Nateland | Ep

[@nicalexander5601]

Happiest part of my Wednesday: “Hello folks!” Saddest part of my Wednesday: “That’s probably a good place to stop.”

[@livewiiiiire]

When you can actually hear Nate getting bored 😂 I usually listen instead of watch, and I can always tell when it's about to end lol

[@folklandpodcast]

Hey bear! While you wait, come recap episodes with us on Folkland!

[@taylor_johnson]

The way Dusty makes Aaron giggle is the absolute best. I am so glad Dusty was added to the podcast!

[@jmn10918]

5:57 Love how Nate’s love of McDonalds has influenced how he pronounces Mick Jagger to McJagger

[@JP_517]

Not even 3 minutes in Nate’s “active shooter uniform” comment has me crying

[@CCMorgan]

I deleted my big band comment a few days ago because of how embarrassing it was, and thought I was safe because it had zero interaction. Now it's forever immortalized on the podcast, and I guess I deserve it 🤣 I love this podcast, you guys are awesome.

[@aardeng]

🤣🤣🤣 you're famous now lol

[@rubyfaith2433]

hahahaaa. that is amazing you deleted then..,

[@scottcampbell2322]

“Cake and ice cream… that’s fun.” - Nate Bargatze, 2022. This is the kind of insight I listen to 128 episodes for.

[@folklandpodcast]

We need more of this kind of thinking in life!

[@jasonwilliams1497]

Dusty's ad read actually convinced me to buy Athletic Greens.

[@joshfox5902]

The best part of this is Bates getting upset over not being the Grand marshall in the parade lol. You can tell he is really upset about it, and they just make fun of it. Love this show

[@thrift5]

Nate reads the same way children do when they're learning how to read...when he nails a big word he looks up for encouragement and Aaron is always quick to say good job as if he's a proud father...really shakes up their dynamic of Nate being a mentor

[@CalebBaleFinance]

Sweet, sweet, Nate. I teach personal finance and I almost spit out my coffee when Nate, a 43-year-old man, said, "How does interest work?" It's the first time I genuinely believed that Laura handles every part of their money.

[@SuperScottCrawford]

Seeing Sir Slay looking over at Aaron trying to hold back his laughter while he reads the ads is very amusing. It happens every time.

[@Jobbob1000]

Aaron looks like he has to bite his tongue during Dusty’s read

[@jaimejaviergarcia3743]

I love those moments 😂😂🤘

[@kristineplummer7607]

That enthusiastic "1 scoop!" got me 🤣

[@realemmyrossum]

I like that Aaron said the Cancun show was on his calendar for a year and he waits until the final day to try and get his passport. He really is a man of the people

[@HelloAwesome]

Wasn't there something else he procrastinated doing? I can't remember 😅

[@GeorgiaPeach0521]

@@HelloAwesome putting air in his tires! 😅

[@HelloAwesome]

@@GeorgiaPeach0521 right and planet fitness and buying groomsmen gifts...the list continues, folks!

[@vincentthetexan]

As a Native Texan and San Antonian, I was filled with immense pride hearing my city get a shoutout almost immediately on the pod. Thanks for that Big Tex Bates!! Also thanks for teaching me neat facts I never knew: the Smallest Skyscraper and the Helium up in Amarillo. Adding that to my Texas History knowledge. I think we need a Texas Part 2: for Barbecue, Sports Legends, the Alamo and more. Thanks for the best Podcast in land fellas! And before I forget Dusty and Waylon said it right - Bob Wills is Still the King!

[@jbwetzstein]

I just commented the same thing. And Tex-Mex!

[@kevinlisle4736]

Love that Dusty immediately described his new mattress as “incredible” directly after the discussion of “invaluable” and “inestimable.” No one skipped a beat. Ingenious use of language, fellas.

[@ryancurry1817]

I love that the group was discussing a happy memory from one of Bates childhood family vacations where they tracked down one of the Alabama band member's houses. Dusty was giving us a bit of a background on the band. Nate was cracking jokes. Aaron was bringing up photos. Then Breakfast chimes in, "Which one died?". Bad news Bates is back baby!!

[@rachelstull5198]

My sister went to the movies to see the Blind Side and and the whole movie she was waiting for it to be about a blind guy!

[@jenniferwiley-wright4847]

I Love This Podcast So Much!! Only on Nateland do the host go from talking about passports, the Rolling Stones, Sports Center, their love of cake, comedy gigs, chocolate chili spaghetti, and finally Godzilla in less than 20 minutes. I love you guys so much and I hope all of you come to Wichita, KS in the near future. P.S. Aaron I’m going to need you insurance information. I was laughing so hard that I cracked my car bumper while backing into a parking space.

[@kevenmelara227]

the way the whole group agreed and was impressed that nate got that one word right was hilarious. even Nate was like “woah, you see that?”

[@SuperScottCrawford]

I like how Nate refers to the Rolling Stones as Mick Jagger's "band" that keeps playing so he can clear the building. They can catch an Uber later.

[@JoshuaBandy]

On behalf of everyone, Aaron, I'd like to thank you for your service.

[@bpuckett42]

I love Nate’s ability to analyze and provide reasons for everyday things. While there are many reasons I have come up with why I do not like modern news and reporting shows, I never thought about the problem being that the “journalists” have decided they want to be the celebrities. That is so true. Instead of reporting and providing stories that are unbiased, they want the spot light. Nate gets it! We just need Ben, Alex, and Dan to step it up now!

[@ryanbillinger336]

Don’t worry Dusty, I caught your Jamey Johnson “Macon” reference.

[@ScottyDetroit]

Having Aaron back made the Podcast 1,000 % better (sorry Justin). Fact is, having the BAND together is always the best. You all play a part. It’s like the Church. We all have a special gift to add to the Body.

[@immortanleo3868]

I love whenever Dusty is telling a story, Nate and Brates listen intently while Aaron giggles adorably

[@delataylor]

It's my favorite!

[@katethegreat9435]

I vote that the Nateland theme park should have a daily parade, then Brian can be grand marshal everyday.

[@richardgarcia1184]

It always makes me laugh to see Aaron Weber (like the grill) laugh while Dusty reads his ad.

[@Grace-xg2ou]

Well this podcast is rubbing off on me. I asked my husband if I could read something out loud to him so he could help me understand what it meant and the word validity came up and without missing a beat I pronounced it the same way Nate did “val-a-ditty-d.” I’ve never done that before and laughed explaining to my husband why I made the mistake. Thank you guys for all the laughs and for having a podcast where it’s ok for the fans to pick up funny, harmless habits that make any day a funny day!

[@crd9191]

“It’s when they started standing up that it went down for me.” -Aaron Yes! This is exactly the time Sportscenter went down. I miss the old days of two guys behind the table

[@zackthompson276]

As a big Hank Williams fan, I can add some facts. The back problem Nate and Dusty were referring to is called Spina Bifida Occulta. This spinal issue led him to self medicate with alcohol and morphine, which caused the heart attack that killed him. He died January 1st, 1953 at the age of 29, in the back of his Cadillac, while traveling from Knoxville to Oak Hill, West Virginia, where he died. Another thing to add, his museum is located in Montgomery, Alabama, as he was born in Mount Olive, Alabama. Love the podcast, keep up the good work.

[@jcashcustoms]

I’ve known Terry Pendleton , my whole life. My dad worked for the Braves for a long time and him and Terry are still best friends to this day. Terry is MAYBE 5’9 on a good day so when Dusty called him a” pretty big guy” it made me laugh because he is in fact not big. Love you guys. You make my morning drive to work the best. Keep up the work

[@jaimejaviergarcia3743]

The Tennessee Kid talking about Texas? I love it!

[@obviouslygregg]

I love when you guys were talking about the King Ranch and Aaron says "The government took it of course..." definitely baiting Dusty to see how he would respond. Didn't disappoint.

[@jayyebra]

Alright, alright, alright! After listening to the Texas episode, and being a Texan myself, I was surprised there was absolutely no mention of Whataburger OR Selena! Selena’s rise to stardom was meteoric (RIP), and Whataburger is a huge Texas staple! I definitely hope there will be a Texas Pt.2 down the road. There’s still so much left to cover! Keep up the great work. Clear eyes, full hearts, can’t lose!

[@TeamSalazar99]

🙌🤞🙏

[@jacksonmeyer6942]

Hey bear. Long time caller first time listener. As a Texan I was super excited when I saw the episode title. Then I had to get real with myself and come to terms with the fact that you guys would barely cover my state. Went in with the right mindset (expect nothing) and it was an unbelievable episode.

[@IrishtownMayo]

1:45:00 I love when you opened the map of Del Rio & it notified us of such quintessential Texan landmarks as: AASA Gun Range Cactus Weapon Systems, Inc. U.S. Customs & Border Protection Julio’s Seasoning & Corn Chips Truly enjoy the show. ¡Vamos Gentes! Let’s Go Folks!

[@Saybleu]

My world is happier because of Nate. He never fails to make me laugh.

[@paulmillette4979]

I live in San Antonio,Texas,but frequently drive to Laredo to visit my significant other. On the route, I pass the city of Batesville and think of the podcast every time. I think that Bagpipe needs to do a show in Batesville for all of the South Texas Folks. Hey bear! Love the pod.

[@thaneutralcorner7758]

Hello folks!! I’m not sure what’s better, Dusty doing his reads or watching Aaron laughing through them. Looking at Breakfast when mentioning helping with aging was funny but I lost it when he said “easily pour it into a bottle…of water”. Great show.

[@apattonfineart5121]

As I live in Texas, I was looking forward to this. Wish we heard more about the people and the barbecue and funny names of Texas towns. also, fun fact, it gets so hot here that our grass dies so We sometimes put Astroturf in the backyard!

[@rellenoz]

As a fellow Texan, I'm entertained but disappointed 👍

[@GeorgiaPeach0521]

Yes! I wish they’d do another one. There are so many famous athletes from my mom’s home town of Tyler. Also discussing how TX is divided into geographic regions. That’s what makes TX such a cool state!

[@ltsgoyanks]

I love this podcast! Somehow it always conjures up great memories! First about compound interest and my son mowing the lawn, and now Y2K. I was part of the computer team preparing for Y2K for over a year at a huge distribution company and at 11.59 I pumped REMs "It's the end of the world as we know it" over the intercom! I was transferred to a sister company weeks later....

[@GabrielHernandez-cd9dj]

I have been waiting for this episode since y'all started talking about The States. Being a native Texan, I was interested to hear what would be said about The Lone Star State. A few facts about West Texas town and that was basically it! Texas is so big, it deserves another episode. Some topics for another Texas episode could be the Johnson Space Center (NASA), Tex-Mex food, Buc-ee's, how Tennessee go their NFL team (Houston Oilers), and of course, the 2-time World Series Champions, Houston Astros! Let's Go, Folks!

[@TeamSalazar99]

Yes 🙌 every word of this. Hoping that Breakfast makes part 2 happen

[@gregschober134]

Hey Bear!! I'm a huge fan of the podcast, I look forward to listening every Wednesday, and you guys crack me up constantly. One of my favorite recurring themes of the show is how we always seem to find our way back to Dusty's conspiracy theories that he is "not saying he believes". I love it when Banana Boat inevitably brings a conspiracy theory up, and everyone looks to Dusty to weigh in with a "Well I have heard that" or "Well yea a lot of people believe that..." I'd love to run in Dusty's crowd even for a day... Too funny! Thanks so much to the whole gang, you are all the best. I've seen Nate live in Hershey, PA and would love to see the rest of you live soon! Keep on doing your thing and spreading the laughter!!

[@elizabethkee426]

I was in jail for a year. They served us cake with no icing every day. After 6 months, we got a new trustee workin in the kitchen. He whipped together icing for our cake one weekend. When he was caught with drugs in his cell, he couldn't work in kitchen anymore. He ruined it for eveyone! So, 6 more months of plain cake at dinner. You really can get sick of cake! Anyway, I'm clean for 4yrs now. Love the podcast fellas!

[@chrisquinney7216]

My wife took me to the Macon show for my birthday. By the time it was over my throat and stomach hurt and she looked like she had been to the funeral of a close friend. Comedy deemed "family friendly" is usually goofy and juvenile but this was entertainment at the highest level! Thank you for a very happy birthday. P.S. For the love if all that is holy, don't let Beelzebubba get control of the computer!

[@Austin_Adams]

I serve as a deacon in the church, I am in the process of being certified as a youth pastor, and I regularly give Children’s Messages during Sunday services. I just want you to know that I am a big fan and I will from this point forward begin any message with saying Hello Folks!

[@BoykinMeetsWorld]

For some reason it came to mind while watching that Nate, BreadBox, and DustPan are all Girl Dads. Ya’ll should do an episode on having girls. What you expected, didn’t expect. Things that have been easy or things that have been difficult that you didn’t expect to be. Then for the kicker, Aaron would reveal a bun in the oven like BreadBox last year. Idk, love the show dudes & keep on comedy & C student chatter! ❤

[@chadfunkhouser8899]

Nate needs to be on HOT ONES!!! Make it happen.

[@DocManhattan56]

The guys explaining interest rates to Nate like a 10 year old 😂😂😂

[@rellenoz]

I screamed at phone 😂

[@folklandpodcast]

I'm still lost...

[@Saybleu]

😝🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@robbiebess8142]

Long time listener last time caller, love listening to you dorks ramble on while I’m delivering mail. I often interact with people and end up laughing in their face on accident because I’m listening to this in one ear while handing them their mail. Me and my wife are trying to get tickets to the muncie, Indiana show to see Nate, hopefully Aaron, Dusty, and Bartledoo can come up soon. You guys are the best thanks for making work go by faster. P.s. I’ve never pulled over while listening, I push through

[@ScottyDetroit]

Y’all could do an entire show just explaining interest to Nate.

[@winstonmoser]

I was watching an older episode and heard you talking about palindromes. “Yo banana boy” and “Go hang a salami, I’m a lasagna hog” will forever be my favorite ones!

[@KellyRaeRussell]

Oh my gosh! Thank you so much for reading my comment! It's so fun! Yay!

[@rustysjourney]

Texas (Ep #128) Brian: Amarillo is the helium capital of the world. We talked about helium. Aaron: What does, what does that mean? Brian: 90% of the world’s recoverable helium supply comes from Amarillo. Aaron: Why? Brian: ‘Cause that’s were it’s at.

[@iamrailzy]

aww, loved hearing the shout out to my town, Wichita Falls, TX! The smallest skyscaper IS mostly stairs and the rooms are tiny, tiny! Can't wait to see you here in February, Nate! Looking forward to it!

[@kevinwrobleski532]

Hello Folks and Hey Bear! It was pretty cool to see North Shore High School on the screen, my high school, when you were looking at HS football attendance. We have 5 state titles and are playing for a 6th this weekend! Have a great week Dusty, Nate, Aaron, and Bloodclot. Goodbye folks!

[@RingoDGD]

I love how much you all love the products from your sponsors. BTW...I love free stuff too.

[@timharris8692]

Hello Folks and Hey Bear

[@courtneymitchell1739]

I feel so smart listening to this podcast, and it has nothing to do with Nate’s reading skills. I can’t read aloud either. But, this state school graduate knows more about more than Mr. Notre Dame. This podcast slays me everyday!

[@VMill3]

I love Dusty's stories - the best

[@tulsaace21]

Hello folks - I'm late to the party and just began listening about a month ago. As a result, I have been both keeping up with the new episodes as well as binging old ones, starting back at the very beginning (my IQ is dropping like a rock and I've never been happier). The other night, I put on an episode only to hear my wife audibly sigh. Me: "What? I thought you said you like Nate and found him funny..." Her: "Sure, maybe when he's telling jokes. But to just listen to him and bathtub talk like idiots for 2 hours in HOPE of him saying something funny...count me out." Well, at least you officially have 1 and a half happy new listeners. Keep up the good work!

[@HamiltonProvonsha]

I hate how much I agree with Dusty. “Carbon dating is… flawed.” I guess I, too, should start dressing like a Vietnam war protester/veteran. 🤷‍♂️ I have been loving Nate’s lugubrious readings of comments. Keep it up, guys. 👌

[@cynthiafrazier7767]

Morning folks!

[@jasonwilliams1497]

Today I learned... When they take passport photos these days, they don't use "say cheese" anymore... Apparently, they now use "Imagine a bulldozer ran over your puppy while listening to Sarah McLachlan" - but Great passport photo! Glad you could have Justin Smith on 2 weeks in a row...

[@thesquirrel7079]

Nom nom nom

[@orangeandblue73]

Love that Nate kept pronouncing Mick Jagger like McJagger

[@meaghanscearbo4980]

Hey bear! As a high school track coach I wanted to chime in about “Astro turf”. When our field went from grass to turf our AD wanted me to stand at the finish of all races and keep kids from throwing up on it. he told me it take something crazy like 15 hard rains to clean the barf from it. I was never able to sit and stretch on turf again not thinking of all the barf I was potentially sitting in.

[@UndisputedTexan]

Howdy Y’all! A whole episode about Texas and no mention of Blue Bell Creameries (the best ice cream in the country), or Whataburger, or Buc-ee’s, or Dr.Pepper? Texans love our home grown brands! Anyways, I love the show, I listen to it on my lunch break at Blue Bell! Never change fellas!

[@michaelwomble]

Dusty was spot on about the population of St. Louis. Many charts will list St. Louis as only having a population of about 300,000, because the actual city lines are fairly small. But St. Louis County and the surrounding metro area make up about 2.8 million people. Thanks to Dusty for representing STL well.

[@jbwetzstein]

I love that you talked about Baconator's trip to Randy Owens' place in Alabama and then the band Alabama on the Texas episode. I think a Texas: Part Two is in order. :)

[@Kylo_Bomstad]

Aaron wants to hear a story about when we don't pull over & get in an accident while listening to the podcast? Well Nateland has a special place in my near death experience story. I was on my way home from work, Nateland playing on youtube on my phone (hands free of course) driving on my 60 mile commute from San Diego when I heard a screetch and squeel next to me (which is never good at full speed on the i15). That car lost control, hit me, spun me and threw me head on into the concrete center divider at 65mph. I flipped and landed on my cars roof. Hanging upsidedown by my seatbelt I had to unlatch and fall to the headliner of the smashed Prius, then punch out my passenger window to exit my car crawling out onto the fast lane of the massive 6 lane freeway. Thank God I was not badly injured, but once the fire department was there I had to ask them to get my phone out of my car, at which point I realized I could be in trouble if they saw Bewilderd's face on youtube... but they did not. I am thankful for your podcast and the part it plays in my story:)

[@zaram131]

Whoa that’s like my worst nightmare!! You were very fortunate to survive that!

[@flackjacketgolf]

"I don't joke about my helium." ~ Breakfast "Balloon" Bates

[@folklandpodcast]

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[@flackjacketgolf]

@@folklandpodcast Heck yes! Or should I say, "Let's goooo folks!"

[@folklandpodcast]

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[@flackjacketgolf]

@@folklandpodcast Awesome sauce! Will do!

[@jacksonjontra1282]

For the last few years, I have started listening to podcasts when I lift weights, can't explain why. I was in the middle of a set when Dusty started talking about his great aunt Pudd and Boozy, and it made me drop my weights I started laughing so hard. Y'all l were my top listened to podcast in 2022, always enjoy my Wednesdays listening to you guys.

[@NotJuanButJose]

San Antonian here! We definitely get overlooked as a Texas city but it’s okay. I personally love going to Austin to party and not living there. That place is something else. Also, as a CPA y’all’s conversations and comments on finance related topics are hilarious.

[@lisaoldham7557]

Elvis invented the quick exit! At the end of his concert, the band played & after a couple of minutes, a voice said "Elvis has left the building." Always. Signature move!

[@matthew3766]

The best biscuits in the world are at Loveless Cafe right outside Nashville. I became a Nateland fan when my wife insisted we go see a live recording of the podcast at Zanies. We live in Atlanta and I had no interest in driving to Nashville to see a live recording of a podcast but my wife persuaded me into it saying we could go to Loveless Cafe before the show and eat biscuits.

[@30offpodcast34]

Brian saying he bases city sizes off of sports teams then immediately forgets the Spurs even exist had me yelling through the screen

[@brianbatescomedy]

Ha! I'm aware of the Spurs but that's the only major sports team I know in San Antonio. I think of the largest cities in the US having their own baseball, basketball, and football teams. But San Antonio is an exception.

[@30offpodcast34]

@@brianbatescomedy okay I gotcha now, you valid

[@jacobvierkant7107]

I officiate high school football in Texas and it’s hard to understate the amount of resources school districts are willing to allocate to it. In the Houston area (where I am), many districts will have multiple large stadiums that I would be willing to put against many small colleges any day. For example, take a look at the Berry Center (Cy-Fair ISD), Woodforest Bank Stadium (Conroe ISD), or my personal favorite, Katy ISD which has two (Legacy Stadium and Rhodes Stadium) which are right next to each other but both still actively used. Not to mention some even bigger ones in the DFW area such as Allen and McKinney. Football is definitely king here.

[@ScottyDetroit]

Field Turf is what a lot of the NFL stadiums use. The “dirt” or “dust” coming up off the turf Bates was talking about is actually ground up tire rubber.

[@garrettstephens5510]

Dusty calling Ska music Big Band is possibly the funniest thing I’ve ever heard. Made me imagine Buddy Rich playing drums for Catch 22, which actually would be a perfect match to the Big Band drumming style.

[@RingoDGD]

Since we're all wondering, 221 Rhode Islands would fit in Texas. Alaska would hold 425.

[@mjp611]

The perfect book ends to the episode…..Aaron starts by talking about how he left his passport to the last minute, even though he had his trip planned 11 months in advance. Fast forward to the end of the episode when the guys are talking about Y2K preparations and how they had plenty of time to prepare.. and Aaron says “It didn’t sneak up on them. They saw it on the calendar.”😂

[@TheTJsVlog]

Nate saying McJagger instead Mick Jagger was driving me McNuts.

[@ltsgoyanks]

Brian talking about the ten dollars put in the bank reminded me of the time I asked my son to mow the lawn. When he was finished, I told him I can give you 20 dollars now, or a penny that I will double everyday for 30 days and you have to wait 30 days to get paid. He thought about it for a while and said he wanted the 20 dollars now. He was pretty upset when he googled one penny doubled for 30 days. Good lesson for him on compound interest. He lost out on over 6 million dollars!

[@folklandpodcast]

This episode is going to be a blast to recap over on Folkland 🤣Check us out, folks!

[@derrekhuff5815]

I'm still following that yellow ball. Good job fellas.

[@drwdzz]

Aaron said "Sit Indian Style"! That's what learnt it was called as a kid. When I say it, all my friends have no idea what I'm saying. Apparently now it's called crisscross apple sauce. I'm surprised Arron is old enough to know that term.

[@KellyRaeRussell]

The Y2K stuff made me think of the big New Madrid earthquake scare of 1990. Many schools had the day off. I was senior planning to attend Murray State which would put me at ground zero. My grandparents were freaking out. My parents, on the other hand, didn't seem too worried about it and sent me on down there. Like B.C. Bates, I'm older than dirt so maybe no one else remembers.

[@CaptChrispy]

Brian, in the bedroom, after achieving what he wants to achieve- "Uh, That might be a good place to stop."

[@MJLondn]

Keith Green died in a plane crash, too.

[@savage_skirt5386]

what he was referring to "big band" popularity, in the late 1990s, was swing music. swing is a type of jazz and big band is really a jazz orchestra.

[@TheCourtknee89]

Prior to Y2K my dad stashed a bunch of cash just in case. Good thing, because my uncle was arrested on New Years Eve. Had to use the stashed cash to bail him out of jail.

[@justkathwalk]

Hello, folks! I listen to your podcast every week, and this episode was released on my birthday!! It would make my day, and honestly probably my entire year, if you read my comment on the pod. Thank you for giving me something to look forward to every Wednesday, your comedy has made my life even more fulfilled ❤️

[@masonguttensohn8006]

My wife, brothers, and I enjoyed Nate's Montgomery show very much! However, it made sense when Nate said that he left IMMEDIATELY after the show ended, considering we tried to catch him afterwards to say hello! Thus begs the question, do you guys as comedians hate being approached RIGHT AFTER a show? Even if not, are there any instances that stand out where someone may have been "crazy", such as followed your car, ran you down, jumped on you, etc...?

[@paulm.e.mueller2903]

Playing first base is great for an extrovert with a terrible arm. We were terrible in high school, but with all of the base runners, I always had someone to talk to. Also, for a Texas-baseball connection Matthew McConaughey was in Angels in the Outfield. He played in the outfield (both on the Angels and with the angels). I'll go proofread this now.

[@crd9191]

Bob Wills is STILL the King

[@courtneymitchell1739]

Who’s that? Jkjk.

[@katiehutson7163]

This episode is on Texas and Bates talks about Fort Payne for a good 5 minutes.

[@K.Fulkerson]

Dang, ole Zamperini got him! 😂

[@kalabyrum]

Look at the picture of Oprah after the fight with the cattle. By the way, what she said was, “I will never eat a hamburger again“ and the cattlemen worried about the impact that would have on the beef industry because she had more influence than commercials did. Anyway, standing behind her in that picture is Dr. Phil. If you ask Dr. Phil about his story coming up, he always forgets to mention that he was on the radio constantly as a guest and a joke. As soon as he got to Oprah, he would no longer answer any phone from Kid Kraddick again, without whom he would never have been known.

[@michaelfry667]

The new camera work is tight. Hello Folks and Heeeey BeeeaR.

[@JennyJBAMA]

AstroTurf is a company located in Dalton, GA. I worked for their sister company SYNLawn.

[@AlthamCarson]

I just realized my 2 favorite things on KZbin are both in Nashville. Nateland and Ask Zac, I wonder if you guys could do an episode on country music? I've been hoping to see you guys get into it ever since I noticed Old Man Bedlam looks like George Jones.