Nateland | Ep.

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Nate's MIA so this week Brian, Aaron, and Dusty are left alone to talk about furniture. Brian explains why he prefers a couch over a chair, Aaron shares his displeasure with televisions mounted too high, and Dusty gives his ideas for redecorating the White House.
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0:00 - An official statement from Nate and weekend recap
12:30 - Comment roundup
24:18 - Powerpoint comedy
40:30 - Dressing like Dusty
42:41 - Are couches overrated?
50:02 - What's the longest you've had a mattress?
52:50 - Furniture wishlists
56:40 - TV placement strategies and TVs too high
1:01:50 - Bad hotel furniture
1:04:22 - Decorating the White House
1:09:43 - Defining what is furniture
1:15:40 - Where we're at this week
Host: Nate Bargatze ( / natebargatze )
Co-hosts: Brian Bates ( / brianbatescomic ) Aaron Weber ( / realaaronweber ) and Dusty Slay ( / dustyslay )
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  • @princesssummerland7269
    @princesssummerland72696 ай бұрын

    The hot chicken video was great Dusty and Aaron!

  • @mattk1693

    @mattk1693

    6 ай бұрын

    It was so great! I could imagine that was their chemistry when they used to tour together.

  • @GeorgiaPeach0521

    @GeorgiaPeach0521

    6 ай бұрын

    That video was hilarious! Love their banter!

  • @erinj.2501
    @erinj.25016 ай бұрын

    No one can fault Nate for being so busy, it’s great for him! After he blessed us with this podcast and the therapeutic laughs during covid, he should feel free to turn it over to these 3 as he travels. I assume that’s partly why Dusty was brought on in the first place.

  • @jasondunn9267
    @jasondunn92675 ай бұрын

    I’ve listened to every episode and I love Nate, but if he decided to no longer be on this podcast, I’d still listen every week to these three! Great job as always guys.

  • @naytbeckwith1540
    @naytbeckwith15406 ай бұрын

    I cant believe you gentlemen give all of us 1 of your time every week thank you so much

  • @dmaddc
    @dmaddc3 ай бұрын

    What I enjoy most about TNP is how y’all are so different and your conversations are so convivial. It’s hilarious when you correct each other and then get irritated at being corrected and then apologize and then laugh at the whole thing. It’s so refreshing to hear regular people just talk. Keep it up !

  • @PauliG
    @PauliG6 ай бұрын

    I am sorry to say "We might need to pick up the pace..." is going to be a common phrase in an hour show.

  • @Bette_Fontenot

    @Bette_Fontenot

    6 ай бұрын

    Yeah, I really liked that they would do 2+ hours each week. It was different, and they put out quality episodes. Even at 2 hours I hoped they would keep going. The one hour format cut back on the comments banter and rushed the topic - not that they every get around to diving too deep into anything 😂

  • @timmcpherson9384

    @timmcpherson9384

    6 ай бұрын

    I reckon we’re all hoping that, time permitting, they let the time roll on well beyond the hour. Whenever I ran out of time I always circled back to the longer episodes to finish them 😃

  • @jestinerichardson5080
    @jestinerichardson50806 ай бұрын

    If the keeping up with the podcast is a bit too crazy for your guys' schedule, I think I'd rather have a long 2hr podcast be released every other week than a shortened one every week. We get that you all are a lot busier now than when the podcast first started (stuck at home during Covid), but the atmosphere that your folks fell in love with was the long, seemingly aimless rambling, rabbit trails, ranting, casual discussions, and random facts from unknown sources. I agree that the shortened format feels a bit rushed, like making someone jump out of their seat right when they were getting comfy. Love you guys and will stick with you regardless. We know life must be crazy for you and appreciate letting us casually "hang out" with you. Just thought I'd share my thoughts

  • @princesssummerland7269
    @princesssummerland72696 ай бұрын

    Brian and the 8 mile, spaghetti on his shoulder joke was quick and hilarious 😂😂😂. Not sure Aaron and Dusty caught it? We love all of you and miss seeing Nate and hearing his cute little laugh.

  • @brandonschwartz979

    @brandonschwartz979

    6 ай бұрын

    I thought Dusty was the one who started that sequence when he said "rapping the whole time" after Aaron said he walked 8 miles. But maybe he was talking about something else. The whole thing was fantastic.

  • @calvinliang5477
    @calvinliang54776 ай бұрын

    Hello folks! I'm really happy to see Dusty's success after his Netflix special. I remember watching his trailer park jokes not so long ago and remember thinking that I hope he goes far. Thanks for the podcast, I really love the show!

  • @benverser3558
    @benverser35586 ай бұрын

    These shortened episodes definitely feel like the beginning of the end for this podcast.. it’s still great, but it’s not the same

  • @leanneneufeld157
    @leanneneufeld1576 ай бұрын

    If the goal is a Nate-land podcast, yes I miss having him in every week. And it makes sense to have a one hour 'sode. I'll take it! If the goal is Nateland Entertainment, and I feel B, A, D can carry it in their own right and make a great trio, then maybe a 90 minute, 2 hour version is still an option. Whatever this journey is, I'm in!

  • @melissalewis408

    @melissalewis408

    6 ай бұрын

    I agree and there needs to be some more thought put into this. Nate claimed that he changed it to “Nateland Entertainment” because he wanted to use his platform to promote others and help them get exposure. If that is truly the case, he should explain how he’s just not going to be able to be as big a part of the pod, but graciously turn it over to the other 3/4ths that we adore. There is certainly a desire for the product- help your fellow comedians + make the people happy! Maybe it could be called Breakfastland… or take turns with each of them in Nate’s chair and rotate thru Breakfastland, Aaronland and Dustyland depending on who’s hosting. Quite honestly, I love the chemistry and respect between the three of them as opposed to the foursome at this present moment.

  • @joeylo
    @joeylo6 ай бұрын

    One of my big podcast pet peeves is when the hosts constantly check on time, it’ll be mid convo..”what are we at on time?” Then once they know they clocked an hour they’re ready to end it. Makes me feel like they don’t really want to be there. I loved that nateland didn’t care about that and would just let it flow however it would. Just my two cents.

  • @cheesydibble

    @cheesydibble

    6 ай бұрын

    Agree. It’s awkward

  • @jenniferwade4203

    @jenniferwade4203

    6 ай бұрын

    This.

  • @NOOOOOOO0OOOOO

    @NOOOOOOO0OOOOO

    5 ай бұрын

    Bingo!

  • @JerseyGirl50
    @JerseyGirl506 ай бұрын

    Good podcast! Of course, I miss Nate because he’s a part of the “family” that’s missing, but you guys turned out a great, very funny show. I turned on my car radio the other day and I immediately recognized Dusty’s voice! Thanks for the laughs.

  • @nathantaylor860
    @nathantaylor8606 ай бұрын

    I was a little disappointed to hear the podcast was going to be shortened. I wish Bosco Bates would keep his bad ideas to himself! All joking aside, love the podcast. I recently started back over at episode 1. I’m a traveling salesman and I listen to 2-3 Natelands a day. Thank you all for making my days happy and fun! Keep up the good work!

  • @turambar25
    @turambar256 ай бұрын

    "Paint me like one of your French girls" may be the funniest thing that Aaron Weber has ever said and it goes completely unnoticed!

  • @ltsgoyanks
    @ltsgoyanks6 ай бұрын

    Haha!!! Benedict Arnold Bates nailed that intro!! That's some funny stuff!

  • @Sharyl-ky2nc

    @Sharyl-ky2nc

    6 ай бұрын

    That was great .... Brian nailed it! Made me laugh out loud. It was obvious he read through last week's comments

  • @vikkibutler8255

    @vikkibutler8255

    6 ай бұрын

    Truth. I love how Bates manages to be, simultaneously, the underdog and a top-dog while running unassumingly with the big dogs. A lot of his real gems are so subtle you feel like you finally see the Magic Eye no one else does - but as often as they seem to gloss over his zings or make him the butt of their jokes, there is a reason he's been part of the crew from the beginning. They ain't stupid - and the variety in personalities between these guys makes it a good recipe (a soup with only one ingredient is just water).

  • @aliefoster9494
    @aliefoster94946 ай бұрын

    Got to see Aaron in Chicago this weekend, he was great and it was so much fun. I'm a PhD student at Northwestern and being able to get away from my work and have a laugh is so amazing. Thanks Aaron for coming to Chicago and thanks to all y'all on the podcast for making me laugh both at you and with you!

  • @charles0312
    @charles03125 ай бұрын

    My family loves the podcast including my 15 year old daughter. She returned to high school today after exam break. When I dropped her off she said,” I’m going to channel Dusty and say “alright” and “I’m having a good time”. Thanks guys

  • @KinleyStudios
    @KinleyStudios6 ай бұрын

    Dusty was right! This style of furniture was imported from France in the late 1700s by the English, and the French called it a "long chair". The word chair in French is pronounced - 'shay-Z'. Dusty pronounced it correctly. Love the show! As an interior designer, I'm just happy to contribute. Thanks for the laughs.

  • @Ratedred
    @Ratedred6 ай бұрын

    Glad we cleared THAT up at 53:22

  • @michaelgrant8365
    @michaelgrant83656 ай бұрын

    Brian’s subtle suggestion to stuff leaves in a jacket to impersonate Aaron got me good. The thought of a big dude removing his camo coat just to reveal real camouflage stuffed inside is too much. Love you folks, and thanks for the continuous laughs! Mike Grant

  • @katethegreat9435
    @katethegreat94356 ай бұрын

    Aaron- I have to use the bathroom real quick. Brian- That's fine. I'll just yell out to you when I need you. 😂

  • @bjornjohnson4851
    @bjornjohnson48516 ай бұрын

    Hey Folks! When Dusty said in an exasperated tone “we’re losing it all” after the Heimlich maneuver discussion almost made me fly off the road. Great special Dusty, love listening to you folks every week up here in Minny!

  • @erinj.2501
    @erinj.25016 ай бұрын

    Love it when it’s just these 3- so much more relaxed and happy.

  • @Courtney_Lorr

    @Courtney_Lorr

    6 ай бұрын

    agreed❤

  • @Courtney_Lorr

    @Courtney_Lorr

    6 ай бұрын

    we really see them shine when they aren’t afraid of Nate being defense or roasting them

  • @sheilag9345
    @sheilag93456 ай бұрын

    I love the "Are you Garbage" podcast i have watched many but I have not seen the hosts as shocked by a guests background story. It was fun to watch .

  • @Creativefunnyname
    @Creativefunnyname6 ай бұрын

    Why does the podcast need to have a "time" at all? Just say "The least we'll do is an hour, but if the conversation is really good, and the day happens to be free, we'll just go until we're ready to stop"?

  • @cut.up.

    @cut.up.

    5 ай бұрын

    cause you can tell none of them are really into this but they're probably contractually obligated to do X amount of episodes.

  • @joemcatee4162
    @joemcatee41626 ай бұрын

    My only issue with the episodes being shorter is that they still are spending the same amount of time on their weekend catch ups and comments so we get even less time on the actual topic than before! Might as well not have one at this point.

  • @NYSignfield

    @NYSignfield

    6 ай бұрын

    Something definitely has to give to cut an entire hour out of the podcast. We had (1) catch up (2) commercials/ads reads, (3) fan comments and (4) topic. The shortest segment was (4) topic but you probably don’t want to cut that. (2) commercials / ad reads help pay for this so those won’t get cut. But after cutting we are yet to see how much of the overall feel gets lost too. Many times the podcast just starts hitting its stride at the hour mark. Or it might feel overly rushed or like things get cut out. I have Bates’ worried look going for the next few weeks until we find out.

  • @KBeMaybe
    @KBeMaybeАй бұрын

    I REALLY look forward to TWO hours of the Nateland podcast every week and love the friendly banter that makes me feel at home. Y'all were a Godsend during Covid and you're a Godsend during all the current toxic political division. But I'll still be here, even if you decide to shorten the podcast. I'm excited about Nate's mission to expand clean entertainment and I'm enjoying the new content highlighting other clean comics. A rising tide lifts all boats. Many thanks to Nate and the whole team.

  • @Lynnya359
    @Lynnya3596 ай бұрын

    Great episode, it felt like you all relaxed and settled right in to the abbreviated timeframe. I even listened to the ads, instead of fast forwarding! Really enjoyed the Furniture topic and the fun conversation. Thanks for still making Wednesday special. All this is not lost on us, either!

  • @lydiamarieelizabeth3946
    @lydiamarieelizabeth39465 ай бұрын

    OMG NO. It's NOT CHASE. It's chaise. Never did I ever expect Dusty to get the name of THIS piece of furniture right; but respect to Dusty.

  • @vanessawishon1917
    @vanessawishon19176 ай бұрын

    I was a hotel interior designer for almost 2 decades. No way this was in a Hampton Inn because it's part of Holiday Inn Express. Dusty is right that it's a chaise lounge. No one else probably cares nearly as much as I do, but it's my favorite discussion of Nateland so far & that's a bold statement.

  • @beckyparker8990
    @beckyparker89905 ай бұрын

    Brian's "statement" from Nate is worth listening to again and again! 😂

  • @timmcpherson9384
    @timmcpherson93846 ай бұрын

    Saw Nate in the Enmore Theatre in Sydney Australia. He made a bunch of funny jokes about how he couldn’t believe everyone in Australia had Australian accents because they looked like Americans. It was like he thought we were all pretending to have Australian accents. Which of course we do because when he’s not around we all say Y’all and grits and Bless you.

  • @randyrattan5171
    @randyrattan51715 ай бұрын

    CHESTER DRAWERS: Love the furniture stories! It led me to think about how we grow up just accepting certain terms in the South without questioning them or trying to correct them. I'm from Fort Worth Texas and grew up with family and freinds always having a "Chester Drawers" as being a standard piece of furniture in each bedroom. It wasnt until I was a grown man travelling to different places in the world that I realized the proper name is "Chest of drawers". Just recently, I saw that my cousin whose in his 70's advertise his Chester Drawers for 100$ in the marketplace. Have y'all ever called them "Chester drawers"? Maybe that is the correct name and "Chest of drawers" is just for fancy people.

  • @bobbyjohnson6410
    @bobbyjohnson64106 ай бұрын

    When I was in paramedic school, my teacher told me to say "Abdominal thrusts" instead of "Heimlich maneuver" because the Heimlich estate demanded $1 every time someone said "Heimlich." I accepted this as truth without question. Now I know why I'm no longer a paramedic...

  • @NYSignfield
    @NYSignfield6 ай бұрын

    The best comedian bombing story I know of was almost 7 years ago. My brand new CEO of 1 month authorized our event committee to hire a comedian for our holiday party. This is before I knew all about you guys and did a search on GigSalad and found a guy out of Atlanta. I showed his clips too the committee and we all agreed. I knew it wasn’t going to go well when he finally showed up and said hi 5 minutes before he was to go on stage, double fisting some beers and already slurring. Although we had discussed ahead of time it was a clean event with all ages present he went up and did the material he did not have uploaded to the site. He really leaned in to the race jokes also when he noticed most of our employees in the audience were white. It felt like at least 75% of our employees watched me while he performed while I watched the CEO and our Board of Directors who were present. Eventually I had to cut him off. We have not been able to book outside entertainment for the party since then and every year employees love to bring the story up and ask if we’re finally having another comedian again.

  • @hollykinslow5193
    @hollykinslow51936 ай бұрын

    I'm a preschool teacher. I did save a 3 yr old from choking one time. It was a silent choking situation, which thank God I was sitting right beside him. He's fine and in 1st grade now. 😊

  • @danielsingleterry580
    @danielsingleterry5806 ай бұрын

    That Adam Loewer joke Brine made was great 😂

  • @debcorbett7146
    @debcorbett71466 ай бұрын

    We went to Nate's show at the Everett show on January 27th , at the Angel of the Winds arena, and he CRUSHED it! He sold out BOTH shows and also made all time record sell-outs! The arena is 10K seating and he sold out TWO shows!!! Thank you Nate for a brilliant performance!!!!!!!!!!

  • @MileyPit
    @MileyPit6 ай бұрын

    From UK.....Loving the vibe on this ep.

  • @debbiezysblat9786
    @debbiezysblat97866 ай бұрын

    That was the best question EVER Aaron.... 'Have you ever been a hero". I'll bet each of you have been heros doing something to helped someone..

  • @colestaton9055
    @colestaton90556 ай бұрын

    Without a doubt the beginning of the end. As someone who has seen Nate multiple times on the road, my impression of him has unfortunately and involuntarily changed for the worse. His heart just isn't in the podcast anymore. I'm sure he's making enough money from ticket sales to where any drop off in podcast revenue is not a big deal to him/ his family. Understandable, but passionate supporters were found through this podcast. If I had to guess, episode 200 will be the finale.

  • @kelconway5792
    @kelconway57925 ай бұрын

    Fun episode! I'm sort of eye-rolling the Lexus comment. It doesn't matter what you drive or own, you deserve it. Love your natural, down to earth personalities and that I can listen to this no matter who is around. I thought the photo of the hotel chaise was so funny. We've had those weird furniture experiences too!

  • @HeatherWood-hc9hy
    @HeatherWood-hc9hy6 ай бұрын

    You guys do a great job! Love Nate and miss him when he’s MIA but you guys still hold up the humor. I hate that you’ve shortened it but I’ll take what I can get.

  • @Lizbruchez
    @Lizbruchez6 ай бұрын

    I slept on a couch the last month of each pregnancy. Just to try to be comfortable! My last one it was Christmas Eve and I woke up at 4am and had to pee….and just had a feeling and I was right. My water broke and my daughter was born Christmas night. Couch sleeping brought back some happy memories. (She’s 15 now!)

  • @LisaHShields
    @LisaHShields6 ай бұрын

    Great episode y’all! Thanks for all the laughs

  • @G35Jeff
    @G35Jeff6 ай бұрын

    Shout out to all the shingle ladies!!

  • @abbeywainsworld
    @abbeywainsworld6 ай бұрын

    All 3 had great laugh out loud moments for me today. Thanks guys!

  • @score3q
    @score3q5 ай бұрын

    We've started designing separate areas for tvs to the side of the fireplace. TV's above eye level also put strain on the muscles in your eyes. You want to be looking straight forward.

  • @CookeSonsCarpentry
    @CookeSonsCarpentry5 ай бұрын

    Some of the best moments of the podcast is when yall Folks go way off topic. Don’t shorten it!

  • @TeresaO82
    @TeresaO826 ай бұрын

    The chemistry these guys have is something I appreciate. They play off of each other so well. I like the longer episodes because I do house and yard work while I listen. I started with Dusty Slay about 3 years ago or so and when he came on the nateland show Infound out about the rest of them. I like them all together better than them solo... They really are great together.

  • @mvaartstra2832
    @mvaartstra28325 ай бұрын

    Dusty is my kind of guy. I also had to saw the bottom of my boxspring in half to fit it down the stairs of a place I rented. Cut it, ratchet strapped in in half. Then screwed it back together in the basement. Gotta do what you gotta do when you can't afford new furniture haha

  • @andrewhumphreys7357
    @andrewhumphreys73576 ай бұрын

    ProTip: Don’t let your wife ever buy the couch! She will harass you to not sleep on it because she wants to keep it “nice”. Nightmare until you break it in!

  • @nmknight09
    @nmknight096 ай бұрын

    Love the podcast! I will miss the 2 hrs plus episodes. But I get it. I thought it was so funny at the beginning because after the last episode I had mentioned about how yall don't use a coaster for every cup!! Haha. Love you guys thank you for a great podcast.

  • @Danishay11
    @Danishay115 ай бұрын

    Aaron asking if Boat Ramp could do the Heimlich Maneuver on him is the equivalent to Michael Scott asking if a row boat could support Phyllis' friend in The Office

  • @natalieheinrich1746
    @natalieheinrich17465 ай бұрын

    I love Dusty. "Well, I'm against it". 😂😂😂 25:22

  • @natalieheinrich1746
    @natalieheinrich17465 ай бұрын

    Dusty kills me!!! 😂 4:48

  • @gramley
    @gramley6 ай бұрын

    Being a hotelier I enjoyed the “bad hotel furniture” bit. The chase lounge pictured is actually from the Holiday Inn express and not the Hampton. It’s actually a standard on Expresses built or renewed in the past few years. We always joke they were trying to save money by cutting off half the chair. Believe it or not, some guests love those chairs and even sleep in them. Thanks for bringing laughter back in my life. Your podcasts and specials have been a huge part of my life in the past 6 months.

  • @stelladufr8889
    @stelladufr88896 ай бұрын

    Great podcast. The three of you all complement each other, great vibes on the podcast.

  • @joshfox3427
    @joshfox34275 ай бұрын

    When we was young. We lived in the camper park in Florida. The kitchen table folded down to my bed. Sucked having to wait till everyone was done for the night to fold my bed down. I finally upgraded to a couch when he moved to the trailer park after that. Good times

  • @valarielefavour5642
    @valarielefavour56426 ай бұрын

    We love you guys and we’ll be watching the podcast and coming to see your shows,enjoying your specials and laughing at all the funny!

  • @evanbutteris6504
    @evanbutteris65046 ай бұрын

    I'm working from home today waiting for my first ever sofa set to get delivered, what are the odds. Aaron calls sofa's overrated then reminisces about a couch for 3 minutes. We're having a good time.

  • @maureentoomey6521
    @maureentoomey65216 ай бұрын

    Love the pod, no matter who's there or how long. Mostly because I act like I'm in the room with yall and argue my points out loud in the car. Today I was emphasizing the wrong word: ping ping TABLE. It's totally furniture cause it's in the name! Ping ping TABLE! Not rich, so I've never had new couch money, but I get an upgrade every few years when parents or relatives move or buy new for themselves. Oh, and Dusty said it correctly, chaise lounge is pronounced shayz.

  • @TimLinklater
    @TimLinklater6 ай бұрын

    Adam "Lower" - well played, BedWetter Bates! Very funny!

  • @cameron8414
    @cameron84146 ай бұрын

    We used to have our TV on the mantle, but it felt super high. We haven't had the fireplace cleaned and don't use it, so now I built a little entertainment center that goes across the bricks of the fireplace and it sits more at eye level and it's so much better... if we ever lose power in the winter for a long period of time we'd be a lot colder I guess, but we watch a lot more TV than we spend in the depths of winter so its been a good trade off.

  • @debbiezysblat9786
    @debbiezysblat97866 ай бұрын

    Aaron had reaction to how he felt at the almost end of the podcast - just before Dusty, Brian & Aaron said bye-bye. The three of you have a different vibe than when it's the four of you. But, when Dusty isn't there and it's just Nate, Aaron & Brian it's also a different vibe. This podcast was fun and giddy!!!

  • @jojocountrygirl
    @jojocountrygirl6 ай бұрын

    Nate is right… I will listen to this podcast no matter how long it is because my life is hot garbage.

  • @loripeacocke6640
    @loripeacocke66406 ай бұрын

    If this show had always been 1 hour, the folks would have likely missed some great classics such as NOSO, animal fights, undercover athlete, etc. There might not even be a “Hello folks and hey bear”. Can we get a compromise of either 1-1/2 hours or back to 2 hours when Nate can’t be there?

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  • @brainpatrick8858

    @brainpatrick8858

    5 ай бұрын

    No doubt she's very good, I started with 5k and cashed out 40k after 1 weeks. I still wonder how she got her analysis

  • @nathantaylor860
    @nathantaylor8605 ай бұрын

    Since Nate always makes fun of Barthalamu Bates having a cpap machine, you should do an episode on sleep apnea. 😂 Then do an episode on Aaronland about gout! And do one for Nate on sugar. Then throw in one for Dusty on trailer parks. Love the podcast, keep it up Folks!

  • @kathyhawkins6969
    @kathyhawkins69695 ай бұрын

    I LOVED the Aaron and Dusty Hot Nashville chicken video. My son and i were in Nashville looking for a good fried chicken restaurant...since thats what is advertised as one of Nashvilles specialties......guys...most every restaurant was " hot" chicken...... 😅... You both did an awesome job with that...laughed till the tears ran.....😂

  • @rtgray7
    @rtgray75 ай бұрын

    Nice show guys!

  • @kellyrathbun4500
    @kellyrathbun45006 ай бұрын

    I watched the Nashville Hot Chicken series premiere, and loved it. When Dusty responded with “You mean cabbage?” To Aaron’s question of “Have you ever had coleslaw just plain?” I spit out my coffee. Just hysterical.

  • @jasminelozano9575
    @jasminelozano95756 ай бұрын

    Dusty- You can’t retire next week. I’m coming to your Milwaukee show next Friday night and I want a picture!😊

  • @kathycourtney9380
    @kathycourtney93806 ай бұрын

    I started this podcast because of Nate but I’m not too disappointed when he’s not there. I love all the guys and I laugh just as much when he’s not there.

  • @CaptChrispy
    @CaptChrispy5 ай бұрын

    Haha! Breakfast started to introduce a Hello Fresh ad and it was interrupted by an ad on KZread!

  • @damianhbc
    @damianhbc6 ай бұрын

    Been here since day one and it makes me sad to see how Nate’s fallen off. Seems to be more of an annoyance for him to do the pod now. Thanks a lot guys for keeping this thing going, I’ve become a bigger fan of you 3 every week you’re here :)

  • @tulanijames4593

    @tulanijames4593

    6 ай бұрын

    Yea he’s been more annoyed lately and kind of a debbie downer in some episodes…

  • @BrookeBhof
    @BrookeBhof6 ай бұрын

    Excited to see you in Hudsonville, Brian!! 🎉

  • @KH-hy1eo
    @KH-hy1eo6 ай бұрын

    “Get ‘zontal on that couch” 😂

  • @kojinishimoto4808
    @kojinishimoto48086 ай бұрын

    Solid stuff gentlemen!

  • @andrewgraciano9545
    @andrewgraciano9545Ай бұрын

    Ive been relistening to all episodes, and like the idea of everyone taking turns to read comments

  • @andrewtruex
    @andrewtruex6 ай бұрын

    Out of every podcast in the land I identify with Aaron the most. I have often been the smartest guy in the room and had to dumb it down. Keep it up Aaron some of us are here for Aaronland!

  • @brianbatescomedy

    @brianbatescomedy

    6 ай бұрын

    So you pronounce chaise lounge incorrectly as well?

  • @F4HR3NH3IT

    @F4HR3NH3IT

    6 ай бұрын

    @@brianbatescomedy😂

  • @twins4011
    @twins40116 ай бұрын

    WOO HOO shout out to Iowa! Can't wait to see you in Dubuque in March!

  • @willmeyer6090
    @willmeyer60906 ай бұрын

    When Nate said that “most podcasts are 1 hour long,” I don’t think he realizes that that’s not true for discussion-based podcasts. Rogan, Theo Von, Tom Segura, etc. all go for 2+ hours. If this was purely an interview show, then the 1 hour comment would have validity. But it’s hard to really have a hilarious tangential discussion when time constraints (and ad reads) prevent the conversation from coming to life.

  • @michaelbailey3996
    @michaelbailey39966 ай бұрын

    My grandmother said the show was riveting second only to the rug cleaning videos we watch. 😂 love the show. Keep it up fellas.

  • @APcaveman
    @APcaveman5 ай бұрын

    One hour is perfect

  • @andyholcomb7800
    @andyholcomb78006 ай бұрын

    Shortening nateland to an hour? That’s cool I’ll just listen twice each Wednesday.

  • @Lincoln21-n3r
    @Lincoln21-n3r6 ай бұрын

    I know exactly what Dusty means. When my brother and I were in college, the Christian Student Fellowship took a group down after hurricane Katrina. We were both capable carpenters and expected to help rebuild things. It basically ended up being a bunch of students getting photo-ops moving piles of debris from one place to another.

  • @micahjohnson6155
    @micahjohnson61556 ай бұрын

    Same age as Aaron and did the exact same thing of watching Maury on the couch after class in college. We would get really into it, yell a lot, debate, and then go eat dinner 😂 47:02

  • @markt5164
    @markt51646 ай бұрын

    Dave Gorman is a superb ‘PowerPoint’ comedian. Great as a story building device, very effective around what he does, though his content and delivery suits it.

  • @lisabaumeister461
    @lisabaumeister4616 ай бұрын

    You guys are awesome. Thanks for the laughs 😅

  • @kevindearing4704
    @kevindearing47046 ай бұрын

    @22:05 Funny that a special called "Workin' Man" wasn't work appropriate.

  • @T614ce
    @T614ce6 ай бұрын

    Air hockey in the oval office would be the coolest, far better than ping pong.

  • @tonyhostetler4710
    @tonyhostetler47106 ай бұрын

    Iowa loves you guys!

  • @michelemcdermott75
    @michelemcdermott756 ай бұрын

    Great podcast- Doing housework and listening and laughing! Thank you!! PS I’m in the north (Pittsburgh) and it’s a “couch”

  • @jaredking131
    @jaredking1315 ай бұрын

    I’m currently listening to this episode in the hospital while my wife is in surgery. As I sit in this uncomfortable recliner, I can’t help but wonder why a hospital can’t afford better furniture for the families. Did Breakfast even think to research the infamous hospital room recliner chair? Update: the wife is out of surgery and everything went well

  • @danspargo6158
    @danspargo61586 ай бұрын

    How does anyone just brush past Aaron tossing a “zontal” into the couch conversation?? Zontal?? Is it that difficult to say horizontal?

  • @NYSignfield

    @NYSignfield

    6 ай бұрын

    Oh my gosh! Is that what he said? I couldn’t tell and thought it was my hearing. My daughter is learning to talk like that from KZread and these days I’m correcting her more and more that is not how to speak.

  • @HollieBallard
    @HollieBallard6 ай бұрын

    I have had several furniture company clients and the joke you hear often as the answer to "What's the difference between a couch and a sofa?"... About $500.

  • @diannawilliams6923
    @diannawilliams69236 ай бұрын

    Well done!

  • @rexrodecolt
    @rexrodecolt6 ай бұрын

    Blow my nose, "Well" hahahah😂 You have to go on the Harland Highway show Dusty

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