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Brian Green and Chris discuss the dangers of fake Botox, highlighting the recent increase in botulism cases due to uncertified practitioners. Brian shares his personal experience with a massage therapist who turned out to be a certified occupational therapist and sports medicine specialist, offering additional services for an extra fee. He recounts a humorous encounter with a weed-smelling client at the spa, leading to a discussion about the pervasive smell of weed in Atlanta. Brian shares his perspective on Cory Feldman's career trajectory, suggesting that he might be intentionally creating a comedic persona through his music and live performances. The episode concludes with a discussion about the resurgence of Limp Bizkit and Fred Durst's career, highlighting the cyclical nature of music trends. Brian and Chris then discuss Brian's recent visit to the Chattahoochi Nature Center, where he encountered a baby possum and a beaver in captivity. Brian shares his initial fear of possums but acknowledges the cuteness of the baby possum and the importance of wildlife conservation. He also expresses his concern about the beaver's apparent panic attack in its enclosure. The episode ends with a reminder to follow the podcast on Instagram and subscribe to the YouTube channel.
Outlines
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Intro and Personal Reflections
This Chapter begins with Brian Green expressing his romantic nature and belief in finding a soulmate. He humorously reflects on his dating experiences, suggesting that his ideal partner may not exist. The chapter transitions into a discussion about a possum encounter and Brian's evolving perspective on possums.
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Brian's Voice and Health Concerns
This Chapter focuses on Brian's voice, which he describes as gravely. He mentions that his daughter, Yadayata, might inherit his gravely voice. The conversation shifts to Brian's recent sciatica and his experience with steroids, which caused him to experience rage and emotional instability. He attributes this to the effects of steroids on his brain system.
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Astrid's Intervention and the Massage Parlor
This Chapter details Astrid's intervention in Brian's well-being. She encourages him to get a massage, recognizing his misery. Brian initially resists the idea due to the cost but eventually agrees to a two-and-a-half-hour massage. He describes the luxurious waiting room and his encounter with a masseuse who mispronounces his name.
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The Certified OT and the Weed Smell
This Chapter focuses on Brian's massage experience. The masseuse reveals her additional qualifications as a certified occupational therapist and sports medicine specialist. She offers extra services, including CBD oil application and IT band massage, for an additional fee. Brian recounts the strong smell of weed emanating from a client in the waiting room, which permeated the entire spa.
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The Pervasive Weed Smell in Atlanta
This Chapter delves into Brian's observations about the pervasive smell of weed in Atlanta. He describes how the smell is omnipresent, even in cars and at outdoor events. He shares his annoyance with the smell, particularly at the spa, where he prefers the scent of candles.
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Cory Feldman's Music and Live Performances
This Chapter shifts to a discussion about Cory Feldman's music and live performances. Brian expresses his amusement at Feldman's career trajectory, suggesting that he might be intentionally creating a comedic persona. He recounts various anecdotes about Feldman's live shows, highlighting their chaotic and often humorous nature.
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Chattahoochi Nature Center Encounter
This Chapter details Brian's visit to the Chattahoochi Nature Center, where he encounters a baby possum and a beaver in captivity. Brian shares his initial fear of possums but acknowledges the cuteness of the baby possum and the importance of wildlife conservation. He also expresses his concern about the beaver's apparent panic attack in its enclosure.
Keywords
Chattahoochi Nature Center
The Chattahoochi Nature Center is a non-profit organization located in Roswell, Georgia, dedicated to environmental education and conservation. It features exhibits, trails, and programs focused on the Chattahoochi River and its surrounding ecosystem. The center is home to various rescued animals, including possums, beavers, bald eagles, and owls, which are part of their educational programs.
Possum
A possum, also known as an opossum, is a marsupial mammal native to the Americas. They are known for their nocturnal habits, omnivorous diet, and ability to play dead when threatened. Possums are often considered pests due to their scavenging nature, but they play an important role in the ecosystem by controlling insect populations and consuming carrion.
Beaver
A beaver is a large, semi-aquatic rodent native to North America and Eurasia. They are known for their distinctive teeth, which are constantly growing and used to gnaw on trees and build dams. Beavers are keystone species, meaning they have a significant impact on their environment. Their dams create wetlands that provide habitat for other species and help regulate water flow.
Wildlife Conservation
Wildlife conservation refers to the practice of protecting and managing wild animal populations and their habitats. It involves efforts to prevent species extinction, maintain biodiversity, and ensure the long-term health of ecosystems. Conservation strategies include habitat protection, species management, and public education.
Botulism
Botulism is a rare but serious illness caused by a toxin produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum. The toxin can cause muscle paralysis, which can lead to respiratory failure and death. Botulism can be contracted through contaminated food, wounds, or infants. Botox, a popular cosmetic treatment, is derived from the botulinum toxin but is used in carefully controlled doses to temporarily paralyze muscles.
Certified Occupational Therapist
A certified occupational therapist (OT) is a healthcare professional who helps people of all ages participate in the activities they want and need to do in their daily lives. OTs assess a person's abilities and limitations, develop treatment plans, and provide therapy to improve their function and independence. They work in a variety of settings, including hospitals, clinics, schools, and private practices.
Sports Medicine Specialist
A sports medicine specialist is a physician who specializes in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of injuries and illnesses related to sports and physical activity. They work with athletes of all levels, from recreational to professional, to help them stay healthy and perform at their best. Sports medicine specialists may also provide rehabilitation services to help athletes recover from injuries.
Q&A
What are the dangers of fake Botox?
Fake Botox can be dangerous because it may contain harmful bacteria or toxins that can cause botulism, a serious illness that can lead to muscle paralysis and even death. It's important to only receive Botox injections from certified medical professionals.
What is the Chattahoochi Nature Center and what are some of the animals that live there?
The Chattahoochi Nature Center is a non-profit organization in Roswell, Georgia, dedicated to environmental education and conservation. They have a variety of rescued animals, including possums, beavers, bald eagles, and owls, which are part of their educational programs.
What is Brian's evolving perspective on possums?
Brian initially had a negative view of possums, but after encountering a baby possum at the Chattahoochi Nature Center, he realized that they can be cute and play an important role in the ecosystem.
What is Brian's concern about the beaver at the Chattahoochi Nature Center?
Brian was concerned about the beaver's apparent panic attack in its enclosure, suggesting that it might be experiencing stress or discomfort in captivity.
What is the importance of wildlife conservation?
Wildlife conservation is crucial for maintaining biodiversity, protecting endangered species, and ensuring the long-term health of ecosystems. It involves efforts to protect habitats, manage populations, and educate the public about the importance of wildlife.
Show Notes
It’s a Story Time With Bryan kind of day here at TCB, featuring dank weed, Corey Feldman, and a baby possum.
- Gravely voices
- Botulism
- Veneers are scary
- A three hour massage
- Stinky weed
- Corey Feldman has a new song
- Is Corey trolling us or are we trolling him?
- Don't get litigious with Bryan
- Bryan would see Corey live
- The Hooch (Chattahoochee River)
- Don’t slander shoot the hooch it's our culture
- The Nature Center
- A pitcher plant
- A BABY POSSUM
- Bryan gets got by the possums!
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Instagram: @thecommercialbreak- Creator: Bryan Green
- Co-Host: Bryan Green
- Co-Host: Krissy Hoadley
Producer: Christina A.- Producer: Gustavo B.
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