Tow Up At The Quick Quack Car Wash w/ Channing Glenn & Tristan Watson
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
There was bumper to bumper on honeymoon a so there was just to let you know.
Yeah. Yes. And you'd think like I would be able to factor in like how it's bad each time and leave a little bit earlier. But like no matter when you leave, it just like it caters itself around that the traffic. So that's very sweet.
I was very confused this morning when I went from my passport appointment because it's just right beside my office. It took me about 15 minutes to get there at like 6 a.m. this morning, a.m. Pacific. And then, you know, normally takes me about 45.
Yeah.
Yeah. It begs the question.
It does. It always begs the question.
People are doing.
First of all, let me just like very quickly just introduce two of my closest friends in the world. Channing Glenn, Tristan Watson are here. Hosts of the Not That Y'all Care podcast. Oh, please, Brooke. I mean, you have gotten a million subscribers at this point. You are completely, completely a viral sensation.
You just hit 10 million this morning. It was this morning. When we woke up, yeah, because last night we were at 9.8.
Yeah, and we had the little ticker going, you know, and then so we had a bell.
It came down.
Yeah. Wow. Wow. Thank you all for being here. Even like, despite the big, big 10 million.
We wanted to sell it here. Like we always do. Slum it down over here. The Kelly Clarkson. I agree. So thank you for having us.
Oh my God. Thank you for coming. We were just kind of talking about the traffic and everything like that, making small talk. And I was just wondering if you had seen the Nathan for you episode, which I know you haven't. I know you don't care for him.
I care for him, but I only watch that with you.
Me as well. I haven't seen it yet, but I see that you're passionate about it. I am passionate about it. And I was thinking maybe we could all sit down together and watch it. I'd like to do that one time. And he has this idea that really, truly would fix the traffic problem if you have somewhere to be. Let's say you're in bumper to bumper.
Picture this.
Picture this. You're in bumper to bumper. a young man and woman on a motorcycle come up next to you. One says, hey, hop on the back of my motorcycle. And the other says, I'll take your car to your destination. So you are weaving through the cars on the motorcycle, holding onto the young man in front, and the young woman is taking your car to the location.
First of all, I love what you said about just holding on to the young man. That really sounds very, very nice.
By young man, the prototype of this specific business idea was like a much older biker. That's fine. Like a biker gang. I don't know if that's like the appropriate way to refer to him, but like a member of a biker gang, if you will. But you'd be holding on to him. The young woman, also in a biker gang, I think, is taking your car.
Just so you get there on time?
You are weaving through traffic on the motorcycle. Okay. And randomly, like, when Nathan tried this idea out, no one wanted to get out of their car on the 405, hop on the back of the motorcycle... It's random. ...and give their car to someone else.
I'd be totally fine, too.
I know. It's like, if you... If the service was trusted, like went through some sort of checks and balances. I know Uber is not like a great example to use as like some of those people cannot be trusted. Right. But if it was something like that, like I would, I would be really, it's like valet. An application of sorts. Yeah. To get you there.
Yeah, we let people in our cars at random times.
Right.
Lord only knows what they've seen in my vehicle. Right. And if I've said anything, I'm sure they've said. If I was a valet, I would have to be a little bit nosy and kind of go through the glove department, compartment as well.
Yeah. It's really any weirder than Uber, which like sometimes I'm in the back of an Uber when you're by yourself and I'm like, this is weird. Right. Like, I don't know this person at all. I'm in their car. That's very intimate. Right.
What are y'all's thoughts on people speaking with you in Ubers? I do the quiet option mostly, but then I end up, I just start talking to them because I feel horrible.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–4:32
2
What is the Nathan Fielder motorcycle+valet traffic idea and why are we talking about it?
4:32–18:27
3
How do Channing & Tristan describe their prank call format and best setups?
18:27–26:24
4
What’s the origin of the “emblem flew off into the specific ocean” prank call bit?
26:24–35:46
5
How did Channing and Tristan meet and what college stories shaped their friendship?
35:46–57:07
6
What do listeners post in the Not That Y’all Care Facebook group and how do the hosts translate it?
57:07–1:02:30