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Shootin’ Da Schit

Phillip Moneybagz , Ephew Payme and Mikey Tentoes

3 guys (1 black , 1 white, 1 mixed ) discuss every day topics from , music , sports to life style and current events from their perspective. Listen to their twisted views on life . It’s all fun and games until someone gets schat on , what could possibly go wrong ?!

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  • 4 episodes
  • Avg 1 hr 14 min
  • English

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  • S1 · E4
    Wednesday · 1 hr 2 min

    We tired of this Schit !!

    Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! # Celebrating Wins and Unpacking Conspiracies > From World Series cheers to prepping for the unknown, dive in! The vibes are strong in this week’s episode as we toast to our newfound official status as a podcast and the Brewers clinching the World Series! Phillip Moneybags and Mike Tanto kick off with a celebratory spirit that’s infectious. ## Official Podcast Status and Celebrations Phillip kicks things off by celebrating the podcast’s fourth episode, declaring, "We are officially shitting, shooting shit, man!" With the Brewers' triumph, it feels like a victory lap for the guys, who joyfully recount their predictions and pop open a bottle to toast their success. > "Cheers to y'all too. Cheers to the neighborhood." — Phillip Moneybags ## Mental Health and Stockpiling As the conversation shifts, it takes a more serious turn. Phillip shares his thoughts on the mental strain of current events, mentioning inflation and the pressure of modern life. He suggests preparing for uncertainty by stockpiling essentials— "...I would suggest preparing if y'all haven't heard, you know, stockpiling maybe on some water, a couple canned goods." Phillip’s perspective on the current climate hints at a looming conspiracy, emphasizing the importance of being ready. ## A Trip Down Memory Lane The duo reminisces about the days of the White Pages versus the internet. Phillip muses, "Is it better to actually scroll the internet to find something like that or was it more useful to use the white pages?" They explore how technology has changed our methods of finding information, but also reflect on the personal connections that were easier to make back in the day. ## High-Fives and Parades Mike shares his exhilarating experience at the Brewers’ parade, highlighting the fun moments he had, including high-fiving both fans and police officers. > "I was just high-fiving motherfuckers. And I just thought it was funny to high-five everyone as hard as I possibly could." — Mike Tanto His stories paint a vibrant picture of celebration, camaraderie, and even a bit of chaos as he navigated the festivities. ## Critique of Viral Culture The episode wraps up with a passionate discussion about the viral Milwaukee Brewers song that has taken the internet by storm. Both Phillip and Mike express their disdain for it, arguing that it undermines real talent. Phillip states, "That's the middle finger to everybody that got talent that they…" They question the state of music and cultural appreciation, advocating for genuine artistry over catchy but shallow hits. --- As the episode closes, it leaves listeners pondering the complexities of modern life and the nuances of celebration. For a deeper dive into their thoughts and a few laughs, check out the full episode!

  • S1 · E3
    Saturday · 1 hr 27 min

    Hey, Schit happens

    Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! # From Baseball to Blindness: A Raw Conversation > A candid chat about sports, culture, and life's quirks. What a ride this week! The crew dives deep into the world of baseball, exploring the highs and lows of the Brewers' recent games. The energy is palpable, with spirited debates and playful banter that remind us why we love sports. ## Game Day Vibes The conversation kicks off with excitement about a recent game. "You can feel a lot of energy in places," one speaker shares, reflecting on the community's passion. It's clear that both teams are hungry for victory, making every play feel significant. > "It's just cool. It's like a straight up money ball situation for both teams too." > — Speaker 0 ## Bandwagon Fans and True Loyalty The topic shifts to the perception of bandwagon fans in the world of sports. The speakers passionately defend the loyalty of Brewers fans, arguing that they've been in the trenches longer than their basketball counterparts. > "Brewers fans have been there a lot harder than basketball." > — Speaker 2 This sparks a lively discussion about the true meaning of fandom and how it evolves with a team's success. ## Humor in Sports and Life As the talk flows, humor weaves its way through the conversation, especially when discussing the nuances of sports officiating. From challenges to close calls, the banter keeps the mood light, even touching on deeper themes of life's unpredictability. > "Sometimes I am the shit. And the world revolves around shit anyway, so shit happens." > — Speaker 0 ## Reflections on Life and Sports Towards the end, the chat takes a more philosophical turn. The speakers reflect on the intersection of sports and everyday life, touching on the challenges faced by those with disabilities. They contemplate what it means to experience a game from different perspectives, making for a poignant moment amidst the laughter. > "If a blind person lose their phone, are they fucked?" > — Speaker 1 It's these kinds of questions that remind us of the layers of humanity behind the love of sports. As we wrap up, it's clear that this conversation transcends just baseball. It's about community, loyalty, and the shared experiences that connect us all. If you're intrigued by the nuances of fandom or just want a good laugh, tune in to the full episode for the unfiltered discussion.

  • S1 · E2
    Saturday · 1 hr 22 min

    Welcome to Da Schit Show!!

    Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! # The Humor of Everyday Life: Episode Two Recap > Join our candid conversation about family, sports, and unexpected moments. In this episode, we dive into the ordinary yet hilarious aspects of life that often go unnoticed. Our conversations unfold naturally as we share personal anecdotes and engage in light-hearted banter. ## Week Recap Phillip shares, "I had to do deliveries this week, which isn’t my normal job, so I’m a bit extra tired. But it’s good to see my daughter bonding with my wife, even if she forgets that my wife talks to me!" Family dynamics always bring a smile, don’t they? Mikey, on the other hand, reflects on a wild week: "I went on a bit of a bender this week. I drank for three days straight and felt like crap. But man, did I have some fun!" It’s these ups and downs that make life colorful. ## Sports Talk As we pivot to sports, the excitement rises with the upcoming World Series in Milwaukee. Mikey mentions, "It’s going to be amazing having the first two games on a weekend. Remember how the city turned up for the Bucks?" The thrill of a community rallying around its teams is contagious. ## The Humor in Quirks Our discussion takes a turn to the absurd when we touch on some recent celebrity quotes. Mikey brings up basketball player Christoph Porzingis, saying, "He had to clarify that he doesn’t have AIDS or HIV. That’s just a funny thing to come out and say!" It’s moments like these that remind us how humor can be found even in the most serious subjects. ## Reflection As we wrap up this episode, we invite you to ponder the humorous moments in your own life. What brings you joy and laughter? Tune in to hear more about our everyday experiences and the laughter that binds them together. Catch the full episode for more insights, laughter, and some unexpected twists!

  • S1 · E1
    Saturday · 1 hr 5 min

    Aww Schit !! They Let us do a pod!!

    Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! # Rethinking Politics and Traffic: A Hilarious Debate > Join us as we explore wild ideas about politics and driving. Welcome to the inaugural episode of Shooting the Shit, where we dive into everything from politics to the absurdities of everyday life. Buckle up, because the conversation is as unpredictable as traffic on a Friday afternoon. ## The Politics of Change In this episode, the hosts tackle a thought-provoking question: If you were president, what would you change? F U Pack hits the nail on the head with a serious take: > "Get money out of politics. Motherfuckers, it's a root of all evil when it comes to politics, right?" Mikey Ten Toes adds to the debate, suggesting a radical redistribution of wealth: > "I want everybody out. I would spread the Federal Reserve to everybody, individually. Everyone get the same amount. Ain't nobody better than the next person financially." Their ideas challenge the status quo and spark laughter, especially as they jest about the absurd lengths politicians might go to hide their corruption. Imagine a world where politicians are monitored by drones or subjected to lie detectors! ## Traffic Talk Switching gears, the conversation shifts to the chaos of driving. Phillip Moneybags suggests a controversial idea: > "If you take away the speed limit, everybody won't be assholes and be driving like sixty, seventy down a rural road." While the idea of an asshole driver lane might have its merits, the hosts agree that it could lead to some wild road rage incidents. > "You encouraged me to go faster"—a sentiment many drivers can relate to when they see someone speeding ahead. The humor continues as they brainstorm on how to deal with distracted drivers, even entertaining the idea of selling bags of items to throw at bad drivers to release frustration. ## Winter Woes As winter approaches, the crew shares their feelings about snow and ice. Mikey Ten Toes expresses his disdain: > "I hate the snow. I hate the ice, but a T-shirt and shorts when I'm walking around outside, I'm fine." The banter between the hosts adds a layer of warmth in contrast to the chilly topic of winter traffic. Reflecting on this episode, it’s clear that humor can be found in even the most serious discussions. If you enjoyed these wild ideas and the lively debate, you’ll definitely want to tune in to the full episode for more laughs and insights.

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