FULL SHOW: Jeff’s Jimothy Parody Song, Dated Your Roomie Date + State Fair Foods (7/24/26)

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What is the show format and opening banter on this July 24, 2026 episode?

Meg Stalter 0:00
Hey, welcome to the brand new full show on the official Brooke and Jeffrey podcast. And Jeffrey is on fire right now. Last week's, I don't want to say diarrhea song of the week. What was it called?
Jeffrey (host) 0:13
Parasite. Cyclosporine.
Meg Stalter 0:14
Yes. Whatever he called it.
Jeffrey (host) 0:15
Just say it was about the runs.
Meg Stalter 0:16
Yes, yes. It went mega viral. Thank you, everyone, for watching, sharing. And this week, dude, he is on topic, on point again because he's singing about, well, the most beloved feral raccoon out there. Yeah. Definitely stick around for it. I mean, I saw some comments saying, Jeffrey's next song of the week better be about Jimothy. That's right. He knows.
Jeffrey (host) 0:41
He knows. He's on it. Okay. It's funny because Jeff will either do Jimothy or he'll be like, or the holiday from 300 years ago we forgot about about turnips.
Meg Stalter 0:49
Exactly. All right. We got that plus a brand new second date update. Yeah. A lot of fun on the way, but first comments. Muan commented that they got the Olive Garden pass.
Jeffrey (host) 0:58
What? No. How? Hey, you're like a celebrity.
Meg Stalter 1:01
They said I would have never if y'all didn't mention it the other day. But we couldn't even get one. I am mad because that makes it sound so easy.
Jeffrey (host) 1:08
Yeah.
Meg Stalter 1:09
It was so hard. We all tried to log in as soon as it opened, and we were like 100,000 people ahead of you in line, 80,000 people ahead of you in line.
Jeffrey (host) 1:19
Okay, if you sell us your pass, Brooke will give you $100 more than what you paid.
Meg Stalter 1:22
Oh, wait. That doesn't make the past worth it then. Why?
Jeffrey (host) 1:27
It does. It does. We're not paying anything, Alexis.
Meg Stalter 1:30
It's broke. Yeah. All right. Let's get to your brand new full show right now.
Jonas Brothers 1:33
Hello and good morning to our one and only remaining listener.
Meg Stalter 1:38
Wow.
Jonas Brothers 1:39
Thank God they're in a coma and physically can't turn the radio off. We appreciate that.
Meg Stalter 1:46
Dude, if that nursing staff goes against us, I swear.
Jonas Brothers 1:49
Seriously, it's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. And quick question for the room. Is it okay or not okay to take a phone call on a plane mid-flight? not okay unless it's an emergency no you're not supposed to have your phone on yeah that's terrorism well here's some interesting news british airways and virgin atlantic have already said yes to it no in fact several foreign airlines are cool with wi-fi calls as long as you keep your voice somewhat reasonable guys no as for the u.s well congress is involved Oh, so you know that's not going to work.
Meg Stalter 2:27
It's going to be a problem. They've got to figure out how to make a phone call first.
Jonas Brothers 2:29
Well, they're trying to pass a new bipartisan bill. Alexis, explain what bipartisan is real quick.
Meg Stalter 2:36
All right, we don't have time.
Jonas Brothers 2:38
Sorry.
Meg Stalter 2:39
Catch it on our Saturday podcast. I'll do it there.
Jeffrey (host) 2:41
She knows too much about it.
Jonas Brothers 2:42
Good call. Anyway, this new bill would officially ban all phone and video calls on airplanes in the United States.
Jeffrey (host) 2:50
Let's go, U.S. Come on, guys. We can text. We can message for just a little bit, all right?
Jonas Brothers 2:55
But the question is, why are we zigging when everybody else on the planet is zagging?
Meg Stalter 3:00
Because we are so loud on the phone. Have you heard an American on the phone? They're literally yelling to you, you know?
Jonas Brothers 3:06
Yeah. You guys are onto it. They say it's a, quote, safety issue. Yeah. Because Americans would struggle to keep their voices to a minimum, and they're worried more passenger fights would break out because of it. That's how Congress feels.
Meg Stalter 3:18
But what if someone called us for a second date update from the plane? That would be so deep.
Jonas Brothers 3:23
I would love that. What do the airlines think about it? Quietly, they're okay with it because they could charge you more money.
Meg Stalter 3:32
Oh, yeah. Sign up for the Wi-Fi plan.
Jonas Brothers 3:36
So we'll see what happens, but that's where we are with taking cell phone calls on airplanes. Oh, boy.

What’s the debate about allowing phone calls on airplanes and proposed US legislation?

Jonas Brothers 3:41
Now let's get to the shot caller question of the day with Jake, who has allowed me to take phone calls during this segment and nobody else.
Jeffrey (host) 3:49
So, Jake, let's do it. If you didn't notice, the movie The Odyssey crushed at the box office last week. Yeah, I did. It's all in my algorithm. Bringing in $123 million, starring legendary actor Matt Damon. Matt Damon. Coincidentally, 28 years ago on this very day, he played the role of Private Ryan in the classic film Shaving Ryan's Privates.

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