Welcome to Street Fight. I am Brian, the person on this show that you know because I'm the host, and this week my co-hosts, two of them, that's right motherfuckers, I can do two co-hosts too, not just one.

And who knows how often I'm going to do that. But I got Sean and Aaron from the seriously wrong podcast and Pop and Boy on MeansTV. What's up guys?

Hey, thanks for having us on. Yeah, co-hosts, double week co-hosts, our podcast, or co-hosts. Yeah, we're used to co-hosting week co-hosts every week on our show together.

But yeah, but this voice is Sean, I'm Sean. Great, I'm Aaron. And when I said this, I was pointing at my own voice.

I don't like to say guest mainly because like, when you say guest, it kind of like means I have to interview you.

You know what I mean? Like, I say co-hosts, that means you're responsible for saying. Yeah, yeah. Without me, it's probably.

Yeah, yes, this is more like, this is my place. And you're welcome here as a guest, but it is mine. And co-host is more like, hey, we're all collaborating here.

It's anarchism, basically, you know, where it's like, I don't, I don't take any, I don't, I'm not higher on the hierarchy than you guys. You guys are the same level as me in this situation.

I guess it's sort of, it also kind of relieves you of the burden of hospitality. Like, you don't have to bring us glasses with a little bit of lemon and all that sort of stuff.

Like, we're not exalted guests either. So it's very, very, yes, all to the earth, peer kind of thing.

It's great. So, okay, obviously you guys have the podcast, which has been around forever. When did you start actually?

2014, 2014. Yeah. I'll tell you what, guys, like since that time, maybe 2050, I would say maybe 2015.

People have been trying to hook me up with you guys. The whole fucking time you've been around, I think, because I have been hearing the name of the show. I've listened to, I listened to episodes when people, you know, turn me on to it. And I liked it.

But I told you this in the DM and I've actually told this, I talked about this on the Collins show last week. I'm intimidated by everybody.

Like, every single person that's on the internet intimidates me. So I was very intimidated by you guys. Plus, plus, you do a smarter show than me, you know.

Like, you do smart guy stuff. I do dumb guy stuff. Yeah, I completely relate to feeling intimidated by everybody on the internet.

It's like, oh, if we send them a message, are they going to be offended? Or they like, I don't want to do something with you. Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, I know. And I think, um, I think you're a really funny dude. So I find that intimidating to like seeing these really bang or tweets and making me laugh and stuff.

That's, that's extra intimidating for me. But yeah, there's a, there's a weirdness and approaching people that you have parasocial relationships with in some way, like having listened to their show and stuff.

And people are just so like, like, I don't know, like, there is a thing that happens. And I'm sure you guys have had this too, where like, there are people who want you to be on the first episode of their podcast.

And you're kind of like, okay, you asking me to be on your show probably means that you think I'm going to draw people to your show.

You do not want to have me draw people to your show until you know how to do your show.

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