The guys are back together again and it's exactly the unhinged reunion we expected. Possibly the best part of the episode is what happens when you watch along with the AI generated takeaways. Not one mention of missionary, though.
* Family dynamics can be challenging and lead to conflicts.
* Emotional connection is important in relationships.
* Social media can cause trouble and should be used cautiously.
* Not being invited to a wedding can be hurtful and create tension.
* The hosts reflect on the episode and express their desire for a different direction for the podcast.
Andy (@holtgreive on Instagram): Andy wasn't invited to Jeff's wedding. (We're not 100% sure who Jeff is).
Josh (@joshflagner on Instagram): Went to Allan's daughter's wedding, damnit!
Allan (@allanfee on Instagram): This is not the podcast Allan wanted.
Follow the show at @3guys3cities on Insta, Twitter, AND Facebook!
Follow Andy (@holtgreive on Instagram), Josh (@joshflagner on Instagram), and Allan (@allanfee on Instagram) for more cheers and beers!
Follow the show at @3guys3cities on Insta, Twitter, AND Facebook!
The guys are back together again and it's exactly the unhinged reunion we expected. Possibly the best part of the episode is what happens when you watch along with the AI generated takeaways. Not one mention of missionary, though.
* Family dynamics can be challenging and lead to conflicts.
* Emotional connection is important in relationships.
* Social media can cause trouble and should be used cautiously.
* Not being invited to a wedding can be hurtful and create tension.
* The hosts reflect on the episode and express their desire for a different direction for the podcast.
Andy (@holtgreive on Instagram): Andy wasn't invited to Jeff's wedding. (We're not 100% sure who Jeff is).
Josh (@joshflagner on Instagram): Went to Allan's daughter's wedding, damnit!
Allan (@allanfee on Instagram): This is not the podcast Allan wanted.
Follow the show at @3guys3cities on Insta, Twitter, AND Facebook!
Follow Andy (@holtgreive on Instagram), Josh (@joshflagner on Instagram), and Allan (@allanfee on Instagram) for more cheers and beers!
Follow the show at @3guys3cities on Insta, Twitter, AND Facebook!
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Speaker 2:It's a special edition of 3 guys and 3. F***.
Speaker 1:You want a little waka waka? Come on back to the private room. They suck.
Speaker 2:You don't suck any, you really don't. You're just lacking what it takes. 2 guys and 3 cities, alright Away, we go 3 guys and 3 cities. There was almost 2 guys in 2 cities, or 2 guys, 3 guys, 2 cities and 1 guy lost out in space. Are we on? Is this thing on Do?
Speaker 3:you hear me? Yeah, it's on, yes, it's on and we're live, by the way.
Speaker 2:I don't hear me in my headphones. I only hear you guys.
Speaker 3:You don't answer yourself.
Speaker 1:That's all you need to hear. Alan, don't even worry about it.
Speaker 2:Is this one of these things where you're going to humor me like I'm on and then the whole episode I'm not on Because I've had that kind of a day? Is this on?
Speaker 3:Believe me, if it weren't your job to say the first words after the music stops, I would have done that.
Speaker 1:You look like you're in the witness protection program too, Alan. Your face is all blurred out.
Speaker 2:I'm blurry. What do you mean? I look fine on my side. What is this? Maybe, I'm sure you don't look so bad on the live stream. Am I pixelated?
Speaker 1:You look like you've lost some weight.
Speaker 2:Because I'm pixelated. Is that what it is? I look thinner pixelated. Is that what you're trying to tell me over here?
Speaker 1:I don't know, I just call it like I see it.
Speaker 2:A lot of people have asked me why don't you go on hiatus? And I said, well, we needed a break. I understand why I went on hiatus. Good god man, Am I pixelated or no? I look fine. I look mighty fine on my camera.
Speaker 1:You're fine. You've never looked better to me, Alan.
Speaker 3:Wait, we're live.
Speaker 2:Is this because I'm live in my radio studio and the equipment is affecting the equipment?
Speaker 1:The equipment is affecting the equipment and you've done all the things, so I don't know what else it could be. I've got this. Next look, can you see this? I can see it. It makes you look so much more like I can see blurry images of it. So I would imagine that it means that you're around technical things. But dude, you cracked me up, man.
Speaker 2:I tried so hard to get this broken. I literally got off the air. I woke up at 3.45 this morning. I hosted a radio show from 5.30 to 10. I sat in a four hour meeting questioning all of the things and then I came right in studio. I had no time to prep my sport show in the afternoon 3-6 Full strength. I'm ranting and raving about all our sports teams here in Seattle. We had all kinds of issues. I didn't have time to prep the show. The whole thing came out of my ass and now I try to. I literally get off the air. I say be at peace, and then I literally just try to log on to this damn show that we're on and my third show of the day. I'm exhausted and you're telling me I'm pixelated and on my screen I look good. I'm over here wondering why I'm not on TV doing a show. I look good. I can't hear myself right now. Am I yelling? I don't know. I don't know. I'm trying to hear through my headphones. They're like ear muffs. I can only hear you.
Speaker 1:That's all you need to hear, baby. That's all you need to hear.
Speaker 2:So am I pixelated or no?
Speaker 1:Well, I guess it's a matter of perspective. What is pixelated? These? Days, alan, I mean really, truly, it's all good, you look good. You look good. You've done all the things and you look good.
Speaker 2:Not all the things. I seriously I don't know what's happening. You know what? I'm gonna take a screenshot right now.
Speaker 1:Hang on a second and I'll show you what we look like what we all look.
Speaker 2:Good Look, how good we all look.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it's easy for you to look good when you're being recorded locally. If your bandwidth isn't sending a clear picture to the internet, it doesn't matter what you look like locally.
Speaker 2:Isn't that what all the people are saying? I don't have enough bandwidth for this. Isn't that a term? Don't I sound like I know what I'm talking about? There's not enough bandwidth.
Speaker 1:I don't have enough bandwidth. I don't think anyone has ever said you haven't had enough width, Alan, ever.
Speaker 2:Why do you hurt me? I'm over here trying to make this thing work.
Speaker 1:Oh no, you're not. You're trying to make it work, but in some ways you're making it not work.
Speaker 2:You are one podcast listener. Here's the one listener. One listener, and you're welcome, my friend. At least I've got one friend that listens and I don't know what you're bringing to the table. You've got 17 kids. You think one of them could tune in and help our ratings on this thing. We need some hits.
Speaker 3:Does your friend know where the mute button is on your computer?
Speaker 2:So I literally I missed you guys right up until today and I'm thinking to myself I'm like you know what. We need to get the band back together and do this because I missed you in the podcast and all of a sudden, I don't feel that way today. I'm pixelated and I don't have enough bandwidth. This is not good.
Speaker 1:You sound a little hangry. Have you had a chance to get a gnaw in between your shows? You've been busy all day long.
Speaker 2:I know that's all I do. All I do is work. I do a show, I wake up, I go do a show. I go to lunch. I'm late for my show. I get to the show, I'm late for my podcast, and now I'm pixelated After all this. I pixelate and Josh looks like he's an HD over there I can see all his blemishes and over here.
Speaker 3:I am because I paid attention to how this works and figured it out.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Josh did a little show prep. You know, you know what. That's fine, that's fine. I didn't prep any of the shows. I was on today and it shows, and now it's nighttime. I've missed lunch and now I'm missing dinner, so I could be pixelated with you guys.
Speaker 3:No, you'll have dinner tomorrow. You'll be fine.
Speaker 2:All right, how you guys been. Andy, it's been a while. I've talked to Josh. We did the thing without you. It seemed to work last week when you weren't here.
Speaker 1:I Could be. I could be sucking up all your pixels just for myself.
Speaker 2:See that you are. You're sucking up my pixels. Yep, why?
Speaker 1:pickle down.
Speaker 3:The more pixels, the better for Andy I.
Speaker 2:Don't need my head pixelated, it's all the other things.
Speaker 1:Yeah, man.
Speaker 2:Oh my face. I see now to me, I've seen myself and I'm like, oh my gosh, more time on the echelon.
Speaker 3:but what's an echelon is just one of those things where Alan is wealthy and I don't know what he's talking about.
Speaker 1:What's on the echelon?
Speaker 2:Yes, I guess you get on the echelon. That's the other pal at Peloton.
Speaker 1:It's the richer, richer version of the Peloton. There are people that most people do Peloton, the elite do echelon.
Speaker 2:Yes, it works out for me. That's why I'm still fat.
Speaker 3:So it's a thing.
Speaker 2:That's why I've got to do the show pixelated.
Speaker 1:Yeah, well, could be a thing.
Speaker 2:You know, pixelation is slimming. I've always said that yeah.
Speaker 1:All right this is Asian, takes off 10 pounds.
Speaker 2:So this is a hard reset of three guys in three cities Andy, of course, grand Rapids, michigan, josh is in Cleveland, ohio, and I'm in my hometown of Bellingham, washington. I've been kind of doing the back and forth, with Seattle and Bellingham, about a hundred miles apart, and we're trying to get the thing back on and and and we're trying to come up with some kind of a format. Have we agreed that we're gonna have a format tonight, or what are we doing?
Speaker 3:Have you sold the condo yet? Like how's BDR doing? You know?
Speaker 2:I really appreciate you bringing up the condo right now that can't sell in downtown Seattle in one of the worst one of the. This is not a sellers market right now and oh, by the way, christmas is coming, I you know. Hey, do we go buy a million dollar condo or do we go buy gifts for the kids? Yeah, that's kind of where we're at, so that's been a good time.
Speaker 1:A million dollars worth of Christmas gifts. That's a that's a little lavish, don't you think?
Speaker 2:well, Well, my well, you know what I'm saying, you know when.
Speaker 3:Andy, when you and I talk about PJs, we mean pajamas. When fee does it, he's talking about a private jet. Yeah, oh.
Speaker 2:Really, oh really, I can't even afford to be not pixelized. I'm over here using the station's equipment to do this broadcast.
Speaker 1:And.
Speaker 2:I can't even hear myself. I mean, I don't even know what's happening right now. You can tell me I'm the guy that's, the wealthy guy in the show, really that look.
Speaker 3:That station doesn't have. You can't see a Camera somewhere with an HDMI cable hanging out of it?
Speaker 2:Where would I plug it into my headphones?
Speaker 1:I mean what don't even go there.
Speaker 2:I. I'll tell you where you can plug that cord into. That's nice. You know what it's. The holidays are coming. You know what? Thanks again for missing my birthday this past week. I appreciate that, guys, and.
Speaker 1:I wish you happy birthday and didn't have your social media Counts right. Does that count, yeah?
Speaker 2:Oh, with a little like hey, thumbs up, it's your birthday, you can take your thumb up. Your ass is what you can do. How did I get angry all of a sudden? Did we like those words?
Speaker 3:Can we be a bad or?
Speaker 1:No, I'm gonna leave that in.
Speaker 3:I'm gonna take a picture, though, because right above your face it's there's. I have a little message that says actual recording is higher quality.
Speaker 2:So that's great. That's great, so that last week we did the test without Andy. Is this just another test podcast and we'll do the real one next week?
Speaker 3:Is that I mean we're live. I put, I tweeted the link.
Speaker 2:I sent you guys the link are people watching this live right now?
Speaker 3:Well, no, we don't have any viewers if.
Speaker 1:People wanted to watch right now because they had nothing else better to do. Then they would see us talking live.
Speaker 3:Maybe if you text that link to Ray, somebody watch you've dialed into my only fans.
Speaker 2:That's why I'm pixelated. Yeah that's nice.
Speaker 3:That's nice.
Speaker 2:Well, so welcome to the podcast. Today. We've got content, isn't that right? We're gonna do content over, have the content be how to set up a podcast and hit reset and what do you?
Speaker 3:I would have to be on that one alone. We're. We're I mean we're 11 and a half minutes in so far and Alan couldn't get logged in. Andy's wearing a snuggie on camera and my five-year-old had to pee like as soon as we started, so I had to go get her out of bed. So we're off to a roaring start.
Speaker 2:I'm glad you brought up having to pee. Let me tell you how this goes. I host a three-hour sports show and I literally hosted that. I thought I need time to pee. I'll just log on and have the guys see that I'm here and I'll come back at 6.02. I spent all this time trying to log on. I finally log on I really need to pee, and now I can't hear, and so then I have to make my headphones work and log back. I just need to pee. And now I'm jacked up, I'm pixelated and I need to pee.
Speaker 3:That's right this podcast you sent us a text. That's that you were very excited. It contained exclamation points I'll be there at 9 0, 5 and then. And then you hit send and Then one minute later you said we'll log in early, and I knew it was a lie.
Speaker 2:I what do you mean? Did you get the text late? I think you were going to log in early. I was logging in early.
Speaker 3:And then, 10 minutes later, when we got your headphones to work, when you found the unmute button, you know. All right. So, Alan, you're the professional radio guy.
Speaker 2:Am I.
Speaker 3:Well, take us somewhere. Here's the pressure.
Speaker 2:Well, and here's the thing, guys, great to have you back. Dear friends, honored to be here. I know that you know we've already had Thanksgiving, but a chance to reflect here for just a minute, since I had a birthday that you guys didn't reach out about. Grateful for you, grateful for the opportunity to podcast. Feeling blessed, so glad, I gave Josh my credit card and said just get us on this podcast up and rolling Me too. I'm glad the guy who gives up his credit card is pixelated. No one can see him. He probably just cut me out of this and rebranded the guys in two cities.
Speaker 2:I don't know what's wrong with my cut. I'm on my company's laptop computer. This is a professional broadcast operation based in Michigan, and so I don't know what the problem is.
Speaker 3:I don't know, maybe call your boss.
Speaker 2:Hi I'm using the station's equipment for a podcast that makes no sense about anything and I pixelated.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I love it.
Speaker 2:Half the podcast is about how I need it to pee. That's really good.
Speaker 3:Well, that's really good, you're telling me you don't talk about needing to pee on your actual pot, on your actual show.
Speaker 1:You have to write like how the boat? No, no no no.
Speaker 3:What three hours to fill, just talking about sports, like half of it has to be.
Speaker 2:Here's the thing. You can't really describe a bodily function on the air like that. It's frowned upon by the Federal Communications Commission. Oh no, it's not Really.
Speaker 3:It might be found upon by your bosses.
Speaker 2:We can't even say the name of the TV show, with a creek up with all those Canadians that are very funny.
Speaker 3:Well, that makes sense, does it, though? It is a swear word. You can say it here, but it's spelled with a C, h. See, wait, it's on your company computer, so can you say shit.
Speaker 2:Well, we just did, it's been you know what I did. I'll have more time for the podcast. Remember, during the pandemic, I wasn't working. I was between shows. Yeah, plenty of time for the podcast. Then you know what? Let's just take care of it right now. Just knock out two shows right here and now we'll become podcasters. We'll find a revenue stream. I don't know what that stream is. Speaking of streams, I still need to pee.
Speaker 1:We talk with.
Speaker 3:Alan V. Are you? Are you going to leave? Are you going to do it?
Speaker 1:Do what Go pee.
Speaker 2:I should pee in my coffee mug. I'm pixelated, why not?
Speaker 3:No, no, no, no. The actual recording is higher quality. I don't know if I said that to you, but don't take anything out on camera, okay.
Speaker 1:Yeah, pixelated or not, we'd still have a hard time seeing it. What'd you know?
Speaker 3:So, andy, you would be bigger if he spent more time on his echelon. Honestly, yeah that's great.
Speaker 2:It's just great to hear that. So things are going well for you guys. Now that we're all reconvening here, andy, the family is still there. You're still together as a family unit.
Speaker 1:We are. We are down one. My son is now officially in college. That was a thing. It's good.
Speaker 2:It's a good thing. How do you have a son in college? See, here's the problem I have right now. I want to take a shot at you, but I got to go. You're a hell of a dad and you've got a kid in college. I can't believe that. Look how good you're looking, how vibrant you are for having a kid in college. Good for you.
Speaker 1:And I've got one lined up for next year. I just figured it out. I'm going to have kids, I'm going to be paying college tuition for the next nine years, and then there will be about a five year break and then I will pay more college after that. So yeah, that's just the way it goes.
Speaker 2:When our one daughter was born, we started a college fund. So it's been handled for years. But I got to tell you the one thing you know what, josh? You know it's funny you make fun of that. I was working in this small town and I started that early and it worked. If there was a younger person listening right now I say, starting to whether you think you have money or not, because it was not like we were wealthy doing that, it was one of those. I mean, I was making a whole lot of nothing and we did that. But the point I was going to make to you, isn't it crazy? Look at Josh over here. He's got two beautiful daughters. He's going to wake up in about five minutes and all of a sudden, god, kids of school, what the hell? I'm an empty nester. It is the craziest thing and thank God you've got plenty so you can kind of wean your way off of having kids in the house.
Speaker 2:For us it was we've got a daughter, got a daughter, got a daughter. 10 minutes later I'm handing. Remember the wedding you guys were in at.
Speaker 3:No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I was.
Speaker 2:I was talking specifically to Andy. I'll get to my compliments for you in a second, so so so, and we got great pictures today. I've got a great picture of you and I at that wedding. Pretty awesome, pretty awesome. But but, andy, back to you skipping the wedding. At that wedding the craziest thing I was just talking about this in all sincerity my daughter. When you hand off your daughter to the guy she's marrying, be an adult man. I've lived a little bit All right. You know, I got a daughter now off at college and then she's married off and she's now a Counselor. I gotta tell you it's such a weird thing to hand off your daughter to a 22 year old kid and now he's the guy.
Speaker 2:Yeah you're literally in the middle of that ceremony. I went into that ceremony hey, we're paying for this wedding. I'm the guy. Hey, the king is here. And this prince said alright, tubby, get out of the way. See this young guy. He's the man. Now You're out. I'm like, wait what? Yeah, you're Prince Charles, bye and it's over. Wait what? And that's what it's like. And all of a sudden, no kid at home, no little. Hey, where's my daughter when I call? I have to. I have to talk to both of them.
Speaker 1:I mean, it's terrible, it's terrible until the grand babies come, and then you will be.
Speaker 2:See that all sounds cute and fine, till you start thinking about the process that takes. And then I think of my little angel from heaven being violated by her 22 year old husband.
Speaker 3:Think about how much how young he is and how much energy he has yeah.
Speaker 1:Do you think they prefer doggy style or missionary Allen?
Speaker 2:You know we're live. Right, you know we're live.
Speaker 1:You kind of opened it up. I'm just saying I didn't open anything up, I was closing it.
Speaker 2:I was gonna start talking about storks. I I don't know where you're going with this. I Chalk maybe they're nice charitable people. They're gonna adopt some kids from some other country. I don't know what you're saying over there.
Speaker 1:Well, I don't want to have to tell you how kids are Coming to the world. I've got four of them, so I can't tell you with some great detail how it all happens.
Speaker 3:I mean great detail. All right, go ahead, I'm here we.
Speaker 2:It's no wonder we're pixelated. It's no. How did this turn into only fans? This is not I signed up for.
Speaker 1:Members only you have to pay for. You have to pay for the subscription to get this kind of content. Wait a minute. Did I give my credit card?
Speaker 2:to Josh so he can set up an only fans page and we're on it now. Yeah, are we on a podcast?
Speaker 1:I thought we were on a Riverside podcast is what are we on right now?
Speaker 3:I'm paying for this as soon as I figure out how to control your cameras. Buddy, it's gonna be a feed, feed, all feed, fees, feed. This is not even right. This is so not right.
Speaker 2:So, Josh, how's your family doing? You know, you know it's so funny here's what's gonna happen?
Speaker 2:I know how this podcast is gonna go, where Josh is gonna All right, guys, gotta go, gotta jump, and he's gonna go parent, great. Hey, I'm gonna write some notes and then I'm gonna see the notes on the podcast Alan and the boys, and then Andy and Josh talk about family and and children and grandchildren and and it's gonna be great and they've got plenty of fans. In fact, only fans Can get this great content. That's what the log notes are gonna say, and then people gonna click on this and go wait, I thought this is about family and Alan's kid was gonna maybe have a grandchild or something. What happened? Oh, oh, she's a missionary. It's a missionary. Okay, I get it. I can see how these log notes are gonna be very misleading.
Speaker 1:It's gonna be very misleading. Oh, I had a live speaking of log notes. How well do you know your son in law?
Speaker 2:Josh, how is your family? Have you gone camping lately?
Speaker 1:Have you pitched a tent lately, josh?
Speaker 3:No, but I know this is so not right, believe me, on the live stream we could see how uncomfortable you are.
Speaker 2:Good, as long as they know that I wasn't liking this at all. I Can't even. The funny thing is, I think I'm yelling, but I have earmuffs on. They're not picking me up. I can only hear you guys, and so I'm yelling because I can't hear myself talk.
Speaker 3:Now you Fine, that's radio works.
Speaker 2:This is not how radio works. The FCC would have broken down the door by now. This is a whole different thing.
Speaker 3:All right, I'm Minutes left guys.
Speaker 2:We do? We have to drop a full 30? You, you can't just fill with some music or something. Andy, can you sing one of your domestic problem songs?
Speaker 3:It's not the length of the podcast, you know.
Speaker 1:It's the motion of the ocean. It's how much you stuff in it.
Speaker 2:Wait a minute. Are you drinking Christmas ale over there? Is that what this is? Is that what this is? Yeah, okay, I'm starting to, andy. Are you drinking over there? Is that what this is?
Speaker 1:No, I'm not drinking.
Speaker 2:I just got off a long day of work.
Speaker 3:Andy's high on life.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'm just high on life.
Speaker 3:He's excited anytime he can talk about someone else's daughters having sex.
Speaker 1:Although I do. Whenever I say those comments, I do think, like I've got three daughters. That shit's going to come back to me Carmically. It's going to come back and I'm going to have to, like you know, listen to Alan talk trash.
Speaker 2:I would never talk poorly about another man's daughters.
Speaker 1:I didn't talk poorly about your daughter. You kind of opened up the whole thing there.
Speaker 3:Wait a minute. You know that every woman is another man's daughter at some point, right? Because we've had a lot of conversations that might bring that comment into question.
Speaker 2:When it's your daughter, you listen here. Dad of young daughters, your day's coming, oh I'm. I'm here for it.
Speaker 3:Look, look. It's awful as I am, Like just as debauched as my life had been from I don't know zero to 25 years old, I am fully ready to be horrified by everything that happens for the entire rest of my life, and I'm just going to drink and laugh.
Speaker 1:When you say horrified, do you spell that with a WH Poor, I do now. Okay, I do. Well, that was a good test. Run fellas.
Speaker 2:It really was. It was successful.
Speaker 1:This is Our objective is to talk about nothing. I think we nailed it.
Speaker 3:We did want to talk about stuff, but Alan never got us there. He got all distracted.
Speaker 2:I like how I take a full frontal from both of you and I'm supposed to guide us into a thing. I guided a straight in.
Speaker 1:Speaking of full frontals. When's your daughter and her son coming for Christmas?
Speaker 2:I miss the old Andy that used to sing about Sesame Street characters Ernie and Bird children. And you were, andy. When I first knew you I thought you were a heartbeat away from hosting a children's show and I thought that's great. And when you started driving a school bus I thought you know what Andy's going to turn a corner. This frat boy in a band mentality he's going to grow up.
Speaker 2:He married a very sensible woman. I don't know how you're getting away with this. I don't know how it's working for you. My wife thinks you're a saint. Oh my God, that Andy's so great. Alan, why are you so hard on people? What See? I don't know how. Josh is so nice, josh is always.
Speaker 1:He's going to be a bit hard. I'm wondering what's your son-in-law's name again?
Speaker 2:So bad, so bad. Oh my God.
Speaker 3:You would know his name if you had shown up to the wedding.
Speaker 1:I probably wouldn't be making all these wisecracks. I would have more of an emotional connection to him.
Speaker 2:Just seeing the cracks. Okay, oh.
Speaker 1:Alan, I think you crossed the line on that one.
Speaker 2:Oh, I really don't.
Speaker 3:Yes, you did. This is your daughter man. That's your daughter dude, have some respect.
Speaker 1:Wow, you're angel from heaven talking about foreshame.
Speaker 2:Josh, how long is the bumper music out? Because we're coming up to that 27 minute threshold here. If we drop a little bumper on this speaking of bumping, but if you could maybe just drop a little bumper action on this, we could call it a show.
Speaker 3:I don't know if we're going to be able to get any good social clips out of this. No social.
Speaker 2:No social, I want no social, there's no social.
Speaker 1:There's no social. There's no social, there's no social.
Speaker 2:You can't put anything up there like that about the content, because I'm already in enough trouble in that area right now. I just know.
Speaker 3:Wait, wait, wait, wait. How are you in trouble in that area before this?
Speaker 2:Wait a minute.
Speaker 3:What have you done? Did you leave? What have you done?
Speaker 2:Now, if Andy showed up to the wedding, I would have spent more time with him and I wouldn't have been with the family in Detroit being the odd man out. I'm considered the problem when it comes to my daughter and her husband and then the wife. So when it comes to me having any opinions about the situation, it doesn't go well and I get ISOed, I get completely ISOed, and all of a sudden I'm over here and they're over here, and so we've had some words. It was a rough trip to Detroit, which is by if Andy came to the wedding that he should have been at and it wasn't my daughter's wedding, it was our mutual friend Jeff's wedding for his daughter, and so another daughter.
Speaker 3:Does Jeff listen to this?
Speaker 1:podcast. I wasn't invited to her wedding. You weren't invited to that wedding. No, oh.
Speaker 2:I thought you were going to sing at the wedding.
Speaker 1:No, I don't think I've never. I don't. I mean not that I'm aware of. I like Jeff.
Speaker 2:I like it. Oh man, oh, all of a sudden we're live. What is social this at?
Speaker 1:domestic problems.
Speaker 2:At domestic problems, at Jeff, at whoever else you were invited to the wedding, why were you not invited to that wedding?
Speaker 1:I don't know.
Speaker 3:Ask.
Speaker 1:Jeff, he probably figured he whole creep won't come anyways, why invite him?
Speaker 2:Hey, wait, can't we have kids.
Speaker 3:Look at how many kids you have. He knows that's not true.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they couldn't afford all 17 plates. They'd have to get three more tables. It was a pretty tight. It was at a distillery too, in downtown Detroit this is an awful.
Speaker 3:This is awful episode.
Speaker 2:This is a terrible episode. This is the worst cutting room floor.
Speaker 1:Wait, this is a good. Maybe this is very, you know, fitting of how we come back.
Speaker 2:You know the very first one I was going to call it a dry run, but I didn't want to open myself up on that one.
Speaker 3:You about this.
Speaker 2:Ew Yuck, why did you? We're grown men, we're parents and this is the podcast we're throwing out there.
Speaker 3:Really, because we can't be this person upstairs.
Speaker 2:I don't want to be this person. I don't want to be this person. I'm not this person. I don't want to be this person. This is not the pod that I want. I can't even hear.
Speaker 1:That's what she said. Join us again next time.
Speaker 2:We're just at the 30 minute mark. He's Andy Holtgrave.
Speaker 1:Sorry, he's Josh.
Speaker 2:Flagner yeah, that's him. You want me to hit it?
Speaker 3:I'll hit it, you ready. I don't want you to hit it. That was the whole point of the podcast.
Speaker 2:I don't want you to hit it. That's what she said. Hit the music, we're out, goodbye.
Speaker 3:You can't just say bye, we have to say something until the music starts. All right.
Speaker 2:It's been a pleasure. That's Andy. The chicks are on the walls.
Speaker 3:I'm rolling 12 pound balls. Your daddy's holding them, so you guys have feet or no? I fucked that.