Ep.5 - The Child Fight Club (w/ BringTheParty) - Professional Interns

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And then I said to her, I don't care what you say.

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Haven't worn my shirt at Outback Steakhouse before and I'm definitely not starting today.
I don't know.
So let's just do this podcast.
Hey guys, welcome back to the Professional Interns Podcast.
It's a podcast where two people, but sometimes three, give you really bad advice and laugh
and love and cry along the way.

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Today we've got Josh.
Yeah.
Happy to be here.
You guys, I give you no intro.
I gave you no intro.
No, I give you no intro because I don't think you needed one.
Josh, bring the party, the world famous Twitch partner, uh, YouTube affiliate.

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Yeah, I think the very low level, not to undersell you here, intro, uh, but Josh is Noah's brother,
the most subscribers on this podcast.
So really we're bringing him in for clout reasons, but we know, you know, the viewers
also are really interested in hearing your opinions, your takes, uh, and specifically

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your thoughts on the United States invasion of Afghanistan.
If you just want to, yeah.
Um, well, Bush did not.
So I think this was his fault.
So I like to sneak, I like to sneak these little, these little Easter eggs in the first

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three minutes of a YouTube video.
It really, YouTube really likes that.
Yeah, yeah.
A hundred percent.
A hundred percent.
I did think about this probably about 10 minutes before we started actually like recording.
I was like, what if we just change the entire format of this podcast and Eric Andre you

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look out behind me.
Is someone going to throw up on the screen or something?
We don't really have the budget for that, but really just imagine we just hit you with
the worst weirdest questions the whole time.
Josh like, God, God, I can't participate in this anymore.
Try my best not to get canceled today.
I, I like my employment and, uh, gotta keep it that way.
So bad for the brand, bad for the brand.

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Uh, well yeah, of course.
Thank you for coming on the pod.
Uh, no, this is the first time we've had anyone on.
So this is a really momentous day.
I felt like the first one on should be a family member so we can kind of feel, we can scope
out the situation of what it's like having a third.
Yeah.
I was really pushing for that family member to be Noah's mom, but unfortunately I got

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overruled.
She was just Noah's mom, not Josh's mom.
Yeah.
I, I, you know, I did forget about, I forgot about that fact.
Now I have to try and cold segue into that.
You know what?
I'm keeping this part.
I need, I think the viewers and the listeners need to know that Noah made a really bad segue.
That was so bad.
I had to cut it.

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There it is.
Anyways, I went to the doctor this week.
They're pressing me cause in our show notes, I wrote fat doctor and they don't know what
that means.
And I know what that means and honestly, I think it's a little bit of a different story
than you guys are expecting.
You guys are expecting me to talk about my doctor being overweight.

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You know, that's not the case.
I am the one in this interaction who is overweight.
All right.
I went to the doctor this week.
I'm really so I'm really already Jamie.
We all got eyes.
You don't need to make this.
You don't need to make this.
All right.
Cut this, cut the pot.
No, so I'm, I'm 25.

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So I'm really just like, I'm about to get off all my insurance plans and you know that
US insurance, it sucks.
So I'm, I'm trying to just get my money's worth right now.
So I've been dentists, dermatologists, general checkups.
I had three doctor's appointments the other day, three in one day.

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I was just banging them out.
I'm really on a tear right now.
Basically as a horse though, except for in this one regard, I go into the, to the doctor
and they're like, like, like I got blood work done.
They call me.
They're like, Hey, we have to, we have to talk about your blood work.
I'm like, Oh man.
Like, what does, what does that mean?
Like they sent me all the results.
They can text me, they can email me.

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They got this whole portal thing, but they're like, they're like, we need to talk to you.
So I'm like, shit.
Okay.
So I call them sit on hold for 45 minutes.
They're like, Hey, the person's busy.
Great.
So I called them that 45 minutes ago, call it.
They're like, we'll call you back.
They call me back instantly.
Hang up.
I call back for another 45 minutes.

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Really?
That part doesn't matter the story, but I'm just upset and I need to get that out.
The important part of the story is that I finally get in touch with them.
They're like, Hey, your cholesterol is a little high.
If you don't really know what that means, it's basically saying like your cholesterol
is high because you're eating a lot of processed foods and you're not exercising enough.

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You know, they were kind of spitting facts there.
All right.
I got to eat a little bit better and I've been working on it, but I wanted to just be
like, Oh, like I have been eating a lot better in the last few weeks.
I wanted to say that to them, but it's like really tough when your doctor is essentially
calling you fat and they've got the stats to back it up.

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So like you're saying that you've been eating better the last few weeks.
Is this a new year's resolution or you're just changing, you're changing the life?
What's going on there?
I'm really just prepping for really a few different potential pivots.
If this podcast doesn't work out, I think I might have to do like a only fans or maybe
like a sexy calendar.

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Is that bad for the brand?
We'll get a free subscription to that.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I know.
All the guests, if you agree to be on the show, you get a subscription to Jamie's only
fans.
Yeah.
And then if you remember, you're also get that subscription.
So I am, I'm just kind of working.

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That's right.
It's really, I'm trying to get that calendar out.
I'm a big, big calendar guy.
You know, I want to wear the fire hat, hold a kitten.
Josh, do you have a calendar?
You have a calendar of your kids?
I do.
I'll have it kind of posted somewhere in here.
Jamie, please get to work on that.
I'm going to, I want to get that situated.

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I do have a calendar of the dog.
So the fiance made something.
And it's funny you were saying all that Jamie, because it actually reminds me of this time
I was getting ready to buy a house with, with my fiance, you know, how shop and as you do,
and she made me go to every doctor to make sure I wasn't sick.
I swear, I swear she was trying to get a warranty on me.

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She had me go to the dermatologist, get all my lumps and bumps checked out.
Had me go to the dentist, had to go to the pediatrics, pediatrics.
I'm almost 30.
I had to go to pediatric.
Like she really wanted full nines.
So she had me bumping around to all these places and she would run all my test scores
against my mom who's an RN.
And I was like, Oh, she's like, is he healthy?

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And like really quizzing my mom on this.
And luckily I came back healthy.
Otherwise I don't think she would have adopted me.
So she's ready.
She's readying the shed out back.
She's like, you might have to old yellow.
I might have to old yellow if this doesn't, these tests don't pass.
Yeah.
I mean, I get it.
I get it from her perspective.
Cause like the house you ended up getting is beautiful.

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We'll put the picture on the screen.
We'll put the street view right here, street view right here, address.
So everyone can look up the Zillow listing.
Don't you worry.
I have actually no clue what your house looks like.
I was really hoping you didn't stop me there.
Cause I think you also know that, but I just, I really wanted to get that bit off.

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So thank you.
Thank you for allowing me to have that.
Yeah.
It was, it was a, it was a time she, I don't think I've been to the doctor since.
Do you guys go regularly?
Do you actually go to your regular appointments?
I think the only one I actually ever hit is a dentist.
And I fricking hate the dentist.
Cause every time I go there, they stab me and then say, you don't brush your teeth enough

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after making me bleed.
They just get a pointy tool, stab you in the gums and say, Hey Josh, you don't brush your
teeth enough.
I'm like, dude, I promise you, I do.
They're like, Hey, if you bleed, you're not brushing.
And I'm like, can you do that at the gym?
Like if you stab someone and say, Hey, you don't work out enough.
Cause I can stab you.
Like is that, you transfer that.
That told me soft.

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Squishy insides are coming out when I poke you with this knife.
You should be as, you know, not hard enough.
I gotta be rock solid.
You know, if you're rock solid, it'll be fine.
But I'm like, man, it just seems so ridiculous.
Every time you go to the dentist, they're like, you don't brush your teeth enough.
No, they say you don't floss enough.
They never mentioned teeth brushing.
They're like, ah, you brush well.
And they're like, you don't floss though, because you're bleeding.

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I'm like, dude, you stabbed me.
I'll bleed.
Respectfully, you are using sandpaper.
I use a soft bristle toothbrush at home.
I can't handle this.
Like, what are you doing?
I feel like, I feel like the hygienists there, they also give you like a little bit of judgment
kind of.
They're like, how often you change your toothbrush head?

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Like lady said that to me last time I was there.
I was like, I don't know, every three months pulled that out of my ass.
I have no clue.
I do change it, but I change it when I go looking kind of gross.
And she, she like under her breath goes, all right, that's a little too often.
She's like, liar.
With teeth like these, she's like knuckled deep in my mouth.

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No way three months.
It's yeah, it's I go kind of I moved away.
So that's my excuse.
I moved abroad and that they have better dental out there.
Yeah, but I didn't medical.
Paris, France, I live in France, but I don't speak French well enough.

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So I couldn't make the doctor's appointment.
It was very confusing.
Is that what the girlfriends for like, aren't you just supposed to ask the significant other
to make your appointments?
Like I asked my mom to make mine.
Now it's been passed over to Alex, but don't you just ask the significant other to do that?
Have you lifted?
It's a pink job.
You got the pink jobs and the blue jobs making appointments are pink job taking out the trash

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blue job.
This is the internal politics of the home.
And if you don't have a if you don't have a girlfriend or fiance, pink job falls on
the mom.
That's it.
You got you got you got girlfriend, fiance, mother.
Then you got like sister, grandmother, and then it starts getting like first grade school

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teachers next.
She's supposed to make those appointments.
You start working the way that was.
It's just not what works.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And it was me doing most of the stuff.
To be fair, she was like in the thick of doing her master's program.
So it was like she was like up till 5 a.m. writing her thesis every day and then like

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would get out of bed at like nine to like go teach some like shitty French kids.
So like in her like there though, there was actually some people who are lovely.
Oh, no, those kids, they were high school kids.
So they sucked.
But some of the people I met were very lovely.
And that's why I don't want to bad mouth Brant's too much.
But I do want to bad mouth Paris.

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Not a big fan of Paris after everything's done.
Didn't go well.
No, no, it was honestly not bonjour.
But the last time I'd been to a doctor before this, like I went I was wearing like a school
hoodie and the like it was like my senior year.

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I was like graduating and they're like, oh, do you want to make your next appointment?
And I was like really in the mindset of like I'm not going to live here in a year.
So I was like, I don't actually know what I'm going to do, like where I'm going to be
in a year.
So maybe I call you.
They're like, OK, where are you going to school?
I'm like this is some girl my age looking at me.
I'm like, you have my birthday in front of you right now.

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Like you can say I was like 23.
I'm like, you can see how old I am.
And you're at what school do you think you're going to?
I'm also wearing a school hoodie.
Like you couldn't have even made the assumption that, you know, Harvard, right?
I'm still mad about it.
No, Community College of the Greater United States region.

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Are you off too hard?
Jamie, so I heard you've been going to the gym.
You've heard, buddy.
I heard.
Look at your camera.
I like how we're going from the fat story to the gym story.
It's really a good transition there.

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Yeah, yeah.
No, this is this is I just had to kind of rant about this.
I had to vent about this because this was so insane that happened to me.
I like going to the gym late at night because there's less people there.
Right.
Yeah, I go there.
There's some guy who I swear to God is Max volume moaning as he's lifting.
I do I don't I started going to the is it a PF?

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I think that's your first problem.
It's a PF.
No, no.
Why MCA?
Oh, that's even worse.
You just got those.
Is that a step down or a step up from the PF?
I think it's a step up.
I feel like it's a parallel step.
Depends on the area.
Depends on the area.
It's a YMCA in a mildly affluent area.

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So it means it's a step up.
All right.
That is.
But this guy, this guy, he's I mean, he had just no shame.
And I started looking around because I'm like, I have to be getting like, is this is this
a gym YouTuber who's punking me right now?
What is happening?
He's taking phone calls on speaker.

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There's like, like, there's enough people in the gym that you're being a nuisance, but
not enough that, like, you couldn't get away with the phone call.
Like, there's probably like 20 other people there.
So there's a good amount and he's just max volume speaker and he's like, all right, I
got to go to this set.
Kicks it back.
Oh, I'm like, what are you doing, dude?

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What was he doing?
What sets was he doing?
We got it.
Was he hitting the bench?
Oh, if it's the bench, that's an excusable offense.
Dumbbell bench.
Dude, in a deep squat.
And then he's also doing like a leg extension.
Like, I didn't see it.
The leg extension is not excusable.
You can't grow another leg extension.
It was crazy.
It was the most insane behavior I've ever seen somebody pull.

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And look, you know, I'm not here to shame anybody about how much they're lifting at
the gym, but it wasn't a ha amount.
Okay.
I hate the gym.
I go to the, I go to the local PF.
Okay.
Problem one, you're going to the local PF.
It's you're already, you're already fighting an uphill battle.
The second you walk in there, there is one guy I see there every time I go.

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And I am going to tell you, sweatiest dude I've ever seen.
And this guy, somehow he w I've seen him walk into the gym and he's skinny.
The dude's not like this heavy set guy.
He's a skinny guy walks into the gym already sweating.
It's two degrees out.
And this dude's dripping.
This dude's dripping.
I see the pit stains as he's walking into the gym.
I'm like, no way this dude, he came from a run.

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I don't know.
And the dude literally walks over.
We'll sit on a machine, do like two reps, get something, just walks away.
And I'm like, dude, he just dirty that machine.
And then I start looking around and I'm like, did he touch this machine?
And I got to like check it out first at this point.
He's not doing the wipe.
He doesn't do the wipe.
This dude doesn't, this dude doesn't do a damn thing.

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He walks around sweaty to start and just sits on every little machine and likes to touch
things.
And then I walk past a machine and he looks at it and then he kind of touches the thing
and he kind of moves it.
I'm like, what are you moving that for?
He kind of moves it to maybe see the motion.
And then he's like, nah, it's just stopping wet now from his hand.

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How wet can you walk around the gym?
This dude is putting it to the limit.
He's walking around soaking and he's like, let me touch this machine.
Just the nastiest sounds.
And I'm like, what is going on?
It should be illegal.
He's squishing from his shoes.
It sounds like he's walking around in a mud pond.

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Dude actually came in in galoshes.
It should be illegal to be in public sopping wet.
Like I think there's nothing preventing him from just coming in drenched.
There's no rules in gym, not a single rule about being soaking wet.
So that's actually my first order of, if I ever got elected, day one, no more sopping

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wet in public.
All right.
There's a drenched meter.
He has to come and go into the tanning bed to dry off first before touching the machines.
It's too much.
It's too much.
And he stinks.
I don't know.
It's just, it's just, you get those people at the PF and you know that dude, that $10
a month, he's stretching that $10 a month.

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So he's getting his value.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So I know both of you sound like you both go to the gym regularly.
I don't.
And maybe that's, maybe that's an issue of my own, but my, my fiance loves the gym and
she likes taking me to classes.
Okay.
That's like her favorite thing.
She's a classer.
She goes there.
She hits some, I think it's called body pump.
You know, she hits a little yoga and she invited me this one time and she goes, Josh, you have

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to come to yoga.
I'm like, Alex, I'm in, you know, I'll go.
It'll make you happy.
It'll make me happy.
We're good to go.
So plus you have to wear the pants.
I did not have yoga pants on.
I would have been a bull jit shoe, so it's not going to happen.
Oh, my bad.
My bad.
Hey everyone, everyone Josh is packing heat just in case you didn't know.

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Sometimes I wear, I wear gray sweats and it's a, it's a danger.
It's an issue.
He's, he's not allowed in the planet fitness.
They turn them away at the door.
They hit the alarm.
The second it just got down.
That's the alarm.
Hey yo, hunk alarm.

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God damn that dude moans.
The second Josh walks, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Your yoga classes.
That wasn't where that was supposed to go.
So let me gather myself.

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So Alex wants me to go to yoga class.
So I'm like, yes, of course I'll go.
All right.
And one of the things about the classes at the LA fitness is all the classes, it's all
women.
I'm not sure the women to male percentage, but it is overran by women and not just any
women, middle-aged women.
Like she's the youngest person in there.
So I walk in there, I swear I'm getting whistled at, I'm getting cat called.

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Ooh, there's a guy in here.
I'm like, hello.
Hello.
I'm like, I'm doing like a presidential run.
I'm waving to everyone.
Hi, hi.
Nice to meet you.
Shaking hands.
Okay.
So I get down, there's a woman probably in her late fifties, early sixties, total sweetheart.
You know, I'm working out.
She's talking to me.
I'm like, okay, what's going on?
She's like, oh, it's so good to have a guy in here.

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We don't get enough.
It's so sweet.
I'm like, oh, thank you.
And then we're still going, you know, we're 20 minutes in the class.
It's an hour long class.
And she's like, ah, so what brought you here?
Mind you at this time, deep sweat.
I can't breathe.
I am so out of shape.
I'm panting.
And she's like, Hey, what brought you here?

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I'm like, I'm sorry, ma'am.
Cannot breathe.
I can't have this conversation.
But I'm like looking around and all these women, late fifties, early sixties, trying
to talk to me and I can't do it.
I am so out of shape.
And I'm not sure if it comes with motherhood, but all these women kicking my ass.
They are just rock stars at the yoga.

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They're holding downward facing dog.
I'm holding like dead fish.
I'm just passed out.
Ain't going well.
And it's I, I gained a lot of respect for women that day because we left.
My fiance was talking to me like nothing ever happened.
I'm sweating pit stains.
I'm looking gross.
I'm kind of a walking puddle.

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I get in the car and then she still tries to talk to me.
Still have yet to catch my breath.
This was like a hundred yard walk to my car.
So means to say those classes tough and women I'm impressed.
All right.
I like the idea that Josh, this is the most respect Josh has ever had for women.
He's like, God damn it.

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Maybe we've got something here.
I didn't think they should be in the army, but then I saw them in that yoga class.
They served, they served two hours with me in that LA fitness.
My fiance's one rule is I can't get canceled today.
That was her one.
She goes, you want a podcast?
That's cancel area.

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You gotta avoid getting canceled on the pod.
Dude, I don't know if the 50 people that watch this are going to cancel you, but yeah, I
think if we can always just pin it on Noah, wrong twin.
I don't wrong twin.
It looks, it looked like, and they sound similar.

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So I am so lucky to be part of this podcast and it's even cool because I got to celebrate
it with my twin.
Like being part of my first podcast with my twin.
How cool.
I'm real excited to be celebrating this with you too, man.
Jamie, you're like a brother to me.
It's pretty twin.
What do you twin?
I thought, yeah, just in case ever anyone's wondering, uh, Josh and I are fraternal twins.

(22:22):
So yeah, you gave it away.
Jamie, different last names, different last names, different moms and dads, but twins.
So Jamie, do you have any siblings?
I do have an older and younger brother, neither of which listen to the podcast, neither of

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which know about the podcast.
So but you understand kind of sibling rivalry, right?
You understand that dynamic?
Yeah, as the greatest sibling in my family, I obviously understand how my family, my brothers
could be a bit apprehensive towards someone with such muscular talent as myself and such
high cholesterol.

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So one of the things about having a twin is I think our life was a competition.
Like we fought to be the first one born 16 minutes right here.
Winner won the first one right off the bat.
I know.
Thank you, Jamie.
Hold the applause.
So when we kind of grew up, we kept rolling into additional kind of a competitive nature.
All right.

(23:26):
You know, it kind of comes with the twin, the twin life.
And I don't remember this, but this was a huge fight with my parents.
And I think it's hilarious.
They used to lay out a blanket.
They as in my dad, he was unemployed for a short period of time.
And during that time he'd lay out a blanket while he was watching us.
And he would have me and Noah wrestle on this blanket.
Mind you, we're two or three.

(23:46):
We're like barely walking and he was having a more or less a chicken fighting ring with
the twins.
Okay.
So this is peak unemployment behavior.
Call dude with Joe Rogan kicking up the UFC in the living room, the kids.
Kicking back with a natty light.

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So he'd invite the neighbors over.
They're all throwing down dollars.
I guess one of the beautiful things were we were in the same weight class.
So it made sense, you know, your twins.
So he'd have us wrestle on the blanket and we'd always wrestle, but my dad would always
have it cleaned up before my mom came home from work.

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She was a nurse.
So kind of had a set schedule.
And one day she got let go early because it wasn't enough patients.
So she came rolling into my dad watching me and Noah wrestle on this blanket laid out
in the living room while he was watching Sunday football.
And he had the football on the screen.
The kids are wrestling and I, it was just quite the dynamic.

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But as we grew up, that competition kind of stuck with us and we still fought and I still
think we fight time and here and there no longer with fists, usually with mean hard
words, but we still get in fights.
Over a league of legends match.
That's where the real fights come out.
And Noah, how does that make you feel?
Which part?
The fighting?
Yeah.

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Oh, I win the fights.
What do you mean?
It's it's I got the more successful podcast.
And Josh, all I know is Josh was begging to be on my podcast.
I never begged to be on his podcast.
I don't know.
I don't know.
It was Josh was like, there's a good opportunity there.

(25:34):
Yeah.
And while we have the chance, Josh, I want to let you know, you know, this is, this is
normally something we'd announce behind the scenes.
But Noah and I did discuss it and we've decided for your share of this podcast for coming
on, we're going to be compensating you by not charging you any of the hosting fees.

(25:56):
So that's very sweet.
And you know what?
Give yourself a shout out.
This is a great spot.
Bring the party.
OK, I'll get back to your story.
Five seconds there.
You got it.
All right.
Subscribe to bring the party.
All right.
So that competitive nature stuck with us as we got older.
We kept kind of fighting and teenage years.
It's a lot of testosterone Roman in that house.

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It was four boys, five, if you count my dad, pretty much a boy.
And then my mom, you know, five boys, a lot of testosterone, a lot of arguing, a lot of
fighting.
And one of the rules we had for that fighting is we weren't allowed to do it in the living
room where you can break something.
So the rule was go to the basement to fight.
It was not no arguing, no yelling in the living room.
It would be Josh, go downstairs.

(26:37):
Take this downstairs was the actual line.
It was take this downstairs as I don't want to see it.
That basement was like a newly finished basement, but it wasn't a finished basement.
It was a rug over cement like this was cold.
And you know the basement, you know the basement.
It's the thinnest rug you could find.

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So you're you're wrestling on cement.
It's very, very no, there ain't no saving you there.
So I got sent down to the basement, you know, where maybe 1112 maybe 13 and me and Noah
are yelling at each other and he pushes me and I don't know what was going on with that
basement but it was like I was on ice skates.
I started falling.

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I was flailing backwards.
I couldn't catch myself and I finally caught myself on the wall.
You know, I kind of plant myself like some like so on the wall and I'm like, okay, I'm
okay.
I'm not hurt.
But then I look back, I look back at it and just see my butt coming out of the drywall.
I see drywall dust all over the cheeks and I'm looking behind me and it looks like Kim

(27:41):
K just came busting through my wall.
Sheeped up double cheeked up there.
So it was a butt impression in the wall and the one rule without fighting.
I'm having a little bit of a hard time picturing this because you maybe showcase for me now.
I got to be honest.
I'm currently wearing PJ pants so I don't think it's going to happen but just imagine

(28:05):
Kim K on this body.
And that's what it was.
So I came busting through this wall and then I turn around and I pull my butt out of the
wall, drywall everywhere and I just think, oh my God, I broke the house.
We're sent to the basement because you can't break anything in the basement.
There's nothing breakable in the basement.
There's a old TV, a tube TV.

(28:27):
You ain't breaking that.
There's a like rundown couch.
If you break that, we probably need a new one anyways.
The one thing you can't break in the basement though is the house itself.
This boy broke it.
Go upstairs, tears kind of thrown in the eyes and have to go, mom, I broke the house.
A couple of tears.

(28:48):
She comes downstairs, looks at the wall.
She goes, how did this happen?
As moms do.
She has a sense, a spidey sense.
She's like, how did it happen?
I said, no, it pushed me.
It's not my fault.
I had to put it all on Noah and then she's looking at it and she goes, is that your ass?
And I'm like, guilty as charged.

(29:08):
That was the time I broke the house.
Damn, son.
I'm through tears.
I didn't know you got down like that.
I got it from my mama.

(29:30):
I'm sorry that happened to you, but I hope your ass recovered.
It did and we ended up having to fix the wall ourselves.
My uncle came over and helped me patch the wall.
Taught me how to do some handy work that weekend.
I patched drywall.
Didn't ever think I'd have to do it.
Your boy did it.
And he had to do it a few more times after a league of legends match where his fist goes

(29:51):
right in the air.
When his GameCube remote after losing that smash threw the wall.
Give me a few monsties.
It's fist, fist, forehead.
Couple monsties.
Josh actually has a whole room in his house with no drywall because that's where he goes

(30:11):
to punch.
That's where he goes.
Babe, I'm going to the room.
Just start swinging.
He puts on rock music.
Mom, what's dad doing?
Don't worry about it.
Don't go in there.
Don't worry about it, Jimmy.
I'm smoking cigs now, Jamie.

(30:33):
Jamie's got a pack of Marlboro Reds in there.
Just.
Just a lot of you got like multiple on the head.
I got the mentor?
The menthol.
He's got the menthols in a butt heavy.
You're looking like Post Malone.
Oh, look at that.
That tail wagon.

(30:54):
I do have a few dogs in my room.
They are upset.
I think my fiance left the house.
So we have some guests.
The office dogs are in and hanging out.
They're around.
There's welcome.
Welcome to the pod.
And that one's Jack's.
I think they might get in a fight.

(31:15):
So you might have some rest over here.
Oh, get the daddy laid out.
Put the blanket down.
Put the blanket down.
I also have a few dogs in my room.
Chat, let's take a look at these.
No, no, no, no.
You got to try that.

(31:35):
Blur that.
It's going to be really awkward when I forget to edit this podcast.
All right, Josh.
This is the part of the podcast where our lovely viewers have written into us, begging
us for our expertise about everything.
Work, love, lust.
A lot of love.
Yeah, it's mostly, mostly people's like significant others cheating on them.

(31:58):
But we also do get some some real bad bosses and some serious head injuries.
So we mixed up a little bit.
No, where can these people write into?
I always forget.
I think it's a professional interns podcast at gmail.com.
Right into the interns.

(32:18):
Get some reviews.
Get our opinion.
You might even get Josh's opinion.
You might.
Probably not.
This is the one podcast he's invited to.
He'll never be back.
But write in and we'd love to answer some of your questions, give you some advice.
Yeah.
And if Josh, if any of your viewers come over, take a listen to this and they want specifically
you to answer the question.

(32:40):
I'm sure you'll be back on as long as you kind of don't get canceled from this.
So we'll see how the edit looks.
But you know, just say, hey, question for y'all and Josh.
See, your dogs want your dogs wanted to.
Am I supposed to do a face reveal on my channel to support your pod?
Have you not done one?

(33:02):
Dude, I've had a face reveal.
Come on.
Yeah.
I've been a streamer for a year for like four years.
Didn't you actually do that full time for a minute?
Yes, Jamie.
Yes, I did.
And my my bad.
Just get the stupid question.
I was reading question number one.
What are we doing here?

(33:23):
Boyfriend gets hit on a lot.
I 23 female try not to make it a huge issue, but it's actually so annoying and I hate it.
We've been together for three years and it's getting more frequent.
My boyfriend, 26 male, gets hit on mostly by gay guys all the time.
A barista, a cashier, an Eritrea employee, which I made a slight note here that is a

(33:44):
clothing store.
I did not know that.
And I've never shot there.
They all act normal.
They see me touching him and then just flirt with him.
If it was a girl, it would be so disrespectful, but I'm not supposed to care because it's
a dude.
Can gay guys go find some actual gay people or question mark, question mark?

(34:05):
What am I supposed to do?
I feel bad, but I'm get but I get so annoyed at him and then get upset the whole day.
Please help.
What do we do?
I got to be honest.
She's completely out of line.
If I get hit on by someone who is gay, I'm all for it.
I'm I'm it's like the best compliment.
You know, I actually went to a gay club and someone bought me a drink.

(34:27):
I felt like I was a god.
You know, I felt the best.
So I am up in the air about her perception on this.
I feel like she should feel very lucky to be with a man so handsome that the gay community
is accepting him.
It's a tight knit community and being accepted into that is something.
So that's my opinion on it.
I do have to say it sounds like they're going around a lot of areas where the gays hang

(34:51):
out.
That might be the first problem.
I'm reading a barista, art employee.
Where the it sounds maybe they go to an H&M.
I worked at H&M.
The gays love these places.
Maybe go to a place with less gays.
They won't they won't be able to hit on him if he's not around.
Yeah, maybe you should focus on your role in all of this.

(35:13):
We just gaslight her gaslighter.
She wrote it to us.
You know what?
I think this is a you thing.
Yeah, I I get why she's really annoyed by this because like I feel like the
inverse the inverse actually isn't a really good situation because it has happened to
me that my girlfriend got hit on with me in public and she had no clue what was happening.

(35:37):
But in theory, I guess if someone was hitting on me like a guy was hitting on me with her.
I see how she'd get annoyed if that was constantly happening.
But I think your boyfriend, husband, whatever your relationship is, he it's making his day
every time.
I just don't think it's that bad.
I feel like I would I I don't know.

(35:57):
I feel like if that I guess if it was the inverse, but we have to get I feel like at
that point, I'd say something.
I don't think I would be sitting back being like like it sounds like she's not.
I feel like if she if it's really bothering her, I feel like she should just say something
to the guy and be like, oh, he's he's taken like you could even get a little quip, figure

(36:19):
out a little funny quip just to be like, stop.
I think it's just the fact that she's constantly being disrespected.
And like the real answer is like there's nothing you can do.
This is just going to happen.
You know, sorry.
But the interns answer, dump your boyfriend and start dating an uglier dude.
It's a good answer wouldn't happen.

(36:42):
All right.
I don't get hit on by gay dudes in public a lot.
So go for a guy at my level of ugliness.
Yes, I guess our advice kind of boils down to either get over it or get an uglier boyfriend.
It's good advice.
Great advice.

(37:02):
Thanks for writing in.
Next one, we have roommate being weird about microwave.
My roommate bought a microwave.
I asked if I could use it.
She said, sure.
I clean it and don't even use it often anyways.
The other day she told me not to use it anymore.
I was confused and asked why.

(37:24):
And she said she bought it and it's hers.
We talked about me paying half of it then.
And I mentioned if she or I leave, I think I should get my half of the money back if
she expects me to be the one to keep the microwave.
She said I'm going to be using it and that's what I'm paying for.

(37:45):
However, I tried explaining that if I pay half of it, it's not just hers anymore.
It's both of ours, especially if she's going to be the one to keep it, then I feel like
I should at least be paid back for it.
What should I do?
I don't know how much a microwave is.
I know it's not $200 that you guys are arguing over.

(38:09):
Sorry for cutting it off.
I just Googled it just because I had to know the answer to what the price of a microwave
is because we're really rubbing pennies together here for a little bit of an argument.
Let's discuss this real quick.
If you want an LG countertop, 09CU foot with sensor.
That's what I wanted.
That was what I wanted.
Okay, good.
You can go pick it up today at Best Buy with an immediate pickup.

(38:33):
So if you order it right now, you pick it up.
Let's go.
$139.99.
But if you go over the lows and you get the GE countertop microwave, 1.1 square foot,
cubic foot.
That's what the CU stands for.
It's cubic foot of microwave space.
950 watts, $99.
So wait, hear me out though.

(38:54):
How much is like a Hamilton Beach from Walmart cost?
If we go to Home Depot, you can get a no name brand, $49.
Yeah, that's the kind of microwave we're probably talking about here.
We're talking about people arguing over microwave time.
At that point, they're definitely not arguing over no $200 microwave.

(39:15):
Yeah, we're talking-
Oh, you think we're arguing over a more expensive microwave.
You think they're going in price?
Oh no, I think it's cheaper.
I think these people are really struggling.
I think they went up.
I think that is actually like a $700 microwave and they're really fighting over the really
expensive microwave space.
To have this fight and to post about it online, you better be arguing about the Rolls Royce

(39:42):
of microwaves, man.
What are you doing with...
You're fighting over $25 and then you're posting about it online?
Your roommates not crazy for wanting to keep the microwave that they bought.
You have to get the appreciation.

(40:04):
Oh, what are we looking at?
I'm looking online.
There are microwaves for $749.
If someone started dirtying up my $749 microwave on a daily basis, I might skedaddle.
I might have to find a new roommate.
I got to be honest.
I might have to find a new roommate.
I might skedaddle with that thing.
If that's a $749 microwave.

(40:25):
I don't think it is.
I just feel like you could find a new way to heat up them hot pockets.
Just quit dirtying this girl's microwave.
Just buy your own microwave.
If this was on Black Friday, you could probably get one for a 20 piece.
So come on, what are we doing here?
Buy a new microwave.
Not the Viking two square foot countertop microwave for $749 at Best Buy.

(40:48):
You cannot get that for a 20 piece.
If that's the microwave we're arguing about, I'm fighting.
I might throw hands.
I might lay out the blanket.
If we're talking a $750 microwave, you keep fighting the good fight because you're, I
think, at least somewhat in the right here.
But if we're talking about that no name, that Hamilton Beach, one of those Walmart brands,

(41:12):
what do you do?
You kind of soured the relationship with your roommate.
You know what costs a whole lot more than a microwave?
The other half of rent.
So good luck with that.
So our advice, buy your own microwave or fight the good fight over the $750 microwave.
And you know what?
Get your part of that microwave.
Take the door.

(41:36):
I do want to make sure they explicitly know they're in the wrong.
Oh, 100%.
Yeah.
Most likely they're in the wrong.
And it sounds like you already ruined the relationship.
So tuck that tail between your legs and either go apologize or go hit the clearance section
at Walmart.
All right, a question in from the viewers.
I just want to mow lawns, earn enough to survive and live happily.

(41:57):
How do I convince my extremely overachieving family that this is what I want and nothing
else?
Long story short, I quit my job at a Fortune 500 FinTech company because I was miserable
and couldn't take any more corporate bullshit.
But since I graduated with two bachelor's degrees and a master's with summa cum laude

(42:21):
honors, I hope I pronounced that right.
My first gen immigrant family expect a lot from me.
I've reached the point where I don't give a shit anymore and just want to be happy.
I definitely get the feeling.
I've learned a lot about this FinTech space.
I definitely understand hating your job and not wanting to work it.

(42:46):
But dude, if you've got two degrees, you better cut a good-
Two bachelor's and a master's.
Three degrees.
If you have three degrees, you better cut a goddamn great lawn.
Dude, I respect it.
I was seeing on, I don't know, TikTok news, I don't know, about the rise of people wanting

(43:09):
quote unquote dumb jobs.
And I'm not saying that as an insult.
Your cashier probably lawn care to a certain degree, I imagine it gets much more intense
as you go up.
And people wanting these jobs where it's like, I can just chill and earn my paycheck and
there's no stress and I respect it.

(43:29):
I love the idea that there's jobs like that out there.
But dude, you already did two bachelor's and a master's and graduated summa cum laude.
If I was him, I would stick out that job at that FinTech firm for, I don't know, five
or 10 years and just build a really good nest egg and then do the lawns.

(43:52):
It just feels like you should cash what you can.
I don't think you can do five, 10.
These are companies where they're like 90 hours a week.
The burnout there is insane.
I get why he's so checked out on it.
And I get, I think the sentiment of like, oh, I just want to do, I just want to cut
lawns.

(44:12):
I get what you're getting at.
I think you're underachieving to what seems like your potential.
And I think you could find a very like, seems you kind of want like a taskless, like monotonous
job where it's like you just kind of do your thing.
You don't have to grind.
I think there's probably ones that would help you pay them loans a little bit better.

(44:32):
Like me.
He needs to look for a job where it crosses what he's good at and what he enjoys.
And there needs to be a crossover somewhere in there.
For some reason, I don't think it's cutting lawns.
I think you can do a little better than that, but still have a mindless job.
Something you enjoy and something you're good at.
For me, it's talking and math.
It kind of crossed over pretty well.

(44:53):
But if you can figure out something like that, I think you can achieve while still enjoying
your work, your form of work.
So, uh, so John Deere, he works for John Deere, Fortune 500.
Are there a lot of money, a little crossover with the lawn care?
I don't know if he likes lawn care though.

(45:15):
I think he just likes doing something that doesn't require a lot of mental strain, which
is, which is fair.
So maybe just take like a month hiatus and then come back to the FinTech.
Like maybe you just need a reset.
Go off to France with your significant other, hang out there for six months, come back and
be ready to go.
That's what I think.

(45:37):
I wouldn't recommend that, but I appreciate you throwing that out there.
It is an option.
Uh, look, I think we have to meet him halfway here, right?
You know, he's coming to us, of course, came to us for this advice and said, I just want
to mow lawns.
So let's take him at his word.
He just wants to mow lawns.
How can he convince his family to let him mow lawns?

(46:00):
I think what you do is you got to be cutting a damn good lawn and maybe show up on your
little John Deere or your Husqvarna.
You know, if you're, if you're using, I say, if you're using John Deere in the, in the
mowing game, not Husqvarna, dude, what are we doing?
We're already, you know, get back in FinTech.
You're not, you're not him buddy.
Okay.

(46:21):
I think back to what, what I had to do to convince my parents that I just wanted to
play video games because I did that for a short period in my life where I just played
video games.
It was like two years, literally in my parents' basement, beautiful, beautiful basement.
And I think back to what I had to do.
Once it was repaired.
What was that?
Yeah.
After we repaired the hole from my butt, it was a great basement.

(46:41):
And I think back to what I had to do.
I just had to show the money rolling in.
I had to show checks.
I had to show cash.
And it's sad that that's the case, but that I'm sure it sounds like that could be the
case with your parents as well based on kind of the messaging and first gen immigrant family
expects a lot from you.
I'm sure it has something to do with the money you bring in.
So cut a good lawn and show the money.

(47:02):
But you also say, just earn enough to live.
I don't know.
Maybe not.
Maybe you just don't want to earn a lot of money, but showing the money is a good way
to convince the family.
Do you think he could win them over if he just showed up to their house like unprovoked
and just cut their lawn real nice?
I'm talking a nice little cross stitch.

(47:24):
Make that thing.
Yeah.
Make it look like a golf green.
He's out there with the little stamper taking the dirt spots out and putting down new fresh.
Yeah.
He's like sanding it to level it out.
Yup.
Yup.
Yup.
I do.
You know, if you could does a lawn that good, it'd be tough to be like, eh, you shouldn't.

(47:48):
You shouldn't do this.
I wonder what those bachelors and masters are in.
Yeah.
Lawn care.
Yeah.
Sawed management.
Probably agriculture maybe.
Yeah.
What if you went back to school to learn how to cut lawns?
Have you considered that?
Could be an option.
I think all in all, either cut a real nice lawn or start thinking about some new career

(48:14):
paths.
So for the next and final question, my girlfriend said she's not in a relationship at a party.
So recently me, 18 year old male and my girlfriend, 18 year old female went to a Halloween party.
I was already uncomfortable with her going because a bunch of her coworkers were there
and they try flirting with her even at work.
While we were there, she got drunk very fast in the room full of the guy, full of the guy

(48:38):
coworkers.
My girlfriend and I were sitting together and her coworker that I told her I absolutely
do not like was sitting on the other side of her.
So it was me, her coworker.
So it was me and her coworker.
She touched on his leg to get his attention to play a game with her and it honestly made
me feel like shit, but it was a drinking game and I was the sober driver.

(49:03):
So I guess it's understandable.
Suddenly two girls came rushing into the room asking people if they want to play spin the
bottle.
Those two girls said who wants to play spin the bottle?
You can't play if you're in a relationship.
My girlfriend proceeds to say, I'm not in front of everyone in the room.
I could hear the guy coworker in disbelief and they were all kind of smiley.

(49:29):
I don't know.
I don't know how to feel.
It honestly hurt my feelings, especially now knowing she's been Snapchatting the guy coworker
I hate.
We really snapped each other six times in one day, which was today and I don't know
what to do.
I feel disrespected and violated.
I don't know if I should break off things from the start.

(49:51):
I promised her I would stay to the end, but I don't know if I can keep getting this disrespect.
Can I ask for some clarity here?
Do you mind?
This is brutal.
Yeah, yeah, please do.
Let's start it from the top.
18 and very drunk.
I'm assuming not in America because if so, I'm calling the police.

(50:14):
Yeah, we're fucking snitching.
Yeah, I'm snitching.
This sounds out of control.
What is this email?
Give me their email.
I'm calling the local police.
The other thing is that from the start, I promised her I would stay to the end.
Are they saying to death?
To death, do us apart?
They're 18, male and female.

(50:35):
We had a party getting drunk and then he promised he's staying with her to the end.
Are we saying to death, do us apart at 18?
My gosh, are we getting overzealous here a little bit?
We got to reel it in, if you ask me.
Throw a couple of promise rings on.
You guys aren't going anywhere.
Those things can't be broken.

(50:56):
I believe for sure they're 18.
We did have a friend who had a promise ring.
Yeah, I feel like that's the most 18-year-old thing to do.
Yeah, promise rings, you're saying?
With this way of acting and I guess promise rings tie into that, the tell death, do us
apart.
I made a promise to her.
It's like, dude, she did it on you in front of you.

(51:18):
What are you doing?
She literally just said, he made a promise to me.
I ain't make a promise to him.
I'm single.
It feels like it's 18-year-olds being 18-year-olds and I just think, dude, it's so early.
It's so early.
I don't know how long they've been dating, but so early in your life that why do you

(51:40):
care?
Just move on.
I know it's easier said than done, but this girl kind of sucks.
Yeah, I think the obvious thing here is like your girlfriend wasn't lying when she said
she's not in a relationship.
That should have been the end of it right there.
It's a scummy way to do it and you have a cool story you can tell on podcasts now to
get some empathy from people.

(52:01):
But I don't know if I should break things off.
Dude, she's actively talking to someone that you have expressed you don't like.
She's openly touching on this guy in a little bit of a weird way while you're there in front
of you, next to you.
Where does it end?
Does she have to sleep with the guy next to you in your bed and that's where you'll draw

(52:25):
the line?
Can we also just say Snapchat?
What a horrible app that is for relationships.
Six times in one day.
I like to think that this dude was just sitting there looking at her and she's like, just
snapping.
I don't know.
Yeah, the Snapchat thing, I think they're still young.
They're 18.

(52:45):
So that's fine.
But I think by like, I don't know, 25, I think it's time to uninstall that app.
You got to grow up a little bit.
I don't know.
Who snaps over a certain age?
There's got to be an age limit.
You know how there's like, you got to be older than this.
There's got to be a limit to snap.
You can't be snapping at a certain age.
I know they're 18, so I'll let that fly, but questionable service.

(53:10):
As a 25 year old who still has Snapchat, I use it exclusively for two reasons.
One is to send my girlfriend like the funny filters, my face.
That's like a nice pastime of ours.
And the other one...
Upload one of those right here.
I probably won't.
I'll probably...
You're Jamie has a cat.

(53:31):
We'll do something.
I'll put something up.
You won me over.
But the other thing is I've had a streak with one of my friends since we were like 18.
And so now I'm just like, it's just him and I, at this point, it's just we're sending
pictures of the feet while we're taking a poop.
That's all that's happened.

(53:51):
Can I ask a question?
Have you ever had to spend money to reinstate that streak?
Because I found out that's a thing.
I never knew it was a thing, but if you lose a streak, you pay money like the day or two
later to get the streak back.
How do you do it?
With the homie?
With the homie?
No.
Because low key...
You're saying you've actually just maintained that since 18?
How long is it?
It's like 2,500 days or something.

(54:12):
Screenshot it.
I don't believe it.
Screenshot it.
You said with the homie.
This means you've spent money to reinstate other?
I have paid...
You're a sucker.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait.
Your honor, your honor, your honor.
This dude spent money on Snapchat.
Guys, Jamie spent money on Snapchat.

(54:32):
What are we doing?
I have done it to restore the streak with my girlfriend because it dies most of the time
her fault.
She's not listening to this part of the pod.
It's usually her fault, but she gets sad that it's gone.
And here's the thing.
Would I pay 99 cents?

(54:54):
Maybe it happens five times a year.
Would I pay five bucks a year to make her a little bit happier?
Yeah.
So my closing argument-
I'd spend five bucks.
I'd spend five bucks.
My closing argument, you know, if it's illegal to be a good boyfriend and make her happy,
Your Honor, lock me up.

(55:15):
Yeah.
Dump her.
Move on.
And, you know, maybe sleep with one of the other coworkers.
Just you know, we got to give some sort of intern, some sort of intern advice.
You got to sleep with one of the other coworkers.
Even if they're only dudes.

(55:35):
Even if-
What podcast did I sign up for?
Where am I?
What is this recommendation?
We give real advice, then we give the intern advice.
And the intern advice is sleep with one of the coworkers.
Just make it awkward for everyone.
Yeah.
Just make it uncomfortable for everyone in the situation.
They do need-
That's a wild recommendation.

(55:56):
We do need to make sure that they know, like, your girlfriend, I hope to God she's not still
your girlfriend, she didn't choose to play this drinking game with him because you were
the sober driver.
Like you can drink water while playing these games.
Nobody's gonna be like, no, he doesn't have beer in the cups.

(56:18):
If she did it purely because she wanted to flirt with that dude.
And to do that in front of you is wildly disrespectful.
Can we just take a step back real quick and just talk about peer pressure real quick?
Because I know she's going to say, hey, I was peer pressured into playing this drinking
game, which does not seem to be the case.
They came in and said, hey, want to play this drinking game.

(56:38):
Have you guys ever been peer pressured?
I feel like the only thing I've been pressured into is to invest in growth stock mutual funds
since I was 18.
That's the only thing I have been peer pressured into doing and I've fallen for it.
They've gotten me.
I now have a Roth 401k and an IRA.
They got me.
All right.
That's the only thing I've ever been peer pressured.
I swear I've been to so many parties.

(57:00):
I'm like, Hey, drinking tonight.
Everyone's like, cool.
You want a Coke?
And I'm like, I don't want to bump lines either.
And they go, no, cola.
I'm like, yes, I'll do one of those.
So I don't think I've ever been peer pressured.
Have you guys ever actually received peer pressure in the day to day?
I think you peer pressured me earlier to play another round of League of Legends.
It's Josh.
Josh is like, dude, don't be a sissy.

(57:25):
Get on another lobby.
What are we doing?
Josh is actually the only one who's ever peer pressured me to do anything.
And it's usually things that are very mean.
I don't think I've ever been peer pressured to drink something.
My move in college when I like wanted to drive home and not like get wasted or something.

(57:49):
Not get hit with a Dewey.
Yeah, not get the Dewey.
I'd show up.
Well, I'd buy beers that tasted good.
Like some of the, I like a sour beer.
So I'd get some of those.
I'd roll up with two of them.
Have two beers, hang out for like six hours, you know, chat with people.
The two and go home.
That way get my social hour in.

(58:10):
Still get to hit the sheets.
I respect that.
Great move.
Great move.
I usually like to hit, I usually like to hit two, four locos to start the night.
And then about one to two an hour to sustain the night.
Why in a couple of things?

(58:31):
Because it's been told that cigarettes while drinking don't count.
Actually, it's been proven.
It's a drunk cigarette is not a cigarette at all.
Answer me this.
If you weren't supposed to have two four locos while you're driving, why does your car console
have two cupholders?
That's what I'm saying.

(58:52):
Come on.
All right.
Open up your mind.
And I like to mix the four local with a five hour energy.
And I call that a throwback for a local.
That's what I call it.
I'd be parlaying four locos in five hour energies.

(59:13):
And I'm on a nine leg parlay right now.
A few locos, few five hour energies, and we break out the darts.
Typical family reunion action.
All right, guys.
If you want great advice from the professional interns, please write into the professional

(59:39):
interns podcast at gmail.com.
And if you have and if you guys enjoyed the guest, Josh, bring the party, please go check
out his YouTube at bring the party on YouTube.
And Jamie, we got anything else to send these nice people off?
Josh, what do you got going on?
What's what's new in Josh?

(59:59):
Bring the party, Bill.
Are you laying out the carpet for me?
Yeah, red carpets rolled out, buddy.
I love it right now.
I have Disney, Dream Lake Valley, a go, a let's play series.
Be ready for that.
I have Pallya, another let's play series, a great simulation MMO.
Then last but not least, later this week, Hello Kitty Island.
Watch it on the channel.

(01:00:22):
Hello Kitty Island adventure.
Check it out on Josh's channel.
It will be there.
I know everybody.
It's amazing.
Amazing lineup you got there.
Yeah, a lot of the people that listen to my or like watch my videos probably have never
seen something like this.
So go check it out.
It's a nice thing to put on.
Listen, watch, get some stuff done.
I think it's prime content.

(01:00:44):
Anyone who's one of Noah's viewers, if you like Noah's content, but want something better,
there you go.
YouTube.com slash bring the party.
I think the numbers speak for themselves.
If you look at the subscriber counts, clearly, clearly I'm doing something right.
This is going to make Noah go full time.

(01:01:04):
He's going to quit his job, hire an editor.
You're going to get like Minecraft, a let's play style stuff now.
Edited content finally.
That's what they've been asking for.
Anytime an edited video goes live on Noah's channel, he always gets like a comment or
two about it and they're like, Whoa, you can edit.
And it's always me who did it.

(01:01:25):
It's always me.
Alrighty.
Thank you guys for watching and we will see all of you next Monday with a little more
content.
Bye.

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