The 555 Rule

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What is the 555 Rule and how does it relate to personal experiences?

Unknown 0:00
Cause I get a thousand hugs from ten thousand lightning bugs as they try to teach me how to dance. A fox drop above my head. A sock up beneath my foot. A disco ball is just hanging by a thread. I like to make myself believe. On this episode of the Commercial Break.
Bryan Green 0:32
I'm in the 5-5-5. I'm five-ish something foot tall. I have five extra pounds on each love handle. And I have a 500 credit score.
Krissy Hoadley 0:45
So if you're looking for... So if you're looking for that, dial me up. You know my number. You got me.
Bryan Green 0:52
Astrid's looking for 555.

Why does Bryan continue to visit the tanning bed?

Bryan Green 0:53
She might be looking for 554 pretty soon. But anyway, you get it. After my tanning bed credit incident.
Unknown 1:01
The next episode of The Commercial Break starts now.
Bryan Green 1:11
the kittens welcome back to the commercial break i'm brian green this is my dear friend and the co-host of this incredibly mediocre podcast chris joy hoadley best to you chris best to you brian best to you out there in the podcast universe thanks for joining us what another lovely day here in the studio we're having here i don't know because it's all blackout curtains But I imagine it's a beautiful day out there. It is.
Unknown 1:31
It's beautiful out there.
Bryan Green 1:31
Yes.
Krissy Hoadley 1:33
Tell me all about it, Chrissy. Break me free from my prison. From the shackles that chain me to this dumb podcast all the time.
Unknown 1:42
The sun is shining. The weather's cooler a little bit.
Krissy Hoadley 1:48
Oh, it sounds so nice.

How does Bryan's tanning bed incident affect his credit score?

Krissy Hoadley 1:50
It sounds so delicious.
Unknown 1:53
Unfortunately, I'm sneezing like crazy because of the ragweed.
Krissy Hoadley 1:56
To have a taste of sun on my face. This is all manufactured, son. I was going to say you look tan.
Bryan Green 2:04
So I go to the tanning bed. You did. I knew it. I knew it. Everybody knows it. Who doesn't know it? I say it on this show 24 hours a day. Every third day, I'm going to the tanning bed. I don't go that often. But when I'm going on vacation or an event, just like you getting your hair done or your makeup done or whatever, it makes me feel a little better.

What are the implications of the male loneliness epidemic discussed?

Bryan Green 2:22
It puts a pep in my step for reasons that at this point will go undisclosed. I need a little boost, a little vitamin D boost. Yeah, a little zhuzh. So I go into... I stopped going to the tanning bed the very beginning of this year. And then I went in one time in like, I think it was February. I went in one. So I stopped going January 1st. And then in February, I decided I'm going to go do one little spritz up because it's the middle of winter and I'm feeling a little shitty. I got those, you know, what is that called? The mad disease or the sad disease? Sad, yeah. Seasonal affective disorder? Yes. I got that sad. It probably has to do with, you know...

How does Instagram plan to enhance parental controls?

Bryan Green 3:00
Incredible weight of debt on my shoulders from this dumb show. But I decide I'm going to go in February. And when I go, there's like, this is a multiple tanning bed type of situation. It's a franchise, but they're all connected. So you can go to anyone, you know, I think in the state, you can go to anyone in the state, maybe anywhere in the country. I don't know. I don't go anywhere. I don't go tanning outside of my own state.
Unknown 3:23
That's good to know.
Bryan Green 3:24
Unless I live in Switzerland with Astrid and I swear to God I was trying to find a tanning bed. And they had one with one tanning bed, a stand up from like 1982. No one in Switzerland goes to the tanning bed. No. Because they're too healthy to do that. They're too smart to do that kind of stuff.

What are the implications of the new 666 rule for dating?

Bryan Green 3:44
So I go in February, and it's mostly young ladies that are running the tanning beds, early 20s, sometimes teenagers if you're there on the weekend or in the evenings. That was one of my first jobs was the tanning bed back in the day. Did you have a lot of guys that came in? Yeah. Did guys hit on you when you went in there all the time? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I don't because, you know, I'm married and I'm old. So I try to stay age appropriate. I've married the youngest I'm going to marry. You know what I'm saying? I'm not going to go any younger. And as I get older, so does my line. It gets older. So I go in there.

What personal anecdotes illustrate the challenges of modern dating?

Bryan Green 4:18
There's a young girl, tan as she can be. I mean, just tan as she can be.
Unknown 4:22
Oh, yeah, when you work there.
Bryan Green 4:25
Dark, dark brown. And she's probably 20, if that. And I go in there and she says, oh, well, I see you canceled your membership to the thing or you canceled your package or whatever it was with the 50, 10, whatever.

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