#150 - The East Coast Episode w/ The Basement Yard
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What happens when Smosh welcomes Frank and Joe from The Basement Yard?
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Hi, welcome to Smosh Mouth. I'm Shane.
And I'm Amanda. And we have two very special guests with us today. We have Frank and Joe from The Basement Yard.
That's right. Thanks for having us.
So excited to have you guys here because it's the East Coast episode. Yeah. Not you.
Okay.
You get, yeah.
The East Coast of Arizona.
Yeah. I don't even think that's right. Probably not.
Yeah, probably not. Phoenix, I think, is square in the middle.
And you guys said that Boston was your favorite place.
No, that place sucks.
That's what you guys said.
You guys have been talking shit all morning already.
I haven't. No.
Frank has been talking a lot of shit.
Frank's been crazy. I mean, really.
Well, first of all, you just need to ask him about- Not like what I watched. The clips are-
East Coasters love to like boast and shit on other places. Like a lot of like, if it's just like this place or that place, it's not a calm conversation. If you ask him about Philly, he'll go off about Philly. But like, I don't have an issue. No, I won't. Ask me about it. Do you like Philly? It's a bathroom. I think that's true. I think the streets were made to be like urinals.
I don't think I've ever been to Philly.
I've never been. I can see the light in your eyes still.
How do the hosts and guests roast East Coast cities and sports teams?
My soul is here. Jokes aside, Boston as a place, whatever. The people. That was the good part of this. All jokes aside. pretty bad.
I thought a compliment was coming.
No, Boston has a place okay.
You don't have to do it again.
The people have been very kind to us. The sports teams though.
Yeah, I agree with that. No, absolutely not. What? Of course I agree with that.
The Red Sox are incredible.
They are dog water.
Dog water is delicious.
I don't follow baseball, but
What was that? No. That's me defending any way that I can. Dog water is yummy. What? Continue the conversation. Okay.
I was going to say that I think that Boston, like, being in the city is like, it's a cool city. Yeah. I don't like the teams. No. Yeah, I don't like the teams. That's fine. It's okay, guys. I love the accent. I think it's the funniest accent I've ever heard. It is a very funny accent.
You know what's weird is, like... I don't really have a big... So you're like fake from Boston. But my dad, don't you fucking dare.
You're gonna get fucking cut. Earlier she was like, oh yeah, I go back all the time. I'm like, how often? She's like, twice a year. I'm like, that's not all the time. That's a lot. That's a good amount to travel all the way across the country. Joe, that is a lot. What to you counts as a lot? Four times at least. Every Christmas.
No, four times at least. Once a quarter.
Okay. That doesn't help your argument. If it's just for Christmas, it's like, all right. No, I know, I know, I know. You would go back more if you could.
If I could, yeah. Yeah, it's just busy. And my dad has a very thick accent. Does he? Yes. It's very thick. Amanda, you know, there's so many things going on. So Netflix is a crazy place. So Pam and I finished Netflix. We finished it. I'm like, what does that mean? Is that your mom's name? No. Oh, okay, okay. That's my dad's wife. You're a former child? I'm a divorced child. You two?
All three of us, baby.
Your parents love each other? Your parents love each other and you're from Arizona?
Yeah, that's right.
Fuck you. Being from Arizona is like, man, you lucky son of a bitch. You're from Arizona.
You're being shamed for your parents figuring it out.
How about this? Where are your grandparents? Basically dead. One set of grandparents are dead. The ones that were in Colorado. And then my grandparents who were in Tampa are both still alive. My grandpa's 91 or 92. It's getting crazy now. You said basically.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What happens when Smosh welcomes Frank and Joe from The Basement Yard?
0:00–1:49
2
How do the hosts and guests roast East Coast cities and sports teams?
1:49–18:04
3
What childhood pranks and Jackass-era stunts do The Basement Yard recall?
18:04–44:45
4
What wild childhood pranks and family stories do the hosts share about growing up on the East Coast?
44:45–48:42
5
How did early parenting fears and 'mom guilt' lead to emotional moments and reflections?
48:42–54:00
6
What awkward sex-ed, internet and puberty anecdotes do the guests reveal about adolescence?
54:00–1:02:50
7
How did the visit wrap up with tour shoutouts, game ideas and plans for future collabs?
1:02:50–1:26:32