Nateland | Ep

[@johnledyard2320]

Spit out my coffee when Nate pronounced envious after the mischievous talk. This dude is too good. Also, I feel like Aaron is to this podcast as laugh tracks are to old sitcoms. Aaron is funny on his own, but he’s the only one who truly laughs at jokes likes he’s one of us at home. When Aaron laughs I laugh!

[@kvisa82]

Aaron immediately giggling like a misbehaving 3 yr old while Dusty does ad reads may be my favorite regular occurrence on the pod. 😆

[@ChadRiden]

(It's funny because Dusty doesn't believe vitamins are real)

[@thrift5]

Aaron and dusty reminds me of when you're in school and are not supposed to laugh and it makes everything way funnier with their antics during ad reads

[@abbytilford3252]

watching dusty hold back giving a full theological dissertation in response to the witch comment was impressive. I could feel the effort he was exerting

[@G35Jeff]

Amazingly, they managed to know less about the World Cup and soccer than they did about physics. I love these guys!!

[@PrideRock92]

Ugh… strapping in… lol

[@the_real_opacus]

During the comments reading segment, Nate's comeback to the "mischievous" prononciation with his re-prononciation of envious to envous had me laughing so hard.

[@veronicam.3212]

“We don’t speak to the moon” 🤣, every week i love dusty even more! Always great listening to you all! Happy Thanksgiving!

[@CamRom____]

Nate I feel your pain with the refilled Fiji water bottle. My wife would also not change a thing if we won a billion dollars. In 15 years she has never given me a whole paper towel. She takes one off the roll, tears it in half (or smaller), and gives me that. If she uses one just to dry a clean dish, she hangs it to dry. I love that she’s not into material things…and I get it, neither of us grew up with money…but for the love of God, can I get more than a post-it note when I’m eating hot wings??

[@kathycourtney9380]

😂

[@caleblee9532]

I was at Dusty's show at Zanies last night and he killied it! Nate suprised the crowd and his set was great, as always. I'm pretty sure Nate saw my Nateland sweatshirt and pointed to me as he was walking off stage. To cap it all off, we got to meet Dusty and Breaksfast after the show. Everyone was so kind and fun to talk to. Keep up the good work, fellas!

[@BlackBoyLost92]

That "you have 24 hours" bit actually had me in tears. Nate's deadpan tone is perfect

[@mckenziescow7442]

Out of all of the unimportant podcasts, the nateland podcast is the most important ❤️. Love and look forward to it each week.

[@juliecoop]

My favorite jokes of Bear-Brian's are his self-deprecating ones. I can't even, when he riffs off of some slam one of the guys hands his way, taking it even further. Hilarious! And so much grace in that. I think the ability to laugh at oneself is a talent I hope I can develop. BTW, I think most of us call him by a nickname as a way of recognizing him. Love all these guys.

[@JaredMorris-ep1qf]

I hope that one day I can experience the pure joy that Aaron exhibits during Dusty Slay Ad reads

[@williamgaleano4392]

"Two dudes one cup" made me laugh more than it should. I could tell Aaron got it.

[@rhonda29wade]

I heard the guy in the back laugh too. I never laugh out loud… But that really got me.

[@nathanielwiens]

"That's unfortunate" hahaha!! I'm a couple years older than Aaron and this is 100% what he meant when talking about childhood innocence being obliterated in a post-9/11-internet-fueled world a few episodes back.

[@bcemergingscholars]

You guys are so fun. Please, please do a Canada episode with Dusty’s wife. I have so very many questions for her.

[@travisfoley4923]

What kills me is how you were actually on a Netflix show and Aaron, even though he's right there 6 feet away week after week, finds out like the rest of us actually watching Somebody Feed Phil. Just another day on the pod.... and why I tune in every week! Keep it up guys!

[@rayannez6228]

Thank you, Aaron, for starting out the podcast trying not to laugh when Dusty reads his ad. For some reason I find this so doggone funny. You’re all terrific and I look forward to this podcast every week. Hey Bear!

[@reynacamps6221]

Hey guys, I’m an American living in Qatar. Been here since 2018. Loooove Nate and looooove this podcast. Ive watched Tennessee Kid about 6 times because every time I had guests I would force them to watch. I almost commented on the Physics episode because as much as I hate physics I think watching you guys try to explain it was even more challenging than learning it in school. I had to jump in on this Qatar one though because Qatar is a pretty cooler place and there is so much incorrect stuff floating around on the internet about it. Alcohol is available here, and has been for at least the last decade, it’s just not sold as wildly. So if you want it you either buy at hotel bars or you get a liquor permit to buy from the distribution center. Additional alcohol outlets have been set up just for the World Cup. The last minute change they made was to not allow alcohol to be sold in the Stadiums themselves. Women can sun bathe at hotel beaches and even the beach front neighborhood I live in called The Pearl. Finally, Qatar spent $220B on not just stadiums but general infrastructure (like road expansions and a metro system) and while those things support the World Cup they weren’t built exclusively for the World Cup, so it’s not exactly fair that folks keep posting that figure and comparing it to other countries’ direct expenditure on the World Cup. Qatar has quite a few strict laws on the booms that aren’t actually enforced. It’s pretty amazing living here. Nice people and sooooooo safe! Nate you could come do a show here!! Dusty’s comment about not enjoying soccer when not drunk was hilarious but legit probably true for a lot of fans 😂

[@reynacamps6221]

Also the leader of Qatar is called an emir (pronounced ‘em-meer’), not a king. Lol.

[@mikenugent6842]

They also forgot to mention all the migrants that died in modern slavery-like conditions building all of the Qatar World Cup stadiums and infrastructure

[@paulm.e.mueller2903]

The Brian winning the lottery and acting like Count of Monte Cristo storyline is fantastic. I'd like to see rich, vindictive, monocled Brian go on all sorts of adventures. The basketball player could get Brian's autograph, he could freely wear a Coca-Cola or New Kids on the Block shirts, and he would track down the girl who said he was worried to finally prove to her (and himself) that he really is a cool guy. I'll go proofread this now.

[@tombauermusic]

Watching the gears turn as Nate tries formulating an idea is always my favorite part. He’ll start about 5 different sentences with partial sentiments of what he’s trying to say, but doesn’t have the language skills to do so in one cohesive sentence. Ultimately Nate ends up backing out of the statement completely and hopes we can piece together his thoughts ourselves.

[@CalebDolan33]

Hello folks. I’m a Junior in Highschool and listen to the podcast every week. I’m listening to the podcast in class in the morning and I go to drink the rest of my cereal milk when I hear Nate say “spoilers” as a response to the Harry Potter book comment. I instantly lost and I sprayed Luke warm milk out my mouth onto the back of the kid sitting in front of me. This lead to the explanation on why I just launched my milk all over this kid I’ve never talked to in my life before. I had to show them the podcast and now everyone in my class is listening. Keep up the hilarious content. Love the podcast.

[@miltonmahdi]

Coming from Europe, this episode was super fun to watch. It always amazed me how little people from the States cared about football, but i guess its the same the other way around. The mistakes made were horrendous don't get me wrong, but you guys either figured them out or simply moved on, exactly what we love about the podcast. On the other hand when some of you mentioned something right i was getting super excited and feeling happy for you. I love how for many Americans, it looks like it took a guy headbutting someone on the chest to think football it's interesting. P.S that game was not only a final, it was Zidane's final competitive match, he scored France's goal. Greetings from Cyprus

[@vincentthetexan]

It feels like we need an episode on witches and or witchcraft now. Something tells me Dusty might have a lot to say about this. Wizard of Oz, Salem, Scarlett Witch, Harry Potter, Hocus Pocus, Sabrina, Bewitched, Ursula, The Crucible, and a few more. Just to name a few. Need to know more about his time seeing Wicked as well haha! Keep up the good work boys!

[@RobertVinnyLombardi]

Hello Folks! I’ve really enjoyed all episodes since the very first one. It just never gets old. Especially when Nate struggles to say a name or a word like ‘arbitrary’ and looks up from his page to the rest of the panel for help like a vulnerable toddler reading his first book. Bless his heart, it’s just precious. Keep it up! Love ya’ll.

[@davidsullivan3027]

Love how this is still an “educational” podcast. That’d be like categorizing Seinfeld as a documentary series. Nate is obviously Jerry leading the crew having to deal with the craziness of his friends, Dusty is 100% Cosmo with the conspiracy/they’re out to get you theories, Aaron is Elaine high IQ with a logical train of thought and a sneaky temper, and Biff is Biff, no explanation needed! Can’t wait until every Wednesday morning for the drive to work that I get to listen to the crew! Much love to y’all and keep up the amazing work!

[@irisovalle7525]

God this is the most Average American episode yet. I love it. Greetings from Colombia (The Country). Keep it going Folks!

[@donthompson9752]

Well, y’all nailed it. You managed to make this episode as dull as an actual soccer match! High point, Brian calling Dusty a “scab” for having a Clear card at Conspiracy meeting. And Aaron snickering during Dusty’s read.Hey Brian ! We now know that you read all of these.

[@dustinconway]

I can agree with Dusty that Wicked is a fantastic play. When I was 15, my family and I went to New York for Christmas. I, unfortunately, came down with strep throat and was painfully sick throughout the trip. On Christmas day, we had a full day of events: seeing a Knicks game, the Rockettes, and ending the night with Wicked. I managed to make it through the Knicks game, but the worst part is that even though we were front-row center for the Rockettes, I managed to sleep during the entire show. I begged my parents to let me skip Wicked, go back to the hotel, and sleep. I am glad they did not let me because the second the show began, I sat up in my seat and forgot I was sick for the entirety of the show. I am unsure if it was the spells or the outstanding performances, but Wicked saved my Christmas.

[@beccaa5086]

I have always fast forwarded through ads but knowing that Aaron can't contain himself through Dusty's readings had me watching today as Dusty read his athletic greens ad and .... I was not disappointed

[@josharthurs6566]

I don’t care about soccer or the World Cup, but I realize I could listen to these guys talk about almost anything and genuinely enjoy it. Great job on the podcast, to the whole team! 👏👏👏👏

[@torinschonta2042]

Dusty, the same happened to me with Clear. I was flying to Florida to surprise my girlfriend with a proposal and understandably did not want to miss my flight. The Clear guy asked if I wanted to sign up and the next thing I knew my eyes were being scanned. I regretted having done it but hearing that someone with such quality, refined paranoia as yourself got suckered into it too legitimately makes me feel better about it!

[@zackjames6446]

Watching Aaron rolling with laughter as Dusty reads an athletic greens commercial reminds me of watching Norm Macdonald try to sell 'The Man Grate'

[@danielludwig4376]

WOW! This actually made it to air! What a thrill, thank you! Thought I’d provide a follow up to your critique. In regards to the “blades of grass” comment… The reason the range of answers is so wide is because the number of blades of grass in a square inch vary quite a bit. The way students are successful with estimating the number of blades of grass is by counting blades within a square inch which usually range from 25-60 blades. Even on turf fields there is some variability as blades get blown out or ripped out all the time. Students then figure out the number of square inches on a football field to get their final answer, resulting in what seems like a wide range out outcomes (200-500 million). Finally, I’ll start taking your recommendation by having students attempt to “find” the winning blade of grass, I’ll put a piece of scotch tape on it or something. Shoot, I could probably let the students search for it all period and they wouldn’t find it… again, hitting home the fact that spending money on power ball tickets is a bad idea LOL. Love you guys, Dan Ludwig

[@Bette_Fontenot]

Brainiac reading every comment - I just picture a clock on the wall showing it's 3am, the room lit only by the harsh glow of a cell phone screen while he sits there at his kitchen table, unblinking, as his eyes take in every word. He expels a maniacal laugh as he imagines the way Nate would pronounce "maniacal."

[@nicoletchidester]

the great thing about this podcast is even if the topic is something i don’t care about, it’s guaranteed that you guys will spend at least 85% off the time talking about stuff totally unrelated to the topic 😂😂

[@jasonfeller3436]

Dusty mentioned southerners adding syllables to words. When we got married my wife's stepsister, a Trussville Alabama native with a thick Alabama accent, sent us a gift card to a hardware store. Her note said, "This is to help build your poarch". I laughed so hard thinking about how this happened. She must have gotten to the word porch, wasn't sure how to spell it, so tried to do it phonetically. "Po-arch"...Poarch.

[@scarlettnahas8127]

Aaron, Bedtime, Dusty, and Nate (In alphabetical order!) can literally lull me to sleep, or keep me wide awake when I’m on a long drive for work. They talk about football, something I should understand having dated a football player, yet they all collectively put me to shame! You guys know your stuff. It makes me believe in the “educational” tag for your podcast! Keep on doing what you’re doing! Hey, bear!

[@brandonconrad56]

I saw the title and was happy they are talking about the sport and event I love the most, but extremely apprehensive about all the mistakes I knew they would make. You didn't let me down. Mistakes a plenty, but most were corrected semi-quickly, except name pronunciations, many butchered and not corrected. Thanks for the laughs and frustration all in one!

[@tylerlynch2796]

Watching Aaron crack up at dusty ad reads is funny

[@gregschober134]

"Balloon Dior" had me crying...... LOL

[@timharris8692]

Hello Folks and Hey Bear

[@jacehurt7825]

My dad listens to you guys when he tries to go to sleep he find your voices really calming.

[@Iwasbornin74]

Dusty says "the dude talks to snakes" to support why you shouldn't read Harry Potter but forgets that Genesis 3:1-5 is a conversation between Eve and a snake.

[@StatGuy09]

The 250k is a standard fine for the "inability to control your fans". Unfortunately there isn't a degree of rushing the field. It's similar to how they changed the face mask penalty to 15 yards regardless of the severity.

[@JacobDuncan24]

When dusty started the ad read for athletic greens @ 58:15 it was so loud it made when jump causing me to almost get into a car accident. I'm still here for it, nateland is worth the risk of getting into a head on collision going 60mph.

[@livewiiiiire]

2:06:03 I don't know how long Breakfast was holding on to that one, but I had to rewatch several times it was so funny. I look forward to not learning about every topic, thanks for the laughs, y'all.

[@aarongrace2376]

It’s absolutely amazing that Dusty will mute his TV during a witches spell on TV but let’s his toddler watch Cocomelon

[@peacefulpaul]

Of all the funny things that have been said on this podcast, describing the world cup group stage as "like the AFC South" is right up there

[@Maximum_Goodness]

I coached my daughter’s soccer team this year and toward the end of the season I decided to use the last 15 minutes to have all of them try to score on me to force team work with the ball. The very last practice How the turn tables and I put all of them on defense and felt like a professional in the World Cup. Who knew playing against a bunch of 8 and 9 year olds would make me feel so good. Also, most parents just dropped off all season but once I started doing this they started staying to watch me play against all these little kids. Fun all around.

[@jackgray173]

Hey Bear!! Huge fan of the podcast.. interestingly enough my first comment was on the comments sode wink wink..I bought tickets to watch Nate in Jonesboro in January cant wait huge fan of Dusty Aaron and Baked beans keep up the good work guys!!

[@stephensircy4136]

Brian - "Two weeks ago, I thought Tennessee would beat us by 50." 😂😂😂Brian is nostradamus

[@billbridgeforth]

You guys didn’t even mention the best part about watching soccer - no commercials! They play an entire half without stopping. It’s hard to go back to football and see the same ads every five minutes.

[@jonathonblom]

I had a 15 hour flight to the Philippines for a mission trip once, then a 10 hour layover, then a 25 minute flight to our destination that was on a different island. What’s funny is they still fed us on the 25 minute flight😂

[@jordanneuman3764]

You guys are completely spot on with your analysis that soccer viewers would be infuriated by this episode. Being a soccer player and fan all my life, it was very hard to listen to, but I enjoyed it nonetheless. I’m glad you introduced the beautiful game to the Nateland folks.

[@PrideRock92]

“Wheres Messi from?” “Italy right?” Almost died. Lol

[@jordanneuman3764]

@@PrideRock92 Literally 😫😂

[@Nash_Nismo]

Speaking of soccer movies, there’s a pretty solid, older movie called Goal, which follows an unknown local talent that gets discovered by a pro scout and ends up playing in Europe…a feel good story with ups and downs.

[@DumblesDoor]

Good Lawd did Bento Box make a two girls one cup reference?! 😮😂😂😂

[@stevenpyron3406]

Heyyyy Bear! I want to see Dusty as a super hero. Now that I've typed that out, I feel pretty weird but whatever, Super Dusty would be pretty freakin' cool. P.S. Dusty's wife's soccer team is totally a movie...Little Giants! The "Annexation of Puerto Rico" is the greatest play in the history of football.

[@prestonmay8688]

Same thing just happened to me at Newark Airport! I was waiting in the super long TSA pre-check line as my flight was boarding, and my guardian angel came to offer to skip the line if I downloaded the Clear App. Felt really weird letting them scan my hands and eyes, but if someone like Dusty is okay with it, then I should be as well. Love the pod, you 4 are hilarious

[@chrisgresham4202]

As an American currently in Qatar that knows nothing about soccer, this was very helpful. It was both adorably simple and informative.

[@user-eu3tw7vp9k]

So much content on spotify and yt and nothing good for be to bike home to, thank God for you lot

[@isaiahbarker]

Hey bear! Longtime commenter, first time listener. I am just getting over a cold with a pretty bad cough. I have been doing fine over the past 12 hours without a cough attack until Dusty said “soccer… like you’re hitting a lady.” Thanks for the hard laughed turned cough attack.

[@Maximum_Goodness]

The bar/food truck idea is awesome. Several years ago we had a place called 3rd Planet Brewing Company open that also brews their own. I didn’t realize for the first year or two they had food trucks outside. I started stopping just for the food trucks - they have a different truck each day of the month then repeat. I’ve had some of the best.. and some of the worse food from those trucks.

[@crd9191]

"It was a thhhhhhhhiiiiiiiicccckkk smell comin' off his feet." We've all been there, Aaron

[@hoze11959]

I almost started gaging as Aaron was talking about it.🦶🤢

[@colebrunner9656]

Anytime my father met someone named Dusty he would say, “hey Dusty you make me sneeze”.

[@FloydsDamnVan2]

Queermos sounds like something we would call each other in middle school. 😂

[@jamiestegmayer9488]

Long time folk and absolutely love this podcast and all of the hosts! Was a bit disappointed in Aaron’s many negative comments on soccer and comparisons to American football. It’d be like if there was an episode dedicated to why Matchbox 20 is better than third eye blind and why butterfingers are superior to milky ways.

[@RyanMColeman]

Sometimes Breakfast treats this podcast like an exam where it’s forbidden to consult your notes or your textbook 😅

[@Buddyreis]

This was a rough one . I think one of the best parts of this podcast is you guys speaking for an hour on a subject you have some knowledge about , but this was 4 people throwing words up in the air hoping it would land as a rational thought … GOOD NIGHT .

[@MichaelManning1]

Listening to the podcast on Monday after the Vandy Tennessee game. Brian was spot on. He said that two weeks ago he thought Tennessee would be Vandy by 50 but now he wasn’t so sure. Turns out he was right. At least you had some nice weather.

[@philipwayman2852]

Hey Nate, I got my 13 year old son (a birthday present for him) tickets to your show in Philly (we both are huge fans, but he listens to your podcast all day) we showed up on Saturday to find Harry Connik Jr… 😂😂. I don’t know what happened, I got the days mixed up and just completely screwed it up. We drove from West Virginia. Anyway, he was very disappointed (as he should be) but was so kind and forgiving. I bought him tickets to Charlotte in a couple weeks and Pittsburgh in March because I made such a bonehead move and feel terrible about it. I’m blessed to have more vacation time before the end of the year. If you could shout him out in the podcast that would make his day! Thanks yall for creating content that the whole family can enjoy.

[@RoyAlWhicheez]

Dusty's wife's story about her childhood soccer team is essentially the plot to the movie Little Giants

[@davidmurray112]

Two guys one cup! 😂. And from Breakfast of all people

[@conservativepineapples6203]

As soon as Nate pulled out that Fiji bottle, I immediately thought “look who’s fancy”!

[@KellyRaeRussell]

Dusty mentioned that the US takes the best swimmers from all over the world and then dominates in the Olympics. On the contrary, many D1 swimmers are international students on athletic scholarship. They compete for their college in the States, but represent their home countries in the Olympics. For example, Joao De Lucca won an NCAA Championship with University of Louisville but represented Brazil in the Olympics. Collegiate sports is not as popular in Europe, so it's a win-win if a kid can land an athletic scholarship in the U.S. and still compete for their home country internationally. I feel compelled to mention that my son swims for University of Kentucky since I just referenced UofL. Happy Thanksgiving! Prepping the meal and listening to Nateland = Heaven!

[@r0nniew00d5]

Hey Nate, Aaron, Dusty and Baby Banana, Great episode like always, I was wondering if you can ask Dusty and Aaron when the next Car Talk episode is coming out.

[@angeloradano]

The lack of knowledge is so funny. Thanks for the laughs!

[@jbrunch8082]

Dusty calls for more war to fix bad calls in sports! I love it!!!

[@Iwasbornin74]

In Australia, we refer to each type of football as codes and we probably have the most codes of football at elite levels than any other country. Of course, as mentioned, we call the round ball football "soccer", but then we also have our brand of football, Australian Rules which is commonly known as AFL after our highest level of competition. We also play both rugby-type football codes at the elite level with the NRL being the top level for the Rugby League (and our own World Cup Final between Australia and Samoa played last weekend) and Rugby Union, the one that is played in colleges in the US also being played in private schools and universities in Australia. Depending on which state you live in will generally determine which code is the one you follow the most, and generally speaking, you will refer to that code as "footy", but that is mostly just the NRL (New South Wales and Queensland) or the AFL (Victoria, South Australia, and Western Australia). Many Aussies will follow an NFL team, but we kinda hate how y'all think it is the best version of football, especially with the amount of padding and helmets y'all need to play that game.

[@timmcpherson0567]

100% would not hesitate. “Dude you need to get your shoes back on, and mate, I’m not asking”

[@aardeng]

We didn't have soccer in my school, I graduated 2005 in far sw mo. We had everything else including golf, football, basketball, volleyball, baseball, and softball. We even had a shooting range upstairs in my highschool.

[@RickardoMute]

You can do it Brain! Keep going!!!

[@dbhall17]

Hello Folks! So much to comment on… in the Philippines many years ago soccer balls were made from banana leaves woven together, or so I was told. I get Brian leaving Lebanon once a year- growing up we got to travel all the way to Louisville, Ky (30 miles) twice a year, once for optometrist appointments for the whole family, and once just a couple weeks before Christmas. Aaron said the guy on the plane had his feet off 😂. Several other times I laughed out loud but this is enough for now. Keep up the great show. I listen while driving a truck at night in Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, and occasionally Tennessee.

[@luisitaps]

Happy Thanksgiving 🍁

[@chriscooolier1479]

I like how when Nate wore the shirt Brian is wearing on a previous episode I thought it was a cool future/retro vibe. Now that Brian’s wearing it, it feels like it’s been in his closet since the early 90’s. Love it.

[@Joshuawiseguy684]

Big fan of the Nateland group and was prepped to be in Little Rock to see Nate. But, TCU football takes priority! Going to the Big 12 Championship game in Cowboys Stadium. Nate - hate to miss your show but as a fellow football fan, I hope you can understand. Go Frogs!

[@ryanldunn]

Dusty Slay -“international Swan Dealer”

[@pepesilvia471]

as someone who does watch the tour de France every year I find it very exciting to watch. I've found try to convince people to watch it is a fruitless endeavor. I'm not saying everyone should watch every stage in its entirety but watching the last hour or so does the job. The mountain stages are definitely the most exciting to watch but even stages that you think will be boring can end up changing the whole race.

[@rogue_rebel_bricks]

This past weekend while traveling, the only decent football broadcast I could get over the radio was for the Raiders’ game vs the Broncos. The Raiders’ radio broadcast played John Denver’s “Take me Home, Country Roads” as a intro back from a commercial break. One announcer mentioned very nonchalant that the song was about West Virginia the state. There was no argument from the other announcer or conversation past that. I was unnecessarily furious for about 5 minutes.

[@RyanBushbeck]

Interesting tidbit about the Zidane headbutt. I remember watching it live and recall the commentators talking about how it was clear that none of the refs saw the incident so there wasn’t much they could do on the field. However, this incident caused a long break/delay in the game and after a long time during this break, all of a sudden the ref gives Zidane a red card. Supposedly the 4th official saw the incident and told the center ref about it, however, there is some controversy around that story, and many believe the ref actually saw the replay on the Jumbotron in the stadium and then used that information to give Zidane a red card which they are not supposed to do. At that time, refs were not able and not allowed to use replay to make decisions on the pitch.

[@cjborchert1221]

Not your strongest topic fellas. Messi is Italian, the pronunciation of “Queremos”. Also, Christian Pulisic is good but absolutely not in the conversation for the best player in the world. He rarely starts for his club team (Chelsea in the Premier League). Also for Nate, most countries have their own professional leagues. Teams can sign players from all over the world to their rosters, but the best players tend to play in the leagues in England (Premier League), Spain (La Liga), Germany (Bundesliga), and Italy (Serie A). Only 4 of the players on Brazil’s roster play in the Brazilian professional league.

[@tylerlynch2796]

Hey bear folks! ✋🏿

[@laurenmartin3761]

If you believe scripture, witchcraft is dangerous territory. I’m with Dusty on this one. Steer clear of witchcraft, and you’ll always be havin’ a good time. 🙋🏼‍♀️

[@WitchyTrista]

Better not engage in any of the Christmas (Yule) or Easter (Ostara) rites then. Most of the symbolism of those holidays is taken directly from Paganism. I could make a list for ya if you don't believe me.

[@aardeng]

Hey Bates when does your dry bar special come out?

[@brianbatescomedy]

Not sure yet

[@nicoletchidester]

we should start a tour de nashville and it can be a race of the peddle taverns 😂

[@ProTobagganist]

Here's something about this year's world cup. Canada playing today, 11.23.2022. Its estimated 3000 workers died working on the stadium and building up the infrastructure since qa'tar won the bid. 1/6th committed suicide. They weren't able to return to their countries of origin because they're passports were confiscated.

[@PrideRock92]

Was wondering if they would touch this at all…

[@nicolaswynkoop]

Nate looks like a forest ranger with no trees to watch

[@nicktms2349]

lol, its the 'stache

[@nicolaswynkoop]

@@nicktms2349 haha, yep thats it

[@villiottiassociates6264]

A few years ago one of the cars in the Tour de France hit one of the cyclist and knocked him into a fence. It was one of the most intense sports moments I’ve seen live.

[@treyjones7186]

The movie Dusty described is called Little Giants.

[@MrEzekiel1982]

Nate, if you go to Sydney make sure you visit the Taronga Zoo!

[@chadharker6376]

In terms of watching exciting TV -- would recommend Rugby for anyone looking for a contact sport fix - fast paced, exciting, and no theatrics that you find in soccer! Would love to see you guys do a podcast on Rugby - having played the sport competitively here in the USA -- it is a strange sport and would have a lot of comedic elements to it that y'all would love!