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142: my brother in law can't stop using his whip (w/ Jay Putnam & Jonathan Hebert)

The Couch Boyz are BACK, and they are here to solve problems of the utmost importance. An advice columnist with a write in about her own family's stolen piggy bank, and an awesome guy who simply cannot stop using his whip in the public square.

142: my brother in law can't stop using his whip (w/ Jay Putnam & Jonathan Hebert)

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Jayโ€™s โ€œFINE?!๐Ÿ˜จโ€ when Miles called the final jeans fine was a KILLER button to that whole sequence

A_rees

jay i support you getting your 10 boats

Sarah

Genuinely one of my favorite cold opens ever!

Cameron Bartlett

I love a Jay story that is 15 minutes even though it could have been a single sentence

david alexander

jay describing the cold open as โ€œlike a paddington movieโ€

Sarah Berry

Genuinely, I love a Jay story time. This is how my friends and I tell each other stories and it makes me want to get SO invested in this mundane story and ask ridiculous follow up questions. But I also love the mocking ๐Ÿ˜‚

Lissa

the plot twist that Jay wasnโ€™t wearing the pants in the studio had me cackling๐Ÿ˜‚

sam_art21321

Loving the advice column inception here: Advice columnist asking for advice about their advice column from an advice column podcast.

Marisa Martinez

I feel like Clue was projecting her own insecurities onto Rhubarb in her submission. I donโ€™t personally see her as flaunting her privilege as much as she sharing it with her friend. I donโ€™t understand why she agreed to go to Rhubarbโ€™s house if she didnโ€™t like her at all? This girl has some things she needs to work through. I personally would try to get my piggy bank back and stop being friends, but I can see how it may be healing if Rhubarb is willing to listen and talk about these problems. Responding to the question in the paper is a good idea. I personally would probably send a text saying โ€œIโ€™m sorry to see you are unhappy with our friendship and the time you spent at my home. Iโ€™m not mad at you and I donโ€™t care about the money but can I please have my piggy bank back? Iโ€™ve had it since I was a kid and it means a lot to me.โ€

Davianna Roberts

Honestly if I was Rhubarb I would respond to Clueโ€™s question in the column itself, the boys gave good advice about that part of the situation. Like Iโ€™d encourage Clue to speak with Rhubarb about the situation, and cop to stealing their piggy bank. Then if Clue doesnโ€™t follow through with that advice (they clearly feel some remorse why write in about it?), Iโ€™d broach the topic to be like hey, have you seen my pink piggy bank? The last time I saw it was when we were visiting my parents, and my mom said itโ€™s missing or something like that.

MJ


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