Oh Great, This Show

Welcome to the show your group chat warned you about. Mike and Tom are two longtime friends with just enough brains, bad ideas, and hot takes to make things interesting. Each week, they dive into whatever’s blowing up — current events, gambling wins (and losses), business plays, fast cars, dumb trends, and money talk that may or may not get them canceled.With guest interviews, live call-ins, and zero regard for staying on topic, it’s the unfiltered, slightly reckless weekly ride you didn’t know you needed.New episodes every week — come for the chaos, stay for the questionable advice.

Oh Great, This Show is a comedy podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 43 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Oh Great, This Show, a comedy show with 43 episodes published.

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  What Grinds Our Gears: BMW Bros, Bad Drivers & Fake Influencers

  Sep 16, 202637 min

  Mike & Tom are back in the newly updated Oh Great, This Show studio, and instead of celebrating it like normal adults, they decide to spend the episode discussing everything currently irritating them. First up: fake humility. Why do successful people—and especially successful YouTubers—insist on pretending they're broke? If you're making millions and buying supercars, can we all just admit you're doing fine? Mike would actually prefer you flex honestly. That naturally turns into people who judge how other men dress, restaurant dress codes, expensive steakhouses and Mike's belief that achieving success should apparently earn you the right to wear whatever you want to dinner. Then we enter the automotive portion of the rage. Why has the BMW 3 Series become the new clout car? Mike & Tom try to understand why broccoli-haired teenagers are more excited about burble-tuned BMWs than actual exotic cars, whether the Porsche GT3 RS has become an Instagram personality trait, and why stock wheels are somehow cool now. From there, society continues collapsing. Apparently there's now an entire online world built around “LARPing” success —fake supercar keys, fake watches, fake cash, fake offices and courses teaching people how to stand next to somebody else's Lamborghini and pretend it's theirs. Mike & Tom have questions. Then Facebook Marketplace enters the chat: lowballers who don't actually have the money, random strangers messaging “nice car,” Meta's terrible seller tools and people apparently using Marketplace as a social network. Finally, David gets his moment and explains why drivers who stop when they DON'T have a stop sign are actually making traffic more dangerous. That opens the door to bad drivers, road rage, dash-cam accidents and the universal truth that trying to be “nice” in traffic often makes everything worse. It's a full What Grinds Our Gears episode. No solutions are offered. #OhGreatThisShow #ComedyPodcast #FunnyPodcast #BMW #CarCulture #PorscheGT3RS #SocialMedia #FacebookMarketplace #RoadRage #Driving #CarPodcast #YouTubeCulture #PodcastComedy

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  The Truth About Performance Shops with SS Fabrication

  Sep 9, 20261h 32m

  This week, Mike & Tom are joined by John Gaylord of SS Fabrication for what starts as a conversation about custom automotive fabrication and quickly becomes group therapy for anyone who has ever worked in the performance car industry. John grew up around Subarus, moved to Florida, started doing mobile fabrication and eventually turned that hustle into SS Fabrication , where he now builds handmade performance and turbo components. But getting there meant welding in people's driveways, learning TIG welding, dealing with impossible customers and discovering one of the most important lessons in business: Sometimes you should just say no. We get into Subaru WRX and STI builds, engine failures, $15,000–$20,000 rebuilds, oversized turbos, supporting mods, custom exhausts, performance-shop customers, internet car culture, RPF1s, Hellcats, Supras, Miatas, BMWs, turbo kits and why spending $30,000 on an engine while refusing to buy a $300 radiator might not be the financial masterclass you think it is. Mike also tells one of his ultimate performance-shop horror stories: a customer arrives with a dead Subaru, can't afford the repair, eventually gets the car rebuilt, has a minor issue corrected at the shop's expense—and somehow the situation ends with the customer's mother allegedly threatening Mike over a roughly $149 towing bill. Normal business stuff. John explains how SS Fabrication grew without spending money on advertising, why he's moving away from working directly on customer cars, and why handmade Subaru turbo parts have become such an opportunity. Then we get into the uncomfortable question: Are expensive name-brand performance parts actually better? The guys discuss parts arriving defective, rebranded overseas components, manufacturing costs, tariffs and the reality that some products carrying very different logos may have more in common than enthusiasts want to admit. And because this is Oh Great, This Show, we eventually discuss car-show clones, “broccolini” BMW kids, people who think Instagram Shorts are the entire podcast, Mike & Tom's early podcast days, their growing audience, and why installing race-car seats, harnesses and roll cages in your street car without understanding the safety implications might be a terrible idea. Come for the cars. Stay for three grown men slowly realizing that the biggest problem with car culture might be car people. #OhGreatThisShow #SSFabrication #Subaru #WRX #STI #SubaruWRX #SubaruSTI #PerformanceCars #CarPodcast #AutomotivePodcast #ModifiedCars #CarCulture #JDM #Turbo #Fabrication #PerformanceShop

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  The Car Market Is Getting WEIRD | Tesla, Corvette Z06 & Car Scams

  Sep 2, 20261 hour

  It's a CAR EPISODE! Which means Mike & Tom have approximately 14 automotive topics prepared and will somehow stay focused on none of them. First, it's officially the end of an era: Mike's last Subaru is gone. From there, we get into the Karmann Ghia project, Maserati MC20 attention, old-school NuFinish commercials and Mike's shocking realization that he absolutely LOVES his new Tesla Model 3. That leads to the important question nobody asked: Could Tesla-style self-driving technology be retrofitted into old cars? Mike has ideas. Elon, apparently we're waiting for your call. Then things get expensive. Mike is considering replacing the Fiat with a C7 Corvette Z06 , but the yellow example they found has questionable modifications, an interesting history and a dealership seemingly uninterested in actually selling it. That opens the floodgates to horrible dealership experiences, missing second keys, Tesla key protection, Mike's Hellcat red-key nightmare and why buying a car somehow keeps becoming harder. Then the episode takes a darker automotive turn into stolen cars, “striker cars,” salvage auctions, VIN fraud and the bizarre schemes circulating around the automotive world. We also debate whether those social-media car giveaways are legitimate and why running a giveaway can become a nightmare even when it is. And because this is Oh Great, This Show, we eventually abandon cars entirely and finish with pregnancy, sonograms, OceanGate and the realization that we've once again completely lost control of the episode. #OhGreatThisShow #CarPodcast #AutomotivePodcast #CorvetteZ06 #C7Z06 #TeslaModel3 #Tesla #Cybertruck #Hellcat #Subaru #CarDealership #CarCulture #Supercars #CarGuys #Cars #NuFinish

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  Casino Bros Have Officially Broken Mike

  Aug 26, 202631 min

  Mike and Tom are flying solo this week, which means there is absolutely nobody in the room qualified to stop an innocent conversation about gambling YouTubers from becoming a 30-minute argument about casino bros wearing crossbody bags . Mike presents his theory that gambling social media now has three distinct categories: traditional casino channels, attractive-girls-playing-slots channels, and the increasingly powerful world of “bro gambling.” Naturally, this leads to Young Hot Slots, Vegas Matt, Lady Luck, baccarat, bubble craps, streetwear, casino etiquette, $25 bets celebrated like Super Bowl wins, and Mike demanding to know why nine grown men need to surround one baccarat player. Tom's response is essentially: Why do you care this much? And that's where everything falls apart. They also get into gambling influencers, misleading high-stakes videos, Las Vegas casino culture, casual gamblers, high-limit rooms, screen-touching slot players, the emotional trauma of watching your friend win while you're losing, and whether social media has actually changed casino behavior—or Mike has simply become less tolerant of everyone around him. By the end, we're debating whether Tom is getting replaced and whether this episode had any content whatsoever. Spoiler: it did. Unfortunately. #OhGreatThisShow #GamblingPodcast #LasVegas #CasinoPodcast #Baccarat #Slots #VegasGambling #CasinoLife #Gambling #ComedyPodcast #FunnyPodcast #SlotMachines #VegasPodcast #CasinoCulture

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  The Luxury Watch Episode: Rolex, Omega, AP & Some Terrible Decisions

  Aug 19, 20262h 14m

  This week on Oh Great, This Show , Mike & Tom are joined by Gino from Vendere Timepieces for more than two hours of luxury watches, questionable financial decisions, unpopular opinions and enough watch collecting advice to make your authorized dealer nervous. We get into Rolex, the Daytona, Omega Speedmaster, Breitling, Tudor, Panerai, Grand Seiko, Hublot, Audemars Piguet, Cartier, Bell & Ross, IWC, MoonSwatch, Richard Mille-style watches, budget watches, fake watches, the secondary market and a whole lot more. Gino brings the perspective of someone who actually buys and sells luxury watches every day, while Mike brings a table full of watches he likes regardless of whether anyone else thinks they're worth owning. Tom mostly brings judgment. We also get into why buying pre-owned can save you a fortune, Rolex waitlists and secondary-market pricing, a fake Panerai that passed through multiple dealers, watches that depreciate like rocks falling off a cliff, fashion-brand watches, and why a $400 MoonSwatch can sometimes get more attention than a watch costing thousands. The point of the episode? You don't need a $30,000 watch to enjoy watches. Buy what you like, wear it, and stop letting the internet tell you what belongs on your wrist. Unless it's Mike's snake watch. We're apparently still allowed to make fun of that. ️ Oh Great, This Show — cars, gambling, watches, business, terrible financial decisions and conversations that probably should have ended 45 minutes earlier. #OhGreatThisShow #LuxuryWatches #Watches #Rolex #Omega #Breitling #AudemarsPiguet #Cartier #GrandSeiko #Panerai #WatchCollector #WatchPodcast #WatchCommunity #RolexDaytona #OmegaSpeedmaster

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