Coldplay CEO memes, reality TV, and will Happy Gilmore 2 be any good

Monday afternoon means a fresh episode of Real Life was recorded, edited, and is ready to help you kick off your workweek. On today's podcast, the guys discussed Happy Gilmore 2 coming out this week, Chalmers' favourite podcasts, new hip hop, and anything else that came about.The guys kicked off the Monday podcast with yet another discussion about the CEO who got busted at the Coldplay concert, and how the Internet just won't let the story die. Speaking of not letting things die, the guys then shifted the conversation to Happy Gilmore 2. With the movie slated to hit Netflix this week, the guys wondered how good this movie will be, or if Adam Sandler would have been better off leaving Happy Gilmore alone.Changing gears, Chalmers wanted to talk about podcasts. After finding a Lonely Island podcast where they discuss their best digital shorts of all time, the guys wondered how long it will be before the sporting world follows suit. The point being that there is a real void in the sports space, and the opportunity to create this kind of evergreen content could be huge for whoever can pull it off. Could this be a task for the Nation to handle? Likely yes.Getting back to the Coldplay cheating scandal, the guys spoke about the memes surrounding the incident and how they've turned from being very fun to common pop culture in a snap. After having a night of ridiculous jokes hitting the Internet, it didn't take long for the mainstream to jump on board with including the Coldplay moment in their marketing. Put another, the jokes went from being funny to too cute in a real hurry.Finally, the guys wrapped up the Monday episode of Real Life with a discussion about Tyler's hole-in-one challenge after he went out to Cattail Crossing to get a look at what he's up against. From pin location to which club he should use, the boys walked through the details of the challenge as a means of trying to help Tyler complete the challenge.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.