Nateland | Ep

[@WitchyTrista]

Dusty, with genuine concern: "Brian, you had a stroke?" Nate:

[@brandonlowe2541]

I was wondering the same thing!

[@justkathwalk]

LOL I was waiting for someone to respond to him, and they never did!

[@piusijachi2763]

Me too

[@IrishtownMayo]

I liked how Brian just replied, “Mehhh.”

[@amberguderian4941]

This moment almost made me as sad as “cow gate” for Brian. Why did everyone ignore that?

[@laurencalfas2802]

New tag line: "Four grown men try to homeschool each other". Love it and love y'all 🥰

[@beccaa5086]

I LOVED the conversation on sobriety. I'm so glad to hear people who I respect and admire sit around and talk about the benefits of sobriety. I celebrated 5 years in July and it's been the best five years of my life!

[@SnakesAreUsTV]

I agree! I never started drinking so I never had to quit but I've seen the affects alcohol can have on people. I love that they talk about it and support sobriety!

[@kimsouza9860]

Congratulations Becca!!! Just hit 5 months today, so glad to hear life gets better and better!

[@craigbrannon9068]

The fact that you guys brought in an “expert” for the Bigfoot episode….. but NOT for the Physics episode says it all!! 😂

[@alisoncecala]

I think Aaron was the ‘expert’. At least by relation.

[@lockermcdonald6704]

This episode is on physics, and 32 minutes in they’re googling “do babies have knees?”

[@Freethinkerrrr]

I just discovered a year ago that they don’t. They develop over time. Blew my mind lol

[@CC-jf6ut]

Haha

[@jaredcaines6688]

I mean, the fact that we got through an episode about physics is really quite impressive. That being said, any physicists who made it all the way through should be presented with an honorary Purple Heart.

[@SnakesAreUsTV]

Dusty and Brakes always have those awesome one liners they subtly sneak in. You really have to pay attention or you might miss it. Most of these are definitely worth watching more than once.

[@silverowlthrifter]

“ I remember that “ lol I heard you Brian and laughed

[@maryruthray3899]

Same!

[@simonjohnson4704]

That cracked me up :)

[@LisaHShields]

Made me laugh out loud for sure!

[@BRLambert4]

I came here to type the same! Hilarious

[@CowboyRocksteady]

same. when brian gets a good one in, no one hears it!

[@todd.a.weinberg]

Let's talk about physics... *Discusses Kmart for 15 minutes

[@brendencrowe8407]

as someone who worked at Kmart, there were a lot of physics going on there.

[@todd.a.weinberg]

@@brendencrowe8407 Haha oh I am sure...

[@michaelswanbom6023]

Dusty's line about Mr. Coal instead of Mr. Diamond was masterful. I love the podcast, guys!

[@lyciabond]

When the world trade centers got brought up my brain immediately heard Nate’s voice saying “go ahead dusty” I love the “conspiracy” jokes on here

[@brittanysawyer9143]

That was the most Nateland science experiment possible.

[@keepingitreal215]

Dusty, always the voice of reason and common sense 👏.

[@TaylorSmith-dy5ju]

The fact that this experiment wasn’t tested prior to the episode is the exact reason I love this podcast.

[@Gorillapino]

Maybe it’s time for the Nateland podcast to host a Shawshank Redemption watch party.

[@shelby_parker]

Bagel Bite's jokes were on fire this episode! Y'all always seem to brush over his clever one-liners, but we see you, Bates!

[@MarkMattingly]

Just seeing the topic and that it's 15 minutes shorter than most episodes makes me laugh...

[@JohnHenrySoto]

I didn't think it was possible to learn so little about the ONLY subject being talked about in an episode. But I laughed so hard it didn't matter. Dusty's skepticism on pretty much everything is hilarious. Love the podcast! JHS

[@to6etherwego]

I love how that experiment went. it's exactly what you hope for on a podcast like this

[@drawingandstuff5138]

I read the title as psychics and I was real excited. I thought, this is gonna get real good...then I read it again and realized it actually said physics. 🙃

[@MrGoodeditz]

One liners from Bates that the crew missed or ignored... "A dome" when asked about what stops the gases when leaving the Earth's atmosphere. "I remember that" when Kmart came out. "Unless we all had seatbelts" if the earth stopped spinning. I hear you Bullwinkle....and I laughed.

[@BilliumRye]

"So, average" (dismissively) in response to Aaron's height.

[@genthba]

"That's why they don't let you throw balls on trains" about killed me. hahaha.

[@shireensills7805]

I love how you’re open to people coming up to you in public and church. I fear I would just freeze and burst into tears from excitement. It made my life when you mentioned my art work on your podcast. I have legit made every single person I know (and some that I didn’t) watch that episode.

[@MrGoodeditz]

I need a t-shirt that says "Don't blame the table!".Dusty does it again!

[@mrmileskp]

Aaron saying 5'9 is average was like a bullet to the chest. My momma always told me I was average height at 5'7......turns out I'm actually a hobbit.

[@Pharadeaux]

🤣

[@brockmeade4450]

“Hobbits really are amazing creatures, as I have said before. You can learn all that there is to know about their ways in a month, and yet after a hundred years they can still surprise you at a pinch.” -Gandalf

[@cg5471]

Actually I think it's about 5 10 now

[@ChrisEvans429]

It's only under 6' if you count countries outside the US.

[@brockmeade4450]

@@ChrisEvans429 A simple online search will show you that the average US male height is 5'9"

[@DRSmith8806]

That silent hand gesture from Nate after Aaron explained "obtuse" was perfect and hilarious. Pure comic on comic jabbing at its finest and one of my favorite moments of the episode!

[@claytonstevens3613]

When y'all were talking about KMart vs Walmart and Dusty said that Walmart 'Henry Ford'ed them, stole their idea and ran with it... Feels like a good lead-in to do an episode about Cars.

[@danaidenreed]

It’s not often you hear so much intense conversation surrounding Walmart on a comedy podcast, but if you do it is most certainly because you are listening to Nateland. I listen to the podcast on my way to work which happens to be at a Walmart, and it really gets me warmed up for a day full of retail.

[@rebekahryan1608]

One of the bigger arguments my husband and I have gotten in has to do with how he believes the "midwest" was named incorrectly and what the geographical areas in the United States should actually be called and what states they should include. We were traveling and there was no way to escape each other so the argument kept escalating... and we agreed on nothing. The argument ended when we got home and we were able to separate ourselves for awhile. Last week on the Dakotas episode, Dusty's comment that he was confused about where the midwest is and what it contains was like a gut punch to my argument... My husband has never been prouder about sticking to his argument. Also... I about died when Dusty tried to follow up on the fact that Brian had stroke, as any concerned friend would, and Nate and Aaron just blew right on past Dusty's concern for Brian.

[@col8682]

I’ve never been more eager to hear next’s weeks comments. I need to know what people who understand physics think about your takes on it. 😂 Colleen Campbell

[@aardeng]

Yeah, I'm already conversing with Brian about how he's wrong on something and he's so thick headed it's ridiculous 😒

[@LivingBrotherHood]

I love the moment Nate (after probably too long) has a breakthrough moment and seemingly understands gravity as it relates to golf, then within minutes that understanding totally collapses.

[@kirabristol877]

I listen to this podcast when I’m up at night with my 2 month old. Been listening since she was only a couple of weeks old, and I have had so many moments where I have to stop myself from laughing out loud and waking her up! When Nate was defending the laws about horse pants last week, it finally happened that I laughed out loud and woke her up. Thanks for giving me something mindless and entertaining to listen to when I’m sleep deprived!

[@drewsorrill6680]

I love how at times it seems like Nate is doing a private show for Aaron and Dusty at the expense of Binary Bates. Love the show! Keep up the fantastic work.

[@heatheverett]

I think Nate is saying: if Budapest would have let the towel open, maybe Nate would still let Birkenstock open. Love the podcast, gentlemen. Y'all are killin it

[@four4134]

I’m sorry, are we not all laughing at Brian’s, ‘and then Aaron falls on me’ joke? Maybe made me laugh the hardest this episode

[@beckyparker8990]

So great!

[@kmarkosblmp]

I'm a massage therapist. I always tell my clients that tipping is appreciated but never expected. I understand everyone has different priorities and ability to pay. I never take it personally if someone doesn't tip. If they book again I know they're satisfied. I also charge what I think I'm worth so I don't NEED tips to thrive. Love this podcast!

[@conservativepineapples6203]

The silence in the room when Nate said “babies don’t have knees”, was awesome! 😂

[@greasemonkey060]

High five Kim Souza! 104 days sober here, the co workers rib me for not getting drinks after work but the clarity and good feelings have been worth it. Keep on keepin on!

[@ibissell]

Dusty’s question about gravitational barriers is a great one. Where does gravity stop? My understanding is that gravity is the bending of space and time. So, if you picture space and time as a blanket stretched over a frame, and then you throw a basketball on it, space and time (the blanket) would bend. If you then throw a marble on the blanket it will run towards the basketball. That is gravity, according to a book I read some of and didn’t really understand 15 years ago. That doesn’t really answer the question, but that is what gravity is, apparently… I think.

[@ADHDWhiskey]

I went ahead and diagnosed myself thanks to the wonderful medical advice this podcast and viewer Sara Nistetter has to offer! Feeling better already!

[@ryanbillinger336]

Last time I saw Nate was in a theater. In January I’ll be seeing him in an arena. Could you guys elaborate on some of the differences of doing comedy in theaters or clubs vs arenas and which one you like better? Thanks for another great episode.

[@desi4227]

You guys make me so happy! What a great conversation amongst regular people! This sounds like so many talks I’ve had, right before the googling starts😁 The air gets thinner as you go towards orbit. If you don’t have oxygen tanks you will pass out. The air is layered just like water. The heavier gases like oxygen stay low and the lighter gases like helium go higher. The cloud does not disappear. You just pop through it like Baloo and Kit in’ Talespin’. Like fog doesn’t disappear as traffic drives through. It’s all about weight😁 Love how you explored ideas here🤗 Y’all are the Best🥰

[@colinschulte4353]

Hey Bear, A Vacuum is just an environment devoid of matter (gases, liquids, and solids). If you dropped a feather and a bowling ball in a vacuum, they would hit the ground at the exact same time. The reason that they don’t outside of a vacuum is do to air resistance being greater on the feather than the bowling ball. Terminal Velocity is the greatest speed an object can reach while falling on earth due to that objects air resistance. I’d answer the rest of the questions from the episode, but unfortunately I think it would take all night. Love you guys, keep making great episodes!

[@anthonychildress9107]

Guys if you haven't checked out Dusty's stuff you need to do so right away. He wins me over every time and he's hilarious. Don't sleep on Dusty.

[@prissyalford1664]

Yessss!!

[@todd.a.weinberg]

People are watching this, Aaron

[@PrideRock92]

Nah. Hes best on here. His stand up is awkward and repetitive. Love him on here but that set on The Stand Ups was a tough watch.

[@todd.a.weinberg]

@@PrideRock92 I agree with you. I watched his episode of The Standups on Netflix and, while it was somewhat enjoyable and mildly funny, it lacked the creativity, delivery and cadence of a more experienced and talented comedian like Nate. I think part of the problem is that his whole act (and much of his other material) focuses almost exclusively on himself and poking fun at his upbringing and southern lifestyle. However, the podcast really shows how witty he can be and how he can keep up with other comedians because of his great situational humor. All in all I was skeptical of his addition to the pod, but so far I actually think it is working well and he has great chemistry with the rest of the crew, especially Aaron.

[@PrideRock92]

@@todd.a.weinberg he is fantastic on the pod. Zero complaints there. It was infuriating on this specific ep how he couldn’t grasp gravity but all in all hes a welcomed addition. Really changed the dynamics. Started to become Nate just ragging on Aaron and Bertolli all episode while tryna drag the topic along. I was just expecting more from his stand up. You are right though about it being limited to a few topics though. Maybe he should have a drink…. Lol

[@Freethinkerrrr]

After going from KZbin to just listening to the audio on podcast I just figured out why Nate is so funny: when he talks it’s as if you’re listening to someone who’s halfway through a night of drinking and is just drunk enough to become “philosophical”. Also recent watched Travel episode when you say “die-lan” instead of “Dillon” and I about died. My husband has a cousin who spells his name Dylan and pronounces “Die-lan”.

[@sethlynch89]

Man I wish there was a chance of a Science/physics Part 2 with Neal degrass Tyson. That would be fun!

[@tylerlynch2796]

Brother?

[@rellenoz]

I really enjoy Aaron taking the lead on physics

[@andrewspagnola4010]

Started listing to the Nateland podcast back in June after buying tickets for the Long beach California Raincheck tour show. I have been keeping up to date on the newest podcasts since that date and have been making my way through the older shows when I can. Today's podcast was so good that I place it in my top 3 greatest episodes (1st being ep#88 Dinosaurs). The way you guys play off of each other and the lack of knowledge on so much makes me feel like one of the greatest average Americans. Thanks for the laughs and making Wednesday's my favorite day of the week. Looking forward to joining Nate again next year at one of the California locations. Lastly, the people need a Nascar episode led by Dusty. PS. The couple with the gas masks on was at the Long Beach show and had my wife and I make sure we knew were the closets exit was.

[@malcolmwest329]

I'm a current Mechanical Engineering student in college and have been listening up on the podcast for a couple of months now. I have to say, as different as each Nate, Dusty, and Bruh present to be disinterested (or perhaps just inexperienced) in formal education like science, watching every episode and listening to the genuine curiosity about the topics that Dusty shows when he tries to understand Newton's Law of Gravity is a great reminder that, deep down, every person really does like to learn things. Didn't catch Nate in PHX, but the Tucson vibes are lit. #BearDownGoCats

[@kimsouza9860]

I'm catching up a week late and I almost crashed my car when I heard my name. And now I'm 153 days sober! So cool I love these guys so much 😭

[@yvonnern2006]

I can’t wait to carry a ball on my next plane/train trip! This topic was spectacular and the episode was packed FULL of mini jokes and one-liners from everyone of you that had me rolling! I take care of my 89 year old dad who noticed me laughing at my iPad and asked, “ What in the world is so funny?” When I told him it was physics,… He rolled his eyes like I was a nutcase! LOVE y’all!!!

[@williamgaleano4392]

"What's the gender of the guy telling it?" Made me spit out my drink. Nate is so quick with the riffs. I wonder if Aaron and Banana Bread hold back on quick burns at Nate because they look up to him too much...

[@brianbatescomedy]

No, it's not because we look up to him too much.

[@jerrywtt]

So excited when I saw the title was physics, I knew right away that Aaron was going to be driving the ship on this one. With Dusty and Nate asking questions and looking confused. Perfect.

[@micahjohnson6155]

Listened to the podcast this morning and all day I've been trying to wrap my head around a sushi restaurant that has a bouncer during the day. Way more confusing than any of the physics concepts discussed in the podcast

[@PrideRock92]

You have never been to a large buffet? Any place with large groups could require a bouncer.

[@danielwilson1863]

At the end of the episode, Dusty’s summary is “well I always thought physics was important.” 😂😂😂

[@dustinholmes1974]

K-Mart had them Blue light specials!!

[@ulyssesperez7182]

"The guys got the spaceship in neutral" is why Nate is one of the best comedian minds of our Era. Thanks for the laughs and a great Podcast.

[@kurtisreece1653]

Love you guys. Dusty, oxygen is a gas, which has mass so it is affected by gravity and gets pulled back to earth. And a rocket can blast through the barrier because it has propulsion that is much greater than the force of gravity. When it breaks through the atmosphere I’m sure it does cause a whole, but gases likely won’t escape because gravity will put them back toward the earth. Also, I’m no scientist, but that’s my educated guess on what is happening up there

[@RebekahDunne]

Oh my god. Dusty is a Greg Garcia character. Earl always blinked in photos in My Name is Earl. Love it

[@chadharker6376]

That whale explosion happened in Florence Oregon -- near where my parents grew up. I periodically bring up that video to just think about that situation -- and wonder what happened to the person who thought it would be a good idea to blow up a whale carcass. The sheer ridiculousness of the situation makes me laugh every time. I'm glad that the podcast is making sure that these key historical moments are brought to light.

[@MJLondn]

I'm a new listener/watcher, skipping around based on whatever KZbin decides to play next. I love the newer shows with Dusty but I never noticed how adorable Aaron is up close until I saw the older ones without him. With Aaron and Dusty next to each other, the camera doesn't get as much zoomed-in FACE. I think those two are bit a little gypped sharing the camera any time either of them speaks. Aaron is a cutie.

[@kevinwrobleski532]

Hey Bear! Listener since day 1. As a former Chemistry and Physics teacher and now Associate Director for K-12 Science in Goose Creek……..This was AMAZING. Where does gravity stop as you go up?….Rock on!!!!! Goodbye folks.

[@youngdrew214]

The fact that Aaron was like “ the bubonic plague you know was like Covid” 😂 Notre Dame should be so proud

[@roosevelt_jr]

As an Afro-latino from Philly I never believe I could be seen as a Nateland fan. I don't necessarily look like any body in the cast. So when Nate said we all look the same I verbally disagree with my phone, because I work alone and Nate isn't here for me to disagree with him. Then, Nate said it's in the eyes. I don't smoked and i regularly get plenty sleep. Im regularly told that I look high or i need to get some sleep. So is the "tired in the clouds" the Nateland look? Gracias por todo el entrenamiento! Nate reading some Spanish should be fun.

[@DRSmith8806]

That experiment "finale" was the equivalent of a comic ending their set with a feeble "OK thanks" and walking out of the building. But Nate and the rest of the BAND swooped in to make it funny anyway, like a team of experienced MCs saving the day. That's why I love this podcast! It's funny until it's not, and when it's not it's hilarious. Let's go folks!

[@captainpackage7]

Painfully hilarious discussion, thank you.

[@ShellTruckin]

“Do babies have knees?” And “I can’t tell you why we’re here.” (Nate’s explanation to why we haven’t fallen off the face of the earth) on an episode titled “Physics”, Pretty much sums up the whole podcast. As a truck driver, I appreciate the comedy and company on the road! Can I recommend a lullaby artist “Casper BabyPants” for blackmail to play for Eleanor? He has some soothing lullabies and unique sing-a-longs that you can find on KZbin. Thank you all for keeping me company, again, and keep up the good work, BOYS!

[@OffDue]

I was on Instagram yesterday and happened to come across a news article about a climber fighting a black bear with his fists. He was even on the side of the mountain, but still managed to ward the bear off with nothing but his hands and feet. I instantly thought of you guys and the ongoing debate between Aaron and Bates about fighting bears with your bare hands.

[@IIIIHOLYSMOKESIIII]

Hey bear! I now know what it must feel like to be nate. For 45 min I waited for u guys to start talking about psychics, only for u then to start talking about physics. Nate, Aaron, Dusty and Bologna Sandwich...love u guys!

[@jordanlaycock331]

The 1 hour and 1 miniute mark is when TB first began to deeply regret describing Dusty as "a lot smarter than anyone realizes". It was quite humorous listening to the group to try to comprehend the level of dumb that Dusty was at and answer his questions. I love the show and have listened to every episode!

[@wcyost]

Years ago, our wild two year old jumped from a coffee table and broke his leg. I would be lying if I didn't admit that for a brief moment I thought our son had broken his leg so bad that it pulverized his kneecap into indistinguishable dush. Luckily the doctor must have sensed my worry and let us know that he just hadn't fully developed his kneecaps and pointed out the actual fracture. That's the kind of stuff they don't teach you, but they're probably not expecting many two year olds to break their leg. Thanks for the laughs!

[@LisaHShields]

As the wife of a General Contractor, you don’t tip “subs” or contracted work, because there’s usually a fee built in the cost of repairs

[@chrismertz435]

In my 9th grade Physical Science class, my teacher made the same claim about dropping a bullet and firing a gun on a true horizontal plane, and both bullets hitting the ground at the same time. Like Aaron, my mind was blown at how that could be true. I'm 43, now, and spent more days of my young adult life than I care to admit pondering how this could actually be true. I eventually just grew to accept it as fact since testing this theory would be both incredibly difficult, not to mention reckless, aimlessly firing a gun in any direction in an attempt to stick it to my 9th grade science teacher.

[@markjohnson1923]

What year did the Bear overtake Nate‘s previous favorite animal ?

[@PrideRock92]

Whenever Rogan first said it, I am sure.

[@bropitt]

Go Dusty! Great story of your sobriety, and this guys talking about physics is hilarious, honest questions and discussion, I’d vote for any of these folks for president

[@glennevans4325]

So if you are driving your car at the speed of light and you turn your lights on----what would happen? Speed of light has got to be pretty fast. What do you think the speed of dark is? Great question for Aaron. Physics is surely a fascinating subject. Great episode guys. Catch you next week

[@jonpheral3937]

Nate’s anxiety during Aaron’s google searching was gold!

[@MitchMeetings]

I just went through the whole tipping thing with Natasha and Mosha Kasher podcast. You tip when the person gets reduced salary because tipping is expecte, or takes a cut out of payment to shop (cab, hair dresser, tattoo) or when they preform above the expectation.

[@Hihohiho56]

I worked at K-Mart for 2 years in the checkouts, #26 was my call number. They paid us on cash every Friday hoping we would spend it on the way out. We would do "price checks" at Wal-Mart to see if we needed to lower some prices. Dusty - it was a good time!!

[@sailparty3585]

Bilbo making the most granpa mistake. Grabbing the wrong soda can when he wanted a regular Pepsi, and not getting a tub big enough to facilitate the experiment. 6/10 don’t change a thing. Love this podcast more than any other, keep it up guys.

[@LisaHShields]

“So, average” - Brian 😂😂😂

[@LA_Ohhey_Shotani]

As much as Aaron and Dusty get a kick out of how much each other get into the ad reads one of these days Nate and Bates should plan and practice to come in so over the top excited reading theirs I bet A-a-Ron and we’re having a good time won’t be able to control themselves.

[@slohnd03]

As entertaining as this episode is, I’m really looking forward to reading the comments to this episode.

[@beckyparker8990]

What an episode to be finally caught up on!

[@RingoDGD]

Dusty should show up for the next podcast looking completely different. Different glasses, no hat, hair back, etc... Let's see if he can look different.

[@keepingitreal215]

Would love to see Dusty w/o glasses and hat. Something tells me he is a handsome man😊.

[@turambar25]

Also, Isaac Newton was the last great physicist, but wrote more about his Creator than he did about physics. He understood creation better because he understood the Creator well.

[@alisoncecala]

Alright boys. I’ve started commenting as I go through the episodes and some take me a few days to get through. This experiment just had me falling over on the couch laughing. All 4 cans bobbin’ up and down Nate saying ‘basically the same’! The water depth is barely more then the can height!

[@score3q]

Walmart started as a five-&-dime in the 50's in Bentonville. The original store is still in Bentonville. It's truly a Mom and Pop store that grew into what it is today. It's the largest employer in the world (after like the Chinese Army and some other government thing). I live in NWA - it's allllll Walmart here The first "Walmart" as we know it started in 1962. Store #1 is still Rogers. We get to see a lot of trial stuff in the stores, here

[@WitchyTrista]

I hope Dusty doesn't now feel self conscious about fidgeting. I get it! It can be comforting. Do what feels right to you, and ignore those who call attention to it.

[@theTRUTHgroup]

I love seeing Dusty challenge the mainstream science that the other guys keep parroting. You can tell that he's been going down some rabbit holes of study on these topics and he's doing a great job of walking the others through some of the inconsistencies of the status quo. We're having a good time! 😅

[@aligilbert3897]

I just want to say you do have to acknowledge that some of us drink alcohol and are balanced and drink it to be more fun people. Just saying lol. But I super respect y’all for recognizing that it maybe had too much control of your life or that you wanted to be able fully focus on your career. Respect! Love y’all!

[@aligilbert3897]

I would like add, watching Aarons face watch y’all have this conversation (for probably the 100th time) is amazing. He is definitely wondering what time he’ll be out of there to have a drink! 😂 & I super respect that too!! LOL

[@CalebBaleFinance]

Props to Aaron for talking about centripetal force instead of centrifugal force.

[@ethansandersmusic]

Really enjoyed Nate's little OCD attack about K-Mark vs Walmart

[@erikmcarthur6077]

My favorite thing about Wednesdays are that YMH and Nateland drop. You get to indulge in all your "sins" laughing at the dark side and then you get to cleanse the pallet with some Good Ole' fashun* fun with Nateland. *shouts to andrew schulz for those who didnt get that reference.

[@MiikeyThaKidRocx]

might be the best slow-roll ever. thee entire podcast, i assumed that they let the ice melt in a cooler, & just left it sitting on the table...

[@brettquinn6101]

My favorite and most frustrating episode so far. Lol! Love you guys!

[@SunshineLocke16]

Listening to everyone compliment Aaron for losing so much weight, while stuffing my face with $14 worth of Taco Bell, was an incredible experience. Though I was inspired to quit over eating, I instead chose to appreciate weight loss vicariously through Aaron. You’re looking good man!

[@CSimonson]

Someone please explain to Dusty that here on earth oxygen IS a gas. He keeps saying “oxygen surrounded by gases”. 😂

[@shmooveyea]

Four certifiable geniuses talking Newton's Laws - lets goooooooo

[@KellyRaeRussell]

I'm wondering what Nate, Aaron, Dusty and Bibliography think about quantum physics? To test the theory that our words have power, our family tried an experiment with two flower pots. We put the same amount of seeds in each pot and cared for them in the same exact way. Same spot in the window sill, same amount of sun and water, etc. Except, we named one plant Cutie Pie and the other was Dummy. We spoke kind, encouraging words to Cutie Pie and to Dummy we were mean and insulting. Six weeks later, both pots had sprouts but Dummy only had two and Cutie Pie had many. Also Cutie Pie was about an inch taller. It was fascinating! I think we made a blog about it but it was years ago. Anyway, Nateland is all Cutie Pies, no Dummies! Can't wait to see Nate in Louisville next month!