E350 John Crist
Episode Stats
Length
1 hour and 47 minutes
Words per Minute
192.70546
Summary
John Crist is a stand-up comedian, writer, and podcaster. He has been with me for a long time and we have a lot in common. He is a good friend of mine and we talk about a lot of things.
Transcript
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I want to say thank you for supporting me in my ability to be a human.
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And I want to let you know that the tour, the still unnamed, I'll name it soon.
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Today's guest is a friend of mine, a decent man, and a man who has walked a road of,
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we've walked a very common road when it comes to humor, and that's a road of struggle.
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He's become a better friend of mine over the past year, and we have a lot in common,
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and we're going to get into some of that and just talk turkey.
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About to embark on his Fresh Cuts comedy tour, it is Mr. John Crist.
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That's just the Lord's liquid right there, bro.
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I don't know if I'd want to go with a dry death or a liquid death.
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You got a real religious kind of history, you know?
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How do you kind of, because sometimes I feel like you get not penciled in with religion,
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but you almost, you know, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John Crist, you know?
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Or if I did that joke in my show, you'd be like, oh, this is like his, like, this is part of the thing.
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But, I mean, if you, well, if you live in America, let's say an average person's,
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because I grew up in church, my dad's a pastor.
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So, when you, so, did your dad teach any of the courses or in homeschooling is the, is the, the mother?
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There's like homeschool, like if you're Serena Williams and you want to be professional football,
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or you want to be a professional tennis player, you're like, I'll just homeschool so I can.
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And then there's like the cultural homeschoolers.
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Those are like long jean skirts, Christian traditionally.
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Yeah, very Willie and Nellie Olson from Little House on the Prairie.
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So, with homeschooling, man, so your mother homeschooled you.
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Did your dad, does the dads come up with the curriculum?
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It's, you like have a, there's like a group, they have like their homeschool like textbooks.
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It's like, but you buy all the textbooks, but then you use them eight times because my brother did it,
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and then I do it two years later, and then the little brother.
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But all the, like a math problem would be like, I wish I was making this up, but I'm not.
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Like, in Matthew 4, he had five loaves and two fish.
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Like, subtract three loaves, how many you, they're all like, they're about the Bible.
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Like, all the, it's not like a train was traveling 60 miles an hour.
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It's like a caravan of donkeys going to see the North Star.
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So, it suddenly like gets it in there, you know what I'm saying?
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Yeah, we'll teach them, dude, one way or another.
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Did you guys, like at Halloween, because I dated a girl for a little bit.
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And she, at Halloween, they were only allowed to dress up as characters from the Bible.
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And they educated guys, which is a little tricky.
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You know, I used to have a joke in my show about there was a story in the Bible about
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And, you know, the prostitute, she gets her sins forgiven and she gets saved and all this
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You're the, like she didn't, she didn't get a name.
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So in the Bible, they didn't even give her a name.
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No, but there's, but that's not gender specific.
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You're like, he's like, dude, I had a nice job.
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But for the book, it's like, we just need you to be leprosy.
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What's it called when you do a TV show and then somebody's in the background doing something
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There was no release in the Bible times about leprosy, guys.
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And leprosy was pretty popular, I think, for a while.
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You know, but if you were, if you were, if you had it, it was.
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But I don't even know if that's how it was transmitted.
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But that, you know, they're just like, you're cast out.
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And then your whole body got like your leg would fall off.
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But when you talk about something bad in the Bible, like, dude, he probably had leprosy.
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The bacillus is likely transmitted via droplets.
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But if you were like walking into something and you rolled an ankle back in the Bible, you're
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If you rolled an ankle back in the Bible, you're walking with a limp.
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You know, I will romanticize things a lot of times and think, man, you know, it'd be
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so nice to be on a carriage with my wife or with some, you know.
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And then you start to think like what old times were really like.
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Well, you don't even have to go back that far to like if you think about like, dude, when
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you were a kid, remember going to pick someone up at the airport?
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And then you would just, there was no check-in.
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And if you were there with your, he'd send you in.
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It was like, everything was kind of like an adventure.
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We're going to pick up our friend from the airport.
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They were going to go up there to meet some so-and-so in the movie theater.
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If your date didn't show, like you really got stood up.
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Like you like, there was no way to like know why or.
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But remember when I, I remember I told you a couple of days ago about when you, I didn't
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get a text back from me and then it went to green and I was like, that's red alert
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But back then he'd be like, he'll turn back up.
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That's like, he missed a couple of weeks of school.
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But now it's like the, like, you know, girls be like, Hey, I noticed you don't watch my
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Like, Oh, now it's definitely like, Oh, I saw you like on your Instagram about, I don't
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Like I used to love to be able to make things up back in the day.
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But it's kind of like we had a transfer situation, but they were like, all right.
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That's like, dude, in, you know, in rehab, you can't, you can't, no one knows, you don't
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So no one knows that you can make up stuff there.
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Because this guy said he's from India and he's like, he had like, this is true.
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Actually, he had like 37, like not servants at his house, but 37 people worked at his house.
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And you're like, that's a different, but you don't know anybody's name.
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Here's a question right here from somebody that came in.
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Theo Vaughn's my favorite comedian in the whole world.
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And John Crist is my wife's favorite comedian in the whole world.
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And John, what's it like for you to be on Theo's podcast?
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I mean, I'm not trying to knock you or anything, but.
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He was like, before I get to my question, I need to get some, I need to be involved.
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Sometimes I get nervous and take my shirt off when I do stuff.
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I just got to make sure my body's positioned right when you're shirtless.
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When you're sitting up like this, you know what I'm saying?
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That's kind of like I've been drinking stepdad.
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Someone that came up with shirts are like, hey, we got to.
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It all goes back to, I think, how, like I, like even romanticizing what things used to
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There was no, like, that's why they say like, hey, there's only, you know, very, very like
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One person on this planet for you, that God has a plan for you to find this woman.
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One person on planet Earth, there's seven billion people.
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And it happened to be the girl that lives two doors down.
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And the girl that was God's plan for you worked in your office.
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That's like not very romantic to say that there's a bunch of women that would be good
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Like how many do you think would be a good marriage partner for you?
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But then if you say, babe, you're the only one for me.
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It used to be a fair promise to make, I think, to someone that you're the one for me.
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It's like, you know, they say you're only as capable as your options or whatever.
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Your sphere kind of, you get outside of the neighborhood a little bit.
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Did you ever like intermix with the other high schools?
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No, I would hang at the other high schools because I ended up switching from one school
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One was like a real country town that I grew up in.
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Well, when I got to the fancier one, that was the first time a girl ever liked me.
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I remember walking across the gym and some girl was looking at me and I thought something
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You got your braces off or something like that?
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So it must have been like this kind of make a wishy type.
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That was the first time you ever remember a girl looking at you like in a way.
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That's how nice it was to be admired by a woman.
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I mean, I've known about you over the years, but I've seen you more since we were here at National.
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What's crazy about now with me and you and then is like, we ate, like, no one knew who we were.
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No one was like trying, like, we were trying to hang with fans.
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Like, we were trying, they were like, nah, we good.
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They were like, hey, y'all want to, like, drink or something?
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We like your hamster bone story, but we got to go.
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We wanted to see if you had a couple of free hams out here.
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Dude, they had good pie at that place at Atlanta Punchline.
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But what's funny about that guy's comment, which is always happens, like, you're my favorite
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You and I were at that bar one night, remember?
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And some guy said, didn't some guy say hey to me?
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He said, women are the ones that, you know, you have like a little, like a sexist, like
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Like, first of all, women make the decision to come see you.
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But no, like, you know those real, like old school type comics that were very like, like,
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And if you're cool to women, you're, that's like, you know, like only exclusively
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What do you think from like the, like the fighting stuff?
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No, I think just from podcasting, just talking about stuff, being alive.
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A lot of my audience is just men that are trying to be alive.
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Do you know, have you ever looked at your Instagram, like the breakdown?
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Which I got a little bit, I feel a little bit, I feel some kind of way about that.
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No, I feel, honestly, I just feel grateful that I found, that I have some sort of connection
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So I think that that's really the most, that's, that's kind of what feels like that.
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I mean, yes, I think every comedian wishes there was like a bunch of big juggy bro.
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That you look at your demographics and they have photos of this, this is it.
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But the big dude, I remember the biggest breast I ever saw as a kid was on this buddy.
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I remember even touching myself to him once when I was young.
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Because it was the only ones we had at that age.
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He slept with them, you know, shirtless or whatever.
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You'd see his, you know, you'd see the, and yet, dude, his dad had done the ceiling fan in his room.
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You've seen those ones that are like, is that going to fall off?
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This one smelled very, I think it ran on kerosene or something.
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But I remember the wind would cool, would almost put a redness on tint on his skin.
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And I remember one time I was being of age at his house to be erect and just.
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So you were sleeping in the same room with this man?
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Yeah, because I don't want to be some boy masturbating to a man.
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Sorry, that shouldn't be me talking about that.
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Well, when you were like young, you were like, you wanted to.
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I wanted to be like me and my buddies would like streak through the neighborhood.
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And it was cool to be like with your clothes off.
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Like when we like in rehab, you kind of do your.
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Like what's the first time you had like a sexual.
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Oh, and I we were playing freeze tag and I tagged her on the boob, but I didn't know, you know, I didn't know.
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I didn't know why I wanted to do that, but I just did.
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So it's interesting that sex becomes this taboo thing.
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Like Louis C.K. had a bit when he came through Zanies like two, three weeks ago.
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No, we take things too far and people do stuff that's across the line.
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Everyone wants to live in a world where Sarah at your high school went.
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And now you don't want to go be touching people inappropriately or going across.
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But you want to live in a world where someone goes, I wonder what she's up to.
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His wife, you know, before kids, when he was coming in the league, she said she would
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always walk through, you know, the, you know, the hallways and people would holler at
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And then she said she had two kids kind of like got a little bit older.
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She said, I miss people like kind of cat calling.
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And then I don't think it's weird to be, you know, to be wanted sexually kind of, you
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It's but and it also is the most natural thing.
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That every part of me wants to climb out of my penis.
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And then I literally have a feeling sometimes like I just get this like, yeah, this tense
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energy that everything I have or am wants to like if my whole body could fly out of my
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You know, and that and I feel like I'd be OK with that.
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He wanted to go out because it's also interesting if that's the way that you went out, it'd be
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like an inverse of the way that you came in in a weird way.
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Because everybody came into this world the same way.
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And he was that's the that's the real Lion King.
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It should be some guy masturbating off a cliff.
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But somebody else catching in, taking care of it.
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Well, if you were like that, because they they would talk about how like, is it like
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a is this like when you were like, you know, when you're with your buddies and you're like,
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And they were like, they want to make a distinction between because if there if it is a little
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bit graphic, not really, but like if it's two boys being curious versus a boy and an uncle
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When you have the not when one of them knows and is trying to do a thing versus if it's
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like because and then kids get in trouble for stuff that is just curious.
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Don't put that in the same category because then that shame comes in like, oh, I thought
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I was you're supposed to be a Christian and you're streaking like that's just right.
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Kind of what you're like, you're going to go jump in the girl's pool and you're going
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to that's kind of just but that's a tough line because then sometimes it can.
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I remember babysitting my my some family members one time or semi family and the kids
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over there in the bed, you know, naked with his little buddy, you know, two boys.
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And so I just I didn't say nothing to him or make him feel weird or anything.
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You know, I didn't I also didn't go in and tickle him at that moment.
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It's like you got to know when to tickle people and when it just let them be, you know,
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I think you just got to that's something that's something, you know, that's, you know,
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but I think people's that governor inside of your head for what's OK sexually can certainly
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Like when I think of those Duggar kids, like the speaking of religious families, like they
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have those Duggar children, you know, they're famous.
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One of my buddies was like friends with them and I was like going to try to like date one
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But they're like that seems like a good, wholesome thing, but they got it got it got
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I mean, you can't even reach a light switch without touching another kid's breast.
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There's just there's not 19 showers in that house.
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There's going to be a lot of like passing through in the restaurant.
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Which is, first of all, really normal for kids.
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But then it can get weird when one of the kids is now is 16 and one of the kids is five.
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So if you say like because then wasn't there a lot of like incest and stuff going on there?
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I think there was just a lot of like the one guys had a lot of trouble with sex, sex addiction.
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But I just and I don't know where it comes from.
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But wouldn't you wouldn't you like if sight unseen, if it's something that told you that story, you'd be like, yeah, that checks out.
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So when you went to rehab, when you say rehab, what kind of what do you go in for?
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For five things because they were like, they like diagnose you.
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So I just went in there because I was just like, I was drinking a ton.
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Everybody at the restaurant is hoping for a better tomorrow.
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And that's the saddest because you realize, oh, the hope is not here.
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Everybody at the restaurant has a better faith because you're like, one day I might get it.
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And you can live your whole day, your whole life hoping.
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Here's a question right here that came in from somebody.
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I am Jenna from Minneapolis and seeing you both live.
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Anyway, I have a question for both of you, actually.
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You have both been pretty open and vulnerable about your addiction and sobriety and recovery.
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And I would just be curious what your greatest gift from that has been and if that has affected
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I believe we've just been using video more recently because times have changed and people
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It's very sweet of her to send the question in.
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Once you put a church window in the back for you.
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I'm joking, but as you put all those self-help books in the back for me.
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It's something from Hobby Lobby, it looks like.
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She got purple on the bottom, turquoise, white, and then dark on the top.
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I mean, I just invited you the other day to an Al-Anon meeting.
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All those meetings, all the anonymous, whatever they are.
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It's just like, oh, do you go to CrossFit or are you going to 24-hour fitness?
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And so you're like, hey, you want to go to Al-Anon meeting?
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Mine was, for the earlier question, mine was alcohol, depression, workaholism, narcissism, and sex.
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They were like, you need to work on all of these.
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And so when you go, like, because the only thing I've done is I went to an eight-day facility recently.
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I would like to go to more kind of longer term and just stuff because it was really good when I went.
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But what are some things you really got out of it that you didn't know about yourself before?
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So my situation is not similar to the Duggar situation, but grew up very like, this is the way life is.
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And it's very, like, very, there's a lot of shame how I grew up.
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So all these things you're like, you know, when I was, let's say, like, when's the first time you ever saw, like, a Playboy?
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But, yeah, it was September and I believe it was in the early, it was in the 90s.
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What did, did you, did you, did you have any context of that prior?
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Oh, as soon as I ejacked out of my body, I thought something's wrong with me.
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So then when I did that and it felt good, but then it also, it's on my person.
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I felt dirty because you have to then clean yourself up.
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So I think there's, there was an element of feeling dirty.
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Mine was me and my brother were riding bikes over this dirt track, this old construction site that we had built these jumps and stuff down the street from my house.
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And we were, we were riding and we, I saw a playboy in the, in the, I remember this like
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And I, and I, I hadn't, we rode, we were like a mile and a half from my house.
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Cause we were like, we were scared of it or we didn't, we, we were kids.
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And we, I remember throwing our bikes down in the garage.
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We were breathing heavy and she goes, what, where you guys been?
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We, we, but then we, and then, you know what I was, you know, you know, the answer to this.
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You're building up whatever you set, whatever sex is to you at this point.
00:38:39.740
And that, and that, it was from that day until 35 years old that it was very.
00:38:47.700
Listen, if you just like, like, like very, and it was a lot of, and that's a lot of Christian
00:38:57.080
Christian is a lot of, like a lot of youth pastors, but like when's the last time you looked
00:39:01.500
at porn and like a lot of, I had to report to my pastor every time I masturbated.
00:39:12.560
It would take me a month of straight talking to the man.
00:39:14.760
Like literally we would have to have coffee delivered.
00:39:22.620
Does that help alleviate some of the, or does it just feel like I'm reporting how bad I am?
00:39:29.540
Or is there a, a, a part of the template of that process?
00:39:37.200
Part of the template of it is that you, there is some relief granted to you.
00:39:44.940
They were like, all right, well, I'm just not going to say.
00:39:47.100
Cause if I'm, if I say I'm notched down, so I'm just not going to say, cause it's a private
00:39:59.660
And then, so you, but, but you think things, so anyway, fast forward until I was in rehab
00:40:06.980
for four months and I thought, you know, my life is over.
00:40:09.140
Cause I could very Christian, very shame-based, very, to answer her question, I got out.
00:40:17.120
Everybody did was like, dude, we love you, man.
00:40:21.380
That's kind of, you're not going to, I think I even see that.
00:40:24.560
Whenever you come back to Memphis, we'll be there.
00:40:26.760
And it was, I'm telling you right now, I couldn't grasp that.
00:40:32.960
Cause my whole life I lived with, if anyone ever finds out the truth about you, everyone's
00:40:39.940
And then everyone knew the truth about me and they go, we love you, dude.
00:40:59.100
Well, you feel, I think you felt very safe with me cause you could, and people do, I
00:41:08.280
I was buying a new car and this guy goes, Hey man, you John Chris?
00:41:13.960
He's just like, I just want to let you know, man.
00:41:19.020
I go, what, I don't need, I don't, I know I appreciate that you feel very like that
00:41:31.800
But you do feel very, you feel connected, connected somehow.
00:41:37.320
And that's what I think a lot of people relate to your podcast.
00:41:44.740
Well, and I think it makes me relate to you, man.
00:41:48.180
You know, you want to try your best and you're in a world where it's really hard.
00:41:51.840
And, and there's a lot of, and this is something we talked to Jordan Peterson about, like the
00:41:58.600
level of capabilities that these companies and these organizations and these, uh,
00:42:08.100
I'm talking about, no, I'm talking about like pornography.
00:42:10.660
Or like the advertised, the way that they have to grip you.
00:42:22.420
Like I've been sober for 19 months almost, but it, it, it had to be physically taken from
00:42:33.840
So when you, when you, somebody says to you, Hey, I'm going to stop sugar or I'm going to
00:42:38.840
stop caffeine or I'm going to stop drinking or I'm going to stop.
00:42:41.680
It's, it's kind of disrespectful to the human body is so strong, dude.
00:42:48.100
And you say, I'm going to start whatever that chemicals is so strong that you, you can't.
00:42:57.880
You can like white knuckle it for, for a couple of days, maybe, but to say I'm a, I'm a, I
00:43:03.740
had my alcohol to be physically taken from me and now I can live without it.
00:43:10.540
You can, but I, that was a rehab is first of all, it's not practical.
00:43:19.600
So if people come to you or me and say, Hey, how do you, how do I get help?
00:43:31.780
It's, I had to make a choice then, but I don't know what you would tell me two years
00:43:43.880
What do you tell somebody that's in the dark now?
00:43:52.060
I, I said to my friends, just be a friend to that person.
00:43:59.720
Just be a friend to that person that when it all comes down, you're the first person
00:44:07.800
There's no giving them a pamphlet about like the dangers of teenage pregnancies.
00:44:29.340
And they say, like, if, if you say, hey, I'm going to go to this.
00:44:36.420
I'm going to go to, I mean, I feel like you've helped me a lot of ways.
00:44:40.760
Say it, a meeting in a, a new meeting is uncomfortable.
00:44:46.520
And you say, hey, I'm going to check out this meeting.
00:44:52.000
Now again, but I'm trying to walk the path to the light though.
00:44:57.620
So if I'm in the, if you've got a buddy that's out of his mind, what do you, you can't really,
00:45:15.000
I mean, I had a great talk about this with Chris D'Elia the other day, you know, because
00:45:17.800
he had a lot of, I mean, he really, you know, he's really struggled with sex addiction.
00:45:24.440
And I don't feel like I'm talking about him outside of shop.
00:45:27.160
And there were some things he even did that were kind of like, just like broken bro code
00:45:38.120
And it's some of us just, he was saying, look, man, I was so into my addiction.
00:45:47.860
And it's interesting because it's like you get the opportunity to have some sort of affection
00:45:54.100
or admiration from women that you've never seen before.
00:45:58.920
That you, I mean, I remember, if you remember the Jenny looking at you, I remember in this
00:46:07.360
girl's basement after a basketball game at her, she was having a party with her older brother.
00:46:11.600
I looked her in the eye and asked her to go to prom with me.
00:46:27.500
I've been in college or at frat parties and stuff like that.
00:46:30.840
Where you looked a woman in the eye and said, do you want to do, and they said, no.
00:46:40.220
So then you become a little bit, you get a little bit of success.
00:47:01.340
When you're like in it, you don't like all the all you do in rehab, all these people
00:47:12.400
Well, crazily, I had a friend who was in there with you.
00:47:28.140
So the odds that there's 15 people meeting up in Arizona for sex addiction.
00:47:32.940
He goes, you know, two of them are friends with me.
00:47:46.000
So all they would do in there is try to get you.
00:47:53.260
So like one of my main struggles and still is, is narcissism.
00:47:59.920
I have narcissistic capabilities or tendencies.
00:48:06.380
A narcissist would be like, hey, maybe I need to get some help.
00:48:12.400
Anyway, so like let's say, for example, we're all meeting up to go to dinner at 530.
00:48:20.020
We're all going to meet at 530 in the parking lot.
00:48:24.200
I'm like, it's, we're just, he's like, well, think about it from the other guy's perspective.
00:48:30.680
This guy was on the golf course, taking a nap, doing whatever.
00:48:34.960
He got up, changed, showered quickly to be out there.
00:48:39.560
And he's standing there, 15 minutes, nobody's there.
00:48:55.760
I could, I could see why I would be pissed if I was him.
00:49:02.000
And I'm not speaking out of attorney, but, and me and everybody's, you think about it.
00:49:06.920
And you go, oh, yeah, that person just came to your show and they were just a fan of yours.
00:49:11.860
And you're, they're sitting with 5,000 people, not to brag or however many people are at the show.
00:49:19.960
And then, and then the guy from up there says, what's up?
00:49:27.900
And if you're a little bit insecure or a little bit, a little bit lacking in any type of way in that, you're going to be like, yep, I'm, yes.
00:49:36.940
Anyway, that's not, that's not good for that person.
00:49:40.400
Well, it's not, yeah, it's kind of a, it used to be, you would just have those kind of feelings and everybody would go home and they would, people would have their imagination and their hopes.
00:49:51.320
And then when you finally met someone that filled enough of the criteria and warmed your heart, you would attach all those moments of like, oh, I admire, I want this, that, I need connection.
00:50:02.840
You would attach them all to that person and you would hope that that, that you guys together made something good.
00:50:09.900
And then now it's like, we get so many, the second we have an urge or someone else does, we have the ability to put the urge onto a blockchain almost.
00:50:26.560
Oh, dude, I used to go to casual encounters, right?
00:50:36.780
Here's the crazy thing is that I just, I just said it was a place.
00:50:39.760
I thought it was a, I thought it was one of those casual, like a phone number.
00:50:48.660
Because one of my problems in my 20s, I would have a date set up.
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I get on casual encounters because there was the opportunity to have affection for women without any consequences.
00:54:03.980
And this lady, I remember I met her at a cafeteria, which is a bad sign out the gate.
00:54:12.060
Like a school cafe, like a college cafeteria or like a, just like a cafe.
00:54:44.560
Like it was getting close to kind of closing time.
00:54:47.100
So I think they'd had kind of turned off some of the lights kind of by the kitchen, but it was still pretty well.
00:54:54.220
She made sure every light was out in the entire apartment.
00:55:00.400
She even took a little placard, like a piece of paper or something that could be a placard.
00:55:05.300
And she put it in front of like the PlayStation where the little light was.
00:55:21.240
I don't know if she had like scars or she'd been inside.
00:55:26.740
And my hands, I can't tell really that good if somebody has fire skin.
00:55:30.140
I think I just don't have good like feeling hands, you know.
00:55:40.600
I think for me to feel like if somebody had been in a small fire, I don't think I would know.
00:55:49.400
I could have made love to someone that had been in a small fire and have no idea.
00:56:10.160
She was wearing, she looked like a little bit of a rock and roll woman.
00:56:18.120
She'd definitely driven 200 miles to fuck some guy in a band.
00:56:49.940
You know, whatever things had built up in my head.
00:56:56.880
It put me in that place where that was kind of.
00:57:14.360
But like, yeah, I wouldn't normally do this, but.
00:57:29.960
And then finally you're like, okay, now I'm literally walking across, you know, Wilshire
00:57:36.000
in Los Angeles to go and meet someone at a cafeteria.
00:57:58.020
A guy flew, hijacked an airplane, flew it in the, into the World Trade Center.
00:58:28.020
And if that guy could convince himself that that is right.
00:59:46.340
2,000 people that are in that world trade center.
01:00:23.000
And even if you don't relate to the other person.
01:02:22.460
And I know that sounds like a weird thing to say.
01:03:28.020
I needed to be seen by a woman in the eyes and like.
01:03:48.960
And everybody's addiction kind of played out in its own way.
01:04:06.360
But you just had to tell them what you were doing.
01:04:33.820
And they said they all knew how much money he had.
01:05:28.480
Is it's also something that's just in your nature.
01:05:39.420
It's the other half of what it takes in the world to make.
01:06:22.760
And so if a girl comes up to you after the show.
01:08:27.800
And so that can be also what people go to sex and love addiction for.
01:08:34.340
It's like somebody like sneaking around like putting their hole through like a bathroom.
01:08:38.960
Which happened at LSU when I was there and I wasn't involved in it.
01:09:05.400
You can't be going to class in the bathroom every day.
01:09:21.460
I'm going to have to take my penis off and put it somewhere.
01:09:41.480
What percent of my fans are your fans and your fans are my fans.
01:09:45.040
I would say only probably 15% of your fans or my fans.
01:10:01.780
My dad would take us over there and we'd make a lot of arts and crafts.
01:10:17.700
Your family didn't know what to do with you during the summer.
01:12:32.560
And there probably wasn't much money back then.
01:12:35.940
Now here's a weird thing I did in relationships.
01:12:42.180
I painted a chair at vacation Bible school camp.
01:12:45.060
And gave it to a girl like 17 years later as an adult.
01:12:54.240
And end up on at least a list in a woman's head.
01:12:59.240
Give her a chair you painted as a child 16 years earlier as an adult.
01:13:13.720
This guy Randy when I was in vacation Bible school he said he was he was from the other church.
01:13:22.780
And he was you know when you at that age you you the guys in his 30s late 30s 40s and he's single he's cool.
01:13:37.460
Looking back on it when your youth pastor is 25 and hanging with us on Friday nights.
01:13:59.620
But like not like darker like darker like a black guy.
01:14:06.740
You could see through the if you know I'm saying.
01:14:10.840
So he would do like you and he went off to high dive.
01:14:28.720
But when Randy started walking up all the kids knew he about to it's about to.
01:14:47.300
Anyway so he said he said he promised if every kid memorized Psalm 23.
01:14:57.760
He would shave his head at the end because he had like a long.
01:15:09.900
This kid I think his name was Nathan and James.
01:15:14.640
If they could quote Psalm 23 he would shave his head.
01:15:49.220
I texted my brother like a year ago and asked him if this is true.
01:18:38.860
He could have sold that if it wasn't on the tree.
01:18:51.320
She used to be hotter when she was in her prime.
01:19:36.820
And we're just like touching each other's shoulders and stuff.
01:19:48.140
Because they always say when there's a difference of an imbalance of power.
01:19:55.480
That's when I get like someone that's your boss.
01:20:08.760
Once you come into power or you come into influence or you come into something.
01:20:17.120
Then it's all you automatically granted that without even realizing you.
01:20:25.180
So just be like, you don't know when the transition happens.
01:20:27.980
You're like, oh, now I remember Jay Moore talking about.
01:20:32.440
Just like, is it has nothing to do with me now?
01:20:38.520
They should send you a mailer or something that says, hey, Bubba.
01:20:41.920
Now, like, you just need to take this into context.
01:20:46.940
If the Chili's server hooks up with the other Chili's server.
01:21:17.340
Well, the weird thing, though, is in your head.
01:21:19.080
For some people, the power never really changes.
01:21:21.460
You're just excited to finally have a way to to meet women.
01:21:26.520
And you're excited about getting to see them or be naked around them.
01:21:34.060
It's like, again, when you're the waitress and the waitress, that's fine.
01:21:42.100
Now, what about these text messages that we send each other?
01:21:47.800
Dude, there's escorts out there that I've texted some real, you know, probably some poignant information to.
01:21:58.720
But things like if I would be ashamed, you know, I might be a little proud of myself.
01:22:09.280
But there's definitely like some convos would be like, man, that was not just embarrassment.
01:22:20.320
The world is more about like, well, let's see the embarrassment more than about what is the content?
01:22:27.980
They remember that, that when at the race, the race, so I've, I've made jokes about like
01:22:38.640
I've said like at my, my comedy shows, the mayor's corrupt or like, cause he's raising taxes or
01:22:45.200
I go, do we have some great comedians in this country?
01:22:50.040
Nate Bargatze, Theo Vaughn, mayor Cooper, like, like, but then at the race, he came out
01:23:01.400
So, and I immediately like rehab, if it does anything, it'll move you towards empathy.
01:23:13.800
I, I didn't make eye contact, but I go, this is a guy that now he might be, he might be
01:23:18.260
corrupt or he might, but he, he's trying to serve.
01:23:22.920
I don't know, but we can't, we, this is not the way.
01:23:28.780
I go, I don't, I wanted to DM him and be like, Hey dude, I was, it makes me cry to think
01:23:40.120
I just want to let you know that I've been through my own stuff and I, and we, you didn't
01:23:46.220
That crowd is probably a lot of conservatives in the crowd.
01:23:49.180
Maybe that wasn't, he shouldn't have taken that gig.
01:23:51.480
He was probably doing to try and grab some face with conservatives.
01:23:54.560
I'm sure he's back in with the city, but he canceled those are strategic and he canceled
01:24:02.900
And they knew that they, yeah, they all knew it.
01:24:05.260
It was not the move, but I remember I went to the Hawks game, the Hawks Sixers game about
01:24:10.120
a month ago in Atlanta and Ben Simmons plays for the Sixers.
01:24:18.400
This kid was a million, million dollar contract and, and, and in the playoffs kind of fell
01:24:26.020
He's very, and I remember being there crushing him, dude.
01:24:30.940
And then somebody was like, I read on ESPN or something like 22 years old.
01:24:42.220
Now, now this kid's in his hotel room with a phone.
01:24:46.740
But see, that's where we, that's where it gets weird is when we do we, it's tough.
01:24:51.320
That's the tough thing about being a comedian and doing, because you're like, it's tough
01:24:55.900
to be empathetic, but also want to be able to just rip on stuff and be funny and be a
01:25:00.800
sports fan and be, and be Bill Burr said that, remember Burt Kreischer asked him if he
01:25:06.400
He said, no, because I never want to meet him because if I meet him, then I can't crush
01:25:21.000
And that, and that's, but that's not the right way to live.
01:25:27.260
That's, look, I think that's one of the battles of everything, but also it's like, we've
01:25:30.920
also created an environment now where there's constant information about everything.
01:25:35.000
So there's so much stuff to be empathetic for that you almost get exhausted.
01:25:41.400
You're like, I don't, I don't have the capacity.
01:25:43.460
I mean, I've felt even on, on, on this past weekend, on some of the solo episodes, we'll
01:25:47.280
talk a lot about like, you know, try and listen to things that are going on with people.
01:25:51.100
And I love it, you know, and I love like, cause a lot of people all call privately and
01:25:56.160
And, and, you know, it's important to me and it, and you can tell sometimes that it's, that
01:26:00.460
it's feels good to them to connect with somebody, but.
01:26:05.680
Sometimes having to, yeah, it's like, it's like, yeah, you feel like how I can't do, you
01:26:14.720
And sometimes we, we want to, and sometimes like, like I notice I'll text people and ask
01:26:24.800
I want to know, I want them to know somebody cares, but also I wish people did that to
01:26:31.780
So I remember I was in my deepest shame when I was in the real, real darkness.
01:26:37.680
And when we had a, a green room that overlooked the parking lot of the, of the show.
01:26:54.440
And I remember our, our green room had a window looked out over the, and it was, it
01:27:10.400
This is, and I was like, I was, I was like, and I was in a dark, dark place in my, and I
01:27:18.440
I've never experienced that before, but I'm a comedian.
01:27:36.900
And I, I couldn't, my shame wouldn't allow me to.
01:27:44.600
Well, I don't, I think it was like these, these, if, if I felt worthless.
01:27:49.140
So when people drove four hours and say, we love you, that was hard for me to, because
01:28:00.640
And I go, it made it, I go, I can't look at this, dude.
01:28:04.440
This is, or like, dude, the lines wrapped around the, I go, I can't look at that.
01:28:08.140
Yeah, it's hard for me to mean, it's hard for me to feel like, it's hard for me to see
01:28:12.580
When you don't, when you're working on meaning something to yourself.
01:28:15.960
Or when I felt like, I think I felt for a long time that I didn't mean anything to
01:28:23.860
And when someone says, someone watches this podcast, connects with you and says, hey,
01:28:30.080
the closest Theo is coming to me is eight hours.
01:28:38.780
Does that, would that, would that DM make you nervous?
01:28:41.900
Oh, it just makes me feel like, it almost makes me feel sad a little bit, not for them,
01:28:48.680
but it just makes me feel, not sad, it makes me feel.
01:28:53.860
It makes me feel like I'm never going to be able to do something to repay them.
01:29:00.100
That they've, they've saved your life kind of in a way.
01:29:05.920
Yeah, or just like, man, they're, they're doing this.
01:29:10.540
You want to say, hey, well, next tour, don't, I'll come closer.
01:29:20.960
And if you let them have their joy and stuff like that.
01:29:22.540
And that thing inside of me, don't go out of your way for me.
01:29:26.420
All you ever wanted was for someone to go out of their way.
01:29:33.280
And look, man, I'm not saying any of this stuff.
01:29:35.020
Like, I'm not like, you know, I'm not in some Debbie Downer thing or anything like that.
01:29:39.980
But everybody, if the comedian or not, everybody could relate to that.
01:29:46.000
Somebody said, hey, Theo, of all these comics, of all the shows, we're choosing you.
01:29:52.200
And even if it's a monetary exchange, you're giving them a thing.
01:30:00.740
You want to tell them that you're not worth that.
01:30:06.120
And then it makes me almost jealous that I wish I could decide that I'm worth that.
01:30:12.120
When I got out of rehab, everybody said, dude, we love you.
01:30:21.440
There's a month or there's three weeks where there's a blackout period.
01:30:30.420
That was when I was as close to wanting to end my life because I just.
01:30:38.440
And when you have a letter or a note, they write your name and your last initial.
01:30:54.780
Wickenburg, Arizona with with a bunch of dudes and your buddy.
01:31:03.300
They tell you when to go to the bathroom, when to eat, when to sleep.
01:31:14.740
It was a little like, you know, when back in the day when like you called the office and
01:31:31.920
I was like, this is like one of those like moments you remember forever.
01:31:45.440
No, I didn't know they were coming, but I thought I ruined.
01:31:48.940
I thought I go, why would my I embarrassed the family name.
01:31:55.060
My mom works at the school, the Christian school.
01:32:11.820
And that's all I ever wanted my whole life is my parents to say that like they and I was like, and I wanted to tell him, tell him I'm not to come.
01:32:25.320
And all it was like, I was so shocked by that, that they wanted to do that.
01:32:36.120
Like, where did you get that idea that people wouldn't?
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Where did you where did you ever get that idea that your parents when you were in the most amount of need?
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Why would you think that they wouldn't come to see you?
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It is, but like, you know, as you're in rehab, a guy would get a piece of mail once every three weeks.
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Maybe someone would get a piece of mail for my wife or from a child or something.
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They either through my management company or through my family or a friend of a friend.
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And all these people didn't really know me that well.
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I mean, my family did, but it was people like, hey, my daughter is the GM of the club that you worked at in Denver.
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They were so moved, but it was all people that have been to the dark.
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When somebody says, hey, Theo, comedian or not, you're my guy, dude.
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And now we're always thinking someone wants to take something from us.
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Oh, I think it's a death sentence for any human.
01:34:59.980
And what's scary is, when everything happened to me, like, people were saying the most horrific
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And by everything happened, it was stuff like, things came up.
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That you admitted some lewd information with people.
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But also, when you attach it with Christianity.
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When you were working in churches and stuff like that, everything has a different taboo to it.
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If you work at a company and they said, you can only wear jeans on Friday and you wear jeans on Thursday and you get fired, you knew the rules of the company.
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I knew when I'm working in churches that you can't get hammered and bring girls to your hotel room.
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If it had just been comedy clubs and stuff, it would be different.
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But when you have churches and stuff, it's different.
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You know, I'd read all these comments of people saying these most horrific things.
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It's kind of funny, but it's kind of like some guy goes, who's John Crist?
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You're like, it's all, but people are talking about me.
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If Donald Trump is on the front of the New York Times, he wins.
01:36:48.280
If he's on the front, people are talking about him as a narcissist.
01:37:08.560
I think when I was growing up, there was such little, I had a sister that was real sick.
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And so she got any affection my mother had, she got.
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And she got to be around nurses, like people that were real caring.
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And also, here's one thing I want to say about that kind of stuff is like, I could have gotten
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If you ever want to talk to your parents about stuff, like one way to do it is you can say-
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So that way, it's like, you're not attacking them.
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You're like, hey, like my pastor who would ask me if I masturbated, like, I would like
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to talk to him now and be like, hey, this seemed like a little shame-based, but also
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It wasn't, but your parents, like, my dad was like, oh, he was gone a lot at conferences.
01:38:23.420
It kind of wasn't, you didn't get the love the way you wanted it.
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But he wanted a certain type of serving and they didn't have that.
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And the crazy thing, they didn't have it also because nobody ever gave it to them.
01:38:43.300
So, like, a lot of us are suffering the genetic, the third generation of something that happened
01:38:50.260
My buddy, Isaac, when I went, so I was homeschooled first to eighth grade, then I went to private
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And he would, every time his parents, they would leave him out.
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Hey, you're going to the movies, leave the car, off the phone, off the, they would go,
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And I never, no one ever said that to me in my house.
01:39:19.580
My parents, my mom said she, when I was in rehab, I said, she said she would give her life
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I never, I go, how come, and you get a little bit of a scar, maybe, because you're like,
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Yeah, but their parents never, you know what I'm saying?
01:39:42.340
But so here's the thing, then, if you have children, you could tell, you know, get specific
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with them sometimes about how you feel if you think that they may not know.
01:39:50.720
No, because I think in my house, I think my mom always just assumed we knew also.
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You were out on your scavenging, out on your, by yourself.
01:40:10.900
And I felt like I needed to get everybody in the world to love me so I could get my mom to
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By default, look at all these people that are at my shows.
01:40:18.780
Like, surely, and then what's odd, what's very odd, which is like our relationship is
01:40:23.640
like, you burn your life to the ground, and that's when your parents show up.
01:40:29.220
But they, to be fair, they came to every comedy show they could within six hours.
01:40:32.840
They will come to, they, you know what I'm saying?
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But that's what meant the most is when they came.
01:40:44.340
Once you're in kind of some of the recovery world, it's interesting to have somebody else to
01:40:52.040
I appreciate you being willing to, just even when you and I are out of here, whenever,
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wherever we are, you know, I feel like we're always willing to kind of talk about some of
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Yeah, we've been in, to be fair, we've been in the light and the darkness together.
01:41:08.920
I was trying to buy drugs that one night at that freaking bar, remember?
01:41:20.260
That one lady got her glasses stuck in her nose ring.
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But you don't have any kind of like a, yeah, when it's past the point of like, I'm not
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here to get anything from you and you're not here to get anything from me because we're
01:41:41.640
So, if you said, hey, and I've said probably in the past year that we both kind of come
01:41:52.460
Like, you know, there are periods where I struggle.
01:42:01.260
But all you're doing, but you're not doing anything bad.
01:42:04.000
You're just challenging your own kind of newer set of boundaries.
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And you're just like, hey, do you want to go to a meeting?
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When I say no, and then I start, you know, I start isolating or doing that kind of stuff.
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But every time we go to a meeting, it's like, that's whatever that is.
01:42:42.080
He was so happy because his wife, it was better.
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And he went and started talking about, I don't know what he was talking about.
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And you got to wonder how many people are walking out in this everywhere tonight just close,
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Well, especially in today's world, we want to get anything that feels human.
01:43:14.480
And it resonates with you in a chord that's on, that's a connection that's of a higher
01:43:21.440
When that adult man broke down and started crying because the wife that had left him,
01:43:28.700
was she doing, her health was doing better or something like that?
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I mean, it's not too much, but it's the, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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And what, but you can serve him by just by being there and listening.
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John, Chris, if you guys haven't seen a lot of John's videos, they're so, dude, I am so
01:44:00.460
You, Kyle Dunning, and there's a couple guys that I'm just so envious.
01:44:04.940
That makes such creative and entertaining stuff.
01:44:08.760
You have a new tour that's going on too this fall.
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Every theater you're coming to, I'm probably going to.
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I think, I know you're going to be on in Baton Rouge too.
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I go, did you tell him that it was like a church crowd?
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I mean, he said that joke about the guy about by the fence.
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A podcast where I'll be sharing thoughts on things like current events
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And as always, I'll be joined by the voices in my head
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