or he's only getting roles where he like just plays a tired washed guy and it seems like he's

phoning everything in right the general attitude of a lot of his characters are kind of like

yeah well i'm a little past my prime got a little bit of the belly on me now yeah but i'm gonna tell

he's like i'm tired Give you a couple of pointers.

Right. Yeah.

I think that like he's just like every character.

That's my Denzel impression, by the way.

There, buddy.

Denzel here.

Brach hit it, boys. Usually there's like a fun story or something that happened to one of us or something and we just kick it off and then we get the ball rolling and then we dick around for

I don't know, I don't know, these podcasts are way longer. There's a lot of editing in these podcasts.

It's like we dedicate half a day to podcasting and then we vigorously cut it down to get the best,

the best 60 to 90 minutes worth of content that we could find.

And so, you know, if you've ever listened to brunch, you've been like, wow, they did that straight through, it's just a conversation.

You're very wrong.

Oh, no.

We include, we choose which vocalized pauses to keep to make it sound as natural.

Sometimes we swap them in and out.

We're like, oh, this vocalized pause is way better than the one that is actually there.

We've still never really done any of the super weird things of like where we record a podcast

and then record it back with me reading your parts and you reading my part.

We still, I don't know, a thousand years ago when we were doing this, I think we said we were like, if only the technology existed where, like, someone could make a transcript for us on the spot, I bet that exists. The technology absolutely exists now, yeah. Like watching, like, I don't know, like Minuteman videos or anything like that. It has the script that's just a little

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