The D.A.W.G.Z. have transitioned to B.R.O.Z. for the week and have been horsing around down at the beach. Beers, vape pens, microdosers, paddle ball, skim boarding, HARD seltzers and everything. God bless you dudes and keep it tight. The love is real. Don't for a second trick yourself into thinking it's not. Also...please keep in mind that the universe (according to science even) is comprised of indestructible, eternal energy. You, my friend, are also made of that same energy. Don't ever forget that.
The hosts discuss their feelings of attraction towards a pool boy while recording their podcast at a hideaway near the shore. They also talk about how beaches, hotels, and airports can create a heightened sense of sexuality.
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The speaker talks about how he would join the army, get fat after leaving it, and could switch back to being an "army man." He mentions that he later had a medical issue with his heart.
The speaker shared a story of how he was scared by a beach sheriff who tried to intimidate him while he was swimming, but he got away with just a warning. He also talked about how he gets pleasure from being nice to police officers.
The speaker describes an encounter with a police officer while swimming and how the officer could determine the speaker's tactical training based on their movements in the water.
The speaker shares his experience of being high at a grocery store with his friends and how they interacted with each other and the surroundings.
The hot tub at the Airbnb wasn't working, so the person messaged the owner to have it fixed and managed to get it up and running by themselves.
The speaker reflects on a time when they were being loud and obnoxious, realizing how they came across to others. They recall being called out for it but brushing it off as they were in a heightened emotional state.
The speaker discusses the harmful effects of using the word "gay" as an insult, touching upon the dangers of ignoring or suppressing one's true sexual orientation.
The speaker talks about being in a wave pool with seven other guys, joking about what women may be doing while they're away. He talks about watching pornography and how he likes seeing girls cheat on their boyfriends.
The speaker is impressed by the ability to bite off the top of a seltzer and drank 20 of them. The lack of ability to get in the ocean has been affecting the speaker's mood.
The speaker shares their personal experience with anxiety and how it led them to consider a career change as a coping mechanism.
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The speaker mentions that Islam is ranked low in the level of consciousness or message power among the world religions. He further adds that Muslims are cool, but rallying the country towards Muslims won't work. Additionally, he talks about a technique to determine the truth of statements by holding out your arm.
The speaker talks about how in the future people will ask if you do social media like an anachronism, and describes the current level of social media as being on par with an eighth-graders' level of understanding.
A discussion about how people have the ability to tap into insecurities and use them for their benefit.
The speaker talks about a mysterious Hindu mystic who is known for a phenomenon called the "Emerald Flash", surrounded by guys while some of them try to break into the house of another man who hasn't talked in a year.
In this podcast snippet, the speakers discuss their strange compulsions such as drinking hot sauce and their tendencies to finish all the food they buy. They also touch on the differences between using language to describe reality versus simply experiencing it.
Two people talk about their childhood toys and how they used to build things like the Millennium Falcon. Additionally, one person mentions how their grandma bought them all Furbies for Easter.
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The host talks about the popular trends kids are into such as Furby's and bronze slammers.
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The speaker talks about how he handles his finances by relying on his wife and not keeping track of his spending, leading to occasional check-ins to assess their financial situation.
The episode discusses recent incidents of bear attacks in areas where they hadn't been seen for decades as well as the risk of getting lost in the woods and the emotional toll it takes on survivors and their families.
This episode discusses how publicly supporting Trump can lead to financial gain and even opportunities to meet the president. The speaker also highlights a recent example of a man who gained popularity by expressing his love for Jewish people and supporting Trump.
The podcast touches on racial bias in basketball and how it affects people's perception of the sport. They also discuss personal tragedy and how it affects families.
The speaker talks about skimboarding with his friends at the beach and giving advice on how to do it properly.
A person decides to drink a different brand of alcohol despite peer pressure to drink the popular High Noon brand during a social gathering late at night.
A conversation about the tragic story of a woman who was named the most beautiful and powerful woman of the year, but then ended up in a fatal car accident. However, this fact was ignored to fit the narrative.