Mexico beats Korea, faces England next
Bobby and Andrew discuss Mexico's World Cup win and predict Mexico will lose to England in the next round, noting the pod will be out before that game.
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Mexico Wins & FIFA Wags
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The conversation kicks off with Andrew confessing he's been watching more soccer than ever and Bobby recounting the scenes at Wii Spa, where Mexican staff abandoned towel duty to watch the match. The hosts riff on the North Hollywood riots — donuts, broken stuff, a man with what they joke is 'Agent Orange' on his face — before pivoting to Messi. Bobby insists Messi is undisputably the greatest soccer player ever, a sentiment Andrew almost concedes before pointing out he's 40 years old and still cooking 19-year-olds. They marvel at his physique, celebrate his wife as the gold standard of WAGs, and Andrew muses about wanting to 'cuck' the situation. The segment closes with Bobby noting Mexico's upcoming match against England, predicting it's already over for them.
Mexico Wins & Bobby's Korea Shame Rant
Bobby and Andrew dissect Mexico's World Cup win, gush over Messi still cooking 19-year-olds at age 40, and riff on the wild celebrations in North Hollywood. Bobby watched the game from his hotel while Mexico fans rioted in Van Nuys.
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