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EPISODE · Dec 23, 2025 · 2H 41M

"Bruce Should've Been on the Plane"

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We're back with Episode 59 and we're joined by our buddy Brendan for a full episode of laughs, debates, and questionable facts. Rob kicks things off hot with yet another road rage encounter, proving once again that driving brings out the worst in him. We break down athletes who wore #59, dive into fun facts from 1959 and 1859, and then celebrate December 22nd National Days, including National Cookie Exchange Day and National Short Person's Day . Brendan and Xavi answer quick trivia questions before putting Rob's memory to the test from last episode—with mixed results. The guys get real talking about “Single Guy Sh*t”—the freedom to do whatever you want, whenever you want… and the loneliness that can come with it. Rob drops some wild Christmas stats, including how fast Santa would actually need to travel to reach every house in the world . Xavi and Rob share stories from events they worked over the weekend, recap the biggest sports headlines, and then it's time for this episode's Mount Rushmore: the best Christmas songs of all time (arguments were inevitable). We close things out with Xavi reading an AITAH Reddit story. Thanks for listening! Be sure to follow, rate, and let us know what you think

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