Nateland | Ep #69 - Pennsylvania ft. Mike Vecchione

[@meganmccloskey736]

Getting a shoutout for the mugs I made for Nate, on an episode about my home state of PA, AND with a guest who went to my alma mater Penn State, is the coolest thing ever! Thanks Nate, Aaron and Brisket for giving my family so much to laugh about every week!!!

[@dgator7251]

Where did you send it to make sure they got it? Do they have a PO box for the podcast?

[@HinsonCo]

When Bates acted like he heard the noise he got so excited. I love that guy!

[@CSimonson]

I wish there was a way to let these three goofballs know how much I adore this podcast. You all are medicine for the soul. Please never stop

[@jasonmiller9581]

This whole episode belongs in the Nateland Hall of Fame. Mike was my favorite guest so far (bring him back please🙏) and Nate’s bit where he was making boat sounds and talking about leaving Bates on his island was incredible!!😂 It sounds like the perfect opening scene to a Nateland TV Series pilot. Thanks for making Wednesdays a day to look forward to, keep it up folks!!

[@williamroberts5811]

Hello Folks! It's 5:00am on Wednesday and I'm watching Nate's mind be blown because there are sounds he can't hear that other people can. 😂😂😂 Please don't ever stop doing this podcast! Let's Gooo Folks!!!

[@chadfunkhouser8899]

Yall need to have the screen when Aaron searches all we all saying.

[@brianwatkin8548]

“Let’s see what that circle’s talkin about.” Referring to what a spaceman says when seeing earth… Is the funniest sentence in recorded human history.

[@johnkamery9667]

The look Aaron gives Mike Vecchione after Nate says "is Rocks for Jocks the real name of the class" Is amazing. Its pure love and admiration. Aaron is looking at him with such pride. The look in an amalgamation of every positive emotion that humans poses. It. Is. Beautiful. [1:36:41]

[@Fixalisp123]

There was a convenience store owner who would play the high frequency sound on speakers to keep teenagers from loitering around his business

[@christopherm5561]

In Philadelphia, some parks play the high-pitched ringing noise all night long to keep teens from hanging out after dark.

[@dprich100]

I always check out some stand-up bits from the comedians you have on the show. I wasn't crazy about Mike Vecchione's dry, sarcastic humor on your podcast. So I watched some of his stand-up bits on youtube and now I get it. He's very funny and has a new fan.

[@Lincoln21-n3r]

I am 34 and thought Aaron was playing nothing. My son Lincoln, who is 6, looked up from his tablet and said "What's that sound? Breathe Right strip saying he heard it was as believable as Creed from the office dying his hair black with toner cartridges and claiming to be 30.

[@christopherm5561]

"Can we get some Red Bull for these things? Sometimes a guy's got to ride the bull. Am I right? Later, skater."

[@Lincoln21-n3r]

"Why do we as a society hate old people so much?" "Because they're lame!"

[@JRegerWVOH]

I couldn’t hear a thing haha

[@princesssummerland7269]

Nate is so cute when he gets excited 😂🥰

[@mrsgrv1739]

I’m 34 and I heard it. Side note, I took my husband to see you in Oklahoma for his birthday last weekend. We drove from St.Louis to see your show. It was totally worth it! We had a blast!

[@amandaschweda6568]

Y'all should have Mike on the show more often. He has the most soothing voice I've ever heard and he's obviously the smartest person to come on the podcast. Love you guys!

[@brandybryant6083]

“In case Nateland gets attacked?” Hilarious pod of boys!

[@erinj.2501]

I listened to the podcast this morning and was amused that Aaron played a nonexistent sound to mess with Nate and Barton. This afternoon my 13-year-old niece asked if I'd heard today's Nateland, and wondered if I had heard the high-pitched sound that Aaron played. When I said I assumed he was tricking the guys, she laughed and said that she could hear it with no problem! I couldn't believe it and listened to it again just to be sure -- sad to say, my 41-year-old ears could not detect it. Thanks a bunch for making me feel old!!!

[@jackiem9175]

Mike Veccchione reenacting how he speaks to hecklers was absolutely Mr. Vecchione telling his rowdy 8th grade students they were about to get sent to the principal’s office.

[@bonnieperegoyvideos3592]

Mike Vecchione's opening for Nate in Hershey PA was HILARIOUS.

[@PowerfulDragon]

Nate trying to explain a light sensor, and his brain letting loose with, "light.. motion?" was truly a blessed moment.

[@Wes_Express]

WOW I can't believe I finally did it! I started watching/listening to your podcast in July 2021 and have now seen/heard every episode! I'm officially up to date with my folks!!! Let's go folks!!!

[@brandonmelchert3117]

My wife and I and our friends came to your OKC show Friday night, sat front row and got to meet you after. Show was awesome, can't wait for that material to be on Netflix. My parents went to the Sunday night OKC show and sat in the balcony, and my mom's chair got stuck in a crack and she literally fell backwards into another lady, which I found to be hilarious, and was hoping you noticed it. Also, shoutout to Aaron and Benji. Love the show guys.

[@danaschnitzel4100]

I've been a folk since the end of june 2021, ans I'm happy to say that last week I officially caught up on nateland episodes, and the first one I ever had to wait to hear was for my home state, PA! My family is from philly, seven generations deep. Not only that, but I, too work at an alternative school (like vecchione used to) and teach middle school. Anyway. I'm 29 and could hear the whistle tone, but was annoyed when it sounded like it was happening again several minutes later, only to discover that I was hearing the brakes hiss on my school van as I pulled into a stop. Thanks for the laughs guys, I recommend you to everyone!

[@Kaflaful]

My favorite part of this episode is when Breakfast said "self-defecating". I'm pretty sure he meant self-deprecating. If not, I'm fairly terrified of going to his shows and I'm shocked that he's able to get a crowd to show up at all. Also, I'm 35 and can still hear that sound. It sounded like the noise old CRT TVs made for a minute or so after they were turned off.

[@JokesOnWokes]

Can’t believe no one caught it!

[@brendannguyen1167]

Oh nice! Mike Vecchione, America's favourite undercover cop comedian.

[@benlikebike]

Too bad he didn't make the height requirement for the force, there'd be a really deadpan hilarious sergeant in Brooklyn somewhere.

[@ZachIsNobody]

In reference to the ringtone, I could hear it on the video. Also the Kroger near where I did my "undergrad" played a constant high pitch sound outside in front of the store to keep young people from hanging out around there. Older people didn't notice, but it always drove me crazy when getting groceries. It did work though, because no young people loitered in the area. Love the podcast! Feels like a hang out with friends every week. I'm looking forward to seeing Nate perform for the 2nd time at his show coming up in Pittsburgh. Keep up the great work Nate, Beach Towel, & Weber Dame!

[@brettquinn6101]

Buttercup saying he thought “Pat Lacourt“ (appellate court) , was one of the kids… was one of the best lines of this episode and no one even acknowledged it! 🤣🤣🤣

[@Dobbs3]

Vecchione is one of my favorite comics. Great episode!!!!

[@HBrack1994]

I'm 27 and still hear the noise I remember exactly what Aaron's talking about back in school The younger teachers caught on every now and then and were enraged Love it

[@mizzou19]

I've never been this early and I don't know what to say

[@taram1874]

I teach middle school. There absolutely is a frequency that I can't hear at the age of 44. My students were working on a slide show presentation on their computers. One of them was online and playing a sound so high that I couldn't hear it, but my students could hear it and started complaining about the noise. Being the good teacher I am, I took his computer for the rest of class. In frustration, he said, "Let's Gooooo." I said, "Folks." He looked at me very puzzled. 🤣 Thank you for helping me a better middle school teacher!

[@seanfitz582]

I’m from the Wayne and Holmes County, Ohio area which goes back and forth with Lancaster, PA as being the largest Amish community in the world. I have many Amish friends and people don’t understand how every ‘sect’ or individual church has completely different rules. One church may allow its families to have air conditioning and electricity in their homes, while another church doesn’t even allow their families have rubber tires on their farm equipment. Also two hugely iconic companies, Zippo Lighters and Case Knives are both from the small town of Bradford, Pennsylvania. Love the show, keep on keepin’ on fellas.

[@sagebrushshed]

Listened with my wife who’s 27 on a road trip she woke up from a dead sleep asking what that noise was. I who is 31 didn’t hear a thing! I also had a comment about the syrup water bottles, my grandpa used to have two or three gallon bleach bottles full of water in the back of his truck every time we’d go to check cows. Thought that was normal for a long time! Love the show, keep it up!

[@newyorkvln]

My life anymore is just a repeated cycle of counting down the days until it’s Wednesday again and there’s a new episode of Nateland out. Love the podcast guys!!!

[@Jake_Stevens]

My wife recently got offered a job up in Pennsylvania and we have had times the past week or so where we second guessed that choice. I've had a little bit of anxiety about it as I've lived in North Carolina my entire life but I open up Spotify this Friday to listen to the new episode on my way to work and there I see the episode title. I took it as a sign that it's all going to work out because who would know better than the most average average American, Aaron not-a-grill Weber, and Barthonamoo? By the way, the name of the town is Oil City, but I pronounce oil the same way Nate does. What are the odds that people will find that endearing and not annoying? As always, loved the show, hope to catch y'all in Pittsburgh sometime... LET'S GOOOOOOO, folks.

[@jamesalexander8872]

How is PA?

[@MikeHunt-md4bq]

Breakfast earned another heat check with that famous people from Pennsylvania joke

[@RobertVinnyLombardi]

Hello Folks! My absolute favorite podcast every week. Haven’t missed one, been here from the start. Love watching Nate, Brawny, and Aaron in heavy discussions that go nowhere. Great guest in the hilarious Mike Vecchio. I had the privilege of seeing you both in DC a few weeks ago and couldn’t stop bragging to my local comic friends about both of you. My favorite moment in this podcast had to have been when Nate corrected Aaron by telling him that he was not on KZbin, but rather the “Internet KZbin”. It’s moments like this that make me keep coming back every week. Keep It up Folks!!! Vinny

[@Congamond]

Nate’s pronunciation of Ben Crichton’s last name is exactly how we pronounce our last name. Nailed it. Keep up the great work -Dan Richton

[@TriStarFamily]

Nate, a flat Earth is still a circle, so flat earthers are also "circle earthers". A spherical Earth is what flat earthers disagree with. That said, after this discussion I really want to make a bunch of "Circle Earther" bumper stickers and put them on random cars around my office to confuse everyone involved. Love the show, keep up the great work!

[@DocManhattan56]

Amazing, funny episode, Mike's vibe fit so perfectly.

[@esthernevarez228]

In Detroit the night before Halloween is called Devil's Night. They used to burn the whole place down in the 80's. In the suburbs people egg houses and toilet paper people's front yards.

[@jamesalexander8872]

Even I the 90s there were 10,000 fires on Devil's Night in the D

[@ricardomenendez2709]

Hello folks! Before listening to the podcast I saw your instagram story question where you asked if we heard the tone you played on the podcast and for some reason I thought you meant tone as in what’s the vibe of the podcast or undertone of it. Once I learned it meant actual tone you played to see if you can hear then I realized I truly belong here at nateland. Love the podcast keep giving us that free entertainment

[@angelasadat]

The story about the cricket reminded me of a youth group hiking trip we took to Banff Canada and my group leader was our church's founding pastor. A friend and I started making goat sounds as we hiked... pastor stopped the hike, and with wonderment, announced that there was a mountain goat right here! Listen everyone..." we weren't sure if we should ruin the moment, so we just looked around and "actively" listened for the goat...

[@masterkraftster]

I could not stop laughing at nate making a motor boat sound. And the idea that brussel sprout, couldn't hear the sound frequency just standing on the beach with his hand on his hips was so great.

[@adrien10288]

My co-worker was recently telling me about all the super-intellectual podcasts he’s into. Naturally, I brought up The Nateland Podcast. When he asked what it’s all about, I replied “Every week, I watch 3 grown men barely scratch the surface of a Wikipedia page.” Safe to say he will not be listening. Keep up the good work Nate, Erin and Belinda.

[@connorlagrange1997]

What makes this podcast great was the transition from "Can you hear this sound?" to Nate describing a theoretical party at Saddam Hussein's house.

[@redcapphony]

"Let's go see what that circle is talkin' 'bout" 😂😂😂

[@SethMcPherson_not_fearson]

We Are... Hill-Folk! Keep up the good works Nate, Aaron, and Bath & Body. Love the podcast, it gets me through the horrible tunnel traffic of Pittsburgh three times a week without any bad words - muttered or thought. Also love the fact that it seems oh so very Nateland that the person you chose for the Pennsylvania episode lived less than a quarter of his life in the state, wasn't born here, and arguably lived in the least "Pennsylvania" parts of the state... but we will accept him nonetheless because that's who we are: kind, accepting hill-folk. From a certified Western Pa folk (so hill-folk that even into the early 90s when we went to my grandma's trailer the girls used the indoor plumbing and the boys had to use the sawdust pile out back. #1 only...we're not West Virginia.) Looking forward to welcoming you to the "Philly Zoo" on December 3rd.

[@Teddy-nd2jq]

Mike V is incredible great choice of guests

[@dustinboger5663]

I am a proud Pennsylvanian, and folk. I have been looking forward to the Pennsylvania episode since you started doing state themes. This was another great episode, and very on par that the guest on the Pennsylvania episode is from Ohio, and not actually Pennsylvania. Keep up the great work folks! Ps- in our house we keep our bread, ketchup, and syrup in the fridge.

[@towelunderthedoor]

Happy to say I could hear the ring tone for young people, but I am almost 30 and after hearing that tone for an instant it was stuck in my ears all day. Thanks Aaronland.

[@ericblack867]

It's interesting how much crap Nate gave to neon carrot when that was the color of his jacket.

[@kalabyrum]

😂😂 PLEASE POINT THIS OUT Bologna sandwich!! 🤣😂🤣

[@davidandersson6161]

Turning 41 in December, heard the sound loud and clear. Greetings from Sweden!!

[@jordancrabb2192]

Nate’s jacket looks like it would be NEON CARROT

[@flatcat_Jessica]

I’m just getting to this episode and played the ringtone for my son. As he said, you can’t hear that?? I said you can hear that?? So funny.

[@philipmanuel4675]

Listening as Nate, Mike and Belly Button couldn’t hear the sound Aaron was playing had me in tears not only from laughing but also from the piercing sound that just kept being played into my headphones.

[@keepingitreal215]

The only good things about today's podcast was learning about condiments and Mike's calming voice. If I could have voted, Baskerville is my favorite 😊.

[@IrishtownMayo]

I loved Nate’s discussion of “Circle Earth.” Especially the idea that aliens have mastered the technology of faster than light space travel and interstellar navigation. Then upon discovering Earth, they say: “Let’s go see what that circle’s talkin’ about.” Great job, folks. Love the podcast.

[@johnbanderson465]

I am crushed. I was at the early show in Baltimore on October 2nd, from the stage point of view I was very close in the upper left. I yelled "Let's Go Folks!" and Nate did acknowledge it and mentioned the Podcast. Please tell me that there is video to confirm this. Love the podcast and the show was fabulous. My wife loved it too! HELP ME O-BREAKFAST-WON YOU"RE MY ONLY HOPE!!!

[@ericblack867]

I love Nate's comment about how William Penn found the land and it should be named after him, as if it was a remote uninhabited island, like there weren't already people there...🙃 Love the pod guys, keep up the good work.

[@richgarc84]

I’ve never heard Mike Vecchione other than when Burr mentions him; he’s not what I expected

[@jessicamueller417]

Hello Folks, I'm a Paraprofessional for high school students and sit in on many classes with our special education students. My "expertise" is in history, physical science and chemistry. In Physical Science class we did the MHz test (Hertz is the measurement of sound.) I want to give Nate some ease... I am 43, and in class We did this experiment. The amount of kids that could hear what myself and the teacher couldn't was crazy. In your experiment I stopped hearing at 15,233 hz. However the same thing through my headphones (which is usually how I listen to you ) was 15,799 Hz! This was my experiment.. When Nate said he couldn't hear it?? I could but I have a feeling that is because its amplified through your audio software and headphones. Aaron is correct in saying that as you age your hearing gradually gets worse. I love the show, the banter and the three of you! Keep making everyone smile with all the nonsense! We all need a little more funny these days! Let's Go Folks!!!

[@peacefulpaul]

Nate's approach to facts is very much "do I already believe this thing, otherwise it cannot be true"

[@jstank12]

I remember the high pitch noise thing back in school too. And I thought it was hilarious that I could hear it and the guys are acting like they're being pranked. Love the show.

[@susanhorton3282]

The Ringing Rocks are in the Pocono's. And it really is neat to hear the different tones when you hit the Rocks. Its a whole bunch of Rocks. Sue Horton

[@spencerheaton3332]

The Critch-ton vs Cry-ton conversation took me back to middle school when I did a presentation over the book Jurassic Park by famous author Michael Crichton (which is very publicly pronounced Cry-ton). However being in middle school I had no idea and my teacher pretended to not know and told me to do my best. So I looked like an absolutely moron while telling my class about a book by the famous author Michael Critch-ton.

[@mistydawn7976]

Hello folks! I love listening to you guys. I was turning off switching off light switches in a house I'm dog sitting in. I heard the mosquito noise as I hit the switch and began flipping the switch making my own personal strobe party trying to get it to stop until I realized it was the podcast. I couldn't help but giggle lol I'm 25. Sorry nate but its real

[@jordancsyracuse1241]

My wife and I bought tickets over a year ago for Nate’s show in Greenville, SC and I couldn’t make it because of work. The wife went and I gave my ticket to my 17 year old cousin. When they got home and told me Mike Vecchione featured I was fuming. I got over it quick. because my cousin had never heard of either and now he’s a fan of both. Glad my ticket didn’t go to waste and I introduced a younger generation to a couple of the greats.

[@cccc13.]

Ive Been a big fan for a while and got to see you live in grungy Toledo, Ohio. I brought friends who never heard of you and they died laughing the whole time. This is my only my fourth episode of the podcast, watched ep 1 and one about the 2000's this month and then finally watched last weeks and this episodes today. It is great knowing what all the comments mean since i finally watched two reoccurring episodes haha. im trying to see you on December 5th in the LAND they call Cleve. you guys are all awesome! God Bless. John 14:6!

[@M70250]

I’m 32 and heard it, along with my 8, 7, and 4 year old kids so I guess I’m just one of the kids! Thanks for letting me know that I’m a young hip mom and that I haven’t gone completely deaf from my children. 🙏🏻

[@ryanomara7460]

Hello folks! About to turn 36yrs old on Halloween, and was pleasantly surprised that my hearing is apparently in good shape, thanks to the free hearing test. Thanks for so many great laughs and chuckles, and please keep these episodes coming! So long, folks!

[@melodytrip]

NATE! You said no one yelled Let's Go Folks....... I yelled out "Let's Go Folks!!!' in Baltimore at the first show!!! Dude, I thought we had a moment. You pointed right at me. Then when you talked about your neighbor, I yelled out "Felix!" I was in the front row, too! My boyfriend was so embarrassed by me, he left his mask on. When I walked in to meet you were pronouncing my name wrong (which I adored by the way). I was so nervous I couldn't get any words out but "I...I...I sound like an idiot". you smiled and said, "it's okay". I said "I was going to bring you um um um your favorite candy." (I couldn't remember the words 'sour patch kids'.) And I gave you the Annapolis t-shirt for Harper. I saw the instagram video of her wearing it at your show. That totally made my day. Dude I need an on air apology lol. But the funniest part was when I walked out, I looked at my boyfriend and said, "what just happened in there? I blacked out from being so nervous. How stupid did I just sound? What did I say to him?" Anyway, I love you guys and look forward to every Wednesday because of all of you. Some of the hardest laughs have been when Breakfast tells his embarrassing stories. We should have an episode where he tells us all of his most embarrassing stories. We all know there's got to be more. - Melody (or as you said it, Meh - LODY with the emphasis on ODY)

[@napenvy]

5 minutes on sounds “older ears” can’t hear. So good. I’m 36 and have bad hearing but was able to hear the screech Aaron played. Was your sound guy isolating the sound from Nate’s headset?

[@Unz360]

I'm 38 and I definitely didn't hear anything 🤔

[@beckyparker8990]

I couldn't hear a thing. Played it for my kids and they heard it just fine! Mind blown!

[@caitlinblanchard939]

First, I want to say how wonderful Aaron did on Howie Mandel’s “Don’t Sneeze on Me” comedy special. Very funny! Second, when Nate said the thing about checking his fly on stage, it made me think about the time I saw Luis Black live (about 10 years ago), and his opener had his fly down. The crowd made him aware of it and he turned around, fixed his fly, turned back around and with his hand over his face, laughed hysterically for minutes. The whole crowd was in hysterics. Once everyone composed themselves (opener included), he started his set.

[@gamingkids119]

Love the podcast!! We are So excited to see Nate, Aaron and Blimey in Ohio Oct 29th! If you hear someone yell “Let’s Go, Folks!” It’s us…. If not, just know…. We yelled it… it just must have been too high of a frequency!

[@mrhankey20]

38, drummer for 23 years, and I still heard the sound somehow. My 6 year old daughter across from me also heard it and asked, "What's that weird sound?"

[@lberg5575]

Regarding the syrup bottles, "Unless you wash it" :) That might be where to start.

[@JRegerWVOH]

Private zoo discussions and COMPLETELY passed the PANGUINS!!!!!

[@randypifer776]

Hello folks! Hey Nate, Aaron, and Bjork! I am 39 years old and I 100% could hear the sound that Aaron played!

[@lucilledavis8970]

I love the show. I drive a truck and listening to a bunch of bone heads makes for some easy miles. God bless.

[@davidperez5089]

Me too, really appreciate the menu time stamps. The intro music sounds like a talk sports show though. Nothing's perfect I'm sure. God bless.

[@micahpediford]

@@davidperez5089 LOL. Pick your battles. Also, you’re right. It’s cheesy sounding haha.

[@joecicero6021]

I attended a Christian university for my UNDERGRAD that mandated chapel attendance 3 times a week. One of my buddies (Erik Roe if he’s listening) could make an absolutely perfect cricket noise SO LOUD that Nateland listener Matt and all age groups can hear it. One time during a chapel speaker’s message, the speaker made a terrible joke that bombed and in the brief awkward silence Erik made the cricket noise that reverberated throughout the holy chapel, breaking the entire auditorium into uproarious laughter. It was timed just right that the speaker didn’t realize what was happening and thought his joke hit extra hard that time.

[@tylergorham7301]

I've started to say, "Onward!" in texts as a replacement for "Let's go!!!" and it feels very Aaronland.

[@sarahwhite8622]

I’m 49 and I heard it! But i have superpower kind of hearing. I was cracking up at you not believing there was a sound!

[@davidperez5089]

I'd name my crayon color Octopus. And roast beef too.

[@jordangiannini7766]

Being from Pennsylvania I'm offended that you didn't include all of the beautiful things we have such as.... Unlimited potholes and MANY other exciting features Great episode as always gang

[@spacejamgoliath]

We're so used to that in TN, we thought it was normal

[@ryancheetham2659]

in highschool for some reason they played that sound in the roofs to get rid of possums and it drove us crazy but the teacher just thought we were messing with them

[@conservativepineapples6203]

I’m a proud member of The Breakfast Club!

[@davidbeale1210]

Shoptalk = noun Talk shop = verb Shoptalk is what is happening when two people “talk shop.” I feel like this should have been obvious… to the right side of the table. 🤜 🤛

[@diannawilliams6923]

Appreciate learning about a new comic! Mike V is good 👍

[@veronicam.3212]

I know I’m super late to this, but, I started the podcast from Ep. 1 a couple of months ago, I’m now on this episode. I had to pause and wait to ask my two youngest kids, 9 and 11, if they can hear the sound and they can! Omg! I had NO IDEA there are some things i can’t hear, and I sure think I have great hearing 😱 I’m 42 btw.

[@jeannineashcraft5281]

Love the quick wardrobe changes Nate!

[@jrbcnchz]

I'm 33 and I could baaaaarely hear it

[@Chrigi3]

The mention of NFL players getting drafted to WW2 reminds me of a recent story on the military duty required of citizens in Korea, including pro golfers Sungjae Im and Si Woo Kim. They will have to pause their promising careers to enlist for two years unless they earn “national prestige” by medaling at the Olympics. Kim even skipped the British Open this year to prep for Tokyo.

[@barfymann362]

Mike Vecchione looks like he could be in Seal Team 6.

[@lindensitzmann]

I am 28 and could not hear the noise Aaron played. We also did that trick in school. So I was surprised I couldn’t hear the noise!

[@alexlamelas2121]

Am I insane, or was the syrup water bottle comment mentioned before? I hope it was, because I’ve heard it before… and I think I’m losing my mind. Love the show! Great job to Nate, Aaron and Bazooka.

[@closequarters4575]

Mike’s standup is hilarious. Check out his stuff on YT.

[@erinj.2501]

At the top of my niece's Christmas list is to attend a Live Nateland podcast taping -- any chance that will be happening again in the future??

[@chaseschubert2973]

For the record, modern-day NFL Quarterbacks from Texas: Drew Brees, Patrick Mahomes, Kyler Murray, Derek Carr, Baker Mayfield, Ryan Tannehill, Matthew Stafford, Andy Dalton, Case Keenum, Jalen Hurts, Colt McCoy, Nick Foles, Andrew Luck, Vince Young, Colt McCoy, Johnny Manziel. In fact, 25% of NFL Starting QB's in Week 1 of 2018 and 2019 were from the Lone Star State.

[@SmoothOpr8rr]

For the folks that don't have kids, the way Nate reacted to the frequency is the same way a little kid reacts to mundane and ordinary tricks and skills that all dads show off

[@kanagawakenji7]

I'm 36 and I heard it but it took a second to pick it up, but once I knew what frequency to listen for, it was a little easier.

[@matthewparrish1740]

Holy cow Vecchione just murdered the entire city of Pittsburg. That may be the greatest burn of a city ever….and I’d know, I’m from Memphis! This was one of my favorite episodes. Mike is super funny and had some great banter with Nate, Aaron, and Bobblehead.

[@oldmanjenkins38]

I’m 51 and don’t hear high frequencies anymore. Had my hearing tested by audiologist and it showed the “age decline” for that frequency. Irony? Tinnitus still ringing at a “high pitch” just fine. 😶

[@JF-ym8gm]

Me too. 🙁