Chapter 1: Why is Bryan washing his legs a topic of discussion?
Our anus is a useful thing indeed. The anus gives relief in time of need. We all have an anus, so no matter what you've heard, remember that anus is the proper word.
On this episode of The Commercial Break... Last time I checked, heart is not on every turn of my Instagram reel. Do you know what I'm saying? Right. It's Taylor fucking Swift. It's Ariana Grande. It's Olivia Rodrigo.
Chapter 2: What humorous perspective do they share about personal hygiene?
It's, you know, it's Bad Bunny. It ain't not heart. Because the average age of a heart listener... is 97 i mean there i don't think there's any fear that the heartless are gonna stand up and cause destruction in this world that's wild they've got knee problems they can't even run fast the next episode of the commercial break starts now
Back to the commercial break. I'm Brian Green. This is my dear friend and the traveling Wilbury of the show, Kristen Joy Hoadley. Best to you, Chrissy.
Best to you, Brian.
Best to you out there in the podcast universe. Let us delay no longer. Let us waste no time. Let us get right into it because I have big news. Big news on the podcast front. Breaking news for Brian. Breaking news. You heard it here last.
I was right. This is like the third time in the show's history I'm able to say that I was right about something, anything.
Really, quite frankly.
So I'm very proud of myself that even though I did no research beforehand and had no statistical facts to back it up, now I do.
i'm going retroactively right what is this piece of truth we said you shouted from the mountains a year ago i said something that absolutely destroyed the internet and i mean got us two comments on instagram that i admitted that of my two showers a day possibly three depending on you know how much i activity i do I shower for no reason.
You shower to get away.
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Chapter 3: How does the conversation shift to Netflix is a Joke?
Well, a couple of people did back me up. They're like, really? The water rolls down. It does. It does. No, I'm not an everyday. You're not an everyday leg washer? No. I'm not an everyday leg washer either. And I was right about this, that I said, I think the water just rolls down. Like, do I have to pay extra attention to my legs? Well, especially like the shin, past the knee. Yeah.
You know, like I can go thigh. Yeah. I do balls. I do scrundle. Exactly. You're in there. Yeah, I'm in there.
Chapter 4: What are the hosts' thoughts on the Roast of Tom Brady?
I'm digging deep. Trust me. In between the thighs, you might as well get the thigh. Yes. But past the knee.
What's the point?
Who's going down there? Who's smelling my shin? Yeah. I don't know, but I don't think there's a shin fetish. I'm sure there is, but I don't subscribe to it. And I want you to know that I just read an article in the, I forget where it was, Huffington Post or something, that a doctor says you don't need to wash.
Take extra care on your legs because the soap running down your legs and the abrasiveness of the water will do the job. Exactly. So I'm just going to take this all the way and say, why even bother? Just put shampoo on my head and let it roll on down.
I, you know, when you have small children and you'll know this when you have small kids, when you have small kids, you got to teach them everything. Those fuckers don't come out with a manual in their head. You know what I'm saying? No, that's true.
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Chapter 5: What insights do they offer about the comedy industry?
They don't come pre loaded with software. The latest version. Yes. You don't get the wheel of death when they come out, you know, loading, buffering. So you have to teach them everything. And that's including how to bathe. You got to explain to them why it's important. And one of my kids, I'm having a little bit of a moment with him as we're trying to get through the bathing stage.
Like, okay, take a shower on your own. Wash this. Wash that. And I mean, if I told him, I said, you got to get in your butt so deep. Your butt, you might as well just bend over, open your cheeks, and put a scrub brush in there because that's how deep you got to get in your butt. That butthole needs to be clean. It does. Your butt, your balls, your armpits, behind your ears, and your hair.
You always got to take care of those areas because it will get out of control. Trust me, a guy who knows. A guy who wore the same Doc Martens for five years in a row, I know... I know what unbathed smells like and what could do for you.
Chapter 6: How do they discuss the significance of audience reactions?
And so I'm teaching them. I'm like, you got to get in that butt crack. Don't be afraid. Get those fingers up there. I mean, if you have to stick a finger in your hole, stick a finger in your hole. Make sure there's no extra booty juice down there. No one wants to smell booty juice. And, you know, you don't want to leave a smell when you get out of the car on someone's upholstery. Okay. All right.
When you go to a hotel, you don't want to leave a stain on the bed after you sit down. That's just a fact. Everybody should know this. But there aren't, you know, I think there are some people who don't know this, but okay, we'll get past that part. So I am saying I clean every part of my body like a true champ.
If I want at any given time, if I was to get into a terrible car, like butthole related accident, I want those emergency workers, like if I got into a car accident and one of the springs in my seat got stuck in my ass, I want the emergency workers to go, this is bad. We've never seen anything like this. But man, does it smell good down there. What is he using?
Chapter 7: What observations do they make about Charlotte's culture?
He smells fresh as a daisy down there. You know, if I could, I would take a shower every time I pooped. If I could, I would take a shower 100% of the time after I pooped. And as it stands, it's about 90% of the time. You got to clean, clean, clean those areas. That's why I love a bidet. I don't know why they're not more of a thing here. Well, I think they're becoming a thing here.
I know some friends who have installed those like, you know, I don't know what you call them, but like add-on bidet, I guess. I thought about that, but then it seemed complicated and I figured it would just mess up. Yeah, it's going to mess up. You need the separate bidet. Yeah, what I'm afraid of is like, you know, it goes rogue or something. You lift off the chair. Water spraying everywhere.
Yeah, you know those old cartoons where... Like they would hit the fire hydrant and then they would just go flying up in the air like up and down. Scooby-Doo or whatever. I'm afraid of that. I'm nervous about that.
Chapter 8: What are their predictions for the future of Netflix comedy?
I don't want any butthole related accidents if I can avoid them. But if I happen to have one, I want to smell good. And I guess if you get into a bidet accident, you're probably going to have a fresh tuchus, right? That's right. A tuchus amok. So I'm telling you, you don't have to wash the lower extremities, according to these doctors.
And who these doctors are, I don't know if they have any specialty in leg-related bathing. But I'm telling you right now, I don't think it's necessary to wash your legs every time. If I had to venture a guess, I'd say once every week. If you're like an everyday shower kind of person, which you should be, absolutely. But if you're an everyday shower kind of person, I would say once a week.
Give it a good scrubbing. You know, just kind of go up and down. Yeah. And then leave it alone. You don't need to wash your legs, guys. I'm telling you. Behind your knees, you know, if you're an extra sweaty person, behind your knees. But just leave the rest alone. And now you know what I'm getting into? What is that? What is that? A pumice? You know what a pumice is? Oh, yeah, the pumice stone.
I didn't even know what a pumice stone was until I met my lovely wife who came with a pumice. I got married to her. And one of the things she brought into the marriage was a pumice or a pumice or a pumice or whatever the fuck you call it. And so now I'm pumicing my feet. Yeah, yeah, that works. Ah, so I know this sounds a little effeminate, but I don't give a shit.
You should go and have a pedicure every once in a while. Ah. Absolutely, Jeff gets them. Yeah, we go mani-pedis together. I don't do the mani, but I do the pedi. And I don't love my feet. I don't love feet in general. It's not my thing. But after I got over that and I found a person that I really like that does it well, I just go for the massage, quite frankly. That's what Jeff loves to do.
I don't care. He gets the extra massage. Cut my nails. Mm-hmm. Then go for the massage, that warm, soapy lotion that they put on you. This is just lovely. And there's a particular woman who I just love. I love her. I always give her a great tip because I'm like, God, you, I talk into a microphone for a living. Imagine if this microphone was a foot and it was just in your face all the time.
I thought about that too. But you had no control over what foot it was. You can imagine the kind of insane drama that comes in there. Dangling toenails. I don't know what you call it. Crotch rot. What is that? Gout. Whatever you got down there. And everybody wants to stick their foot in your face and tell you about their problems. So I go in there. And the first time, she's using this pumice.
And man, does it fucking hurt. And she's like, you got to do this. You got to keep up with it. A couple times a week at least. So now I'm doing it every day. I love your extreme. I do. Fuck it. I'm in. I'm in 100%. Twice a day, sometimes. Twice a day, three times a day, sometimes. No, I only pumice at night because I don't want to like tear my skin up.
But then I go for a petty, I don't know, it was like a month and a half ago. And it'd been like six months since I'd been. I like to go maybe once a month, maybe once every other month. So I go, same lady, and she looks at my feet and it was as if I had cheated on her. She was like...
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