Stocks and Stand Up

Nathan brings Grant back on to dive into the most recent controversy in the United States. To begin with, they discuss the injustice that was the murder of George Floyd, and how it has sparked an uproar across the nation. They then entertain the possibility that the way it is being covered is being used to craft a narrative resulting in division. Additionally, they talk about how the elite rely on Americans being divided so that they can continue their sinister behavior behind the scenes. Finally, they move onto #Pizzagate, the disgusting actions that have come to light since the supposed death of Jeffrey Epstein, and how the scandal HAS NOT been debunked at all. They also theorize about how the events taking place currently could potentially be connected to the massive scandal.

In this episode, Matthew and Nate meet up to finally record another podcast together! They detail their first time doing comedy again since before the pandemic and Nathan explains the importance of not comparing yourself to others too often because it causes you to feel greatly inadequate with your own progress. This was recorded just a few hours after they had performed at a Kava bar in St. Pete.

In this episode, Nathan invites Grant back onto the podcast to talk about comedian Sam Hyde. In addition to that, they discuss the evolution of Hunter Avallone, Sam Hyde's favorite comedians, his extremely unconventional style, and some of their favorite aspects about his stage presence. They also continue to discuss how the quarantine has affected their lifestyle and how they think it will transcend in the near future.

Grant has a YouTube channel (Grant Rants) where he makes hilarious commentary videos where he analyzes comedians, TV Commercials, and YouTube drama. His Twitter handle is @grantrantstweet

In this episode, Nate Brings on Matthew and Nikolas again to talk about Elon Musk's child, the reopening of their state from quarantine, the Fitz and CallMeCarson situation, YouTube and how the policies are crazy, Marriage and divorce, and much more. At the end they pay homage to Norm MacDonald and read some of their favorite jokes that he has told.

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In this episode, Nathan has on his friend Daniel. Nate met Daniel when they both went on a trip to perform music in several countries throughout Europe. They discuss certain meals they had in the different countries, new friends they made in Europe, toxic people that were on the trip, how comedy has affected Nathan, the marriage and divorce rate, and stand up comedy in general.

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In this episode, Nathan brings on a long time friend of his named Donavon. Donovan lives in Novascotia, Canada, so he was personally affected by the most recent shooting in that province. They also talk about the affect the quarantine has had in their respective towns over the last month, how it has affected the stock market, and how they're investing the stock market because of the huge drop. They also entertain the recent rumors of how establishments are starting to talk about opening their doors back up to the public, and how it may affect the stock market in the future. They also talk about the media and how the severity of the disease has been hyperbolized to focus only on the deaths, and almost completely ignoring the cures.

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In this episode, Nathan has on two life-long friends named Alex and Steve. This is by far the most vulgar and explicit episode that has been uploaded this far, so if that bothers you it might be a good time to switch to a different episode. These three guys have been friends for about a decade because they shared the love of baseball as kids, and now they've reunited to reminisce during this quarantine. They all have natural chemistry and mesh very well.

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In this episode, Nathan brings on Daniel Villa to talk about Louis C.K's new surprise comedy special, and how it is certainly some of his best work to date. They also talk about how the with the wave of the #MeToo movement that he and Aziz Ansari received some pretty crazy repercussions for such minor charges. Later they talk about OnlyFans and Tinder and they feud about the utility of Tinder. Nate firmly believes that it's a supreme waste of time and that most of the girls on it are garbage, while Daniel disagrees.

In this episode, Nathan and Matthew discuss how the pandemic of the corona virus has affected their local comedy scene, how a lot of establishments are closing their doors on the people, the aftermath of high school and college students, and the severity of the disease remains uncertain because of the mass hysteria and misinformation. Lastly, since they haven't been able to do comedy in weeks they decide to take some of their favorite jokes by their favorite comedians and tell them on the podcast just for fun!