3AM Activities

3AM Activities

At the table, the fellas debated what activities feel completely normal at 3 PM but become suspicious at 3 AM. They also discussed how much damage an ex would have to do to your car before you involve the police, and whether you’d want to know early or late if you weren’t chosen to survive the end of the world. Timestamps: (1:50) What’s normal at 3 PM but weird at 3 AM? (12:57) If your ex scratches or dents your car after a breakup, how bad does the damage need to be before you call the police? (21:54) If the world were ending in 30 days and only 500 random people could be saved, would you want to know on day 1 or day 30? Thanks for the love and support — be sure to follow us on social media @thebltpod.

Confidently Wrong

At the table, the fellas broke down public restroom etiquette and the chaos of communal bathroom layouts. They got into “book math,” reading habits, and the dangers of mispronouncing words with confidence. The crew also debated which household vegetable makes the best weapon, what non-essential item they’d save in a house fire, and what role they’d take working at an adult entertainment company. Timestamps: (00:50) Communal bathroom layouts and public restroom etiquette (6:54) “Book math,” reading habits, and confidently mispronouncing words (14:18) If you had to defend yourself with a household vegetable, what would you pick? (19:01) Outside of necessities, what would you save in a house fire? (34:38) If you had to work at an adult entertainment company, what job would you have? Thanks for the love and support — be sure to follow us on social media @thebltpod.

Paternity & Pilates

Episode Description: At the table, the fellas kicked things off with a rant about treating your brain like a muscle and actually putting it to work. They then got into a tough conversation around trust, paternity, and how to handle unexpected situations in relationships. The crew lightened things up by picking their names if they were women, and wrapped with gym culture talk—debating Orange Theory vs. Pilates studios and what the next workout trends might be. (2:10) Rant with Channing: Your brain is a muscle—work it out (9:14) Your wife has a baby that looks like another race—do you trust it if there’s a medical explanation, or ask for a paternity test? (20:33) If you were a woman, what would your name be? (32:23) Do Orange Theory coaches beef with Pilates studios? What are the next workout trends? Thanks for the love and support — be sure to follow us on social media @thebltpod

Lasagna Philosophy

At the table, the fellas discussed the “this job is my family” mindset and the reality of workplace friendships. They also tackled the awkward scenario of an ex showing up at your sibling’s wedding, debated the worst possible wedding scheduling choices, settled a lasagna stacking dilemma, and highlighted things Black people have revolutionized and improved. (0:40) “This job is my family” type of guy and workplace friendships (4:09) What do you do if your ex shows up to your sibling’s wedding? The ex is a friend of your sibling from college. (13:37) Which is worse: a wedding starting at 1 PM, a wedding on a Tuesday night, or a wedding on Christmas Day? (19:27) If two pieces of lasagna fuse together when reheated, is it now one piece or still two? (27:37) What are things that Black people have revolutionized and made much better? Thanks for the love and support — be sure to follow us on social media @thebltpod.

Not the Target Audience

At the table, the fellas joked about realizing they’re no longer the target audience and how wild it is watching time move like that. They talked about the summer jobs they’d realistically take at their current age, compared their personal “Unc Stone” activities, and debated how much money it would take to donate sperm to help a close friend have a baby. (0:34) Dad jokes and realizing you’re no longer the target demographic (6:47) If you had to get a summer job this year, what would it be? (22:50) What are your five personal “Unc Stone” activities right now? (35:24) How much money would it take to donate sperm to help a close friend have a baby? Thanks for the love and support — be sure to follow us on social media @thebltpod.