We're sorry for ruining Christmas. Original song

Original song about a group of Noggers making the greatest Egg Nog

We turned “raindrops on roses” into whiskey shots and questionable life choices. This episode covers it all: the music you bump solo vs. with friends, why “day drinking” counts as a team sport, and which billionaire we’d actually let crash the cookout. Nick confesses his crush on Livvy Dunne, Jon explains the fine art of a Darjeeling standpipe (don’t Google that at work), and Danny reveals the one instrument he’ll never touch—besides himself. Toss in our favorite drinks, mottos, and TV shows, and you’ve got an episode that’s half highlight reel, half HR violation.

We cracked open one of our most popular episodes and gave it the sequel treatment. This week, we’re adding brand-new laws to the sacred Bro-Bible—and swinging the gavel to abolish a few outdated ones. From sneaker etiquette to facial hair crimes, nothing is safe. Think of it as constitutional reform… but with more beers and fewer powdered wigs.

This week we tested each other’s brains with a game of Crazy Facts. The rules? Simple: guess if the fact is true or total nonsense. Guess wrong? Bottoms up. By the end, things got… fuzzy.

This week, the crew takes a wild ride through the world of confidence—real, fake, and full-blown delusion. Are you the cool, collected type or someone who thinks they could land a 747 because you watched a YouTube video once? Danny breaks down why 50% of men think they could be emergency pilots (spoiler: they absolutely could not), Jon wonders where confidence ends and douchebaggery begins, and Nick brings his own spicy take. Plus: overconfident gorilla fighters, Dunning-Kruger breakdowns, and the shocking percentage of men who think they could take a point off Serena Williams. (They’re wrong.) Buckle up—no seriously, buckle up—we're crash landing this episode with confidence.

Plastic surgery takes center stage—BBLs, nose jobs, fillers, and the rest. Unapologetic, unfiltered takes on the procedures everyone’s getting (and pretending they’re not).

We've all been mean before. Whether you meant to or not, admit it, you were an asshole. I this episode we talk about some of the times we were d-bags, and also list from A-Z, things that fit that category.