a story about his time in a burnt down house. We ask the Larries for challenges, so send them in if you've got them. We discuss getting Nicky way more jacked (impossible), and then get into boners, goosebumps and badger milk. It's a hot one, Larries. Email complaints to [email protected]

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