We Might Be Drunk
Ep 146: Rick Glassman & Boy Are His Arms Tired
Sep 25, 2023
Comedian Rick Glassman joins the hosts for a fun and lighthearted conversation. They discuss topics like farting in relationships, digestive health, AI, therapy, the impact of alcohol, and the challenges of quitting. They also cover funny incidents, diets, the comfort of doer pants, controversial topics, impressions, pet peeves with phones, and selfies. They engage in a debate about being a proximity activist and share their thoughts on a movie with a rescue mission and a mysterious ghost.
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Quick takeaways
- Comedy can provide a sense of belonging and purpose for those who feel like outsiders.
- Authentic comedians genuinely care about the subjects they talk about, creating a stronger connection with the audience.
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Feeling out of place and finding a sense of belonging through comedy
As a child, the speaker often felt like an outsider and had a hard time fitting in. However, they discovered a sense of belonging and purpose through comedy. Comedy provided an outlet for their humor and allowed them to connect with like-minded individuals who also didn't fit into societal norms. Through comedy, they found a community that accepted them and made them feel comfortable.
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