I searched for this and couldn't find anything.

Friend of mine suggested this to me couple weeks ago, I started it up over the weekend driving back and forth from the ranch.
Seriously, some of the funniest content i've ever listened to.

Fictional storyline of a guy podcasting from his garage in Burbank, Cali of the goings on in his neighborhood and the shenanigans that follow. The Promo's for the podcast are hysterical of local businesses. The music for the promo's are amazing as well

First episode was released in September 2020 so it's still going on, i believe episodes drop about every month.

The description of the podcast reads "Freelance insurance adjuster Doug Duguay uses his self-hone investigatvie skills to chronicle suspicious activities around his home and neighborhood in the Rancho Equestrian District of Burbank, California

I'd never heard of it but looked it up because of this. I'm about 3/4 of the way through the first episode and it's pretty damn good. I have legit laughed out loud couple of times.

Thanks!!

On episode 2 now. The frisbee golf commercial has me in stitches.

haha yessss, it only gets better

Meal replacement ice cream.

God bless, this show is so good.

It has kind of a Tim and Eric or Tom goes to the Mayor feel.

Riverside Bank song is one of my favorites as well

Another fan here that started this because of this thread. Good stuff

I'm in thanks to this thread. So many great lines.

It's not just a hummingbird feeder. It's a Jan Robinson Hummingbird Feeder.

There is a tiny bit of upkeep. You'll need to learn to grow coral and buy a wave machine that mimics the currents of the ocean.

Y'all......I'm effing dying. The arguments between the pool guy, his wife, and Doug while "Jessie's Girl" is playing in the background with the GD parrot (Green Banana) squawking "MICHAEL DOUGLAS!" is absolutely killing me.

And Cephalopods Are People is my new favorite band.

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I'm in thanks to this thread. So many great lines.

It's not just a hummingbird feeder. It's a Jan Robinson Hummingbird Feeder.

There is a tiny bit of upkeep. You'll need to learn to grow coral and buy a wave machine that mimics the currents of the ocean.

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HAHA yes the aquarium bit just kept going and going, so great

"I'll take that remark."

Didnt think first episode was that funny, stuck with it and it really hooked me with the Frisbee Golf jingle.

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Didnt think first episode was that funny, stuck with it and it really hooked me with the Frisbee Golf jingle.

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Ditto. It builds on itself. It's kinda similar to Arrested Development. First episode is meh ad it took me a while to get into it but once you realized the jokes building on itself, you really get it.

The only thing that I could have done that was funnier was have an ad for Pete's Pool cleaning right before he called to fire him. He did the ad for Dominic's yoga right after he confronted him and the panned awkwardness was pretty great.

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The description of the podcast reads "Freelance insurance adjuster Doug Duguay uses his self-hone investigatvie skills to chronicle suspicious activities around his home and neighborhood in the Rancho Equestrian District of Burbank, California

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Sounds very much like an old Phil Hendrie show character.

That first episode is a brutal listen

Tapping out on this one

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That first episode is a brutal listen

Tapping out on this one

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Your loss dude. It is a hilarious show.

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MookieBlaylock said:

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That first episode is a brutal listen

Tapping out on this one

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Your loss dude. It is a hilarious show.

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I was wrong about Psych so ya never know

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That first episode is a brutal listen

Tapping out on this one

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Your loss dude. It is a hilarious show.

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I was wrong about Psych so ya never know

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First episode was pretty bland, but the jokes started building on themselves.

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That first episode is a brutal listen

Tapping out on this one

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I thought the same thing. Give the second episode a try. Like someone above said it reminds me of the Phil Hendrie show -- takes a little bit to get it set up.

Great recommendation.

the "Take Gary Down.org" promo was my favorite so far, and it came right after Gary's car wash commercial.

It drags at times, but the bright spots are worth it.

That freaking frisbee golf song (by cephalopods are people) had me rolling today. So many great 80's rock references.

new episode dropped yesterday evening. Frisbee Golf Tourney is coming up!

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new episode dropped yesterday evening. Frisbee Golf Tourney is coming up!

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Are you sure? I'm not seeing it on Spotify or the website.

should be Episode 11 "Lost on the Freeway"

It's definitely not for everyone, but if you're into slow burn comedy this is priceless.

How fast do go karts normally go, 35, 40mph? This is 125mph full contact Chicago-style go kart racing.

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It's definitely not for everyone, but if you're into slow burn comedy this is priceless.

How fast do go karts normally go, 35, 40mph? This is 125mph full contact Chicago-style go kart racing.

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I love the cold reads and total lack of prep his character has for the ads.

...."oh, so they're selling frisbee golf courses?"

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should be Episode 11 "Lost on the Freeway"

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Ah. Yeah, that one was released last week and I've already listened to it.

You got me excited!! Damn you!

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It's definitely not for everyone, but if you're into slow burn comedy this is priceless.

How fast do go karts normally go, 35, 40mph? This is 125mph full

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I built a mountain was a great culmination episode. I'd say you could drop in there and not know what was going on but still laugh.

His description of the foosball players crack me up. "these guys look like they haven't walked in years, but their fists are made of steel," "look like a bag of potatoes with cinder blocks for fists" I can't remember the rest of them but they were all good.

Was driving around New Mexico this week, so I gave this a shot. First couple of episodes were rough, but it got better. Not a must listen in my book, but it's amusing.

If you like this one, I'd highly recommend "This Sounds Serious." Start with Season One. I'm a big fan of that podcast.

There is def a formula here

He writes and performs a really long 80s song. And plays it twice
Retells the same story 8x each episode
Barely moves the plot each episode

Groundbreaking

Haha yea I got through 7 episodes and I'm having a hard time convincing myself to keep going. The re-telling of the same stories over and over and over again makes it kinda brutal to bet through. It's like he's recapping everything so that people can jump right in and not have to start at the beginning. But that's all that the episodes are so nothing new is added to the story and no new laughs for people who have listened to all of them.