369 – Groceries
Aug 22, 2026 · 1 hr 15 min · 17 segments
!Groceries The Wrong Boys reminisce about the old days, when things cost less, and imagine a future where they cost…
Aug 22, 2026 · 1 hr 15 min · 17 segments
!Groceries The Wrong Boys reminisce about the old days, when things cost less, and imagine a future where they cost…
Yeah.
Yeah, a lot of celebrities, they have podcasts these days, you know, some actor or whatever.
But, you know, these celebrities, they don't really have their ear to the ground.
They're not going to the grocery store themselves in many cases.
Sorry, Alec.
Right.
And as a, you know, salt of the earth podcast, we do buy our own groceries sometimes.
I don't even blame the celebrities necessarily.
You know, they got swept up in this thing and people are offering to go buy their groceries for them.
It's not that they're evil, but they are out of touch.
And I don't blame them for having podcasts either.
You know, the industry's changed with streaming and these megacorps consolidating.
They're more risk-averse.
There's less projects.
When I see a celebrity reacting to their own TV show on YouTube, I think, good for them.
Why not cash in a little bit on that? I
don't think good for them...
I think like, oh, not in a judgmental way, but almost like a sympathetic way of like, wow, we're not taking care of our celebrities as a society.
I see the views they're getting on that.
And I'm not going to say who I'm referencing, but bless them.
buy a lot of groceries with that but yeah i mean let's be real right now the prices are out of control at grocery stores in my opinion have been for a while and they're just more and more you know you start to relate a lot more to the adults when you were a kid who just seemed obsessed with pointing out prices and you're like really 450 for a box of granola bars damn
Yeah.
Yeah, a lot of celebrities, they have podcasts these days, you know, some actor or whatever.
But, you know, these celebrities, they don't really have their ear to the ground.
They're not going to the grocery store themselves in many cases.
Sorry, Alec.
Right.
And as a, you know, salt of the earth podcast, we do buy our own groceries sometimes.
I don't even blame the celebrities necessarily.
You know, they got swept up in this thing and people are offering to go buy their groceries for them.
It's not that they're evil, but they are out of touch.
And I don't blame them for having podcasts either.
You know, the industry's changed with streaming and these megacorps consolidating.
They're more risk-averse.
There's less projects.
When I see a celebrity reacting to their own TV show on YouTube, I think, good for them.
Why not cash in a little bit on that? I
don't think good for them...
I think like, oh, not in a judgmental way, but almost like a sympathetic way of like, wow, we're not taking care of our celebrities as a society.
I see the views they're getting on that.
And I'm not going to say who I'm referencing, but bless them.
buy a lot of groceries with that but yeah i mean let's be real right now the prices are out of control at grocery stores in my opinion have been for a while and they're just more and more you know you start to relate a lot more to the adults when you were a kid who just seemed obsessed with pointing out prices and you're like really 450 for a box of granola bars damn
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