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Ben 'Bif Radio' Senter joins the boys in drafting the best group off people, alive or dead, to pass the blunt with. It's also Ben's birthday, so help him celebrate with a "Happy Birthday Ben!".
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That's a long title, but it doesn't take away from the sound advice. The Boys give Andy's young son a 2nd round of advice on how to be prepared for what life is going to throw at him. All kids around the world can learn from this.
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The Boys spin the wheel of ingredients and use them to create the future of culinary delights.
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Drew and Andy draft the best HBO Characters, while James drafts something similar but different. The miscommunication leads to many upsets, especially since we go NUCLEAR on this one. Once a character is picked from a show, no other characters from said show can be picked.
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What things do you touch that make you want to smell your finger afterwards? The Draft Pod Boys answer this question in depth.
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We're not sure what Quick Draft we're on, and we're too lazy to look it up, but here it is. The Boys Quick Draft Top 5s based on random topics for some fast, fun, drafting action.
Steve from Steve Grows Weed on YouTube joins the boys in drafting pot-head characters from cinema and television to fill the boots of an avenger. Happy Easter, Happy 4/20, Happy Happiness!
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The Boys discussed various thoughts, including James's idea for a script about a dog trying to telepathically communicate with its owner, the cultural impact of the parental advisory sticker on music albums, and the concept of what fictional characters and celebrities might smell like. They also explored the idea of a nostalgia-themed amusement park, the resurgence of original movies in theaters, and the unique feeling of performing on stage under bright lights. Additionally, they discussed their lack of understanding about how microphones and sound waves work, and the importance of leaving a positive impact on others.
The Boys discusses bad commercial pitches and ideas, with James, Andy and Drew taking turns presenting their concepts. They pitch various problematic marketing ideas including a Mazda "Zoom Zammer" slogan, a Pokemon game for elderly people called "Pokemon Get", and controversial food product collaborations. The conversation covers both fictional bad pitch ideas as well as real historical marketing failures like the Pepsi protest commercial and a problematic Subway spokesperson. Throughout the discussion, they evaluate each other's pitches and build on the concepts with additional suggestions, while also going on tangents about topics like shower music preferences. The group maintains a casual, improvisational style while exploring increasingly outlandish marketing concepts.
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