Brett is taking over Street Fight?
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Posted in r/streetfightradio by u/epicoolguy • 28 points and 25 comments

Weird, this comes at a time when I've practically stopped listening to podcasts all together. CN, The Dollop, and Blowback are the only shows I tune in to. Definitely have found memories of SF

  • old_goat [none/use name]
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    2 years ago

    Brett's last episode on Street Fight was nuts! Brett was pouring out his heart and Bryan was just whinging about having to burn some episodes he'd prerecorded for a planned vacation in the interim for lack of content. It kinda reminded me of the Brett divorce episode where Bryan was just busting his balls and roasting him. Both really great episodes. Bryan makes great content (except for his latest obsession with ranking bodily functions) but is kinda an asshole I think. Brett seems like a nice guy but his latest content is kinda droll. I hope Brett finds his footing and they both do alright going their separate ways.

    • TheModerateTankie [any]
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      2 years ago

      Yeah, It sounds like Bryan has been in a more stable place mentally and financially this past year and hasn't wanted to deal with Brett's problems, and Brett losing his shit made things a mess for a while, and after taking things over and getting things back on track I can understand not wanting to have to deal with Brett and risk experiencing that again. I dunno, seemed like animosity was brewing between them for a while before then, for whatever reason.

      Still, I don't find either of them very compelling on their own, compared to what they were doing together. I couldn't care less about wrestling, shock jocks, legos or nice hotels, which seems like most of what Bryan talks about these days. I don't begrudge him finally being able to splurge on frivilous shit like legos, WWE tickets or fancy hotels, but when that's most of the content of the shows it's kind of alienating. "Subscribe to my podcast so I can tell you about how I piss away the money I'm getting from it!". I'll pass. Brett's podcast is alright, but it's still rough around the edges.