Jul 2, 2026 · 50 min · 10 segments
Brian and Ryan recap the latest on *The Valley* as the gang celebrate's Zack's birthday before and after he splits his head open. Danny can't stop dancing. But against all odds... everyone loves it?…
um on uh the valley episode 13 uh the gang is still in mexico i feel like they they really these trips they really like get a lot of episodes out of them huh
They do, but I do like the structure of this one where it's like every day is celebrating a different person.
Schwartzapalooza.
Bit of a snooze, but we got more to
come.
Schwartzapalooza goes indoors.
Somebody calls it Tomapalooza, which not as good as Schwartzapalooza.
You know what I call it? What?
What? Schwarzer plus snoozer.
Yeah.
I'm kind of obsessed with liking comments as being a form of communication.
It's called haptic communication.
And I had all of my college students kind of like asking them questions like does liking a post, liking a comment.
Actually, in 2017, I don't know if you could like a comment, but, you know, I think you could just like posts back then.
But do you think like is liking a comment? Is that a form of communication? That's kind of the
argument, right? Like they're kind of saying you're saying something with this like,
you know.
I mean, I don't think liking should be a crime.
I think it's kind of like a polite ha-ha.
I think it would be different if Danny retweeted or reposted or did a story about it and he was drawing attention to it.
But I think the only person in this cast who's going to a random fan's account and checking the likes on it would be Janet.
I do think I also I'm sympathetic to how this is also kind of a perfect storm of like these social media companies.
What they want to do is they want to put stuff in front of you that will enrage you.
um on uh the valley episode 13 uh the gang is still in mexico i feel like they they really these trips they really like get a lot of episodes out of them huh
They do, but I do like the structure of this one where it's like every day is celebrating a different person.
Schwartzapalooza.
Bit of a snooze, but we got more to
come.
Schwartzapalooza goes indoors.
Somebody calls it Tomapalooza, which not as good as Schwartzapalooza.
You know what I call it? What?
What? Schwarzer plus snoozer.
Yeah.
I'm kind of obsessed with liking comments as being a form of communication.
It's called haptic communication.
And I had all of my college students kind of like asking them questions like does liking a post, liking a comment.
Actually, in 2017, I don't know if you could like a comment, but, you know, I think you could just like posts back then.
But do you think like is liking a comment? Is that a form of communication? That's kind of the
argument, right? Like they're kind of saying you're saying something with this like,
you know.
I mean, I don't think liking should be a crime.
I think it's kind of like a polite ha-ha.
I think it would be different if Danny retweeted or reposted or did a story about it and he was drawing attention to it.
But I think the only person in this cast who's going to a random fan's account and checking the likes on it would be Janet.
I do think I also I'm sympathetic to how this is also kind of a perfect storm of like these social media companies.
What they want to do is they want to put stuff in front of you that will enrage you.
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