8th Floor Special

The east coast boys discuss a scandalous evening at a bad bunny release party at Papatzul Soho, overpriced drinks served in plastic cups, churros as payment, 5-7-9% tipping options, and salty anti-wingwomen. Apollo and Adonis consider a fellow co-host’s culpability, and the trio consider the intricacies of intra-gender communication, a short treatise on the nature of love that was circulated in the groupchat, a thought experiment concerning married couples and innocent parties…the SundaySendä, credit card reward point schemes to finance a trip to South America, swiping empties at Slate in NYC pre-COVID, the price hike in the 99 cent pizza scene (up to $1.50), living without a home, dressing up like squares for elementary school extra credit, and how to make the most of your weekend. Catch you on the flipside, new listeners.

Jeremy is back on the East Coast, catching up with his flat mate, co-host and 8N inhabitant, Adonis. They talk about a less-than-fine dining experience at an award’s ceremony held at NYC’s Natural History Museum, getting lost on the subway after a special screening of Gaspar Noe’s new film, the challenges that make a 9-5 worthwhile, middle school angst, turns of phrases to put your customer’s at ease, and the irreplaceable nature of formative bro-down experiences.

Tapping in with Kaena and new commentator and co-host Cesar Coto, an actor working in Los Angeles. The first bi-coastal convo, we chat about microphones, a few movies, Kaena and Cesar’s reaction to The Northman and Jeremy’s indifference on the highly popular Ocean’s series. We cover Jared Leto’s method acting and Cesar leads us down the main veins of his stomping ground in DTLA before getting into what he loves about the city and what needs fixin’. Reminiscing on convincing strangers you’re straight out of A Bronx Tale, micro-doing around NYC’s Lower East Side, being alive for Daft Punk’s Alive album, the finer points of fashion in 2010, and sage financial wisdom from shifty high school teachers.