Picking Your Nose Is Cool | The Basement Yard #549

Joey argues that picking one's nose is a "fire" and enjoyable activity, questioning why society deems it unsightly. He details the satisfaction of extracting boogers and even the strange appeal of nosebleeds caused by picking.

I love picking my nose, dude. Picking my nose is so fire. Why in God's name have we has someone started this movement? I don't know who the did it. Something tells me it was just like right around like Jackie O that it's not good that like picking your boogers is like unsightly and like that. Like it's fire, dude.

The hosts reveal their unusual childhood eating preferences, such as Joey's spaghetti sandwiches (stuffing Italian bread ends with pasta) and Frank's ketchup sandwiches (ketchup in a hot dog bun).

Oh, what we would do is when we would have like pasta night, we would get the Italian bread. We'd fight, my brothers and I would fight over who would get the ends cuz then you dig it out and you just stuff it full of spaghetti and then you have like a spaghetti sandwich. (Joey) and I would just take a hot dog bun and I would put ketchup in it, close it, and eat that. (Frank)

The hosts recall multiple female classmates who were exceptionally athletic and physically dominant in gym class games like "line soccer" and "Nukem," challenging traditional gender stereotypes about sports.

When you had Mia Ham Lauren Lauren, I'm not going to drop it. Just like LAUREN BEDCOURT. SHE'S getting her flowers today. She kicked that ball. Kids ran the opposite way. She was getting a free goal because she kicked that crazy, dude. and Yo, I feel like there was a more of a like more girls in our class were better at good were good at sports than boys in our class were good at sports.

The hosts share personal stories about extreme pain, including Frank almost passing out from shoulder dislocation and Joey's experience with gauze sticking to a wound, highlighting the unexpected and sometimes embarrassing aspects of physical discomfort.

I was in so much pain that my vision started turning into the like the staticky screen. I'm like, 'Oh man, I think I'm going out. I fought I fought back, but it scared me.' (Frank) and I once had gauze stick to a wound... it was unbelievably painful. Like one of the worst pains I've ever experienced in my entire life. (Joey)