Mar 27, 2020 · 1 hr 3 min · 13 segments
It's another group chat episode! The Everyday Reveals his age! Cody Wanner loves cowboy museums! Gabi Pirraglia makes sausages! Guests: https://twitter.com/xhondang…
Patrick TomassoHost
Cody WannerGuestJohnGuestGabi PirragliaGuestFran SaracoGuestKevin MarcusGuest
Brandon LeeGuestAaronGuestGaryGuestEmilio TakasGuestAndrewGuest
I think what's interesting about this group right now is there's a more of a mix of people that are kind of at home and freelance or they're just online creators doing YouTube and stuff.

But there's also a few people here that are working from home, speaking especially about Fran, because I know this because she's just downstairs right now and she's been working from home.

Andrew, I know you guys are all usually remotes for the most part, too, but I'm assuming you guys aren't going to the office either.
Yeah, that's right.
It's a day to day is pretty normal right now, but obviously just with a lot scarier and more stressful backdrop.

And then Gary, you're an interesting situation where you're doing both, right? You're working from home and then still also trying to do a YouTube channel.
Yeah, you know, I try to make things as complicated as possible.
So instead of just picking one or the other, I yeah, I'm doing both right now.
And it's kind of what's weird is I, you know, everybody handles stress differently.
And I feel like the people that I work with handle stress by doing more work.
So it's definitely it's been harder to try to balance the two throughout the throughout the time now.
And I got to tell you, I set up this little like YouTube studio slash office in my basement.
I didn't realize I'd be spending like 12 hours a day there now.
So I hang out in the basement all day.
That's like the thing, right? It's super exciting.
It's got a...
is.
Gary, we knew that you are a federal agent, okay? But also, you have your office in a basement, you're telling us now?
You can't just have your man cave anywhere.
It's got to be an actual cave, like in an unfinished basement, right?
I think the correct terminology is your secret lair.

I think what's interesting about this group right now is there's a more of a mix of people that are kind of at home and freelance or they're just online creators doing YouTube and stuff.

But there's also a few people here that are working from home, speaking especially about Fran, because I know this because she's just downstairs right now and she's been working from home.

Andrew, I know you guys are all usually remotes for the most part, too, but I'm assuming you guys aren't going to the office either.
Yeah, that's right.
It's a day to day is pretty normal right now, but obviously just with a lot scarier and more stressful backdrop.

And then Gary, you're an interesting situation where you're doing both, right? You're working from home and then still also trying to do a YouTube channel.
Yeah, you know, I try to make things as complicated as possible.
So instead of just picking one or the other, I yeah, I'm doing both right now.
And it's kind of what's weird is I, you know, everybody handles stress differently.
And I feel like the people that I work with handle stress by doing more work.
So it's definitely it's been harder to try to balance the two throughout the throughout the time now.
And I got to tell you, I set up this little like YouTube studio slash office in my basement.
I didn't realize I'd be spending like 12 hours a day there now.
So I hang out in the basement all day.
That's like the thing, right? It's super exciting.
It's got a...
is.
Gary, we knew that you are a federal agent, okay? But also, you have your office in a basement, you're telling us now?
You can't just have your man cave anywhere.
It's got to be an actual cave, like in an unfinished basement, right?
I think the correct terminology is your secret lair.
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