The speakers engage in a humorous discussion about threesomes and gang bangs. They share funny anecdotes about dirty talk gone wrong. They discuss a jutsu move called a key grab for self-defense and a bizarre encounter with a guest. They talk about their experiences with cats and dogs and express interest in getting a pet raccoon. They discuss their experiences with different cultural groups in high school. They reminisce about their encounters with comedian Patrice. They discuss their experiences growing up with different rules around nudity. They joke about celebrity comparisons and express excitement about being fun aunts and uncles. They discuss concerns of growing old, dying alone, and the fear of being in a nursing home.
The speaker reflects on personal growth and regrets in how he treated a waitress, highlighting the importance of kindness and empathy.
The speaker shares his experience of overcoming fears in the New York comedy scene, emphasizing the importance of honesty and perseverance.
The hosts discuss their decision not to have children, highlighting the freedom and contentment it brings, challenging societal norms.
Deep dives
Embarrassing behavior at a comedy club
The speaker recalls a time in Hawaii when he behaved poorly towards a waitress who questioned his presence in the green room. He then treated her rudely after his set, feeling ashamed of his behavior.
Intimidation at Opie and Anthony
The speaker describes feeling nervous and intimidated when appearing on Opie and Anthony for the first time. He recalls moments of tension and fear, as well as the honesty and directness of the New York comedy scene.
Late bloomer in comedy
The speaker reflects on his earlier years as a comedian, when he struggled with insecurity and lack of confidence. He shares stories of rejection and the impact it had on him at the time.
Difference between New York and LA comedy scenes
The speaker compares the comedy scenes in New York and LA, noting that New York comics prioritize stand-up and prioritize writing and performing strong jokes, while LA comics excel in performance and stage presence.
Discussion about working in the service industry
The podcast episode features a conversation about the experiences of working in the service industry, specifically as a waiter in Midtown Manhattan. The hosts discuss the challenges and frustrations of dealing with demanding customers, as well as the gratification that comes from making people laugh and providing good service. They also share stories of working long hours and the financial ups and downs of the job, including a particularly profitable day after the 2008 market collapse.
Decision not to have children
The hosts also discuss their decision not to have children. They acknowledge that while being parents can bring joy and fulfillment to many people, they personally feel that they are better suited to be ant and uncle figures in the lives of their friends' children. They express contentment with their choice and talk about the freedom and flexibility it allows them in pursuing their careers and enjoying their lives. They also reflect on the idea of ending up alone in old age and provide alternative perspectives on finding companionship and support through different relationships and communities.