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In this episode of "The After Show But Later," Daniel and El Cucuy dive into a mix of hilarious and thought-provoking topics that are sure to keep you entertained!

Topics Discussed:

Kids and Costs: Rich said kids are not as expensive as everyone makes them out to be. The financial reality of raising children—why they get more expensive as they grow.
Popcorn Predicaments: Rich and Nicole had a conversation about choking on popcorn. We find out that someone has actually died.
Restaurant Rants: Sharing some of the worst restaurant experiences Covino and Rich had. Covino says it was not that bad, but Rich and Mark Zito said it was terrible .
Hulu's Brat Pack Documentary: A look into the latest Hulu documentary about the iconic Brat Pack.
Must-Watch Classics: Our list of classic movies that everyone should see at least once. 16 Candles and Pretty in Pink both make the list.
Influences on Taste: Discussing the movies and music that shaped our tastes growing up. Rich says his dad was in to top 40 stuff, so that's why he does. Daniel an El Cucuy talk about where they got their interests.
Birthday Gifts: Do you expect special treatment from your partner on your birthday, or should those gestures happen all year round?
Sports Debate: The WNBA vs. MLB—El Cucuy makes a shocking statement. The WNBA is better than the MLB and NCAA Men's basketball. Daniel doesn't disagree.

Join us for a fun-filled episode with plenty of laughs, insights, and great discussions. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes of "The After Show But Later"!

Stay connected:

Instagram: @AfterShowBL
Twitter: @AfterShowBL
Facebook: The After Show But Later

--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aftershowbl/support

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In this episode of "The After Show But Later," Daniel and El Cucuy dive into a mix of hilarious and thought-provoking topics that are sure to keep you entertained!

Topics Discussed:

Kids and Costs: Rich said kids are not as expensive as everyone makes them out to be. The financial reality of raising children—why they get more expensive as they grow.
Popcorn Predicaments: Rich and Nicole had a conversation about choking on popcorn. We find out that someone has actually died.
Restaurant Rants: Sharing some of the worst restaurant experiences Covino and Rich had. Covino says it was not that bad, but Rich and Mark Zito said it was terrible .
Hulu's Brat Pack Documentary: A look into the latest Hulu documentary about the iconic Brat Pack.
Must-Watch Classics: Our list of classic movies that everyone should see at least once. 16 Candles and Pretty in Pink both make the list.
Influences on Taste: Discussing the movies and music that shaped our tastes growing up. Rich says his dad was in to top 40 stuff, so that's why he does. Daniel an El Cucuy talk about where they got their interests.
Birthday Gifts: Do you expect special treatment from your partner on your birthday, or should those gestures happen all year round?
Sports Debate: The WNBA vs. MLB—El Cucuy makes a shocking statement. The WNBA is better than the MLB and NCAA Men's basketball. Daniel doesn't disagree.

Join us for a fun-filled episode with plenty of laughs, insights, and great discussions. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes of "The After Show But Later"!

Stay connected:

Instagram: @AfterShowBL
Twitter: @AfterShowBL
Facebook: The After Show But Later

--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aftershowbl/support

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