We've hit the 241st birthday of our hosts' home country of the USA, but more importantly we've hit the 31st episode of Everybody Loses! Coming back this week from a brief delay caused by Independence Day traffic complications, Matt informs John of the latest news in the ongoing ballad of Shia "The Boof" LaBeouf. Our hosts then talk about President Trump's tweeted CNN gif as well as what kind of gifs they would tweet as President, and the two discuss (and offer some predictions for) the soon-to-debut seventh season of Game of Thrones. In the Everybody Loses segment, John must explain why movie sequels are always better than the originals, while Matt must defend politically-correct/family humor as the greatest type of comedy.

 

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In a very special "bad guy" themed Episode 30 of the podcast, the boys have finally received a fan email that Matt happily reads aloud to John and you fine listeners. Our hosts then discuss famous villains in movies and TV shows that they love to root for, as well as good guys they love to hate. In the Everybody Loses segment, John must argue why Tammy star Melissa McCarthy is the greatest comedian of our time, while Matt must explain why 'going to hell' (or just being bad, for simplicity's sake) is better than being good.

 

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John and Matt are back with Episode 29, the first recording done during normal daylight hours by our hosts. In anticipation of the upcoming NBA draft, the boys decide to once again hold a draft for movies. This time, they draft famous actors to take on equally famous roles that they didn't originally perform. In the Everybody Loses segment, John, an owner of a sleek Ford Mustang, must argue why Mustangs are the worst cars on the market while Matt, who lives just a stone's throw from the beach but rarely visits it, must explain why going to the beach is the best way to spend your summer day.

 

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Grab your Mountain Dew and Doritos, because this week the boys are discussing the on-going E3 Expo in a video game themed episode of the podcast. After going through some highlights of the games that were unveiled at the time of their recording, John and Matt offer some ideas on what their "dream video game" would be. In the Everybody Loses segment, John must argue why Nintendo has been the most dominant gaming company of this decade, while Matt must explain the cons of being a nerd.

 

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In Episode 27, John discusses his pre-podcast viewing of the new movie Fate of the Furious, which leads to a lively debate between him and Matt over who is today's biggest action star. The two then discuss the recent controversy regarding our previous March Madness: Annoying Celebrity Edition contestant Kathy Griffin, and the not-so-recent controversy of disgraced Penn State coach Joe Paterno. In the Everybody Loses segment, John must argue why Donald Trump is the greatest President in U.S. history, while Matt must explain why the movies of the Marvel Cinematic Universe are bad and/or overhyped.

 

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After a bit of a haitus, the boys are back in town for Episode 26! This time around, John and Matt give their review of the recently released Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2. They also take a dive back into the mud to recap their experience at the 2017 Preakness Stakes, their second venture into the famous Maryland horserace. In the Everybody Loses segment, John, a proponent of free weights and lover of squats, must explain why the Smith machine provides the best technique for squats and other workouts, while Matt, who along with John participated in some pre-evening alcohol consumption at the Preakness, must argue the cons of day drinking.

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On this week in our never-ending podcast of all things Losing™, John and Matt pay a short tribute to the recently deceased Christopher "Big Black" Boykin of the MTV show Rob and Big. Our hosts then discuss the firing of FBI Director James Comey, and how it ranks on the list of history's ballsiest political moves. In the Everybody Loses segment, John must argue why his beloved classic The Big Lebowski is a bad movie, while Matt is forced to explain why being old is better than being young.

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It's Episode 24 of the Everybody Loses Podcast, and we've finally run out of stupid age-related jokes that coincide with the episode number. This week's episode was recorded on May 4th, aka Star Wars Day, so the guys thought it would be interesting to dig deeper into the world of dumb lesser-known holidays, and boy are there a lot of them. In the Everybody Loses segment, John, a faithful android buyer, must argue why iPhones are superior while Matt, who has been known to shit on the occasional parody film, must explain why spoof movies are better than the movies they parody.

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They say nobody likes you when you're 23, so we'll see if that bodes true in the podcast stats this week. After taking a moment to thank you, our listeners, for helping us reach 1000 downloads on Podbean, we jump right into the episode with a quick update on the United Airlines incident. Coinciding with the NFL draft, John and Matt then play a game where they draft famous directors to remake some of our favorite movies. In the Everybody Loses segment John, a fan of the Dark Souls game series, must argue why the notoriously difficult games are the easiest he's played, while Matt, a proponent of the truth, must explain why Fake News™ is better for society.

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We're back with Episode 22, brought to you by Taylor Swift. This week, John gives a live (and rather snarky) reaction to the recently released trailer for Star Wars: The Last Jedi, followed by a brief discussion from both of our hosts. John and Matt then delve into the controversial beat-down that was given to an elderly doctor on a United flight. In the Everybody Loses segment John, a craft beer enthusiast, must argue why national-brand light beer is the better option, while Matt, who generally looks down upon the "gym bro" culture, must explain why everyone should aspire to be one.

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