I know you’re trying to support your ads but I prefer being able to see you guys while you’re doing the ad reads. The zoning out from Dusty, the holding back laughter from Aaron, the disappointed grandpa from Bates and the always questioning if having these guys on the pod from Nate make me actual enjoy the ad reads vs skipping over them.
Dusty should make them all watch Idiocracy. It’s a shame that reference just went on by without hearing all Dusty’s thoughts on the movie. Everyone watch and report back, thanks haha
Agreed. Idiocracy is such an underrated comedy! Every joke hits and there are so many funny Easter eggs scattered throughout the entire movie. Folks, check it out
Hey bear! Dusty, back when my mom was just out of college and working in Boston as a nurse, she was walking to work and was approaching a rougher looking individual holding a coffee cup on the sidewalk. As she walked by she threw 50 cents into his cup only to find out it was just a construction worker on his coffee break and he was about halfway through his cup of coffee.
Idiocrocy just got swept under the rug, but Dusty laughingly knowing that this cast of misfits could have been characters right out of the movie was great. Mike Judge was way ahead of his time on this one. Nateland literally living out the movie in real time now. Lol. Maybe athletic greens is the new electricro lights. So you're smart huh, I thought your head would be bigger. Looks like a peanut. Dag Gonnit, better question, who plays which character? Who is Luke Wilson, and who is Dax Sheppard.... lol!!! We're having a good time. Dusty for President!
The Maple Street Biscuit Company started here in Jacksonville, FL!! It’s so community oriented, the managers frequently give free cinnamon biscuits to new faces. I’m glad you had a good time. Try the Squawking Goat next time!
Nate - I will be at the 8pm show in Asheville Sunday. I pastor a church here in town, so I thought it would only be appropriate to invite you to church before the show! Hey Bear!
In this episode (#124) the guys were talking about the Powerball quite a bit. It made me think of something I do with my Algebra students when working with Combinations and Permutations (odds of winning the Powerball fall into this category). I take my class out to the football field, give the students some tools, and then ask them to estimate the number of blades of grass on the field. If they do a good job their answer should be between 200 million and 500 million. The next day we calculate the odds of winning the Powerball off a single ticket, it’s about 1 in 300 million. So then we go back out to the field and acknowledge that having any sort of confidence in winning the Powerball would be a similar experience to thinking you could choose the “winning blade of grass” out of the entire field. Undoubtedly, there are students that walk off the field saying, “I think I’d pick the right one.” 🤦♂ Love you guys,
You guys talking about how to go about after winning the lotto reminded me about a recent news story about a Chinese lotto winner that kept his $30 million jackpot secret from his family because he didn't want them to become lazy. He accepted the money in a costume.
I'm interested to hear if the Nateland gang will say this is something THEY would do. I feel like Dusty and Nate might do this. Aaron will have a very detailed plan that differs, on what he would do. I feel like Brian would just help everyone and I LOVE that. Hopefully, first, he would take care of his critter problems.:)
@@williamgaleano4392 China doesn’t have lottery. Perhaps another Asian country. Although if china did have a lottery I’m sure that would happen pretty often.
Dusty being the only member of this team to have seen Idiocracy tracks perfectly. As an added "Deep Dive with Dusty" it should be noted that the TV show "Young Rock" is clearly illustrating that the Rock is being groomed to become "President Camacho."
Nate going from “I know nothing about music” to giving detailed reports on Elvis and his life is great. You guys should also do an episode on just music.
Henry VIII had a "groom of the stool" which was a highly coveted position as it got a person super close to the king. And, because Henry 8 had extreme constipation issues, that groom had LOTS of time with the king. Fun fact
Found out ole Brian Regan was a small time college football standout until injuries sidelined his career...pretty...pretty...pretty...pretty cool...pretty cool.
It’s great to see such praise for Brian Regan on this pod. I’ve been a fan of his since the 90s and I’ve since introduced my son to his comedy. It has drawn us closer together and now comedy is something that my son and I will always have to share. And now the BAND is carrying that torch. Thanks guys.
Nate, I came across your stand ups episode in 2018 and immediately shared it with my family. From then on we have watched and rewatched every special an embarrassing amount of times and quote you in every day conversation. I would like to personally apologize to everyone who had to hear my dad say “so this is it, you get it?” to everyone who would listen all the way up our hike in the smoky mountains creating our own mount rainier moment. Thank you for being the source of so many great family memories and laughs. The Lacagnina family loves you. (Sorry to make you read that name Nate it’s lock-uh- nee-nuh) I have listened to every episode of the podcast and am such a big fan of each of you. You are all so funny and I can’t wait for the Bridgestone show! Hey bear and let’s go folks
I used to work at a Circuit City and all day long they would play the Circuit City Soundtrack which was just music videos and songs all day over and over and over and over again and most of the songs you would get to hate and just dread when they came on next. But Walking in Memphis came on and I always loved that song because of my feelings about elvis. So I love this episode. Oh and I guess you guys are cool too, even Bandito Burrito... Also, my mom got my dad a urinal for Father's day one year. It was his favorite gift ever, hands down!
A great testament to this podcast and how off the rails things can get it wasn’t until the very end of the episode I thought “they never even talked about sandals” and realized the topic is actually “Scandals and Animals” not “Sandals and animals”. I half expected to hear stories about pet owners dressing their animals up in sandals and clothes.
We made it folks! Thanks for the Folkland shout-out, guys. As always, Brian knows best. Folkland has weekly recaps of Nateland antics and topics. Subscribe and watch NEW episodes every Friday! Let's gooooo!
I typically just listen to the podcast as I go about my day, but the one time I decide to watch it, Aaron Googles “balloon boy.” And I will never unseen that.
Hey Bear 💁🏾♀️. Going back to the Rosie Ruiz story, she couldn’t take the bib off as that’s how they track your time. I’m a runner so that’s how I know. I’ve noisy did the half marathon at Epcot a couple of weeks ago. But she could have cover herself and be smarter about it. How funny if she would have used helium balloons to transport herself to a few block prior the finish line 🤣. Thank you guys for the laughs as always. I always look forward to Wednesdays!
@@brianbatescomedy Nate mentioned a new merchandise shirt in the works. Will that be out soon? I’m hoping it’s says “Hello Folks” 👋 and “Hey Bear” 🐻 I really want to buy a shirt for someone (and myself) 😂 for Christmas! Please let me know! Thank you! Love you guys and I look forward to listening to the podcast every Wednesday! ❤
I’m pretty new to this podcast, and I am in grad school. I’m always looking for things that don’t stretch my brain too much because I’m overwhelmed with new knowledge. This week Nate said “deers” 4 or 5 times as the plural of “deer.” I love this podcast and it’s a highlight of my week. Keep it up!
Y'all should do an entire episode on the history of the Lottery/Powerball and what has happened to winners over the years. Each of you could go and think through a more specific plan of what you would do if you won, then come on the episode and present that and talk about the history of the winners and how it got started. Would be fun!
Once when Elvis was just starting to get recognition, he ask my great grandma out on a date twice and she denied him saying “I ain’t going on a date with some hip swingin, hair flippin man”. She definitely regretted that one.
Brian Regan is probably my favorite comedian. And now I love Nate because he does kind of remind me of him. Not that they're comedy is the same, but probably more because the first time I ever heard either of them, they put me in literal tears.
Hey, bear! When Nate was talking about being an invisible assassin, the imagery of a tiny bag gliding along the floor made me laugh so hard. Couldn’t you just stick it in your pocket and make it invisible as well? Or would you have to be naked for the invisibility power to work? Love the show, thanks for the laughs.
Hi Boys - Love the podcast and Nate’s comedy shows. Still waiting on the other three to come to Cincinnati on a date I can make. Anyway, I mostly listen to the podcast in my car and always talk it up with whatever passengers I have with me. I’ve turned a few people into Nateland folks. I recently took my 16-year-old niece, Jessica, to Chicago for the weekend and, while she appeared to be sleeping in the car, I turned on your podcast. I found out a few days later from my sister that Jessica texted her the message, “Call 911, I am going to jump out of a moving car if I have to keep listening to this podcast.” She’s not a fan yet, but I’ll keep working on her. Keep up the great work!!
@@DustySlay I do know that, but I have Christmas parties that weekend. However, I am going to try and make the Saturday show. While in Cincinnati, make sure to try Skyline Chili, Graeter's Ice Cream, milkshakes from UDF. and, if you are really brave . . . Goetta.
This episode should’ve just continued on about Elvis haha! Great stuff. Listened on my drive from San Antonio to Houston tonight to see Dusty. FANTASTIC show! I’ve now seen Nate, Aaron, and Dusty. Excited to see Brian next year! What did we say it’s called when we see all four of you?
I bet John Crist laughed the entire time he was writing that book. I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s just one sentence that took the whole book before he made it through it. You guys are the best
Thanks, Aaron, for bringing up Nate's bear conversation with Rogan. Y'all were talking about laughing so had to pull over and that's what I thought of! We were on a road trip, headed home to Kentucky from Chicago. I was driving while my husband and kids were sleeping. When Nate asked Rogan about the bear, I lost it! I scared my husband, woke everyone up and had to totally regroup. I was crying, I couldn't see. Everyone was mad at me, but it was worth it. And no car accidents. I did get a speeding a ticket last week on the way to Nate's show, but I digress...
You referenced the Brian Regan cd. That one legitimately got me through one of my darkest moments. I used to tell people that the first 10 minutes are the best you’ll hear in comedy. Also, I listen to all you guys a lot for the same reason. If I’m getting to caught up in the junk around me, I listen you y’all as a way of helping me out of the pit of anxiety and depression. For that, I wanted to say thank you! I thank God for you guys. Keep it up. I love the dynamic y’all have.
I’m really loving Dusty! No where in the Bible does God ask us to celebrate Christ’s birth but most assuredly we are commanded to remember His death-The Lord’s Supper!
This year, I’m celebrating Turkey Day by giving thanks for Nateland. My work often involves difficult conversations and heavy situations; but you four get me laughing every single week, and it truly lightens the load. Seriously, thank you! That brings me to an interesting question for a group of comics: when your life gets heavy, what lightens the load? I’m guessing you don’t start telling yourself jokes or reciting your routine in the mirror…
Dusty: “uh I mean..does he have a wand?” Nate: “multiple” Everyone: Awkwardly and Nervously laughing I have not laughed that hard since the dinosaur episode, which is still my favorite!!
Glad Nate got to Graceland, Elvis is truly a fascinating story. My neighbors dad hung out with Elvis as a part of his racquetball crew. He said he was paid as a staff member but all he did was play racquetball and hang out. He said that Elvis was incredibly generous. He had to stop “working” for Elvis and had to go help his Dad’s construction company. Elvis bought him whatever car he wanted and put an envelope of cash in the glove box. He said he had a big heart and that’s why he got exploited at the end.
Nate, I love it when you do the Andy Kaufman "You're from Memphis, Im from Hollywood". When I was in the Marine Corps, I had a drill instructor that saw I was from Memphis and would say that to me (Over and over again). One of my rifle range instructors called me either Davy Crockett or "The Tennessee Kid". Some Drill Instructors yell and some try to make you laugh, then yell at you for losing your bearing! If you make THEM laugh, you win but also draw a lot of attention. See what you missed out on! Thanks for representing the state well! Also tell Aaron thanks for the confidence, if a comedy club will book him, there is hope for new comedians!
Last comment of the episode...maybe... We used to go to my dad's childhood home, a cabin in the Blue Ridge. One fall we went there, first stop was the outhouse which was filled to the brim, packed side to side with nuts. That weekend we went in the woods and let the squirrels keep their nuthouse.
I recommend the movie Paul! That is actually an ability the aliens have, everytime they hold their breath, they turn invisible. The joke "I should really stop smoking," is made.
You guys talk about people fighting bears, and you need to see this video. Look up John West Salmon Bear Fight ad. I think this is a pretty good representation of what Dusty imagines when he talks about Barry Sanders fighting a bear, but I'd love to hear yall's thoughts. Love the podcast, you guys are hilarious!!
I was waiting for someone to call out Dusty when he said helium defies gravity. I thought you don’t believe in gravity. 😂 Love the show guys you’re all great!
Nate, your on air relationship with Bojangle Bates is laugh out loud funny. Brian: “Is that his name? John Hodgeman?” Nate, dismissive as usual: “I don’t know,” and immediately moves on to the next subject amplifying Bates’ “worried-ism.” Don’t ever change, folks.
I love the pod, I love all of your comedy and friendship, but what I love the most is Dusty saying exactly what everyone is thinking but are too afraid to say out loud. Keep up the great work fellas!!!! 😂❤
I live next door to a couple who won a substantial lottery. They are the nicest people and great neighbors! After winning the lottery people came out of the woodwork, sending letters, asking for money for sick family members, debt trouble, etc…. Churches and businesses asking for donations…. Just craziness!!! I think the best thing to do if you win a lottery is to GET RID OF IT as soon as possible!! People get crazy when it comes to money!
Just got back from Nate's early show in Philadelphia. A couple of people yelled Hey Bear at the beginning and Nate seemed annoyed and responded with an unenthusiastic "uh huh hey bear." That was a bummer. His act, however, was very funny and clocked in at a little over an hour. Worth the price of admission. So, Nate, congrats on a job....done.
To Aaron: all the Noble gases have an effect on your voice. Argon is what you were about to mention that LOWERS it, as do some others. Those are actually dangerous because they are heavier than oxygen, so they will settle in your lungs, making it so oxygen cannot fill that space and will cause you to suffocate. So for Dusty, helium doesn't defy gravity, it strictly follows it and is an example showing that gravity exists. When you breathe in helium it raises your voice, but since it's lighter than oxygen the oxygen you breathe in afterwards quickly fills that space as helium floats up and out of your lungs. That displacement is why your voice goes back to normal so fast. Also quick note: if you breathe in the heavier gases, it does work to stand upside down to breathe oxygen back in so you don't suffocate!
Nate CANNOT casually drop that he "might see" someone here in Australia before tour dates are released. I had to stop on my run to try and buy tickets which were subsequently not there. Also, as a golf writer for the past 20 years, I would like to offer my services as Nate's golf concierge when he comes Down Under. We have some of the best courses on the planet, would love to hook him up.
I don’t know about this search engine Aaron’s using. Britannica? Message boards from 2007? Oh, and Dusty’s correct. Aaron did say he liked browser cookies.
Few years ago my son and his young wife moved into my basement to live while they saved up to buy a house. While they were moving in I overheard a conversation between them saying that they should buy a snake. I reacted immediately and said look there's not going to be any snakes in my house I got to put my foot down I do not like snakes. Cut to four years later, they're still in my basement and they now breed snakes. That one point they had 68 snakes in my basement. I guess my foot is not heavy enough to stay down. Needless to say I don't go in the basement very often. Go bear!
Hey bear, maybe there is something to Nate's and Dusty's opinion about a human being able to Juke a bear. The Bears certainly faster and stronger but it's running fully on Instinct and cannot plan ahead if if it's behind you and chasing you and you make a plan that it doesn't know about maybe you could get away, at least for a second. You're going to end up as dinner no matter what but you could maybe send one last text
I’m pretty sure I get mistaken for a homeless person regularly, but one time I think I actually scared people. After a fun night in college, I woke up to my friend banging on my front door like she was the fire department. Apparently, she had lost her phone the night before and was wondering if I had it. No such luck. She asked if I’d search the city with her for her phone. We looked on the sidewalk she cried on at the party and in the parking lot she puked in on the way home. I called her DD for the night to see if she had it. No where to be found. So she goes to ATT to get a new phone. I’m waiting for her in the car when her DD calls saying she found the phone. I hurry into the store to tell my friend, dressed in a black t-shirt, hot pink pajama pants, and a hot pink baseball cap. Probably also hot pink crocs. Oh, and a red coffee mug filled with water that I should’ve left in the car. As I open the door, sirens start going off right down the road. A lady in line looked at me, startled, and asked if they were looking for me. I yelled across the room to my friend, who was being helped by a sales person, that her phone had been found and we made a quick exit without saying another word. I get it, Dusty. I get it.
Aaron, I’m with you 100% on taking your birthday off Facebook. I used to enjoy the attention (agree with Dusty, it was a hot day), but how much meaning is there in a bunch of perfunctory posts that just say “hbd”?
Out of reverence, I have permanently replaced the word 'chilly' with 'Chilean Miners' in my vocabulary. Ex: "It is Chilean Miners in here." Why? I don't know. But it's starting to catch on with my husband and dad.
@dustyslay Dusty I’m so glad you had a good time at the DC Improv! That’s my home town and we sure do love us some comedy! I hope you had time to see some monuments and take the Metro to a kickin’ cigar lounge. Brother you are always welcome in DC. It’s a good time in the nation’s capital…allriight.
SF6, sodium hexafluoride, it makes your voice go all super villain mode. I used to use it in my job for an xray cargo scanner (like you can scan an entire 18 wheeler as it drives through)
I'll probably never sell out a club doing comedy, but I know what it's like to be a celebrity because I have been a teacher with a birthday. Kids from every grade came up and wished me happy birthday. They know how excited they are about their birthdays so they get excited for teachers too. At one school I taught at, the whole student body sang "Happy Birthday" to me. Don't be a birthday scrooge, Aaron. Let people share in your joy.
You guys should try to reach out to mike rowe and get him on the pod. theo von recently had him on his podcast and it was really interesting... He seems super down to earth.
That invisibility power reminds me of Meleoron from Hunter x Hunter. That’s essentially the basics of his power. He holds his breath and disappeared, even his presence isn’t felt.
Nate have a great show in State College tomorrow (11/17) I was to go but am in quarantine again! Bring your big coat it’s cold. And don’t forget to check out the Penn State creamery, it’s delicious! See you in March in Pittsburgh!
I’d say a chimpanzee talking, would freak me out. I remember seeing Caesar in planet of the apes talking for the first time, and that was truly frightening.
I second, third and fourth anyone suggesting that you have Mike Rowe as a guest, especially if you include his 83-year-old mother, Peggy Rowe, as well (she's a humor writer her most recent book being "Vacuuming in the Nude: And Other Ways to Get Attention"). She is charming and funny, you can tell where he gets it.
Mike Rowe would be my choice for sure. He's intelligent but relatable, and appeals to a wide range of backgrounds and walks of life. The only downside would be if the aliens discover that they've found someone who can do their "dirty work" for them...in which case we might be in big trouble, lol!
Watched Greatest Average American for the fourth time and noticed that during the infamous syrup on the waffle maker story Nate says his friend is “my age.” Felt this should be pointed out as I hear Breakfast’s age getting slammed out here each week.
Aaron was just about to mention sulfur hexafluoride, which made me think of this hilarious chemistry teacher video: ruclips.net/video/V2FR6-gEwjU/видео.html Hopefully one day you'll reference it when you do a Nateland episode all about 'Elements'.
Animal that I wouldn’t want to talk: Canadian Geese! They’re not your typical polite Canadians. They’re mean! They hiss when you get too close, walk across the road like they own the place, and don’t have a care in the world of how much poop they drop everywhere. I can only imagine the amount of cursing and insults we’d have to put up with while trying to feed the ducks at the local pond. Luke Rosenberger
Nate, my daughter has an 8th grade history project that is to interview someone - it’s called the Great American Assignment. Of course, we both thought of you. Let me know if you’re interested.
Forgot to add that her history teacher ran into us Nate’s show back in February, so I know he’d be on board with interviewing the “The Greatest Average American” for the Great American project.
I know you’re trying to support your ads but I prefer being able to see you guys while you’re doing the ad reads. The zoning out from Dusty, the holding back laughter from Aaron, the disappointed grandpa from Bates and the always questioning if having these guys on the pod from Nate make me actual enjoy the ad reads vs skipping over them.
Same
Best part.
Same here
I'm just glad you get em outta the way at the very beginning of the episode
Aaron: I don’t like a lot of attention. Aaron’s Career: Being the center of attention in a room filled with people.
Nicole’s Butcher makes yet another appearance 😂
Dusty should make them all watch Idiocracy. It’s a shame that reference just went on by without hearing all Dusty’s thoughts on the movie. Everyone watch and report back, thanks haha
One of my favorites! Such a good movie... Should do a reaction video.
Agreed. Idiocracy is such an underrated comedy! Every joke hits and there are so many funny Easter eggs scattered throughout the entire movie. Folks, check it out
I’m still amazed by some of the movies people haven’t seen. Aaron, watch “Idiocracy!”
Should have just said "Mr. Deeds" as a reference, and I'm sure that would have been more relatable/recognizable to the table...
That movie used to be a comedy but now it’s a documentary.
Just want you guys to know that if I won the lottery, I would still listen to the podcast. Keep up the great work! ❤
Brian Reagan’s joke about trucks hauling logs is one of my favorite to this day! A phone call could be made “you got logs?”
I love that joke. My brother and I saw a forklift hauling forks around and it reminded us of this joke for some reason lol.
@@kristineplummer7607 that’s so damn literal. Haha
Nate "if I had a soda machine in my house"
Me interrupting "you'd have diabetes in a week"
Both would be proudly earned.
Mike Rowe would be an awesome guest!
Hey bear! Dusty, back when my mom was just out of college and working in Boston as a nurse, she was walking to work and was approaching a rougher looking individual holding a coffee cup on the sidewalk. As she walked by she threw 50 cents into his cup only to find out it was just a construction worker on his coffee break and he was about halfway through his cup of coffee.
Just like in Seinfeld.
Lol that's hilarious
Idiocrocy just got swept under the rug, but Dusty laughingly knowing that this cast of misfits could have been characters right out of the movie was great. Mike Judge was way ahead of his time on this one. Nateland literally living out the movie in real time now. Lol. Maybe athletic greens is the new electricro lights. So you're smart huh, I thought your head would be bigger. Looks like a peanut. Dag Gonnit, better question, who plays which character? Who is Luke Wilson, and who is Dax Sheppard.... lol!!! We're having a good time. Dusty for President!
The Maple Street Biscuit Company started here in Jacksonville, FL!! It’s so community oriented, the managers frequently give free cinnamon biscuits to new faces. I’m glad you had a good time. Try the Squawking Goat next time!
Nate - I will be at the 8pm show in Asheville Sunday. I pastor a church here in town, so I thought it would only be appropriate to invite you to church before the show! Hey Bear!
In this episode (#124) the guys were talking about the Powerball quite a bit. It made me think of something I do with my Algebra students when working with Combinations and Permutations (odds of winning the Powerball fall into this category). I take my class out to the football field, give the students some tools, and then ask them to estimate the number of blades of grass on the field. If they do a good job their answer should be between 200 million and 500 million. The next day we calculate the odds of winning the Powerball off a single ticket, it’s about 1 in 300 million. So then we go back out to the field and acknowledge that having any sort of confidence in winning the Powerball would be a similar experience to thinking you could choose the “winning blade of grass” out of the entire field. Undoubtedly, there are students that walk off the field saying, “I think I’d pick the right one.” 🤦♂
Love you guys,
This lotto discussion should’ve been an episode!
You guys talking about how to go about after winning the lotto reminded me about a recent news story about a Chinese lotto winner that kept his $30 million jackpot secret from his family because he didn't want them to become lazy. He accepted the money in a costume.
I'm interested to hear if the Nateland gang will say this is something THEY would do. I feel like Dusty and Nate might do this. Aaron will have a very detailed plan that differs, on what he would do. I feel like Brian would just help everyone and I LOVE that. Hopefully, first, he would take care of his critter problems.:)
Where did he win the lotto? Which country?
@@darrengodssonfielding China, I think
@@williamgaleano4392 China doesn’t have lottery. Perhaps another Asian country. Although if china did have a lottery I’m sure that would happen pretty often.
@@darrengodssonfielding oh alright. Well the guy was Chinese... but I don't know where he won
Dusty being the only member of this team to have seen Idiocracy tracks perfectly. As an added "Deep Dive with Dusty" it should be noted that the TV show "Young Rock" is clearly illustrating that the Rock is being groomed to become "President Camacho."
Nate going from “I know nothing about music” to giving detailed reports on Elvis and his life is great.
You guys should also do an episode on just music.
I want them to do a 'song lyrics' episode!
@@kristipickens1079 absolutely! They could do so much. Misheard lyrics, meanings, a whole bunch of stuff for music episodes lol.
Henry VIII had a "groom of the stool" which was a highly coveted position as it got a person super close to the king.
And, because Henry 8 had extreme constipation issues, that groom had LOTS of time with the king. Fun fact
Found out ole Brian Regan was a small time college football standout until injuries sidelined his career...pretty...pretty...pretty...pretty cool...pretty cool.
It’s great to see such praise for Brian Regan on this pod. I’ve been a fan of his since the 90s and I’ve since introduced my son to his comedy. It has drawn us closer together and now comedy is something that my son and I will always have to share. And now the BAND is carrying that torch. Thanks guys.
Nate,
I came across your stand ups episode in 2018 and immediately shared it with my family. From then on we have watched and rewatched every special an embarrassing amount of times and quote you in every day conversation. I would like to personally apologize to everyone who had to hear my dad say “so this is it, you get it?” to everyone who would listen all the way up our hike in the smoky mountains creating our own mount rainier moment. Thank you for being the source of so many great family memories and laughs. The Lacagnina family loves you. (Sorry to make you read that name Nate it’s lock-uh- nee-nuh)
I have listened to every episode of the podcast and am such a big fan of each of you. You are all so funny and I can’t wait for the Bridgestone show! Hey bear and let’s go folks
Anyone else hear breakfast say “ hope you have $3,000 to make the 997 million a billion”? 😅
I just listened today and noticed that and that’s why I came to the comments! 😂
I used to work at a Circuit City and all day long they would play the Circuit City Soundtrack which was just music videos and songs all day over and over and over and over again and most of the songs you would get to hate and just dread when they came on next. But Walking in Memphis came on and I always loved that song because of my feelings about elvis. So I love this episode. Oh and I guess you guys are cool too, even Bandito Burrito...
Also, my mom got my dad a urinal for Father's day one year. It was his favorite gift ever, hands down!
A great testament to this podcast and how off the rails things can get it wasn’t until the very end of the episode I thought “they never even talked about sandals” and realized the topic is actually “Scandals and Animals” not “Sandals and animals”. I half expected to hear stories about pet owners dressing their animals up in sandals and clothes.
We made it folks! Thanks for the Folkland shout-out, guys. As always, Brian knows best. Folkland has weekly recaps of Nateland antics and topics. Subscribe and watch NEW episodes every Friday! Let's gooooo!
The picture of the guys sitting on Elvis's steps looks like an album cover
I typically just listen to the podcast as I go about my day, but the one time I decide to watch it, Aaron Googles “balloon boy.” And I will never unseen that.
Hey Bear 💁🏾♀️. Going back to the Rosie Ruiz story, she couldn’t take the bib off as that’s how they track your time. I’m a runner so that’s how I know. I’ve noisy did the half marathon at Epcot a couple of weeks ago. But she could have cover herself and be smarter about it. How funny if she would have used helium balloons to transport herself to a few block prior the finish line 🤣. Thank you guys for the laughs as always. I always look forward to Wednesdays!
You think they had that technology in 1979?
@@brianbatescomedy Nate mentioned a new merchandise shirt in the works. Will that be out soon? I’m hoping it’s says “Hello Folks” 👋 and “Hey Bear” 🐻
I really want to buy a shirt for someone (and myself) 😂 for
Christmas! Please let me know! Thank you! Love you guys and I look forward to listening to the podcast every Wednesday! ❤
@@annemariecrompto8520 Nate has Hello Folks shirts for sale on his website.
I’m pretty new to this podcast, and I am in grad school. I’m always looking for things that don’t stretch my brain too much because I’m overwhelmed with new knowledge. This week Nate said “deers” 4 or 5 times as the plural of “deer.” I love this podcast and it’s a highlight of my week. Keep it up!
Y'all should do an entire episode on the history of the Lottery/Powerball and what has happened to winners over the years. Each of you could go and think through a more specific plan of what you would do if you won, then come on the episode and present that and talk about the history of the winners and how it got started. Would be fun!
Nate, “The Rock… uggghh.”
10 minutes later…
Nate, “you don’t have the right to resent someone just because they win the lottery.”
Once when Elvis was just starting to get recognition, he ask my great grandma out on a date twice and she denied him saying “I ain’t going on a date with some hip swingin, hair flippin man”. She definitely regretted that one.
Brian Regan is probably my favorite comedian. And now I love Nate because he does kind of remind me of him. Not that they're comedy is the same, but probably more because the first time I ever heard either of them, they put me in literal tears.
Hey, bear! When Nate was talking about being an invisible assassin, the imagery of a tiny bag gliding along the floor made me laugh so hard. Couldn’t you just stick it in your pocket and make it invisible as well? Or would you have to be naked for the invisibility power to work? Love the show, thanks for the laughs.
Hi Boys - Love the podcast and Nate’s comedy shows. Still waiting on the other three to come to Cincinnati on a date I can make. Anyway, I mostly listen to the podcast in my car and always talk it up with whatever passengers I have with me. I’ve turned a few people into Nateland folks. I recently took my 16-year-old niece, Jessica, to Chicago for the weekend and, while she appeared to be sleeping in the car, I turned on your podcast. I found out a few days later from my sister that Jessica texted her the message, “Call 911, I am going to jump out of a moving car if I have to keep listening to this podcast.” She’s not a fan yet, but I’ll keep working on her. Keep up the great work!!
@@DustySlay I do know that, but I have Christmas parties that weekend. However, I am going to try and make the Saturday show. While in Cincinnati, make sure to try Skyline Chili, Graeter's Ice Cream, milkshakes from UDF. and, if you are really brave . . . Goetta.
This episode should’ve just continued on about Elvis haha! Great stuff. Listened on my drive from San Antonio to Houston tonight to see Dusty. FANTASTIC show! I’ve now seen Nate, Aaron, and Dusty. Excited to see Brian next year! What did we say it’s called when we see all four of you?
I bet John Crist laughed the entire time he was writing that book. I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s just one sentence that took the whole book before he made it through it.
You guys are the best
Thanks, Aaron, for bringing up Nate's bear conversation with Rogan. Y'all were talking about laughing so had to pull over and that's what I thought of! We were on a road trip, headed home to Kentucky from Chicago. I was driving while my husband and kids were sleeping. When Nate asked Rogan about the bear, I lost it! I scared my husband, woke everyone up and had to totally regroup. I was crying, I couldn't see. Everyone was mad at me, but it was worth it. And no car accidents. I did get a speeding a ticket last week on the way to Nate's show, but I digress...
You referenced the Brian Regan cd. That one legitimately got me through one of my darkest moments. I used to tell people that the first 10 minutes are the best you’ll hear in comedy.
Also, I listen to all you guys a lot for the same reason. If I’m getting to caught up in the junk around me, I listen you y’all as a way of helping me out of the pit of anxiety and depression. For that, I wanted to say thank you! I thank God for you guys. Keep it up. I love the dynamic y’all have.
Hot damn!!! Time for one o' those fancy ole podcasts from Nate n' the gang...Imma dance a jig! Heyyyyyy Bear!
Great show guys! Next episode idea; World Cup/soccer. Great time to get into the sport Nate!
That would be the most infuriating pod to date. Lol
The Harry Potter spoilers are hilarious....reminiscent of Nate's spoilers of The Sixth Sense.
Dusty confusing Mulan for Moana had me dying
I’m really loving Dusty! No where in the Bible does God ask us to celebrate Christ’s birth but most assuredly we are commanded to remember His death-The Lord’s Supper!
Thats mad weird. Lol
I wanted him to explain why he doesn't celebrate Christmas. I was to steal his reason 😂
Yay!! I got my first ever comment read and it was the shortest comment I’ve ever left! Lol
This year, I’m celebrating Turkey Day by giving thanks for Nateland. My work often involves difficult conversations and heavy situations; but you four get me laughing every single week, and it truly lightens the load. Seriously, thank you!
That brings me to an interesting question for a group of comics: when your life gets heavy, what lightens the load? I’m guessing you don’t start telling yourself jokes or reciting your routine in the mirror…
Nate looks so genuinely giddy and happy to be at Graceland.
Dusty: “uh I mean..does he have a wand?”
Nate: “multiple”
Everyone: Awkwardly and Nervously laughing
I have not laughed that hard since the dinosaur episode, which is still my favorite!!
I got up and kept repeating "multiple" on my way to the bathroom 😂😂😂 that was golden!
“Elvis was the nicest guy…” apart from the relationship with a 14 year old.
Yep. Lol
Glad Nate got to Graceland, Elvis is truly a fascinating story. My neighbors dad hung out with Elvis as a part of his racquetball crew. He said he was paid as a staff member but all he did was play racquetball and hang out. He said that Elvis was incredibly generous. He had to stop “working” for Elvis and had to go help his Dad’s construction company. Elvis bought him whatever car he wanted and put an envelope of cash in the glove box. He said he had a big heart and that’s why he got exploited at the end.
Nate, I love it when you do the Andy Kaufman "You're from Memphis, Im from Hollywood". When I was in the Marine Corps, I had a drill instructor that saw I was from Memphis and would say that to me (Over and over again). One of my rifle range instructors called me either Davy Crockett or "The Tennessee Kid". Some Drill Instructors yell and some try to make you laugh, then yell at you for losing your bearing! If you make THEM laugh, you win but also draw a lot of attention. See what you missed out on! Thanks for representing the state well! Also tell Aaron thanks for the confidence, if a comedy club will book him, there is hope for new comedians!
I love that too!🤣 Great story, thanks for your service
Does anyone else think Dusty lives a wild life? His life stories are always so entertaining.
i’m going to start a tally of how many times the work “great” is used on this podcast 😂 everything is great! love you guys ❤
The word used to be "unreal" or "nightmare". He doesn't say them much anymore 😂
Last comment of the episode...maybe...
We used to go to my dad's childhood home, a cabin in the Blue Ridge. One fall we went there, first stop was the outhouse which was filled to the brim, packed side to side with nuts.
That weekend we went in the woods and let the squirrels keep their nuthouse.
"Have you ever done the one that does the opposite..?"
Me immediately: WHIP ITS!?
That killed me! 😂😂😂
I recommend the movie Paul! That is actually an ability the aliens have, everytime they hold their breath, they turn invisible. The joke "I should really stop smoking," is made.
Invisible Bates would have to hold his breath anyway on a count of the nose whistle. Be a dead giveaway.
You guys talk about people fighting bears, and you need to see this video. Look up John West Salmon Bear Fight ad. I think this is a pretty good representation of what Dusty imagines when he talks about Barry Sanders fighting a bear, but I'd love to hear yall's thoughts. Love the podcast, you guys are hilarious!!
I was waiting for someone to call out Dusty when he said helium defies gravity. I thought you don’t believe in gravity. 😂 Love the show guys you’re all great!
Me too!
Love the title. One of my favorite Kramer storylines is the Merv Griffin set.
Nate, your on air relationship with Bojangle Bates is laugh out loud funny.
Brian: “Is that his name? John Hodgeman?”
Nate, dismissive as usual: “I don’t know,” and immediately moves on to the next subject amplifying Bates’ “worried-ism.” Don’t ever change, folks.
I live in Maine and nothing ever happens but Sunday got ayg on Monday Tuesday no persh but the best by long shot is natelane!
I love the pod, I love all of your comedy and friendship, but what I love the most is Dusty saying exactly what everyone is thinking but are too afraid to say out loud. Keep up the great work fellas!!!! 😂❤
I live next door to a couple who won a substantial lottery. They are the nicest people and great neighbors! After winning the lottery people came out of the woodwork, sending letters, asking for money for sick family members, debt trouble, etc…. Churches and businesses asking for donations…. Just craziness!!! I think the best thing to do if you win a lottery is to GET RID OF IT as soon as possible!! People get crazy when it comes to money!
Just got back from Nate's early show in Philadelphia. A couple of people yelled Hey Bear at the beginning and Nate seemed annoyed and responded with an unenthusiastic "uh huh hey bear." That was a bummer.
His act, however, was very funny and clocked in at a little over an hour. Worth the price of admission. So, Nate, congrats on a job....done.
To Aaron: all the Noble gases have an effect on your voice. Argon is what you were about to mention that LOWERS it, as do some others. Those are actually dangerous because they are heavier than oxygen, so they will settle in your lungs, making it so oxygen cannot fill that space and will cause you to suffocate. So for Dusty, helium doesn't defy gravity, it strictly follows it and is an example showing that gravity exists. When you breathe in helium it raises your voice, but since it's lighter than oxygen the oxygen you breathe in afterwards quickly fills that space as helium floats up and out of your lungs. That displacement is why your voice goes back to normal so fast. Also quick note: if you breathe in the heavier gases, it does work to stand upside down to breathe oxygen back in so you don't suffocate!
Nate CANNOT casually drop that he "might see" someone here in Australia before tour dates are released. I had to stop on my run to try and buy tickets which were subsequently not there. Also, as a golf writer for the past 20 years, I would like to offer my services as Nate's golf concierge when he comes Down Under. We have some of the best courses on the planet, would love to hook him up.
I don’t know about this search engine Aaron’s using. Britannica? Message boards from 2007?
Oh, and Dusty’s correct. Aaron did say he liked browser cookies.
Few years ago my son and his young wife moved into my basement to live while they saved up to buy a house. While they were moving in I overheard a conversation between them saying that they should buy a snake. I reacted immediately and said look there's not going to be any snakes in my house I got to put my foot down I do not like snakes. Cut to four years later, they're still in my basement and they now breed snakes. That one point they had 68 snakes in my basement. I guess my foot is not heavy enough to stay down. Needless to say I don't go in the basement very often. Go bear!
Hey bear, maybe there is something to Nate's and Dusty's opinion about a human being able to Juke a bear. The Bears certainly faster and stronger but it's running fully on Instinct and cannot plan ahead if if it's behind you and chasing you and you make a plan that it doesn't know about maybe you could get away, at least for a second. You're going to end up as dinner no matter what but you could maybe send one last text
I’m pretty sure I get mistaken for a homeless person regularly, but one time I think I actually scared people. After a fun night in college, I woke up to my friend banging on my front door like she was the fire department. Apparently, she had lost her phone the night before and was wondering if I had it. No such luck. She asked if I’d search the city with her for her phone. We looked on the sidewalk she cried on at the party and in the parking lot she puked in on the way home. I called her DD for the night to see if she had it. No where to be found. So she goes to ATT to get a new phone. I’m waiting for her in the car when her DD calls saying she found the phone. I hurry into the store to tell my friend, dressed in a black t-shirt, hot pink pajama pants, and a hot pink baseball cap. Probably also hot pink crocs. Oh, and a red coffee mug filled with water that I should’ve left in the car. As I open the door, sirens start going off right down the road. A lady in line looked at me, startled, and asked if they were looking for me. I yelled across the room to my friend, who was being helped by a sales person, that her phone had been found and we made a quick exit without saying another word. I get it, Dusty. I get it.
Aaron, I’m with you 100% on taking your birthday off Facebook. I used to enjoy the attention (agree with Dusty, it was a hot day), but how much meaning is there in a bunch of perfunctory posts that just say “hbd”?
Out of reverence, I have permanently replaced the word 'chilly' with 'Chilean Miners' in my vocabulary. Ex: "It is Chilean Miners in here." Why? I don't know. But it's starting to catch on with my husband and dad.
@dustyslay Dusty I’m so glad you had a good time at the DC Improv! That’s my home town and we sure do love us some comedy! I hope you had time to see some monuments and take the Metro to a kickin’ cigar lounge. Brother you are always welcome in DC. It’s a good time in the nation’s capital…allriight.
A discussion ensues of the challenges of being Elvis.....
Aaron "Would you rather have a soda machine or a water fountain that makes Diet Pepsi?" lol!
SF6, sodium hexafluoride, it makes your voice go all super villain mode. I used to use it in my job for an xray cargo scanner (like you can scan an entire 18 wheeler as it drives through)
I'll probably never sell out a club doing comedy, but I know what it's like to be a celebrity because I have been a teacher with a birthday. Kids from every grade came up and wished me happy birthday. They know how excited they are about their birthdays so they get excited for teachers too. At one school I taught at, the whole student body sang "Happy Birthday" to me.
Don't be a birthday scrooge, Aaron. Let people share in your joy.
You guys should try to reach out to mike rowe and get him on the pod. theo von recently had him on his podcast and it was really interesting... He seems super down to earth.
That invisibility power reminds me of Meleoron from Hunter x Hunter. That’s essentially the basics of his power. He holds his breath and disappeared, even his presence isn’t felt.
Aaron got a flat tire because he didn't wear his Tin Caps hat on this podcast. Give the Appleseed gods what they want, Aaron.
Has anyone seen the show Wilfred? It's about a talking dog and it's funny and just the right amount if disturbing.
Omg I remember Dusty doing Elvis! It was in like 2010 at the mill in park circle.
Nate, you say you like the songs from “Moana,” but…do you know what they’re about??
Nate have a great show in State College tomorrow (11/17) I was to go but am in quarantine again! Bring your big coat it’s cold. And don’t forget to check out the Penn State creamery, it’s delicious!
See you in March in Pittsburgh!
I wouldn’t tell a single person that I won the lottery. I would probably just move.
I love y'all! I most love to hear Dusty and he gets talked over a lot. But I love y'alls chemistry!
I’d say a chimpanzee talking, would freak me out. I remember seeing Caesar in planet of the apes talking for the first time, and that was truly frightening.
So, the catch with using x-ray vision would be that when you use it you glow neon green.
I second, third and fourth anyone suggesting that you have Mike Rowe as a guest, especially if you include his 83-year-old mother, Peggy Rowe, as well (she's a humor writer her most recent book being "Vacuuming in the Nude: And Other Ways to Get Attention"). She is charming and funny, you can tell where he gets it.
Mike Rowe definitely does not represent everyone.
Mike Rowe would be my choice for sure. He's intelligent but relatable, and appeals to a wide range of backgrounds and walks of life. The only downside would be if the aliens discover that they've found someone who can do their "dirty work" for them...in which case we might be in big trouble, lol!
Re: Balloon Boy Falcon Farts on Larry King (RUclips :50 sec)
"Just give me a billion" Nate? Where's the "nobody's going to give it to you" and "get out there and do it" Nate that we know and love?
Nate how come you don’t tour NY!! I thought you’re a NY comic? I want to come see you!!
Lol @aaron ' I can see how that would be confusing I'm a huge fan of cookies"
Did Aaron lean over and fart at 1:57:50?! 🤣🤣
Watched Greatest Average American for the fourth time and noticed that during the infamous syrup on the waffle maker story Nate says his friend is “my age.” Felt this should be pointed out as I hear Breakfast’s age getting slammed out here each week.
Kevin Nealon is a comedy legend!!!
2:04:55 Does Nate drop a swear word?! I'm almost positive he says "no shit" but Aaron is talking so cant be sure
Is Dusty really a gravity denier, or is he just messing around?
Aaron was just about to mention sulfur hexafluoride, which made me think of this hilarious chemistry teacher video:
ruclips.net/video/V2FR6-gEwjU/видео.html
Hopefully one day you'll reference it when you do a Nateland episode all about 'Elements'.
Animal that I wouldn’t want to talk: Canadian Geese! They’re not your typical polite Canadians. They’re mean! They hiss when you get too close, walk across the road like they own the place, and don’t have a care in the world of how much poop they drop everywhere. I can only imagine the amount of cursing and insults we’d have to put up with while trying to feed the ducks at the local pond. Luke Rosenberger
Just to brag on myself, I’ve done stand up at Cap City!!
Nate, my daughter has an 8th grade history project that is to interview someone - it’s called the Great American Assignment. Of course, we both thought of you. Let me know if you’re interested.
Forgot to add that her history teacher ran into us Nate’s show back in February, so I know he’d be on board with interviewing the “The Greatest Average American” for the Great American project.