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Ryan and Nick talk about where babies come from, Shrimpfest 2024, small-market teams, the real reason people support Trump, and Karate Kid was unrealistic.
Ryan Conner and Nick Cobb talk about arena music, CLUE, the claw game, Christian card games, emergency services procedural shows, ALONE, and the theory of never saying no to a child.
Weird intros, Marines doing standup, an Olympic medalist goes on stage, Medieval Times, and forcing movie references.
Ryan Conner and Nick Cobb talk about social media handles, corporate gigs, living in a PG neighborhood, weird compliments, colleges asking for money, not believing in dinosaurs, Plato, and towel folding.
Nick and Ryan talk about drive-thru safaris, Fiverr, playing defensive billiards, apple picking, getting laid off, breaking into Six Flags, Stevie Wonder, and tanking job interviews.
On this episode, Nick and Ryan talk about root beer candy (wow!), DNA tests, Sandusky, and strippers calling the house. All produced by the magic of AI.
On this episode of Conner vs Cobb, Nick defends Ryan in the streets, AI is currently garbage, they get Letters to the Editor, talk about hell gigs, Clint Eastwood, and tell no jokes about death.
Ryan Conner and Nick Cobb start with some classic guy talk, then argue about oysters, present some new catchphrases, talk about getting scammed, Yelp, sharks, the majesty of a Douglass Pure, and getting a receipt for something you should not get a receipt for.
Conner and Cobb discuss the indignity of returning sand, tapeworms, splitting checks, Craigslist buyers, the f-word, shady judges at the Ugliest Dog Contest, Nick's car wreck, and the origins of Uber. They finish it off with a dumb hypothetical question and Ryan's "Rank Them".
On this episode, Nick takes a hard and passionate stand against paper towel commercials and Ryan uncovers the dirty truth about Nick's toilet paper buying habits. Ryan also airs his opinions about crowd work comedy, making an enemy of all of social media comedy.
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