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What is Bryan's connection to Venezuela?
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I don't know how many years on this earth I got left. I'm going to get real weird with it.
On this episode of the Commercial Break. I think I would show my naked body if it was for a good reason.
What?
I knew that question was coming and I can't think of one. Like charity, PETA or something like that, right? But no one's asking for my naked body. No one. No one's going, I'd really like to see Brian naked.
You know what I'm saying?
How did Bryan become known as a famous Venezuelan?
The next episode of The Commercial Break starts now. Oh yeah, cats and kittens, welcome back to the commercial break. I'm Brian Grain, this is the Hogan of Mycena. Chris and Joy Hoadley, best to you, Chrissy. Best to you, Brian. Best to you out there in the podcast universe. Thanks for joining us. Here we are, season number six. Rounding the corner into our fifth year of the commercial break, Chrissy.
That's incredible.
Why, why, why? Why is my life taking such a desperate turn? If you were writing a book, this would be the last chapter. The fifth year. How long can we continue is the question. It's like a marathon. How long can my feet continue to roll us along? I don't know. We'll figure it out as we... as we jump into close to 700 episodes of this show. Can you believe that?
That's insane.
It really is insane. This is the 675th episode, although on the RSS feed, you'll find this to be the 674th episode. We were just talking about how I deleted one of the episodes. I don't even have a copy of that episode. Did you know that?
That's good.
Yeah, it's probably not necessary. No one asked for it. No one wants it. I always thought, I always felt like, I mean, listen, when you have 675 episodes, it's unlikely that anyone would start at the first episode, I think. I don't know, because that's not how it presents itself inside of any application.
That's a lot to go back through.
There was a girl, there have been a couple of ladies, females, one of them a trucker, one of them a woman who worked on a factory floor, and they have written in and explained that they have gone back through every episode of the commercial break. So I know of at least two people who said they have gone through every episode of the commercial break because it kind of keeps them going. Like the trucker was like, it keeps me, you know... It keeps me occupied while I'm rolling down the road. And the factory floor lady was like, this job is miserable. So I just like listening to it while I'm on the factory floor. And I always thought to myself about the young lady who worked at the factory. Don't get your arms chopped off. You know what I'm saying?
Pay attention to what you're doing.
I guess if I was going to go back and listen to a show that had as many episodes as we do, I'd listen and then discover that I really liked it. And I wanted to maybe then go back and start from the beginning.
Maybe, maybe.
I think the 300s might be...
I think you would start at like 500, 500, because that's still 175 hours that you have to catch up with. And no one wanted the first step. Let's be real about it. No one wanted that first episode. I'm surprised we even made a second episode. We were doing it for fun. We were doing it for fun. It was the pandemic and everyone was, you know, locked down. Yeah, starting a podcast.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is Bryan's connection to Venezuela?
0:00–1:38
2
How did Bryan become known as a famous Venezuelan?
1:38–5:09
3
What was the significance of the democracy drop remark?
5:09–12:11
4
How does Bryan feel about social media engagement?
12:11–15:19
5
What changes have Netflix made to WWE programming?
15:19–22:21
6
What are the implications of binge-watching vs appointment viewing?
22:21–31:54
7
What shows are Bryan and Krissy currently watching?
31:54–1:07:31