Greatest Hits of 2021 (Vol. 1)

What is up my friends and welcome to my first million screws hits volume. One. I don't know, it's been a minute since we've done one of these, but uh for those of you who don't know who this is, my name's Jonathan Bar Shop, I work behind the scenes here with Sam Sean and Ben, and in this episode we compiled five of the best moments of 2021. and are gonna be serving it to you in just a bit, but first, I just wanna give you all a huge shout out for helping us grow the pod this year from a hundred thousand downloads in January to over two million monthly downloads this past month. So just insane growth. And that's all because the reviews y'all been leaving on Apple Podcasts, on Spotify, and all the clips that y'all been creating. So we ran a clip contest this past month and a few of y'all have gone like crazy viral, getting millions of views on TikTok. So just nuts. So I wanted to give you all a quick shout out, say thank you, but that's not why you're here. You're here for the goods. So without further ado, let's dive into a few of the best moments from 2021.

So this first clip is from episode one fifty eight. I still think this idea has a ton of legs, but the idea is to buy Michael Jordan's home and turn it into a museum. Let's give it a listen. Sean put something on here that I actually think I was telling uh a friend as I was researching, I actually think that this is one of the better ideas that we and and you you've ever come up with.

The Michael Jordan thing. Yeah, you want me to explain it? Okay, so Um I've been looking at this house. For a long time. Michael Jordan's house has been for sale for like a decade and it hasn't sold. And this is his house.

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