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Welcome back to WATG, where the sarcasm’s thick, the takes are unfiltered, and the vibes are somewhere between a deli line fight and a conspiracy theory thread. In this episode, Vin and Kurt spiral gloriously through: 💊 The rise of the gummy supplement mafia - creatine, vitamins, Cialis…if you can chew it, you can sell it. 🤼‍♂️ Nostalgic wrestling rants - from Ultimate Warrior worship to questioning the tight spandex choices of yesteryear. ⚖️ Diddy's legal spiral - can fame outpace justice, and will there ever be a jury that hasn't heard the remix? Plus: bowel movements, Nick’s playoff rollercoaster, animal kingdom death matches, and the real cost of private jets. Oh, and if you're still wiping from the front, we need to talk. 🕰️ Timestamps [00:00] Intro [05:23] Are You Wiping Like a Savage? (Bathroom Talk Gets Philosophical) [12:47] Gummies, Creatine, and the Return of Testosterone [24:15] Wrestling Nostalgia & the Homoerotic Undertones of the WWF [30:55] Diddy's Jury Dilemma & the Fame-to-Prison Pipeline [45:42] Private Jets, TSA Rants, and the Airport Molester Problem [59:33] Endangered Species, Ivory Keys & Elephant Assassins [1:12:12] Can 100 Men Kill a Gorilla? [1:25:50] Outro (Sort of. It spirals…you know the drill.)

Welcome back to WATG, where the sarcasm is thick, the dreams are expensive, and the conversations sound like you’re eavesdropping on three guys at a Long Island diner at 2 a.m. after a funeral and a fifth of bourbon. In this episode, Vince, Kurt, and JK dive headfirst into the fantasy of quitting it all if someone handed them a crisp $5 million check. Spoiler alert: they wouldn't exactly be sipping cocktails in the Maldives—they’d probably still be arguing about whether Staten Island tap water causes memory loss or just bad attitudes. From sleep-deprived rants about money anxiety to philosophical debates on whether they'd help people or just buy a really nice grill, this one’s packed with painfully relatable insights and inappropriate jokes. Plus: stories about drunk coworkers, Disney trip trauma, shady water filtration schemes, and the kind of travel math that only makes sense when you're running on coffee and four hours of sleep. If you've ever wanted to know how $5 million could save your soul—or destroy your sanity—this episode's for you. [00:00] Intro – JK's back and the glue is still drying [05:23] $5 Million: Freedom or Fantasy? [12:47] Sleepless nights, money stress, and adulting on hard mode [24:15] Travel rage, Disney dads, and caffeine-fueled road trips [30:55] Outro – Existential dread, but make it funny

Welcome back to WATG - where bad decisions are discussed like fine art. In this episode, "$200,000 Weddings and Other Terrible Ideas," your favorite bunch of professional complainers - Kurt, Vin, Jesse, and Sal Zo - tackle life's most baffling disasters: overpriced weddings, raising teenagers, getting mauled by dogs (but not without a fight), freestyle music’s rise and fall, and why HomeGoods is a psychological torture chamber for anyone with undiagnosed ADHD. Expect sarcasm so thick you’ll need a machete to get through it, and hot takes hotter than a summer day on the Belt Parkway. Timestamps: [00:00] Intro [05:23] $200,000 Weddings: Worth it or felony-level stupid? [12:47] Growing Up Sicilian: Food, funerals, and freestyle music [24:15] Dog fights, HomeGoods anxiety, and surviving Long Island life [30:55] Dating apps, fake photos, and why the world is finished [1:02:40] Being a parent: noise, chloroform, and children in the wild [1:19:15] The fall of freestyle music and the golden era of bad lyrics [1:34:20] Getting drugged before Easter (spoiler: not with holy water) [1:52:45] Outro - racism, robots, and other things we’ll get canceled for

Step right up and witness the digital circus you didn’t know you needed. In this week’s episode of WATG, Kurt, Vin, Jesse, and JK dive headfirst into the deep, dark, and delightfully dumb corners of the internet. From blind drivers and horny priests to werewolf trauma and the actual Girth Masterr (don’t Google it at work), this episode is a chaotic blend of New York sarcasm, locker room therapy, and barbershop banter. We talk Trump’s NFL combine numbers, fight club recruitment techniques, the psychology of Will Smith, and why mushrooms are both the answer and the end. Also, Kurt might have started a cult and someone has a spreadsheet of Starbucks bathroom codes. Yeah, it's that kind of episode. Whether you're driving to Florida dodging blind drivers, or just need a reason to never microwave fish at work again - this one’s for you. Buckle up. 📍 Timestamps [00:00] Intro – Blind drivers and spiritual chaos [05:23] Elvis, Tourette’s, and accidental Spanish [12:47] Sexed-in or jumped-in: Vince joins the team [24:15] Trump’s 6’3” physique and Baron’s Batman potential [30:55] Outro – Cults, werewolves, and internal monologues

In this episode of 'Who Are These Guys?', hosts JK, Jesse, and Kurt sit down with Taylor Frisch of OG Training Academy for an engaging conversation packed with insights on high-intensity workouts, the benefits of kratom and kava, and advanced recovery methods like peptides and cryotherapy.  They also delve into Taylor's experience running the New York City Marathon and discuss the pros and cons of new recovery trends like ozempic.  Other topics include celebrity culture, featuring Will Smith and Tom Cruise, and a fun 'Fuck, Marry, Kill' game with billionaires Bezos, Zuckerberg, and Elon Musk. Don't miss this informative and entertaining episode! 00:04 Secret Gas Station and Yoga Challenges 03:02 Cyber Truck and Body Storage 04:22 Gilgo Beach Murders and Netflix Documentary 09:16 Fitness Classes and Personal Training 15:46 Ice Baths and Cryotherapy 27:49 Gym Branding and Expansion Plans 32:07 Hyrox Race Format 34:24 Personal Experience with Hyrox 36:14 Marathon Reflections 37:40 Training and Coaching Insights 41:49 Cardio vs. Bodybuilding 49:17 Celebrity Culture and Fame 55:10 Peptides and Performance Enhancement 01:05:27 Humorous Debates and Conclusion

In this episode of Who Are These Guys?, JK, Jesse, and Kurt unpack the emotional gut-punch that is Netflix’s Adolescence—a show that holds up a mirror to everything that’s quietly breaking us in modern life. We get into it all: the isolation hidden behind screen time, the chaos of algorithmic influence, and why the so-called “freedom” of the digital age often feels like a trap.  The hosts reflect on their own adolescence vs. what kids are up against today, and how a generation raised online is navigating identity, connection, and constant comparison. From school systems and group chats to parental pressure and cultural overstimulation, this conversation explores the question: What’s the cost of a life that never lets you be still? Expect hot takes, personal stories, social commentary, and more than a few moments that hit way too close to home. If you’ve ever felt like you’re constantly running but never arriving, this one’s for you. 01:00 Spring Cleaning and Big Changes 01:31 Discussing a Deep TV Show 05:22 The Impact of Technology on Society 07:23 The Education System and Its Flaws 26:08 Parenting Challenges and School Issues 34:16 The Influence of Media and Culture 39:34 Balancing Effort and Relaxation 40:45 Near Car Accident Experience 45:26 Control and Personal Preferences 51:54 Future Plans and Goals 59:24 Phone Mishaps and Reflections 01:02:43 Late Night Thoughts and TV Shows

🚨 The boys are back and no one’s safe—not your coffee shop, not your streaming service, not even your childhood trauma. In this episode of “Who Are These Guys?”, JK returns to the mic after a brief hiatus, and it's clear he didn’t come back to play nice.  Jesse and Kurt welcome him with the kind of warm sarcasm that only New Yorkers can deliver—with a side of espresso and existential dread.  We get a full rundown on Mooney’s redemption arc (spoiler: the cookies slapped), the subtle art of getting upsold by your body type, and which White Lotus characters are walking red flags. Other highlights include: Debates on high school production budgets (hint: not enough money, too much trauma). Why Bill Burr deserves a Nobel Prize in Emotional Male Commentary. Jesse’s cortisol spike mystery and why mornings feel like a panic attack wearing a bathrobe. A vulnerable, unhinged, and somehow beautiful dive into crying, catharsis, and caffeinated self-awareness. Oh, and yes—they talk about the fight. Gloves off, feelings on. ⏰ Timestamps 00:00 Introduction and White Lotus Discussion 00:45 Fashion and Personal Style 01:29 Coffee Shop Stories and Apologies 03:35 Workplace Dynamics and Barista Skills 05:59 Podcasting and Listening Habits 09:07 TV Shows and Movie Reviews 33:01 The Rise of Teen Culture in the 80s 33:40 Iconic 80s Movies and Their Impact 34:43 Behind the Scenes of 'Pretty in Pink' 36:00 The Evolution of Scandal in Media 37:32 Discussion on 'White Lotus' 48:28 Morning Routines and Personal Productivity 01:02:25 The Importance of Taking Breaks and Vacations 01:04:55 Emotional Vulnerability and Crying 01:10:34 Concluding Thoughts and Farewell

Welcome to another episode of Who Are These Guys  – where we take on new experiences, push our limits, and then complain about it afterward like true New Yorkers.  This time, we sweat out our egos (and probably a few bad life decisions) in the sweltering inferno that is hot yoga. Jesse & Kurt sit down with Nicole & Chris from Just Breathe Yoga Studio in Massapequa and Sayville, NY. The Who Are These Guys crew threw themselves into a scorching 90-minute session that had us questioning our life choices, our flexibility, and whether we’d make it out alive.  What started as a casual fitness experiment quickly became an existential crisis—because nothing says "I need to reevaluate my life" quite like trying to touch your toes in a 105-degree room. We break down: ✔️ The brutal reality of Inferno Hot Pilates vs. traditional yoga ✔️ Why breathing (correctly) is the difference between passing out and making it through ✔️ How COVID changed the yoga world and led to some underground, back-alley yoga sessions (yes, really) ✔️ Bikram’s wild history and how the practice survived despite its controversial founder ✔️ How martial arts, breathwork, and yoga intersect in the pursuit of mental and physical mastery ✔️ And of course, why King Pigeon might be the best boxing nickname of all time If you’ve ever wondered if hot yoga is a life-changing practice or just a slow-cooked torture method, this episode is for you. Buckle up, hydrate, and let’s get into it. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more questionable decisions and hilarious deep dives into new experiences! 📩 Got a challenge for us? Drop it in the comments! 00:00 Introduction to Inferno Class 01:00 Facing the Heat 03:29 The Popularity of Inferno Hot Pilates 05:19 Understanding Different Yoga Practices 08:46 Breathing Techniques and Martial Arts 24:23 Injuries and Recovery Stories 30:50 The Secret to Success 31:51 Turning Around Yoga Studios 33:17 Transition from Corporate America 38:15 Building a Yoga Community 41:29 Impact of COVID-19 on Yoga Studios 50:32 Personal Development and Podcasting 51:54 Concluding Thoughts and Future Plans

Welcome back to Who Are These Guys?, the only podcast where sarcasm is an art form and day drinking is a science. This week, Jesse, JK, and Kurt dissect the beauty of the Irish Goodbye - because saying goodbye is for amateurs. Then, we take a deep dive into the fine-tuned mechanics of day drinking: the peak hours, the inevitable crash, and why it almost always ends in either a fight or a nap. Other highlights include: ⚡ Jesse’s alleged return from the dead (again) ⚡ The great vibrator debate - do all women really have one? ⚡ Drunk friends vs. regular friends: why the former are the worst ⚡ The awkward gym couple: sunglasses inside and public makeout sessions ⚡ The absolute necessity of a post-dinner fancy drink (because we’re adults, damn it) Oh, and of course - more updates on Kurt’s questionable training regimen for the upcoming boxing match. Will he train? Will he forget? Will he show up wearing a tank top? The suspense is thrilling. Buckle up, crack a cold one (at the appropriate hour), and get ready to laugh, groan, and maybe even learn something (but probably not). 🔻 TIMESTAMPS [00:00] Intro [05:23] Jesse’s grand return (again) [12:47] The Irish Goodbye: Art or Rudeness? [24:15] Science of Day Drinking: Peak Hours & Consequences [30:55] Outro – Should Kurt be worried about this fight?

Welcome back to Who Are These Guys? the only podcast where three guys with New York accents and questionable judgment explore the weirdest corners of the internet and life itself.  Today, JK, Jesse, and Kurt dive nose-first into the world of Boom Boom Sticks- because nothing says "health and wellness" like aggressively huffing essential oils on a podcast. We also unpack the strangest hobby sports you’ve never heard of (hobby BMX? Hobby kayaking? Who's funding this madness?), get nostalgic over McDonald’s snack wraps, debate the ethics of gambling addiction, and, of course, discuss whether we should get custom molds of our junk (spoiler: some of us are more excited about this than others). If that wasn’t enough, we touch on true crime, health insurance scams, and why throwing a stale-ass scone out of a moving car is way more fun than eating it. Oh, and don’t forget- "Now yous can’t leave." 👇 Timestamps & Chaos 👇 00:00 Introduction to Boom Boom Sticks 01:25 Addiction and Essential Oils 04:02 Hobby Horse and Other Unusual Hobbies 08:17 Gambling and Betting Stories 13:48 Healthcare and Insurance Rants 20:12 True Crime and Documentaries 29:37 Neighborhood Memories and Italian Culture 36:35 Bar Etiquette and Buybacks 42:38 Fast Food Preferences and McDonald's Insights 47:13 Fitness Routines and Coffee Quality 49:46 VHS Tapes and Unexpected Value

This week, things get physical—literally. Jesse and Kurt have officially challenged each other to a boxing match, and they’re figuring out the rules, the training, and who’s most likely to embarrass themselves. Will Jesse’s experience give him the upper hand, or will Kurt’s underdog energy make him the people’s champ? 🔔 TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS so you don’t miss our bi-weekly fight check-ins leading up to the big fight in October! Other highlights: 🛍️ CVS is selling what now? Yeah, we deep dive into the “self-care” aisle and question what’s become of society. 🎬 Movies? TV? Who even watches those anymore? Jesse’s phone addiction is ruining his attention span, and Kurt has some thoughts. 👞 Socks vs. Underwear Debate: What’s the better fresh-out-of-the-package feeling? 🥊 Press Conference Incoming: Will we see some classic trash talk at the weigh-in? Timestamps 00:00 Exploring the CVS Aisle 01:19 Reality TV and Multitasking 03:53 Entenmann's and Regional Differences 13:11 Embarrassing Supermarket Purchases 27:15 Plane Crashes and Conspiracies 36:54 Controversial Celebrity Actions 38:54 The Impact of Fame on Mental Health 41:30 Social Media Strategies and Celebrity Marketing 49:34 The Celebrity Boxing Challenge 01:02:18 Debate on Social Etiquette and Personal Habits 01:11:47 Concluding Thoughts and Future Plans

Welcome to Where Are The Guys?, the podcast where sarcasm is our love language, and bad takes are our bread and butter. This week, we’re tackling the modern dating scene with all the enthusiasm of a New Yorker giving directions to a tourist who just asked if Times Square is a good place to eat. Swipe left, swipe right, accidentally super-like someone you meant to ghost—it’s all fair game in this episode. We talk dating apps, the decline of human interaction, and why men with manicures might just be the future. Plus, we get into the absolute chaos that is attraction, relationships, and whether Subaru is secretly running a targeted ad campaign for lesbians. We also cover: 🔹 The death of organic dating—RIP bar meet-cutes 🔹 The science (or lack thereof) behind attraction 🔹 How to tell if someone is just using dating apps as an ego boost 🔹 Bill Belichick’s 24-year-old girlfriend: true love or just really great Wi-Fi? 🔹 The worst dating app behaviors that should be punishable by law Tinder bios are fake, hinge prompts are cringe, and let's be honest—everyone is lying. Welcome to dating in 2025. 📌 Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction: The Lesbian Car Debate 00:27 Subaru Stereotypes and Personal Experiences 01:43 Gender Roles and Relationship Dynamics 03:34 Communication Styles and Social Interactions 06:16 Gym Anecdotes and Awkward Moments 12:30 Modeling Gig and Future Plans 18:57 Pranks, Perms, and Social Observations 29:26 Celebrity Gossip and NDAs 33:09 Trust Issues in Modern Relationships 33:17 Sports Talk: Bill Belichick's Age Gap Relationship 33:38 The Dynamics of Age-Gap Relationships 34:10 Sexual Attraction and NDAs 34:35 The Reality of Dating Older Partners 36:02 The Tuck Rule Anniversary 36:29 Defining Love and Connection 43:19 The Impact of Dating Apps 54:59 The Future of Human Interaction 01:01:12 Modeling and Male Models 01:04:09 Coffee Enemas and Other Trends 01:06:49 Final Thoughts and Wrap-Up

Welcome back to “Who Are These Guys”, where we say what everyone else is thinking but is too polite to say.  In this episode, Kurt, Jesse, and JK dive headfirst into self-care, or more accurately—Kurt’s complete and total lack of it. It’s a no-holds-barred intervention disguised as a podcast, packed with New York sarcasm, unsolicited life advice, and the kind of brutal honesty you only get from friends who love you (or at least tolerate you). 🔹 Should you take care of yourself, or just lean into the chaos? 🔹 Why do parents over-schedule their kids like they’re training for the Olympics? 🔹 How does smoking a pack a day while running on three hours of sleep not count as self-care? 🔹 Also… why are people still congregating in the kitchen at parties? If you've ever had someone tell you, "Wow, you look tired," and resisted the urge to punch them in the face, this episode is for you. ⏳ Timestamps 00:00 Compliments and Promotions 00:13 Missing the Event 00:49 Unexpected Confrontation 02:51 Self-Care Debate 10:19 Saturday Night Reflections 12:28 Event Recap 18:45 Health and Habits 21:45 Basketball and Coaching 22:11 Health and Self-Care 22:50 Balancing Activities and Family 24:11 Kids and Sports Pressure 26:32 Parenting Styles and Choices 35:20 Podcast and Media Consumption 36:58 Political Views and Reactions 38:59 Struggles with Smoking 44:57 Reflections and Personal Growth 48:46 Concluding Thoughts

📢 Welcome to “Who Are These Guys?” , where sarcasm is our love language, and we serve up hot takes like a fresh New York slice. Hosted by JK & Kurt with guest Katie Ka$h from “First Down Dawgs?” and Angelo Costellino aka “So Let Me Ask You Something!”. This episode dives into viral fame, the strange magic of Entenmann’s cakes, and the wild ride of being a content creator in the social media age. 🎤 Our guest? A man who went from hosing down his driveway in socks to having people send him baked goods like he's the Pope of Pastries. We talk TikTok, comedy, growing up in Long Island, and why kids today don’t know how to play outside without an iPad. Plus, we solve the age-old debate: is a Dunkin’ Donut even a real donut? 💥 If you love New York banter, irrational food opinions, and a podcast that sounds like it’s recorded in a diner booth at 3 AM, you’re in the right place. Hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and COMMENT with your favorite Entenmann’s cake—because, let’s be real, we all have one. 📌 TIMESTAMPS: 00:51 The TikTok Addiction 02:43 The Comedy Journey 10:34 The Entenmann's Craze 18:50 Parenting in the Digital Age 27:30 Travel Tales and Disney Adventures 40:58 Unexpected Success Stories 44:10 Family Dynamics and Social Media 46:44 Food Talk: From Cakes to Donuts 53:53 Parenting in the Digital Age 01:13:34 Podcasting and Content Creation Insights 01:16:36 Conclusion and Farewell

Ever wonder why your love life is a mess? Maybe it's not you—maybe it's the damn romantic comedies you grew up watching.  This week, the guys take a deep dive into the world of rom-coms and how they may have set an entire generation up for failure. From unrealistic meet-cutes to grand gestures that would get you arrested in real life, we’re breaking it all down with that signature New York charm (read: sarcasm). Oh, and somewhere along the way, we debate whether long hair makes you look fatter, reminisce about the golden age of MTV Unplugged. Yeah, it’s that kind of episode. Buckle up. 📌 Timestamps: 00:00 Romcoms and Unrealistic Expectations 01:01 Wet Hair and Night Showers 05:31 Live Music vs. Studio Recordings 09:09 Nostalgia and Music Discovery 14:36 Gay Jokes and College Stories 21:25 Trump, TikTok, and Conspiracies 29:36 Dreams and Nightmares 31:53 Drunken Mishaps and Regrets 40:19 Fights and Consequences 48:06 Winter Blues and Seasonal Changes 51:32 Cold Plunge Challenges 55:30 Upcoming Events and Plans

This week on Who Are These Guys, Jesse, JK & Kurt take you on a rollercoaster of existential dread and comedic relief in The Comet’s Coming for Earth: Plan Accordingly.  Because why wait for the apocalypse when you can laugh at it now? 🌍💥 We dive deep into the big questions: What would YOU do if a comet was hurling towards Earth? (Hint: JK’s going full Mad Max while Jesse’s busy rationing his chocolate cake.) Why does the "comet guy" exist, and why does he immediately need an NDA? The psychology of chaos, end-of-the-world etiquette, and why the rich always seem to know something we don’t (looking at you, Bezos). Oh, and the ongoing debate about whether the apocalypse is better with locusts or a meteor smash. 🦗☄️ Sprinkle in some debates about coffee trash, gym disasters, and rogue laundry habits, and you’ve got the perfect recipe for an episode that asks, “Why are we like this?” Stick around till the end where things get weirder (robots, AI, and… blow job bots, anyone?).  Timestamps: 00:00 The End of the World: Comet Scenarios 01:33 Personal Habits and Quirks 03:13 Household Chores and Responsibilities 09:31 Weight and Health Discussions 26:35 Casinos and Gambling 28:16 California Wildfires and Conspiracies 30:04 Conspiracy Theories and Corruption 33:19 Cultural Differences: Canada vs. Mexico 37:31 Tech Giants and AI 41:11 The Future of AI and Society 45:29 Hypothetical Scenarios and Human Nature 48:59 The End of the World: Comets and Disasters 54:36 The Role of AI in Our Lives 01:03:03 The Future of Human-Robot Interaction

Welcome to Weed and the Good Times, where Jesse and Kurt roll up topics that matter and light the match of debate (or maybe just good vibes). In this episode, we take a sharp turn from drunken brawls to cannabis camaraderie. Who needs fight juice when you’ve got happy juice? This week, the duo is joined by a very special guest who spills the tea—and THC—on how cannabis is bridging gaps, solving conflicts, and creating connections we didn’t know we needed. From hilarious childhood fight spots outside pizza joints to conspiracies about why Big Pharma isn’t vibing with legalized weed, this episode has it all. Plus, we’re diving deep into why Long Island’s cannabis culture deserves some love and how it’s reshaping the way we gather, laugh, and bond. Timestamps: [00:00] Intro [05:23] The fight outside the pizza shop: Long Island nostalgia [12:47] Cannabis vs. Alcohol: Who’s the real troublemaker? [24:15] Big Pharma conspiracies and the future of cannabis culture [30:55] Outro and why Jesse still can’t activate his train ticket

In the latest episode of Who Are The Guys?, Jesse, JK, Kurt & Jacki delve into the nostalgic comparisons between generations, discussing how they grew up without the rapid technological advancements we see today.  They explore the mechanisms behind OnlyFans, discussing its various uses beyond adult content and the complexities of its marketing strategies. The conversation also covers podcast dynamics, the art of engaging public speaking, and personal anecdotes about cold plunges, sauna experiences, and unexpected interactions in bathhouses.  The hosts reflect on their current routines, job responsibilities, and fitness challenges, emphasizing the importance of self-improvement and personal growth. 00:48 Exploring the OnlyFans Phenomenon 08:39 Cold Plunge Challenge and Reactions 25:58 Gym Routines and Fitness Discussions 37:25 Cold Plunge Reflections and Future Plans 39:20 Sauna Cleanliness Debate 43:21 Spa and Wellness Centers 44:33 Awkward Bathhouse Experiences 55:27 Unusual Sports and New Year Resolutions 01:09:36 Cannabis Beverages and Dosage 01:12:52 Travel Dreams and Social Dynamics 01:14:26 Wrapping Up and Future Plans

🎙 The Battle Drones Are Here | Podcast Ep. 247 📌 Hosted by Jesse, Kurt, and Rob Ever seen 50 drones hovering over New Jersey and thought, "Well, this is how it ends"? Same. In this episode, your favorite trio dives headfirst into the wild world of mysterious drones, questionable government statements, and the fine art of making bad news sound good. Spoiler: we don’t have the answers, but we’ve got a ton of sarcasm. What’s in this episode? 🤖 The drone swarms over the East Coast (motherships, anyone?) 🕵️‍♂️ Why the government prefers “we’re working on it” over actual answers 👽 A debate on whether aliens live in the ocean (they probably do) 👨‍🎤 The cult of sports fans vs. the Brooklyn Saturday Choir Club 🤓 Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, and their fictional lovechild "Stee-lon Busk" 🌶️ It’s conspiracy theories meets comedy, with just enough existential dread to keep things spicy. 00:00 Drones Over New Jersey: The Unfolding Mystery 04:56 Modern Day Cults and Social Dynamics 12:14 Clowns: From Entertainment to Fear 16:18 The Drone Phenomenon Revisited 31:07 The Impact of Social Media on Perception 35:24 Luigi and the Healthcare Industry 38:26 Quantum Computing Breakthroughs 40:55 Family Anecdotes and Aging 48:35 Fashion Choices and Simplifying Decisions 51:22 The Legacy of Steve Jobs and Elon Musk 01:00:11 Concluding Thoughts and Farewell --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whoaretheseguys/support

Welcome to WATG Ep 246—where we debate life's real questions: Is the Entenmann’s crumb cake the pinnacle of baked goods? Are soft cookies better than crack? And why does Kurt look like Christopher Walken?  JK, Jesse, and Kurt take you on a sugar-filled journey through crumb cake nostalgia, the universal knife-left-in-the-box debate, and the great Entenmann's product showdown.  With plenty of sarcasm, Long Island accents, and unsolicited life advice, we keep it as sweet as those chocolate chip cookies we swear we’re not opening… yet. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro: Mics are on (this time), Long Island accents, and holiday stress looks. 00:25 Christopher Walken Impressions and Holiday Stress 01:18 Cookie Cravings and Entenmann's Nostalgia 03:13 Debating the Best Entenmann's Treats 11:23 Long Island Real Estate and Local Politics 27:33 Apartment Living and Maintenance Woes 37:09 The Impact of Technology on Health 40:04 The Sinister Side of Business 44:00 Sports Contracts and Wealth Disparity 49:37 Cold Plunge Challenge 01:07:11 Skill Reaction Test --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whoaretheseguys/support