I realized something today. We're in a good time right now. This is a good time to be a Bravo fan.

And I haven't felt like this where we're surrounded by good shows in quite some time now.

So I'm a happy boy. I feel like we have tried to be the people that point out, hey, realize when you're in the good times so that you don't relish them. You don't spend a couple of weeks in like July and look back and say, wow, we really had a good back in November. Do it now. Realize where you are. Come on. Do it now. I just kind of sound like a motivational speech. I thought you were going to further it. But all right, whatever. Well, it's the cold intro. So I was going to, in my head, it fades out when you say do it now.

And then it gets into the theme song. But what could be better than throwing a wrench in there with a little Arnold?

Do it now. Get to Nevis.

Shows. Bros and shows. I got to have. Bros and shows.

I got to have me my pros and shows.

Bros and shows.

Bros and shows.

I got to have me my brozen shows.

Good afternoon, everybody.

Welcome back to another episode of Bros and Shows.

I'm your co-host.

Steel Russell, joined as always by the one and only. Shooter-McGooter. I'm cold these days.

I am not doing well recently. It's funny, too, because I feel like we've been getting an influx of suggestions,

but I don't think you're reading the suggestions or we're getting suggestions in the questions box.

So we forget about them. I think that's actually what's going on right now. But yeah, I spent seven hours in an airport yesterday. So that was great. That was really funny. You, who was it in, is it Tom Hanksson lost in translation? Is that the right one where you get stuck in the terminal? Yeah, the terminal. I always thought that was lost in translation. Whatever. That's a very different movie. Very different movie, yeah. But yeah, I realized because I was in Chicago's airport for seven hours,

and I switched not terminals, but concourses, and it took me 20 minutes to walk there. I realized

that I could probably spend like a week in an airport and not see every part of the airport.

Oh, you just have to know how to do it. You have to know. No, no, it's nothing to do with knowing it. I'm saying just based off of sheer mass, like the coverage of an airport. And then where you go, because it is a bit of a maze. Now, obviously, if you know where you're going and you follow some signs here and there, but if you gave me a week, like a Mr. Beast challenge, if you will,

cover every square inch of this airport in seven days. No chance I'd be able to do it.

No, but it's interesting the things you come up with in your head when it's to sit in an airport for seven hours. Yeah. I kept trying to like find isolated areas to just like pull my laptop up

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