E406 Nick Swardson
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Length
1 hour and 49 minutes
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195.80371
Summary
Comedian Nick Swardson hits the road with his new show, The Make Joke From Face Tour, hitting the road this fall. In this episode, Nick talks about how he s been drinking for the past two months and how it s changed his life.
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I'm going to let you guys know I'll be coming to town with the Return of the Rat Tour October 11th and 12th
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They still have tickets for the 11th at the Orpheum Theater.
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So if you weren't able to get tickets, we'll put some new ones up soon for the Return of the Rat Tour.
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Today's guest is hitting the road with his new Make Joke from Face Tour.
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And he's led a real interest in life of debauchery and hilarity.
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Dude, I haven't had a drink in two months, so I've got that sober energy.
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No, I had one drink for a celebration, but then I just stopped it at that, which is rare, but
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Miami, and I don't know if you've ever done this, but I had one.
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Well, you've been to Miami, but I had one show.
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And after like two weeks, he's like, what are we doing?
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And then I got him a plane ticket home, and I stayed another two weeks.
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And I remember the hotel bartender, I'm not bragging about this, but kind of, the hotel
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And he goes, you just drank a whole bottle of Grey Goose today.
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If you drank a whole bottle of Grey Goose, you become an endangered species, I think, at
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I think I started to get feathers on my jennies.
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I've done that many times where I've done a gig.
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And I went to Key West for, it's supposed to be 10 days.
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I heard that you ran up a bill at the hotel there that was like astronomical.
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I stayed at a resort on the beach for a year and a half.
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I don't think it was a million, but it was a lot of money.
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Because when you say a lot of money, how much was it?
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I mean, it was definitely probably half a mil for sure.
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But it was, I feel like, I feel like it was more than that.
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Because I just went into the ether of just, and then just listen to live music and shit.
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But how, so, because I remember a time I came and met you.
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It was like a dark, like, it was like kind of like a dimly lit.
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I do remember a hand would come up every now and then.
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Or like the hand from Adam's family would just come in.
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Dude, I heard that hand molested like a bunch of kids.
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But, yeah, I remember going to meet you at a, you were like, yeah, come over.
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That was, because I remember being like, oh, that's because I know you're a Vikings fan.
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I felt like, is this probably like a geologist thing?
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So I do end up in some sketchy snake spider bars.
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Like, I've gotten to the point where, like, Labor Day weekend, like holiday weekend, I'm
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Because I'm going on tour this fall, starting after Labor Day.
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And I remember, I'm going to not drink as much as I used to because it got so, I would
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And then there was one time, a couple times, there was one time I sincerely did this.
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I walk out and I go, dude, not only is this my first time in Louisville, this is my first
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And this guy goes, no, you were here last tour.
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And I'm like, yeah, I know, but not this theater.
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And I'm like, it's great to be back in Louisville.
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But it's because the time before that, I don't drink bourbon.
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And I went out and people took me to just ripping bourbon.
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And that was just one of those alcohols where it's just the switch.
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Next thing you know, you're trying to fucking just suck off your knees.
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You're trying to fucking blow your knees and a possum just starts fisting you.
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So, I mean, and then Chicago is one of my favorites.
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And I went out until six in the morning on Division Street.
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But I do remember like windows, you know, like when you remember just little vignettes.
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So one of my little commercials was I went to McDonald's at six in the morning and I peed my pants.
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And I peed and then I ordered a shitload of food, like way too much on this tray.
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And then I turned around and slipped in my own pee and then threw all the food all over the place.
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I wiped out, panicked and ran out and then had to find my hotel.
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And then I woke up, did soundcheck, and my tour manager was like, what does that smell?
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Dude, I saw a guy pee actually in a, like this is insane.
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We had like two, I don't know if we had two homeless guys bust, but we had like one gay guy.
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And everybody was like, that guy is homeless, you know, because he didn't have a wife and kids.
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And then he was like, they just immediately equated him to homeless.
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I mean, it was like, you know, that was the times, you know, it was like 1940.
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I was just saying, it was like, oh, look at this homeless guy, you know, like, damn.
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Remember they had those, McDonald's had those trays, you know?
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So, this guy had peed and would just get a perfect, like, balance of it.
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Because whoever came in, the second you touched it, the piss would come off.
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So, but obviously, so, it sounds like, I mean, you've obviously had some issues with drinking,
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Like, what was one of those times where you're like, damn, this is, because it's just a sneaky
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I mean, half our audience, I think, probably doesn't, you know, or struggles with all kind
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I mean, it's interesting, I've always tried to find a balance, because I never thought
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It wasn't one of those things where, like, I'd gone to AA meetings and stuff, and I would
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Like, go to an AA meeting just to hear some shit get real as fuck.
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I mean, there were people that, A, would do, like, eight to ten meetings a day, which
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But, like, there were people that couldn't walk past a bar.
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There were people that couldn't even look at an empty, like, people would tell stories
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about being at a wedding, and they couldn't even look at an empty champagne glass without
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I would just, like, get into a, you know, if I had time off, I'm like, well, I'm just
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Like, there's also a contingent of people that drink that do enjoy it.
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There wouldn't be, like, that when you meet somebody and they get drunk, and all of a
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sudden they're racist now, and you're like, oh, God.
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It's like, when you're like that, you just have fun with it.
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I guess if you're having, if it makes you have fun, it's tough to, like, you know, curtail
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The late Norm MacDonald, who was one of my best friends.
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He had so many great drinking jokes, but one of them, he goes, and I'm loosely paraphrasing,
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but he goes, yeah, yeah, my uncle's an alcoholic, and my mom was like, yeah, yeah, your uncle's,
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And Norm goes, well, as far as diseases go, that's a pretty good one.
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He's like, hey, Uncle Rick, what happened last night?
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Well, I went out, and my disease kicked in, ended up laughing all night, and then had
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Yeah, I think if you can have, if, I think part of the alcoholism is that you don't have,
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you get so down about whatever you do, you know?
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It's like, instead of just being like, oh, I had a great time, they're like, you know,
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you start, like, going through all the things in your head of, like, oh, this and this,
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and now it makes me feel, you're just too, like, sensitive almost, you know?
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You have a sensitivity to not just the alcohol, but to whatever you, of being out of control,
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And if, when you get to a point of, like, drinking and driving is fucking horrible.
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Like, I don't even know how people get DUIs, then, with, like, Uber and Lyft and shit.
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What's the furthest you ever drank and drove, dude?
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I just woke up in my car with a fucking bunch of dolphins.
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I mean, I have friends who have been blacked out.
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We would do last call in L.A., and they would drive to Vegas after last call.
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So that's, just so you know, that's, like, four hours.
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My friends, those guys, that's a funny thing, though.
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Do you have, like, friends that casually do cocaine?
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I have friends that are, like, nine to five or so on the weekends.
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And then Monday, they're like, what's up, Jerry?
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Yeah, I think I do probably know some people like that, you know.
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I can't do that shit, but, I mean, I've done it, but whatever.
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Yeah, that's just insane that you, like, go to a place and just stay there.
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Or it's, like, I'm not, you know, it's just, I don't know.
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A lot of times I feel bad that I have to leave certain places.
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Like, oh, I want to get to know this place a little bit better, this town, or see what's going on, you know.
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When people, every day when you go to the hotel room next door and be like, hey, I'm Nick, I'm your neighbor.
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Even though he didn't bring me mail, he would just bring me coupons, and I felt like I was involved.
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I remember one time, I was just in such a good mood, and I had some cash.
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I mean, somebody owed me money, and they drove down from Minnesota to give me money that they owed me.
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Like, my friends that play at the bars down there, I would request a song, and I'd be like, hey, play this.
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And they'd be like, no, we're not playing Country Road by John Denver again.
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And I'm like, I know, but, and I would just keep giving them money.
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But I gave, there was like some, like, kind of homeless, not teenagers, but just younger people, kind of like, you know, just.
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Yeah, like kind of punk dudes, you know, probably in their 20s.
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Like, what do you mean, like art students or something?
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But they were just kind of like, they were just chill.
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Like, people that, like, kids that spray, like, dude, we had this kid named Todd.
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We had this kid named Todd that drank a fucking can of spray paint, dude, which is so hard to do.
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He just sprayed it straight into his fucking throat.
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I mean, because he, yeah, it wasn't gas, only he got paint.
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That was back when people didn't give a fuck, you know?
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I mean, did he, was at least a throat color, so it didn't.
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Oh, he was all, he'd never, he would never really handsome anyway out of the gate, but
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He's like, I'm just going to paint my fucking grill.
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You see somebody riding that can, bro, it fucking makes you hard, bro.
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Because you know what somebody's going through when you're fucking right there with them.
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It's just, that's no contact homosexuality, bro.
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Like, out of respect, I'm going to stand here and get hard for you.
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He took a thing, he did a hit of gasoline one time.
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Some names you just affiliate with shit like that.
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Yeah, and all of his teeth didn't kind of fit in his mouth.
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Something was, I don't even know what he was, you know, he was.
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But I'm saying people have used all kinds of drugs over the years.
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Yeah, why don't you go buy your mom some sandals and maybe throw dad a dream catcher?
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So then the police that became friends of mine, they rolled up my friend Dave.
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He's like, Nick, did you give some homeless youth a bunch of money?
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And the guy's like, yeah, don't do that anymore.
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They just went on a crazy light bender, drug bender, and just ran around naked, I think,
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I don't know what the fuck they did, but I got like reprimanded.
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It looks like a place where you go and pick out a font for like a wedding thing or something
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Bro, you're all Helvetic up by your elbow, dude.
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Dude, you just lost to the fucking the lightest black dude I've ever seen in my life.
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I just lost to the fucking robot from Short Circuit.
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We had dinner with our friend David Spade last night.
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You just want to pick him up and just throw him into a ceiling fan.
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And we were talking about him and David are developing a movie together.
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Yeah, developing it sounds like we're just thinking about it and smoking weed.
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Like when you're developing, like a development, like a building, you're developing it.
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So you're not like just sitting there like a building would look cool there.
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It's like Joe Dirt meets Dumb and Dumber with you and David.
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And what do you think about that process, like writing a script?
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I wrote Malibu's Most Wanted, Benchwormer's Grandma's Boy.
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And it's hard to like, because you get, the thing about it is like you get married to jokes
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I'm writing a movie right now with the director of Grandma's Boy, Nick Goosen.
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And it's still hard, because you want to keep funny shit, but you also are like, oh, this
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It's like, I have to like settle my brain from like stand-up, or from like AA, or from
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I mean, you have podcasts, you have so many things.
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Right, and you have to have enough like energy and creativity to sit there and work, you
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know, just, you just go back and forth, you put it in, you're like, okay, this kind of
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works, this works, and then you get the whole thing done, and you're like, okay, we have
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too many jokes, we don't have enough reason why this guy wants this, you know?
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And you have to have a reason in a movie, you know?
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Yeah, you've got to like, because the thing with Dumb and Dumber, which is one of my favorite
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movies, and the thing that makes it work, and I was telling Spade this last night, because
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I read the script, it's really funny, but I'm like, you need a little bit of like motive
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and heart, a little bit more, because Dumb and Dumber, there's a scene.
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But there's a scene in Dumb and Dumber, where Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels are arguing about
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something in the apartment, and about going to find the girl, and Jeff Daniels goes, I'm
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sick and tired of blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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And Jim Carrey goes, you know what I'm sick and tired of?
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I'm sick and tired of eking my way through life.
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And it's really sincere, and really dead serious.
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And most of all, I'm sick and tired of having nobody.
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And then you just go, oh, these guys aren't stupid, they're real people.
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And that's such an important scene that people don't realize makes that movie.
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And David has so many jokes, so he loves the jokes.
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So he's like, we'll get together and we'll write.
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And he'll be like, I'll leave there with like 70 more jokes in.
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Because I've worked with David a billion times.
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And he always wants the joke, but you've got to get the story down and then put the jokes
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But just so you know, that's an insight into screenwriting and comedy writing.
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Yeah, take your fucking mullet out of your ears.
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Dude, I will fucking do a line and fuck your cousin, dog.
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Dude, didn't you think that was a cereal when it first came out?
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Monkey pox, a lot of people are calling it zoo-aids.
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This is a shirt company, Minnesota, on a stick.
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What is that guy who they caught putting that stuff in his trunk that one time?
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I think he works at fucking P.F. Chang's now or something.
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He literally popped out of the wall with a freaking Ponzu sauce on his hand.
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I remember there was some actor that got shit on in the, like, TMZ or something about having
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a waiter job in L.A., and everybody would, like, got really pissed off because it was
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like, dude, why are you shitting on somebody for just grinding?
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Sometimes shit dries up and this guy needs a job.
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When you're on the road, is there, like, a go-to restaurant when you're touring?
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For me, if I can find a P.F. Chang's, I'm not sponsored by them yet, but let's change
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So, I mean, you know, is there, like, do you fuck with Cheesecake Factory?
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I keep it pretty, same thing every time, almost.
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I don't want to stop at some diners, but a lot of diners have changed over the years.
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Like, you go in now and it's, like, a Greek diner where they have, like, breakfast, lunch,
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It's just, like, yeah, like, unlimited denim for dessert.
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Dude, they've got, they still have Crystal Pepsi.
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Yeah, my cousin has two pockets and a zipper stuck in his throat.
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Yeah, it's like, they've just, everything's like, it's like, I don't know.
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It's all like, it's hard to find some of the good mom and pop places like they used to have.
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A lot of them are now, like, are Greek and Lebanese.
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Which is fine, but it's just not just a breakfast diner.
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It's not like, two eggs and a sausage, you know?
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Now there's like, somebody in there playing a sitar in the corner.
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They're selling like, one of their daughters in the bathroom.
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You order a hash brown and some dude named, a black dude named Hash comes out there and
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you're like, what is, everything's just changed, you know?
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That was kind of the annoying thing about the pandemic was that all the chain restaurants
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stayed open, but all like the indie restaurants and mom and pop places took a hit.
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Thinking about bailouts, man, I was just seeing that.
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You mean, uh, who was the guy that played Indiana Jones?
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That sounds, isn't that like an auto dealership?
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You fucking drank at a bar for a year and a half in Key West.
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You hung out with people that drank spray paint.
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I've had at least half moonshine or crescent moon.
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I don't know if I've had a full fucking thing that makes your eyes not fucking close.
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Oh, they have that stuff that will make you wake up inside of your cousin, dude.
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You'll wake up with a fucking four tires on your body.
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That's a fucking condom filled with fucking jizz.
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Dude, speaking of, um, oh, we're talking about football, though.
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Like, Chris Cousins, Kirk, Chris, Kirk Cousins is guaranteed 80 fucking million dollars.
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Oh, I think if you want, you get that money, it's hard to want to do good.
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I think because then all you want to do is stay alive.
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Like, as long as I'm alive these years, then I'm safe.
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Because otherwise, you're just, you're like, damn, I, you know, I didn't stay alive or
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No, you're not going to do anything, but you're just not, you know, if you throw an
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interception, you're like, oh, well, that happened.
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You should lose a million dollars if you throw an interception.
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Are you going to throw a fucking interception after that?
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But you're not going to throw a pass out of that.
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It's bad if you don't have a running back and you just hand it off and then just throw
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What position and what sport could you have honestly played, man?
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And when you really look back at your life, you know, and what sport did you, do you think
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legitimately in position you had a chance to play?
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But yeah, I could still probably play for the Vikings.
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No, I mean, I was an athlete up until everybody started growing.
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And then everybody started growing and then I was fucking...
00:34:55.500
There was always a kid who like didn't want to please like...
00:34:59.460
They didn't want to admit they didn't want to play sports.
00:35:01.280
Like, oh, so I have to have something to do to offset that, you know?
00:35:07.360
But you get to a point when everybody starts growing, like in middle school, then I was
00:35:16.040
I was like the runt of the litter, you know what I mean?
00:35:40.820
I could dunk at one time, man, which is kind of crazy.
00:36:10.760
Remember when they had the hoops that you could adjust and like bring down to like seven
00:36:21.840
Somebody invented that, the white hoop or whatever.
00:36:25.960
Like they keep making more sports to try and make sports for white people.
00:36:30.680
It's like, look at this beach dunking or whatever.
00:36:33.320
And it's like fucking four and a half foot goals, you know?
00:36:39.400
I saw the other day, there's like a paddle ball.
00:36:47.660
Pickleball's fun as shit, but it's definitely like, hey, let's go over here and do something
00:36:51.660
white before other people get over here and do it better than us.
00:37:24.760
Yeah, so don't just say it's for old people is what I'm saying.
00:37:37.240
There's a sport I saw the other day where they are...
00:37:39.480
What's the thing where you hit the ball around and it spins around the post?
00:37:53.880
That just sounds like somebody was on acid and made a sport.
00:37:57.460
I'm telling you, this is the kind of stuff that's going on, Nick.
00:38:11.520
You jump out of a plane and you got to fucking play chess.
00:38:20.380
It's like these UFC guys and then there's like handball ping pong.
00:38:22.580
Is that kind of what you're talking about right here?
00:38:28.020
I mean, look, just come out of the closet if this is a thing.
00:38:37.700
Dude, the gayest thing I ever saw in my life, right?
00:38:53.680
When they'd done the upgrades in like 2005 or 7.
00:38:57.860
Which they were all late on those upgrades, those hotels.
00:39:04.300
But I remember that I went and there was three men in the hot tub playing Frisbee together.
00:39:12.760
And it was like they were this far from each other, right?
00:39:17.180
And it was just, and I don't know if they were gay men or not, but it was like, I felt
00:39:23.320
like it was like they were, it was like a little Bermuda Triangle where if you got in
00:39:33.300
Because that, I mean, to me, that is a, like, that's like a thing of saying, hey, we're
00:39:39.140
Like if you're throwing a Frisbee in a hot tub.
00:39:45.380
It's a little, well, it's weird, gay or straight or anything.
00:39:52.160
One of them looked kind of Hispanic or something.
00:40:04.480
They were just passing it around and then playing horseshoes with their boners where
00:40:09.160
you throw it, like, ring toss and you got to fucking land it.
00:40:24.680
What was the thing with the bailout that just happened with the...
00:40:28.160
Uh, you're talking about student loans, pretty much.
00:40:31.780
Did you get student loans when you were growing up?
00:40:42.020
My brother went to college and he was fucked by student loans, like, forever.
00:40:52.620
Well, it's basically just, like, the aftermath now of Biden saying that he's forgiving, you know,
00:40:58.400
It's like, now basically the question is becoming, is it legal?
00:41:02.000
And people are going to challenge it in court because they're saying, you know, hey, if I'd
00:41:05.500
paid off all my loans, what, like, what about me?
00:41:10.880
Do you think, because that's where people are upset.
00:41:13.080
It's like, some people are like, well, I sent my kid to college.
00:41:16.380
I saved money to send him to college or her to college.
00:41:24.760
And so if someone didn't do that and they have debt and you're just, that's where it's
00:41:32.880
I mean, I can see that, but it's also, those are different situations though.
00:41:37.060
I mean, some people might be really, there's got to be extenuating circumstances and factors
00:41:45.940
But some people are just saying like, well, do I get, do I get compensated for the money
00:41:51.200
Should there, should there, should there be like a legitimate claim?
00:41:54.040
That's what it seemed like would be the solution to me is you also offer.
00:41:59.460
Well, that's the thing is that brings up a bigger picture.
00:42:01.520
You know, everybody can be upset about stuff like that.
00:42:04.640
I mean, some guy is a hundred and like, I was the first guy at Yale.
00:42:40.720
But I mean, yeah, I mean, I can see that because student loans.
00:42:49.200
I mean, I just paid man off, I think, about two years ago.
00:42:55.560
But then at a certain point, you're like, where does it end?
00:42:57.700
It's like, like, I think of it like someday there's going to be a thing where it's like
00:43:01.900
there's going to be a pill where it's like you can live forever.
00:43:07.200
OK, say there's a pill one day you can live forever.
00:43:10.320
But they're going to say they're going to say, hey, it's for only 40 and under because
00:43:16.580
whoever's the ruler at that point, they're like, we don't really need these old heads,
00:43:24.580
And it's just going to be that cutoff where it's like, oh, fuck, you know, like sometimes
00:43:29.300
you just have to there just has to be the thing where it's like, oh, they get this break
00:43:33.860
and I, you know, but we don't think about it like that.
00:43:36.540
Nobody wants to think like, oh, I'm happy that these people get their debt reduced.
00:43:42.660
You know, nobody thinks like people are usually think, oh, well, they got they get this.
00:43:50.360
It's just we don't really think the other way very often.
00:43:52.640
Well, no, I nobody really wants to be happy for anybody.
00:43:57.860
But if I'm at the bar, I'm like, why do I pay my bar tab?
00:44:02.860
Because I've spent a lot of money here and maybe I should get compensated.
00:44:10.540
Do you want all the money I spent drinking, deciding not to go to college?
00:44:29.520
I would have gone to Harvard and majored in carpentry with a minor and P.F. Chang's.
00:44:42.600
I would also like this was this is truly my backup plan.
00:44:49.760
And it's similar to stand up where like you have an audience, but you also can like help
00:44:54.740
them like do the right thing and be good people.
00:44:57.420
You know, I mean, that would that was my thing is I just thought that would be fun.
00:45:02.720
You think I couldn't fucking do anything smart.
00:45:20.100
Like I couldn't fucking teach like trigonometry or some shit or pickleball.
00:45:27.120
Everybody's got cum in their bag and everything at school.
00:45:32.400
Every dude that's coming to your class stayed up all night freaking spanking it in his bed.
00:45:58.760
Ninth grade is a real skeeter's paradise, dude.
00:46:00.920
You were just fucking tossing Miracle Whip in people's faces like a fucking Silence of
00:46:41.360
I just thought it would be fun to be a teacher.
00:46:46.620
You get like, I always like the cool teachers and like the cool school bus drivers and the
00:46:59.480
Not like full on, but like he would take a wooden spoon and shit.
00:47:09.340
The Missouri School District reinstate spanking as punishment.
00:47:22.120
That sounds like a lot of rules don't apply there.
00:47:30.940
Can you zoom in on it a little bit so I can see a little bit more of it, man?
00:47:33.080
Yeah, it's a town of 4,000 just outside of Springfield near the Arkansas border.
00:47:38.760
But yeah, so they, I guess, basically, they realized that it was within the code that they
00:47:44.120
So I guess the teacher started doing it and no one said anything.
00:47:55.260
I'm sure there's a lot of fucking topics on there.
00:48:02.200
But it is something that has happened on my, uh.
00:48:05.080
Their code, they also have, like, if you get caught dancing, you can get hit with a rock.
00:48:09.780
They have, like, I'm sure they have other shit.
00:48:11.180
So it says down here, it's allowed, parents were recently notified of the policy in June
00:48:16.040
and it's allowed only as a last resort and with written permission from parents.
00:48:24.060
Yeah, I just hope Albert Pujols isn't your freaking teacher.
00:48:38.640
Oh, dude, we had one man, this man, Spanky, what was his name?
00:48:50.940
Where the hell were you going to find a picture of Lawton McKee?
00:49:14.160
He's the second row over there, the white guy, far to the right, not, right there, yeah.
00:49:33.160
Oh, that guy beat me to, he really beat me into frickin' decency.
00:49:38.780
And they would also, uh, if he was bad, they'd spank you, and he had one tooth that was rotten
00:50:08.420
Dude, he had that one, yeah, he had one large yellow grill piece in the front.
00:50:12.520
Looked like one of those miner's lights on one of those kids that got trapped, you know?
00:50:18.820
Oh, he had that fucking, he had that fucking smile lamp, baby.
00:50:28.480
He could go into the depths of the earth and trick-or-treat.
00:50:34.600
He could go to Middle Earth and try to find doorbells.
00:50:37.540
Yeah, he had that little glow baby inside of his grill.
00:50:53.940
Because I'm just trying to remember what he would do.
00:50:55.560
He would have you hold onto the desk like that, and he would spank your butt with that paddle.
00:51:01.320
And then they had another man named Bill Brady that used to spank me over at a different school.
00:51:09.100
Oh, they all let you spank when I was a child, man.
00:51:18.200
That's back when there was a little bit of trust in the system, you know?
00:51:22.100
So that's what this place is saying, that they're going to go back to that.
00:51:29.260
They're all going to sign off on that, by the way.
00:51:33.080
And then that'd be great if they had like a meter of how hard you can do it.
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I remember Adrian Peterson, running back, got busted switching his kid.
00:53:39.120
But I'd heard of a switch, but I'd never experienced it.
00:53:41.780
And black kid, probably big jennies, easy to accidentally hit.
00:53:48.360
When you're swinging a triple the jennies on a kid, what do you...
00:54:34.240
And it was outdoors behind a bowling alley, actually, that just got cordoned off or whatever
00:55:11.100
We were doing drugs, and we were going church retreats.
00:55:31.100
No, we would stop at a store, and we would fucking just...
00:55:43.900
And why was the church driving y'all around then?
00:55:46.960
We were going on like a retreat of whatever we were supposed to do.
00:56:04.600
This girl showed up with tits, and we'd never seen them.
00:56:16.240
I mean, you couldn't even see them all at once.
00:56:17.920
You had to kind of back up and get your buddy to look at the same time.
00:56:29.980
And Mr. Brad would come out there, and he was losing his hair.
00:56:33.200
And he'd come out there and make us do, like, little tricks in the pool and shit, bro.
00:56:46.580
And I think she actually died a couple years ago, and I hate to say that, but I do believe that.
00:56:57.240
I don't want people going and looking at her and commenting on her thing or whatever.
00:57:02.740
I mean, bro, they had to have a casket with two Easter baskets off to the side of it, baby.
00:57:11.900
Dude, they were just trying to turn into the blob and, like, trying to get off of her body.
00:57:21.420
She had them freaking big speakers, them 22s on her, baby.
00:57:37.240
I'll just put one of those nipples in my damn butthole, brother.
00:57:45.240
But me and my buddy got busted stealing somewhere trying to impress her.
00:57:52.960
It was like a sock hat, and you put it on, and it was just like this tall sock coming
00:58:05.720
And I remember she saw us getting cuffed, me and this other kid.
00:58:11.580
They cuffed you, so you had to wait until they called the cops or something?
00:58:16.740
Did you point at her tits and go, this made me do it?
00:58:51.320
I just don't think I can go to like the mall in Slidell, Louisiana.
00:58:56.900
We'd be so excited to go to the mall, we'd go over there and camp out.
00:59:00.160
We'd get a tent, we'd go to the mall the day, and we'd camp out at night, and then go
00:59:05.820
Did you think there was going to be a line to get in?
00:59:10.720
And so it was like, you know, we drove probably 18 miles to get over there, so we didn't want
00:59:19.000
So what would you do immediately when the mall opened?
00:59:26.500
No, just be by the AC, be by the fountain, make wishes, go to the shoe shop, go to the,
00:59:32.660
They had a big poster store in there, I remember?
00:59:37.980
I loved, I was like obsessed with just, I'm such a sports freak, so my whole wall was
00:59:45.920
Like Steve Setzler, like old Minnesota Vikings?
00:59:48.420
It would be Vikings, and then some athletes I just thought were cool, like everybody had
01:00:17.620
But I did grow up, I grew up in the inner city, so I was like hip to rap music and all
01:00:23.560
that shit, and playing hoop and shit, and I remember I had, I was 12 years old, 12 to
01:00:30.220
13, and I had a short dogs in the house poster, the album, it was one of my favorite albums,
01:00:36.940
too short became a buddy of mine, and, uh, but I had that poster over my bed, and my mom
01:00:41.400
was like, oh, look at that, they're dogs, that's fun.
01:00:45.880
It was all these dogs, like, just fucking chilling, like, Oaktown, and she just had no idea, and
01:00:51.520
then there was another rapper named Paris, and I had a poster of him, it said, the devil
01:01:03.780
Dude, remember, this was before they had any Mexican people, remember that?
01:01:09.160
But not in a, they didn't have a, you know what I'm saying, it used to be like, do you
01:01:12.120
remember growing up, there wasn't a lot of Mexican people around?
01:01:15.060
Like, not in, not in Louisiana, not in Minnesota.
01:01:28.380
Okay, that's one guy, dude, and he's probably from, I'm not gonna, I'm just gonna guess.
01:01:37.740
I'm just saying it's just interesting how things change over time.
01:01:49.540
Like, growing up with posters, it was a big deal.
01:01:52.660
Remember when you got a poster and you put it up?
01:01:54.720
Did you put up the pins in it, or did you put the little yellow tack stuff behind it
01:01:58.540
and tack it directly to the wall like a poor person?
01:02:01.740
I did, I think, I don't know if we had stickums back then, that tape that was sticky on both sides.
01:02:09.480
I think that was one summer where we were affluent.
01:02:19.560
My place now, I'm 45 years old, and I found this poster.
01:02:27.400
And I put up my living room, and I hammered it in.
01:02:32.920
And my roommate was like, bro, what are you doing?
01:02:52.780
Um, and he goes, we did the gig, and I go, okay, I'll send you a check.
01:02:59.220
And I go, I'll mail you a check for the gig to pay you.
01:03:05.980
But I was still going to go through finding an envelope.
01:03:11.400
One time I had to send you some money, and you were like, yeah, just mail me a check.
01:03:20.200
Dude, yesterday, I remember looking for stamps.
01:03:26.040
What am I, fucking Opie from Andy Griffith's show?
01:03:30.540
Dude, I picked up a pencil the other day, and it blew my mind.
01:03:35.800
It blew, I picked up a pencil, and I was like, no way.
01:03:46.360
Dude, imagine when they had a feather with fucking ink.
01:03:48.780
That's how they signed half of our documents and our history was just fucking, and then
01:04:00.740
Somebody's like, oh, look what I got you for Christmas, a package of pens.
01:04:25.780
Dude, did you know that no two buttholes are the same?
01:04:31.740
That'd be weird if I was like, yeah, no, I know.
01:04:41.940
No, man, it's the fingerprint of the gods, baby, the b-hole, son.
01:04:51.720
We're not doing a picture because we'll get fined or whatever.
01:05:02.640
Can you click on something with some decent information on it?
01:05:10.960
I don't know what we were talking about earlier.
01:05:18.420
And I would go every 4th of July, me and my buddies,
01:05:21.280
and we would get fireworks because they're illegal in Nevada.
01:05:25.960
So I was like, dude, we're always paying a lot of money to stay in Vegas,
01:05:41.460
So we drive to Vegas, get in the room, check in.
01:05:52.200
And then we get in the room, and my buddy goes to use the bathroom,
01:05:58.320
And he goes, let's get the fuck out of here, man.
01:06:18.860
But it wasn't like, hey, put all your money on red,
01:06:26.060
You know, the Colts are going to win the Super Bowl.
01:06:32.520
And then I was like, oh, that's why you don't get a cheap hotel room.
01:06:39.780
But that did happen, so hopefully they cleaned it.
01:06:47.780
It would have been great if there was diarrhea on the wall in that room, too.
01:06:52.320
But with like a bunch of money, like against the wall with diarrhea.
01:07:03.160
I'll tell you the craziest story that I ever heard.
01:07:06.900
This is the craziest story that I ever heard, right?
01:07:09.140
So that happened to somebody while touring on comedy.
01:07:20.720
So after a show one night, the headliner, like this lady, like this hot chick, just beelines up to him.
01:07:30.360
And it's like flirting with him at the bar, in the lobby, and blah, blah, blah.
01:07:35.300
She's like, let's go back to my place and hang out, right?
01:07:38.980
And he's like, he felt like it was almost like a little too like aggressive.
01:07:45.020
So she's like, let's go back to my place and hang out.
01:07:47.960
And he's like, no, no, you know, let's just go back to my hotel.
01:08:02.060
And it was like 40 minutes away where her place was.
01:08:10.280
So she like gets violent, throws a book at him in the hotel room.
01:08:14.300
Like it was a Bible or a phone book, you know, the two books they have.
01:08:20.740
When she's leaving, she stops at the opener's room, right?
01:08:28.600
They leave and go out to her house, right, wherever it is.
01:08:43.300
They took some drugs or something that they had at the house.
01:08:51.660
So he's like chained to the bed trying to wake this gal up, you know,
01:08:58.140
You know, who's on, you know, break or whatever, you know?
01:09:07.120
And like go across the wall like somebody pulled into the driveway outside.
01:09:24.180
A guy, an adult man walks by, walks by the front of, walks by the room.
01:09:33.040
Goes in the kitchen, starts making some food, right?
01:09:41.940
He's still trying to wake the girl to get a quick rest of a blowjob or to get out of there, right?
01:09:50.520
He hears the man sitting there watching television and eating.
01:09:54.560
The dude comes back in a little while later, picks the girl up, takes her out of the room, carries her out of the room, right?
01:10:03.500
Then comes back into the room with the dude and said and asked him what was going on, right?
01:10:11.740
And the kid tried to tell him, like, you know, I just, this is what happened.
01:10:25.920
And told him if he ever came back onto his property or whatever, he was going to fucking kill him.
01:10:30.360
Or if he ever caught him with his daughter or something again, he was going to kill him.
01:10:35.040
So then, anyway, the kid gets to, like, a payphone or whatever.
01:10:42.420
And the other convict who kicked the girl out got in a taxi or whatever and came and got him.
01:10:57.720
So there was a similar thing my manager told me about his neighbor.
01:11:02.020
And they were, like, in their late 60s, maybe 70.
01:11:06.620
And him and his wife, the neighbor and her husband were really kinky.
01:11:10.420
And she got into, like, a leather swing to get fucked or whatever.
01:11:15.820
And he had a heart attack while she was in the swing.
01:11:25.160
And then my manager at the time, he went over to the, I heard her and went in and saw her in the sling.
01:11:46.160
She was just sitting there like fucking Brian Callen, you know what I mean?
01:12:03.920
Like, I guess he said, people say he stole some fajita joke from me.
01:12:18.060
But I haven't seen, I don't know if I've even seen, I haven't seen that joke.
01:12:26.100
So watch out when you get in your leather swing.
01:12:33.160
I remember one night, some girl wanted to have sex and we were so high on cocaine,
01:12:49.880
I remember every time I would do it, panic attack.
01:12:57.460
If you need a fucking zip to go like a couple more hours drinking, I guess.
01:13:02.600
But I realized why I liked cocaine was because, or why I like it, I mean, you know, I'll always
01:13:10.400
You know, it'll always be my second or fourth or third love.
01:13:19.420
I don't like, I don't want to like, meander around about how I feel, you know?
01:13:25.820
It's like when people are like, hey, man, we should drive to, uh, to, um.
01:13:37.760
But it's like, I want the thing, I want it, whatever the feeling I want, I want it now.
01:13:42.940
I don't want to, you know, I don't want to meander around the, you know?
01:13:46.740
It's too risky out there just milling around having a beer.
01:13:54.980
I want the police in my fucking nutsack immediately.
01:14:08.980
You want to fucking build a stadium or something.
01:14:11.820
That's why I realized I like, because it was just like, it was just faster and more effective.
01:14:17.720
I hated panic attacks, you know, be, you know, not being able to look at people, you
01:14:23.000
know, fucking, um, sweating, driving and doing cocaine in your car when you were young.
01:14:30.760
Fucking some dude tried to trap me in a bathroom one time and was, I think, trying to be sexy
01:14:44.160
Cause there's a lot of drug induced homosexuality that happens, you know, people get high and
01:14:49.380
then they, they get, there's more tendency for gay.
01:14:54.960
I mean, it seems like it's more of a popular thing in the world.
01:15:00.840
So you can be like, dude, I drank a gallon of Molly and fucked your whole, um, university
01:15:20.580
What was the story you were telling me that you were going to tell me about?
01:15:30.880
I mean, it's not up there with, um, cock rink frisbee.
01:15:40.840
But yeah, I mean, anyway, I'm excited to go on tour and experience stuff like that.
01:15:45.220
So are you going to be sober on the whole tour or no?
01:15:50.420
There's certain cities that are, you know, when you look at a tour and you're like, oh,
01:15:55.560
this town is going to be tricky to like, if I, I mean,
01:16:00.120
to not drink in Chicago is hard, but I'm only there for one day.
01:16:03.940
But, uh, to not drink in like Nashville, that's going to be tricky.
01:16:08.540
There's, there's certain cities where San Diego tricky Vegas, obviously, but that's a lot.
01:16:34.940
If you're going to a place with altitude, drink water.
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Because it's, I got, I just did six shows in Denver.
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I was throwing up in the green room every day before the show.
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The only reason I asked you about the drinking stuff is just because I'm always curious about
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I'm curious about like, you know, the effect it has on people.
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Because our lifestyles are also different lifestyles, you know?
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You know, like we usually get into this business because like, you know, we have different ways
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that we feel okay in the world and, you know, there's a lot of people in our industry that
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like, you know, battle with substances and stuff.
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I just want you to know why I ask about that kind of stuff.
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I was in the hospital in Denver and I was there for three and a half weeks.
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And there's people that have quadruple bypass surgeries that are in and out in four days.
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And the doctor told me I had a 10% chance of living.
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And then when I got out and I got better, they had lied to me.
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And then my sister was like, yeah, they lied that you were going to, you were supposed
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When you experience something like that and then you come back to life essentially, it
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just changes your whole fucking ste mindset, dude.
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Because you're just like, oh, I'm like now living on borrowed time is how I see it.
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So how long, once that happened, because what you got taken, were you at a place and collapsed?
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And then I was like, whatever, I'm used to that.
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So then I got on the plane, drank on the plane, threw up into my carry on.
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I just kept drinking, but I kept vomiting and it was more and more painful than I had a
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And then I'm like, oh, this, no, something's horribly wrong.
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And I went to the medic at the airport and they're like, oh, you need an ambulance.
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Well, yeah, they have like somebody, you know what I mean?
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Wait, was it that express spa or whatever that, uh.
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I didn't sit there and like, no, I grabbed a human.
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And the guy looked at me and he goes, oh, you need an ambulance.
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Where does it pick up at departures or arrivals?
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I don't remember, but I think, I think it was departures because they thought I was
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I was drinking vodka and I just kept going and throwing it up.
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And I'm like, okay, this is, I can't get through this.
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And the nurse was like, yeah, you were like throwing haymakers, trying to throw it.
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Like, you're watching wrestling on your computer.
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There's pictures of me with like, they had to like put mittens on my hands.
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Dude, I love how like you tell these crazy stories, you're like, I drank 70 drinks.
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I'm looking, you know, you're like, but there were some Raiders fans there.
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And that's kind of the thing that made things strange, man.
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No, I drank a gallon of house paint, but you know, there was a drizzle.
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But yeah, I didn't plan on like that happening.
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But do you think you could, because you could, if you, because you probably, I mean, at that
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point you get cirrhosis, bad things happen to your body.
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But did they say you can drink again or you can't drink again?
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Well, it was, the doctor goes, if you have another drink, you're going to die.
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So then I rehabbed and then got, you know, better and then got really healthy.
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And then I went and got a checkup three months after.
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And the doctor was like, oh yeah, a different doctor back in LA.
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And he goes, yeah, it's all, yeah, everything's back.
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I mean, you can get to a point where it can't, where I've had a handful of friends where that's
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But I mean, you can push it and then you've got to really dry out.
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Vitamins and fucking milk, thistle, everything just built back up.
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And then I still wait another six months and then COVID hit and quarantine.
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I went to Key West and I'm like, you know what?
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So I had a cocktail and then I was, I was fine.
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I'm sure people are like, you're a fucking idiot, but I didn't drink.
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I mean, I was just boom shots and just completely stupid.
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But now I'll like, you know, I can have a cocktail.
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I told you I had like a cocktail when I wrapped this movie, Buddy Games Part Two, Hard R.
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So we celebrated and I had a cocktail and it was fine.
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So yeah, it is interesting, you know, with the levels of, you know, what people can do
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They have one drink and then they wake up in a fucking prison.
01:22:58.420
I know, but that sounds, most of your stories sound like that, you know?
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I mean, you're like, yeah, you're like the ghost of Fuddrucker's past.
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What food, what chain restaurant is the one that's time to fucking shut it down, dude?
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And then they kind of made a mini comeback and then people are like, no, I still have blood
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Yeah, I think they merged with Boot Barn or something.
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I mean, at some places, I don't know what to say because I don't want to get mad at me.
01:24:25.060
Okay, so thefts of Kias and Hyundais are soaring like 800% because there's a TikTok trend and there are no videos of it, obviously, but there is a TikTok trend where you can basically hotwire a Kia with just like touching the USB port.
01:24:40.760
Or touching it with like an aux cable for your car, you know?
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And then kids are sharing how to do it with the hashtag Kia boys.
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I mean, everyone with Kia or Hyundai, you got to lock yourself up right now.
01:24:58.480
Oh, you can jumpstart it with an earring, dude.
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There's screen grabs of it here because they disabled the video.
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But you just touch something in there and then it goes.
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Dude, Kia Sophia is also a black girl that I...
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Kia Sophia Baham was a black girl that I went to school with.
01:25:46.200
You ever borrow your parents' car without them knowing?
01:25:59.840
I got drunk and went to buy drugs that night when I was in high school.
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Remember when going for weed was like, we're getting some fucking weed?
01:26:10.800
My friend Chris, I would knock on his window late at night.
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Do I remember I loved weed so much, I sold my dad's penny collection.
01:26:27.280
Oh, the Midwestern things that your parents have?
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Yeah, because when I was a kid, he had a ton of them, too.
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I think the rare ones, I was able to cash in for more money.
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But my dad's, one of my mom's, I got too high and then went off a ditch.
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And then my dad's, I turned into a telephone pole.
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Because, you know, in the Midwest, it's like there's ice when it snows, after it snows.
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And then I hit an ice patch and went, and then into a telephone pole.
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And then they pulled over and they're like, are you all right?
01:27:45.840
No, they were like, we're going to fuck this dude up.
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But then we're like, oh, no, his dad's going to fuck him up way worse.
01:27:57.960
It's crazy now how with that car theft, people can, when a burglar learns something, they
01:28:04.540
It's like, here's a way where you can, it's like.
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But this is the kind of thing that people are just thinking like, this is how you can
01:28:28.160
We just share stuff, experiences and moments from the show.
01:28:32.480
But they had another, it's just, it's just interesting how there's like this vigilante, there's like
01:28:38.700
vigilante social media for like, if you're doing something bad or something good, they
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had another story with, bring up the story with the lady that followed, you know what
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Um, this was on Reddit, this got a ton of views, but basically this business owner, she
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was robbed and found the person who did it and found him on the bus and followed them
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Um, this video is one minute long, so just give it a watch.
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Yeah, business owner follows thief on the bus, follow her home, confronts her ass.
01:29:15.620
She left and got on the bus, which my employee notified me about.
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Guys, okay, so this raggedy ass bitch just came into Erotic and stole from my store.
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And we're going to follow her to her house because she says she's going to pay for it there.
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So, enjoy the ride and we'll let you know where she lives.
01:29:44.540
Let's play a game called Look in the Thief's Purse.
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You look at me like I'm crazy and you stole from me.
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Imagine the shock on a thief's face and they got it.
01:30:18.280
That's what it's just it's interesting that like we're becoming our own police.
01:30:23.860
It's like the police, they're almost like the secondary part of the policing.
01:30:30.900
Well, yeah, it's just people taking it into their own hands and using social media to call people out and go like, fuck this.
01:30:42.700
It's like that on if you're the criminal or if you're the victim, you know, it's just interesting how there's like social media provides this vigilante sort of comeuppance.
01:31:00.100
I mean, just we're talking about, you know, right.
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It's justice and injustice, but it's either way.
01:31:05.140
It's like, well, that's a catch 22 of social media.
01:31:07.400
And that's like the extreme dichotomy of how it's like it can be the best tool ever or it can be a very negative tool.
01:31:32.960
I just wanted to see if there was anything else we wanted to chat about.
01:31:50.920
I mean, the thing about COVID is I just kind of evaluated my life.
01:32:03.060
But I want to just do something where, I don't know.
01:32:06.920
I just came to terms with a lot of shit and a lot of baggage and why I was drinking so
01:32:12.140
So I drank in Key West and then just came back full throttle where I was like, okay.
01:32:17.800
I came, well, I went home and I looked around my place and I'm like, why do I have all these
01:32:30.020
I'm like, this is just like, just minimize my life where I'm just like, I just want to,
01:32:36.600
I didn't, you know, I just was like, here, you know, have this.
01:32:40.160
I gave it to, you know, groups that, you know, the Goodwill type places.
01:32:49.120
We probably had to pay that fucking hotel bill too.
01:32:54.140
But yeah, I just sold all that stuff because I'm like, what am I doing?
01:32:55.900
So now I just, I only, I've got a couple biking shirts and then I have a fur coat and a
01:33:05.920
Did you, um, did you see Aaron Rogers on, um, no.
01:33:13.640
He taught, they talked about, uh, what did he say?
01:33:19.680
I can't wait to just feel the fury of football season.
01:33:31.300
In Pittsburgh, which I'm so stoked because I've only been to Pittsburgh a couple times.
01:33:52.060
Yeah, they got all kinds of good stuff over there.
01:33:56.340
I saw a thick chick one time catching a bus on a Jerry Olshansky jersey.
01:34:07.440
I go to Premany Brothers last time I was there and I was like, hey, can I hold the cheese?
01:34:11.760
And I had them hold, like, a bunch of stuff on it and they looked at me.
01:34:14.100
They were excited that I was there and then they were, like, disappointed that I...
01:35:03.360
It's just, it's weird when there's no football.
01:35:09.460
They've played some story games over the years.
01:35:16.160
Then the next season, we won with Kyle Rudolph in the end zone.
01:35:37.400
You guys won against Brett Favre when he got the Bounty Gate shit.
01:36:15.460
They had the tight end Dawson Knox's brother passed away.
01:36:35.160
When you see those games where they're like, yeah, his mom just died last night and he's
01:36:49.680
I want to see it because I remember when it happened.
01:36:56.420
He grew up playing football and there's a guy who turns into a woman.
01:37:02.000
And she's the one who was pretending to be this girlfriend the whole time.
01:37:17.120
So, the person who was faking him pretending to be a girl was actually a guy.
01:37:29.760
The guy became a girl and just catfished him for a long time.
01:37:33.740
And he just had really – he seemed like he just has kind of very simple Christian beliefs.
01:37:37.280
Not simple, but like basic philosophies of faith and like –
01:37:55.520
It's like it doesn't even like – they're like – but it ruined this.
01:38:02.960
There's a documentary about it that the guy's now fucking has to deal with.
01:38:06.340
He dropped to the third round of the NFL draft and he was a Heisman candidate.
01:38:12.100
And at the end, they're like showing the girl dancing.
01:38:14.000
It's like – but at least I – you know, it's like this is how I learned to come
01:38:22.600
It's crazy that Netflix like kind of championed her like as if –
01:38:28.400
But then Teo said, you know, he's very much about forgiveness and –
01:38:35.680
It was just like, man, I'd have been way more Teo.
01:38:41.640
Yeah, because they – she pretended also then to be the brother of the girl he was dating
01:38:45.960
or communicating with and then he's – she's like – she called as her own brother and
01:38:55.320
Then called back a few weeks later and said –
01:39:37.500
You know, it happens for some people, but I don't know.
01:39:41.060
Yeah, of course you did because you grew up in a fucking swamp on Alcatraz.
01:40:00.080
No, I ended up talking to the person on the phone when I was about to go into a Panera bread.
01:40:04.700
And I stepped out and took the call, and it was a man.
01:40:14.200
And I'd been texting with this gal for a while, and then it was like, wow.
01:40:22.120
No, I was nice for a little bit, because I had a couple minutes to kill anyway.
01:40:25.840
And I had a couple minutes to kill anyway, and I was like, uh...
01:40:36.740
It's basically like, it's like a library for fat, you know?
01:41:12.860
They put a fucking tight baguette around his neck.
01:41:19.300
and they gave him a fucking whole baguette as a peg leg.
01:41:23.860
And then birds, you know, just kept eating his leg.
01:41:41.160
and you just mentioned this earlier about, like,
01:41:53.100
the men think they're more likely to be influencers
01:41:56.480
than the women, and they're relying on it more.
01:42:02.120
you have to understand, there's going to be less,
01:42:04.420
because of automation, there will probably be less jobs
01:42:13.120
it's going to come to the fact that you're going to have,
01:42:29.080
It's like everybody's going to be an Uber driver