The hosts believe that 'Happy New Year' should only be said for three to five days after January 1st, as saying it later can be awkward and inappropriate.
The hosts didn't get an RV because they didn't receive one from fans who initially offered to help, and they also didn't find a suitable one themselves.
Kurt was considering getting a tattoo but decided against it, possibly due to not reaching a million followers on the podcast.
Kurt believes he needs to work on being more patient, especially in professional settings, because he tends to snap at people who are incompetent or not doing their job well.
Kalo's New Year's resolution is to try to be on time more often, although he admits it's a difficult habit to change.
The hosts brought up the topic of the NFL's social messaging, specifically the 'Stop Hate' and 'End Racism' slogans, because they feel it is preachy and not genuine, and they fear it could alienate fans.
Neil thinks the NFL's social messaging is ineffective because it feels forced and preachy, and he believes the league is creating a problem that doesn't exist in most of the fan base.
The hosts resolved to write more songs together, setting a goal to write once a week on Wednesdays, as they feel they haven't written enough songs in the past year.
The hosts think an SEC team will win the college football playoff because the SEC has historically strong teams, and they believe these teams perform better against top competition.
The hosts are critical of the NFL's approach to social messaging, finding it preachy and not reflective of the fan base. They are more hopeful that college football will avoid similar issues.
Ever found yourself awkwardly wishing someone "Happy New Year" in mid-January and wondered if there's an expiration date on such greetings? We did too, and we settled on a three to five-day grace period, but not without a lively debate! Join us as we reminisce about the past year, including Kurt's nearly tattooed escapade and our elusive RV dreams. As we navigate the quirks of holiday decor still lingering in the studio, we ponder whether to vent about last year's frustrations or dive headfirst into setting resolutions for 2025.Our resolution talk takes a twist as we humorously dissect the perennial struggle of personal growth. Whether it’s battling the temptation of meat while on a diet or striving for a zen-like patience level in professional settings, we explore the universal challenges of change. Adding a personal touch, we share how cultural quirks, like being Irish, might just influence our temper and reactions, all while teasing the much-loved "thrash talk" segment, where things get candid and unscripted.As the episode unfolds, we juggle new life responsibilities like parenthood and staying punctual with a sprinkle of humor and tales of "Christmas titties" fitness goals. With a festive clink of Evan Williams eggnog, we delve into holiday traditions and capture the joy of shared experiences like watching "A Christmas Story." Shifting gears, we tackle heavier topics, questioning the NFL’s approach to social messaging, while passionately debating college football dynamics. It's a rollercoaster of camaraderie, laughs, and a hearty welcome to the possibilities of 2025.
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