Are You Garbage? Comedy Podcast
Hosted by H. Foley
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The hosts Kevin Ryan and H. Foley sit down for a family episode of the Are You Garbage? podcast, debating everything from Gatorade flavor hierarchies to childhood suburban mischief and bizarre street encounters. They break down a listener's guide to Gatorade where yellow is for thirst, orange is for hangovers, dark blue is for intense hydration, light blue is for a cold drink, and red is reserved strictly for lunch alongside hoagies and hot dogs. Along the way, the discussion veers into hilarious childhood memories of dodgy construction lunch runs, stealing old cars at age thirteen, getting kicked out of Arby's bathrooms, and navigating the bizarre social etiquette of asking strangers about plums in elevators.
Hosts introduce the episode and announce the Army of Garbage Tour dates in New York City.
The episode features ads for DraftKings and Underdog, with hosts promoting offers and product benefits.
The hosts dive into a spirited discussion about the best Gatorade flavors and their uses.
Hosts reminisce about high school snacks, Gatorade, and other beverages, sharing humorous anecdotes.
The episode wraps up with final remarks, encouraging listeners to engage with the show and its sponsors.
Hosts share stories about family dynamics, childhood experiences, and humorous moments from their past.
Hosts discuss Rocket Money, highlighting its subscription management features and cost-saving tips.
The show promotes BetterHelp, explaining its affordability and benefits for listeners seeking therapy.
The hosts recount a chaotic elevator encounter with a construction worker, highlighting awkward social exchanges and the absurdity of asking strangers about plums.
They dive into the cringe of asking strangers about plums in elevators, exploring how such questions feel intrusive and how to navigate awkward social situations.
A story about bad meat stored in a freezer leads to a kitchen fire, detailing the chaos, the fire department’s arrival, and the absurdity of the situation.
The conversation shifts to the world of solicitation, discussing no‑soliciting signs, the challenges of door‑to‑door sales, and the personal experiences of the hosts.
Gatorade Flavor Taxonomyinsight
A listener breaks down a precise functional guide for Gatorade flavors, arguing that yellow cures thirst, orange fixes hangovers, and red is strictly meant for lunch.
The guest recalls pulling scrap metal out of a South Philly factory as a twenty-year-old and eating three hot dogs washed down with a red Gatorade for lunch.
Childhood Townhouse Free Carstory
The hosts recount growing up as neighborhood rats in Village Shires, where a strange man randomly gifted a group of thirteen-year-olds an old non-starting BMW.
Urinal Saloon Doors Debatedebate
The conversation turns to the kitschy nature of dive bar bathrooms, debating the merits of traditional urinals, ice, and antiquated trough setups.
The guest details a bizarre suburban encounter at a Wawa during a heavy downpour where a stranger offered to drive home an older cyclist by fetching his Denali.
Elevator Plum Conversationstory
The host admits to making awkward small talk in an elevator by asking a random woman eating a plum how her fruit tasted.
Deep Freezer Steaks Incidentstory
The guest shares a disastrous shore story involving a stepdad trying to cook bad steaks found in a bait freezer, which filled the condo with smoke and brought seven fire trucks.
“Yellow is the best Gatorade when you're thirsty.”
“Red is for lunch, dark blue for me is for hangovers, and light blue is when you want a cold drink.”
“They got, they got a little, little fucking, a little body to them things.”
“Originally launched in 1994 by PepsiCo as a competitor to Gatorade and Powerade, owned by, owned and manufactured today by the Gel Cert Company.”
“You know what I mean? Like, if you ever need a fucking couch moved, some guy who fucking hangs sheet rock is gonna come in and go, 'This is the angle, you do it, you grab that,' like, they, they're moving shit.”
“You gotta live life. I go, 'Yeah,' he goes, 'You never know when it's over.'”
“I'm gonna fucking ground and pound you, big guy.”
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