Pizza Hut vs Domino's: Who Has Better Deals?
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What wedding stories do Ben and Josh share at the start of the episode?
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Mazel Morim. Welcome back to the Good Guys podcast. Ben, what kind of wedding would you have now after 10 years of marriage?
Wow. OK, so first of all, we got married at the oldest Portuguese synagogue in New York. It's 100 years old, called Angel
Horn
Sands. Sephardi. Yes. Beautiful. And I guess back then they incorporated some of what we'd see in churches. Now they were stained glass. It's a beautiful, beautiful place that they turned into like a banquet hall. My dad catered. The food was amazing. What I would change now is. Obviously, the people it's hysterical who was at my wedding. Yeah. Like it's just which which comes from getting married young. I wouldn't change it at all. There are so many people there that I loved. There are so many people there that I haven't spoken to and actually met. in years in years tomorrow will be my ninth wedding anniversary actually so I don't think there are plenty of people that I literally have not spoken to in nine years um so the people um for the most part I'm pretty happy with my groomsman which is good um but yeah I had a great wedding I think I would eat more the food was so good I don't remember I don't think I ate anything
People usually don't. I don't think I ate anything. I was a good weight. Would have been nice to have been thinner. I was 259, but that was like 20 pounds lighter than I like. It was solid. I felt good. I felt thin, even though I wasn't probably, but I felt thin. Yeah, not too much. Probably just the guest list. What about you? Okay.
I feel
like you let me take out my
pen and paper. There's two versions. Originally, we wanted to have a destination wedding, and we were considering doing it in Mexico, because I love Mexico, and we did want to do the thing where you have a destination wedding, so it sort of weeds out who really wants to make the effort to come and who probably shouldn't have been there anyway, but you invited them. And I literally got a call from my mother going, congratulations on your wedding. I won't be there. She's a real one for that, by the way. Dude, I was like, Mom, what? What are you talking about? She goes... My friends are flying in from New Jersey. You can't ask them to connect. My friend Nancy will not be
connecting.
By the way, there's definitely a direct from New Jersey. Like, what is she crazy?
I'm your only son. I'm
your only son. Oh, yeah, I know,
too.
I'm your only child. This is not helping. Oh, God. But where we really wanted to do it was Tahoe, because Lake Tahoe
is
one of the most beautiful places ever. You would absolutely love it. And my wife, her family, it's their favorite place to go, and I absolutely love it. So there would be that version. Lake Tahoe, less than 100 people just out there in that wilderness, homie. And then just like do like a beautiful lodge type wedding with just great food and destination-y and then set up boats and things for like the other days so that you could really just have an amazing weekend with friends in such a special place. Or I would do it this way, which my other dear friend, the great Justin Anthony, who works at Meta, he had his entire ceremony and wedding at Spago. He rented out Spago, which is still to this day, 30, 40 years later, one of the great restaurants in Los Angeles.
And Yeah, I would just do like a 80 person. I would do more family than friends. I am actually sad that I had too many friends and not enough family at the wedding, like third and fourth cousins and things like I made a big mistake doing that. And I would just have like I would have a little more food. Yeah. And then we had the greatest wedding, except the only negative was that we did it in Malibu and Malibu has like a hardcore time cutoff that if you're having an outdoor wedding, you can't go past 10 PM. And that's when things were really, were really.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What wedding stories do Ben and Josh share at the start of the episode?
0:00–9:26
2
How do the hosts compare the current Pizza Hut deals?
9:26–19:35
3
What Domino’s deal do they evaluate after the Pizza Hut rundown?
19:35–26:15
4
What crazy CPAP‑mask hair‑curling trend do they discuss?
26:15–33:47
5
How do Ben and Josh describe their recent Disneyland family trip?
33:47–42:16
6
What are the hosts’ thoughts on the Caitlin Clark vs. Angel Reese narrative in the WNBA?
42:16–48:48
7
How does the Built Rewards program work and why do they recommend it?
48:48–56:59
8
Why do the hosts endorse AG1 Pro and how does it differ from the regular formula?
56:59–1:01:37