Matt Rogers

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But what we're going to do right now is we're going to blow up culture. This is our 60-second segment. It's called I Don't Think So, Honey. So this is basically a one-minute rant, Angie, where we take something apart that's bothering us in the culture or anything at large. Mine is not really pop culture specific, but it's something I've noticed in my travels on tour.

And I got a shred on this one, Beau.

I don't think so, honey. Thermostats in hotels. Why are they so complicated? All sorts of people go into a hotel. We need to dumb this down. How come I'm arguing and fighting with my thermostats in some of this hotel? I just want it to be warmer or I just want it to be colder. How come I'm pressing it up and it's arguing with me? I have not once been in a comfortable hotel this entire time.

And I feel like I'm trying to pay for nice hotels to make myself have like a nice experience on the road. And I think honestly, the nicer the hotel, the more complicated the appliances

and I'm like it is counterintuitive I am fighting with toilets I am fighting with thermostats can I also say a self flushing toilet thanks but no thanks some of these showers some of the I'm just trying to get hot water it's crazy it's like and I'm colorblind sometimes I can't tell the difference between a little red dash and a little blue dash I'm serious I need a big H and a big C

Please, hotels, make this easier for me. I just want to live my life in a comfortable way. I can't. Seriously, a lot of times I don't even know how to turn televisions off, put lights on. I don't think so on any of these hotels and the appliance culture.

So good.

Have you ever gone into a hotel and the TV is already on and you it's like doing like the hotel messaging and it's like, you know, playing its resort commercial or whatever it is. And you just can't figure out how to turn it off. Sometimes they hide the remotes on you. I swear. It's like you think you're going to hook yourself up with a nice hotel and it gets harder to exist in them. Absolutely.

I don't want to get... It's the case for a Days In. It's the case for a Days In. Days In, give it to you straight. Low body count, but easy to stay in.

Here we go. Well, honestly, I'm happy that they're in places where they know how to turn the heat on, because I'm telling you, it's been a struggle bus.

No, absolutely. Oh, yeah, this is it's a podcast. So we've said way filthier than anything you could ever say, Andrew.

Bowen is up right now. Okay, good.

It's warming you up. Bowen, are you ready? Do you have something locked and loaded? I have something locked and loaded. All right. Well, this is Bowen Yang's final, I don't think so, honey, of 2024. And his time starts now.

And that's one minute. I agree with you, Bowen. We got that one fabulous episode where I was really, Heather, especially like shredding on the slope. She's good. Are you, do you identify as a great skier?

Of course. I'm scared too. I know I'll get hurt.

What, during Sundance? When do you start filming?

Angie, you're a lock. You're a lock. I'm literally texting Andy after every episode being like, this Salt Lake City is everything. And Angie, I said, have you ever been as blown away by a rise of a housewife? And he is ecstatic.