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 The episode kicks off with an overview of subjects, including trans pornography, a critique of specific Republicans, and humorous commentary on a group called Moms for Liberty, which they whimsically rename "Lesbians for Liberty." Additionally, they comment on an individual named Mike Knowles, particularly focusing on his appearance.

The discussion then shifts to an upcoming trip to New Orleans, where the hosts express eagerness to indulge in the city's vibrant nightlife and culinary scene. They playfully invite listeners to meet them, humorously adding a preference for meeting only attractive people. The episode also touches upon social media censorship, with a bold declaration to candidly criticize a wide range of topics.

A segment on workplace dynamics during the holiday season adds a comedic twist, with one host expressing frustration and jesting about the stressful yet festive environment.

Listeners are encouraged to interact by leaving voicemails or sending emails, with the hosts acknowledging a recent voicemail and the growth of their listener base, especially on YouTube.

The conversation takes a more serious tone as they discuss the legality of gay marriage in Ohio and the landmark 2015 Supreme Court decision Obergefell v. Hodges. They voice concerns over the potential reversal of this decision and its impact on same-sex couples in Ohio.

Personal topics also surface, such as one host's experience with weight loss medication Ozempic and its side effects, including an inability to consume alcohol. They share humorous anecdotes about surgeries and anesthesia, exploring the vulnerability associated with medical procedures.

The hosts reminisce about unique childhood eating habits, like chewing Silly Putty and tasting glue, and express both curiosity and revulsion towards the origins of certain food products like Jell-O and bouillon cubes.

The episode also addresses the controversial Moms for Liberty group, criticizing their anti-LGBTQ+ stance and actions against LGBTQ+ discussions in schools. They reveal a scandal involving the group's co-founder, Bridget, and her husband, a high-ranking Republican party member in Florida.

Throughout the episode, the tone remains informal and conversational, with the hosts freely wandering into tangents and personal stories. Their approach mixes humor and sarcasm as they tackle a variety of topics, ranging from politics and social issues to personal anecdotes and experiences.

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The podcast episode from "Not Well" features hosts Bobby and Jim engaging in a lively, unfiltered conversation. Their humor is edgy, with topics ranging from personal experiences to social commentary.

In the episode, Bobby and Jim discuss various topics, including their appearances, aspirations for cosmetic procedures, and personal experiences. They joke about getting Botox, fillers, and other beauty treatments. Bobby mentions his recent trip to the Dominican Republic, detailing his adventures and encounters with locals, emphasizing the humorous and sometimes absurd situations he found himself in.

The hosts also delve into discussions about social media, addressing how they perceive online trolls and their audience's engagement with their content. They express amusement and disbelief at some of the comments they receive, particularly from people who seem to misunderstand or disagree with their viewpoints.

Bobby and Jim touch on current social and political topics, such as LGBTQ rights and their personal opinions on various issues within the gay community. They discuss their perspectives on how the community is evolving and express their candid opinions on trends they observe.

The episode concludes with more anecdotes from Bobby's trip, including his interactions with other tourists and his opinions on the food and accommodations. They end on a lighter note, sharing jokes and laughter about their experiences.

• "I'm a sun-kissed peeling semi-glutide whore." 
• "By the time I'm 40, I'm going to be snatched to the gods."
•  "I'm tired of the gay community. Everyone thinks they should have an OnlyFans!" 
• "I guided this young man into adulthood. Call me the Mother Teresa of Gays."
•  "This boat trip is such a Ponzi scheme. I can't even believe it."
•  "I almost gagged when I realized I'm turning 40 in 8 months." 
• "If you think George Santos is hot, I need you to write us in, and I'm not gonna judge you."
•  "I’m trying to convert everybody. I’m the chaos child."
•  "I need a tummy tuck and a cameo from a fallen congressman." 
• "This vacation made me a full-fledged gay dad."

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1. "Why don't you be like I'm really sick. I said maybe when you pull sick I can pull a sick." - Discussing strategies to avoid work.
2. "Well the shaved pussy I liked I think period." - A humorous comment on personal preferences.
3. "Stuffing or dressing? What's the difference? Stuffing's actually in... Oh no, I don't put it in the turkey." - A conversation about Thanksgiving meal preferences.
4. "I need to have a toke, a token of my appreciation." - A playful way of expressing gratitude.
5. "I'm like whatever that baked bread in a dish is." - Describing a lack of enthusiasm for a particular food.
6. "I actually don't use hardly any butter. How would you know I'd like them then? I love butter." - A discussion about cooking preferences.
7. "It's basically the story that keeps going on and on." - Reflecting on the ongoing nature of a particular issue.
8. "That's like mom never make a pie again." - Expressing admiration for a store-bought pie.
9. "We couldn't go anywhere because of June. Michael was going to go to West Virginia I was going to stay with June and then Michael's just got canceled." - Sharing personal anecdotes.
10. "I want black people to have black spaces that white people don't go into." - Discussing the importance of safe spaces for different communities.

These quotes capture various aspects of the conversation, ranging from light-hearted banter to more serious discussions about social issue

1. "Oh yeah like that piano over there. That's part of the joke and it's supposedly funny but you don't laugh cause it's not that funny. And then they stopped the entire conversation. Say I said the piano over there. I know what you mean." - A humorous take on people who aren't funny but think they are​​.
2. "Wouldn't it be funny if it was like a straight guy who likes women and then they roll up the bottom and there's like three dicks and then one vagina and he's like so how do I eliminate the three dicks? And they're like no they all identify as women." - A comical scenario involving gender identity​​.
3. "If it were a joke we would be laughing. You don't explain. That's a phrase for me. I'm like if it were a joke we'd be laughing but it's not a joke and it's not funny." - Commenting on the awkwardness of having to explain a joke​​.
4. "What are you doing with your life? What are you doing? I'm fine with a like I'm fine with a like so that the algorithm knows you want more of that content but the comments that that took effort That's what you clicked the comment You're trying to be funny." - Poking fun at people who try too hard to be funny in online comments​​.
5. "Oh God this Oh fucking hot. Oh I take all three at once. I've read I've read comments where I'm like you should be arrested for this. Like it's not cute. It's not funny. It's weird. It's creepy." - Mocking over-the-top comments on social media​​.

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In this episode of the 'Not Well' podcast, we dive into the intriguing world of "twin flames," exploring the concept with our usual blend of humor and insight. We share personal experiences and listener stories that shed light on the idea of soulmates and spiritual connections, offering a fresh and humorous perspective on this often-misunderstood topic.

We also tackle current socio-political issues, seamlessly mixing serious discussions with our trademark comedic style. A highlight is our take on the societal norms and hypocrisies surrounding parenting, such as the irony of the stigmatization of drag queens versus the acceptance of bringing children to breweries. This segment is a perfect example of how we blend witty banter with candid opinions, encouraging listeners to both question and laugh at life's absurdities.

Speaking of personal stories, we delve into a humorous and relatable anecdote about one of our family members, a priest, which leads us into a broader conversation about sexuality, religion, and identity. This part of the episode showcases our ability to discuss sensitive topics with humor and empathy, making it both entertaining and thought-provoking for our audience.

We also engage with our listeners by addressing emails and feedback, covering a spectrum of topics from lighthearted queries to more serious issues. This segment underscores our commitment to our listeners, as we blend laughter and open-mindedness in our approach. The episode leaves you with a sense of connection and anticipation for what's next on 'Not Well', where humor and insight go hand in hand.

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The episode kicks off with Bobby and Jim, the dynamic hosts, engaging in a lighthearted conversation about their weekend escapades and hangover cures, including the concept of "Sunday hung day" as a time for relaxation and recovery. They weave humor into their discussions about everyday life, including the absurdities of office culture, such as the peculiar act of taping emails to monitors, and the transition into adulthood marked by conversations about health insurance over party plans.

A significant segment of the episode is dedicated to societal observations and personal stories. The hosts share their experiences and perspectives on a variety of topics, including the unique aspects of gay campgrounds, amusing work-related fashion disasters, and the evolving landscape of social norms and expectations. Their conversation is a mix of humor and sincerity, delving into sexuality, workplace dynamics, and societal change.

Political commentary forms a notable part of the discussion. Bobby and Jim express their views on the current political climate, including their dissatisfaction with Republican strategies and the broader implications of politics on issues like reproductive rights and marijuana legalization.

The episode also explores personal and introspective themes, such as dreams involving colleagues, sexual fantasies and kinks, and experiences within the gay community. This segment offers a deeper insight into their personal lives and the larger societal context.

The hosts highlight the importance of global awareness, specifically addressing the conflict in Gaza and the perceived lack of engagement within the gay community on such critical issues. The episode concludes with Bobby and Jim reflecting on their desire for more meaningful involvement and consciousness in their community.

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The latest episode of "Not Well" kicks off with a rib-tickling exchange as Bobby and Jim engage in witty repartee, sprinkling the conversation with humorous anecdotes and inside jests. They share a laugh over quirky monikers they've coined for a well-known conservative figure, setting a light-hearted tone before pivoting to more pressing matters.

As the dialogue deepens, Bobby and Jim tackle the contentious issue of LGBTQ rights, delving into a critical ballot initiative with potential ramifications for reproductive healthcare accessibility. Their dialogue is punctuated with keywords like "equality," "advocacy," and "legislative challenges," reflecting their discontent with the intrusion of political figures into personal health freedoms. The conversation underscores the persistent hurdles faced in dismantling gender and sexuality biases.

An anecdote about a disconcerting experience at a soccer match serves as a springboard for Bobby and Jim to confront societal norms around body image. "Not Well" becomes a platform to challenge the status quo, as they decry the casual cruelty of weight-related mockery, advocating for a shift towards more inclusive and compassionate community standards.

The conversation takes a nuanced turn as Bobby and Jim dissect the nuanced identities within the LGBTQ community, contrasting the terms "gay" and "queer." They emphasize the significance of broad spectrum liberation over mere assimilation, advocating for a united front in the fight for the rights of all marginalized demographics, emphasizing keywords like "solidarity" and "liberation."

In a poignant culmination to the episode, "Not Well" shines a spotlight on the struggles of queer Palestinians, with Bobby and Jim vehemently opposing the whitewashing of human rights abuses under the guise of allyship. They stress the importance of global queer freedom and dignity, reinforcing "Not Well" as a beacon for unapologetic truth-telling and a rallying cry for universal human rights.

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This Week on Not Well, Bobby begins by noting that co-host Jim is currently immersed in Halloween celebrations, taking his adorable puppy, Penny, trick-or-treating. With both Bobby and Jim navigating their packed schedules, Bobby, slightly off-kilter due to some potent edibles, was on the verge of handling the episode alone. Thankfully, Dr. Michael, endearingly known as Dr. Mike, swoops in to ensure the show goes on seamlessly.

Diving deep into Britney Spears' compelling memoir, "The Woman in Me", the pair provide an in-depth examination, combining emotional reactions with astute analyses. They explore Spears' early tribulations, her high-profile conservatorship battles, and the overarching theme of mental health in celebrity culture.

As the conversation progresses, Bobby nostalgically recounts his youthful adventures, gaining backstage access at concerts and rubbing shoulders with iconic figures. He vividly recalls interactions with the likes of Travis Barker of Blink 182, Dave Navarro of Jane’s Addiction, Jared Leto of 30 Seconds to Mars, and TV personality Ryan Seacrest. These name-drops are not just reminiscences but serve as insightful anecdotes into the world of fame.

Switching gears, the discussion turns to the controversial obesity drug, Wegovy. Dr. Mike offers a unique medical perspective, expressing concerns about the ethics of the pharmaceutical industry and the pitfalls of a profit-driven healthcare system. On a more personal note, he reflects on the challenge of being seen primarily as a doctor, despite a desire for a more multifaceted identity.

Wrapping up, Bobby extends heartfelt gratitude to their devoted listeners, urging further engagement via Patreon and their podcast hotline.

For a rich tapestry of pop culture, celebrity encounters, medical insights, and genuine heart-to-heart discussions, don't forget to subscribe, share, and leave a review. Your support enables Bobby, Jim, and esteemed guests like Dr. Mike to continue delivering content that resonates profoundly with listeners across the globe.

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This week on Not Well, Bobby and Jim discussed the ups and downs of their lives.

They talked about receiving unattractive penis pictures from men who seem overly confident sending photos most people would not want to see. The conversation shifted to fantasizing about hookups with straight men and business professionals while on vacation.

They mentioned one host being startled by a woman whose excessive makeup made her look like "a scary clown." He explained these types of unstable women caking on makeup to extremes make him uneasy.

They criticized workplace meetings and policies, arguing there should be more flexibility as long as people complete their responsibilities efficiently. One host shared how he told his co-workers that if he were the boss, he'd give them more autonomy.

They complained about tipping culture spiraling out of control, stating volunteers should not ask for tips and many workers do not truly deserve extra money for simple tasks.

They gossiped about various celebrities including revelations in Britney Spears' new book, Justin Timberlake's past infidelity, Beyonce, and Taylor Swift's attention-grabbing football appearances. One emphasized female celebrities' immense influence over followers that could be better utilized for voting campaigns.

Finally, they expressed annoyance that their own podcast was not expanding as quickly as others in the genre and brainstormed ways to boost listenership.

The hosts covered a wide range of topics during a fun and frank discussion this week on Not Well. Tune in to catch their unfiltered opinions and outrageous oversharing!

[00:01:48] Words with evolving meanings. 
[00:03:18] First goal and missed it. [
00:06:07] The Pledge of Allegiance. 
[00:09:19] Holy Land and American Hypocrisy.
 [00:13:58] Resolving past conflicts. 
[00:17:13] Man Threatens School.
 [00:19:48] Pride tape ban in NHL. 
[00:21:18] Supporting LGBTQ+ community. 
[00:27:52] Fear of retaliation in workplace. 
[00:28:31] Dealing with ageism in the workplace. 
[00:33:59] Students' wild library encounters.
 [00:35:37] Eye diseases and insults. 
[00:37:22] Confidence in sharing explicit photos.
 [00:41:03] Girls getting fingered in the ocean. 
[00:43:19] Makeup and societal perceptions. 
[00:47:14] Too much makeup and illusion. 
[00:49:05] Justin Timberlake's controversial relationship.
 [00:53:14] Basic human appreciation. [
00:55:03] The dumbest thing about meetings. 
[00:58:15] Tipping is out of control.

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In this wide-ranging episode of Not Well, the duo of Bobby and Jim  begin by discussing how one of them changed his profile on the gay dating/hookup app Sniffies to present himself as a "bear daddy" and got lots of attention from younger guys calling him daddy. However, they don't think the current AI porn technology is very good yet.

The duo criticize cringe-y young preachers who seem predatory and hypocritical, especially those who condemn LGBTQ people. One of them gets annoyed that people are already dressing up in Halloween costumes weeks before the actual holiday. He shares a story about visiting family in New Jersey and getting charged for grocery bags since stores there don't provide them for free.

They talk about how awkward family reunions can be, especially interacting with older relatives who are clearly declining mentally. This leads to a discussion about Bruce Willis' health issues causing an inability to speak. They fantasize about being fully conscious but unable to communicate in a locked-in state.

One of them shares about his recent trip to New York City, realizing he feels too old now to actually want to live there long-term. He rants about airline baggage fees, believing it's worth it to upgrade to first class and get higher weight limits.

Finally, one of them tells a stressful story about his dog who is recovering from surgery but got overly excited on a walk and started running on her bad leg. He is anxious she will re-injure herself but has to restrain her activity for an extended recovery period.

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In the latest installment of the Not Well podcast, Bobby and Jim dive into an engaging dialogue that spans a variety of subjects, from societal viewpoints and personal introspection to the impact of the younger generation, specifically Gen Z. The episode opens with a candid discussion about the difficulties Bobby and Jim face when it comes to decision-making, particularly the habit of putting other people's emotions ahead of their own well-being. Bobby and Jim express a strong desire to shift this mindset and focus more on self-care.

As the conversation progresses, the topic shifts to the concept of aging and the somewhat unsettling realization that Bobby and Jim are now closer to their 40s than they are to their 20s. They take a moment to ponder the life milestones and societal expectations they had envisioned for themselves at this stage, as well as the complexities that come with navigating adulthood. Additionally, Bobby and Jim offer their insights into the attitudes of the younger generation, especially Gen Z, noting their critical stance and general skepticism towards established societal norms.

The episode takes an intriguing detour when the subject of artificial intelligence in music is introduced. Bobby and Jim explore a variety of examples that leverage AI technology to produce unique musical compositions. Among the examples discussed is a rap song featuring Spongebob Squarepants, which leads to a broader conversation about the potential of AI to create personalized music based on individual themes or preferences.

Responding to a question submitted by a listener, Bobby and Jim delve deeper into their personal views on societal norms and expectations. They discuss the emotional toll of projecting insecurities onto others and the guilt associated with not meeting everyone's expectations. The importance of setting boundaries and prioritizing self-care is emphasized, as Bobby and Jim share their individual struggles with decision-making that could potentially alienate some people.

The episode wraps up with a more lighthearted discussion centered around the concept of "hot dads," leading to the realization that Bobby and Jim themselves have transitioned into the older generation. This prompts a reflective conversation about the passage of time and the importance of embracing the current phase of their lives. Also, we discover Fin Doms and straight guys who take money from gays and torcher them and make them "clean" their feet. 

In this hilarious episode, Barb and Star discuss their friend Sabrin sudden illness and the possibility of them getting sick too. They banter back and forth, teasing each other and making silly jokes.  Tune in for a lighthearted and entertaining conversation between Barb and Star.

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