Farewell Furry Tina!
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Why is Tina leaving TCB?
Like this little guy had a change of heart backing out when they got to the top. I'd rather check myself before I wreck myself. On this episode of the Commercial Break.
This is the most disgusting, putrid shit I've ever heard, and it doesn't make any sense. Smokey, stop.
The next episode of The Commercial Break starts now. Cats and kittens, welcome back to the commercial break. I'm Brian Green. This is the dear friend of the commercial break, Tina. Tina, best to you. Best to you, Brian.
And best to you out there in the podcast universe. Tina joining us. Maybe not for one last hurrah, but maybe for one last hurrah as Tina sails off into the sunset, flies the nest. Finally. Yeah, it only took you 43 years, but that's okay. Hey, listen, we all do it at some point. All in due time. All in good time. But you have been a friend and a supporter of the show, maybe since episode number one. I don't know. When did you start listening? Episode number one. Good for you. You may be the only other person besides me who's listened to all episodes. I know Chrissy doesn't do it. She only listens every once in a blue moon. How do I know this? It's because she'll text me and she'll be like, oh my God, I was listening to this episode and we're actually pretty funny.
What are the implications of a legislator attacking the furry community?
And I'm like, don't you listen to all the episodes?
Yeah, that was like two weeks ago.
She's like, no, I was in them. I was in them, I know. I only listen for editing purposes, but I even get annoyed at my voice. So what would you think is the biggest change since the first episode through now we're on whatever, way past 400 episodes? Gosh.
I don't know if I could pinpoint the biggest one. For sure, the music. I love the tunes.
Yeah, me too. I can't get rid of them. I think about changing them every season, but then I'm like, why would I? That'd be like Sanford and Sons changing their song.
It makes me happy when I hear it.
Yeah. Well, I appreciate the support from the very beginning. Of course. I really do. And you've been a dear friend of mine for decades and decades.
How do Smokey's lyrics reflect modern relationships?
And your love and support for the show is part of what has kept us going. Because certainly, at least at the very beginning, we had no one listening. So we would take any compliment.
I remember listening to it and texting you, like correcting you.
Yeah.
And you're like, that was days ago, Tina.
Yeah, that was. Like two weeks ago, Tina, thanks. As if I was on the radio. You're like, oh, no, no, that's not it. People do that to me all the time. I have a friend who does that. Another friend of mine who does that also. She's like, oh, I'm listening to your episode. And by the way, this is incorrect. And I'm like, yeah, I know. I'm always incorrect. I just have a bad brain at actual facts.
Or like you couldn't think of something and I would just hit you with it. And you're like, this has no context. What are you...
Are you okay? Did you give me this? Did you say this? I took this as a grand compliment, but someone said they, I think it was you, or maybe it was Allison, I can't remember. They said, you know how I know your show is really good is I listen and I'm in the car and I scream back at you. Like when you say something that's incorrect, I scream at you. I scream back at you. You must do a lot of screaming in that car because I'm not sure I'm correct about anything. But you're moving on to take a new job, and congratulations. I say best to you, my friend. And, you know, we'll keep up with you on this new venture. You're always welcome to call the show, and we'll get you on for certain circumstances. Like the following.
I don't understand this. I really don't. I don't understand why certain... political faction in this country. And I would say that that would be extreme conservatives or more far right-leaning folks. Why they are so goddamn hell-bent on these kind of social causes that they take up, you know, just kind of beating on people who may not otherwise... The weakest among us, right? They beat them up. And let me give you an example of this. There is a senator who is now proposing a bill into law, or he's writing a bill into law.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why is Tina leaving TCB?
0:00–1:30
2
What are the implications of a legislator attacking the furry community?
1:30–2:11
3
How do Smokey's lyrics reflect modern relationships?
2:11–4:54
4
What are the health implications of smoking in today's society?
4:54–5:42
5
How does Tina's keto diet influence her Taco Bell choices?
5:42–6:38
6
What are the benefits of using a bidet over traditional wiping?
6:38–9:40
7
How does age affect partying norms and expectations?
9:40–13:29
8
What are the humorous aspects of discussing bodily functions?
13:29–1:00:01