First off, where do celebrities even meet? How do remixes happen? Why is Billy Ray Cyrus so popular? Is he even popular? So many questions.

It’s Steve’s birthday! Why is it not a national holiday yet? Also, who is the true American Idol?

Woo is infamous through his job. For eating. A lot. He gets gawked at. It was like a prison. Or a zoo. Either one.

The guys discuss what they want to accomplish in the remainder of 2019, motivation, and consistency.

Finally, we wrap it up talking about Steve’s father’s favorite topic: himself. He’s going to love this one.

A lowly-edited podcast can get weird.

Steve is a Seinfeld guy. Woo is a Friends guy. Steve is right. Woo is wrong. Steve wrote this. Woo did not.

Steve discusses times where he has tipped zero dollars. Only a small handful of times, but it was terrible. He will never go back to Bob Evans. He will always go back to Buffalo Wild Wings. Also some factual stuff about Buffalo Wild Wings. Steve likes Buffalo Wild Wings. Buffalo Wild Wings.

Steve and Woo both share their experience with really hot wings. Do I have to give a trigger warning for poop stories?

Steve gives an official “Shout Out” to Hosier. Well, to be honest, he gushes about how nice the guy is and how well he treats his fans. Steve goes on for a while. It’s… a bit embarrassing.

The guys also talk about the nature of celebrity, and how it affects people.

Finally, Buffalo Wild Wings. Sponsor us. Also Cheesecake Factory.

Woo is back stateside! He wasn’t taken, and is absolutely devastated.

Here’s a warning: basically the entire episode is about Woo’s Eurotrip. So, if you hate all things international, this episode might not be for you. But if you’re normal, Woo says Germany and Spain are nifty.

Also, Steve gets downright poetic, and Woo pre-plans a religious epiphany for 2026.

Woo realizes he’s the perfect public servant. Forgetful and a little bit aloof. Also, the shocker is something that should get you into the gym.

Woo has a friend that lives in a van down by the river. Not even joking. By the way, how does rock climbing even work?

Sometimes people need sandwiches. And sometimes people leave hiking trails. Let’s combine the two.

If you want Steve’s personal cell phone, just work with him. You’ll get it.

I’m almost tired writing this sentence, but exhaustion… take time for yourself…

Finally, there's Fish Monger, The Movie! But this bit goes on for about 20 minutes. Feel free to skip ahead.

Finally, joining Panda Express, Steve will never go to Hardee’s again. We’ll tell you why.

Hiatus, Schmiatus. We’ve never been stronger! Plus, what’s 2 weeks between friends?

Here, Woo claims he’s never been out of the country. Steve reminds him he was born outside of the country. Woo promptly dismisses it. Either way, Woo is going to Germany and Spain, and I’m not so sure he’s going to find his way back. He says he’s going to get “taken.”

Steve shares his out-of-the-country experiences, including the time he was almost abandoned by a tour guide in the rainforest.

The guys reach the high point about in the middle of the cast, so if you want to stop listening after Woo’s “dad joke,” we don’t blame you.

Much to Woo’s dismay, Steve talks about his bad news. Spoiler alert, it’s about his TV and Woo is very unimpressed.

Pineapple on pizza? Yeah. We discuss it for about 30 seconds. IT’S A UNANIMOUS DECISION.

Finally, Steve has a movie recommends.

At long last, after many nights dreaming, and wishing, it finally happened. The moment everyone has been waiting for… Steve is finally going to play Dungeons & Dragons!

Through the episode, we also discuss:

How to make $18 Million the easy way, and people will p[ay for anything as long as it’s the least bit entertaining.

How to build the perfect group of friends, and how far off all of us are from the perfect group.

We find out Woo has a certain ideal age, where if he reaches it, he’s happy letting go of his Earthly vessel. However, it’s… inappropriate. But if given the opportunity, would you live forever?

And we round-out our discussion with movie talk. No, not Silent Movie Trivia, but more like, let’s think of random movies and mash them together for a bit.

Stay in school, kids. Because this episode definitely won’t teach you anything.

Welcome to the new year! It’s a time for rebirth, reinvention, renewal, and re… I don’t know. I thought if I just kept typing, something clever would come to me. On this first 2019 episode of South of Classy, we talk about: 

How Steve violates social norms and public donut etiquette. All for his own personal gain. For SHAME.

Woo is a first responder IRL. But the only thing people are really interested in, is asking what the worst holiday is to work. Well, at least Steve is curious. We don’t know what other people think. Probably about… books… and stuff.

BUT THEN! We get serious and have an honest discussion surrounding of humor, and it’s anything but funny. Also, is there no more final frontier? Looks like we’ve been there, done that. We’re AMERICA.

And finally, in 2019, nerd culture unifies. Yes, you finally get to know which Hogwarts house your loveable hosts were sorted into.

Join us this year, because we’re definitely not going to have any middle-of-the-road conversations. It is our great honor, to remain south of classy.

As we open this South of Classy episode, the holidays are upon us! Per the season, Woo describes how he shifts into holiday mode while embracing his “basic” nature. Basically, he’s a snow bunny who wears Uggs and puffy vests.

The guys head to a holiday party with friends, and Steve finds a young nemesis. Also, Woo announces that because of his Netflix viewing habits of romantic comedies and Serendipity on repeat, his “recommended for you” cue now thinks he is a 40-year-old divorcee.

It seems as if journalistic integrity has been thrown by the wayside nowadays, but for Steve, it never mattered much in the first place. We also “reinforce normalized gender roles perpetuated by the patriarchy resulting in toxic masculinity” by discussing Steve’s simple method to establish dominance in a new group of people.

Woo refuses to drink out of those little black straws and wears Under Armour socks. Those two are unrelated, but both have humorous reasons behind them. The guys also meet their quota for discussing gambling or casinos at least once per episode.

Finally, we discuss the concept of “extreme ownership,” and how to apply it to everyday life.

A week before Christmas, with no keyboard or mouse, it was a closed buffet, gambling, and beating the house.

OK, so maybe not so much. Woo apparently found his superpower at the ripe old age of 33: losing his and many other people’s money at the craps table by being a self-described “cooler.”

And don’t worry. We launch into a large discussion about our 3-day trip to Atlantic City, wherein we discuss: (1) How Woo sneaks, nay, ENJOYS sneaking away from his friends to take sneaky shots; (2) Room service, where apparently wings are in high demand and burgers don’t exist; and (3) A man who yells, screams, and looks like a tall, skinny Goldberg.

Steve also had a near-death experience at a Dave Matthews Concert, but would still definitely go back. And it wasn’t from a crowd member. He just has extreme Vertigo. Also he loves the Dave Matthews Band. Like, a lot.  He doesn’t care about you and your poor taste.

In the illustrious twelfth episode, we discuss…

Woo stakes down his flag and claims an official homeland.

The guys review a small part of craps etiquette.

Kimbo Slice, Butterbean, Dada 5000, and what it means to be a trendsetter.

Steve’s father has accomplished the following in the past month: started wearing toe spacers, began journaling common conversations, and shot the head off a harmless, helpless, helpful, corn snake.

Woo’s parents have accomplished the following in the past month: exercising in the house and embarrassing their son and interrupting Woo’s sleep on his day off.

We also discuss how to speak Korean for a non-native speaker and Woo watches Crazy Rich Asians. He didn’t like it.