This Past Weekend with Theo Von - March 12, 2024


E487 Dax Shepard


Episode Stats

Length

2 hours and 6 minutes

Words per Minute

196.3254

Word Count

24,851

Sentence Count

509

Misogynist Sentences

73

Hate Speech Sentences

56


Summary

Dex Shepard is a comedian, actor, podcaster, writer, and host of the Armchair Expert podcast. In this episode, he tells us about growing up in an Ohio basement, how he got into stand-up comedy, and what it's like to grow up in a basement.


Transcript

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00:01:32.880 slash T-O-U-R. Today's guest is an actor, comedian, podcaster. You may know him from a lot of his films,
00:01:43.360 or you may know him from his Armchair Expert podcast. This is my first time meeting him
00:01:50.020 today, and I'm excited about it. I'm looking forward to getting to know him. Today's guest
00:01:57.060 is Mr. Dex Shepard.
00:01:59.100 Shine that light on me
00:02:02.800 I'll sit and tell you my stories
00:02:08.720 Shine on me
00:02:13.480 And I will find a song
00:02:17.720 I'll be singing
00:02:18.900 I love you
00:02:19.580 I'm always amazed at those people that they find that live in, um, like they find them
00:02:33.640 and the kids have been living in like a basement or
00:02:36.700 An Ohio basement. It's generally an Ohio basement.
00:02:39.740 Yeah, I guess it's kind of like an Ohio pastime. I don't want to say
00:02:42.360 And is this a bit? Well, it says on the license plate, Ohio Buckeye State slash basement captives state
00:02:49.360 Yeah, dude. What if in years from now?
00:02:52.200 Sincerely, I've seen 12 of those stories over the years on the news and it's 100% of them have been in Ohio
00:02:57.320 Like middle of Ohio
00:02:58.800 Oh, definitely. It's like a let's they should do like always like hey show your basement, you know?
00:03:06.540 Yeah, I think there should be like mandatory basement sweeps in Ohio
00:03:10.280 Like you got taxes. You got the census fuck it task the census people with it
00:03:15.240 Like just need to know how many folks are here. We're gonna have to peek in the basement
00:03:18.200 Hey, I want us. I want those cellar doors open now, but it's wide open so we can just sniff around a little bit
00:03:26.140 Nothing personal just 12% of you have people in the basement
00:03:29.980 And so it'd be irresponsible for us and that take a little gander down there
00:03:34.760 I wonder if the world devolves so much that like
00:03:38.900 Things like that like the basement
00:03:41.620 Like basement
00:03:43.060 People
00:03:45.380 Becomes like a mascot for like the city like the city football team or something, you know
00:03:50.660 Like the cleveland basement
00:03:53.200 Basement people
00:03:54.280 Does louisiana have
00:03:57.380 Something that they over index in like when you're watching shows? Yeah, and they're like and you're like yeah, that's because michigan has i'm from michigan
00:04:07.140 I want to say 40% of date lines. I watch
00:04:11.860 Where the woman is married the husband. Yeah, that's gonna be michigan. Yeah, yeah
00:04:17.080 And then also if some militia members are gonna try to capture somebody that's generally gonna be in fact
00:04:24.860 Not to bring it down but the oklahoma city bombing was planned
00:04:29.580 At the amoco truck stop like six miles from my house. Oh wow. It's amazing man. Yeah, and that was in michigan
00:04:36.300 Yeah, yeah right off of us 23 and it was called the oasis truck stop and how they get it to oklahoma city today
00:04:42.300 People didn't bid on it, right? That's crazy. Um, he
00:04:45.900 Timothy mcveigh was that his name? Yeah, um
00:04:49.020 He just was regrouping in michigan's a great place to brush up on your militia skills
00:04:52.940 I think he was in there with some some of his militia guys
00:04:56.300 And then they needed a place to plan maybe some big tables to lay out stuff
00:05:00.540 And the oasis gas station was was turnkey for them
00:05:04.140 Well, that's what i'm watching the news and i'm like i'm a kid, you know ish and i'm like oasis gas station
00:05:09.740 We're like a i'm afraid to go in as a kid because there's men sleeping in their semis
00:05:14.860 I like when I run in for a candy bars, there's like a parking lot of men
00:05:19.100 Oh, it's a lot of those places. It's a real
00:05:21.980 I like to call it like a molesters gauntlet kind of that you run through
00:05:26.620 Yeah, you're like there's so many like pitfalls here
00:05:30.220 So many traps, you know a lot of like those truckers will leave like the
00:05:34.460 Candy right in front of the truck like just sure a couple dollar bills
00:05:39.740 Yeah, a little baggy with just some remnants of some some speed
00:05:45.180 Well, you know, I drive a bus. I have a I have a tour bus. Oh, you do now?
00:05:49.100 Yeah, not because I tour
00:05:51.100 Right because my family and I go out in it for a few weeks every summer. Oh, yeah, and I go to the sand dunes a lot
00:05:56.220 So regardless you go to the sand dunes you said yeah, I'm just making sure what you said
00:06:00.220 Yeah, I never been to the sand dunes, but you know that you know of them here in california glamis
00:06:04.700 It's not oh my god. Yeah, it's such a an incredibly weird and wonderful place
00:06:11.020 You can't believe it's in california the whole time. You're there
00:06:13.900 It's 400 square miles of sand dunes 20 by 20
00:06:17.580 And the folks that are there are like the folks from the oasis gas station that I grew up with and you're like wow
00:06:22.620 But half of them are from arizona because it's very close to arizona
00:06:25.100 But it's on the mexican border with the wall and it's enormous sand dunes
00:06:29.020 And so oh look at this wow now. You could potentially even see photos of me. Yeah, look at this
00:06:33.980 And so like on new year's eve, there'll be 250
00:06:36.620 It's the closest thing in real life to um the original um road warrior a road warrior
00:06:42.380 Specifically road warrior and road warrior was that movie. It's kind of like mad max a little bit
00:06:46.380 It was the second one. I think the first mad max was black and white and very australian and then road warrior was just you're in the desert with mel
00:06:56.140 Yeah, I'm the last of the v8 interceptors. Oh, thank you so much. I saw mel gibson colin
00:07:03.340 Thank you
00:07:04.620 Wow, so bad with names. I try to really you just did that like a sniper. I just did that to
00:07:09.580 You want to make a phone call?
00:07:11.580 That's me. That's all me. Yeah, do you want to move my truck or anything?
00:07:15.260 Take it for a ride
00:07:17.260 Does he need it?
00:07:18.860 This is a plunger for a bomb I put in the lobby
00:07:25.260 You know, it's banaca. That's breast sprays. No, I know it's nicoretic. It's straight nicotine. Oh, really? Yeah
00:07:32.140 No delivery device just straight nicotine. Are you into nicotine? Yeah, I've been into it. Do you want to try a little?
00:07:37.580 I don't let me see. I'll hold it for a second because I um
00:07:41.500 Yeah, I was doing nicotine for a long time and then i've had 14 days off and i'm on the oh
00:07:46.700 Well, then give me that back. Yeah, well now i've had one day off. Oh, then take it
00:07:50.460 Well, just let's leave it right here. Okay. Well, it's tbd. Yeah, this is just there
00:07:55.340 But one of uh, my another comedian on the tour bus had um
00:07:59.660 A vape on him. Oh, I had a moment at night. It was just like I was falling apart
00:08:04.940 I don't know it was just because sometimes if i'm up too late, then i'll do something to damage myself like of course
00:08:09.580 I'll like do a watch a uh, do cue up some porno
00:08:14.380 Or or heard website mmm you do but you don't want to promote it
00:08:21.420 I just don't know. Yeah, it doesn't matter. It's not an important question
00:08:25.420 I mean a lot of the websites. I'm not I don't do a lot of porn, but i'm i'm increasingly wanting to know and
00:08:31.980 And um, i'm wondering if i'm on the right website
00:08:36.220 Because I think you strike me as a pro and I don't say that judgmentally
00:08:39.900 But it I feel like you've been to every corner of the internet i've been through some yeah
00:08:44.620 I've been through some probably
00:08:46.380 I don't want to call them wormholes, but sure i've been through some time
00:08:50.220 Yeah, so I want you to jet-eye me just a tiny bit and be like save some time
00:08:54.060 This is where you want to be what happens to me
00:08:56.140 So it'll be up late and i'll be kind of fucking antsy or whatever and i'll probably have been doing some vaping
00:09:01.020 And so then i'm like, all right, well might as well watch a little bit of porno
00:09:04.780 Pornography, you know, yeah, just to fucking cap the night off. I'm a fucking king book and yeah
00:09:10.220 Because I do what I want to do. Yeah, so next thing, you know, i'm
00:09:15.020 cued up on there and I have this fear now that the
00:09:19.340 They the porno sites are
00:09:23.100 Videoing you back. Oh, that's how they get people like down the line is like they're like
00:09:29.660 Yes for blackmail. So it's like you pep tape over your camera or anything
00:09:33.500 That would be smart. Oh my god. Here's what i'm doing. I do something crazy. What do you do?
00:09:39.740 I
00:09:40.460 Put the screen at like an angle where it can only kind of see the ceiling or whatever and then i kind of like
00:09:46.780 Oh my lord. I'll like lean off and kind of masturbate it like an angle
00:09:52.540 Sideways like i'm the guy that does those uh remember that picture they used to have on this on the school on the wall
00:09:58.700 The staircases that interchanged or whatever the mcs yes mcs
00:10:03.580 I'll take like a real mcs your angle sure penis is off to your right
00:10:08.860 Just making sure i'm out of the way
00:10:11.580 Okay, but let's drill down into because i think i know exactly what you started with it started with you're too late
00:10:17.980 Or you're up late. Yeah, i'm up late because so i so relate which is
00:10:22.540 I i'm supposed to go to bed at a certain time or i know i feel the best if i go to bed at a certain time
00:10:26.940 Right, but then once i've crossed that
00:10:30.220 Now it's kind of like well i'm just fucking up
00:10:33.500 i'm fucking up so
00:10:35.340 I already already feel bad
00:10:37.340 So let's go all the way so let's get the vape off our buddy
00:10:40.780 Let's get that porno. Let's get our computer tilted at a weird angle. Yeah, let's rev up some porno
00:10:46.620 Yeah, let's fire it up. Let's make some fuck and i'll do sleepy time tea and vape
00:10:50.540 So i'm just living in this fucking speed bally zone. Yeah, it's crazy like hey, what's gonna happen with this guy?
00:10:56.780 You know he might stay up. He might watch a movie. He might go to sleep
00:11:00.220 Yeah, this dude does his own shit, you know
00:11:03.180 Okay, so back to the bus so i have a bus and i have to and it's a real bus. It's an actual tour bus
00:11:07.740 It's an actual tour. Okay, and you guys keep it at home
00:11:10.140 I think my neighbors think aerosmith spending the night a lot of the time
00:11:14.620 It's a proper tour bus big old diesel pusher
00:11:17.900 Biggest cat out there the asex
00:11:20.300 Oh, there you go. That's that's me at a truck stop with my daughter
00:11:23.100 Um, sure it is. Okay, we just went over some of this that this is the type of thing that we're looking out for
00:11:30.220 Oh, yes
00:11:31.020 You show us the first image you show us. Um, no, that's awesome, man
00:11:36.140 So i'm constantly now it used to be I was a kid and I had to walk the gauntlet at the oasis truck stop
00:11:42.460 Mm-hmm to get my candies. Yeah, and now i'm back integrated because I can only pull the bus into the truck
00:11:49.020 You know the there it is. Look at that. Wow, isn't that a steed?
00:11:53.260 Yeah, and um, you guys are so good. Oh, so look I got my weight lifting kit up there
00:11:58.380 Oh, you do have it perfect in there. I travel with my weights and I got my grill pulled out
00:12:02.380 And where will you guys get like a stay in a more? Um
00:12:08.140 Upper at like a is there like a fancy koa campground or is there still just the I think there is I think
00:12:17.420 Maybe berkshire hathaway bought some
00:12:20.620 Conglomerate of really fancy ones. That's not what we do
00:12:23.900 There is an app now hip camp. I think it's called
00:12:26.940 It's just like airbnb where someone might have like eight acres. They don't know what to do with the eight acres
00:12:31.500 They're not going to build on it. Right, so they just put a 50 amp charger
00:12:35.740 And like a sewer line and some fresh water on that spot and then you book it
00:12:40.860 You never see anyone. I just pull the bus into a field on a river hook up and then we're good to go
00:12:46.620 Or we'll have we plan that we're going to be at friends house that have big driveways
00:12:51.260 Like that was at my friend's house in jackson hole who has a you know, big old driveway
00:12:56.140 So you guys will just hit the bus and just take the ridges go all the way up there
00:12:58.940 Yes, but but now i'm at the truck steps all the time and then I I step out of the bus
00:13:04.140 And I I walk the same way in to go to the professional, you know cashier, you know this whole routine
00:13:11.180 And the dudes i'm seeing are all the guys that you know
00:13:14.620 They're just waking up in there and everything and then I I play this game in my head where i'm like
00:13:19.980 I'm walking tough enough and I got my gloves on do they think i'm a driver?
00:13:23.980 Oh, no, that's kind of what I want them to think yeah, you want and if they see me getting out of the fancy bus
00:13:29.420 I'm like, you know if i gotta know you're gonna try but but i try to walk i the way i walk into the trucker
00:13:36.460 Entrance of the pilot gas station is the performance of my life
00:13:42.060 It beats any work i've ever done in film or television
00:13:45.100 I believe it really does it kind of am i because i'm afraid of those guys
00:13:48.700 I mean if you really boil down to what it is. It's like I was afraid of them as a kid. Yeah, i'm still afraid of them
00:13:53.420 So I fucking walk into that gas station like you're gonna have your hands full
00:13:59.020 Someone else
00:14:00.220 Yeah, even though you're a fucking six foot two and jack
00:14:03.660 But I feel eight years old. Yeah
00:14:05.820 Dude, it's so funny. Sometimes you always feel eight years old. Don't you? Oh, i'm always always I have to actively remind myself
00:14:12.780 I'm, not it's like a mantra. Yeah, I have to like I have to go through a checklist like okay, you're 49
00:14:18.940 You got money
00:14:20.540 You're not tiny, right? You've been in a trillion fights
00:14:23.980 Like what are you fucking afraid of? What is
00:14:28.140 Did you have stepdads?
00:14:29.900 What did we have? Yeah, we had one guy mr. Charlie and he was in
00:14:34.220 That says a lot that his name is mr. Charlie. He was in the war and definitely so and i don't know if he was called mr
00:14:39.340 Charlie before the war, but I think he loved the war so much that he changed his name to charlie
00:14:45.100 You know like which is confusing because was he in vietnam? He might have been in vietnam
00:14:49.020 They were calling the enemy charlie. Yeah, I think he uh
00:14:53.100 He took on the enemies
00:14:54.860 That's he would take my mom always to like the chinese restaurant all the time and
00:14:58.860 He would kind of like do like a lot of
00:15:02.060 He would like kind of pay homage in there and he did some kind of bizarre shit and
00:15:05.660 Uh, sometimes he would take us dude. This is one crazy thing he would do
00:15:08.940 He owned a car wash that had like all the car were coin up
00:15:11.740 Yeah, coin operated dude, so we always heard those are cash cash
00:15:14.540 Oh, bro, he always had some fucking money on him
00:15:17.580 My whole life the one thing i've wanted to own was a coin operated car
00:15:20.940 Yes, you grew up hearing that. It's just like it just prints money. Yeah, it just sits there
00:15:25.980 No, one works there. Yeah, you stop in occasionally and grab a couple thousand dollars and quarters
00:15:30.780 Yeah, you stop in do cpr on somebody
00:15:35.100 Pull a body out of the 55 gallon drum trash can yeah
00:15:38.540 My mom would always take us to wash her car. That was like a big thing that we would do and so
00:15:43.100 Anyway, so she met mr
00:15:44.060 Charlie and then he would take us to uh
00:15:47.660 Holiday and express sometimes
00:15:50.380 For the continental breakfast, but he would say he was taking us out to eat right, but it was just we would just
00:15:54.460 It was just the free breakfast. We would just go in the door and eat right
00:15:57.980 But I never knew so I'd always like ask the strangers to like if I could order like a fucking something
00:16:04.140 Like yeah, I'll have another waffle and the people would just like what the fuck are you talking about?
00:16:07.820 I'm here for my son's soccer tournament. You thought everyone worked there
00:16:10.860 Um, but he was good and then he he got he lost his mind or something and
00:16:16.140 He had alzheimer's and then he wore gloves a lot and p and
00:16:19.660 He it was kind of like people always ask him if he played the piano and he couldn't hear him
00:16:23.020 And it was just like a lot of just it got it kind of just devolved, you know, what ages was
00:16:28.220 He might have died at 89
00:16:30.940 Okay, wow, he's much older than I was
00:16:33.580 Yeah, he's much older but my mom is your mom has a flair for older men. Okay, but back up
00:16:39.020 What how old were you while mr? Charlie was taking you to the holiday and express? Oh, probably I was probably a good
00:16:45.180 11 I bet and was he he was too old to come in and be like
00:16:50.300 I got a new program and I'm the dad or did he do that?
00:16:53.420 No, he didn't really he was pretty chill
00:16:55.740 He's like wanted you to reach for the remote for him and stuff. Yeah
00:16:58.540 He wore like a cool hat and he would just sometimes
00:17:00.940 He would get his dog in his lap and just he would tell us how much he loved his dog
00:17:04.620 And he would make us kind of sit there and listen to him tell us that but he was a pretty handsome guy
00:17:10.780 and
00:17:12.060 What else? I was your mom while he was 89 and she's probably 70 a bit
00:17:18.300 No, she was I think he was probably 20 years older than my mom
00:17:22.220 And your dad how much older because 38 years old my parents were 38 different I know
00:17:26.780 No, why were you emancipated at 14?
00:17:32.620 I just didn't like being at home man. I fucking hated it, you know
00:17:36.860 I didn't like my environment that much, you know, I just didn't like it. I didn't like my environment
00:17:42.940 I didn't like not having a say in
00:17:46.460 Where I was or who I was I felt like I kind of just got in this space in life that I was like this doesn't make any sense
00:17:53.180 This family there's no connection
00:17:57.100 My family felt like a business that you had to work at but you didn't know what the job was
00:18:00.780 But you had to be there every day every day you're just standing around
00:18:04.780 There's like a kitchen there's like a fucking but you have no idea what the business is, right, but you got to be there, you know
00:18:11.100 So was mom
00:18:12.860 Yeah, so my mom was cool. My mom was my mom was just you know, she was just a different you know, she was just
00:18:18.140 What was my mom was just working all the time, you know, what did she do?
00:18:23.500 She sold things like if you say if you go to like a cvs or a gas station the things that are like at the end of the aisles the impulse buys
00:18:30.700 Yes, she would kind of go stock those a lot of times. Okay, so and one time she worked for this cookie company
00:18:37.020 And she would have these cookies dude just these huge boxes of fucking cookies, but we were children dude jackpot
00:18:43.260 So we would go at night sometimes and sneak out in her car and just lay on top of them
00:18:47.900 And fucking the whole thing it smelled so much like cookies. You could inhale and your stomach was full
00:18:53.260 Oh my god
00:18:55.260 Have you ever thought about just fucking filling your cherokee to the gills with cookies and reenacting that whole experience?
00:19:02.140 It might be cathartic and therapeutic
00:19:04.140 It could be interesting man. Yeah, no, I never thought about that
00:19:06.940 I did go to my old if we were better friends when we become better friends, okay
00:19:10.940 I think i'm gonna surprise you
00:19:12.940 By just filling your cherokee to the absolute brim with cookies. You're gonna get in late for something
00:19:17.980 You're gonna be grouchy, you know, I shouldn't have vape last night. I should have went to bed two hours earlier
00:19:21.980 I gotta stop checking off
00:19:23.660 And you get in your car and you're like
00:19:25.820 Oh my lord
00:19:26.700 Goddamn
00:19:27.660 Mom?
00:19:31.180 Is there a flavor of cookie I should be
00:19:33.580 I love the snickerdoodle, but these were more
00:19:36.780 Can I guess were they an oatmeal raisin they had some stuff like that
00:19:40.940 They had it was very because you open the box and they were in plastic inside of the box and then there was they were all lined up
00:19:48.460 They fit exactly as many as they could in that box
00:19:50.780 And it was an unbelievable amount of cookies to be around as a child. We couldn't even fat
00:19:55.900 We couldn't even fathom it. But so that was uh
00:19:59.420 Yeah, that was that was the kind of work mom did she was just always gone a lot and then one two little sisters
00:20:04.060 Yeah, well, I have two sisters and a brother
00:20:06.700 You're so but you the brother's way older, right like could have been you know my bro
00:20:10.780 My dad had some children from his first marriage. Oh, okay that were like
00:20:14.540 Way older like one of them was like 57 when I was like probably eight, right?
00:20:19.580 And so you guys didn't probably I think he's somebody shot him, but um
00:20:25.020 How old your older brother from your mom my older brother my mom is two years older than me. Oh, okay. Yeah, he's awesome
00:20:30.700 Do you have a little brother syndrome like I do? Mmm, like what is it?
00:20:36.460 Well, like a I thought I was terrible at everything my brother's five years older than me
00:20:40.380 So I'm like, I'm so weak. I'm a terrible skateboarder
00:20:43.580 um
00:20:45.180 I feel like little brother syndrome
00:20:47.340 Oh, I wonder if I agree with what the definition I google the little brother syndrome can manifest in one of two ways a a sense of entitlement
00:20:53.420 Oh, I deserve what he has or to a means for advancement. He can do it. I can do it
00:20:58.860 I didn't even know of this definition and I guess I agree with some of the items in there, but in general for me
00:21:05.100 I wanted to be cool and older and I wanted him to let me hang out with him
00:21:10.220 And I was trying desperately to like accomplish all these weird tasks
00:21:14.300 I had decided was the entrance into being his best friend
00:21:19.100 And probably a like an inferiority complex and then I got when I got around kids my age
00:21:24.700 I was like, oh, wait, I'm kind of strong
00:21:27.980 I'm not as terrible at that and then I was like high on that
00:21:32.300 but
00:21:33.340 Yeah, I just I guess wanting to be
00:21:37.180 Around somebody non-stop who was very ambivalent about me being around your brother
00:21:42.380 Yeah, yeah as he should he was five years old
00:21:45.020 Oh five years is a long enough stretch where it's like yeah
00:21:47.260 If some kid is following me around and that kid is
00:21:49.500 He's gonna be weird no matter what because he's younger and I was weird on top of it
00:21:54.700 And you're fucking weird. Yeah, yeah, yeah
00:21:57.500 Left-handed dyslexic. Were you really? Yeah, yeah still. Oh god, huh?
00:22:03.420 Yeah, I never had dyslexia. I don't think I think we both did. Did we both do Santa Monica College?
00:22:08.060 Yeah, I did that. Yeah, me too. I think I have an associate's from there. Really? Yeah, I actually have a an associate's degree from Santa Monica College
00:22:15.260 I can't remember if I have that or not, but I remember there was always a rumor that Steve Smith went there
00:22:20.140 Did you ever hear that rumor? No, Steve Smith guitar player from Billy Idol or Steve?
00:22:25.260 Steve Smith number 89. They played for Carolina. Oh, Panthers. Okay. Yeah
00:22:29.740 I didn't hear about a single famous person
00:22:32.940 Yep, Chad Johnson and Steve Smith played together at Santa Monica College. Oh, I get I didn't even know they had a football team
00:22:38.780 Um, wow
00:22:43.740 Chad Johnson and Steve Smith. That's at Santa Monica. Your team, by the way, is so fast. I feel like we're on a CNN show or something
00:22:50.220 Really? Yeah, this shit is like coming up like
00:22:53.020 They do it. It's barely out of your mouth and we're looking at a picture of it. They're excited. Rice Krispie treats with
00:22:59.020 Chocolate chips in them. Dude, we've never even met before. No. It's kind of crazy, you know? Yeah, I just like you a lot. Well, thanks, man
00:23:05.740 I dm'd you to let you know like I just like you so much
00:23:08.780 I think you're one of my favorite people to see something pop up on Instagram every single time. I like it
00:23:13.340 Oh, thanks, bro
00:23:14.380 When it's sincere, I like it when it's really funny
00:23:16.380 I like it when it's like over the line there we go
00:23:18.860 There are my rice krispie treats. I was thinking of oh, that's nice. Um
00:23:22.620 Yeah, I don't know
00:23:23.500 Do you have that with people where you don't know them, but I just feel like oh god, I just think I really like that
00:23:29.820 Yeah, you do. Yeah, can you think of somebody recently and would you reach out to that person?
00:23:35.740 Hmm
00:23:37.180 I'm so bad at answering stuff. Uh
00:23:41.340 I'll stop if you want. I'm just in the habit of asking. No, it's good
00:23:45.180 I thought maybe Justin Bieber one time, but we'd met each other through someone
00:23:49.420 And so then I just messaged him and did he respond? Yeah
00:23:53.980 He did. I have a really wild story of that variety. Yeah, which is I didn't know
00:24:00.300 How dms worked like I I knew
00:24:03.900 I knew the people that I followed or I you know, I knew I saw theirs, but then I didn't know there was like general
00:24:09.340 You go there. I didn't know you could write you could do like whatever it's called. What's the one?
00:24:14.060 It'll bring it one
00:24:15.500 No, it'll bring you to all of basically the verified people who have messaged you
00:24:20.620 Oh, interesting. Oh, I know what you're talking about
00:24:22.620 Top request
00:24:23.180 Top request
00:24:23.820 Top request. I didn't figure that out until maybe two years ago, and I've been on instagram for at least a decade
00:24:29.260 And I figured it out and then i'm looking and i'm like, oh my god
00:24:33.100 These people who have reached out to me that I didn't see one of them being and of course his was at the top
00:24:38.140 My wife because he's
00:24:42.460 Um
00:24:44.220 Justin bieber was at the top
00:24:46.940 And he was two years old and it was the nicest most sincere dm about like hey
00:24:53.100 Either he had just gotten married or he's about to get married and he like thought maybe kristen and I like
00:24:58.300 Had some of the things figured out and he just wanted to chat. Oh wow
00:25:01.900 And then fucking for two years. I just didn't respond
00:25:04.780 And then I was like, oh my god, it's like I really missed the boat on this
00:25:09.260 I could I could be like mentoring bieber in his love life and I
00:25:13.820 I'm there for that. I fucking saw believe the movie
00:25:17.820 The doc on side. No, the doc
00:25:21.260 I'm trying to think of like a love movie. No, no, no is the doc about him
00:25:27.100 Oh, the document and I fucking loved it like i'm not hiding from the fact that I think he's awesome
00:25:32.220 Yeah, he's been through it. Yeah, and it's somebody that's been through a lot, too
00:25:36.060 I'm always curious when people go through so much like how do they end up
00:25:40.620 Still being able to take care of themselves. Yeah, not dad, huh? Not dad. Yeah, yeah
00:25:45.980 Because I look at if you had given me all the stuff he had at his age
00:25:49.900 I would have jumped a ferrari off a mulholland
00:25:53.100 An accident, you know, with too many people in the car
00:25:55.740 Oh, bro, we didn't have any yeah, I remember we had I got a two liter of diet seven up dude and I remember I fucking
00:26:01.020 Set a vehicle on fire in my neighbor's yard like
00:26:04.220 Yeah, if I had gotten any uppers at a young age shit would have gotten bad, bro. Yeah
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00:28:34.520 Yeah, my I my addiction was only curbed by my me being broke
00:28:41.260 Right because you're in recovery, right?
00:28:43.140 Yeah, yeah
00:28:43.260 Okay, me too
00:28:44.060 Yeah, yeah
00:28:44.580 So well, that's it
00:28:45.660 I think I thought I think that's what actually like turbocharged me reaching out to you
00:28:50.220 Yeah, it's like I just liked you and then I was talking to a friend of mine charlie about you and he's like, oh, I love him
00:28:55.080 Yeah, I listen to his pockets. He goes, you know, he's he's like sober
00:28:57.660 I think he's like 18 months sober and I was like, oh, wow now I really have a reason I could reach out
00:29:02.680 That's cool, man
00:29:03.520 But yeah, I quit
00:29:04.660 Well, it's nice of you. I'm glad that you did
00:29:06.000 Yeah, yeah
00:29:06.840 We've already had a couple really nice text exchanges
00:29:08.600 Yeah, we have, man. We had a nice one the other day and um, yeah, it's been fun, man
00:29:13.220 Um, yeah, I like meeting people that are in recovery
00:29:16.260 I feel a lot easier around people that are in recovery for some reason
00:29:20.440 And I don't know even what it is if there's a different immediate
00:29:24.000 Like level of like care or connection. What do you think about it?
00:29:29.740 I think it's what's weird is looking back on my life. It parallels exactly who I also hung out with as a kid, which is
00:29:37.980 I only hung out with kids on welfare
00:29:40.940 Who also had divorced parents who also probably had violence in the household
00:29:46.420 I like being around people that I don't think are going to judge me
00:29:50.380 And in the program everyone there is a fucking scumbag
00:29:54.520 Everyone's a piece of shit. That's why we're there
00:29:56.820 And like the great like experience you have if you
00:30:01.500 Go to aa and you work the steps is you're like you've made this list of things you've done wrong and you you're
00:30:07.760 You're you're required to tell somebody and generally it's your sponsor or whatever. Yeah
00:30:12.460 And you're certain when you walk in there and you let them have this list of things you regret that they're gonna call the police on you or throw up in
00:30:20.460 Disgust with you and they look at you
00:30:23.780 They're almost laughing like well, that's it
00:30:26.960 Well, you didn't fuck any animals. That's like I'm impressed you haven't fucked the animals and then you're like well read the back of that
00:30:32.660 Yeah, oh shit. You're right. I love something now
00:30:35.700 But that look of like
00:30:38.340 Yeah, me too is the most comforting
00:30:42.380 Thing for me
00:30:44.660 Yeah, there'll be times when I'm in a meeting
00:30:46.820 And like you're sitting there and somebody says something and you can feel this is crazy
00:30:52.300 It's it's almost like how volleyball teams all get their period at the same time
00:30:57.060 Yeah, you can feel like
00:31:00.180 Everybody in the room at the same time like
00:31:03.860 Yeah, you ever had that happen? Oh, yeah, for sure and you're like
00:31:07.860 It's almost like a group of fish or something like
00:31:11.060 Yeah, some of those all change direction. Yeah, yeah, some of the steam leaves at the same time out of every
00:31:16.580 It's it's got it's
00:31:18.580 It's got to be some physiological thing, but it's unbelievable. Yeah
00:31:21.620 Yeah, well weirdly I just interviewed this expert in his book was called super communicators
00:31:27.380 And he was talking about them when on armchair. Yeah, yeah
00:31:31.540 When two people are having a conversation and it's the same conversation
00:31:37.140 Oh, yeah, Charles Duhigg
00:31:39.060 Um, fuck they're fast. It's almost too much now. It's too fast. And I feel like I'm having deja vu
00:31:45.860 It's a triggering day. No, no, keep it up. Keep it up. Don't
00:31:48.420 You guys have a winning recipe, but um, there's basically like three different conversations
00:31:55.220 Conversation all conversations fall into three categories. There's like there's logistical ones
00:31:59.460 Like what are we supposed to do next? And then there's emotional ones
00:32:02.580 What are you talking about for what so like a classic one would be you and your girlfriend are talking?
00:32:10.580 And you think you're having a conversation like
00:32:13.300 Um, how should we fix this problem and she and she's having an emotional conversation?
00:32:19.860 She's saying i'm overwhelmed by this whole thing got it
00:32:23.060 And then so and that you can look at a brain in an fmri and see like the part of her brain that's active is like the amygdala
00:32:30.260 and the part of your brain that's active is the neocortex so
00:32:33.620 Literally, you can't have the same conversation. It's like two different parts of the brain that do two different things
00:32:39.140 Yeah, so you're like, well, here's how we're gonna fix this hon. You're never gonna do that again
00:32:43.060 I'm gonna tell it right and she's like nothing is comforting her fear in that moment
00:32:47.380 So you guys are just like and then the more you talk having the two different conversations the worse it gets for each other
00:32:53.860 So when you both are having the exact the real same conversation and you look at people's brains and fmri
00:33:01.060 All of a sudden their brains become kind of indistinguishable from one another or another example is you can take a musician playing by them
00:33:08.980 Themselves and then another musician playing by themselves look at their brain in an fmri and they have a unique pattern and once they start playing together or
00:33:17.460 Start doing a duet
00:33:19.460 Their brain pattern become indistinguishable. So we will we will match our breathing when we're connected
00:33:26.340 Our heart rates will match all this crazy shit. That's true start mirroring. Yeah, this is like scientifically proven time and time again
00:33:34.580 So yes, that moment in a meeting
00:33:36.820 It's like it's chaotic. Someone fought over a parking spot. Another guy just got broken up with blah blah blah blah blah blah
00:33:42.020 This person like sledgehammers through
00:33:45.940 Generally for me when i've experienced it like with some moment of vulnerability like I just failed at this fucking thing and we all go like
00:33:54.020 Wait, oh god, I know exactly what it feels like to fail in that specific way
00:33:59.220 Yeah, and now all of us have joined like the same
00:34:03.220 Brain pattern so I think it's not like it's not imagined. I think it's physiologically
00:34:08.420 Observable, huh, and it's so
00:34:11.540 Powerful, yeah, it's when you realize like oh, yeah, we're social monkeys and we're supposed to be in a group like this and we're supposed
00:34:17.940 To be dialed in and it feels fucking right. Yeah, and then I didn't go to church or I was drugged at church
00:34:24.340 That was never a part of my life, so I don't have that kind of
00:34:29.700 Right nostalgia for that collective experience. I know people in church have I would go my grandparents would take me and my brother and I would get in trouble
00:34:36.260 My papa bob would you know flick our ears and you know, it was we were we missed it
00:34:41.460 That's a great comparison like when you said like with the birds like how they all change at the same time
00:34:45.860 It's so crazy
00:34:46.900 Yeah, I think there's a lot of other things going on that we just don't have the ability since we only have five senses
00:34:51.140 It's hard for us to
00:34:53.300 I think there's a ton of stuff and information that's in the world, but we only have
00:34:58.420 Five ways of inputting it. Yeah, so we really are kind of limited as opposed to maybe
00:35:03.860 Other things may have more, you know, or in the future. They may have like
00:35:07.220 Creatures that have more or something, you know
00:35:09.620 Are you would you consider yourself hyper vigilant?
00:35:13.380 I don't do you mean like well
00:35:17.380 In the capital or something like that like what are you talking about like people that invaded the cap? No, no, no, no
00:35:22.100 Um
00:35:23.220 Like i'm guessing I don't know enough about you
00:35:25.060 But if you leave if you leave the house at 14
00:35:29.540 My guess is it wasn't like the cleavers. Yeah, right. Oh, yeah, I just didn't feel any connection at home
00:35:35.300 So then at a certain point I was like, well, why am I gonna stay here and let this define me?
00:35:38.820 Where did you go at 14? I don't want to stay with a friend. Oh, you did? Yep. One of my buddies
00:35:42.900 And their parents were fine. Yeah, their parents were pretty cool and we had a nice time and we're still I still go over there
00:35:48.980 When I go home. Yeah, so it's like and their kids
00:35:52.020 Their kids left like a year later, and I was still
00:35:53.940 You stayed after they left
00:35:55.940 Wait, so your buddy was a couple years older than you he was same age, but yeah, something happened
00:36:00.820 He drove into the neighbor's house or something. He was drinking and then uh, he had to leave and so
00:36:04.980 I was still there
00:36:06.980 Oh, and now I'm in his room
00:36:10.020 You were being sponsored by him, but then he split and they kept you. That's really funny
00:36:14.340 But it was like did you feel weird as hell like that first dinner?
00:36:17.380 Would you eat dinner with the family? Yeah, we'd eat dinner with them. We had fun man
00:36:20.500 And your buddy was gone and you were there. Yeah, it was kind of you remember that first dinner. Oh, yeah, I was like well
00:36:28.900 More for us
00:36:30.900 I was just in there, but I remember the first night I closed the door and his bedroom
00:36:36.020 This is now yours. This is what I had my
00:36:39.460 I had my own bedroom there and I closed the door and I was like
00:36:43.700 I was like fuck I hadn't had my own room. I was like this is crazy, dude
00:36:48.660 and then
00:36:50.660 Something I must have had drugs on my mind at that point or something because I remember I opened the window then and lit up a little joint
00:36:56.580 Right, and I didn't realize like I guess how like
00:36:58.660 Stinky it is just yeah
00:37:00.500 Yeah, yeah, I was just excited if I could have it be a home. You thought you had your own home
00:37:06.100 Here we go. I'm finally on my own you're not no. No, no, you have a room feel
00:37:10.100 Yeah, yes
00:37:10.740 You know, it's still in out someone else's house and his his room his window was next to mine
00:37:16.820 And uh, I guess his room was open. He fucking comes in there. He's like dude. What the
00:37:20.900 Yeah, yeah
00:37:22.740 We just got you in here
00:37:24.580 Yeah, right
00:37:25.300 You're gonna get thrown out and then he fucking bitched me out and then took the rest of the joint and fucking smoked it went in the yard
00:37:31.700 Yeah, but that was that was when did you start doing drugs?
00:37:36.180 I think probably then you know around then I was smoking weed and stuff, but I wasn't doing anything heavy and I never liked drinking or drugging
00:37:41.620 but then when I got like
00:37:43.540 I
00:37:45.540 I think I just had so much issues like with dating and
00:37:49.780 Like uh
00:37:51.700 Like you couldn't date and you wanted to I don't know. I just had so many issues with it. I just um
00:37:58.740 Did girls like you?
00:38:00.580 Not when I was young and then I switched to a new high school and some of them did and that was crazy
00:38:04.740 It was so scary. You're like now. What do we even do? You know, yeah
00:38:08.340 Um
00:38:09.540 But then it was like, uh
00:38:11.380 Everything was kind of fun. I just could never be faithful in a relationship. Yeah, I'm gonna try
00:38:15.540 Me neither. Really? Did you have a problem with it? Fuck no. Yeah, couldn't couldn't it
00:38:18.820 It's like the month when I the longer I'm sober
00:38:21.380 What do you spray under my tongue?
00:38:22.820 I yeah, I go under the tongue and then let it kind of uh soak in like it were you like you had dip in
00:38:27.780 All right, I just quit dip on the first. That's why
00:38:30.660 Well, that's what this one of us have quit shit. We're spraying nicotine in our face
00:38:34.660 It's good. It's good for you though. Yeah, it's great. This is the tobacco. That's an issue
00:38:38.740 um
00:38:40.020 Yeah, elementary school for me was um way too big
00:38:43.460 Way too big most parents felt bad
00:38:46.740 They thought I had flunked a couple greats like
00:38:49.540 But you were a call?
00:38:50.660 Yeah, I was just a big kid
00:38:52.500 Yeah, and I was dumb because I was dyslexic and I couldn't read
00:38:56.100 You were really dyslexic?
00:38:57.300 Yeah, and I went to special ed every day for two hours
00:39:00.980 Yeah
00:39:01.620 With you know, oh, they would knock at the door in the middle of class and they would go
00:39:07.540 Dax and then they would call someone else and we'd like stand up and we'd leave and go to special ed for a couple hours
00:39:12.180 It was rough and then you know
00:39:15.060 I'm trying to tiptoe around the fact that most of the kids in that classroom were like in wheelchairs and everything else
00:39:20.340 So I was confused. I'm like, why am I what's going on here?
00:39:24.980 And so I was huge and dumb
00:39:28.260 And I don't know too many colics. Oh
00:39:31.860 Wow, there you are, man. Oh wow, I can't believe you found a picture. That's first grade
00:39:36.660 Dax Shepard. Yeah, those big teeth
00:39:39.540 Wow
00:39:40.020 I haven't had braids. My teeth were all fucked up. I was in I was in braces for like, uh, nine years
00:39:45.300 Really? Yeah, my teeth were bad, too
00:39:47.060 So anyways, I was in love with so many girls in elementary school
00:39:50.500 I had huge crushes. No girls like me
00:39:53.540 And then thank god my brother in between fifth grade and sixth grade when I went to junior high
00:39:58.340 He's like, here's the situation. You're shaving your sides were going spiked on top
00:40:01.860 You're gonna bangs now long and back. You're a skateboarder and you're punk rock
00:40:07.380 Go and I just went with it and I arrived at highland junior high
00:40:12.660 In the most popular girl in that junior high sasha. Oh, she sounds beautiful, dude
00:40:19.700 She was so beautiful. It was insane. God
00:40:23.780 I'm walking down the hallway in the sixth grade hallway
00:40:26.660 Yeah, and sasha cross it's walking down the sixth grade hallway and oh my god, what's she doing here?
00:40:31.380 Oh, that's sasha cross it and she fucking handed me a note
00:40:35.220 And it like went into my science class and I opened it up and it said will you go with me and I was like
00:40:41.220 Dude, that's the first drug that is the first drug or I went I was like
00:40:47.140 What's happening?
00:40:49.140 Is this a prank?
00:40:50.740 Yeah, had her phone number. Oh
00:40:53.700 Went home serious went home and I was like
00:40:56.180 You know
00:40:58.180 You know dialed the phone remember that yes, and then I chatted on the phone with her for like two hours
00:41:03.460 And then we were fucking going together in your room
00:41:06.420 You chatted with her or on the did y'all have a universal phone question sixth grade. I was living
00:41:12.820 at my
00:41:14.100 Dad's for a few months, so yeah, I had my own room there wasn't a phone in there
00:41:18.420 But it was easy to have privacy there and it was a land my dad was out
00:41:22.260 He wasn't sober yet. So really he was partying. Yeah. Oh, he was going fucking hard sold cars drove a corvette
00:41:28.900 bang coke
00:41:30.900 at the bar
00:41:33.460 He was he was everything dude. That's so cool, man. Yeah, I remember and that changed my life
00:41:39.300 Oh, that changes everything and I liked it so fucking much and I remember she like
00:41:45.220 She was in eighth grade and I was in sixth grade. So we would make out at the bus before she got on the bus
00:41:50.580 I'd go to the basketball games with her and she told me to go up her shirt
00:41:54.180 She's like go up my shirt. I remember going up her shirt. I was like her bra felt so tight
00:41:57.780 And I was like she's like I'm supposed to go under this bra
00:42:00.580 I think but fuck it's so tight
00:42:01.860 It's gonna hurt if I and I was like monkeying around in there and fumbling and then she's like just go on to run like
00:42:06.900 She really made me do it was really in there and got it
00:42:10.900 And it was euphoric
00:42:12.900 And it was such a high such and I didn't have it and maybe this little brother
00:42:17.860 I just felt like a I could never turn down that attention if I got it
00:42:23.540 I couldn't resist it. Yeah, and of course i'm like and they don't know no one knows
00:42:28.740 It's fine. Everything's fine. I'm still very nice to this person and that thing happened and then yeah
00:42:33.540 Just a terrible pattern of cheating. Yeah, the bad pattern starts man
00:42:38.100 And yeah, I was saying when I think back now i've cleared up like dude
00:42:42.020 I quit drinking in 2004 in september of 2004. I had an opiate relapse
00:42:47.460 But in general, I haven't had like fucking wreckage in 19 years. Oh, that's great. And so
00:42:56.020 The stuff that really plagues me now is like just really going back and being like god. Yeah, those girls didn't deserve like they deserved
00:43:03.460 Me to be faithful to be like a yeah
00:43:05.700 Shiver's got to waste their time
00:43:07.140 Use them to prop up my own self-esteem and then need someone
00:43:12.180 Again to because it doesn't last yeah. Oh, yeah feeling great. I remember walking across a gym
00:43:17.860 I was at this new school. I walk across the gym and some girl this girl was hot dude. She was like
00:43:25.220 I think she had like 30 tits. Oh
00:43:28.340 She was so hot and she was looking at me. I and I thought I had like
00:43:34.580 Shit on my leg or something. Yeah, yeah
00:43:36.340 And I was literally like so fucking embarrassed
00:43:38.420 I was like and I was walking across the gym
00:43:40.260 I could feel every step and I was like I've got to get across this gym and I gotta find a mirror asap
00:43:45.620 And I gotta de-shit myself
00:43:48.500 Because these bitches are catching on
00:43:50.500 And uh, and then after that like a girl like came to the office one time and kind of liked me
00:43:56.660 But before that I'd been so nervous like one girl I liked in like uh middle school
00:44:01.700 I didn't know how to tell her this
00:44:04.340 I saved up the saliva in my mouth the whole class
00:44:08.660 And after class I ran up behind her and spit right in the back of her hair
00:44:13.860 That was your move
00:44:14.820 It was like an animal. It was like literally like a chimpanzee when I think about it now
00:44:20.820 It's like dude, you were and and you had no
00:44:24.820 Je ne sais quoi
00:44:26.420 You didn't you were
00:44:28.260 And I say you just shit in the hallway and stare at her as you
00:44:33.140 But when I tell you yeah, when I think about the effect over here
00:44:37.860 I love you
00:44:39.860 I love you so much. I love you so much. I'm shitting in the hallway for you
00:44:43.460 I'm shitting in the hallway for you. I'm ruining myself for you. I'm fully exposed
00:44:48.980 Yeah, it was like
00:44:50.580 It was just such an effect that that that kind of thing had such enough just and that became like
00:44:56.660 an addiction man, like just in the sense of wanting attention from women
00:45:00.980 It wasn't as much like a sexual addiction for me like over the years. It just was like
00:45:05.300 I needed to know if that there was any chance that that girl cared about me
00:45:10.020 Yeah, yeah, yeah
00:45:10.900 I just needed you craved it
00:45:12.180 Yeah, I needed her to look at me. I just needed something I needed people to I just needed
00:45:17.620 Her to see me. Yeah
00:45:19.140 It's and then it's okay if it played out how it wanted
00:45:22.980 But I needed to at least have her not be invisible. Yes. Yeah, I needed
00:45:26.980 Yeah, because you feel invisible. I felt invisible all of elementary school
00:45:30.580 Yeah, I'm friends with the guys that have girlfriends. My friend Trevor's with Amy. We're we're always together
00:45:36.740 Can you do you see that? I'm here. I know too big for everybody, but you know, yeah
00:45:43.380 I had I had a great relationship with my mom, but it it kept getting punctuated by stepdads
00:45:49.700 Oh, really? So
00:45:51.460 So you had unlimited stepdads. Yeah, I had almost like unlimited shrimp over
00:45:55.700 Yeah, yeah, yeah, it was bottomless stepdads
00:46:00.260 The sizzler of stepdads
00:46:03.060 But so it'd be like super
00:46:05.860 Connected and it'd just be the four of us my little sister my brother and my mom and that was always perfect
00:46:11.780 But then a new guy would roll in and then it was like his program and we had to have different manners at the table
00:46:17.780 And she'd be distracted understandably. She's like in her 20s raising three kids by herself
00:46:22.180 I have no like
00:46:24.900 Resentment towards her about it all, but yeah, they're just there was like and I just fucking craved it
00:46:30.100 I wanted to be loved at all times by a woman. I still want to be yeah, like my needs are unrealistic
00:46:36.420 Oh, that's interesting
00:46:37.860 Yes, like if i'm dead honest and i'm in therapy. Yeah, my therapist will be like
00:46:42.260 You know, it's not kristen's job. Like she's not your mom
00:46:45.460 She's not going to dote on you and right infatuated with your existence
00:46:50.740 It's no way. Wait, that's not
00:46:53.220 But i'm giving up so much. I'm not banging anyone shouldn't I be doted on and celebrated every time I walk
00:47:01.300 So my daughter's like every day. I have not left. Yeah, should they be like god damn it dad?
00:47:06.580 We got one of the good ones. I know your dad was out at three
00:47:09.700 But no one's no one's proud of me. No one cares. Oh, I remember
00:47:16.740 My first like or my second girlfriend and we were like really in love and what age?
00:47:22.900 I think this was in college and she and I
00:47:26.340 She broke up with me. She'd had it. Yeah, and I remember saying you can't break up with me. You're my mom
00:47:31.940 That's what I remember it came out of my fucking face
00:47:34.260 And that was just a slight improvement over spitting in her hair
00:47:38.500 That's where you had matured to by the time you're in college
00:47:42.820 You can't you're my mom. Yeah, what a freudian slip
00:47:46.420 It was a freudian water slide dude, but it blew it came out it like came out it just
00:47:52.020 I was like you can't break up with me. You're my mom. Oh my
00:47:55.380 And I was like and I didn't know for years what that even meant
00:47:58.100 And then once I got into recovery and started getting a look at my life. I was able to be like
00:48:02.020 Wow, dude like I had no understanding of like
00:48:07.140 how to
00:48:08.260 Get affection or be fair with affection or anything like that. Yeah, I mean I didn't have a template
00:48:13.540 I didn't have a fucking idea. I didn't know it was her response. Do you remember?
00:48:18.020 She I know she felt probably bad for me, you know, oh good. She loved me for sure. Yeah
00:48:22.580 Yeah, and she's a super loving girl, but um
00:48:25.300 But I I think she probably years later probably saw like oh that dude was
00:48:29.620 He was not ready. Yeah, that guy was not ready
00:48:32.900 No, no he's not ready for a mature
00:48:34.740 And he's still fucking just
00:48:36.900 Trying to get ready, but he's trying to get ready, but that stuff doesn't go away man. That's the crazy thing
00:48:41.780 I thought at certain like like at certain times in my life. I'd be like oh in a couple years
00:48:45.700 This will be gone, but it doesn't go away unless you do something about it
00:48:49.300 Yeah, you have I had the fantasy that to be aware of it would solve it
00:48:53.060 Yeah, like oh I see what's happening. I'm just trying to get you know, i'm trying to heal
00:49:00.260 Oh god, I could go super deep which is like
00:49:03.220 And this is recent and this is probably too much for your show or the dudes who listen to this
00:49:06.900 But no we've dude if I crown here one more time. I'm literally turning into the garth brooks
00:49:11.460 Oh, yeah, me too. I've been crying all the time
00:49:14.820 Every I didn't cry for 30 years and now I can't make it through a day without crying bro. It's like it's for fucking being sober
00:49:20.980 Yeah, it's like you got the menace. You don't have anything to numb it and here it is
00:49:25.380 But I also think like there was a sexual component which is like, okay
00:49:30.020 So my mom adores me that's obvious. Um, I was the golden child
00:49:34.900 I did not lack for a mom who believed in me or supported me or thought I was wonderful. She definitely did
00:49:40.980 but
00:49:42.020 Something would take her away from me and I was smart enough to realize
00:49:47.220 Oh, we can't fulfill this romantic desire of hers
00:49:50.420 Like that's something we can't
00:49:52.660 Fulfill she's gonna have to go get boyfriends right aka she's gonna have to have a sexual relationship with people
00:49:59.060 Right, so I think in some weird way and I I think i'm just
00:50:03.540 Starting to understand this aspect which is like
00:50:06.580 I have to give that to any woman
00:50:09.700 If I want her to stay around in a way that is
00:50:13.620 World-class and you can't go you don't want to go shopping for more like the priority I put on that part
00:50:19.380 The sexual part I think was very
00:50:22.260 Outsized for what a woman would even give a shit about
00:50:25.460 Oh, just as a little kid I was like, oh
00:50:27.860 The only thing I don't have is that my mom needs is sexual part
00:50:32.420 So I mean that's what I want her to stay at all times and I don't want any of these guys to come around
00:50:36.900 So if I now if i'm having this experience that also feels loving and nurturing and with a female
00:50:42.820 My thought is like I have to give her that thing
00:50:45.860 In a way that she'll never go need it and leave me for it god that sounds like that sounds kind of exhausting
00:50:52.180 In a way, I mean kudos to you dude
00:50:54.820 Yeah, I don't
00:50:56.020 I was always so nervous with sex
00:50:59.860 It would be like you are
00:51:00.660 Oh shit, you know
00:51:03.140 And it would be like yeah, oh dude, so like unbelievable and I would just yell things out like that's that was great sex
00:51:10.820 You know this fucking hoping that
00:51:12.980 You could rewrite history for her
00:51:17.300 Yeah, and it's just oh
00:51:20.180 Nobody has had nobody has given out more bad sex
00:51:23.780 I don't think
00:51:25.140 Than me hands down there should be a game show I think
00:51:29.700 And they just put like a whoop bracelet on you and it's just like people were like no
00:51:33.940 Fucking oh my goodness. Well, we haven't seen one this well. This is unbelievable. This is an underwine. Do you remember when they asked george
00:51:40.660 Zimmerman's
00:51:42.420 Personal trainer on the witness stand when he would write rank his his physical fitness level out of 10 and george
00:51:48.580 Zimmerman was the guy that shot the
00:51:50.180 Trayvon martin
00:51:50.900 Trayvon martin and his his he had a physical trainer which is comical in itself, but they asked the trainer like
00:51:57.060 What would you rank? What would you give?
00:52:00.180 Zimmerman's physical fitness out of 10 and he said with a straight face
00:52:05.060 Point a
00:52:07.060 Or some point point something and I was like
00:52:10.580 Oh my lord
00:52:12.340 That is the last thing you want to hear your fucking trainer get into the decimals
00:52:16.740 Why did I just say zero? I guess he thought if he said zero
00:52:23.780 It would be oh, do we have it? Oh, oh point
00:52:26.900 Point five out of 10. Oh my god
00:52:33.940 He really said was zero that was him like he's like I gotta throw a half point in to just not be
00:52:39.460 So cruel
00:52:41.060 Yeah, we gotta you know, and he's sitting there. I presumably he's like in in that and behind that desk waiting
00:52:47.460 Hoping
00:52:47.620 Hoping he'll see here. I hope he gives me a four
00:52:50.420 Maybe he had a high end and
00:52:52.340 Low end of expectation
00:52:53.940 That'd be more shocking than the verdict
00:52:56.580 The guy's like yes, I'm going
00:52:58.100 He could take away one of the two things
00:53:00.100 Dude, yeah, and you don't want to be that little flubber in prison
00:53:05.940 I don't think because those are the guys I hear that get like
00:53:08.900 Kind of banged a lot around like the holidays and stuff
00:53:14.340 Holidays, why the holidays because people are sentimental?
00:53:17.300 Yeah, just like the little chubby guys in prison get fucked around the holidays
00:53:21.780 That's what I've heard
00:53:22.820 What holiday is the worst?
00:53:26.100 It's not Christmas
00:53:27.060 Christmas probably now if it's Hanukkah it's fucking eight days long
00:53:30.580 Oh, yeah, very sad Jewish inmate
00:53:34.580 Hey, somebody hide fat Josh. We gotta fucking make sure he doesn't get banged up
00:53:40.740 But yeah, I think
00:53:41.700 Get him into uh, what do they call it when you're by yourself?
00:53:44.260 Solitary confinement
00:53:44.980 Yeah, they gotta put him in solitary confinement
00:53:48.340 Yeah, man
00:53:48.900 Easter's gotta be a big one too
00:53:50.740 Yeah, there's a little bit more
00:53:51.940 Because there's a resurrection
00:53:52.900 Yeah, yeah
00:53:53.540 You're feeling extra bad about you
00:53:55.780 Somebody's like yeah, i'm gonna get hard again because jesus did you know
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00:55:11.220 Wow, man, so
00:55:15.380 Did you how much times have you been married before no? No, it's for your first marriage. Yeah, I was with I've had
00:55:21.700 Three really long term relationships. I had like a five-year
00:55:27.300 In that started in high school and then lasted to me living in la and then I was with
00:55:32.980 An incredible woman brief for nine years
00:55:35.780 But that one I thought I had kind of outsmarted which was
00:55:42.100 I had already felt so fucking terrible about
00:55:45.220 Cheating on girls. I always got caught inevitably. I got caught and those were the I can't remember those phone calls
00:55:51.780 Trying to explain why it didn't you didn't care
00:55:56.820 Was there anything worse than that? Oh my god. Well, it's tied with driving to someone's apartment to tell them
00:56:03.380 That you're breaking up. I mean those those two for me
00:56:07.540 Are like i've had a lot of motorcycle injuries?
00:56:10.260 I'd take of them a million times before i'd ever drive to someone's apartment and just say like
00:56:15.620 I think we're in different places. Yeah, and they're like no shit
00:56:20.580 Oh, dude, the craziest is when you go over there and you knock on the door and they open it
00:56:23.940 But they kind of walk away from the door after the
00:56:26.660 Right, so it's just fully up for you to walk in and talk to you know, it's like
00:56:31.060 When the gig is up, dude. Oh, fuck. I hate it so much
00:56:34.500 And then you know, you've been feeling that way for months in my case before you have the balls to drive over and and fucking
00:56:41.940 Be honest. Yeah, and then so that drive isn't is it is insufferable and then sitting in there is so terrible
00:56:49.380 But there is that feeling when you walk out the door and you've made it and you're walking to your car
00:56:54.660 We used to go. Oh, oh, thank god. Okay. Oh, you do get that blast of like relief
00:57:01.540 Yeah, and then a day later you're like, I think i'm in love with
00:57:05.780 I think I love her so much and I fucked up. Yeah, I think I really fucked up
00:57:10.260 Then you're insanely in love with her for a few days
00:57:12.340 And then you gotta like white knuckle that just like it's booze or coke to not re-engage
00:57:18.180 Anywho, what were we? Oh
00:57:20.260 Oh
00:57:21.540 So when breen I met we met
00:57:23.780 um
00:57:24.580 Cheating on two people. Oh, okay, right
00:57:28.340 And I knew immediately i'm like i fucking love this girl like oh my god
00:57:32.900 Do I love this girl like I want to have kids with this girl at some point wow
00:57:36.980 And you had you ever felt like that before or no
00:57:41.780 I guess I did a
00:57:42.980 Uh, the girl I was cheating on with that. I'd been with for five years certainly
00:57:46.900 But that had run its course in that like I had moved to la to pursue this
00:57:51.060 She was she hadn't joined me. It was kind of obvious. We also got kind of
00:57:56.580 We got realistic about the fact that we only see each other four times a year and like that got a little
00:58:02.020 It approached an open relationship or maybe even became one. It kind of was just like look you're a human. I'm a human
00:58:07.620 I'm, 20
00:58:08.820 You know children so we were kind of grown up about that
00:58:12.100 So then when I met breen and we met cheating
00:58:15.780 I just had this moment of honesty with or I said like
00:58:19.220 I would like to have kids with you and make it to 30 and have kids
00:58:24.340 And I don't think you and I will make it if if one of the requirements is monogamy
00:58:29.460 I just think we're fooling ourselves like if that be if that's one of the deal breakers
00:58:34.660 We're not going to make it to the part. I want to make it to where we have a kid
00:58:38.820 and
00:58:39.780 She was like I don't
00:58:42.420 So what are you suggesting? I'm like basically like
00:58:46.020 I don't want to lose you over that
00:58:48.020 I'm liable to do it and I feel like you're probably liable to do it. We just met cheating on each other, you know two right
00:58:53.620 And um
00:58:54.740 There was this kind of weird in a mary uh inter intermarry
00:59:00.180 whatever
00:59:01.220 period where
00:59:03.060 She like ended up
00:59:04.820 Chatting with her mom about it and all this stuff and then at some point she just came to me and said like
00:59:09.540 Yeah, I guess if I don't know anything
00:59:11.540 I don't really care and I was like yeah, and I don't I have no desire to know about anything, but um
00:59:16.740 I'm not gonna require that from you
00:59:18.340 We both were just like i'm not gonna require that from you
00:59:20.420 So I was in an open relationship for nine years wow and
00:59:24.340 We slept in the same bed every single night we lived together
00:59:28.740 There was no like craziness what mind you I was also a fucking full-blown addict during this period
00:59:34.660 Um, but if she was at home, I don't know what happened when I was at home. She didn't know what happened and that
00:59:39.380 To some degree work. I mean definitely work we stayed together for nine years in our 20s
00:59:45.140 Which is almost impossible and I love her like crazy still do we're still really good friends
00:59:50.500 And both of our lives have worked out great and I wouldn't say that that was the reason ultimately we broke up but all that to say
01:00:00.660 Going back to like getting older being sober longer
01:00:03.620 I you know, I would have liked to have been someone that could have just been monogamous with her
01:00:10.660 Yeah, she deserved that. I also think oh, yeah, I think even within the the
01:00:17.060 With even within those rules. I was scumbaggy
01:00:20.820 Like I definitely hit on her friends sometimes like I did terrible shit under the guise of like well, i'm not lying about this
01:00:27.460 I'm i'm
01:00:28.980 I'm honest in
01:00:30.420 That can be true and also you can recognize that people are hurt
01:00:35.460 That you're leaving a wake of people that are bummed and hurt by you and so it's like great
01:00:40.180 I didn't lie and i'm above board, but people around me are kind of hurt by their experience with me
01:00:45.220 I don't like how that feels yeah
01:00:47.700 Yeah, like bring it like around your friends and they know what you're doing just like all they all feel awkward
01:00:52.340 Yeah, it's like what's going on here? Yeah, that also I think more more like how many because everyone we're very open about it
01:00:58.100 Like dude, I remember it was new year's eve
01:01:03.060 And I went was out of them like in the mountains with some girl and all of her friends
01:01:08.740 And then her friend and I ended up hooking up like in the closet upstairs
01:01:13.540 And then a couple hours later. She's like did you hook up with my friend in the closet?
01:01:17.140 And I was like that's the dumbest fucking thing I've ever heard of right
01:01:21.780 That's correct
01:01:22.260 I was like let the shit up yeah
01:01:23.780 Well, and we're all just at this so stuff like that
01:01:26.340 I think I feel like and some of those things i've had to like make amends for you know, and yes
01:01:30.580 I didn't do a ton of stuff like that
01:01:31.860 But there were certainly moments where it was like
01:01:34.020 I'd be in an instance where I had somebody I really liked and cared about and there was a still a part of me that that
01:01:39.780 Needed to get more validation or needed to be seen, you know, and it wasn't always even about sex
01:01:44.980 But sometimes it's just like I needed to know if I could flirt or that girl would give me some response, you know
01:01:50.340 Well, that's when you connect the dots that like oh because I connected these dots in sobriety, which is like
01:01:58.340 Oh
01:01:59.220 This is the exact same thing like whether I want to acknowledge it or not this sex thing and this approval thing is identical to cocaine
01:02:07.700 Yeah, um
01:02:09.700 I had like the most
01:02:12.180 Visceral experience of my life
01:02:15.620 That pointed that out to me. Well, I had two
01:02:18.660 Um, one was and I was a few years sober and I was single and I was on my space
01:02:24.660 Yeah, and I was on tv
01:02:26.820 Oh my gosh, yeah, just take that in for a second
01:02:30.100 So you were just damn prince charles or whatever. I was enjoying the shit out of my space
01:02:36.180 And also I had not
01:02:38.500 I hadn't looked at the sex component as potentially harmful to me yet
01:02:42.660 Yeah
01:02:44.020 But I remember a gal came over
01:02:46.500 And you were good at sex you said
01:02:48.580 I mean
01:02:49.860 What could be more nauseating than a guy saying they're good at
01:02:52.820 Yeah, that's true
01:02:53.700 Out loud, so that's just a lose-lose for me
01:02:55.620 We'll just pretend that you're okay
01:02:56.740 Okay
01:02:58.180 I certainly
01:02:58.820 Some people aren't good some people, you know
01:03:00.260 Yeah, so let's be honest. The more you fuck the the better you are like you're not coming as fast
01:03:05.860 You're like
01:03:06.580 I'm sure you've had periods where you've fucked seven days in a row
01:03:10.420 No, I never I was always too lazy to do something like that. I think
01:03:14.580 Oh, really?
01:03:15.220 Yeah
01:03:15.620 You were saved by your lethargy
01:03:18.020 If they've had sex twice in a week or
01:03:21.860 Yeah, I was always very like
01:03:24.740 It was like it took a while. Yeah, just like yeah
01:03:27.220 Well, okay, so I need to preface this by I'm ashamed of this what i'm about to tell you like
01:03:32.980 I am ashamed of this
01:03:34.900 But this is very true. I was a few years sober
01:03:38.900 I was single someone had to come over that I had met on my space
01:03:42.900 And I was giving them a tour of the house
01:03:47.060 And I was in the first room of the tour
01:03:50.900 And I had this thought that was like, oh, this tour is so long
01:03:57.780 You had a big house?
01:03:58.580 No
01:03:59.300 I didn't have a big house
01:04:01.860 There was
01:04:03.140 I was like
01:04:05.140 But then I thought
01:04:06.980 What is this? I have a very familiar feeling like it's it's unmissable this feeling I have right now
01:04:12.900 And I like took a second to try to figure out like I know this feeling I know this feeling
01:04:17.140 What is this? What is this? And I was like, oh my god, I know exactly what this is
01:04:20.980 This is sitting in my old drug dealer tom's living room
01:04:24.980 While he measured out shit and told me about his fucking day and got distracted by telling me about his day
01:04:31.780 And I wanted to scream just like fucking give me a bump and i'll listen to you forever
01:04:36.740 But fucking focus and give me the thing like that that impatience
01:04:40.980 Oh, yes teamwork you want teamwork yes, just like
01:04:45.380 Knock off the bullshit give me the thing
01:04:48.580 And then let's talk fucking be all ears for eternity
01:04:51.780 Yeah, but that feeling was is so specific to me
01:04:57.300 That in that moment in the room, I realized oh my god, it's the same thing i'm like
01:05:02.660 I need this woman to give me the thing I need
01:05:05.940 And I hate that I hate that about myself. I hate that for her. I hate all of it
01:05:12.340 It's just I don't want to be insatiably needing something from somebody
01:05:17.620 And dependent on them giving me the thing and I was like
01:05:22.100 Whoa, so that was one moment where I was like, oh god, they're kind of the same thing, right?
01:05:27.300 Oh, and once I recognize that i'm like, I probably have to think about it in those terms like do I feel
01:05:34.980 Worse about myself or people you know, are they benefiting from you know, whatever
01:05:39.780 then the other crazy thing that happened that really sealed it for me was
01:05:44.820 I was monogamous and it was for the first time in like a decade
01:05:49.060 And so and then I was talking to my then girlfriend who was in boston doing something
01:05:53.860 And she told this story about bumping into somebody I knew she cheated on her ex-boyfriend with
01:05:58.340 And they're all at the same hotel. I'm thinking like well, i'm sure they fucked, right?
01:06:01.700 So i'm like i'm mad driving i'm driving in a in the car on the 405
01:06:05.860 And I had been monogamous at that point for like three months we get in a kind of fight over that
01:06:11.300 And we hang up
01:06:13.540 And I just had this like swell
01:06:17.540 Like a swell of horniness
01:06:20.660 The way you do when it's like I got to get coke or I got whatever that really big swell
01:06:26.020 And all of a sudden I was so horny and I was like i'm gonna
01:06:30.180 I'm gonna text kelly i'm gonna text kelly right now and
01:06:35.460 I can stop by her i'm not supposed to because i'm now monogamous blah blah
01:06:38.820 And then I just had a moment where I was like
01:06:42.100 That's interesting you're you're in a fight you feel emasculated by whatever just happened
01:06:48.820 And your body's smart enough to go well, let's get horny you won't have to feel any of this if you're horny
01:06:55.060 And we're at kelly's house and you're getting validated and you come all this stuff. I was like
01:07:01.300 Fuck this is like a defense. Yeah, because it's just like any other thing. I'm so afraid of my feelings or feeling
01:07:08.660 Uncomfortable your body created some my body was ahead of me. Yeah, I hung up
01:07:12.980 I didn't even register what had just happened and all of a sudden i'm like I am physically horny
01:07:16.980 It's not like I made it up. Yeah, and those two things for me. I was like
01:07:21.540 Yeah, this is a
01:07:22.980 This is a whole thing we gotta figure out. Yeah, wow
01:07:27.780 Man, yeah, that's the correct. That's the craziest part is that a lot of times. It's not even you making a choice
01:07:32.900 It could be you choosing once you get the input
01:07:35.540 But but you're like physiological ness is making that it's dealing you the cards and you're like
01:07:41.940 And again back to the brain the area of your brain that's now
01:07:46.100 Sucking up all the blood and running the show isn't the part of your brain your neocortex where you would
01:07:51.780 Think through all the things that are going to happen after this. Yeah
01:07:55.300 It's like you're not even you're these two areas can't be doing the thinking at the same time
01:07:59.380 So once that swell of like craving
01:08:02.900 Comes about
01:08:04.500 This is offline. Yeah, you're like I don't i'm never gonna see tomorrow or that's tomorrow dax's problem. You're right
01:08:12.180 I think i'm bad for him, but today's dax is about to get fucked up and
01:08:17.300 Feel good. Yes, but yeah, it's like it everything the ability to have any comprehension really or any forward thinking
01:08:26.260 Completely disappears. That's crazy, bro. I mean it
01:08:29.380 Disappears. Yeah, it's gone. It's unbelievable access it. No, I mean my biggest thing was just that
01:08:34.900 One of the things I ran into was just commitment a lot of times I would get into a relationship and then I just could not be committed
01:08:40.420 Like I couldn't be committed
01:08:43.140 I just couldn't do it
01:08:45.140 You know what's your explanation of that was it because you you wanted to hook up with other girls or is it because you thought
01:08:52.660 Ultimately, they would
01:08:54.100 See that you're a piece of shit and be out
01:08:56.500 I wanted to have the option to do what I wanted to do. Yeah, I wanted to be for I wanted
01:09:01.140 You wanted it all you want to go to sizzler
01:09:03.540 Yeah, I'm in the mood for wings and i'm in the mood for sale
01:09:06.260 I just
01:09:06.660 And i'm in
01:09:07.140 No, no, I just didn't I just didn't want
01:09:11.700 I didn't want to have
01:09:15.300 Somebody else
01:09:16.900 Like
01:09:17.780 Define me
01:09:19.380 There's a part of me that really doesn't
01:09:21.700 Trust
01:09:22.100 Having somebody else define me in a way does that make any sense or no
01:09:26.820 Yeah, yeah
01:09:27.300 Yeah, it was like even I remembered like when I had a girlfriend. I would a lot of times I wouldn't even say this is my girlfriend
01:09:33.620 I would say this is my friend and then their name
01:09:36.180 And some of that a lot of that stuff I feel bad about man. It was you know, because it's not fair to them, you know, like
01:09:41.220 um
01:09:42.260 But so it was that sort of thing. It was like I just
01:09:45.380 I just there's something I just had the toughest time with letting somebody else to find me
01:09:49.460 But do you think and I don't want to speak poorly of your mother, but do you think it's okay to suggest that?
01:09:55.620 Since mom didn't have your best interest in mind
01:09:59.860 That it was going to be pretty hard for you to imagine that anyone was going to have your best interest in mind
01:10:06.180 I think there could be some truth to that. I just don't know
01:10:09.220 I
01:10:11.940 I I it's hard for me to get there in my head. Yeah, like um
01:10:16.340 Or like intellectually you could maybe see the thread, but it doesn't feel like anything real right
01:10:22.020 Yeah, and for a lot of times for me, I got to get to that feeling space, you know for it to activate inside of you, you know
01:10:27.300 So I just think my mom was just super bit, you know, there just wasn't a connection there and I
01:10:33.140 Really wanted it. How old were you when your dad died? I was 16
01:10:36.740 So and he was very old, you know, but he was cool
01:10:41.140 I mean, he was old
01:10:42.820 But my mom would come to the baseball games dude. My mom was kind of a fucking gangster in a lot of ways
01:10:47.300 Like she would come to the baseball games and she would fucking scream hit it or we're leaving from her fucking astro van
01:10:57.060 In left field
01:10:59.700 And bro, I was already horrible at baseball. I was horrible
01:11:03.460 Uh-huh hit it or we're leaving she would yell and we didn't have any patience for fourth inning every time we were gone
01:11:09.860 Really? Oh, dude, she would pull you
01:11:12.020 Yeah, she would all right. He had five chances. Let's go
01:11:16.820 She would pull me from the game. Yeah, yeah, it sounds like she had your best interest in mind
01:11:22.100 Totally just she was just surviving, you know, yes
01:11:26.500 But again, you can be sympathetic and not judgmental to it, but also acknowledge what happened
01:11:30.660 Right, and I think that's still where i'm at like it's still like there's still a part of me that has like a lot of resentment
01:11:35.140 I think you'll have kids one day and it'll change it all
01:11:38.100 It will because you'll start just you'll you know, um
01:11:42.020 Subconsciously or you'll just be evaluating like wait, where was I when I was three like where like I remember my daughter
01:11:49.620 Came in our oldest daughter. This is probably a year and a half ago
01:11:52.740 She came in and she was like she had had a nightmare that me and kristen got divorced that mom and dad got divorced
01:12:00.740 And I said, uh, okay, well, you know, what happened?
01:12:05.380 Um, someone cheated. I think mom cheated on dad and I said, okay, well a couple things
01:12:11.540 I would never divorce your mom if she cheated on me
01:12:14.260 We would work through that like we're that's not gonna happen
01:12:17.140 But let's say it happened. What would then what would go on? What would happen next?
01:12:22.500 He's like, well, we went live together and i'm like
01:12:24.900 Yeah, but i'd buy the house next door
01:12:28.500 And I will be with you non-stop like i'm not going anywhere no matter what happens that's not gonna happen
01:12:34.900 But if if if that happened i'm living next door to you
01:12:38.900 And you come and see me whenever you want
01:12:41.860 And maybe your mom will date someone that's really cool. Maybe there'll be another cool person in your life
01:12:46.820 Like that's we don't know what it would be
01:12:49.700 um, but while I was saying all this to her
01:12:52.820 I was looking at her and all of a sudden I was just like oh
01:12:56.740 She's nine
01:12:58.980 By nine
01:13:00.420 I'm on my third stepdad and i've already been molested. Yeah
01:13:05.140 like
01:13:07.380 And i'm looking at her i'm like no no she's way too little
01:13:10.980 To be on her third dad and to have been molested right like jeepers
01:13:15.540 You have like a compassion for yourself because I think in my mind i'm always older than I really was or
01:13:22.100 I felt with it or I knew with the score you felt responsible
01:13:25.460 Yes, and I and in many ways I was right and then again i'm palling around my brother's five years older than me
01:13:30.820 So I was always a little bit five years ahead, but I look at this little girl and I think oh, yeah
01:13:34.740 That's way that's way too many things to have happened to a nine-year-old
01:13:38.740 Wow, right?
01:13:41.620 Yeah, that's kind of interesting. I think I probably need to get to that place in my life. I would like to yeah, i'm time definitely like
01:13:49.140 Yeah, i'm tired of kind of living in the same place sometimes, you know, so i'm just working on some of that stuff with my sponsor
01:13:55.460 What's the longest you've been with a girl a girl probably three years, maybe?
01:13:59.700 Uh-huh
01:14:00.500 So pretty long I feel like yeah, and so
01:14:03.540 Yeah, it'll happen and then also I fell in love with my work, you know, that's one thing I really fell in love with like
01:14:09.040 Yeah, I love to work, you know, I love to work. It's like a safe thing that I know like
01:14:13.720 How many days a year are you touring doing stand-up?
01:14:17.960 I don't know maybe a hundred and maybe a hundred shows a year a hundred
01:14:22.040 And then you're where in nashville the rest of the time yeah, nashville or uh, um, you know, i'm building the house in nashville
01:14:29.340 Hey, tell me that. Yeah, so we're gonna be like best friends in tennessee
01:14:32.760 This is so exciting
01:14:35.400 Maybe we should meet up in our tour buses like yeah, uh
01:14:39.480 Waffle house or something. Yeah, that'd be cool
01:14:42.360 Um, what made you guys choose nashville?
01:14:46.380 Well, it started with like I grew up around a bazillion lakes
01:14:49.720 Where i'm from in michigan. It's just lakes everywhere. Oh, so it's rural michigan. Yes, so I'm charlevoix. I was
01:14:56.840 Charlevoix is so beautiful. No, not that far out. Oh my god. Have you been there kid rock always talks about it all the time
01:15:01.920 No, it's preposterously beautiful. Yeah, in fact you go there and you're like this is in the usa like the that area of michigan
01:15:09.900 The waters turquoise blue like the caribbean like torch lake is like
01:15:13.640 Yeah, it's so beautiful up there and they have these petoskey stones at which are all tortoise to like turtle
01:15:19.000 They're impossibly beautiful flat stones for skippy. It's incredible
01:15:22.040 But initially we were gonna I found a house. I wanted to get there
01:15:26.760 I kind of wanted to live out my fantasy of grown up broke driving by the houses on a certain lake and I was home visiting my best friend
01:15:33.360 Aaron and I was driving by that lake and I was like oh shit son
01:15:37.080 You could fucking have a house on that lake now like that happened and I was like
01:15:41.480 I it was weird. I was like that happened was it scary though to like fall like like
01:15:47.000 Like lean into like a newer you that like has like money and all of that and pop opportunity and stuff like that
01:15:55.560 Sometimes I think I feel a little bit like uh
01:15:58.760 Yeah, like it's just like um
01:16:03.160 It doesn't fit well or yeah, I think sometimes I feel like it doesn't fit well
01:16:07.220 Sometimes I feel like yeah, I've talked about this before but it's like I don't want to put it's like, uh
01:16:11.380 I kind of like where I am
01:16:13.480 Yeah, but is it that or is it that you're afraid?
01:16:17.100 I'm afraid what people will think of me. Yes, so I have that too
01:16:19.980 Like i'm from a very blue-collar half the town was on welfare
01:16:23.460 There's a fight in school three or four times a day, you know
01:16:27.220 Violent drunk blue-collar place
01:16:32.100 It's the last suburb out of you, right?
01:16:35.420 What's that like a union? Yes. Yes. Everyone's parents were in the uaw where I grew up, but it's the last
01:16:42.020 Suburb out of detroit before it turns to just cornfields
01:16:45.960 So it's like if you went
01:16:47.280 Uh east it got like more and more built up
01:16:50.420 But if you went west of where I was from it was just past years the kids got on my bus with
01:16:54.900 Horseshit all over their boots from shovel and shit, so it was like hillb
01:16:58.780 It was muir. Is that new? I went to muir junior high. No, you didn't yes
01:17:02.420 M-U-I-R what? M-U-I-R? Yeah, why do you know muir? Billy strings was just on here and he's he grew up in muir
01:17:08.500 He's a no always an amazing uh guitarist. I just watched it
01:17:12.820 You posted a clip like a few days ago of it. Yeah, yeah
01:17:15.460 And he was talking about shitting on a heated seat at the sunset tower. Yeah, yeah
01:17:18.980 Yeah, so same so I'm the same thing which is like I hated rich people
01:17:23.140 Yeah, I grew up. I hated rich people. They were the enemy. I still hate them. Yeah, I know
01:17:29.940 That's hard to come to peace with for me, which is like
01:17:33.780 At what point are you just a fraud because you're a rich dude now? Yeah, and I can't identify with that because I hated rich people
01:17:41.300 They were the enemy. They were the people that made you feel shitty and that looked down on you
01:17:45.140 Yeah, well, we had a veterinarian dude and he like our street like was like
01:17:51.060 People would go from like town and they would cut through our neighborhood to go to like kind of like the nicer area where people lived at yeah
01:17:57.780 And he was like a veterinarian and he would throw out like the dead animal stuff in our ditch all the time
01:18:04.020 Oh, wow
01:18:04.660 And like yeah, he would literally stop a fucking black mercedes six or seven cats
01:18:09.140 Oh, he's just driving off a bunch of fucking bichon carcasses
01:18:13.620 And just hitting the road
01:18:15.460 Up there to richville and we would all get out there and yell and call them queer or whatever
01:18:19.540 And then fry up the food
01:18:21.300 And thank them and thank jesus for the meal
01:18:24.580 No, we would throw like the bones at each other
01:18:27.220 We would make like dinosaurs out of the bones and hide them and shit and fucking
01:18:30.980 But I think something like that. Yeah, there was well the rich were always an enemy, you know
01:18:35.060 Yeah, yeah, yeah, you always had to have an enemy, you know, so I think there's still good enemies to find out there
01:18:40.980 And maybe they're not all rich. Maybe it's just more about like greed or like well, but the thing
01:18:47.460 that
01:18:48.580 i'm
01:18:50.100 Entertaining is like
01:18:52.020 Yeah, that's gonna happen
01:18:53.620 People who are my people are gonna hate me because i'm rich
01:18:59.460 Well, I don't what can I do about that like that's that's their thing just like it was my thing
01:19:03.700 And
01:19:04.740 To to pretend i'm something other than i'm not feels like an even bigger
01:19:12.260 Contradiction or or or hypocrisy. Yeah, right like I gotta be realistic. I'm still
01:19:19.460 I still feel very comfortable
01:19:22.260 In the shit though most comfortable. Yeah, and so I think if you
01:19:28.900 Met me I whatever you thought or you were mad about I don't
01:19:33.860 Think you would feel that way. Yes, I'm not above anyone. I just I got some paper and I fucking love it
01:19:38.980 And I want to keep it. Yeah, that's all I wanted. I've fucking been working so hard to get that fucking paper
01:19:44.420 I didn't want to be a rich guy, but I wanted the paper more than anyone else. I ever
01:19:48.740 Oh, that's interesting
01:19:50.420 So
01:19:51.220 Yeah, and I think also being rich can be like a attitude, too
01:19:54.660 I think that's a lot of it
01:19:56.020 It's like there was something about the attitude of it
01:19:58.500 Nepotism shit like that. I don't like I didn't like
01:20:02.340 That's some of the shit. I just are I don't know
01:20:04.660 I still have a chip on my shoulder about like the kind of east coast blue bloody
01:20:10.100 these schools
01:20:12.020 the dress
01:20:12.740 but
01:20:14.580 Dude, I went to vacation this year with my kids in Martha's vineyard
01:20:19.380 Right, so yeah, and i'm like well, what are we gonna do here?
01:20:23.380 How are we gonna play this? We're gonna act like you can't be there and act like you don't go there
01:20:27.780 I I and my wife was like, why do you want to go to Martha's vineyard? And I'm like
01:20:31.460 Those kennedys could go anywhere. Yeah, the kennedys were the gangsters of all gangsters. They could go anywhere
01:20:37.860 If they went there and set up shop
01:20:40.500 There has to be something there. Oh, I see what you're saying
01:20:43.300 Like I got to see why about it the people that could have done anything landed there. Oh, that's interesting
01:20:49.300 I was like curious and I went there's like, oh, yeah, no shit people
01:20:53.300 It's fucking incredible. Is it nice? Yes, and again, this is what I tell myself. What's nice about it. It's like
01:20:59.300 Hey, it's just fucking gorgeous. Have you been at daytona beach a million times? That's where we go for our
01:21:04.900 You know winter break my mom would drive us in a van and we would sleep in the van down at daytona. Yeah, I hadn't been there before
01:21:11.380 It blew my mind
01:21:13.380 But a different vibe than Martha's vineyard. Yeah. Yeah, I can imagine that you go to ron john down on cocoa beach
01:21:19.620 Yeah, I've been over there
01:21:21.620 Yeah, I'm sure when I was a kid
01:21:25.220 Yeah, that was the best
01:21:26.660 In the in the sand is so hard packed in daytona that my brother and I remember going there
01:21:31.300 This is what always happened. We would drive down in a van the four of us
01:21:34.740 Um, we'd sleep in the van and it would always be the shittiest weather that florida had the whole year
01:21:39.780 We'd be leaving michigan in this in the snow and then we would get there all excited and then it'd be like 49
01:21:44.740 So one day we were there it was raining. It was cold as hell
01:21:47.780 But the scene was so hard packed that my brother and I were on our skateboards and we had like windbreakers
01:21:52.820 And it the the the wind just pushed us down the beach on our skateboards like flying
01:21:58.260 One of my greatest memories of my whole life. That's such a good feeling, dude
01:22:02.500 Yeah, yeah
01:22:03.620 Do you skateboard on the beach?
01:22:06.020 I don't even know how you would do it. Oh on the boardwalk. No on the same
01:22:09.620 Oh, wow. I know people listening would probably not believe this, but yeah, I don't a everyone drives on it
01:22:15.060 So it's just like really packed down and then if it rains it was just like being on concrete. Damn. Yeah. Oh, what a moment
01:22:21.460 Yeah, what's martha's vineyards like like I think of it is like there's ducks kind of there are ducks
01:22:26.740 You're gonna find all all variety of waterfowl there. Yeah, and there's a lot of
01:22:31.300 But i'll tell you the thing that i'll say they do have a restriction on how big of a house you can build there
01:22:36.740 So like this place versus um
01:22:40.180 Miami hamptons, right?
01:22:42.180 So the hamptons attracts billionaires
01:22:45.620 Martha's vineyards
01:22:46.580 millionaires
01:22:47.860 I know that's a stupid distinction to make but for me
01:22:51.540 Still with this weird class warfare thing. I was like, okay, well, there's no yachts out here. There's no people with like 40 000 square foot houses
01:22:58.740 And everyone's
01:23:00.660 No one's flashy. Everyone drives around in like vintage cars. There's no like bentley's and shit
01:23:04.660 It's like everyone's an old cherokee and stuff
01:23:07.300 You got michelle and uh
01:23:09.140 And they live very they got a spot their house looks to be bigger than the square footage
01:23:15.780 Allotment a lot
01:23:16.900 Yeah, that definitely looks like it's a lot
01:23:19.460 Yeah, it looks like there was at least a kickback of a bedroom or two
01:23:22.740 Yeah, that might be some kind of presidential clause
01:23:25.860 Um, yeah, bobby kennedy's always up there. He always talks about it
01:23:29.540 Um, and just growing up there and um, yeah, they have the um, uh, what is it?
01:23:34.100 Kenny
01:23:35.380 Kenny bunkport there?
01:23:36.260 It is
01:23:36.580 Is that their whole thing?
01:23:37.860 Yeah, so they the you cross
01:23:40.660 Uh, a little bridge out of martha's vineyard into a tinier island that's called
01:23:45.940 Hyannisport
01:23:47.060 Yes
01:23:48.180 That's where ted kennedy crashed
01:23:50.740 No, yeah
01:23:52.260 Oh, man, they
01:23:53.140 There's not a single stoplight on the whole island
01:23:55.460 Yeah, it's just all stop signs
01:23:56.900 Do you think they'd put one in after what happened to ted kennedy?
01:23:58.900 You would think they would have put cameras everywhere
01:24:02.100 Yeah, dude
01:24:02.580 Oh, I can't believe that
01:24:03.940 Yeah, I can't even imagine you pull up and
01:24:06.820 somebody's just
01:24:08.580 Just making just salmon or whatever on the porch
01:24:12.580 Fresh salmon they just hossed in
01:24:14.660 But yeah, I think maybe your money thing is a little bit like
01:24:18.500 You'd be betraying
01:24:19.620 It's just interesting to see what it's like
01:24:21.780 Okay, well never had any money now I have some money
01:24:24.100 Yeah, well, what's this like?
01:24:25.460 You know, I mean the nicest part is being able to
01:24:29.300 Eat whatever you want
01:24:30.340 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
01:24:31.460 That's the best, dude
01:24:32.260 And you go to a restaurant and you know that you can pay the tab if your friends want to eat
01:24:36.180 Yeah, there's three things that will make me feel rich
01:24:41.780 Because I was in LA for 10 years trying to get a job acting in clinic
01:24:45.860 So I was living on eight grand a year for like a decade in Santa Monica
01:24:50.100 So like I could never order pizza I wanted pizza so fucking bad
01:24:53.700 I could just barely stay drunk on my budget
01:24:56.260 And then I had to really be entertaining to the dudes who had coke
01:24:59.540 But where was I going with that?
01:25:02.580 Eight thousand
01:25:04.260 Oh, so now when I order pizza, I'm like, yeah, um, four
01:25:08.980 My wife's like, we need one
01:25:10.420 I'm like, we'll get four
01:25:13.060 And I feel so rich that I can order any fucking amount of pizzas I want
01:25:18.340 The other thing is I go to the gas station and I'm not
01:25:21.940 I'm not even sure what it is a gallon
01:25:24.260 And I love that feeling
01:25:25.540 I used to fill up my fucking Honda Civic like halfway
01:25:28.180 Yeah
01:25:28.740 And if it was 10 cents more, I was stressed
01:25:31.220 Yeah
01:25:31.620 So just getting gas, I feel like a bazillionaire
01:25:35.060 Yeah
01:25:35.300 And the other thing is a second fridge with beverages in it
01:25:38.500 That's what like kids I grew up with that were rich
01:25:40.980 They had another fridge in their garage with all kinds of beverages
01:25:44.740 So like those three things have me feeling like a Rockefeller
01:25:48.340 Dude, we had this cereal closet
01:25:50.660 We ate cereal probably, I would say, 400 nights a year
01:25:57.140 Okay
01:25:57.620 And I remember we had this cereal closet
01:26:01.860 And sometimes if you were hungry, my mom would literally put you in there
01:26:04.420 There was no light in there
01:26:05.380 There was 26 boxes of cereal in there
01:26:07.460 And she'd be like, don't come out until you are full
01:26:10.580 And just go in there in the dark and fucking eat cereal
01:26:13.620 And would you eat it with milk in a bowl?
01:26:15.220 No, you just fucking get your hand in there and enjoy yourself like a fucking man
01:26:18.660 Right
01:26:19.540 Right
01:26:19.940 But that kind of
01:26:21.380 Oh, that kind of shit I loved, man
01:26:23.380 They just said
01:26:24.260 I just saw something the other day about the endless shrimp
01:26:26.340 They were having people ruined it
01:26:28.100 Oh, how?
01:26:28.900 They were losing money
01:26:30.100 Oh
01:26:30.420 Yeah
01:26:30.980 Red lobster
01:26:31.860 Oh, here it is
01:26:33.540 Endless shrimp is financially ruining red lobster
01:26:36.020 I lived for a fucking endless anything when it was broke
01:26:40.560 Yeah, endless tits, dude, my fucking buddy's mom had
01:26:43.780 I remember that broke for sure, dude
01:26:46.500 Oh, she had those
01:26:48.900 Yeah, you had to get up early and feed those tits
01:26:51.700 Those things had milk in them, you know
01:26:54.660 Lobster
01:26:56.540 In an earnings report
01:26:57.660 In early November
01:27:00.140 Ludovic Regis
01:27:01.780 Oh my god, they lost $11 million
01:27:03.820 Keeping shrimp out
01:27:05.620 Let me see
01:27:07.400 I think like every company in the world is now operating like a startup
01:27:10.680 They think it's a good idea to just be hemorrhaging money the whole time
01:27:14.780 And just grow, grow, grow
01:27:16.080 They're like, fuck it, we'll worry about this later
01:27:18.280 We need more red lobsters on every corner
01:27:20.320 The Thai Union Group, which owns Red Lobster
01:27:24.320 Announced that its ultimate endless shrimp deal
01:27:26.280 Which is normally a limited time offer
01:27:27.940 But was added to the daily menu in June
01:27:29.980 Wow
01:27:30.460 Was it exceedingly popular
01:27:32.460 That it's so popular it caused the restaurant
01:27:34.300 To post an operating loss of more than $11 million
01:27:37.500 How would you not, after a week
01:27:40.460 Look at the books and be like
01:27:42.380 Hey, the shrimp has to end
01:27:44.680 Yeah
01:27:45.340 I don't know how it took them to the end of the year
01:27:47.540 We want to keep it on the menu, the guy says
01:27:49.860 And of course, we need to be much more careful regarding
01:27:53.620 What are the entry points
01:27:54.920 And what is the price point we're offering
01:27:56.540 Now for $25
01:27:58.160 Guests can choose two shrimp-centric options
01:28:01.360 When they are ready for more
01:28:03.420 They can order additional shrimp selections
01:28:05.240 We had a place called The Big Shrimp over there
01:28:08.240 And people would go there
01:28:10.260 And fucking, they had a
01:28:11.380 Oof, Cheddar Bay Biscuits though
01:28:14.000 Oh, those things are good
01:28:14.960 Those are incredible
01:28:16.040 Do you remember the first time you ate at Red Lobster?
01:28:19.140 Mine's crystal clear
01:28:20.080 We had a place called The Big Shrimp
01:28:22.120 Oh, okay
01:28:22.540 And it was not a Red Lobster
01:28:24.420 And they had a huge
01:28:25.960 They had like a stuffed shrimp mascot or whatever
01:28:31.320 Outside on Friday night
01:28:32.500 And people would always just drive by
01:28:35.640 And just like
01:28:36.100 Call them a homosexual or whatever
01:28:38.320 It was pretty sad
01:28:39.020 Yeah, yeah, yeah
01:28:39.640 And they shouldn't have
01:28:40.300 But we did it
01:28:41.720 So it was like
01:28:43.480 Yeah, yeah
01:28:43.920 It was just that kind of shit
01:28:45.320 I try to explain to people
01:28:46.440 Like when I grew up littering
01:28:48.380 Not only was littering
01:28:49.840 It wasn't a thing
01:28:51.280 Littering?
01:28:52.180 Littering
01:28:52.580 Yeah
01:28:52.840 Like my mom's a good person
01:28:54.900 And we would stop
01:28:56.260 Like sometimes we would drive to Toronto
01:28:58.040 As soon as we got over the bridge in Windsor
01:29:00.380 We would stop at McDonald's
01:29:01.600 Because they had special Canadian bacon
01:29:03.160 And we'd get everything right
01:29:05.080 And we'd be driving in the car
01:29:06.720 And we'd like all eat
01:29:08.060 And then we'd pack the bag back up
01:29:09.600 My mom would roll
01:29:10.280 And just shove the whole thing out
01:29:12.700 And no one ever
01:29:14.340 Like it was a non-thing
01:29:16.360 It was like she's
01:29:17.320 No, it wasn't
01:29:18.280 Yes, it was
01:29:19.200 In 1982
01:29:20.320 Every third car
01:29:22.360 Was shoving an enormous bag
01:29:24.820 Of fucking trash
01:29:25.760 Out their window
01:29:26.480 And no one thought about it
01:29:27.960 Like my mom's not a heathen
01:29:29.680 Yeah, no
01:29:30.340 She would never do that now
01:29:31.940 I would never do that now
01:29:33.020 But yeah, you just
01:29:33.940 Every time you were done
01:29:34.900 With something in your car
01:29:35.520 You'd be like
01:29:35.900 Right out the window
01:29:36.920 Didn't care
01:29:37.520 Cigarettes
01:29:38.160 The whole nine
01:29:38.800 It was so liberating
01:29:40.220 I miss it
01:29:41.940 Yeah
01:29:42.260 Oh, there was definitely
01:29:43.300 Something
01:29:43.680 There was definitely
01:29:45.260 Something nice about back then
01:29:46.700 Oh, yeah
01:29:47.400 Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act
01:29:50.740 Causing litter
01:29:52.020 They made it illegal in Michigan in 1994
01:29:54.500 Wow
01:29:55.140 Well, there you go
01:29:56.280 94
01:29:56.980 I'm talking about 82 going to Toronto
01:29:59.200 Oh, yeah
01:29:59.600 I'm sure the Canadians were ahead of us a little bit
01:30:01.240 But probably not until 89
01:30:02.560 This is when nature was looking for a sip of orange soda
01:30:06.060 Yeah
01:30:06.400 Maybe we told ourselves
01:30:07.660 Like the deer eat that bag and everything
01:30:10.140 They'll eat it all right up
01:30:11.400 Yeah, that was fun, man
01:30:14.100 I remember
01:30:14.700 Yeah, I remember my buddy William's dad
01:30:18.100 Would take us to McDonald's sometimes
01:30:20.040 And getting that orange soda
01:30:21.580 Remember how good it tasted when we were a kid?
01:30:23.860 Yeah, yeah
01:30:24.180 It's never tasted as good
01:30:25.300 It's still good
01:30:25.980 But it's not
01:30:26.680 Yeah
01:30:27.260 There's nothing like when you're a kid
01:30:28.740 And you're drinking orange soda
01:30:29.860 And having a hamburger
01:30:31.020 Do you remember the enormous
01:30:32.420 They had like these barrel coolers
01:30:35.040 Like a kid might have a birthday party
01:30:36.760 And they'd get the McDonald's barrel cooler
01:30:39.020 With the orange soda in it
01:30:41.160 No, I never saw that
01:30:42.060 Oh, yeah
01:30:42.360 I went to a couple birthday parties that had that
01:30:44.420 Just like a keg of orange soda
01:30:47.420 Oh
01:30:48.080 Is it even soda?
01:30:49.520 It's an orange drink
01:30:50.520 It's orange something, yeah
01:30:51.980 Oh, there it is
01:30:52.680 Wow
01:30:52.940 You don't recognize that?
01:30:53.760 I never saw that
01:30:54.880 By the way, that'd be a cool retro thing to have at the house
01:30:58.300 That'd be so sick, man
01:30:59.500 I might add that to the list of an extra fridge with drinks
01:31:02.120 And then a McDonald's barrel
01:31:03.760 I remember getting
01:31:05.580 My mom would always be like
01:31:07.780 You guys should study the menu
01:31:09.160 And make sure you get like
01:31:10.620 The best thing or whatever
01:31:12.380 And we're like
01:31:12.740 What the fuck are you talking about?
01:31:14.000 Like we're at fucking McDonald's
01:31:15.380 Yeah, yeah, yeah
01:31:15.940 That would have been a McDLT when I was a kid
01:31:18.380 She always tried to make it so fancy or whatever
01:31:21.320 And afterwards
01:31:22.840 Sometimes we would go
01:31:24.160 We would go to get a dessert
01:31:26.880 Somewhere else at this cookie shop
01:31:28.300 And they had like
01:31:29.980 Regular cookies that were kind of for kids
01:31:32.120 And they had a couple of cookies
01:31:33.060 That were like for adults
01:31:34.160 Maybe like eclair
01:31:37.660 But just like
01:31:38.300 Fancy looking
01:31:40.320 Cannoli
01:31:40.960 Yeah, just shit like
01:31:42.200 That was not for kids
01:31:43.520 Right, right, right
01:31:44.360 And every now and then
01:31:45.000 You would get one
01:31:45.820 And you would just
01:31:46.380 Oh, a biscuit
01:31:48.100 Or whatever that is
01:31:48.920 Biscotti
01:31:49.460 Biscotti
01:31:50.360 The perfect trap
01:31:51.820 It looks like it's good
01:31:52.920 You get it
01:31:53.500 And it's fucking horrible
01:31:54.820 And you hate yourself
01:31:56.700 For the rest of the day
01:31:57.640 Oh yeah, that is terrible
01:31:59.220 I was thinking of something else for a second
01:32:01.860 Every time I got a biscotti
01:32:03.420 I just wanted to fucking climb inside of my own dick
01:32:06.100 Man, I hated biscotti
01:32:07.500 And I still hate it
01:32:08.240 The second you put it in your mouth
01:32:09.920 You're completely parched
01:32:11.840 You know you're wrong
01:32:12.140 It's just like a sponge
01:32:14.140 And you have to pretend it's good to your siblings
01:32:16.140 And they're enjoying their
01:32:17.180 Right, they're fancy
01:32:18.440 Shit, yes
01:32:19.100 They're enjoying their legitimate cookie
01:32:20.980 Back to the money though
01:32:22.860 Yeah
01:32:23.820 Did you covet it?
01:32:25.820 Or was it something you never were that obsessed with?
01:32:28.420 No, I think
01:32:28.920 I mean, obviously
01:32:29.620 I think everybody
01:32:30.340 You want to have some success
01:32:32.220 There's varying levels though
01:32:33.580 Like I've met kids that are
01:32:35.380 Grew up in the same way I did
01:32:36.700 And they're not obsessed with it
01:32:37.900 I don't know how
01:32:38.720 My wife has zero interest in money
01:32:41.060 Yeah
01:32:41.380 None
01:32:41.860 She doesn't think about it
01:32:43.400 Could care less
01:32:44.040 I can't relate to that at all
01:32:45.760 But it's not like she grew up rich
01:32:47.860 She's from Michigan too
01:32:49.380 I don't like being taken advantage of
01:32:51.500 So I do like to do business, I guess
01:32:54.000 As well as I can
01:32:54.980 Right
01:32:55.420 You know
01:32:56.020 So that kind of thing
01:32:59.080 You know
01:32:59.980 But I guess my thing is just like
01:33:01.660 Well if I have so money
01:33:02.360 Then what am I supposed to do with it?
01:33:04.540 Well you're supposed to save it
01:33:05.900 So you're safe
01:33:06.780 Right
01:33:07.420 So that when you
01:33:08.400 Can't do this anymore
01:33:09.840 And they knock on the door
01:33:11.280 And go
01:33:11.660 This was a big mistake
01:33:12.900 We should have never been
01:33:13.820 Letting you do this
01:33:15.280 Which they probably will soon
01:33:16.520 Do you live with that fear?
01:33:17.520 I do
01:33:17.780 Like I record in the attic of my house
01:33:20.260 And I'm just always
01:33:21.200 For armchair you do?
01:33:22.080 Yeah, yeah
01:33:22.460 Wow, that's cool
01:33:23.140 There's a garage
01:33:23.940 That's like separate
01:33:25.080 And then above it
01:33:26.140 Is a little attic
01:33:27.040 It's like 105 years old
01:33:28.820 And I'm always waiting to hear like
01:33:31.260 Hey, we're so sorry
01:33:33.840 But this
01:33:34.360 You didn't really think
01:33:35.580 You could have something
01:33:36.500 This good
01:33:37.700 And successful, right?
01:33:39.740 It's like
01:33:40.160 You know you don't deserve this, right?
01:33:41.800 And I'd be like
01:33:42.400 Yeah, I guess you're right
01:33:44.040 I think
01:33:44.780 That sounds right
01:33:45.900 Yeah, there was some bad paperwork
01:33:47.480 Or whatever
01:33:47.920 I had this
01:33:49.060 The first house
01:33:50.000 Oh yeah, that's a picture of the attic
01:33:51.680 Why am I so close?
01:33:53.820 Oh, that's like
01:33:55.020 The maybe first episode
01:33:56.820 Yeah
01:33:57.460 I'm sitting way too close to Ashton
01:33:59.840 I don't even have a lazy boy up there yet
01:34:01.320 But that's the attic
01:34:02.180 Oh, that was Ashton Camonial's podcast?
01:34:04.820 Or there's Pete Wentz
01:34:05.860 See, now I've got
01:34:06.500 But also
01:34:07.540 Pete Wentz is from the music
01:34:09.680 Fall Out Boy
01:34:10.560 Yeah
01:34:11.180 But now we got lazy boys
01:34:13.860 And we're pretty separated
01:34:14.960 Do you
01:34:16.060 Do you still want to do acting and stuff?
01:34:20.020 Do you like
01:34:20.520 You've been in some cool movies with Josh Duhamel
01:34:22.720 He's a buddy of mine
01:34:23.580 Oh, he is?
01:34:24.400 That makes sense
01:34:24.980 Yeah, he's a neat guy
01:34:25.860 Yeah, I love him
01:34:26.820 He's a very for real person
01:34:29.060 Yeah
01:34:29.360 Yeah
01:34:29.820 He's a special dude
01:34:31.120 He's almost afflicted with being so handsome
01:34:33.380 It's maddening
01:34:35.060 I did a movie
01:34:36.420 I met him because we all did a movie together
01:34:38.800 Went in Rome
01:34:42.180 Yeah
01:34:42.780 He was playing my wife's love interest
01:34:46.260 And I was playing an underwear model
01:34:48.220 And yeah, I was like
01:34:50.360 Look at this guy
01:34:51.100 He just like
01:34:51.820 He's probably never thought about how his hair looks
01:34:54.360 Yeah
01:34:54.760 He's never even thought about it
01:34:56.640 He's never thought about if he was in good shape
01:34:58.840 He's just in great shape
01:35:00.180 Yeah
01:35:00.760 It looks so effortless
01:35:02.280 I'm always agree with you
01:35:02.960 You know, a lot of people look
01:35:03.780 Like it looks very self-conscious when they look good
01:35:05.900 Yeah
01:35:06.340 Or they put some effort into it
01:35:07.840 It's like this guy's trying to not look great
01:35:09.800 And it's not possible
01:35:10.800 Yeah
01:35:11.280 Yeah
01:35:11.760 He's the real deal
01:35:13.620 Yeah
01:35:14.200 And he's a big boy
01:35:15.740 Look at him
01:35:16.320 He's a big guy
01:35:17.400 What is he?
01:35:17.600 What is he?
01:35:17.960 6'4 maybe?
01:35:19.180 6'70 or something
01:35:19.880 6'75
01:35:20.580 He
01:35:21.460 Look at those streaks of gray
01:35:23.600 My God
01:35:24.520 Yeah
01:35:25.480 It just
01:35:26.220 Yeah, he's almost
01:35:27.200 I have some friends that are good looking
01:35:29.440 And they're like
01:35:30.100 No
01:35:30.660 But Josh is almost afflicted with being
01:35:32.900 He's like almost afraid to show his face
01:35:35.580 He's trying to downplay it
01:35:36.860 Yeah
01:35:37.040 Yeah
01:35:37.420 He's so modest about it
01:35:38.880 All I would do is walk up and down the street
01:35:41.540 And then
01:35:42.180 All day
01:35:42.600 See if girls turned and looked at me
01:35:44.220 That's all I would do
01:35:45.120 I couldn't be trusted with that level of handsomeness for sure
01:35:48.540 I did enough wreckage not looking like that
01:35:52.220 But then you wonder
01:35:53.700 Because I have a couple friends that are so fucking good looking
01:35:57.240 And they've always been so good looking
01:35:59.140 And girls have always liked them
01:36:00.760 And they're not
01:36:01.460 They seem a little disinterested
01:36:03.540 In being in women?
01:36:06.020 Yeah
01:36:06.320 Not like they're gay
01:36:07.840 Just they're like
01:36:08.600 It's a kind of a given
01:36:09.580 Like for you and I
01:36:10.660 We see someone
01:36:11.920 We're like
01:36:12.160 Oh, that girl would never like me
01:36:13.260 I'm gonna make her laugh
01:36:14.600 And I'm gonna put on a show
01:36:15.620 And I'm gonna do this
01:36:16.360 And I'm gonna go dance
01:36:17.220 And I'm gonna do all this
01:36:17.900 And like there's
01:36:18.620 Maybe I could
01:36:19.500 Maybe I could get in there
01:36:21.000 Yeah
01:36:21.440 It's like a huge challenge
01:36:22.500 Yeah, I'm gonna learn French
01:36:23.400 I remember all that shit
01:36:24.760 Yeah
01:36:25.060 And then an enormous reward
01:36:27.040 If you get it
01:36:28.740 But I think they look
01:36:29.980 And they're like
01:36:30.400 Yeah, that gal would like me
01:36:31.460 Of course she would
01:36:32.240 Every girl so far has liked me
01:36:34.680 So there's no challenge
01:36:36.980 Being undefeated with women
01:36:38.540 That'd be crazy
01:36:39.060 The craziest
01:36:40.860 Also, if you're so good looking
01:36:42.640 If you want to see something good looking
01:36:44.560 Just look in the mirror
01:36:45.660 Like
01:36:45.940 Yes
01:36:46.860 Why get a whole other person?
01:36:48.740 Why involve?
01:36:49.360 Yes, totally
01:36:50.120 Why inconvenience yourself?
01:36:51.920 Yeah, yeah
01:36:52.400 That's crazy
01:36:52.520 Just hold up a fucking mirror
01:36:53.920 In bed
01:36:54.900 Dude, that's exactly
01:36:58.060 Do you remember being a kid
01:36:59.260 And you're like
01:36:59.920 Your hair would look good?
01:37:01.800 Like
01:37:02.040 I had all these colics
01:37:04.200 Yeah, me too
01:37:05.320 I hated how I looked
01:37:06.240 We looked at that picture of me
01:37:07.640 The colics are everywhere, right?
01:37:08.800 So once in a blue moon
01:37:10.220 My hair would feather correctly
01:37:12.060 Yeah
01:37:12.360 And I would just look
01:37:13.320 And I'd be like
01:37:13.820 Fuck
01:37:14.220 I'd give anything
01:37:15.860 If my hair would stay like this forever
01:37:17.960 Like I remember trying
01:37:19.020 To make deals with God
01:37:20.300 Like this is fine
01:37:21.560 Like if this is the hair
01:37:22.720 I have to just keep it
01:37:23.960 Like this forever
01:37:24.680 I don't ever need to change it
01:37:26.220 We got this
01:37:27.080 We finally got our
01:37:28.100 The feather looks right
01:37:29.300 And it was
01:37:30.960 It was a daily
01:37:32.960 If a girl
01:37:33.080 I was so ashamed
01:37:34.100 I think I was so
01:37:35.220 I just had no self-confidence
01:37:36.860 If a girl looked at me
01:37:38.380 I literally couldn't
01:37:40.040 Fucking handle it
01:37:41.220 You couldn't
01:37:41.720 I had to be like
01:37:42.740 I must look fucking horrible
01:37:45.380 I spent as much time as I could
01:37:47.080 Like going into the bathroom
01:37:48.280 Making sure I looked at least decent
01:37:49.800 And I had the worst acne
01:37:51.160 And the acne
01:37:51.720 The kind where if you smiled
01:37:53.220 Some would pop
01:37:54.480 Yeah
01:37:55.120 Like
01:37:55.580 So then you're just sitting there
01:37:59.120 Like this
01:37:59.600 You could like
01:38:00.020 Sneeze
01:38:00.760 Fucking
01:38:01.360 Oh this is hilarious
01:38:04.200 Oh man
01:38:06.000 Fog bro is so dumb
01:38:07.060 That's such a bummer
01:38:08.020 I didn't
01:38:08.520 I had pimples
01:38:09.840 I had a good amount
01:38:10.780 But I didn't have
01:38:11.460 I don't think you'd call it
01:38:12.680 Like acne
01:38:13.380 Oh I had the kind
01:38:14.360 They were like
01:38:14.780 So
01:38:15.060 Cystic
01:38:15.600 Yeah they were like
01:38:16.380 In your bones
01:38:17.340 Or something
01:38:17.800 You could see a surgeon
01:38:18.680 What the fuck
01:38:20.180 And metastasize into your bones
01:38:22.140 Oh and they gave you
01:38:23.220 All they had was
01:38:23.960 Your back hurt
01:38:24.500 It was so severe
01:38:25.920 All they had was
01:38:28.240 Oxy pads
01:38:29.240 Right
01:38:29.560 Yeah
01:38:30.120 And they burned your face
01:38:31.580 They made your whole face
01:38:32.680 Fucking burn
01:38:33.440 And you'd scrub
01:38:34.820 Oh you would scrub
01:38:36.140 And you'd like
01:38:36.480 Tomorrow
01:38:36.840 You feel so guilty
01:38:37.600 It's gotta be your fault
01:38:38.640 You gotta like pain yourself
01:38:40.000 Yeah that was it
01:38:41.100 I never thought about it
01:38:41.780 I thought it was my fault
01:38:42.720 Or something
01:38:43.100 Yes
01:38:43.500 And you would just scrub
01:38:44.660 And you would be like
01:38:45.440 Tomorrow this is gonna make
01:38:46.620 So much better
01:38:47.720 And
01:38:48.540 It just made it way oilier
01:38:50.160 And way worse
01:38:51.440 It was fucking
01:38:52.500 Then they took you
01:38:53.920 To get this shit
01:38:55.060 There was this yellow
01:38:57.060 Uh oh
01:38:58.060 Like stuff you would put on
01:38:59.480 Had this blotter
01:39:00.360 And you'd put that on
01:39:01.080 From the doctor
01:39:01.320 Yes we went to the doctor
01:39:02.660 Yeah
01:39:03.080 And it made all your skin
01:39:05.940 Peel all your face
01:39:08.820 Oh
01:39:08.940 It was like an acid wash
01:39:10.220 So then people were like
01:39:11.820 Oh
01:39:12.120 This guy doesn't have acne
01:39:13.840 This guy was in a fire
01:39:16.120 Yeah
01:39:16.540 This guy's a zombie
01:39:17.960 Yeah this guy
01:39:19.080 His skin's peeling off
01:39:20.980 Oh man
01:39:22.800 It's rough being a kid
01:39:23.860 Isn't it
01:39:24.340 It was so rough
01:39:25.820 And then sometimes
01:39:26.800 One of your
01:39:27.280 You'd wake up
01:39:28.000 And one of your arms
01:39:28.960 Was a little longer
01:39:29.780 And you'd be like
01:39:30.180 What the fuck
01:39:31.360 Or you'd see your buddy
01:39:36.220 And his fucking chin
01:39:37.400 Would be like
01:39:37.840 Seven inches longer
01:39:39.080 You'd be like
01:39:39.540 What the fuck
01:39:40.240 It was last week
01:39:41.160 Happened to Ian
01:39:42.380 That was me between
01:39:43.620 Eighth grade and ninth grade
01:39:45.260 So again
01:39:46.100 I had this
01:39:46.740 Muir Junior High
01:39:48.360 I have my basketball
01:39:49.620 Physical I had to take
01:39:51.260 To do eighth grade basketball
01:39:52.780 And then I have the ninth grade one
01:39:54.660 I did not make the team
01:39:56.160 In ninth grade
01:39:56.500 But in eighth grade
01:39:58.460 I was 5'11
01:39:59.640 And 159
01:40:01.420 Tall
01:40:03.180 And then
01:40:04.160 In ninth grade
01:40:05.340 I was 6'3
01:40:06.700 149
01:40:08.140 So I lost ten pounds
01:40:10.820 Meth
01:40:11.160 Grew four inches
01:40:12.540 I had a terrible
01:40:13.900 I was still following
01:40:14.920 My brother's directions
01:40:15.940 And he had
01:40:17.000 He was in a perm phase
01:40:18.100 So he convinced me
01:40:18.700 To get a perm on top
01:40:19.740 And it was super long
01:40:20.700 Really?
01:40:21.380 Yeah
01:40:21.540 I had a perm on top
01:40:22.840 And it was crazy long
01:40:25.660 And the back wasn't perm
01:40:27.480 Right?
01:40:27.800 So it was just
01:40:28.440 Fucking straight
01:40:29.540 But up top
01:40:30.400 Had a lot of body
01:40:31.320 And then my nose
01:40:32.500 Just got huge
01:40:33.460 And my chin retracted
01:40:34.900 And I got super tall
01:40:35.980 And skinny
01:40:36.520 And I was just like
01:40:37.460 And I went to a new high school
01:40:39.340 Oh
01:40:39.860 Fuck
01:40:40.700 From like
01:40:41.220 What a creature
01:40:42.220 I was
01:40:43.120 You were a creature
01:40:44.840 I was I crawled out of a swamp
01:40:46.460 And I had a bit
01:40:48.200 I had life so good at Muir
01:40:49.780 Like girls liked me
01:40:51.220 Had a ton of friends
01:40:52.140 And then I just showed up
01:40:53.140 At this other high school
01:40:54.340 And I looked
01:40:54.880 Fucking nuts
01:40:56.280 John Muir Junior High
01:40:58.040 Is it based on the
01:40:59.080 John Muir Trail
01:40:59.800 Or no?
01:41:02.040 That's the
01:41:02.840 Redwoods guy
01:41:04.220 Isn't it the Muir?
01:41:04.980 No mine is Margaret E. Muir
01:41:06.520 I think we're confusing Muirs
01:41:08.100 My school is Margaret E. Muir
01:41:09.840 In Milford, Michigan
01:41:11.080 Which I heard sadly
01:41:12.380 They just closed down
01:41:13.180 You know I've never wanted
01:41:14.640 To go to a high school reunion
01:41:16.100 But I wanted
01:41:17.000 I got the idea last year
01:41:18.600 I'm like
01:41:18.800 I want to host
01:41:19.520 A junior high reunion
01:41:20.720 Because that was
01:41:21.980 The sweet spot
01:41:22.820 Yeah junior high was dude
01:41:24.420 It was so fun
01:41:25.500 I had a spree
01:41:26.780 Do you remember sprees?
01:41:28.660 Sprees the candies?
01:41:29.560 No
01:41:29.920 This might be me
01:41:31.520 Being five years older
01:41:32.460 It was a moped
01:41:33.320 A Honda spree
01:41:34.380 And I lived like
01:41:36.000 I lived miles away
01:41:37.220 From my friends
01:41:37.840 So it's like
01:41:38.300 All of a sudden
01:41:38.660 I had a spree
01:41:39.500 My dad bought it for me
01:41:40.720 In a drunken stupor
01:41:42.020 I really felt bad about something
01:41:42.980 And bought it for me
01:41:43.620 Oh yeah
01:41:43.940 And so
01:41:44.860 There's a spree
01:41:45.800 Yeah my dad used to get us
01:41:47.500 Hot dogs all the time
01:41:48.840 That was his
01:41:49.480 I'm sorry's
01:41:50.780 Yeah
01:41:51.040 Sometimes you'd come in
01:41:52.840 And there'd be like
01:41:53.300 Six hot dogs for you
01:41:54.500 Because he would get
01:41:55.340 He would drink too
01:41:57.500 He would drink
01:41:59.480 And he would park his
01:42:00.460 He had like a
01:42:01.460 Thunderbird or something
01:42:02.720 He would park it
01:42:03.360 In the ditch
01:42:04.220 A lot of times
01:42:04.820 Outside of our house
01:42:05.520 And I think our mom
01:42:06.660 Actually dug the ditch
01:42:07.640 So he would land in it
01:42:08.720 They were kind of at odds
01:42:10.900 But I had that black spree
01:42:12.380 You saw
01:42:12.740 With the very sexy
01:42:13.940 Purple riding
01:42:14.820 So I was like
01:42:15.940 I was mobile
01:42:16.940 In 7th grade
01:42:18.020 I could go anywhere
01:42:18.820 That one in the upper corner
01:42:19.820 Look how sexy that thing is
01:42:21.000 So I was
01:42:22.080 By the way
01:42:22.740 That vanilla colored one
01:42:24.020 Is really good looking
01:42:24.740 That's beautiful
01:42:25.020 Now that I'm older
01:42:25.720 And more mature
01:42:26.500 Yeah go get you that
01:42:27.440 I would like that vanilla one
01:42:28.840 But I could ride everywhere
01:42:30.500 I had girlfriends
01:42:31.620 I could go to their houses
01:42:32.840 While their parents were out
01:42:33.920 You know at work
01:42:35.020 It was such a
01:42:36.600 Perfect time
01:42:38.040 Dude I remember
01:42:39.160 They had a girl
01:42:39.960 That lived close enough
01:42:40.960 To me
01:42:41.300 And I remember
01:42:41.660 Walking down there
01:42:42.540 One time
01:42:43.060 Because she would
01:42:44.840 Kind of sometimes
01:42:45.420 Let people like
01:42:46.080 Touch her breasts
01:42:46.880 Or whatever
01:42:47.260 And I love
01:42:48.660 I think this is
01:42:49.320 Rural shit
01:42:50.340 That people don't
01:42:51.020 Really relate to
01:42:52.360 Yeah
01:42:52.720 She'd be like
01:42:55.240 Hey come over
01:42:55.860 And touch my breast
01:42:56.980 There were a lot of
01:42:57.440 Girls like that
01:42:57.920 In my time
01:42:58.280 And this girl
01:42:59.160 Was big bone
01:43:00.760 Built like a tree
01:43:02.160 Almost
01:43:02.620 And so you could
01:43:03.900 Run and hide
01:43:04.600 Behind her like that
01:43:05.340 With a buddy
01:43:05.860 On different sides
01:43:07.080 Of her
01:43:07.300 You know
01:43:07.620 And she just had
01:43:09.020 The hardest chest
01:43:10.940 And tits
01:43:11.540 And everything
01:43:11.960 I remember
01:43:12.340 It got me
01:43:12.860 She'd be like
01:43:13.160 I can't even
01:43:13.760 Way hard
01:43:15.100 Just
01:43:15.580 Help me out
01:43:16.240 With that adjective
01:43:17.060 Oh they were very
01:43:17.960 Just fucking rock hard
01:43:19.080 Yeah
01:43:19.280 Really
01:43:19.640 She was just
01:43:20.300 She was a lot
01:43:21.220 Mostly bone
01:43:22.760 Probably in her
01:43:23.520 You know sternum
01:43:24.580 In her breast maybe
01:43:25.320 Oh she was
01:43:25.980 Fucking a real
01:43:27.020 She was mostly sternum
01:43:28.840 She was tusks
01:43:29.820 Oh yeah
01:43:30.500 She was tusks
01:43:31.220 Yeah
01:43:32.080 Mura, Michigan
01:43:33.120 And Milford
01:43:34.560 Are about 100 miles
01:43:35.700 From each other
01:43:36.240 But that is where
01:43:36.980 Billy Strings
01:43:37.500 From Muir, Michigan
01:43:38.520 Population 660
01:43:40.020 Oh so that's a city
01:43:40.960 So Muir is a junior high
01:43:42.860 In Milford
01:43:43.560 That I went to
01:43:44.560 Okay got it
01:43:45.040 Margaret E. Muir
01:43:45.920 But anyways
01:43:46.620 So I had this fantasy
01:43:48.320 And I'm still best friends
01:43:50.120 With my best friend
01:43:51.000 Who I met at Muir junior high
01:43:52.340 In 6th grade
01:43:52.960 Aaron Weekley
01:43:53.520 And so we
01:43:54.320 Both of us
01:43:55.100 That was the highlight
01:43:55.660 Of our life
01:43:56.200 He's a recovering addict too
01:43:57.860 We're you know
01:43:58.360 We went hard together
01:43:59.680 He stretched it out
01:44:02.400 Another 14 years
01:44:03.320 I don't know how he did it
01:44:04.060 But we wanted to
01:44:06.740 Throw this thing
01:44:07.500 But we had to
01:44:08.880 Consider like
01:44:09.800 Certainly a lot of guys
01:44:11.440 Are going to want to
01:44:11.940 Kick our ass
01:44:12.600 At this thing
01:44:13.340 Oh the junior high thing
01:44:14.260 Yeah
01:44:14.600 From my town
01:44:15.740 Yeah
01:44:16.480 There's certainly some dudes
01:44:17.980 Who are not thrilled
01:44:19.440 That I grew up
01:44:20.500 Married Kristen Bell
01:44:21.460 Maybe I already
01:44:23.120 They wanted to kick my ass
01:44:24.240 In junior high
01:44:25.140 But a lot of dudes
01:44:26.440 Got enormous
01:44:27.400 You think so?
01:44:28.600 Prison
01:44:28.920 Yeah
01:44:29.280 You think some people
01:44:29.780 Would really be upset
01:44:30.440 You think?
01:44:30.940 Yeah
01:44:31.140 Yeah I'm pretty certain of it
01:44:32.920 So then we were like
01:44:33.580 How are we going to
01:44:34.240 Have this thing
01:44:35.160 And not have to fight
01:44:36.900 We don't want to do that
01:44:38.740 But it seems highly likely
01:44:40.780 Have you been to
01:44:41.840 A high school reunion
01:44:43.140 And did any guy
01:44:43.960 Get pissed?
01:44:44.280 Yeah I've been to
01:44:44.840 Stuff like that
01:44:45.480 We did a nice dinner recently
01:44:47.020 Yeah there is something
01:44:47.980 You just don't want people
01:44:49.020 To feel that you're
01:44:49.700 Different than them
01:44:50.480 You know
01:44:50.900 That's one of like
01:44:51.840 My biggest things
01:44:52.640 Is just like
01:44:53.400 Trying to make sure
01:44:54.440 That like my buddy
01:44:55.140 And stuff
01:44:55.660 As much as I can
01:44:56.700 Don't feel like
01:44:57.160 That I think
01:44:58.800 I'm different than them
01:44:59.820 And also
01:45:00.480 You think you're better
01:45:01.100 Yeah and to try to
01:45:02.180 Check my thoughts too
01:45:03.340 Yeah
01:45:03.740 And see what's going on
01:45:04.760 With me
01:45:05.280 So that I'm
01:45:06.940 Cognizant of that
01:45:08.320 But have they changed
01:45:09.440 My ego is like
01:45:09.640 One of my biggest fears
01:45:10.700 You know
01:45:11.180 Because it grows
01:45:11.980 You don't even know
01:45:12.500 It's growing
01:45:13.080 Yeah
01:45:13.320 Next thing you know
01:45:13.900 You're just a complete asshole
01:45:15.120 Like I will be stressed out
01:45:17.360 And be angry
01:45:18.420 Sometimes
01:45:19.220 But I don't know
01:45:20.100 If I get into
01:45:20.660 The ego space as much
01:45:22.060 But I get into
01:45:22.900 The overwhelmed
01:45:24.440 Space a lot
01:45:25.940 But yeah
01:45:27.660 I think a lot
01:45:28.280 Of my friends
01:45:28.800 Where I'm from
01:45:29.360 Have been pretty stoked
01:45:30.640 About just podcasting
01:45:33.480 The people we get to talk to
01:45:34.700 And stuff like that
01:45:35.480 Yeah yeah yeah
01:45:35.820 Oh dude
01:45:36.600 I was thinking of you
01:45:37.820 On Friday
01:45:38.500 Because I watched
01:45:39.720 The Ric Flair doc
01:45:41.220 Oh yeah
01:45:42.000 The 30 for 30
01:45:43.240 On Ric Flair
01:45:43.900 And I was like
01:45:44.440 Oh right
01:45:44.940 I remember you had him on
01:45:46.480 That was unbelievable
01:45:47.680 Unreal
01:45:48.360 Just being able to
01:45:49.780 Yeah
01:45:50.020 Spend time with a piece
01:45:51.220 Of your own life
01:45:52.060 Like that
01:45:52.560 Uh huh
01:45:53.160 Like Michael Landon
01:45:54.740 I would love to spend time with
01:45:55.860 But he's dead
01:45:56.660 And
01:45:56.900 That's your dude
01:45:58.540 Michael Landon
01:45:59.200 Yeah
01:45:59.540 That's an interesting choice
01:46:01.160 I love Michael Landon
01:46:02.300 Dude
01:46:02.560 We loved him
01:46:03.240 He was supposed to come
01:46:03.780 To our town
01:46:04.300 He was supposed to come
01:46:04.940 To the rodeo once
01:46:05.800 But he didn't show up
01:46:07.660 Or whatever
01:46:07.980 My mom was all pissed
01:46:09.460 Because she even went down
01:46:10.440 There to see him
01:46:11.060 She did
01:46:11.680 Okay
01:46:14.400 This is kind of
01:46:16.720 Yeah she went down
01:46:17.640 To see him
01:46:18.000 Psychological
01:46:18.140 And you wanna
01:46:18.760 Well I think
01:46:20.100 He was supposed to come
01:46:21.020 What project
01:46:22.620 Did you fall in love
01:46:23.420 With Michael Landon from
01:46:24.500 Highway to Heaven
01:46:25.360 Both at the same time
01:46:27.260 Highway to Heaven
01:46:28.120 With Victor French
01:46:28.960 And then also with Victor French
01:46:30.060 When he was on
01:46:30.520 Little House on the Prairie
01:46:31.360 I met Nellie Olsen
01:46:32.760 One time at Chase
01:46:33.480 What a fucking head of hair
01:46:34.960 My goodness
01:46:35.920 Unbelievable
01:46:36.320 That's amazing
01:46:37.180 You kind of
01:46:38.580 Do you think you're
01:46:40.160 Subconsciously trying
01:46:41.260 To have the same hair
01:46:42.460 Maybe today
01:46:43.780 I am a little bit
01:46:44.840 The hair is fucking
01:46:45.900 My lord
01:46:47.900 What I would've done
01:46:49.380 With that hair
01:46:50.200 Oh dude
01:46:51.040 I'm not even gay
01:46:51.960 And I would've definitely
01:46:52.760 Kissed this dude
01:46:53.760 That guy's beautiful
01:46:55.420 I would've done
01:46:56.360 Whatever he wanted to do
01:46:57.860 If he'd let me
01:46:59.060 Just do this
01:47:00.080 Through the top of the hair
01:47:01.440 Like what's the
01:47:02.900 That dude's better looking
01:47:03.880 Than 80% of the girls
01:47:06.080 I've ever dated
01:47:06.720 Which is crazy
01:47:08.560 Do you enjoy
01:47:11.720 Podcasting more now
01:47:12.920 Like what do you feel
01:47:13.620 Like for yourself
01:47:13.960 Yeah I didn't answer
01:47:14.520 Your question
01:47:14.960 How free did you get
01:47:15.920 When that started
01:47:16.520 Like were you
01:47:17.000 Cause you
01:47:17.360 You started podcasting
01:47:18.840 A lot of people
01:47:19.360 Weren't doing it
01:47:20.120 Yeah but I also felt
01:47:22.080 Late to it
01:47:22.860 Like there were
01:47:23.920 Like Maren was already there
01:47:25.520 Chris Hardwick
01:47:26.300 Was already huge
01:47:27.120 Like I definitely
01:47:28.320 Felt like I'm a poser
01:47:29.800 That I'm starting
01:47:30.600 A podcast
01:47:31.160 We just had our
01:47:32.100 Six year anniversary
01:47:32.880 Last week
01:47:33.720 Yeah I think that's
01:47:34.520 Where we're about at
01:47:35.240 You're beyond that
01:47:36.360 I looked at you
01:47:36.800 You've been podcasting
01:47:37.960 For like eight years
01:47:38.780 Oh wow
01:47:39.240 Minimally
01:47:39.740 Eight
01:47:40.820 Jesus Christ
01:47:41.680 Yeah so you're already
01:47:43.000 Doing it
01:47:43.360 I felt self-conscious
01:47:44.640 Like oh this is
01:47:45.540 This is so embarrassing
01:47:46.620 I'm about to do this
01:47:47.060 Was it embarrassing
01:47:47.680 In your acting world
01:47:48.740 Like or in that
01:47:49.360 Hollywood world
01:47:49.960 Did it feel like
01:47:51.000 Kind of a weird thing
01:47:52.900 To do kind of
01:47:53.940 Cause sometimes you know
01:47:54.740 People are always
01:47:56.840 A little weary sometimes
01:47:58.760 I think they're less
01:47:59.480 Weary now
01:48:00.020 But people at the
01:48:00.820 I think five or six years
01:48:02.940 Felt like it was below
01:48:04.080 Yeah just like
01:48:04.980 What am I doing
01:48:05.620 You know
01:48:06.020 I didn't have that fear
01:48:08.200 I had more the fear
01:48:09.860 Of like what does
01:48:10.840 Maren think
01:48:11.620 What does Chris Hardwick
01:48:12.800 Think
01:48:12.980 Like the people who've
01:48:13.640 Already done it
01:48:14.320 And proven
01:48:14.900 What does Rogan think
01:48:16.960 Like this is embarrassing
01:48:18.060 That I'm now
01:48:18.900 Trying to hop into this thing
01:48:20.680 That they've all been
01:48:21.320 Doing for years
01:48:22.300 Yeah
01:48:22.680 But weirdly yeah
01:48:23.820 Now people will act
01:48:24.880 Like I was somehow early
01:48:26.240 Cause then of course
01:48:27.040 There was a much bigger wave
01:48:28.300 After we started
01:48:29.280 But I love it so much
01:48:32.440 I don't have any desire to act
01:48:34.580 I haven't acted in a couple years
01:48:36.000 I guess now
01:48:36.760 I'm so fulfilled
01:48:38.380 I am on four shows a week
01:48:41.600 And I produce six shows a week
01:48:43.460 Oh wow
01:48:44.040 I didn't know you guys
01:48:44.560 Were doing all of that
01:48:45.620 Yeah
01:48:46.140 So it's very like
01:48:47.460 Well thank you so much
01:48:48.360 For taking the time today dude
01:48:49.900 Oh my god
01:48:50.500 I was like
01:48:50.940 I wanted to be on so bad
01:48:52.740 That's awesome man
01:48:53.900 But it's
01:48:54.480 I love it
01:48:55.120 Do you love it
01:48:55.740 Yeah I love it
01:48:57.080 I just love it
01:48:57.960 I love wanting to learn more
01:48:59.180 I love
01:48:59.840 The scary part
01:49:01.640 I think I've evolved
01:49:02.700 As a human because of it
01:49:04.180 Which is like
01:49:05.240 I was kind of happy
01:49:06.640 Where I was
01:49:07.460 You know
01:49:07.860 Yeah yeah yeah
01:49:08.240 It was working just fine
01:49:09.620 Yeah I think
01:49:10.200 I was enjoying myself
01:49:11.460 And it's like
01:49:12.240 I don't know if I've gotten like
01:49:13.860 I mean I've just learned
01:49:15.820 You can't help but learn more
01:49:16.840 From listening to people
01:49:17.880 You know
01:49:18.300 Well I do
01:49:19.380 So Mondays on our show
01:49:20.820 Is celebrities
01:49:21.460 And then Thursdays
01:49:23.220 Is experts
01:49:23.960 So like scientists
01:49:25.280 And fucking
01:49:26.940 You know
01:49:28.000 Startup people
01:49:29.480 You name it
01:49:30.280 Bill Gates has been on
01:49:32.200 Wow
01:49:32.980 Who was last
01:49:35.620 You just saw
01:49:36.280 I had that
01:49:36.880 You know
01:49:37.720 Pulitzer Prize winning
01:49:39.000 Author
01:49:39.940 Who's written this book
01:49:40.660 On communication
01:49:41.500 So Thursdays
01:49:43.740 Is constantly
01:49:44.720 Someone really challenging
01:49:46.420 That's super duper smart
01:49:47.880 And yeah
01:49:48.860 I feel like
01:49:49.460 I'm still at college
01:49:50.660 But I don't ever
01:49:51.320 Have to go to class
01:49:52.080 I don't have to write
01:49:52.780 An exam paper
01:49:53.580 I just
01:49:54.180 The smartest people
01:49:55.340 In the world
01:49:56.060 Come
01:49:56.420 Bill Gates has sat down
01:49:58.120 And chatted with me
01:49:59.080 You know
01:49:59.400 What was he like dude
01:50:00.380 Because he gets such a rap
01:50:01.600 Like everybody thinks
01:50:02.440 He's a like
01:50:03.080 I know
01:50:03.600 He's like this lizard
01:50:05.140 Just like
01:50:06.760 He thinks that
01:50:07.460 People think he has
01:50:08.700 Children in his basement
01:50:10.240 And he's
01:50:10.860 Yeah he's very cleveland
01:50:11.920 Adrenal chrome
01:50:13.140 Yes
01:50:13.440 To stay young
01:50:14.140 Right
01:50:14.820 Which is so comical
01:50:15.760 Because I've both
01:50:16.800 Interviewed him a couple times
01:50:17.900 And if
01:50:18.560 Just look at him
01:50:19.360 It's not working
01:50:20.700 He's aging
01:50:21.460 Very expectedly
01:50:23.340 That's a good point
01:50:23.780 Like if Bill Gates
01:50:24.580 Looked 36
01:50:25.460 I could see where you would have
01:50:27.660 That conspiracy theory
01:50:29.440 But
01:50:29.640 He looks fucking
01:50:31.220 His age
01:50:32.460 Wow yeah
01:50:33.260 Right
01:50:33.840 God bless him
01:50:34.980 He looks exactly
01:50:36.000 How he should
01:50:36.780 What does he seem like
01:50:37.240 I think I get worried
01:50:38.460 When people have so much control
01:50:40.460 That's the one thing
01:50:41.440 That I think about
01:50:42.220 Like wealth and stuff
01:50:43.240 It's like
01:50:43.640 I feel like they should
01:50:44.700 Put a cap on how much
01:50:46.200 Wealth and control
01:50:47.380 Somebody could have
01:50:48.080 Because here's
01:50:48.920 Here's what I wondered
01:50:49.540 Is if
01:50:50.220 Say if one person
01:50:51.480 Makes so much money
01:50:52.200 Does that mean
01:50:52.680 Other people
01:50:53.280 Don't have that money
01:50:54.160 To make
01:50:54.620 No
01:50:55.100 So that's
01:50:56.020 I think a lot of people
01:50:57.020 Have this zero sum
01:50:58.540 Thought of how the economy
01:51:00.220 Works
01:51:00.580 But that's not the case
01:51:02.140 People invent shit
01:51:03.960 And grow the economy
01:51:05.560 So like
01:51:06.160 My favorite biography
01:51:08.120 I've ever read in my life
01:51:09.200 Everyone should read it
01:51:10.520 It's called Titan
01:51:11.380 It's about
01:51:12.060 John D. Rockefeller
01:51:13.100 And it's about him
01:51:14.500 Building standard oil
01:51:15.900 And so
01:51:16.920 This dude
01:51:18.240 John D. Rockefeller
01:51:19.140 When he
01:51:19.700 When he became
01:51:20.620 A hundred millionaire
01:51:21.340 That had never existed
01:51:22.680 Wow
01:51:23.260 The economy was so
01:51:24.440 It was so small
01:51:25.540 At that point
01:51:26.100 That I think they say
01:51:27.280 That out of every
01:51:28.620 Dollar that existed
01:51:30.060 In America
01:51:31.080 He had like
01:51:32.300 Fifty cents of it
01:51:33.180 Wow
01:51:33.900 So
01:51:34.340 All these inventions
01:51:35.840 All these products
01:51:36.860 They all just swell it
01:51:38.280 So it's
01:51:38.660 It's kind of
01:51:39.240 Has an infinite ceiling
01:51:41.420 But I think people
01:51:42.640 Think of it as like
01:51:43.480 We're at a ceiling
01:51:44.320 And they got this
01:51:45.360 But that's not actually
01:51:46.760 Our GDP swells
01:51:48.360 And swells
01:51:48.860 And swells
01:51:49.440 And everyone has
01:51:50.200 But
01:51:50.780 John D. Rockefeller
01:51:52.400 Took all that money
01:51:54.100 And he
01:51:55.380 Started
01:51:56.160 He
01:51:56.540 Mid-career
01:51:57.880 Like in his forties
01:51:58.940 He was like
01:51:59.460 I want to solve
01:52:00.180 Everything now
01:52:00.820 The south
01:52:01.680 What's going on
01:52:02.380 In the south
01:52:02.880 Oh people think
01:52:04.240 Southerners are lazy
01:52:05.500 Why do they think
01:52:06.460 They're lazy
01:52:07.120 He deploys a team
01:52:09.260 Of scientists
01:52:10.040 They figure out
01:52:10.980 Oh like 40%
01:52:12.040 Of the people
01:52:12.520 In the south
01:52:12.900 Have hookworm
01:52:13.740 From walking barefoot
01:52:15.060 When hookworm
01:52:16.140 Gets in your body
01:52:16.960 It overtakes
01:52:17.760 Your intestines
01:52:18.380 It saps all
01:52:19.300 Your energy
01:52:19.700 They have no energy
01:52:20.640 Because they're not
01:52:21.280 Taking in the nutrients
01:52:22.140 From their food
01:52:22.640 He's like
01:52:23.360 We got to eradicate
01:52:24.280 Hookworm
01:52:24.780 From the south
01:52:25.240 Worms were stealing
01:52:25.660 The vitamins
01:52:26.100 Just this growth
01:52:27.800 Inside your intestines
01:52:28.820 Prevented the nutrients
01:52:30.420 From absorbing
01:52:31.020 So he sends out
01:52:32.860 A team of people
01:52:33.520 To educate everyone
01:52:34.520 In the south
01:52:34.940 To A wear shoes
01:52:35.920 And then
01:52:36.540 There's a very simple
01:52:37.980 Cure for it
01:52:39.060 Which is like
01:52:39.480 I think an iodine
01:52:40.400 Regiment
01:52:40.860 So he also
01:52:41.780 Sets up free iodine
01:52:43.140 Regiment
01:52:43.460 To get rid of
01:52:44.240 He eradicates
01:52:45.140 Hookworm
01:52:45.580 There was no such
01:52:46.880 Thing as research
01:52:47.920 Science
01:52:48.740 Before John D.
01:52:49.760 Rockefeller
01:52:50.240 He's like
01:52:51.000 All we have
01:52:51.500 Is these doctors
01:52:52.260 They graduate
01:52:52.920 From all these
01:52:53.500 Different schools
01:52:54.200 No one knows
01:52:55.060 What degree is what
01:52:56.260 There's no standard
01:52:57.280 And then he said
01:52:58.660 Well what's the best
01:52:59.920 Medical facility
01:53:02.040 In the world
01:53:02.920 It's Johns Hopkins
01:53:04.380 Hospital
01:53:05.240 He paid them
01:53:06.420 To come up
01:53:06.820 With a curriculum
01:53:07.320 And then he went
01:53:07.920 To every medical school
01:53:08.960 In America
01:53:09.380 And said
01:53:09.720 I will pay you
01:53:10.840 If you adopt
01:53:11.620 This curriculum
01:53:12.200 So that our doctors
01:53:13.200 All have a standard
01:53:14.500 Level
01:53:15.040 Of aptitude
01:53:16.160 So he created that
01:53:17.280 And then he created
01:53:18.280 Medical research
01:53:19.920 That didn't exist
01:53:20.980 Where scientists
01:53:21.500 Are in a lab
01:53:22.300 Actually studying
01:53:23.300 Pathogens
01:53:24.100 And coming up with
01:53:25.180 So he spent
01:53:26.440 His whole life
01:53:27.540 He
01:53:27.980 At the point
01:53:29.320 That he died
01:53:29.980 He had probably
01:53:30.900 Saved more Americans
01:53:32.280 Than any other
01:53:33.140 Human being
01:53:33.760 Bill Gates
01:53:35.260 Is Rockefeller
01:53:36.340 You should watch
01:53:37.280 The doc
01:53:37.920 Bill's brain
01:53:38.640 On Netflix
01:53:39.300 Does he seem
01:53:40.000 He might have autism
01:53:41.080 Or something
01:53:41.420 Does it seem like it
01:53:42.020 Maybe
01:53:42.200 That seems like
01:53:43.440 He probably has
01:53:44.340 Some divergence
01:53:45.440 My friend said
01:53:45.960 He has it
01:53:46.480 Yeah
01:53:46.860 But
01:53:47.660 I'm not qualified
01:53:48.800 To diagnose it
01:53:49.600 But my guess
01:53:50.240 Is he's probably
01:53:51.020 On some
01:53:51.720 Spectrum of some
01:53:53.100 Neurodivergence
01:53:54.280 Yeah
01:53:54.580 Now what is that
01:53:55.460 I don't know
01:53:55.920 Well and a lot
01:53:56.560 Of people are now
01:53:57.040 Some of the greatest
01:53:57.760 It's almost like
01:53:58.540 Where we're heading
01:53:59.260 As a species
01:53:59.940 Is people that have
01:54:01.140 Some form of autism
01:54:02.160 Are now able to
01:54:03.180 Capitulate or something
01:54:05.260 Or conceptualize
01:54:06.620 The next thing
01:54:08.600 That we need
01:54:09.180 As a society
01:54:09.980 Or something that
01:54:10.900 The rest of us
01:54:11.600 Can't do
01:54:12.200 It's almost crazy
01:54:12.940 How something
01:54:13.800 That 20 years ago
01:54:15.740 Was considered
01:54:16.320 Probably more of a deficit
01:54:17.420 Is now
01:54:18.300 Considered like
01:54:19.260 If this guy
01:54:20.000 Doesn't have a little bit
01:54:20.440 Of autism
01:54:20.800 We're not letting him
01:54:21.680 Near the counter
01:54:22.560 You know
01:54:22.980 Well I just
01:54:24.220 My guest I interviewed
01:54:25.540 Last Friday
01:54:26.260 Hasn't aired yet
01:54:26.980 But she is a
01:54:27.780 Neurodivergent expert
01:54:28.980 She herself
01:54:29.940 Is neurodivergent
01:54:31.480 Which was a really
01:54:32.280 Interesting interview
01:54:33.060 Because I've never
01:54:33.520 Really interviewed
01:54:34.280 Someone that was
01:54:34.780 Just very open
01:54:36.240 About that
01:54:36.760 What does it mean
01:54:37.440 Neurodivergent
01:54:38.180 So that could be
01:54:39.020 Dyslexia
01:54:39.980 ADHD
01:54:40.880 Autism
01:54:42.400 Hyperlexia
01:54:44.000 You know
01:54:44.780 There's a bunch
01:54:46.080 Of things that
01:54:46.540 Would
01:54:46.660 It just means
01:54:47.280 That you're
01:54:48.080 Not quote
01:54:49.420 The normal
01:54:50.480 Right
01:54:51.100 But one in five
01:54:52.120 People in America
01:54:53.500 Is neurodivergent
01:54:55.340 Really yeah
01:54:55.820 So 20% of us are
01:54:57.300 I am
01:54:58.740 Because I'm dyslexic
01:54:59.720 So I qualify
01:55:00.620 For that
01:55:01.280 But yeah
01:55:02.360 She was saying
01:55:03.000 The things that
01:55:03.780 A lot of neurodivergent
01:55:05.120 People add
01:55:05.860 To a company
01:55:06.860 Is like
01:55:07.280 They don't fall
01:55:09.200 For group thinking
01:55:10.220 Going
01:55:11.400 No no
01:55:11.660 I see what's going on
01:55:12.820 And they're like
01:55:13.340 They don't mind
01:55:14.220 Pointing out
01:55:14.840 No no
01:55:15.260 That's actually
01:55:15.960 Not right
01:55:16.820 There's like some
01:55:18.080 Helpful disagreeability
01:55:20.840 That they just
01:55:21.420 They don't get along
01:55:22.440 They don't
01:55:22.860 They've been so
01:55:23.580 On the outside
01:55:24.360 Growing up
01:55:24.980 They're so used
01:55:25.620 To that dynamic
01:55:26.680 Of feeling awkward
01:55:27.520 And people
01:55:28.020 Not you know
01:55:29.080 Embracing them
01:55:30.480 That like
01:55:30.900 For them to point out
01:55:31.940 The clear obvious
01:55:33.560 Thing in the room
01:55:34.300 Is no problem
01:55:35.080 It's easy for them
01:55:36.040 Yeah
01:55:36.320 Because they've been
01:55:36.780 Sitting there
01:55:37.140 Watching the whole time
01:55:37.880 Anyway
01:55:38.120 Top five most
01:55:39.340 Valuable companies
01:55:40.120 In the world right now
01:55:41.100 Autism
01:55:43.180 Well
01:55:43.860 Microsoft
01:55:44.540 Bill Gates
01:55:45.300 I don't know
01:55:45.720 He's probably
01:55:46.080 Neurodivergent
01:55:47.100 Yeah
01:55:47.260 Probably 20%
01:55:48.080 Elon Musk is
01:55:49.320 Admittedly
01:55:50.520 Autistic
01:55:51.580 Google
01:55:53.300 Sergei
01:55:54.140 And the other
01:55:54.800 Gentlemen
01:55:55.100 I don't know
01:55:55.700 But you know
01:55:56.080 These are all
01:55:56.620 Bezos definitely
01:55:57.640 He's coming up
01:55:58.960 A little bit
01:55:59.340 Tismed out
01:56:00.040 And then that
01:56:00.480 Other guy
01:56:01.200 What's the last
01:56:03.960 One
01:56:04.200 It's not
01:56:05.200 Baskin-Robbins
01:56:05.980 What's in like
01:56:06.440 Another huge company
01:56:07.380 Oh Berkshire Hathaway
01:56:09.220 Yeah maybe
01:56:09.840 Warren Buffett
01:56:10.640 Warren Buffett
01:56:11.300 Now he seems
01:56:11.920 Just like kind of
01:56:12.460 Old fashioned
01:56:13.100 Although
01:56:13.840 There's a great
01:56:15.260 Doc on him too
01:56:16.060 Warren Buffett
01:56:16.640 Yes
01:56:16.960 It's fascinating
01:56:17.500 I gotta watch
01:56:17.520 Some more of these
01:56:18.140 Man
01:56:18.420 And talk about
01:56:19.260 A dude that's
01:56:19.680 Kind of living
01:56:20.140 The way you
01:56:20.740 He was forever
01:56:22.100 The richest man
01:56:22.740 In the world
01:56:23.120 He drives the same
01:56:24.600 1987 Cherokee
01:56:26.820 That he's always had
01:56:27.780 He lives in the same
01:56:29.180 5,000 square foot
01:56:30.720 Brick home he bought
01:56:31.600 In Omaha, Nebraska
01:56:32.540 When he and his wife
01:56:33.240 Got married
01:56:33.780 You're like
01:56:34.940 Why does he even have
01:56:36.000 What's the point
01:56:36.680 Of having all this money
01:56:37.640 But he
01:56:38.580 Again
01:56:39.400 I'm not a fucking
01:56:40.260 Doctor
01:56:41.680 I'm not gonna
01:56:43.280 Label him something
01:56:44.160 But in the doc
01:56:45.040 He can sit at his
01:56:46.480 Kitchen table
01:56:47.320 And just go through
01:56:48.700 A pile of documents
01:56:49.720 Like this
01:56:50.100 And he's fascinating
01:56:51.140 Reading these
01:56:51.900 Spreadsheets
01:56:52.600 And doing this
01:56:53.440 Analysis
01:56:53.900 And when his wife
01:56:55.180 Left at some point
01:56:56.080 She wanted to spend
01:56:56.740 Time on the west coast
01:56:57.580 She told her
01:56:58.460 Neighbor friend
01:56:59.160 Will you check in
01:57:01.600 And make sure he eats
01:57:02.600 Because he'll forget
01:57:03.280 To eat
01:57:03.640 He won't eat
01:57:04.460 Yeah
01:57:05.000 So that woman
01:57:06.200 Started coming over
01:57:07.000 And making him
01:57:07.940 Dinner
01:57:08.320 And then she moved in
01:57:09.620 No way
01:57:10.140 And now they're
01:57:10.680 And then the
01:57:11.620 Original wife
01:57:12.880 Everyone was happy
01:57:13.940 The original wife
01:57:15.000 Died of cancer
01:57:15.960 He was with her a lot
01:57:17.040 And then he's still
01:57:17.740 With this woman
01:57:18.380 And you're like
01:57:18.780 This is
01:57:19.280 That's cool doc
01:57:20.860 I mean who knows
01:57:21.800 What
01:57:22.040 Wow that's interesting
01:57:23.480 I didn't know that
01:57:24.180 About him
01:57:24.600 I gotta do some
01:57:25.400 More learning man
01:57:26.140 Well you're gonna
01:57:27.480 You have more time
01:57:28.380 Than you've probably
01:57:28.920 Ever had
01:57:29.340 Yeah
01:57:29.880 The last 18 months
01:57:30.680 Yeah
01:57:31.400 We wanna get her on
01:57:32.840 You had her on
01:57:33.480 Brene Brown
01:57:34.020 Oh yeah yeah
01:57:34.920 I wanna talk to more
01:57:35.840 People that are good
01:57:36.520 About thinking about
01:57:37.660 Like navigating
01:57:39.160 Like different things
01:57:40.180 Like grief
01:57:41.700 Shame
01:57:42.400 Stuff like that
01:57:43.220 Like I wanna have
01:57:44.060 Some other aspects
01:57:45.120 Of that
01:57:45.520 You know
01:57:45.920 Well Brene Brown
01:57:47.340 Her like
01:57:48.860 Knockout punch sentence
01:57:50.020 That stuck with me
01:57:51.220 Is
01:57:51.700 Guilt is I did
01:57:54.180 Something bad
01:57:55.220 Shame is
01:57:56.360 I am something bad
01:57:57.760 And like
01:57:59.420 That's a great thing
01:58:00.860 To run through my head
01:58:01.900 When I'm spiraling
01:58:02.700 Like what am I
01:58:03.380 Actually feeling
01:58:04.660 Right now
01:58:04.980 Are you afraid
01:58:05.880 You'll like
01:58:06.760 Potentially lose
01:58:08.240 Some of your audience
01:58:09.000 By going down that road
01:58:10.200 No not at all
01:58:11.640 Oh that's good
01:58:12.400 I think people
01:58:13.080 Are curious about stuff
01:58:14.420 You know
01:58:15.140 And I'm curious
01:58:15.840 Yeah
01:58:16.400 You know
01:58:16.980 I think one of the reasons
01:58:18.140 I was so late
01:58:18.840 I got on antidepressants
01:58:20.040 When I was 20
01:58:20.580 And so
01:58:21.000 I didn't realize
01:58:22.300 That that kept
01:58:24.020 So many of my feelings
01:58:25.360 In a fucking cage
01:58:26.340 That
01:58:27.080 Cause one of the
01:58:27.800 A few years ago
01:58:28.580 I was like
01:58:28.820 Dude why am I having
01:58:29.760 I feel like
01:58:30.280 So much more feelings
01:58:31.160 Than some other people
01:58:32.120 Sometimes
01:58:32.680 And then I was like
01:58:33.700 Oh because
01:58:34.280 You've regularly
01:58:35.380 Been on that medicine
01:58:36.220 For 17 years
01:58:37.540 You know
01:58:38.480 And so you got
01:58:39.440 Well also fucked up
01:58:40.480 Right
01:58:40.780 Yeah
01:58:41.440 And in party
01:58:42.040 Or at least like
01:58:42.820 Yeah
01:58:42.980 Not in recovery
01:58:43.640 Not getting
01:58:44.080 To be able to get
01:58:44.580 A little bit
01:58:45.080 Of a glimpse
01:58:45.560 Of myself
01:58:45.960 But
01:58:46.320 What was your
01:58:48.020 Preferred substance
01:58:50.000 Cocaine
01:58:51.000 Yeah
01:58:51.880 Oh yeah
01:58:53.040 What a drug
01:58:54.120 I just had Bateman
01:58:55.180 On last week
01:58:55.920 Oh I love him
01:58:57.340 He's fascinating
01:58:58.160 To look at
01:58:58.620 He has one of those
01:58:59.080 Faces
01:58:59.440 You can tell
01:58:59.820 Why he's an actor
01:59:00.440 Cause it's just
01:59:01.320 The most
01:59:01.760 Everything about it
01:59:02.940 Is so engaging
01:59:03.940 And interesting
01:59:04.700 Yes
01:59:05.080 You can just stare at it
01:59:06.480 Yeah it's interesting
01:59:07.260 When he's
01:59:07.580 You're just like
01:59:08.140 He just
01:59:08.540 Yeah
01:59:09.080 Do some thinking for me Bateman
01:59:10.520 I'll watch
01:59:11.020 Take your time too
01:59:12.200 Yeah
01:59:12.580 Yeah
01:59:12.920 But he was a Hoover
01:59:14.120 Admittedly
01:59:16.060 Loved the cocaine
01:59:17.020 He's a party
01:59:17.040 Yeah
01:59:17.340 Yeah
01:59:17.560 And so we were talking
01:59:19.220 And I said
01:59:19.720 Do you ever
01:59:20.160 Do you ever
01:59:20.840 I said I'm not gonna do this
01:59:22.500 But I was directing Chips
01:59:24.400 And I was talking to an actor
01:59:25.560 On the movie
01:59:27.500 And she said that
01:59:28.540 She and her boyfriend
01:59:29.260 Had gone and stayed
01:59:30.060 At Cocaine Hotel
01:59:31.020 In Columbia
01:59:32.320 I was like
01:59:33.600 Cocaine Hotel
01:59:34.300 What's Cocaine Hotel
01:59:35.360 She's like
01:59:35.940 It's a
01:59:36.620 Do you know about
01:59:37.780 The Cocaine Hotel
01:59:38.400 It's everywhere
01:59:41.100 It's on the tables
01:59:42.800 Everywhere you go
01:59:43.520 In the rooms
01:59:44.300 At the thing
01:59:45.280 It's a hotel
01:59:46.340 To do cocaine
01:59:47.340 And I said
01:59:48.440 Do you ever
01:59:49.060 Bateman
01:59:49.760 Do you ever think about
01:59:50.700 Just spending a few days
01:59:51.840 Down at Cocaine Hotel
01:59:52.820 He's like
01:59:53.340 Well I don't know
01:59:54.060 I mean
01:59:54.380 There's so much shit
01:59:55.380 In coke now
01:59:55.960 And I said
01:59:56.440 No no
01:59:57.480 I think this is
01:59:58.220 Farm to table coke
01:59:59.220 I think the guys
01:59:59.880 Are stomping on it
02:00:00.760 In the backyard
02:00:01.460 And then bringing it
02:00:02.640 In a dustpan
02:00:03.660 And then dropping it off
02:00:04.860 I think this is
02:00:05.900 As medicinal and pure
02:00:07.180 Well that's what we need
02:00:07.980 In this country
02:00:08.480 Dude
02:00:09.300 Make coke great again
02:00:11.400 Farm to table
02:00:11.860 We need farm to table cocaine
02:00:13.400 We do
02:00:13.920 You got your vegetables
02:00:15.080 We did that
02:00:15.860 You got your
02:00:16.320 Farm to table vegetables
02:00:17.580 Now let's
02:00:18.400 It's sad that a kid
02:00:19.380 Can't get some
02:00:20.620 Decent cocaine
02:00:22.080 In this country
02:00:22.760 It really is
02:00:23.740 Yeah you knew
02:00:24.380 You were going to be
02:00:25.060 Huffing some
02:00:25.700 Baby laxative
02:00:27.000 And some acetylene
02:00:28.340 Or whatever
02:00:28.800 You knew that
02:00:29.940 But now it's different
02:00:31.260 Dax we'll have to
02:00:32.860 Catch up again sometime
02:00:34.060 Yeah yeah
02:00:34.560 I would love it
02:00:35.140 I'd love to have you
02:00:35.740 On ours as well
02:00:36.560 Yeah man
02:00:36.980 I'd love to come on dude
02:00:37.740 I appreciate that
02:00:38.300 We'll take a little break
02:00:39.000 We'll recharge
02:00:39.720 We'll get curious
02:00:40.980 About each other again
02:00:41.960 Think about some things
02:00:42.920 That we could
02:00:43.280 But Nash
02:00:44.140 I don't want to have
02:00:45.300 Too high hopes
02:00:46.260 About Nashville
02:00:47.480 You know what they say
02:00:48.300 In our program
02:00:49.560 Expectations are resentments
02:00:51.800 Under construction
02:00:52.780 You know that one
02:00:54.380 Yeah
02:00:54.820 That's a good one
02:00:55.620 Do you like it
02:00:56.060 Yeah I like that
02:00:57.260 Expectations are resentments
02:00:58.500 Under construction
02:00:59.200 Yeah
02:00:59.660 But with that said
02:01:01.240 I'm still going to allow myself
02:01:02.800 To have really huge expectations
02:01:04.500 We got to get out
02:01:05.440 On a fucking boat
02:01:06.480 On the lake
02:01:07.220 Dude now that's some fun stuff
02:01:08.640 Some barbecuing
02:01:09.780 On a fucking pontoon boat
02:01:11.600 Good fishing out there
02:01:12.980 What else is there
02:01:14.180 Cannonballs
02:01:14.940 People are so nice too
02:01:16.760 It's very nice
02:01:17.700 It's a small city
02:01:18.980 It doesn't feel like super big
02:01:20.420 Yeah
02:01:21.040 What side of town do you live
02:01:23.100 Do you live by Franklin
02:01:23.980 No I live like
02:01:24.880 Just like right on the
02:01:25.680 Out
02:01:25.900 Like right on the edge
02:01:26.800 Of town of Nashville
02:01:27.860 There's probably
02:01:28.820 Meade
02:01:29.220 Nine minutes from downtown
02:01:30.900 You don't want to tell anyone
02:01:31.780 I don't live in Belmeade
02:01:32.640 No I just live in like
02:01:33.600 It's called
02:01:35.780 What is my name called
02:01:38.000 Oak Hill or something
02:01:39.200 Okay
02:01:39.740 There's not a real hill there
02:01:41.480 But I think there used to be
02:01:42.840 But somebody stole it
02:01:43.820 Or something
02:01:44.180 But it's
02:01:45.860 It's good
02:01:46.740 I got nice neighbors
02:01:47.780 And I got
02:01:48.740 You know
02:01:49.960 But the zoning there
02:01:51.000 Is getting a little bit weird
02:01:51.960 They're just
02:01:53.060 But you know
02:01:55.160 It's a city in progress
02:01:56.520 I love it
02:01:57.260 I love it
02:01:57.820 Yeah
02:01:58.100 I'm excited
02:01:58.600 I go down there
02:01:58.900 And I'm like
02:01:59.340 Oh yeah
02:01:59.620 People are still happy
02:02:00.620 To be in this country
02:02:01.520 Yeah
02:02:01.860 And having fun
02:02:02.520 And I miss that
02:02:03.940 Do you miss
02:02:05.200 Was there a reason
02:02:06.280 That you wanted to not
02:02:07.040 Or take a break
02:02:08.100 From acting or not act
02:02:09.100 Was there like a
02:02:09.780 Were things not as funny
02:02:11.420 As it used to be
02:02:12.220 Or was there
02:02:12.820 Yeah I was on the verge
02:02:13.860 Of telling you this thing
02:02:14.660 I would have not
02:02:15.240 Put all this together
02:02:16.100 But I had this guest
02:02:17.320 On Adam Grant
02:02:18.200 He's a behavioral psychologist
02:02:20.220 At Wharton
02:02:20.940 He writes a bunch of shit
02:02:22.020 He's like a thinker
02:02:22.960 We've had him on a few times
02:02:24.120 And I was
02:02:25.020 We were talking about
02:02:26.080 My story was
02:02:27.520 Okay
02:02:28.240 I spent two and a half years
02:02:29.480 Making chips
02:02:30.180 It came out
02:02:30.880 It didn't open well
02:02:32.060 And I was like
02:02:32.820 Fuck what are we doing now
02:02:33.980 I thought for sure
02:02:34.660 I'd be writing directing
02:02:35.680 For the next ten years
02:02:36.820 That was my identity
02:02:38.060 I'm a writer director
02:02:39.160 Blah blah blah blah blah
02:02:39.980 And I'm like
02:02:41.000 What are we doing now
02:02:41.820 And then I was depressed
02:02:42.540 And then I started
02:02:43.780 The podcasts
02:02:44.880 In the midst of all that
02:02:46.160 Right
02:02:46.400 And I was
02:02:47.240 My story was like
02:02:48.920 Yeah be flexible
02:02:50.340 Don't get too set on something
02:02:52.540 If something shows up
02:02:53.940 Like just run at it
02:02:54.980 And see what happens
02:02:55.740 And he said
02:02:56.580 Well do you think
02:02:57.180 These things are so different
02:02:58.460 And I go
02:02:59.560 Yeah
02:03:00.020 A podcast
02:03:00.920 And acting
02:03:02.200 And shit
02:03:02.700 Yeah I think
02:03:03.300 That's a lot different
02:03:04.000 And he said
02:03:04.660 Well what's your favorite
02:03:05.480 Part of acting
02:03:06.760 And I was like
02:03:07.820 I was like
02:03:10.620 Hanging out at Video Village
02:03:12.600 And shooting the shit
02:03:13.380 With the other actors
02:03:14.240 And the directors
02:03:14.940 And the writers
02:03:15.520 Like that's
02:03:16.540 My favorite part of Hollywood
02:03:17.920 It was like
02:03:18.220 All these people
02:03:18.760 Have moved from some town
02:03:19.960 They were on fire
02:03:21.540 And I get to hang with them
02:03:23.620 Shooting the shit
02:03:24.740 At Video Village
02:03:25.580 Where they watch
02:03:26.180 Playback and everything
02:03:26.880 Yeah videos where
02:03:27.620 After you do a shot
02:03:28.400 You'll go there
02:03:29.020 And just like
02:03:29.400 Look at the shot
02:03:30.040 With the director
02:03:30.560 And he'll say
02:03:31.380 You did this
02:03:32.160 And blocked him there
02:03:33.140 Or she'll say
02:03:33.900 Don't walk over there
02:03:35.120 Whatever it is
02:03:35.840 I said
02:03:36.980 That's what I love
02:03:38.660 About acting
02:03:39.280 And he said
02:03:40.400 Well don't you think
02:03:42.180 You've just made
02:03:43.520 Video Village
02:03:44.420 In your attic
02:03:45.160 Like don't you just
02:03:46.540 Sit here
02:03:47.020 And now actress
02:03:47.640 Come over
02:03:48.120 And you do
02:03:48.460 Your favorite part
02:03:49.360 Of acting
02:03:49.800 Which is like
02:03:50.360 Shooting the shit
02:03:51.140 At Video Village
02:03:51.940 And I was like
02:03:52.480 Oh damn
02:03:53.440 I guess that is
02:03:54.220 What happened
02:03:54.760 I kind of weeded
02:03:55.920 Out all the stuff
02:03:56.520 I didn't want to do
02:03:57.160 Wardrobe fittings
02:03:58.020 And auditions
02:03:58.700 And all this stuff
02:03:59.580 And now I just get
02:04:00.540 My favorite part
02:04:01.140 Which is like
02:04:01.560 Hanging with other
02:04:02.280 Creative people
02:04:03.060 And chatting
02:04:04.140 Yeah dude
02:04:05.640 That's cool
02:04:06.220 Yeah that's interesting
02:04:07.620 Because yeah
02:04:07.980 Sometimes I get
02:04:08.520 People will talk about
02:04:09.900 Do you want to do this
02:04:10.560 Do you want to do that
02:04:10.980 And sometimes there may be
02:04:11.940 Like a friend or two
02:04:13.540 You want to do something
02:04:14.080 Cool with
02:04:14.680 But the best thing
02:04:15.840 About it would be
02:04:16.480 That you get to hang out
02:04:17.380 With that friend
02:04:18.040 Yes yes
02:04:18.800 The other shit
02:04:19.400 Would just get in the way
02:04:20.220 Of the hang
02:04:20.760 Yeah it feels like
02:04:21.300 A nightmare
02:04:21.880 Some of it
02:04:22.480 You're like
02:04:22.740 Well I just want to
02:04:23.420 You know
02:04:24.220 Yeah I don't want to
02:04:24.700 Talk to a second AD
02:04:25.640 About a wardrobe fitting
02:04:26.780 Across town for two hours
02:04:28.140 Yeah I just want to
02:04:29.060 Hang with David Spade
02:04:30.280 And fucking cut up
02:04:31.220 Yeah yeah yeah
02:04:32.000 Dude I'd love to
02:04:33.840 Come on sometime man
02:04:34.600 Yeah let's do it
02:04:35.380 I appreciate you
02:04:35.980 Making time for us today dude
02:04:38.040 And I know we're
02:04:39.660 Kind of all over the place
02:04:40.240 But we're just getting
02:04:40.840 To know each other
02:04:41.400 Yeah yeah yeah
02:04:42.040 We'll do another one
02:04:44.040 That's more cohesive
02:04:44.800 Maybe
02:04:45.380 I doubt we
02:04:46.500 Maybe not
02:04:46.900 I bet we'll be able
02:04:47.620 To make that happen
02:04:48.060 I'm already in my head
02:04:48.820 Thinking about 26 stories
02:04:50.060 I started that I never finished
02:04:51.180 Like why I didn't buy
02:04:51.960 The house in Michigan
02:04:52.840 I was going to buy
02:04:53.460 A lake house in Michigan
02:04:54.300 Fuck that
02:04:55.060 Yeah I can think of
02:04:56.440 A bunch of stuff
02:04:56.940 I'm sure when I listen back
02:04:58.100 I'll be like
02:04:58.580 Dude you should have
02:04:59.380 Figured some stuff out
02:05:00.420 Man
02:05:00.680 Alright well
02:05:03.020 This is off to
02:05:04.200 A raucous start
02:05:05.680 Yeah
02:05:06.320 I can only imagine
02:05:07.260 What's going to happen
02:05:07.900 In Nashville
02:05:08.520 I mean my lord
02:05:10.080 Well you have a family
02:05:11.020 I don't
02:05:11.520 So yeah I'll probably
02:05:12.160 Just be milling around
02:05:13.060 In y'all's yard
02:05:13.720 Yeah yeah
02:05:14.260 But we'll get out
02:05:15.040 On the pontoon
02:05:16.060 With some shotguns
02:05:17.160 And start
02:05:18.380 Slinging skeet
02:05:19.560 I shot my first shotgun
02:05:20.480 Out there
02:05:21.040 In Nashville
02:05:22.160 Yeah
02:05:22.500 Kid rocks us
02:05:23.240 In the backyard
02:05:23.820 He like
02:05:24.280 He'll have a bunch
02:05:24.820 Of people over sometimes
02:05:25.600 And they had a
02:05:26.300 Fucking skeet thing
02:05:27.440 He just kept shooting
02:05:28.520 It off the cliff
02:05:29.280 And we were just
02:05:31.320 Popping them off
02:05:31.920 It was cool
02:05:32.300 But yeah
02:05:32.920 It's a fun place man
02:05:33.820 A lot of
02:05:34.240 Just a lot of
02:05:35.920 Nice people there
02:05:36.800 So
02:05:37.040 Yeah
02:05:37.140 Dax Shepard
02:05:38.800 Thanks so much man
02:05:39.540 Oh my god
02:05:40.060 Thanks for having me
02:05:41.280 Yeah I appreciate it bro
02:05:42.300 Nice to meet you
02:05:42.920 You too
02:05:43.360 Now I'm just floating
02:05:45.120 On the breeze
02:05:46.260 And I feel I'm falling
02:05:47.860 Like these leaves
02:05:49.220 I must be
02:05:50.260 Cornerstone
02:05:52.560 Oh
02:05:55.160 But when I reach
02:05:56.340 That ground
02:05:57.100 I'll share this
02:05:58.140 Peace of mind
02:05:59.260 I found
02:05:59.940 I can feel it
02:06:01.300 In my bones
02:06:03.420 But it's gonna
02:06:05.400 Take it
02:06:06.060 Take it
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