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Hut, Hut, Straight Up | Ep 303 | Bad Friends

January 12, 2026 / 01:03:28

This episode features a humorous discussion between Bobby Lee and Andrew Santino, touching on topics such as conspiracy theories, personal anecdotes, and their experiences with celebrities.

The hosts joke about their energy levels and Bobby's recent dates, leading to a light-hearted banter about their backgrounds and hometowns, including Englewood and Watts Towers.

They share thoughts on various movies, including a critique of "Benjamin Button" and reminiscing about their experiences in the film industry, including Bobby's upcoming sold-out shows.

The conversation also includes amusing takes on sports, particularly football, and their thoughts on celebrity encounters, including Andrew's brief meeting with President Obama.

Throughout the episode, they maintain a playful tone, discussing everything from hula hooping to the absurdities of life, making for an entertaining listen.

TL;DR

Bobby Lee and Andrew Santino share funny stories about movies, sports, and celebrity encounters while maintaining a playful banter throughout the episode.

Episode

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You two are bad friends.
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>> Who are these two idiots?
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>> A white dude and an Asian dude. You two
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are disgusting.
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>> Well, you two are something.
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>> We're bad friends.
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>> Yeah. What's up?
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>> What's up?
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>> Yeah. Your energy today, dude. I don't
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know, dude.
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>> What's wrong with my energy today?
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>> It's not mindful. It's not grace.
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There's no grace in it.
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>> All right.
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>> Yeah. Yeah. It's aggressive.
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>> You come with your hat down. You know
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what I mean,
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>> dude? I'm not Taylor Swift. You have to
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act like that. [laughter] You know what
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I mean, guys? What's up? West side.
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Englewood,
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huh? Shy town. You're That's where
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you're from?
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>> You've never been to Englewood once.
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>> Genuinely.
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>> I know where it is, though.
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>> Where?
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>> It's south from here.
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>> Is it not?
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>> Yeah.
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>> It's by Watts, dog.
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>> I've been to the Watts Tower uh Watts
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Towers.
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>> No, you haven't.
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>> Yeah, that's where I get my water.
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[laughter]
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>> Have you ever Watts water, dude?
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>> Mm-
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>> Yeah, dude.
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>> Is it good?
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>> Yeah, it's filled with all kinds of
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juicy things.
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>> Oh, I love this is a big thing. the
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Watts Towers. This was, you know, this
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was built by
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>> these were actually um people thought
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they were an art piece, but it turns out
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>> I thought I thought there was water in
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it.
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>> That's what I thought. Did you think?
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>> No, no, no. I knew that you thought
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that.
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>> You thought it was a water tower.
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>> Yeah, I thought it was a water tower.
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Tower. I've never really seep into the
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watch tower. I was lying.
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>> This man collected
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>> What is that?
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>> Loose pieces of the Cuz the train runs
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behind it, right? Isn't it from He took
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parts from the train
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>> and then I think the [snorts] rumor was
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it was it was art, but it turns out it's
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actually the meetup point for Epstein
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people. [clears throat]
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>> Uh core steel rebar and wire mesh
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covered with cement mortar decorated
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mosaic of recycled found materials.
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>> It's one of those conspiracy blacks. You
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know that movie with Julia Roberts? Was
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that the movie?
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>> Oh, the Pelican Brief.
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>> No, no, not that one. Not that one.
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where Denzel plays like the Conspiracy
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Black. Is that him? Dave, did he ever
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play Conspira Conspiracy Black?
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>> What is Conspiracy Black?
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>> You know what I mean? You know what I
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mean?
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>> Exactly what you think it is.
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>> Exactly what you think it is.
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>> I don't know. I don't think
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>> Yeah. You go inside their house.
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Everything's tin foil.
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>> You know what I mean?
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>> That's just normal for That's
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conspiracy.
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>> Yeah, but he happens to be black.
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>> Oh,
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>> yeah. Yeah. There's conspiracy whites,
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too.
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>> I got it.
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>> Yeah. Yeah.
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>> I think there's majority are conspiracy
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whites. I feel like more conspiratorial.
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>> You can find that movie. I think it's
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called Conspiracy Theory. You know why
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Bobb's in a good mood? Do you want to
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tell everybody or should I tell
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everybody?
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>> Nothing.
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>> Come on.
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>> What?
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>> I'll say it. Bobby has been or has gone
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on a few
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>> No, no, no. That's not it.
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>> A few dates.
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>> That's not it.
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>> With Erica Kirk. [laughter]
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>> She's grieving.
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And, you know, to me, I'm so empathetic,
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right, that I need to hold her.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Yeah. I'm grieving. Dave with her.
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>> Have you seen some of those like videos
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with her in her eyes and stuff? It's
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wild, dude. That's not what I'm talking
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about.
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>> Man, you're in Canada. Another banger.
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Yeah, Siege. There's only so many movies
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where conspiracies come up and Denzel's
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in them. Really?
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>> Did I tell you he's That's like every
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movie he's ever done.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Did I tell you that we tried to watch
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Benjamin Button?
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>> Well, you would try You have to watch it
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backwards. It's better that way.
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[laughter]
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>> We tried. It's normal that way. You know
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what I mean?
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>> It's so [ __ ] bad. Like, watch it
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again in this era. It's I remember back
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then we were like, "Oh, it's wild. It's
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groundbreaking." Because when I saw it,
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I I was I was in the theater. I was
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like, "Oh my god, we're in the future,
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>> dude. It's [laughter]
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>> remember. I can't believe it.
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>> It's so bad." I mean, look at the
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>> Fincher.
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>> Yeah, but look at It's so [laughter]
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bad.
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>> It's so weird. It looks like he's
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wearing a Donald Rumsfeld mask.
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>> Oh, yeah.
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>> It doesn't look real.
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>> It doesn't look real.
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>> It dude, it's so weird. We tried. Look
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at that.
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>> Look at that.
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>> We watched this. This movie won an
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Academy Award.
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>> Wait, wait. You saw it with whom?
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>> We watched at the house. It was just on
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and I think it was on like HBO or
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whatever. You know when they're like you
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and I was like we haven't I I don't this
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movie was so long ago. I was like I
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haven't seen that. I'm going to watch it
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again. Yeah,
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>> dude. 20 minutes. I was like I got to
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get out of here. It was trip. Look at
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that. It was tripping me out.
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>> That's insane.
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>> How am I supposed to come with that
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going on? [laughter]
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>> It's insane.
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>> He turned into Mitch McConnell.
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[laughter]
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>> It's little Rudy.
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>> Here's another one. Meet Joe Black.
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>> Oh, dude.
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>> Do you like that one?
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>> I used to.
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>> Yeah. Yeah. Watch.
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>> You know what? If I rewatch that again,
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it's like you're He's an angel, right?
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>> Yeah.
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>> You like peanut butter?
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>> Yeah. What is that?
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>> What is that?
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>> What are we talking about?
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>> It's a little quirk. You know what I
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mean? I just
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>> Yeah. How about almond butter? Why not?
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Why peanut butter?
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>> Why peanut butter?
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>> He's so hot though.
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>> Yeah. He's still Have you seen him now?
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>> He's even hotter.
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>> He's hotter now. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
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>> Cuz I saw like some new girl he's
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dating. They had a picture of them
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together on
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>> on the internet and I was like, "God, it
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never breaks, huh?"
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>> Yeah. Look at him. He was born that way.
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>> That guy is built. He is built
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different.
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>> Built for speed. [laughter]
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>> Yeah. Oh my god.
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>> Vroom vroom
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>> vroom vroom. Look at that, dude.
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>> I would just literally It's like a
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[ __ ] futon. Yeah, man. I would lay on
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him like a futon.
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>> Yeah. [laughter]
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>> Wouldn't you? No. Pete, really, Pete? I
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know you're not gay, but
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>> Absolutely.
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>> Yeah. Right. Would you?
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>> We don't know.
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>> Yeah. Yeah. If you walked in your house,
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Brad Pitt happened to be naked laying on
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your couch, you would lay right on top
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of him. That's your instinct.
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>> I'd get naked immediately.
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>> Immediately. And I'd go, "Let's compare
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bodies. [laughter]
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Stand up, Bradley.
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>> I think at one point I'll be like, "What
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are you doing in the house?
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>> What are you doing in my house?"
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>> After But that you say that after you're
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Yeah. After you have sex with Brad Pig,
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you're smoking a cigarette in bed and
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you're like, "How'd you get in my
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house?" [laughter]
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>> Exactly. You don't ask before. Never.
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No. You just do.
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>> You just have to let it be.
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>> Yeah.
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>> That was from F1. Did you watch F1?
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>> No. But do you think he knows he's hot?
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>> Yes.
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>> Brother, do you know you're Asian?
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>> [ __ ] I do.
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>> Yeah. Well, IT'S THE SAME THING.
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>> OH, [ __ ] IT'S THE SAME THING. HE KNOWS
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IT.
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>> Here's what it is. Yeah. Yeah.
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>> I forget sometimes I have red hair.
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[laughter]
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>> It's the reddest hair I've ever seen.
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>> But I have red hair.
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>> I know. It's so mutantike.
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>> So like he must forget sometimes he's
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hot, but then look in the mirror and go,
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>> I'm hot.
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>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
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>> I'm so
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>> Every morning you must look in the
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mirror and go, I have red hair.
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>> No. I get out of the shower, I see my
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little red penis and my red pubes and I
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go, I have red hair. Like it makes me
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laugh. I have little I have red hair.
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>> Dude, do you The shock and awe of me
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being Korean all the time. [laughter]
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>> It's It's shock and awe.
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>> I look in the mirror, I go, "Holy [ __ ]
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I am Asian." [laughter]
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>> It's like It's startling because you're
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in I'm in a white world.
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>> Yeah.
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>> I'm around a lot of white people, right?
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And then every night I look in the
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mirror, I go, "Look at that." [laughter]
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>> But it's
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>> Look what's going on there.
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>> No, it's positive.
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>> It's not. It's pure negative. Koreans
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are the best
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>> because I'm not like, you know what I
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mean, like leading man Korean. Those are
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hot, right?
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>> You're next door neighbor.
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>> I'm next door neighbor. I'm the guy that
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you don't trust in the movie. You know
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what I mean?
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>> Actually, I think you're the guy that
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turns out to be. You know who you are?
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>> Yeah.
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>> But the I don't What's the character's
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name in Home Alone that they think he's
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evil? The guy with the shovel, the old
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man, but he turns out to be the best.
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>> Marley.
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>> Marley. You're that because people are
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like, I'm weary of that little Korean
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guy. But guess what? Yeah,
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>> guys have got a great heart, great soul.
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Turns out to be a great guy.
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>> All right, I want you to Google this.
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All right.
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>> Half naked guy in Kung Fu Hustle. I'm
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that kid. [laughter]
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>> What?
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>> What?
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>> In Kung Fu Hustle. Yeah. One of my
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favorite movies.
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>> That's a bad
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>> Yeah. Yeah. No. No. But that's who he is
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in the movie. You know what I mean?
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>> Every time I watch that movie, I go, I
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think I'm that guy.
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>> It sucks.
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>> Oh, yeah. That's 100% it. Yeah. Getting
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cracked around.
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>> Getting cracked around. Yeah, that's me.
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Yeah. [laughter]
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But you know, somebody has to be that.
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>> That's right.
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>> When I look in the mirror, go, "Somebody
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has to be whatever that."
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>> Someone has to be us. And why not
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[snorts] us?
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>> Or have you? When I look in the mirror
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naked, when I see my naked body, oh my
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god, it's pure shock and awe.
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>> The dog walked in on me taking a shower.
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I stepped in the shower and I heard her
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coming up behind me, heard her, you
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know, chain.
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>> Yeah.
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>> And I go, "Oh, hey."
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>> She then looked up, saw me naked, and
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went [snorts]
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>> and walked out.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Not happy about it.
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>> Wow.
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>> Well, I gained a little bit of weight.
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You have gotten a little a
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>> little porky. I'm 206 right now.
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>> I kind of like it.
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>> 206
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>> cuz it thickens out like you're a
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football player almost.
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>> I'm getting a little footbally.
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>> Yeah. Yeah.
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>> Straight up.
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>> Yeah.
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>> I
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>> I walked out just one I know you're
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going to say something. I'm so sorry.
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Straight up is good.
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>> I have nothing else to say.
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>> Yeah. Straight up.
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>> Straight up.
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>> Yeah. What is that?
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>> Hut hut. [laughter]
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>> You think they yell straight up?
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>> That's what you just said.
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>> Travis Scott,
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>> didn't I say hut hut?
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>> You did.
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>> Oh, you [laughter] did? I thought
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>> Yeah. I thought they said straight up.
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>> Straight up.
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>> Yeah. Yeah.
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>> Straight up.
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>> Aren't Isn't it a move that they're
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saying out loud?
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>> No.
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>> Yeah. Go to the right. [laughter]
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>> Right. Go around me.
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>> Yeah.
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>> They don't Is that a move?
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>> They're not telling the other guys are
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right there.
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>> I know. But it's like him because he's
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the captain, right?
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>> Yeah.
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>> He's the leader. The quarterback's the
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leader, right?
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>> Is the captain,
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>> right? So, isn't he going, you know what
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I mean? Natron, go to the right.
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>> No, he doesn't yell out the plays. Oh,
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he doesn't.
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>> Well, then they would know. They're
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right there.
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>> No, but it's their own code word.
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>> Well, they do have codes. You are you're
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halfway.
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>> Pelican Town 260.
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>> That's [laughter] a good That's a play.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Pelican Town 260 is a play.
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>> Downtown Magoo. Turn around.
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>> Turn around.
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>> And then they're like, "Oh, I got to
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turn around. I'm going to do downtown
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Magoo. [laughter]
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>> Don't Isn't that what they do?"
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>> Yeah.
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>> Okay. I don't know football. I don't
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watch that sport. But anyway, um,
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>> you know football.
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>> I know the real football. Yeah. Yeah.
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And Arsenal won today 4-1. That's why
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I'm in a good mood. [applause]
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You beat Aston Villa and there were
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three punts below us. If they had won
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that game, they would have tied us for
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number one.
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>> Nice try, Aston Villa.
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>> Nice try, Ollie Watkins. Anyway, um
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>> Aston Villa, by the way, is that a name
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of a city?
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>> No, but it's the same of a football
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club. It's one of the oldest football.
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>> Terrible name.
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>> Yeah,
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>> Aston Villa.
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>> Yeah,
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>> that's a symbol.
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>> How British does that [ __ ] [ __ ]
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sound?
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>> Aston Villa.
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>> I play for Aston Villa.
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>> Yeah.
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>> How about you? What' you get for
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Christmas?
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>> Nothing. I'll tell you this. I'm going
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to say that what I was going to say
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before because of the dog thing and then
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I'll go to the Christmas.
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>> I'm a little wired up. Sorry.
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>> I like it.
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>> Okay. So, um
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>> I love it.
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>> Well, there's three things happening.
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>> Go.
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>> I want just say all the things that are
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happening. Give it.
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>> Okay.
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>> Um number one, I I I walked out a movie
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last night and and it's like
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it's Park Chan Wuk, the guy that did Old
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Boy. I think he produced this movie,
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Korean movie.
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>> It's called um I had Google I [ __ ]
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>> Wait, but you w you went to the theater
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to see it.
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>> I was I went to the Grove. You know how
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busy the grove is right now, dude. No
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other choice is what
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>> No other choice. Turns out you had a few
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and one of them was to leave. [laughter]
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>> And it's it got What is the um rotten
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tomatoes on it?
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>> I never trust tomatoes.
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>> 99%.
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>> I don't trust it.
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>> I think 99%. [snorts]
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>> I just don't trust that it's too 98.
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That's way too high.
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>> Yeah. So, and it's the guy from Squid
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Games. Great actor.
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Beautifully shot. Beautifully shot.
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Right. Um, it's a dark comedy. The
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comedy really works. They're just so
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talented, right? Koreans ain't how to do
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it.
00:11:01
>> Mhm.
00:11:02
>> But there's one moment. So, I'm going to
00:11:03
just tell you, I'm not going to give any
00:11:04
spoilers. Okay.
00:11:05
>> No, we're never going to see this. It
00:11:07
doesn't matter. [laughter]
00:11:08
>> Really?
00:11:09
>> Well, I mean, maybe.
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>> All right. So,
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>> that moment,
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>> this guy, right, the guy on the right,
00:11:13
right, happily married, two kids.
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>> He's a paper man.
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>> He work he works for a paper processing
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plant and he's been there for 25 years.
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Makes a good living. and he gets fired.
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Okay. From his job
00:11:27
>> for stealing paper.
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>> No. [snorts]
00:11:29
>> For,
00:11:30
>> you know, the Americans bought the
00:11:32
company and they're doing some
00:11:33
readjustments like that. Yeah. So,
00:11:34
anyway, um there's a point where it's
00:11:36
like he won't get a job, right? So, he
00:11:40
they're running out of money, right? So,
00:11:42
the first thing they do is they get rid
00:11:44
of their dogs.
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>> What?
00:11:47
>> Yeah. They had two dogs. They're like,
00:11:48
"We can't feed this whole family." How
00:11:50
hard is it to feed a [ __ ] dog?
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>> Yeah. That's the weird.
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>> It's It As soon as that happened in the
00:11:55
movie, I'M LIKE, I'M OUT.
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>> I'M OUT.
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>> I AM OUT.
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>> I'M OUT.
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>> I WALKED OUT.
00:12:00
>> You got rid of the dogs?
00:12:01
>> Yeah. Yeah. You And the kids are crying.
00:12:04
Look. Yeah. It's It was
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>> I got rid of the kids.
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>> I'd rather give one of the kids.
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>> They're so much more expensive.
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>> They're way more expensive. Yeah. How
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far How expensive is dog food?
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>> I mean, dude, you can get You can get
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like a 50 lb bag from Costco for like 10
00:12:17
bucks.
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>> I know. Exactly. I mean, they're not
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going to be the healthiest food for the
00:12:21
dog. Keep it alive.
00:12:23
>> It'll be dude. Dogs live on the street.
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Street dogs.
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>> Whenever something like that happens in
00:12:26
a movie where I'm like, I wouldn't do
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that. I have to leave.
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>> I I you know, I saw a [ __ ] thread
00:12:32
today. Was it yesterday morning or this
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morning? That pissed me off. Someone was
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like, I don't care. I'll say, you know,
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like hot takes, you know, this [ __ ]
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>> I hate hot.
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>> And they were like, hot take? I don't
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[ __ ] care. Uh, if you're a dog
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person, you are stupid. Just accept it.
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And I was like, what does that even
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mean? person.
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>> And when I say, "What does that even
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mean?" It's cuz I'm stupid and I don't
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get it.
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>> Yeah. [laughter]
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>> Cuz I'm a dog person. Yeah.
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>> I I don't trust people that don't like
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dogs. Weirds me the [ __ ] out.
00:13:00
>> I I don't trust a president that doesn't
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have a dog.
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>> He's the only one.
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>> I know. It's crazy in history. Yeah.
00:13:06
Have a cat. I don't A gerbal.
00:13:08
>> Actually, if he had a honey badger, I
00:13:10
don't care what it is.
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>> Honey badger would be sick.
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>> That'd be sick.
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>> I got my little badger here.
00:13:14
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And he's gnawing on
00:13:15
Steven uh Miller's ankle. [laughter]
00:13:18
All of that. He was like, "Oh, yeah.
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Yeah,
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>> Donald, come get your honey badger.
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[laughter] [ __ ] I have to go to
00:13:25
school and bring my honey badger."
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>> Yeah, you have. Yeah. I
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>> I don't get it. You got to have some
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kind of animal.
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>> Yeah. Here's another Tik Tok video that
00:13:32
I can't watch. When did they start of a
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I don't know who needs to hear this.
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Nobody. Nobody needs to hear what YOU'RE
00:13:38
SAYING CUZ YOU DON'T KNOW [ __ ]
00:13:39
>> YOU DON'T KNOW [ __ ]
00:13:40
>> WE DON'T CARE ABOUT YOUR OPINION.
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[laughter] YOU'RE A REGULAR GUY.
00:13:45
>> You're a regular guy.
00:13:46
>> You know what I mean? It's like
00:13:48
>> you're a regular guy.
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>> Yeah. Degrassi. What? The scientist guy.
00:13:53
>> Yeah.
00:13:54
>> Yeah.
00:13:54
>> What are we talking? Oh, Neil.
00:13:55
>> Neil. Yeah. Yeah.
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>> I thought about the TV show.
00:13:57
>> No. If [laughter] Well, whatever.
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>> Neil Degrass Tyson.
00:14:00
>> Yeah. Yeah. Need grass. Tyson. You know
00:14:01
what I mean? If he says I don't need I
00:14:04
don't Then I'll go, oh, I think I'm
00:14:05
going to I I want to hear his opinion
00:14:07
about this.
00:14:07
>> Yeah.
00:14:08
>> Or anyone professional like Scott
00:14:10
Galloway.
00:14:10
>> Nah, let me pause on Scott Galloway.
00:14:13
>> No, don't pause on him. Push play. He
00:14:15
says some [ __ ] that I'm like,
00:14:16
>> I know. I love it.
00:14:17
>> The [ __ ] are you talking?
00:14:18
>> I'm reading his book right now.
00:14:19
>> He does this whole skip about like, you
00:14:22
know, people are drinking less than
00:14:23
they've ever drank and they're having
00:14:24
less sex and men aren't talking to women
00:14:26
and all this [ __ ] [ __ ] It's like I
00:14:28
don't Is that true? How do we know
00:14:30
that's true?
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>> It's called statistics, my friend.
00:14:33
>> Who's filling out those forms? What the
00:14:34
[ __ ] do you mean?
00:14:35
>> In the Midwest, they do it
00:14:36
>> where they pull people on the street and
00:14:37
they go, "Who's [ __ ]
00:14:39
>> Yeah.
00:14:39
>> I don't buy it."
00:14:40
>> They don't do it in Studio City cuz I've
00:14:41
been around. You know, they don't
00:14:42
>> Here's why I don't buy it. We're friends
00:14:44
with a young man here. What's your name
00:14:46
again?
00:14:47
>> Mone.
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>> Mone.
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>> Yeah.
00:14:49
>> This guy, he's in the height of his 20s.
00:14:52
He's in the in the center of it.
00:14:54
>> He's not a normal.
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>> He's [ __ ]
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>> I know, but he's he's not an average
00:14:59
white dude. This
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>> He is the most average looking white
00:15:02
dude I'VE EVER SEEN. [laughter]
00:15:03
>> NO, NO, NO, NO, NO. You don't get about
00:15:04
this McCone guy, right? He's a shifter.
00:15:08
>> He's He's He's got the gift of gab. You
00:15:10
know what I mean? He's slimy.
00:15:11
>> He's got Hollywood quality. What is and
00:15:13
then what's
00:15:14
>> to have him when I first met him to just
00:15:17
directly walk up to me and talk business
00:15:19
>> is insane behavior. And I'm like, "Oh, a
00:15:23
little mover and shaker, this little
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one. Slimy mover shaker."
00:15:26
>> And then he gets into here, moves up.
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He's a [ __ ] climber.
00:15:29
>> You want to fire him?
00:15:30
>> No, I love him. Okay.
00:15:31
>> He's like a pesty little brother.
00:15:34
>> Yeah. Yeah. So, he stays. But what I'm
00:15:36
saying is I'm on to you. But he's not a
00:15:38
normal, you know, I mean, a average
00:15:41
20some year old man.
00:15:42
>> All his friends are [ __ ]
00:15:44
>> Yeah, cuz they're not. Have you met
00:15:45
them?
00:15:46
>> Yeah.
00:15:46
>> Yeah.
00:15:46
>> Half of them are.
00:15:47
>> But the ones that he has in Minnesota,
00:15:49
those ones, they're not [ __ ]
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>> Yes, they are.
00:15:52
>> No, I met them.
00:15:53
>> What do you mean?
00:15:53
>> They don't even talk. [laughter] They're
00:15:55
come to like a catatonic.
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They're like totem poles. Whenever you
00:16:00
introduce me to them, they're like,
00:16:02
>> "Well, they all they they're big fans of
00:16:04
you, by
00:16:04
>> They're not big fans, dude. a good smile
00:16:06
then.
00:16:07
>> Do you ever Do you ever tell someone to
00:16:08
meet you at a nice spot and you never
00:16:10
show up?
00:16:11
>> No.
00:16:11
>> You've never done that?
00:16:12
>> No.
00:16:13
>> That's like a move that people do where
00:16:14
they bail on a date?
00:16:16
>> Yeah. [snorts] I can't do that. I don't
00:16:18
I've never ghosted anybody on a date.
00:16:19
>> Have you been ghosted though?
00:16:20
>> Oh, yeah.
00:16:21
>> Yeah. See, that's why it burns.
00:16:22
>> It hurts, huh?
00:16:23
>> Yeah.
00:16:24
>> But you still remember the person. I bet
00:16:25
you it sits in your memory bank.
00:16:27
>> You know who did it.
00:16:28
>> It seeps deep in my soul.
00:16:29
>> You know who did it. Yeah. That's why
00:16:30
they do it. I think
00:16:32
>> you know that. You know somebody that
00:16:33
did to me.
00:16:34
>> Do I? I know who it is. Do you?
00:16:36
>> No. I'm asking you. Do I know who they
00:16:37
are?
00:16:38
>> Yeah.
00:16:38
>> No. What the [ __ ] Who's on first?
00:16:40
>> Who's on second? [laughter]
00:16:41
>> I don't know, dude.
00:16:44
>> Straight up. Straight up.
00:16:46
>> Straight up.
00:16:47
>> Wait. Wait. Who did it to you?
00:16:50
>> Ble room back dash.
00:16:52
>> Got it. [laughter]
00:16:54
>> There will be a college football team
00:16:56
that uses Bickloom back dash.
00:16:58
>> Yeah. Ble room back dash. You know what
00:17:00
I mean?
00:17:00
>> BLE ROOM BACK DASH
00:17:02
>> UP THE STRAIGHT
00:17:03
>> STRAIGHT UP. AND then the wide receiver
00:17:05
knows what to do.
00:17:05
>> He does.
00:17:06
>> And he does a little bickle room like
00:17:07
move.
00:17:08
>> If you're a college football player of
00:17:09
any kind, please use a bad friend's uh
00:17:12
call at the line.
00:17:13
>> Yeah.
00:17:13
>> And let us know.
00:17:14
>> Ble room back dash.
00:17:16
>> Well, what are you doing? How to
00:17:17
properly yell as a quarterback.
00:17:19
>> Yeah. There's like a specific
00:17:21
>> blue 42.
00:17:22
>> I got one. I would do this. I would
00:17:24
close this one and open this one.
00:17:26
[laughter]
00:17:27
>> Sing along.
00:17:28
>> Yeah. Yeah. That's a good one. Give me
00:17:30
one.
00:17:32
>> Air lick. But don't do this. Don't be
00:17:34
hacky about it. Come up with your own.
00:17:35
>> Imagine if you saw a quarterback at the
00:17:37
line and he went 449.
00:17:40
[laughter]
00:17:41
>> And I would know what that is. Slither.
00:17:43
>> Slither. Slither.
00:17:44
>> Slither around the defensive linebacker.
00:17:46
>> That's a slither play.
00:17:46
>> Yeah. Yeah. That is
00:17:47
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
00:17:48
>> That is my
00:17:50
>> Oh, it's a hook route.
00:17:51
>> Yeah. It's a hook route. Hook
00:17:53
>> on both sides, though.
00:17:54
>> Yeah. Double hook.
00:17:55
>> One hook round. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Single
00:17:57
hook.
00:17:57
>> Yeah. Single hook is one side. You know
00:17:58
what I mean? [laughter]
00:17:59
>> That'd be fun to come up with. should
00:18:01
coach a team,
00:18:02
>> dude. That'd be great.
00:18:03
>> Let us coach your local team.
00:18:04
>> We should just co We should coach like a
00:18:06
inner mural team. We should have a bad
00:18:08
friend's inner mural team.
00:18:09
>> And the thing would be what some of my
00:18:11
coaching would be direct like that. It's
00:18:14
exactly what it means.
00:18:15
>> Direct. [laughter]
00:18:16
>> Yeah. Yeah. Headbutt the guy twice.
00:18:19
>> It's exactly what that means. There's no
00:18:21
hidden agenda, right? I just headbutt.
00:18:23
You know what I mean? [laughter] Looks
00:18:24
like you got water in your ear. Oh,
00:18:26
there it is. Finger flick. Yeah. Yeah.
00:18:28
Right in the face.
00:18:29
>> Arm finger. Yeah. Flick in the face.
00:18:31
[laughter]
00:18:31
>> Right. And then some of them would be
00:18:33
like, you know what I mean? Not obvious.
00:18:36
>> A little bit more secretive.
00:18:37
>> Yeah.
00:18:39
[laughter]
00:18:40
>> What is that?
00:18:41
>> What?
00:18:41
>> What was that?
00:18:42
>> Click of the nose and focus.
00:18:43
>> Oh, focus. [laughter]
00:18:45
>> Hey, boogerhead.
00:18:46
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's what that
00:18:47
is.
00:18:47
>> I get that.
00:18:48
>> Yeah. Yeah. I think we should do it.
00:18:49
>> I'll do it.
00:18:50
>> Yeah. Yeah.
00:18:50
>> I would love to. We'll draw up some
00:18:51
plays.
00:18:52
>> Yeah. Now, with your knowledge of
00:18:53
football,
00:18:54
>> is there plays in baseball?
00:18:56
>> Uh, yeah. I mean, that's a hard It's not
00:18:58
the same.
00:18:58
>> It's harder. Well, there's there's
00:19:00
there's signals from coaches this, you
00:19:02
know, like you know, signals. They do
00:19:03
that the third base.
00:19:04
>> Yeah. But what does that all mean?
00:19:05
>> Well, they're signaling to the runner uh
00:19:09
the next move what the what the batter's
00:19:11
going to do.
00:19:12
>> Yeah. Yeah.
00:19:12
>> To swing swing away or to take the pitch
00:19:15
or or to try to steal the base or
00:19:17
there's Look, well, there's a bunch of
00:19:19
different signals there, but they all
00:19:21
have different uh signs. Signs.
00:19:23
>> Yeah. Yeah.
00:19:24
>> Pitch These are pitch call signs.
00:19:25
>> Wow. That's amazing.
00:19:27
>> They don't do the same. They use an
00:19:28
older hand.
00:19:29
>> Is that my hand? [laughter]
00:19:31
>> That's my hand. I'm not kidding. That's
00:19:33
my hand.
00:19:33
>> That's the oldest hand I've ever seen.
00:19:35
Um
00:19:35
>> I have an old hand.
00:19:36
>> So this is something. Upside down piece.
00:19:39
>> Yeah.
00:19:40
>> This twice. Yeah. They got to get more
00:19:42
creative, dude.
00:19:43
>> Oh, they only have your hand. You have
00:19:44
one hand.
00:19:45
>> I know. But you could still, you know.
00:19:46
[laughter] What about this move?
00:19:48
>> No, cuz this one has a mitt. One has a
00:19:49
mitt on it.
00:19:50
>> Oh, it's a mit, right?
00:19:51
>> Catcher has one mitt on it,
00:19:52
>> right? And then do they do this?
00:19:55
>> Yeah.
00:19:55
>> Meaning catch it.
00:19:56
>> Catch it. [laughter]
00:19:58
pitcher does that. Catch the ball, dude.
00:20:00
You know what I mean?
00:20:01
>> That's from the pitcher.
00:20:02
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>> Would you be a pitcher or a catcher?
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>> Oh, I'd be a catcher.
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>> Yeah, I know.
00:22:18
>> I catch. Yeah. Yeah.
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>> Yeah. I don't pitch.
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>> That'd be terrible. [laughter]
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Yeah. But he's going right. And you know
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00:22:35
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>> What? The batter.
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>> The batter. They see the coach. You know
00:22:41
what I mean? And the looking at like, I
00:22:44
don't know what move that is, but I'll
00:22:46
try.
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>> Swing away.
00:22:47
>> Yeah. took away. [laughter]
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>> What do you think?
00:22:51
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
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>> That's got to That's That feels like
00:22:53
that's in a movie. [laughter]
00:22:54
>> I feel like that's Daniel Stern Little
00:22:57
Big League or whatever.
00:22:58
>> Yeah.
00:22:59
>> I I feel like [laughter] gang members
00:23:01
could probably do it. Well,
00:23:03
>> hey, Steel 30.
00:23:06
>> Throw up some [ __ ]
00:23:07
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, dude. You know
00:23:09
what I mean? Do this, right?
00:23:10
>> Well, you know, they have gangs. They
00:23:12
have g uh not gangs, but I mean like in
00:23:14
prisons, they have like inter mural
00:23:16
leagues in prison. M
00:23:18
>> and longest [snorts] yard, man.
00:23:19
>> Yeah.
00:23:20
>> All gang sides. Whoa.
00:23:22
>> Well, let's not throw any of these up.
00:23:23
>> Yeah. Yeah.
00:23:23
>> Wait, let me see.
00:23:25
>> Compton [ __ ]
00:23:26
>> This one I can do. I like
00:23:27
>> I don't think we should do these.
00:23:29
>> Why?
00:23:29
>> On the air.
00:23:30
>> Yeah.
00:23:31
>> It's probably a bad idea.
00:23:32
>> Yeah, but this means different than
00:23:34
whatever that means. This means antlers.
00:23:37
>> Sure. [laughter]
00:23:38
>> Deer gang
00:23:39
>> or hunters.
00:23:40
>> Get the antlers, dude. You know what I
00:23:42
mean? Yeah.
00:23:43
>> What do you Yeah.
00:23:44
>> Japanese girl gang.
00:23:45
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You know what I mean?
00:23:49
>> I like I'm not going to lie, the hand
00:23:50
signals for gangs are incredible. You
00:23:53
see them throw them up, you love them.
00:23:54
Oh, geek gang. What is that?
00:23:55
>> Yeah.
00:23:56
>> Geek gang signs.
00:23:57
>> Now, how could you take Okey dokie and
00:23:59
turn into a gang sign? That sucks.
00:24:01
>> Like, cuz if you're like seeing a guy,
00:24:03
you go, "Hey, hey, Bobby, I'm going to
00:24:05
go to the gym, right?" And I go, "Okay."
00:24:09
[laughter] That's what I'm saying.
00:24:10
That's unfair.
00:24:11
>> Yeah. It's not. You can't steal. They
00:24:12
stole it.
00:24:12
>> You can't do okie doie anymore because
00:24:14
it's a gain. Well,
00:24:16
>> yeah. Yeah.
00:24:17
>> You know.
00:24:19
>> Okay.
00:24:21
I know. [laughter] I know. I get it. I
00:24:24
understand.
00:24:25
>> I understand it.
00:24:26
>> A lot of things have been taken over.
00:24:29
>> Yeah, that's true.
00:24:30
>> A lot of things have been taken. They're
00:24:32
just, you know,
00:24:32
>> like the swastika.
00:24:33
>> That was ours.
00:24:35
>> No, that was um Indonesian, right? It
00:24:37
was like Buddhist almost.
00:24:38
>> Well, it means peace.
00:24:39
>> It means peace, right?
00:24:40
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
00:24:40
>> You know what's so crazy? The marketing
00:24:42
is great
00:24:43
>> on the swastika. I mean, because to take
00:24:46
to take peace and turn it into a a
00:24:48
symbol of hate,
00:24:49
>> it's like taking the peace sign now and
00:24:51
turning into hate.
00:24:52
>> Well, it's almost poetic.
00:24:54
>> You're taking something that means peace
00:24:55
and turn it into absolute hate, which is
00:24:57
kind of odd. How
00:24:58
>> good marketing, that's all.
00:24:59
>> Phenomenal. Good team over there in
00:25:01
Germany. [laughter]
00:25:03
>> So, check it out. We're branding. We're
00:25:05
going to rebrand the peace symbol.
00:25:07
[laughter]
00:25:08
>> Hitler, I love it.
00:25:10
>> Yeah. Yeah.
00:25:12
>> Now, give me some [ __ ] math.
00:25:14
[laughter] Yeah, they did a lot of math.
00:25:15
>> He loved math. A lot of them did.
00:25:18
>> What would If you had terminal cancer
00:25:20
and you're on your way out, would you do
00:25:22
would you ride the horse? Would you do
00:25:23
heroin?
00:25:24
>> I mean, I would do what the doctor
00:25:27
prescribed, but much more.
00:25:28
>> Mhm.
00:25:29
>> Um, you wouldn't go street drugs?
00:25:32
>> I might. I don't know, dude. I might
00:25:34
want to face it head-on. Clear
00:25:37
>> death.
00:25:38
>> Yeah. What's so funny?
00:25:39
>> Carlos does not want to face it.
00:25:40
>> Like Rahm Doss says,
00:25:41
>> I don't want to face traffic. Oh, that's
00:25:43
true. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
00:25:45
>> But don't you want to be in the present
00:25:47
moment of death?
00:25:49
>> No.
00:25:49
>> I don't know. Well, I definitely don't
00:25:51
want to die in my sleep.
00:25:53
>> A Jane Goodall.
00:25:54
>> That's a huge fear.
00:25:55
>> She died in her sleep.
00:25:56
>> The ape woman.
00:25:58
>> Yeah,
00:25:58
>> she did.
00:25:58
>> Yeah.
00:25:59
>> I thought she died from an ape, wasn't
00:26:01
she?
00:26:01
>> Well, ape was next to her probably. I
00:26:03
don't know. I don't know if she sleeps
00:26:04
with him, but I think she died in her
00:26:06
sleep. No.
00:26:06
>> Famous people die in their sleep. James
00:26:08
Gandalfini, John Candy, Heath Ledger,
00:26:10
Bernie Mack, Britney Murphy, Jerry
00:26:11
Garcia, Reggie White.
00:26:13
>> Wow.
00:26:14
>> William Howard T.
00:26:15
>> Why not die in your sleep?
00:26:16
>> I want to know what's coming.
00:26:18
>> Oh,
00:26:19
>> like when I die, I want to go, okay,
00:26:21
it's happening.
00:26:22
>> Oh, I see.
00:26:22
>> I don't want to go to bed and being
00:26:24
like, "What a great day."
00:26:25
>> Yeah.
00:26:26
>> Honku, honk. And then I And then I never
00:26:28
wake up.
00:26:29
>> Wow.
00:26:29
>> I want to be alive when I'm dead.
00:26:31
>> Hey,
00:26:33
>> no, dude.
00:26:34
>> You want to be asleep.
00:26:35
>> Yeah. Yeah.
00:26:35
>> Well, you sleep so [ __ ] much. going
00:26:37
to happen. [laughter]
00:26:38
>> I
00:26:39
>> from a percentage perspective.
00:26:41
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
00:26:42
>> Like it has to be for you.
00:26:43
>> Yeah.
00:26:44
>> By the way, I talked to a buddy today
00:26:45
who says that he's gone up north and
00:26:48
eaten reindeer before.
00:26:49
>> Oh my god. This
00:26:50
>> No, he says they're [ __ ] awesome.
00:26:52
>> This [ __ ] guy does.
00:26:54
>> What?
00:26:54
>> You don't eat reindeer dog?
00:26:56
>> What do you mean? You can eat reindeer
00:26:58
meat.
00:26:59
>> No, it looks good. It's like
00:27:01
>> It's too gy probably.
00:27:02
>> No, he said it was actually pretty good
00:27:03
because it was because it's fatty,
00:27:04
right? Because it's so cold. They have
00:27:06
to eat a lot to stuff up for the winter.
00:27:07
So, it's it's it's fattier than um
00:27:10
>> Oh, that does look delicious.
00:27:11
>> Yeah.
00:27:12
>> Yeah. Yeah.
00:27:13
>> It's fattier.
00:27:13
>> I think I think of Rudolph and stuff.
00:27:15
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
00:27:15
>> Well, no. Rudolph.
00:27:17
>> You can't eat Rudolph.
00:27:19
>> Somebody did.
00:27:20
>> Oh, no.
00:27:20
>> Somebody did. Reindeer meat. See, it
00:27:22
looks good.
00:27:22
>> Dude, that's like I told you when I was
00:27:24
in Australia and I had kangaroo.
00:27:25
Phenomenal.
00:27:27
>> I loved it. The guy was like, "Yeah, you
00:27:30
might not like it, mate." And I was
00:27:31
like, "I'll try it." We went to like a
00:27:32
little bar restaurant thing and I was
00:27:35
kind of like I'll have a couple bites.
00:27:37
Ate the whole [ __ ] thing.
00:27:38
>> Wow.
00:27:38
>> It was delicious.
00:27:39
>> Wow.
00:27:40
>> But they needed they need to get rid of
00:27:41
them because they outnumber kangaroos
00:27:43
outnumber Australians. Like what is it?
00:27:45
It's crazy. I think it's like 3 to one
00:27:46
or something bonkers like that. How much
00:27:48
could you charge for Rudolph's nose to
00:27:52
eat? If you actually caught Rudolph,
00:27:54
right, and you're like, you know,
00:27:56
Rudolph has one nose and it's probably
00:27:58
original because it's red. Bright red.
00:28:00
>> Yeah. You probably could eat it.
00:28:02
>> Well, I'm sure you could lick it
00:28:04
>> or you could boil it or something.
00:28:05
>> What do you think it would taste like?
00:28:07
>> I don't know. I mean, probably
00:28:08
delicious. Like candy cane and
00:28:11
>> just [snorts] a sugar.
00:28:11
>> Like a a sugary meat. Like a Korean, you
00:28:13
know what I mean? Um meat that's been
00:28:15
like, you know what I mean? Um what do
00:28:17
you call it?
00:28:18
>> Marinated.
00:28:18
>> Marinated. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
00:28:20
>> Marinate that.
00:28:20
>> You could probably charge a million
00:28:22
dollars for Rudolph's nose.
00:28:23
>> Well, it's one nose. You'd have to
00:28:24
charge way more than that. It's only
00:28:26
one.
00:28:26
>> Yeah. Or Daffy Duck's duck like beak.
00:28:29
How much could you charge for that? Oh
00:28:31
my
00:28:31
>> duck beak.
00:28:32
>> Daffy duck beat.
00:28:34
>> Right. [laughter]
00:28:35
>> What do you think?
00:28:36
>> Yeah.
00:28:37
>> Yeah.
00:28:37
>> Be so expensive.
00:28:38
>> Yeah. Tinkerbell wing.
00:28:40
>> Just one.
00:28:40
>> Tinkerbell wing. Dude, it's not a
00:28:42
filling.
00:28:43
>> No.
00:28:43
>> But you could probably charge a good 20
00:28:45
grand for one wing.
00:28:46
>> It's a delicacy.
00:28:47
>> It's a delicacy. Yeah.
00:28:48
>> What about a Mickey Mouse ear?
00:28:49
>> Ooh.
00:28:51
>> Just one ear.
00:28:52
>> One ear of Mickey Mouse earier.
00:28:54
>> Oh my god.
00:28:54
>> Oh my. I mean, a lot of people would be
00:28:56
upset.
00:28:56
>> So [laughter] what?
00:28:57
>> Right.
00:28:58
>> Oh god. But what if Mickey's walking
00:29:00
around with one ear? You know what I
00:29:01
mean?
00:29:02
>> See, we didn't kill him. We just took
00:29:04
the ear.
00:29:04
>> Just one ear.
00:29:05
>> Yeah. Yeah.
00:29:05
>> Big deal.
00:29:06
>> Yeah. Some Korean guy and a redheaded
00:29:08
guy took my ear. I was sleeping.
00:29:11
>> Say that again. I can't hear you.
00:29:12
>> What? [laughter]
00:29:14
Oh, yeah.
00:29:17
Good one.
00:29:18
>> Okay. What is that? Kangaroos. Oh, yeah.
00:29:20
It's one to two for every person. Yeah.
00:29:21
There's too many of them. There's
00:29:25
[laughter]
00:29:25
>> crazy. There's too many Chinese. We
00:29:27
don't eat them. We
00:29:30
should [laughter]
00:29:31
>> That'd be good.
00:29:33
>> What is that? Like the old slogan, eat
00:29:34
the rich. It was just eat the Chinese.
00:29:37
[laughter]
00:29:38
>> Dude, we went out. We were out uh
00:29:40
>> What' you do?
00:29:40
>> And we're out in the mountains and there
00:29:41
was literally no snow up in Utah. It was
00:29:44
crazy to me.
00:29:44
>> When you say we who?
00:29:45
>> My wife and my well and her family.
00:29:48
>> Great. What do you I'm not accusing you
00:29:49
of anything.
00:29:50
>> Well, you say like who was I with? I was
00:29:52
with the whole
00:29:52
>> Well, you could have been with your
00:29:53
family as well.
00:29:54
>> Oh, yeah. We switch years. We do the
00:29:55
this year, that year, this year.
00:29:56
>> Well, that's all I wanted to know. What
00:29:57
year was it?
00:29:58
>> Which we're It's their year. You're
00:29:59
right. But we're no longer doing that
00:30:00
again. I think I think every year from
00:30:02
now on, we're going to do double downs.
00:30:04
>> You got to double down it then. Yeah,
00:30:05
>> I think I got him. My parents are
00:30:06
getting older, so I got to do it. I want
00:30:08
to see them more often. But we went up
00:30:09
there to to Utah and it was no snow and
00:30:12
I didn't care. I wasn't going to ski
00:30:13
this year. But my god, you feel bad.
00:30:16
These people that like go up there their
00:30:17
whole year they wait to go up there.
00:30:19
They get their kids. They spend all this
00:30:20
money going on vacation. No snow. It's
00:30:22
rain.
00:30:23
>> You can't ski on no.
00:30:24
>> Oh, there's almost no There was almost
00:30:25
no snow up there. Huh?
00:30:27
>> You can't ski without snow.
00:30:28
>> Yeah, that's what they say.
00:30:28
>> It's a big component.
00:30:29
>> Yeah. Why can't you uh water ski?
00:30:32
[laughter]
00:30:34
>> The legs are frozen.
00:30:35
>> Oh. Oh, they are.
00:30:36
>> Yeah.
00:30:36
>> Oh, this is double.
00:30:37
>> You could ice skate.
00:30:38
>> There we go. Why can't you do that?
00:30:39
>> I would love to ice skate with you.
00:30:41
>> I'm pretty good.
00:30:42
>> Yeah.
00:30:43
>> Well, don't be Oh, you know what? I
00:30:45
fall, you laugh. It'll be the end.
00:30:47
>> I would love to go ice skating.
00:30:49
>> I'd love to go ice skating with you as
00:30:50
well.
00:30:50
>> Speed skating, though. We would race.
00:30:52
>> You can you ice skate?
00:30:53
>> Mhm.
00:30:54
>> Okay, I can too. No,
00:30:56
>> we'll see.
00:30:56
>> Is that Minnesota in you getting you
00:30:58
that still got you?
00:31:00
>> We shall see.
00:31:01
>> We
00:31:02
>> shall see. Dude, I hate your challenging
00:31:04
[ __ ] vibes. [laughter]
00:31:06
>> It's so Yeah, [clears throat] cuz he's
00:31:07
Mr. Sporting Guy. What's going on here?
00:31:09
>> That's speed skating.
00:31:10
>> Yeah. Yeah. I can't do that. But
00:31:12
>> we should try. How funny would we be in
00:31:14
those outfits?
00:31:15
>> Oh, that'd [laughter] be so funny
00:31:16
>> with those long blades on. Well, the
00:31:18
Winter Olympics are coming up. Ask us to
00:31:20
host something. Winter Olympics.
00:31:22
>> Yeah.
00:31:22
>> Where is it at again this year? Where's
00:31:24
the Winter Olympics? In Italy, I think
00:31:26
in like Milan, maybe. Milan.
00:31:29
>> How [ __ ] cool. Invite us NBC.
00:31:32
>> Remember Leslie Jones did what?
00:31:34
>> Look at these [ __ ] SKIING IN
00:31:36
THIS [ __ ]
00:31:37
>> NO, but was didn't she do like the
00:31:38
Brazil or [snorts]
00:31:40
>> DAMN, THESE GIRLS GOT BIG OLD ASS.
00:31:42
[laughter]
00:31:43
BACK TO YOU, [ __ ]
00:31:44
>> YEAH,
00:31:46
>> that's such a crazy pick to host the
00:31:47
Olympics.
00:31:48
>> Yeah, there she is.
00:31:49
>> With Al Roker.
00:31:50
>> Yeah.
00:31:53
>> Yeah. This is, you know, by the way,
00:31:55
this is my petition for comedians to not
00:31:56
host anything ever again.
00:31:58
>> What?
00:31:58
>> We're not right for this. We try to do
00:32:00
these things. It's insane. What do we
00:32:02
Why are we doing this?
00:32:03
>> Also, you have to edit yourself and
00:32:04
>> you want to make so many inappropriate
00:32:06
jokes and you can't say anything for
00:32:08
>> you can't say anything.
00:32:08
>> By the way, we rewrote that made me We
00:32:10
just watched the We were talking to a
00:32:12
friend at the house and we were talking
00:32:13
about vegetarian meals like giving you
00:32:15
farts, you know,
00:32:16
>> and Portland had like the best sketch of
00:32:18
all time. They go to a vegan restaurant.
00:32:20
Have you ever seen this?
00:32:21
>> No. And while they're in the middle of
00:32:23
it, the woman's like, "We notice some
00:32:24
flatulation. Would you like to go on our
00:32:26
fart fart patio?" There's a patio just
00:32:28
for people that are farting, and they're
00:32:29
in full conversation as they're farting.
00:32:30
It's It's so dumb.
00:32:32
>> Um, if you do need to flatulate, we have
00:32:34
a designated area.
00:32:36
>> Wait.
00:32:39
[laughter]
00:32:40
So dumb, dude.
00:32:44
[laughter]
00:32:46
[gasps]
00:32:47
Dude, fart patio is brilliant.
00:32:52
Wow. [laughter]
00:32:54
>> A little mustard seed.
00:32:55
>> Apple for some reason.
00:32:58
[laughter]
00:32:59
>> They are two of maybe the funniest. That
00:33:02
show was so [ __ ] funny. It was like
00:33:04
ahead of its time. That is so good.
00:33:07
>> We're
00:33:07
>> I love him.
00:33:08
>> Armison. Oh, yeah.
00:33:09
>> I think she's [ __ ] brilliant, too. I
00:33:11
mean, they're both geniuses.
00:33:12
>> As a person.
00:33:13
>> Oh,
00:33:14
>> I don't know her.
00:33:15
>> Famous guy. Drop. [laughter]
00:33:17
Oh, Fred and I I
00:33:20
>> Wait, wait, wait. [ __ ] off.
00:33:22
>> I like him cuz I know him.
00:33:24
>> No, that's not what it [laughter]
00:33:26
was. Was that Is that what I was doing?
00:33:27
>> 100%. Yeah.
00:33:28
>> Yeah.
00:33:29
>> Yeah.
00:33:30
>> What? I can't say. Oh, then how Let's do
00:33:33
a doover.
00:33:33
>> Dude, this is so funny.
00:33:34
>> Let's do a doover.
00:33:35
>> I do it and he's like [snorts] he
00:33:37
doesn't use it. [laughter]
00:33:40
>> I did not do that.
00:33:41
>> Oh, really?
00:33:43
THERE THERE'S NOT A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
00:33:45
FRED ARMISON, a comedian, right? that we
00:33:47
all know, right?
00:33:49
>> Or a [ __ ] or um Taylor Swift.
00:33:53
Different. [laughter]
00:33:55
>> Different.
00:33:56
Yeah.
00:33:57
>> I've never brought I don't bring it up.
00:33:58
You bring it up.
00:33:59
>> Yeah.
00:33:59
>> And I love to bring it up.
00:34:00
>> You name drop it. [snorts]
00:34:03
[sighs and gasps]
00:34:04
>> I don't THINK SO.
00:34:05
>> YEAH, YOU DO. [screaming]
00:34:07
>> I DON'T THINK SO. WAS THAT HONEST? Let's
00:34:09
Let's analyze.
00:34:10
>> You [ __ ] name drop people. Yes, you
00:34:12
do.
00:34:13
>> Aside from that, where have I been name
00:34:15
dropped? Ketus. Uh, you know,
00:34:18
>> Michael Bay.
00:34:19
>> You know who from the the meeting, the
00:34:21
men's meeting?
00:34:22
>> Yeah, dude. You name drop all the time.
00:34:23
Stop it. Stop it.
00:34:24
>> So do you, though?
00:34:25
>> No. [laughter]
00:34:26
>> Yeah, you do.
00:34:26
>> No. Who? What do I do? You just name
00:34:28
drop when I tell you in private.
00:34:30
Somebody
00:34:30
>> told me a story. I don't want to bring
00:34:32
it up.
00:34:32
>> Go ahead. Do it.
00:34:33
>> No, I don't want to.
00:34:34
>> Do it.
00:34:35
>> Oh, I was at a restaurant and Baitman
00:34:37
was there with Jennifer Aniston and this
00:34:38
and that, right? You brought that story
00:34:40
up
00:34:41
>> on this show?
00:34:42
>> No, not out loud, but to tell. I just
00:34:43
said I tell you in private and then you
00:34:45
bring it up on the show. [snorts]
00:34:47
>> I literally just said that.
00:34:48
>> Yeah, but I'm just saying the act NO NO
00:34:51
NO NO. THE ACT OF name dropping is
00:34:53
something that you do.
00:34:54
>> Okay, so time out. You name drop in
00:34:56
private way more than me [laughter]
00:34:59
>> when
00:35:00
>> we just don't talk about it on the show.
00:35:01
>> I DON'T NAME DROP at all, dude.
00:35:03
>> Yes, you do.
00:35:04
>> ALL RIGHT, SO LET'S
00:35:06
>> obsessed with celebrities.
00:35:07
>> Oh god, Portlandia. I love that show. I
00:35:09
don't know, Fred. [laughter]
00:35:12
That's what you should have said.
00:35:14
>> Is that what I should have said or
00:35:15
>> No, I just said he's a genius. And you
00:35:16
go he's a great guy.
00:35:18
>> Yeah.
00:35:18
>> Like I know him. He's a guy I know.
00:35:21
>> We were saying how funny.
00:35:22
>> Well, I did a movie with them like 6
00:35:23
months ago.
00:35:24
>> Another drop.
00:35:25
>> Mhm.
00:35:25
>> Another drop. I did a movie 6 months
00:35:27
ago. I work.
00:35:29
>> IS THAT OH, [ __ ] YOU, DUDE. IS THAT WHAT
00:35:32
IT IS?
00:35:32
>> YES, it is.
00:35:33
>> You know what? I don't like that about
00:35:34
myself. I'm never going to do it again.
00:35:36
>> What was the name of the movie?
00:35:38
>> Is it out?
00:35:39
>> Green Day's movie.
00:35:40
>> Yeah. Oh, right. That's a huge one.
00:35:42
>> Yeah. Yeah.
00:35:43
>> No, there's a lot of people in that.
00:35:44
>> Yeah.
00:35:44
>> Like a ton of people are in this movie.
00:35:46
>> Yeah. So, um
00:35:46
>> what's it called?
00:35:47
>> New Year's Rev right now.
00:35:49
>> When does it come out?
00:35:50
>> I don't know.
00:35:50
>> Well, they missed their opportunity.
00:35:51
It's New Year's.
00:35:52
>> Maybe next New Year's. [laughter]
00:35:54
Maybe next New Year's. But um
00:35:56
>> I see a lot of clips going viral by the
00:35:57
way um from our our good friend Logic's
00:36:00
movie that you were in.
00:36:02
>> Oh yeah.
00:36:03
>> Like a lot of clips on the Have you seen
00:36:04
this on the internet? A lot of them are
00:36:06
being bounced around. Particularly the
00:36:08
conversations with him and his father
00:36:09
because his dad is a crazy character.
00:36:10
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm barely in that. I
00:36:12
have no lines.
00:36:13
>> Shout out Logic though. We love him.
00:36:14
>> I have no lines in it. I love Logic.
00:36:15
>> He's a great dude.
00:36:16
>> Yeah. Yeah.
00:36:17
>> I was on the I was on tour when you guys
00:36:19
were filming that thing. I wish I could
00:36:20
have come up there.
00:36:21
>> Well, you know what happened was I um
00:36:23
>> Spokane. Where was it?
00:36:24
>> I had a bigger role. I showed up. I had
00:36:26
[ __ ] co
00:36:27
>> Oh, that's right.
00:36:28
>> Right. And they go, "You can't show up
00:36:30
on set." I go, "What do I do?" They're
00:36:31
like, "Just stay." So, I stayed in this
00:36:33
hotel room for like 5 days. I remember
00:36:35
you were stuck. That's right.
00:36:36
>> And then I was flying out and they're
00:36:38
like, "Can you just be this kind of
00:36:40
background guy since you're here?"
00:36:43
>> Call Santino background guy right here.
00:36:46
Background guy.
00:36:46
>> So, I just kind of did it. But, you
00:36:48
know, I love Logic a lot.
00:36:49
>> No, he's a great dude.
00:36:50
>> Yeah. Yeah. He's a great dude.
00:36:52
>> You got so much work lined up on the
00:36:53
horizon, Bob. I'm so proud.
00:36:54
>> So, do you No, I don't.
00:36:56
>> Well, you you decline work.
00:36:59
[laughter]
00:37:00
>> Decline work?
00:37:01
>> Yeah, you do.
00:37:01
>> No, I don't. There's nothing comes my
00:37:03
way. Un
00:37:03
>> the stuff that I'm in is bad. I still do
00:37:05
it.
00:37:06
>> You should read it first.
00:37:07
>> I don't read it.
00:37:07
>> If it's bad, don't do it.
00:37:08
>> But it I just do tell you. How about
00:37:11
this?
00:37:11
>> You think I read Karate Ghost?
00:37:13
[laughter]
00:37:14
>> I got something big.
00:37:15
>> They go karate ghost. Yeah, I'll do it.
00:37:16
>> I got something big coming up and I want
00:37:18
to announce it and I'm very excited
00:37:20
about I'm going to brag right now, guys.
00:37:22
Big time.
00:37:22
>> Go ahead.
00:37:23
>> Big time.
00:37:23
>> Go ahead.
00:37:24
>> Huge for me.
00:37:25
>> Go on.
00:37:27
>> It's January, end of the month. My best
00:37:31
buddy's gonna be shooting a special at
00:37:32
the Balboa Theater.
00:37:34
>> Okay.
00:37:36
>> Four shows.
00:37:38
>> Sold out.
00:37:39
>> They're not sold out.
00:37:39
>> Yeah, they are. They're all sold out.
00:37:41
>> Are they sold out?
00:37:42
>> Everything is sold out. Bobby Lee Live
00:37:45
sold out. Baloa Theater. Four shows. My
00:37:48
guy. They're all sold out. I looked.
00:37:50
They're all sold out.
00:37:51
>> Click on them. They're all sold out. How
00:37:53
amazing.
00:37:54
>> Okay.
00:37:54
>> Are you excited?
00:37:55
>> Well, here's the thing. Okay. I'm trying
00:37:57
not to think about it.
00:37:58
>> What do you mean you're not trying to
00:37:59
think about it? Cuz I have what I have,
00:38:01
right? What? Why you shaking your head?
00:38:04
>> No,
00:38:04
>> it's not sold out.
00:38:05
>> Yes, it is.
00:38:06
>> Look at those little blue spots,
00:38:07
>> brother. That's gone. That'll be gone in
00:38:09
2 days. Those are like reserve seats.
00:38:12
It's sold out.
00:38:13
>> Yeah, I I don't care about the back
00:38:15
either. Is Is the Wait, are the whites
00:38:17
the empty seats?
00:38:18
>> Yeah.
00:38:20
>> Oh, [ __ ]
00:38:21
>> No, dude. He's kidding. It's the other
00:38:22
way around. Get off of the ticket,
00:38:24
master.
00:38:24
>> Okay. Okay.
00:38:25
>> No. Are [clears throat] the whites the
00:38:26
empty seats?
00:38:26
>> Sold. Sold.
00:38:27
>> Okay. Thank god.
00:38:28
>> No, you're sold out. the [ __ ] god.
00:38:30
>> Are the whites the empty? [laughter]
00:38:32
>> Yeah. Yeah. And only the back row they
00:38:34
bought? What the [ __ ]
00:38:35
>> A a guy who's never bought a ticket in
00:38:36
his entire life.
00:38:38
>> Oh, which ones are the ones I have?
00:38:40
>> Yeah. It as Okay. Can I just say this
00:38:44
about the special event?
00:38:44
>> Doesn't that drive you nuts, by the way,
00:38:46
when somebody's in your seat when you
00:38:47
get to a place and you go, "Oh, those
00:38:48
are our seats." And they're like, they
00:38:50
are. And you're like,
00:38:51
>> "Yeah, come on, man. Let's not do this
00:38:53
dance."
00:38:53
>> Yeah.
00:38:54
>> And they're like, "Um,
00:38:56
>> I don't I think let me see. Let me
00:38:58
look." And then they look and they go,
00:38:59
"Oh, you're right. Oh, you're right."
00:39:01
Yeah, we're
00:39:02
>> we're way the [ __ ] we're all the way up
00:39:04
there. Yeah.
00:39:04
>> You're like, "You're [ __ ] What are
00:39:05
you doing? You knew you were [ __ ] I
00:39:06
know."
00:39:06
>> Just just I've sat in other people's
00:39:08
seats. I've done that before.
00:39:10
>> Yeah. But when you do it, you get up,
00:39:11
right? No. No. I've done it
00:39:13
>> for years. We go to Dodger games. We
00:39:15
would sneak all the way down. We used to
00:39:17
do that all the time.
00:39:18
>> Yeah.
00:39:18
>> And then when they come to go, you guys
00:39:19
are go, "You got it. You caught us." And
00:39:21
then get up and go. Yeah,
00:39:22
>> but you don't do the thing where you
00:39:23
kill time and you go, "Oh, is this uh
00:39:27
you [ __ ] know? We sneak down." You
00:39:29
know, that's like a part of the game is,
00:39:30
you know,
00:39:31
>> on TikTok, I saw a woman. She was a
00:39:33
little drunk and she go she sits in a
00:39:35
first class seat. She's in college. The
00:39:38
first class guy comes up and goes, "Hey,
00:39:40
I think that's my seat." And she goes,
00:39:42
"Well, I just paid a lot of money for my
00:39:44
ticket and I decided I'm going to sit
00:39:46
here."
00:39:47
>> What? That's got to be a sketch.
00:39:49
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00:39:56
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>> But no, but the video that I saw was a
00:42:24
white lady. She was a little drunk and
00:42:26
she's just like, "What would you do
00:42:28
>> if if she was in my seat?"
00:42:29
>> Yeah.
00:42:30
>> I'd be like, "Oh, ma'am, I think you're
00:42:31
in my seat." But what she gave you're
00:42:33
the drunk white lady.
00:42:34
>> I So I'm sorry, but you know I paid for
00:42:36
C2.
00:42:37
>> Okay.
00:42:38
>> And I just kind I sat here first.
00:42:40
>> Oh, you sat there first?
00:42:41
>> Yeah, I got on first and you were a
00:42:43
little late. So I'm I'm just going to
00:42:45
sit here and you can sit in wherever I'm
00:42:47
sitting and
00:42:47
>> No. Okay. So here's the deal. Yeah.
00:42:49
That's my seat I paid for. So I'd like
00:42:51
to Oh, you don't want to move?
00:42:52
>> I don't think I'm going to because I
00:42:54
can't here first.
00:42:55
>> Oh, you got here first? Yeah. Are you a
00:42:56
little intoxicated, ma'am?
00:42:58
>> Yeah. I've drank some brandy.
00:43:00
>> Well, how about this? You go to the back
00:43:01
of the plane to your seat where you
00:43:02
belong and I'll I'll give you drinks the
00:43:03
whole flight.
00:43:04
>> I'm I'm not moving.
00:43:06
>> I'll give you drinks all flight.
00:43:07
>> Hey, Red. Can I call you Red?
00:43:09
>> Please.
00:43:10
>> You [ __ ] freak.
00:43:12
>> Whoa.
00:43:12
>> You're redheaded freak of nature.
00:43:15
>> Listen here, Connie Chung.
00:43:16
>> Are you racist?
00:43:18
>> Yeah.
00:43:19
>> Okay. [laughter] Okay.
00:43:21
>> Okay. Okay.
00:43:22
>> Listen you. What army is going to remove
00:43:25
me from my seat? [laughter]
00:43:28
>> Ice.
00:43:29
>> The red army. Ice Army. I'm not
00:43:31
>> They did eventually kick her out.
00:43:33
>> You got to It's [ __ ] insane.
00:43:34
>> But I But here's what I don't get,
00:43:36
though.
00:43:37
>> It It was a white lady.
00:43:38
>> Okay.
00:43:39
>> Right. It could be other races.
00:43:41
>> You better not attack the whites.
00:43:43
>> I know. What I'm saying is there was an
00:43:45
entitlement in the video, which bothered
00:43:48
me
00:43:48
>> that white women all are entitled.
00:43:50
>> No, I'm not saying that. I just She just
00:43:52
happened to be. But but but when it's
00:43:53
mixed with white,
00:43:55
>> it's a little bit more bothersome to me.
00:43:58
>> Right.
00:43:59
No, actually if it was any other race,
00:44:00
it would be bothered. [laughter] I think
00:44:02
>> you would find a thing to be bothered by
00:44:04
it no matter what.
00:44:04
>> Yeah, I think that's how Yeah. Yeah. But
00:44:06
I just wanted to like couch your eyes
00:44:08
out.
00:44:08
>> She's like, I'm not going to move.
00:44:10
>> Yeah. I'm not moving. It's like I bought
00:44:11
a coach seat. Go back.
00:44:14
>> You know what I mean?
00:44:14
>> Or well or go, hey, you can have it.
00:44:17
Just pay me the difference in the fair.
00:44:18
>> Oh, that's Yeah, that's
00:44:19
>> And I'll go sit in my seat. Just give me
00:44:20
the cash if you got it.
00:44:21
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
00:44:22
>> I'll go do that.
00:44:23
>> You would do that? I don't think so.
00:44:24
>> If they had the cash? No.
00:44:26
>> Be a fun story to Yeah. You're you're
00:44:28
flying to Australia.
00:44:30
[laughter]
00:44:31
>> I mean,
00:44:32
>> yeah. Yeah.
00:44:32
>> Insane.
00:44:33
>> Insane.
00:44:33
>> I don't even know I could I could do
00:44:34
that flight again.
00:44:36
>> Like I love it down there. That's so It
00:44:38
was so long. It was like
00:44:39
>> It's so long.
00:44:40
>> You feel like you wasted a part of your
00:44:42
life.
00:44:43
>> Like when you land you're like I think
00:44:44
I'm much older now.
00:44:45
>> We were on a flight together and you
00:44:47
both first class. I never saw you the
00:44:49
whole time.
00:44:50
>> Yeah. It's 15 hours.
00:44:51
>> Yeah. 15. We never even saw each other
00:44:53
the whole time.
00:44:54
>> Oh. Cuz it's exhausting.
00:44:55
>> And then Burr was on the flight, right?
00:44:57
Oh yeah, Bill was on.
00:44:58
>> Yeah. Yeah. On a flight. And then it's
00:45:00
like
00:45:01
>> I saw him one time he was going to the
00:45:03
bathroom and I I saw him get up go to
00:45:05
the bathroom so I can say hi.
00:45:06
>> You got up to say hi?
00:45:07
>> Yeah. I didn't have to pee or anything.
00:45:08
I just like I'm going to wait in line of
00:45:10
the bathroom. When he gets up he
00:45:12
[laughter]
00:45:13
>> Well, I want to say hi.
00:45:14
>> That sounds so creepy.
00:45:17
>> I didn't have to pee. I just wanted to
00:45:19
say hi
00:45:20
>> because I knew that what was going to
00:45:21
happen is the plane's going to like cuz
00:45:22
he was in front of me, right? That he
00:45:24
was going to I know he gets an escort.
00:45:27
Yeah.
00:45:27
>> A group of people go come like this way.
00:45:29
You know what I mean?
00:45:29
>> It is funny how he does. We We don't We
00:45:31
would never get
00:45:32
>> We don't have an escort.
00:45:33
>> Carlos gets escorts.
00:45:35
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Different
00:45:37
kinds.
00:45:38
>> Yeah. Yeah. But um so I waited. He got
00:45:41
out and then I said, "Oh, I was
00:45:43
surprised too."
00:45:44
>> Bill,
00:45:44
>> I go, "Bill, what's going on?"
00:45:46
>> So nerdy.
00:45:47
>> Hey buddy, what's going on? You know
00:45:48
what I mean? This and that. You know
00:45:49
what I mean? But I purposely did that.
00:45:51
You've never done [clears throat] that
00:45:52
>> to say hi to Bill? No, just in general
00:45:54
like got up put Okay,
00:45:57
>> but I can't but I can't believe I
00:45:58
haven't shared this story.
00:45:59
>> Tell me.
00:46:00
>> You want the biggest name drop of all?
00:46:02
>> Tell me.
00:46:02
>> I think I told you. Child in the middle.
00:46:07
>> I got to meet somebody for 5 seconds.
00:46:10
>> I know who it is.
00:46:11
>> I told you, didn't I?
00:46:12
>> I know. I knew it was about to happen.
00:46:13
You never told me that you actually did
00:46:15
it.
00:46:15
>> I did it. I met President Obama.
00:46:17
>> That's amazing.
00:46:18
>> Wow.
00:46:18
>> It was [ __ ] insane. My buddy who's
00:46:21
friends with him was like, "Hey man,
00:46:25
when are you back in town from Vegas?"
00:46:27
And I was like, "Oh, Monday night." He's
00:46:29
like, "Do you think you can come see me
00:46:30
on Tuesday?" I was like, "Well," he's
00:46:32
like, "I'm playing golf with Obama." And
00:46:33
I was like, "No." He's like, "I swear to
00:46:35
God." And I was like, "Well, what
00:46:38
I mean, what am I going to do? Like, say
00:46:42
hi." And he's like, "Yeah, if you'd
00:46:43
like, I'll introduce you." So, I go over
00:46:45
there.
00:46:46
>> Are you wearing a golf uniform?
00:46:47
>> No, I'm [clears throat] just dressed
00:46:48
nice.
00:46:49
>> Okay. because I'm not playing or
00:46:50
nothing, but I go over there to say I go
00:46:52
over there to say hi and they're done
00:46:54
and I'm kind of like hanging around and
00:46:56
this was like a moment in time that blew
00:46:58
my mind. He was like walking around the
00:47:00
Secret Service. They're done. They're
00:47:01
about to leave and he, you know, like
00:47:04
Secret Service is everywhere. It's
00:47:05
crazy. And my buddy sees me, makes eye
00:47:09
contact because I told him, I said,
00:47:10
"Dude, if it's not a thing, don't I
00:47:12
don't need to I don't want to bother."
00:47:13
>> You don't want to force the situation.
00:47:14
>> [ __ ] no. And I don't want to make him be
00:47:15
like, "What
00:47:17
gives a [ __ ] about you?"
00:47:18
>> Who gives a [ __ ] Yeah. Yeah. And then
00:47:19
he looked at me, made eye contact, and
00:47:20
he went like this. And then I'm not
00:47:23
kidding, dude.
00:47:23
>> Well, your friend did that.
00:47:24
>> Yeah, he saw me.
00:47:25
>> I thought Barack did that.
00:47:26
>> No, [laughter]
00:47:28
Dave.
00:47:28
>> No,
00:47:29
>> I seen him on Dave.
00:47:31
>> Your your mind is going to be blown.
00:47:33
>> Go ahead.
00:47:33
>> Because he [ __ ] he goes like this and
00:47:35
he like ushers him to me, which was like
00:47:38
I was almost laughing. He's like
00:47:40
ushering him towards me like around
00:47:41
people like people are kind of waiting
00:47:44
quietly and he goes, "I would like to
00:47:46
introduce you to a buddy of mine, Andrew
00:47:48
Santino, comedian, [snorts] Chicago,
00:47:50
Illinois." And I said, "Uh, I loaded
00:47:53
this up." I said, "Mr. President, it's
00:47:54
an honor to meet you." And he goes, "I
00:47:57
know who this guy is." And I was like,
00:47:59
"Get the [ __ ] out of here." He literally
00:48:02
goes, "I know who this guy is."
00:48:04
>> Now, how does my Fred Armerson story
00:48:07
[laughter]
00:48:10
Can we [ __ ] compare to [laughter]
00:48:13
that, DUDE? ARE YOU OUT OF YOUR MIND?
00:48:18
[ __ ] OFF. [laughter]
00:48:21
>> It was so good. Oh.
00:48:24
>> Oh my god.
00:48:25
>> We chatted about Chicago for 5 seconds
00:48:27
and I said, "It's an absolute pleasure
00:48:29
and honor to meet you and I don't want
00:48:30
to waste any any more of your time."
00:48:31
>> You said that?
00:48:32
>> Yeah.
00:48:32
>> Oh my god. I said it's an pleasure and
00:48:35
an honor to meet you and don't want to
00:48:36
waste anything.
00:48:37
>> And now were you nervous?
00:48:38
>> No, cuz it was kind of like he was his
00:48:40
he's extremely disarming.
00:48:42
>> He's so like even though he is, you
00:48:46
know, this figure
00:48:47
>> he's a historical figure.
00:48:49
>> No, but I'm saying he's so cool.
00:48:50
>> It's like meeting John Adams or or you
00:48:52
know what I mean? Or like you Paul River
00:48:54
or whatever. [laughter]
00:48:56
>> I met Paul Rivere. Like who could say
00:48:57
that? You know what I mean?
00:48:58
>> It's like meeting Obama.
00:48:59
>> He was so fast on the horse. You know
00:49:01
what I mean? I barely met him.
00:49:02
[laughter]
00:49:02
There he goes. Bye, Paul.
00:49:04
>> I met the horse.
00:49:06
>> I met the horse. [laughter]
00:49:08
>> What?
00:49:08
>> Just meet the horse.
00:49:09
>> Yeah. Yeah. Just meet the horse. Yeah.
00:49:10
Yeah.
00:49:10
>> No, he he he was very cool. Just his
00:49:12
vibe. He was cool. He was very nice. He
00:49:14
wasn't like uh it didn't feel heavy.
00:49:16
>> I mean, it's like the difference.
00:49:18
>> Yeah.
00:49:19
>> You know what I mean? Of caliber.
00:49:21
>> Well, we're not friends. I just got to
00:49:22
say hello to the man.
00:49:23
>> I know, but the situations that you're
00:49:25
in are so much different than situation.
00:49:27
You know what I mean? I would like
00:49:28
trolls and stuff. That's who I'm
00:49:29
>> Well, if you weren't such a [ __ ]
00:49:30
recluse. Maybe
00:49:32
>> if you got up, get out and did
00:49:33
something, you'd meet people.
00:49:34
>> Okay.
00:49:35
>> But anyway, so Wow. And then you shook
00:49:37
his hand.
00:49:38
>> Yeah. [snorts]
00:49:39
>> Soft.
00:49:40
>> Uh, he dapped me up.
00:49:42
>> Oh, [ __ ] dude. That's the real [ __ ]
00:49:45
>> That's [laughter]
00:49:46
>> right. Is that the real [ __ ] That's the
00:49:47
good stuff.
00:49:49
>> What's up?
00:49:50
>> But you have to be introduced.
00:49:52
>> What?
00:49:53
>> If you're pumped,
00:49:53
>> if you're introduced to by another by a
00:49:56
black person,
00:49:58
>> all your friend was black. [laughter]
00:50:00
Oh, did you assume he was white?
00:50:02
>> Yeah.
00:50:02
>> No.
00:50:04
>> Is it someone that we know? Something
00:50:05
that I know, too?
00:50:06
>> You definitely don't know this guy.
00:50:07
Okay. Is this because you don't have any
00:50:09
black friends? Is that what this is?
00:50:10
>> I have black friends.
00:50:11
>> All white in your mind. [laughter]
00:50:13
>> The guy who you called him like Dani
00:50:15
Jones. You didn't even know his name.
00:50:18
>> You were like, Jani Jones. I was like,
00:50:20
what [laughter] the [ __ ]
00:50:25
>> All right. Anyway, [laughter] wow.
00:50:27
That's a really that's a life experience
00:50:29
that you know
00:50:30
>> it was honestly it was a it was a moment
00:50:32
in my day where I was like this is maybe
00:50:34
>> it's incredible.
00:50:36
>> Yeah. Congratulations.
00:50:37
>> 4 seconds of time and I literally said I
00:50:39
don't want to waste any more time. Yeah.
00:50:40
>> And he was like oh man we got to go.
00:50:41
It's all it's all good. But he chatted
00:50:43
about Chicago for a hot second.
00:50:45
>> I mean I I had RFK Jr. on Tiger Belly.
00:50:48
That's the the farthest I think I'll
00:50:49
ever go politically.
00:50:50
>> It's a pleasure to meet you.
00:50:52
>> Yeah. That's what it was. But u
00:50:53
>> No, it was incredible moment in my life.
00:50:55
Wow. It honestly it was like one of
00:50:56
those things. I was [ __ ] awesome.
00:50:58
Just got to all I want to do was say hi
00:51:00
to the guy like, "Hey, man."
00:51:02
>> Wow.
00:51:02
>> It was cool.
00:51:03
>> Yeah. And then when you on the drive
00:51:05
home,
00:51:07
>> what were you thinking?
00:51:08
>> I called Well, I called my parents.
00:51:10
>> Yeah.
00:51:10
>> It's [ __ ] It was cool. It was a cool
00:51:12
moment in time. It was one of those.
00:51:14
>> Congratulations. Yeah. Stays with me.
00:51:15
>> It's huge.
00:51:16
>> And you know what the best part was?
00:51:18
>> Yeah. No photo.
00:51:20
>> That's so funny. You knew what I was
00:51:22
gonna say. It was great because some
00:51:24
people were kind of trying to maybe get
00:51:27
a picture.
00:51:27
>> Yeah.
00:51:28
>> And I was like, he's not going to like
00:51:30
that.
00:51:31
>> So, they shut it down. Like, good.
00:51:33
>> Not him, but other people were like,
00:51:35
"No, no, no, no, no. Don't don't do No,
00:51:37
no,
00:51:37
>> yeah.
00:51:38
>> Enjoy the moment. He doesn't like
00:51:39
>> He gets pictures probably up the kazoo."
00:51:42
>> Well, think about this. People take
00:51:43
photos of him everywhere he is.
00:51:46
>> Yeah.
00:51:46
>> So, you know how many times in public
00:51:48
you see someone like
00:51:49
>> Yeah.
00:51:49
>> How many people do that all day?
00:51:50
>> Yeah.
00:51:51
>> So, like Enjoy the moment.
00:51:54
>> It's a memory.
00:51:55
>> I was nervous at the very beginning and
00:51:56
then he disarms you. You know what it
00:51:58
made me feel like?
00:52:00
>> You know when you're like when someone's
00:52:01
like someone go you get nervous before
00:52:03
you go on stage and you go well I'm
00:52:04
anxious. I'm not like nervous. I'm just
00:52:05
like excited and I kind of get like like
00:52:08
I want to jump out of my [ __ ] skin.
00:52:09
Sure.
00:52:09
>> And the moment you get on and say
00:52:11
something
00:52:12
>> it's like gone.
00:52:13
>> You know what I mean? Like the anxiety
00:52:14
like is gone when you start doing the
00:52:16
job that we do. It felt the same way.
00:52:18
Mhm.
00:52:18
>> And then he got to me and it was like,
00:52:20
this is going to sound corny, but you do
00:52:22
get why some people [ __ ] get that
00:52:25
kind of status. You talk to a guy for 5
00:52:27
seconds, you're like, I get it. This
00:52:28
guy's [ __ ]
00:52:29
>> Oh, yeah.
00:52:29
>> He's got all the pieces.
00:52:30
>> You're born with it.
00:52:31
>> He's got all the pieces. It figured it
00:52:33
out.
00:52:33
>> You got to have the pieces.
00:52:34
>> By the way, I I bet you'd feel that way
00:52:35
about any president you'd ever meet.
00:52:37
>> There's a reason.
00:52:38
>> Yeah, dude. It's to get there is crazy.
00:52:40
>> To get there is crazy. That's the prime
00:52:43
level in terms of politics. Any
00:52:44
president you would meet, you'd go, "Oh,
00:52:46
this is [ __ ] Except for Ford."
00:52:48
>> Yeah. Yeah. [laughter]
00:52:50
>> [ __ ] dude. Get [ __ ] nerd.
00:52:52
>> Yeah.
00:52:54
>> No. No. You would. You'd feel the same
00:52:55
way about anybody.
00:52:56
>> Wow.
00:52:57
>> Yeah. It was wild. I thought I told you.
00:52:59
>> No, I knew you called.
00:53:00
>> I told told you I was going to maybe
00:53:02
>> No, you were on your way to go,
00:53:04
>> right? I was telling you I was going.
00:53:05
>> Yeah. You're not going to believe where
00:53:06
I'm going.
00:53:07
>> But I did say to you I did say I bet I
00:53:09
won't get to meet him. Yeah. But then I
00:53:12
said to you, "Make sure you call me
00:53:13
after you do it." And you never did.
00:53:15
>> I called my I CALLED EVERYBODY ELSE.
00:53:17
>> YEAH, I KNOW. BUT YEAH, BUT I'M THE ONE
00:53:19
THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN LIKE, "WOW."
00:53:20
>> Why do you think I held it
00:53:22
>> for this?
00:53:22
>> Yeah, for the show.
00:53:23
>> Okay.
00:53:24
>> Wow. I knew you were going.
00:53:26
>> He goes, "Uh, I remember." He goes,
00:53:28
"Hey, where's Bobby?"
00:53:29
>> No, he never.
00:53:30
>> How [ __ ] amazing. If Dude,
00:53:34
Also, when he said I know this guy, I
00:53:35
thought I got this. He's definitely got
00:53:38
to be plugged into the internet world.
00:53:40
His kid's a director. His daughter is a
00:53:42
director, right?
00:53:44
>> Aren't they both in the business?
00:53:45
>> Yeah. Yeah. Malia is Yeah.
00:53:47
>> A director.
00:53:48
>> Yeah, dude. They're plugged in.
00:53:50
>> Well, I just did a show that they
00:53:51
produced.
00:53:52
>> Yeah, they're plugged in, man. They know
00:53:53
what's I mean, he was Yeah, he knows.
00:53:56
>> And I I literally thought, you know what
00:53:57
I mean? When I got the offer for the
00:53:59
show, they go, "The Obamas are producing
00:54:01
it." And I go,
00:54:02
>> "I'm in. I'm doing it. It's an offer."
00:54:05
They go, "Yeah." and and I show up out
00:54:07
in the [ __ ] nowhere land and thinking
00:54:09
that they're going to be there. They're
00:54:10
going [laughter] to be there.
00:54:12
>> It'd be cool if they did.
00:54:13
>> I know, but they're not going to be
00:54:14
there. I just showed up. It was just
00:54:15
like a regular shoot with regular
00:54:18
people.
00:54:19
>> Oh my god. Gifts. Gifts. Gifts. Gifts.
00:54:21
Gifts. Gifts. Jingo.
00:54:23
>> Whoa.
00:54:25
>> Oh, dude. So, what is it? This is what
00:54:27
they were talking about.
00:54:28
>> Yeah, it works. Just Wi-Fi anywhere.
00:54:31
>> You know what the best part about this
00:54:32
is? We bought these.
00:54:34
>> No, you didn't. I promise.
00:54:36
>> Who paid for these?
00:54:37
>> We got it an amount and it's not going
00:54:39
to come from y'all. So, no way.
00:54:40
>> We didn't buy this.
00:54:41
>> Promise. No. No. We made sure that you
00:54:43
didn't.
00:54:44
>> Who paid for it?
00:54:46
>> 7X.
00:54:47
>> Oh,
00:54:48
>> yeah.
00:54:48
>> Heck did. And so we paid for it.
00:54:52
>> We paid for it. [laughter]
00:54:53
>> You Yeah,
00:54:54
>> we paid for these.
00:54:55
>> No, I'm kidding. This is so
00:54:57
>> This is a great gift.
00:54:58
>> This is very nice.
00:54:59
>> I don't know how to Do I just put my
00:55:01
PlayStation?
00:55:02
>> It's really easy. It's like setting up
00:55:04
an iPad. You know, I'm I'm nervous about
00:55:06
this.
00:55:07
>> What?
00:55:07
>> About using these now.
00:55:08
>> Why?
00:55:09
>> Did you see that clip about um
00:55:14
about uh Kamla and wired headphones?
00:55:18
>> Mm-
00:55:19
>> Oh, this is going to [ __ ] you up.
00:55:21
>> Thank you so much. This is great,
00:55:23
>> guys. This is so nice.
00:55:25
>> And you can play any PlayStation game.
00:55:26
It's got the same effects. And
00:55:29
>> this is very cool, you guys. Thank you
00:55:31
so very much.
00:55:31
>> It's really good. Click on Yeah, click
00:55:33
on this. Listen to this clip. So, she
00:55:35
got a lot of [ __ ] for like wearing these
00:55:36
wired headphones.
00:55:38
>> Don't be on the train using your earpods
00:55:40
and thinking somebody can't listen to
00:55:41
your conversation. I'm just telling you
00:55:44
that's a little bit more secure.
00:55:46
[laughter]
00:55:47
>> She's laughing, but she's very serious.
00:55:50
That's the creepiest part about that.
00:55:52
She's like, I served on the intelligence
00:55:53
committee.
00:55:54
>> I've literally never heard anyone's
00:55:56
music through a [ __ ] AirPod.
00:55:58
>> No, she's saying people can tap in and
00:56:00
listen to your conversation. How?
00:56:02
>> Well, because it's W. This is Bluetooth.
00:56:04
>> What are they? Mag Who are they?
00:56:06
>> Professor X from X-Men. I mean, like,
00:56:08
how do you do it?
00:56:09
>> Professor X is down in the [laughter]
00:56:11
>> He does live in the subway. And you know
00:56:12
why he lives down there?
00:56:14
>> It's not ADA compliant.
00:56:15
>> Okay. Anyway,
00:56:16
>> he can't get back up. [laughter]
00:56:17
>> You don't want them there.
00:56:18
>> Unless you go down.
00:56:19
>> You don't want those then?
00:56:20
>> No, I do, man. I'm just having fun on
00:56:21
the show. [laughter]
00:56:23
>> Just having fun on the show.
00:56:25
>> I thought you were being serious.
00:56:26
>> No, dude.
00:56:27
>> Yeah, cuz if you don't want them, I'll
00:56:28
take them.
00:56:28
>> Just making a bit for the show.
00:56:30
>> Okay. Okay. Good bit.
00:56:31
>> Yeah. Thanks for killing it.
00:56:32
>> Yeah. Yeah. I destroyed it.
00:56:34
>> No, it's okay.
00:56:34
>> Yeah. Yeah. I'm sorry.
00:56:35
>> No, no, no.
00:56:36
>> Yeah. Good top stuff.
00:56:38
>> You got any New Year's resolutions? This
00:56:39
is the thing that people, you know,
00:56:41
people hate it, but we all pretend to do
00:56:43
it a little bit.
00:56:45
>> Well, I'm not um I don't know, man. I
00:56:49
don't think I do.
00:56:50
>> You don't want to change anything?
00:56:52
>> Not really. No.
00:56:54
>> I I think I'm pretty good. I'm on a good
00:56:57
path here.
00:56:57
>> That's great.
00:56:58
>> Yeah. You have any?
00:56:59
>> Oh, yeah.
00:57:00
>> Give me one.
00:57:03
>> I hope to find the cure for cancer by
00:57:05
March.
00:57:06
>> Um,
00:57:08
it's [ __ ] [laughter and snorts]
00:57:10
>> Did you say that's [ __ ]
00:57:13
>> Real. I wasn't.
00:57:14
>> I know, but then I can make [ __ ] up.
00:57:16
>> Okay, then do it.
00:57:17
>> That's what this whole show is, is
00:57:19
making stuff up. It's kind of what we're
00:57:20
doing here, Dennis.
00:57:21
>> Yeah. Okay.
00:57:22
>> It's kind of what we're doing here,
00:57:23
Dennis.
00:57:24
>> Yeah. Um, I'm going to make short
00:57:26
stilts.
00:57:27
>> [snorts and laughter]
00:57:28
>> See? Funny.
00:57:29
>> Is that funny?
00:57:30
>> Funny.
00:57:31
>> Yeah. I think they're They're too long.
00:57:33
[laughter]
00:57:33
>> You know what I mean? When you see them,
00:57:34
they're too long. Yeah. I mean, have
00:57:36
them be two feet off the ground.
00:57:38
>> They are too long.
00:57:39
>> Yeah, they're stilts are too long.
00:57:41
>> Have you ever seen painter stilts? Yeah,
00:57:42
those those are tiny.
00:57:44
>> They have them already, Bob.
00:57:45
>> They have what? Short stilts.
00:57:46
>> Yeah, they're there. Yeah, paint.
00:57:48
>> No, no, no. I'm talking about the way
00:57:49
you know. Oh, that that Oh, they are
00:57:51
short. [ __ ] [laughter]
00:57:53
Um,
00:57:56
>> man, your ideas are just getting taken.
00:57:57
>> They're taken. All right. Um,
00:58:00
>> what is she doing? [laughter] Like, oh,
00:58:02
they have just a child on stilts for no
00:58:03
reason. And by the way, the mom was
00:58:05
like, I know you hate it. Just take the
00:58:07
photo. [laughter]
00:58:09
>> I'm going to do mayonnaise flavored
00:58:10
yogurt.
00:58:12
>> They got it.
00:58:12
>> I don't think they do.
00:58:14
>> They have it.
00:58:16
>> Yo.
00:58:17
>> [ __ ] [laughter] Yo, they already have
00:58:19
it.
00:58:19
>> God, everything has been on Shark Tank
00:58:22
already.
00:58:22
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
00:58:24
>> Okay. Think let's think of something
00:58:25
else. Let's create something here. Let
00:58:26
me You got it.
00:58:28
>> I got it.
00:58:28
>> Yeah.
00:58:29
>> Uh we're going to manufacture. We're
00:58:31
going to let's do make a shoe company
00:58:34
and we only sell left shoes. No rights.
00:58:37
>> Oh, that's good.
00:58:38
>> And it's called no rights. You have no
00:58:39
rights. [laughter]
00:58:40
>> You have no rights.
00:58:41
>> Yeah. Yeah.
00:58:42
>> And all the pros right.
00:58:43
>> Yeah. That's good. This is good. See if
00:58:45
I have that.
00:58:46
>> No rights. Only left shoes. Just this
00:58:50
guy selling his shoes. That's already
00:58:51
He's already doing it, dude.
00:58:53
>> No, he's just [laughter] selling.
00:58:54
>> All right.
00:58:55
>> Now, there's a website for just one
00:58:57
>> one foot. Oh, for people with just one
00:58:59
foot.
00:58:59
>> Yeah.
00:59:00
>> Yeah. There we go. They already have it.
00:59:01
[laughter]
00:59:01
>> See, though, you can't come up with
00:59:03
anything. All right. How about that?
00:59:05
Shark,
00:59:06
>> by the way. Yeah.
00:59:07
>> That is so incredible. Cuz somebody at
00:59:09
one point was like, I ONLY NEED ONE.
00:59:12
[laughter]
00:59:13
>> YEAH. YEAH.
00:59:14
>> Just give me one.
00:59:16
>> Yeah. Yeah.
00:59:16
>> I DON'T HAVE A MY LEFT FOOT.
00:59:18
>> YEAH.
00:59:19
>> They call me loopy. I used to dance in
00:59:21
circles. [laughter]
00:59:22
>> Shark Shark skinned co mask.
00:59:24
>> Oh, shark skin co mask. I guarantee you
00:59:26
that.
00:59:26
>> There's no way they got that.
00:59:27
>> Shark skin co mask.
00:59:28
>> They got that
00:59:29
>> right here. [laughter]
00:59:31
>> That's the whole shark head. I'm
00:59:32
>> at Etsy Canada. They have
00:59:34
>> I got to tell you, Sharkhead is way
00:59:35
cooler.
00:59:35
>> Yeah. You come up with another one.
00:59:37
>> Wait, wait. Go to all and see if they
00:59:38
really sell it.
00:59:39
>> Yeah. Yeah.
00:59:40
>> Shark skin co mask. No, we could be
00:59:43
good.
00:59:43
>> I think we're good with that.
00:59:44
>> I think
00:59:44
>> I don't know it's gonna give it good
00:59:46
protection, [laughter]
00:59:47
>> you know,
00:59:48
>> but still.
00:59:48
>> Still. Yeah. Yeah. Um,
00:59:52
>> uh,
00:59:52
>> half a hula hoop.
00:59:54
>> A hula.
00:59:55
>> A hula.
00:59:55
>> Just a hula hoop.
00:59:56
>> Hoola, half a hoop.
00:59:57
>> Hula, half hoop. Hula, half the hoop.
00:59:59
>> Half a hoop.
01:00:00
>> Half a hoop.
01:00:01
>> Yeah,
01:00:02
>> like skip it. Remember? Skip it.
01:00:04
>> Yeah. I don't think it exists.
01:00:06
>> No, there's
01:00:07
>> I think we got it. It wouldn't work
01:00:08
though. That's the only problem.
01:00:10
>> Somebody would find a way.
01:00:11
>> You need the second half of the hoop for
01:00:12
>> Somebody would find a way. Yeah. Yeah.
01:00:14
Yeah.
01:00:14
>> Where there's a will, there's a way.
01:00:15
Uhhuh.
01:00:15
>> Oh, look at this. Go back to that photo.
01:00:18
Look at that. It's so
01:00:20
>> Martin Luther King.
01:00:21
>> Yeah.
01:00:21
>> I have a dream.
01:00:22
>> Yeah.
01:00:23
>> One day my brothers and sisters will be
01:00:24
hula hooping in the park.
01:00:26
>> Zoom. Yeah. Zoom into that photo.
01:00:28
[laughter]
01:00:29
>> What do you think that black kid's
01:00:30
thinking?
01:00:31
>> I can't wait to steal her hula hoop.
01:00:33
[laughter]
01:00:34
>> Yeah, that's what he's doing. That's
01:00:36
what he's doing.
01:00:37
>> He's looking at the camera. He's like,
01:00:38
"Damn, they got me."
01:00:39
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
01:00:39
>> I was just about to steal that bitch's
01:00:41
hula hoop.
01:00:42
>> Yeah. [laughter]
01:00:47
>> Yeah. Yeah, he doesn't want [laughter]
01:00:48
to.
01:00:49
>> Look at Zoom in. He's looking right at
01:00:51
the camera.
01:00:52
>> Yeah,
01:00:53
>> he's looking [ __ ] they got me.
01:00:55
>> Or he's thinking the [ __ ] I like
01:00:57
wouldn't use a hula hoop. They're too
01:00:59
fat. [laughter]
01:01:02
>> That's what he's thinking.
01:01:03
>> He's like an eight-year-old boy.
01:01:06
[laughter]
01:01:07
>> Mama, why you got me?
01:01:08
>> Yeah. Yeah. I've never seen a black guy
01:01:11
hula hoop.
01:01:13
>> Can black guys hul He's googling. I knew
01:01:15
he was going to Google it.
01:01:16
>> Yeah. Yeah.
01:01:17
>> Black guy hula hoop video.
01:01:19
>> Yeah.
01:01:21
>> Okay.
01:01:22
>> Oh, they they do. They do.
01:01:23
>> They do.
01:01:24
>> Yeah. Yeah.
01:01:25
>> Uh oh. Let's see it.
01:01:25
>> Yeah.
01:01:26
>> Whoa.
01:01:27
>> Wow. [laughter]
01:01:28
>> Oh, cuz there's dancing involved.
01:01:30
>> Oh, wow. That's why that's Yeah. Yeah.
01:01:34
There has to be dancing. [laughter]
01:01:35
>> Black guys won't hula hoop. Unless
01:01:37
there's dancing, baby.
01:01:38
>> Yeah.
01:01:40
>> That's cool, though. He can dance with
01:01:42
it. That's incredible.
01:01:43
>> That's so funny.
01:01:44
>> That's so good. [laughter]
01:01:45
Whoa, dude. Yeah.
01:01:47
>> Hey. Hey.
01:01:48
>> Hey. Yeah. Yeah.
01:01:49
>> Darnell, I heard your your cousin hula
01:01:51
hoops. Oh, but he be dancing hula
01:01:52
hooping. [laughter]
01:01:53
He hula dancing in that mother. Oh, get
01:01:56
it, boy. Oh, get it. By [laughter] the
01:01:57
way, of course, a black guy would make
01:02:00
this look cool.
01:02:00
>> Yeah, they look cool.
01:02:01
>> It's unbelievable. Do a white guy
01:02:03
[ __ ] hula hoop it. Go to white guy
01:02:04
hula hooping and watch how insane a
01:02:07
regular adult looks when they hula hoop.
01:02:09
>> Yeah, white guys got to be working out
01:02:10
while he's hula hooping.
01:02:12
>> Yeah, there we go. [laughter]
01:02:12
>> Oh yeah. [ __ ] yeah, dude.
01:02:14
>> Yeah. Oh yeah,
01:02:15
>> that is pretty cool though. That is
01:02:17
pretty cool.
01:02:18
>> I don't know.
01:02:18
>> Yeah. [laughter] I've never seen a black
01:02:19
guy hopscotching.
01:02:21
>> Black guys hopscotch.
01:02:22
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
01:02:23
>> Well, they do when they're kids.
01:02:25
>> No, as an adult.
01:02:26
>> Adults don't hopcotch.
01:02:27
>> Oh, hopscotch all day.
01:02:28
>> You be hopcotching?
01:02:29
>> Yeah, I be hoping all day, dude. Was
01:02:32
okay.
01:02:33
>> I hope everybody's having an amazing new
01:02:35
year so far. Uh we love you. We're
01:02:37
excited to see where this year goes.
01:02:39
>> What a great episode.
01:02:40
>> Okay. [laughter]
01:02:43
So,
01:02:43
>> what a good time.
01:02:45
>> Good chemistry, you know what I mean?
01:02:47
Back and forth. You mean
01:02:48
>> cruising
01:02:49
>> cruise machine and and you know I mean
01:02:52
what's hut hut? We learned all that.
01:02:54
>> Straight up.
01:02:54
>> Straight up. You know what I mean?
01:02:56
>> I hope everyone's having a great new
01:02:57
year.
01:02:57
>> I want everyone to do that.
01:02:59
>> And most importantly,
01:03:00
>> yeah,
01:03:01
>> thank you for being for being a bad
01:03:02
friend.
01:03:08
Woo!
01:03:11
Yeah!
01:03:13
Woo!

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    “I'M OUT.”
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    “I want to know what’s coming.”
    @ 26m 16s
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    “I ate the whole [ __ ] thing.”
    @ 27m 37s
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    “If you do need to flatulate, we have a designated area.”
    @ 32m 34s
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    “Four shows. Sold out.”
    @ 37m 38s
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    “I know who this guy is.”
    @ 47m 57s
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    “It's a memory.”
    @ 51m 54s
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    “Thank you so much. This is great, guys. This is so nice.”
    @ 55m 21s
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    “I hope everybody’s having an amazing new year so far.”
    @ 01h 02m 33s
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  • Facing Death25:49
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  • Meeting Obama46:10
  • Great Gift54:57
  • New Year Resolutions57:03

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