We Are Garbage w/ ARG
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What banter kicks off the episode and how do the hosts introduce each other?
You two are bad
friends. Who are these two idiots? A white dude and an Asian dude. You two are disgusting. You two are something. We're bad friends.
We have Kevin and H. Foley from RU Garbage. Give them a round of applause, everybody. What's going on? Bad friendsers. What's up? You both have come up. Cleaner.
Oh, thank you.
Cleaner clothing. The garbage men are here. Yeah, you guys have risen.
Oh, thank you. Yeah. Thank you. Before the fall, you know what I mean? No, no, there was no fall. I mean, you're
acting like Harrison Ford lately. Me? Yeah, you. Why do you say
that?
Slicking your hair. I don't know what you're talking about. You know what I mean? What do
you mean? He looks
good.
He's slicking his hair all the time. Why are you jealous? He looks good. His hair looks fantastic. Yeah. He looks smart. We all can't dress like a fashion designer. Whoa.
Whoa.
Knives are out early. Knives are
out. What do you mean by that, Chachi? Boom. Happy
days? Yeah, lit him up, dude. Yeah. I only
do 70s references, okay? Dino Mike! This is one of the worst
roast battles
I've ever seen. Anyway, you know, because you look handsome. Thank you. He looks great. Thank you. What a friend. Thank you. That's what friends do. Thank you. Yeah, you support him. You also look great. You look fantastic. That's what I wasn't even. I
know, but you're my friend. What are you looking at? Does Andrew not give you
compliments like that and talk
you up? Listen, we're here to fix you, too. That's what we're going to do. Him and I are in
a bad place. Yeah,
we're in a very bad
place. Yeah, because the audience doesn't know, but we're here for a bad friend's intervention.
How do the hosts transition from jokes about looks to a deep dive into Zoroastrianism?
Now let's talk it out. What is your love language to Andrew? What do you do? What does he do for me? Yes, what do you do for him? Well, he doesn't like physical touch because
that always leads to violence. Kevin also doesn't like physical touch. Yeah. Yeah, but even if like a tap on the back could turn into an arm bar.
See, you're lucky I don't do that. Yeah. I just say please don't. You can't do it. I have a cyst there. Be careful.
You're weak. Whoa. Okay. Personal attack.
All right. You
bug-eyed fool. Whoa. I'm sorry.
Let's not talk about people's eye structure. I don't know. I mean, just be careful. Dude,
for
Asians, I'm bug-eyed. For Asians. For some Asians. Hey, you have white eyes sometimes. Yeah, yeah. You have white eyes. There it is. Whoa. Whoa, they're coming.
Man, my accountant is fantastic.
That's what we love. We love accountants. You know white people. Oh, wait. That was
a
white
guy? Yeah. It's
so funny. I thought I was expecting your eyes to come out with those glasses when you took them off. I just want
to tell the audience. Like a Muppet. Oh, like a Muppet. Yeah. We have two stars. Two stars in our presence now from the hit show Tires on Netflix. We have Bobby Lee and H. Foley. Two of the best. Taka-taka, baby. These guys stole scenes on that show in a way where no one else could have done those roles. Could anyone have-
Did you see it?
Be honest. No, I did not watch it.
Then why are you talking? I'm
not
interested in watching it. I stole a lot of sandwiches from Kraft Services. Yeah. Yeah.
Great
Kraft Services. Remember that hot dog, that one, that cold hot dog? Yeah. That was the best hot dog
I've ever had. Kraft was good on the show. Oh, the best. Top notch. They had
these cold hot dogs. There's something about a cold- gray hot dog.
What is it?
And you haven't eaten all day. It's cold outside.
I've never done that, but I understand what you're talking about.
What do you mean?
He hasn't not eaten all
day. Can I finish? Please.
What is the “butt sniffer” story and how does it lead into the IQ test segment?
I'm sorry about the bug-eyed thing, man.
I'm thinking about walking, if I'm being honest with you. I'm going to have my agents come in here. CAA's going to have this place upside down.
He knows he's got
bug eyes and dark circles under his eyes
and a big
forehead. Wow. Yeah,
okay. A lot of shots going
on. Yeah, but we have connections to hair if you want it.
What's that?
Yeah, look at his new hair.
Oh,
yeah. Is that new hair?
It looks old as shit, if I'm being honest.
Yeah.
What's that, Kentucky bluegrass?
Where'd you
go? What the fuck?
She got
lost in the fescue.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What banter kicks off the episode and how do the hosts introduce each other?
0:00–1:35
2
How do the hosts transition from jokes about looks to a deep dive into Zoroastrianism?
1:35–3:25
3
What is the “butt sniffer” story and how does it lead into the IQ test segment?
3:25–5:54
4
How do the hosts wrap up the segment with food talk, the Mountain Dew ad, and sponsor messages?
5:54–35:22
5
What was the $1,000 birthday gift and why did Bobby struggle to find a useful present?
35:22–40:01
6
How did the hosts discuss the shift from cigarettes to marijuana and the legal limits on THC products?
40:01–51:54
7
Why are the hosts raving about Quince’s cash‑mere sweaters, pants, and home goods?
51:54–1:08:17
8
What’s the plan for the upcoming cross‑country road trip and how are they booking the bus?
1:08:17–1:13:34