YMMV / Guys

• Blooper: AND HOW. Bryan is so notorious for flubbing basic words or screwing up audio cues, a subset of his fanbase call themselves “Flubheads” and will stop at nothing of reminding Bryan of his various errors in a particular episode.
  • Can you blame them when, in the very first episode, he drops the word "enjored" in the middle of a sentence?^note He was trying to read a sentence that read "...we also enjoyed the resort aspect..."
  • Not really his fault, but in "Horror Guys", his streaming software crashed on him twice when he tried to screen share a video. He kept this part in since Chris and the guests were laughing so hard at his technical troubles.
  • His "worst flub ever" happened in EDC Guys. The show started off as normal with guest introductions and small talk before Chris noticed that one of the guests had an echo on their mic and advised Bryan to stop recording until they got the issue fixed. After the mic was repaired, Bryan restarted from the top with the guest intros, etc. Sounds typical right? Well, Bryan forgot to edit out the failed show intro in the final cut, meaning listeners got two introductions to the same episode! He fixed it later, but one astute flubhead captured the original, unedited version for your listening pleasure.
  • Episode 40 Wine Guys had guest Riley Quinn explaining that he and his friends liked to visit restaurants where they could bring their own wine and have a "wine party." Right at this moment, Bryant somehow "accidentally" pressed a button on his soundboard of Opie yelling "HON HON HON!! in a French accent.
• Ho Yay: Given the title of the Podcast, most of the fan reviews tend to have a lot of this.
• The Scrappy: Chris has risen to this level for some of the listeners. While some fans appreciate his dry humor and commentary, many others have expressed their frustrations with him regularly interrupting the show, overexplaining the running gags to the guest almost every week, killing jokes, teasing Bryan excessively or shoehorning his political views into what was supposed to be an apolitical podcast.