Yannis Pappas Hour - The Cane Corso Service Animal Con (ft. Sergio Chicon)
Episode Date: January 6, 2023Yannis puts forth his golden rule for domestic violence with his good old friend Sergio Chicon. Sergio regals listeners with his service animal con story. He did the seemingly impossible, he registere...d a Cane Corso as a therapy pet for a 6 hour flight to Vegas. As you can imagine, it did not go smoothly.Catch Sergio w/ Yannis in West Nyack NY Jan 20-22 at Levity Live Comedy Theater tickets: https://www.yannispappascomedy.comSergio Chicon podcasts, road dates and info: https://www.sergiochicon.comJoin for our weekly bonus episodehttps://www.patreon.com/yannilongdaysSee Yannis liveAll tickets: https://www.yannispappascomedy.comMiami Jan 13-15West Nyack NY Jan 20-22San Diego Jan 26-28Chicago Feb 24-26Atlantic City March 3rdEmmaus Pa, March 4DC March 9-11Dallas March 16-18Springfield MO March 23-25Phoenix March March 30-4/1Mohegan Sun April 13-15Tampa April 21-22San Fran May 4-6Providence May 12-13SponsorBox of Awesomehttps://www.bespokepost.com/store/c/box-of-awesome?/?b&a=m_gsearch_dynamic_purchase&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=brand&utm_content=bespoke-post-test1&utm_term=&gclid=EAIaIQobChMImeio4Mez_AIVmfvjBx3aMA_JEAAYASAAEgIzVPD_BwEPromo code: fumesWatch Yanni’s stand up special: https://youtu.be/ArlCFemEDvQJoin our highlights page for highlight clips of every episode: https://youtube.com/channel/UCfMy34qIYYy7XiRaHKO1ykwNew episodes every Friday night and new bonus every Tuesday at Patreon.com/yannilongdays Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Aw, shit, it's about to be a long day
It's a long day, it's a long day
What's up, everybody?
Welcome to another episode of the Honest Papas Hour with the long day sign here
Which means one thing
That I have a guest
Which some of you are never happy about
Some of you are
I know all of you are going to be happy because it's a good old friend. You guys
all know him. Give it up
for Sergio Chicone.
Brand new. Still got the same
Jehovah's Witness personal trainer
energy. Came in here high
level healthy and he's got
Invisalign. Yeah.
Sergio Invisalign Chicone.
A.K.A. Sergio Lululemon Chicone.
Sergio No Blizzy Chicone, a.k.a. Sergio Lululemon Chicone.
Sergio No Blizzy Chicone.
Yes, Sergio, healthy.
Dude, you post it on Instagram.
You know when your friend's getting too healthy when he posts,
he's just eating sweet potatoes.
Just eating mashed up sweet potatoes.
Making a comedy video.
Yeah, dogs. That's when you know you are not being accompanied by your family members.
That's something like bachelor living shit.
I had a sweet potato in my cabinet that was growing roots and I cut the root out,
threw the sweet potato after stabbing it a number of times with a dull knife,
threw it in the microwave with a wet towel for four minutes, ate that shit.
But that's like famished living
and that's because my wife
and my daughter are upstate
and I'm going through a transition now
where I'm going to be moving up there but that's the way I'm eating
I'm eating like a furrow dog
you're doing an old school transition from apartment to house
not man to woman
it's a very 1950s transition
he's going bro
that's when you
officially start to turn republican He's going, bro, yeah, that's when you,
that's when you officially start
to turn Republican.
It's going to happen.
There's going to be
a difference.
When Sergio comes here
next year,
when he's fully in here,
he's going to be like,
yo, man,
you know,
there's just,
these kids,
they're just coming
around my area,
my house.
It's like,
he's going to go,
I fired a couple
warning shots
into the air.
I'm going to go,
whoa,
what are you talking about?
You got a gun?
He's like,
yo,
you have to
when you're out there because of bears and shit.
But really, you got to get it because if anyone comes, if everyone shows up on their ring camera, you shoot first, ask questions later.
Yo, that happens, bro.
It happens.
And no one's exempt.
I mean, even like culturally, I don't care who you are.
Once you move up to a place that you're isolated, you become very protective of your domain.
Yeah, because your circle gets smaller and the things you interact with get smaller.
So you care less about the other issues that you're more in contact with.
You know, when you're like, oh, yeah, there should be stuff for everybody.
Now you're like, how does this affect me?
Who the hell is on my property?
Yeah, you got a little kingdom now.
You're not interconnected with everybody.
You just got a little kingdom.
You're a homeowner.
So the Republican Party speaks to you.
That's their base.
Their base is that.
Oh, man.
That's what my future holds for me, bitching about taxes and oil.
Yeah, you're going to be talking about interest rates and shit like that.
That, you know, the Republican Party likes to give people like you a break.
Homeowners.
Jesus Christ.
Just CNN, like, playing contractor on me.
Come on, dog.
Yeah.
Once you learn the issues, you and your sister are going to argue on Thanksgiving.
I'm looking forward to a lot more chicone families.
And by the way, that doesn't go to say that I am Republican.
I'm not.
All right?
I'm neither.
I probably lean more left, obviously.
I get called it all the time.
The people in the comments
know. You can't fool them.
They're like, ah, it's Kukiani again.
But it is something funny when you
move into a house. You do start to feel some
of those things. Yeah, no, absolutely.
I definitely
am kind of done with the city.
But, you know, the city is super dirtbag now.
And I think it's a COVID thing.
Yeah, since COVID, it has released all the ghouls and goblins.
They come out.
They come out.
Yeah.
Like, that's something that just is surface.
It's to the surface now.
All the ghouls and goblins are out.
They're not being addressed.
And they all have transportation, which is weird.
Because we used to have mentally ill people
who were just on foot.
Now they're all on city bikes.
See, he's almost there.
He's getting there.
You see the progression?
Yeah.
One year in, it's not going to be like,
the ghouls and goblins are going to be out.
Look, the city council that we have
is a bunch of fucking left-wing maniacs
and they got to get these crazy people off the street so my daughter can walk to school i'm
sorry did that just come out of my mouth yeah yeah you're almost there you're getting there
you get there yeah i'm brushing close to it you get closer closer to talking about local politics
does anyone love local politics more than fucking a Republican?
They're like, yeah, this fucking mayor.
I didn't even know about mayors and city councils.
I still don't, man. I don't even know who the school chancellor is.
Give it a couple seconds.
Give it one year of suburban Sergio with his slippers on
and somebody delivers a newspaper by accident to your house.
You get the New York Post and then you flip through it
and you go, hey, let me get a subscription.
You know what?
I hope there's a time or a day
where I'm settled in enough upstate
where I give a fuck about that.
Because right now,
I'm in the middle of the bullshit
where I'm still in the dealings
with the actual contractor,
which all across the board,
contractors are dirtbags yo when he
first started working for me so set it up to just set it up your your wife and
your daughter in the house yes you're not fully in the house and the house is
partially renovated and you're in with the court is done with a renovation
kind of renovating around them right right so we got a fixer-upper you know a
few months back when 90% done with the renovation.
My wife insisted on moving upstate so my daughter could be in a better school district.
And she was just happier moving to the sticks.
And that was frowned upon.
I was like, why?
Why so abruptly?
So we bumped heads on that.
But I support it.
But now we got a renovation that's going on while they're in the house.
So everything is like fast forward renovation.
And we're dealing with all sorts of dirt bags.
You know it's a dirt bag when the motherfucker looks at the job and they go.
When they whistle, there's nothing said.
And they use their boots to like step on things.
Because you know what they're doing with that noise
Is they're figuring out how high they can give you the price
And they want you to think it's a big problem
So you're going like
Ah
They're getting you ready
They're lubing you up right
They absolutely are
They're fucking
They're con artists
They are
They wrinkle their foreheads and look up
And they use that knuckle.
Where's the thermostat at?
What?
You know?
Yeah.
You got a ladder to check the roof out.
You know, all this shit.
Let me get under the house.
Yeah.
You know, like a bunch of shit.
Why would you get under the house?
We live in the house.
I don't need to fix what's under the house.
Yeah, yeah.
So a bunch of that.
And then when we finally get a contractor,
you know, oh, Mr. Sergio, for anything, Mr. Sergio.
You know when they throw a Mr. in front of your name?
You get fucked.
They throw the Mr.? Right.
They want it to be professional business meeting, yeah.
Yeah, Mr. Sergio.
Yeah, for you, you know, we're like family.
We're not like family anymore.
So it's been a ride.
I didn't think I was going to get any money back.
They left.
They were done with the job, right?
And then they have four things to complete.
And he walked away without completing the job.
And dogs, I have a lot of time and energy.
And I was like, this is a battle I'm not going to lose.
So I was shooting this motherfucker text on unorthodox hours.
9.59 on a Sunday?
Yo, where's my money?
Do the right thing.
Have some respect and honor.
Oh, you were weighing him down, working the body.
Yeah.
And he was like, oh, Mr. Sergio, I come back on Tuesday.
He wouldn't come back
A week later
I would send him another text
Give him a
Wait so how did you
End up in this situation
Why did you
You're supposed to
Wait to give him
The final payment
Till you're satisfied
Yeah I fucked up
You know why I fucked up
I fucked up because
It was a little less
Expensive by giving him
Cash money
Now he was done
With what he had to do
But there was some things
He had to go back
And fix Right Right And there was some Future what he had to do, but there was some things he had to go back and fix.
Right.
Right?
And there was some future work that I had to just put a hold on because I was running out of money.
I said, let me be smart about this and reserve this money for some other shit.
So I cut the job a little short, and he was paying it full to that point, but there was four things he had to do.
And he bounced with my ladder.
Motherfucker left with my ladder.
I used a pilot marker where I wrote my name.
I used a pilot marker.
You put your name on it.
Yeah.
And he took that shit.
Yeah.
And I was like, I need my ladder.
You put your name on that.
Yeah.
And he returned the ladder like in the middle of the night.
Yeah.
Left it by the garage.
That type of shit.
Like he didn't want to be seen.
He didn't want to see me in person.
And it was a bunch of that shit.
And I wore his ass down.
Dogs,
I even snapshot
his address
of the construction company.
I said,
this is where you work?
I did that.
And without hello,
I just snapshot the address
and then send it to him.
I said,
is this where your company's located?
Wow.
That's like handing someone a bullet.
That's a threat.
Yeah,
it was very,
yeah,
I was doing shit like that.
Wow.
How long before you did that?
How long until you resorted to those old school tactics?
Two days before you gave me my money.
See, I don't know how to fight well.
So if I had done that, it would have done nothing.
They'd just be like, yeah, that's a picture of my workplace.
I am very proud of myself throughout the whole thing.
I never cursed.
That's one thing.
It sounds aggressive,
but I always thought about
what I was going to say,
and I really took it down.
I think it's almost scarier
if you don't curse.
Yeah, I was mad calm.
When I had him on the phone,
I said,
I said, Mr. Danny,
I said,
it's interesting how you're not
calling me Mr. Sergio anymore.
You're acting as if I'm bothering you.
Oh, you said that to him?
Yeah, I said,
you're acting as if I'm bothering you. I, you said that to him? Yeah. You act as if I'm bothering you.
I paid you money. Now, what
you should do is complete the job.
Have some honor and respect
and some integrity. I trusted you.
Or, you can Venmo me my
$1,200, $1,400 back.
And it's easy. I don't have no dealings with me.
I don't have any dealings with you. Let's move forward.
And still wait another week.
And I kept on. I was not stopping. Because I think people just give up. Yeah, they don't want any dealings with you. Let's move forward. And he still waited another week, and I kept on. I was not stopping.
Because I think people just give up.
Yeah, they don't want to deal with it.
I was, you know.
And he just gave in because he's like, all right,
I don't want to keep dealing with this week.
Yeah, I was probably annoying the shit out of him.
Yeah, so what did he need to do to finish?
So one thing that me and my boy Derek Drescher,
you guys know Derek, right?
Derek was nice enough
to give me an idea
about how to heat the house.
And what you do is
you got a wood insert
inside your chimney, right?
You told me about that.
I'm getting that done, yeah.
And that wood insert
blows hot air from the fuel
and the fuel is wood, right?
So we put the flue in,
we put the face on,
cast on,
shit's like 300 pounds.
You know,
I had it delivered.
And Derek, my man, who used to work with this shit,
helped me install it.
We had it nicely flushed against the chimney face.
Our security for it, like what it was set on,
was dirt bag.
We had like washers, like washers.
So I asked the construction worker,
support this nicely.
Pay me for that.
Just give me a nice support.
He's like, Mr. Sergio, I put marble in there to be nice.
Yo, dogs, he never got around to that job.
When he finally did it, you know what he used?
A slab of chopping wood that was outside on the side of the house.
So he said marble.
He got garbage.
He supported it with garbage.
And he pulled the face out so it was like
this. Wow.
It was like someone who was on
angel dust just leaning like this.
Wow. That's
real dirt bag. Go outside and grab
a piece of wood to support it.
With like Elmer's glue seeping
out the side. Yeah. After he
said he was going to use marble.
Absolutely. Do you think he would? I think that was the most infuriating part of it was. So after he said he was going to use marble. Absolutely. Do you think he would?
I think that was the most infuriating, infuriating part of it was the fact that he said he was going
to make it look nice and he fucked up the job I did. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. So
he came back and did he put the marble on? No, he never came back. That's what I'm saying. So
I needed to, I need my money back for that. Oh, so you didn't get him back. I thought you said
the guy came back. He never came back. No, he had to finish that job.
No, there was four things
that he had to do.
I got my money back for each.
That's how I broke him down.
He never came back.
Oh, he just sent the money.
He just sent the money.
Oh, that's weird.
Why wouldn't he just finish the job
and keep the money?
Because maybe
in his life.
Maybe that.
No, I think.
Or maybe he just didn't know
how to do it.
Right.
And like he said,
he was hoping he could figure it out or you wouldn't care.
He was probably hoping he could get away with it.
Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
That's what happened towards the end.
He was giving me the best version of himself in the beginning.
They always do.
Yes.
You know, Mr. Sergio, all that.
And then towards the end, it wasn't too abrupt.
It was like a couple of days short of Blade.
Yeah.
All my guys are sick. It was like a couple of days short of Blade. You know, all my guys are sick.
You know, it was all a bunch of bullshit.
It's like a guy in a relationship from a girl's perspective.
At the beginning, you show them the best,
and then that's how contractors are.
Contracting relationship is just how dudes slowly evolve into dirtbags in relationships.
Towards the end, they just don't care,
and they're like, come on, just deal with it.
And you're like,
nah,
that's not what I signed up for.
Yeah,
and then you gotta hit them
and that's what women do,
they hit them.
Exactly.
And then if you're Dana,
you hit back.
Yo,
that shit was wild.
Yeah,
that was fucking,
Dana White,
you hit back.
Yo,
but part of it was like,
good for him.
She hit him first.
Her first day with the scandalous.
I was like,
I was like, that a boy? Yeah, I mean, it's his own'm saying. First day with the scandalous. I was like, that a boy?
Yeah.
I mean, it's his own wife.
They've been together 30 years.
And he looked like he smacked her twice.
Like, I would smack my pup.
Like, hey, slow down.
Yeah, he hit her twice.
She hit him first.
I mean, she smacked him.
I mean, everyone's going crazy.
It's like, dude, he smacked her back.
When someone hits you in the face, I mean, it's on.
All rules are off.
The rules of chivalry are off.
Yeah.
If a woman hits you here, that's my rule, is below the neck rule, I believe.
Right?
No?
You believe in the below the neck rule?
Yeah, you're not getting me involved in the domestic.
I'm just saying if anyone hits you above the neck, you're putting yourself in an unpredictable situation.
Because sometimes when you don't react, I've hit people back.
I didn't even think.
You just react.
I picture that like you give like two knuckles across the face.
Yeah, I just, you know, yeah.
I mean like.
I've never seen you that angry when you struck somebody.
Well, there was one time.
There was one time at bar four back in the day.
Yeah, someone pushed you while you were in the urinal.
Oh, that one, yeah.
No, that was different.
The head of your penis touched the porcelain.
Yeah, kind of, yeah.
Yeah, I got upset.
But no, it was a different time where a girl rushed the stage and she hit me.
And I didn't even think.
I just reacted and I just mushed her back.
You know, I didn't think.
It was a reaction because I got hit in the head.
It was just, your mind turns off when you get hit.
So you gave her like that football trophy.
Yeah, it was like.
What's that called?
The Heisman stiff arm.
You gave her the Heisman stiff arm.
To the side, but I was holding the mic too because it was just like.
Yeah.
And so like it reverberated.
It was like.
And then her boyfriend rushed the stage and I, and I punched him preemptively.
I gave him a super punch from off the stage and jumped off.
He was bigger than me.
Thank God he rushed, too,
because otherwise his story would have just been the girl.
He walked right into that shot.
He walked right into it.
He walked right in.
And he had every moment not to
because I took my glasses off and put them on the piano.
Bar four was wild.
Dana White has an annoying look
He looks like a swollen baby
He does look like a swollen baby
He looks like a baby with an alcohol problem
What's that called when a baby is
Fetal alcohol syndrome?
Yeah, it looks like he got some of that
So he has an annoying face
Yeah, he does have an annoying face.
But look, so we're talking about Dana White.
He smacked his wife on New Year's Eve
after she smacked him.
So it's bad, but it's one of those things like
she smacked him, he smacked her back,
they made up.
You know, I mean, I don't know what to tell you.
They've been together since they were 12 years old.
They've known each other since they were 12.
Yeah, they've been together 30 years.
They were both hammered.
He doesn't even remember it. It's a whack party, too. Like, we're in Cabo, Mexico. It's like a they were 12. Yeah, they've been together 30 years. They were both hammered. He doesn't even remember it.
It looked like such a whack party, too.
Like, we're in Cabo, Mexico.
It was like a shitty nightclub.
Yeah.
It's just weird.
Like, you would think this guy owns the UFC.
You would think that he would be somewhere private.
He's like at some shithole.
He probably had a wristband.
Yeah, he probably had a fluorescent wristband on.
Yeah, he had a, you know, where you could drink all night, wristband.
He's like, send your frogs.
Yeah. And he's so rich. Like, I don't but you can drink all night, wristband. He's like, send your frogs. Yeah,
and he's so rich,
like I don't get it
and also he's 50.
Dog,
if anyone asked me
to go to a club,
I'm not even 50.
I'm not even,
and I would be like,
nah,
I'm not going to a club.
Yeah,
it's very odd behavior.
So what happens is,
what happens to these people
where it's,
you just become suspended
in time after you reach success
where you want to act
like a child still because that's like childlike behavior. I think it's alcohol. I think it was just alcohol. You want to act like a child still?
Because that's like childlike behavior.
I think it's alcohol.
I think it was just alcohol.
You know, alcohol, bad things.
You know what I mean?
Like, I remember back in the day, you know, you too, you know,
back in those days when you were drinking and you were doing a little bit of the white lady.
Yeah.
I think, you know, you were quicker to throw hands too, right?
Yeah, but I never hit a woman.
I've been spitting my face by a girl. Yeah, spit's not the same. I think that were quicker to throw hands too. Yeah, but I never hit a woman. I've been spitting my face by a girl.
Yeah, spit's not the same.
I think that's more disrespectful.
Yeah, it's tough.
Did you get close though?
No.
No?
I took it.
She's crazy.
Yeah, yeah.
But I don't know, man.
It depends on the temperament where you're at.
I could deal with spit because I think just hitting it's something.
You're like, I like that shit.
Yeah, I like it.
I like that shit yeah I like it now you know everyone I have you know Sergio's you I got Sergio I got Jesse right everyone has a friend like Sergio that gets married and then you find out later that they're married
because I wasn't I didn't even worry about that I wasn't invited Because I was like, yo, nobody was invited
That shit happened at the City Hall
And it was probably family and friends
Close, close friends
And then you just show up
And Sergio goes, I'm married
Yeah, my mother and my daughter were at the wedding
And I got married for tax reasons
And at the time, my wife was a flight attendant
So for flight benefits
Right
Those were good benefits
I'm so romantic.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And so we went to City Hall and got married.
And we're going through a metal detector, and an officer told my mom,
I told you to go around, like nasty to my mom.
Yeah.
Like, this is at my wedding.
I'm like, you know, my best button down.
Yeah, it's your special day.
You wore your church outfit to get married?
Yeah. Best button down?
Yeah, I had the button, the Banana Republic button down.
Yeah.
You know, a little yellow under the arms because I wore it like three times over.
Yeah.
Just a little taint.
Yeah.
You know?
Yeah.
I even threw the pants in the dryer to release the wrinkles.
Yeah, yeah.
You know?
Roll them out.
What kind of shoes?
Did you do sneakers or did you have shoes on?
Some slip-on.
No laces.
You know?
Beard was tight.
I remember when I got a shaper for that beard,
I said, keep it like midway.
And he said, why you don't want to go higher?
I said, my beard doesn't grow that high.
And the barber told me, you need to eat more pussy.
Who says that?
That's some
dirtbag shit, right? Yeah, no, but
I mean, you know, maybe there's truth to that.
But he's like, yo,
I'm married, and we don't do it. Nobody eats pussy
when you're married. So I almost got arrested at my wedding,
but it was a good time. Yeah, yeah.
I went to a metal detect at my wedding.
That's odd. That's so romantic.
That's like your podcast.
That's dirtbag shit.
Yeah.
DBS.
Yeah.
So what are you doing now?
You got the DBS podcast.
The DBS podcast was recently picked up again because it was let go by the previous company
because they had to move on.
The owner got sick and it was fine.
So we took a couple of months off, and then it was picked up.
Why did that sound like you were giving an excuse
why you didn't have your homework?
You started with, like, what happened was the owner...
Yeah, because it's not that interesting.
The guy that was just sick, he thought he had nut cancer,
and he did it.
He just had, like, you know, some other shit going on.
Right.
And he was scared to death, but he didn't, you know,
explain that to the entire company.
So he just kind of like left us hanging.
He was like,
I'm not doing any more podcast anymore.
I think I'm dying.
Was the sentiment in his voice.
But he never said that.
Right.
He said,
I'm not doing a podcast anymore.
It's not making any money.
And as he was yelling at us in Zoom,
like the hair that falls to his shoulders
was like shaking.
It was like a wrestling character.
Do you think maybe he made up the story about the nut cancer just to make it easier?
No, he was really sick.
And he explained that it wasn't that serious.
He had a stent that fell apart or something and needed to be readjusted.
Some medical shit.
I was half listening to it.
Because I was just worried about my podcast.
You're like, where am I taking it to next?
Yo, so my man Joey Gane, I got to give him a shout.
He starts working with these guys on Nine Bowery, which is the Supreme Store in Soho.
And he's selling it to me.
Man, I got a new podcast studio.
And we're going to record.
It's going to be off the hook.
And I was like, where?
So I record two episodes.
And I was like, who are your partners in this?
Who's financing this shit?
And he's like, oh, some crypto guys.
Oh, yeah.
Those guys are about to get ball cancer real quick.
Six hours later, they get evicted.
Ball cancer all around.
That's it.
That kicked out.
Yeah, that's it.
So that's it.
And then you also got the boxing one.
Yeah, so now I got POP, which is Picking All Punches.
It's me and my co-host, Derek Drescher, who's super fucking knowledgeable about boxing.
And basically, imagine like Drink Champs, where they highlight like old hip-hop pioneers
and guys who had an influence on hip-hop.
But for us, it's boxing.
So we had Ann Wolf.
We've had Mickey Ward.
We have Boom Boom Mancini, who killed the man in the ring.
But that shouldn't be highlighted.
It's just fucking crazy.
Because this story in itself is super interesting,
because he became an actor.
He's super positive.
And he was a fighter's fighter. That guy would come forward, and he's an actor. He's super positive. And he was a fighter's fighter.
You know, that guy would come forward
and, you know, he's super charismatic.
Yeah, so that's just a collection of,
you know, we have an interesting collection.
Oh, I want to check out that Mickey Ward episode.
What's the name again?
It's called P.O.P. Picking Off Punches.
Now, very little is on it.
Maybe we'll get like a flyer,
but it drops on January 10th.
Oh, it's not out yet.
It's not out yet.
Oh, okay.
That's great that you're finally doing a boxing podcast
because, I mean, that's your passion.
Yeah.
And Derek too, right?
Derek knows how to throw hands.
Yeah, well, Derek is like,
he can't remember what the fuck we spoke about
three minutes ago,
but with boxing,
that motherfucker,
he's like an elephant.
Like his memory for like,
he could dip into the archives of boxing
and give you dates and stats that are unbelievable.
Yeah.
But he can't remember some shit that went down six hours ago.
Yeah, yeah.
I love Derek.
I love Derek.
But I'm glad you're here because...
I like Derek when he has his teeth in.
When he doesn't have his teeth in,
he's one of those guys that just leaves the side teeth out.
He's missing... What's that, the molar right there?
One of them, yeah.
Yeah, it's two of them.
Don't be nice.
And when he has those missing, I become irate.
You just can't deal with it.
I just can't.
I squint my eyes and look up to the sky.
Like the late Angelo Lozada when he was being aloof and dismissive.
Just like that.
When he was studying a Knicks game.
So how's the Invisalign goingign going the invisalign is good uh so i uh i see you got my wife has it right now i'm sorry britney
yeah yeah yeah call it you know the honest is referred to his wife as his wife which i know
this is white but i also know her as britney i know her personally right right you're talking
to a ups worker that. That's true.
Yeah, my wife said the package came yesterday.
That is true.
I didn't think about that.
Yeah, you're talking to me like.
I wouldn't go like Brittany.
I go like, yeah, my wife.
That's a good point.
It's like maybe subconscious.
I'm trying to make it.
I'm trying to distance the commitment.
Guys always see me.
We're on a
Never ending quest
To distance the commitment
Whether we're subconscious
Or conscious about it
Wait what are you talking about
Who is it
Who
Oh Brittany
Yeah
Yeah
It's my wife
When you call your wife
It's also like
You could be referring to your sink
It's like my sink
My wife
My door
Oh that's my car.
I'm glad you realized that.
Huh?
I'm glad you realized.
You pulled his leg back.
Yeah, you got a good point.
You got a good point.
That is true.
You said I defended it earlier.
You're like, yeah, my wife.
Yeah, my wife.
I'm making it more personal.
I thought I was making it more personal.
You're like, not at all.
She's got a name.
She's a human.
And I've spoken to her.
And you're like, that's a good point.
Right.
On multiple occasions.
On multiple occasions.
So Liz is your wife.
How is Liz in the new place?
Listen, me and my Liz are fighting.
If I got to be honest, we are in the midst of fighting.
We are in the midst of fighting.
But it's good because everything that is worth it requires a little bit of struggle.
So we're trying to figure some shit out.
It's a transition.
You're probably fighting mostly because of the situation.
That you transitioned into this house.
It's not done.
You got all the stress of the fucking renovation.
Yeah.
But everything in my life
That has been worth it
Has always had
That little bit of struggle
That's why I try to remind myself
Always
Everything
Always
Everything
That's a good lesson
For people to learn
Anything that is worth anything
Is hard
The things that are easy
Are always bad
Even the relationships
That I've
You know those relationships
That start off like
Crazy The crazy chemistry Because they got only One place to go Down Always bad. Even the relationships that I've, you know those relationships that start off like crazy,
the crazy chemistry,
because they got only one place to go, down.
And they always do, because that's just how it goes.
They start off mad high.
Mad high, and then they just got only one place to go.
Yeah, yeah, and it's funny because those,
it's a collage in the memory bank, right,
of those people that we-
That we jerk off to.
That we jerk off to, that you were
like fucking dating for like two months or whatever.
I remember this Mexican girl.
She had half her head shaved off.
You know that type with the bangs coming down just on one side, thick black eyeliner, net
stockings, bipolar, smoked a lot of cigarettes, did Blizzy on the weekends, bartender. Oh, yeah. Knew a lot of cigarettes Did Blizzy on the weekends Bartender
Oh, yeah
Knew a lot of comics and musicians
Yeah
She used to sit on mailboxes
And be like
Who the fuck do you think you are?
You think you are who you are
Fuck you
While the fucking
The heel dangles off the shoe
Yeah
I was like, oh, that's sexy
Yeah, that's sort of
That confidence
That arrogance That assholeness Yeah, that's sort of that confidence, that arrogance, that assholeness.
Yeah, those are the girls you love to fuck.
It's something a guy who wasn't married would say.
And I apologize if I mentioned that story on the last episode.
I don't think you did.
Oh, good, because this shows I have no closure with her.
And you're going to do a double promo.
So he just doesn't have any closure with that.
There's no wonder why his relationship
is turbulent right now.
Yeah, yeah.
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I got an interesting thing.
My ex-girlfriend, right, you know, we're still friends.
We were together for a long time.
And her husband, she got a new husband, and he has kids and she has kids.
So it's like the Brady Bunch.
You know, they're living together and the kids are together.
So, like, his kid was, like, going through sort of a gender thing
but more of a sexuality thing,
going like, was bi, and going all that stuff.
Greedy.
Yeah, a little greedy.
He wants everything.
But this is what she told me, and she's very left.
She's very left.
But she told me, she goes, he put her in a new school.
He changed the school to where she goes,
and that's all done now.
And I was like, what kind of area is this?
She was like yeah it's a little bit more of a Republican area.
And I was like I think some of
the stuff that's going on is a little bit of
like a fad almost like a Nautica jacket.
You know? It's almost like a Nautica
jacket in the 90s. It's almost like
Timbo boots a little bit. Because when you're a
kid you know you want to fit in with your friends
and if your friends are doing that and that becomes like
the cool thing it's got to be a little bit of. And if your friends are doing that and that becomes like the cool thing,
it's got to be a little bit of that.
Absolutely, it's a little bit of that.
You know, I had a situation with my daughter.
And I'm so happy that I have a relationship with my daughter where she trusts me
because she was – it was a family friend's daughter was asking my daughter
what does she identify as, right?
And my daughter was like,
I'm a girl, you know, a girl.
And she was like, yeah, but like,
like, you know, like, hardcore question.
The girl was only 13.
My daughter was nine at the time.
Wow.
Yeah.
And she made my daughter feel super uncomfortable.
This is like in the middle of a game of Fortnite
they never even met in person.
So it's like, I think that's a product
of something like this girl has learned
and been exposed to. And it's like, how does that's a product of something like this girl has learned and been exposed to
and it's like,
how does she even know that
at the age of 13?
And she was like,
I identify as asexual
but I might switch
and she was asking my daughter
this very personal question.
At nine years old?
That's too early.
The girl was 12.
No, but your daughter was nine.
Way too early.
Yeah, my daughter was mad
because we held on to that shit
for two days and then spoke to me about it.
And I thought that was such a win as a father.
Like, I did, for eight, nine years, I did something right where she came to me for counsel.
Absolutely.
And she trusted me.
I was like, thank God.
And I said, first and foremost, do not feel guilty
because I think when you're faced with that sort of discomfort,
you know, and I'm not considering this abuse,
but it's weird because it could go there if unchecked.
It's like anyone who's abused or whatever,
they blame themselves.
Like, oh, what energy did I let out to deserve
the creation of this dialogue or something, right?
So I told, I said said I'm glad you did this
because if you would have
held on to that
and been alone with it
you know
you can kind of
make it up in your head
like a scenario
in your head like
oh this is my fault
you know I'm bringing out
this energy
and it's very complicated
and I don't know how to
and now you're alone
dealing with this
and you always have me
to talk to
to help sort this out
and you did nothing wrong
I'm glad that you told me
exactly how you feel
made you feel uncomfortable.
What we do next, I think we delete her from, you know,
she's not a gamer that you're playing with.
Wait, this happened online?
It happened online.
So how do you even know it was a 13-year-old on the other?
Well, because it was a family friend's kid.
Oh, okay, all right.
Got it.
Yeah.
So then, you know, I told the mother of the kid, and I was like, it's not, you know, we're just no longer, they're not going to play anymore online.
Made my daughter feel very uncomfortable.
And she was insistent on doing, like, a FaceTime chat.
And I was like, if you absolutely want to do that, that's fine.
And we did it, and it was mad uncomfortable.
Right.
Now a fucking fat kid comes in the background and says, I want my donuts on
pines.
It's like some fat kid like, I'm sorry, I didn't mean it.
And she wanted my donuts.
I said, no, my donut's done with this whole shit.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
You're bugging.
Like, oh, okay.
And I felt bad for the kid.
Right.
Because now she's putting her kid in a mad, awkward situation.
She's like this.
Swollen from some leftover Thai food she had the night before or some shit.
She looked, you know.
And I felt bad for the kid.
And I'm like, I wonder what this kid is subjected to.
And I did a little more research.
Turns out the kid lives in like, there's multiple families that live in this kind of, it sounds
like a cult.
You know, like down south.
I don't know exactly what it is.
But I think they can maybe expose some shit.
How did you do the research?
How did you find out about where they are?
Because it's a family friend.
Right.
So I just, you know.
Ask some questions.
Yeah, ask some questions.
And it's like, oh, okay.
It's very like a hippie, you know,
sort of like multiple families living.
So they can maybe expose some shit.
Yeah, yeah. I
always wonder about that as a father. Now I'm gonna
have two girls and I'm like, I'm gonna have to
answer questions and do all this stuff and
it's such a complicated world too now because
you can raise
your kid the way you want to raise your kid but then
they have access to so many
other people trying to influence
your kid and so many other things trying
to influence your kid and like many other things trying to influence your
kid and like you just gotta how do you navigate well this is the thing i think that's a there's
a quick answer to that is that a lot of the stuff on how people live their lives is none of our
business and beyond our control what's my business is how i interact with my daughter what values are
being set what confidence is being instilled the connection between her and i
right that's what matters that's the foundation now she kind of like you know explore some things
she's going to come back to me because i've always been very honest for her and communicate it and
listen if something goes or a direction where i don't approve of i'll address that when that time
comes but we don't want to fucking harbor these thoughts that don't know, proof of, I'll address that when that time comes, but we don't want to
fucking harbor
these thoughts
that don't exist yet.
Right.
Because that's when
you drive yourself crazy.
Right.
And then you become
overly protective.
Right.
So now you're like,
with your kid,
like,
heal,
heal.
Right,
right,
right.
You can't watch this.
You can't be exposed to this.
Like,
I think that's a dangerous
way to go
when you worry about it
too much is what I'm saying.
Right,
right,
right,
right.
You know?
I like that.
So the most important part
is the connection. The connection. And being like, she feels like she could I'm saying. Right, right, right, right. You know? I like that. So the most important part is the connection.
The connection.
And being like.
She feels like she could come to you.
Yeah.
So what she's seeing from her father, oh, we're playful.
We're keeping it light.
We talk about anything.
And we're having fun.
I'm going to try to instill some confidence in you.
There's boundaries.
But, you know, there's a whole other world with other different people with their own
values and decisions they're going to make, but this is the foundation here.
Rob Markman Yeah, I like that.
Lil Jon Anything you want to entertain or like, let's
talk about it, but I can't... Yo, you do that shit with anything in life, you worry
about like, oh, it's going to be this, that, and the third, you become fearful.
It's like, it's not a way to live.
Rob Markman No, there's no way to live because you're
handling stuff that doesn't- Lil Jon You see how I took your cadence? There's no way to live. Rob's not a way to live. No, that's no way to live because you're handling stuff
that doesn't...
You see how I took your cadence?
It's no way to live.
No way to live.
That's how you know
you're cool with somebody
when you take that cadence.
No way to live.
That's what Yanni Longi is.
Yeah, no way to live.
Yeah, no, it's true.
It's true.
You still dipping, Pa?
You snoozing, Pa?
Snoozing, pa? Yeah
I knew you were gonna
Criticize me for something
Unhelpful
Listen
I dropped 10 pounds
By changing my diet
Okay
I'm working out
And you gave Jesse a compliment
And you know what?
I've noticed
That I haven't got a compliment
I'm a little concerned
That I haven't got a compliment
I've been looking for a compliment
I gotta admit
It affected me
I heard it from the bathroom
when you came in
and yo,
as I was in the bathroom,
I actually said to myself,
I was like,
is he going to say
it when he sees me?
Because he's so in shape
and he knows.
I'm like,
yo,
is he going to notice
that I dropped a few or no?
Yeah,
you know.
But obviously,
I don't look good enough
to make a difference.
No,
the best part of your look right now.
I'm telling the absolute truth. I'm not even doing it for
funny. I'm being honest. I was in the other room going,
yo, I hope when I go in there, he's going to say something.
No, the
most...
What's promoting from your
look today, and I love this about you,
honest, is what I'm seeing, is that your
beard matches your shirt.
Like the gray beard matches the shirt perfectly. That's what I see. You still haven beard matches your shirt. Like the gray beard
matches the shirt perfectly.
That's what I see.
So you still haven't noticed
that I look a little more in shape?
Your sneakers look white.
Yo, I still don't look
in shape to you?
No, you look good.
Yo, this is my leg.
I don't know what to do.
Look, I look like this.
I don't know what to do with myself.
Yo, I can't believe
I'm not up to your standard
He's just saying he's got a higher standard
Yo he's basically saying
I won't mention it until it gets to a certain level
Yo 10 pounds
Really?
Yeah
So you know what
It's been so long
Yo you said really like you don't see anything
You know what it's been that long since I've seen you then
Because you might have been this weight Ble blew up, and then you went back down.
That's probably true.
It's been a long time since I've seen you.
You're in good shape, Sergio.
I was at a DBS weight.
I was at a DBS weight.
I was at 219.
Yeah, you're not showing that shot line.
Yeah, no.
You're not showing that weight gain on social media platforms.
Right?
No one's doing that.
Or the weight loss, yeah.
I haven't announced it at all.
Although I wish,
and this is going to,
yo,
I wish I would have
fucking screen recorded
you on your honeymoon.
You were a dirt bag
on your honeymoon.
He's like a pregnant hamster.
Yo,
he got comfortable real quick.
I was like,
he had his hair wet.
And it was splendid, but he was dancing like this.
Yo, he's drunk in the sun.
He hydrated.
And I was bloated.
You were bloated?
Yeah.
You were bloated off that free buffet.
Yeah.
Boy, you can eat buffets.
Well, you know what's happened is I've been diagnosed with moderate sleep apnea,
which you heard in Providence.
I remember you were like, yo, Giannis.
You know what's terrible when you snore?
It's like you can't help it, so your feelings get hurt.
Your feelings get hurt.
It's sensitive, right?
Yeah, yo, when someone tells you, like, wakes you up and says stop snoring, you get hurt.
Wait, wait, wait.
I didn't wake you up and stop snoring.
I threw a fucking sock at him.
He had, like, a fucking ball of socks.
Like, I don't know how he takes off his socks,
but they're never like in balls when I take them out.
They're like laid out.
No, I scrunch them up and just blow them.
It was like a bunch of socks, like this all over it,
and I just threw that shit.
I said, stop snoring.
And he's like, what?
What?
With his mad small eyes.
What?
Yeah, because it hurts your feelings
because you can't control it
You don't know about it
You can't do anything about it
So you just get hurt
Separate rooms
So yeah when you get
I know
The sleep apnea diagnosis
Yeah why
That wakes you up a little bit
That's what it took
We were sharing a room
Yeah it was me, you and Chris
And we were in Providence
And you left early
Because you got sick
Did I get sick? Which is funny Because the next time I in Providence. And you left early because you got sick.
Did I get sick? Which is funny because the next time I did Providence,
I got pulled out on a stretcher.
Oh, that place is bad luck.
Yeah.
What team was playing at the, there was a Super Bowl.
There's something in that room that's got bad juju.
Wait, we were playing Providence when there was a big football game going on
and we bumped into a bunch of players in the elevator.
I think it was the Titans were in town
to play the Patriots or something.
So you got to understand, right?
When these athletes are peaking,
and a peak performance,
you know, it's like a boxer's training for a fight
and like two days before the fight,
they're like, you know, like their eyesight is sharp,
their hearing is more, you know, they can hear everything and they're like in their eyesight is sharp, their hearing is more, they can hear
everything, and they're in fight mode.
So we're in the elevator
with four big-ass
football players who are like,
they're playing in six hours, and Chris
thought it would be a great idea to be like, oh, what's up, fellas?
You want to come to my show
tonight? Here's some tickets. And he tried to make
a joke, and he was bombing!
They just looked at him like, and he like yo good guys see you guys later good game
and yo we started laughing and chris walked out was like head between his legs and he was so
embarrassed he it just didn't go good he got so mad at me like he reacted on the motion he was
like yo that's why i have the career i have and you don't. And he walked away.
He,
yeah,
the charm just didn't work on them.
They were like,
well,
he was second guessing himself.
It was almost like,
I think it was just one of those things
where they were just like,
they were in their athlete world.
But he also like,
if they were girls,
they would have been like,
yeah,
what's up?
Yeah,
but they weren't girls.
And they probably thought he was just like maybe an annoying New England fan.
That's the thing.
He actually, it came across wrong.
It didn't come across with the gusto of a fan who was like, oh, if you guys want to like chill the fuck out and watch some comedy, you know, I got a dope show tonight.
Come through.
Tickets on me.
Love you guys.
Good luck tonight.
It was more like, I'm stepping up.
I don't know if I should.
Yeah, yeah.
It was like, it was hilarious, though.
Well, I think he was trying to be funny and do it in a funny way.
But it didn't work.
But they weren't, yeah.
I think if he would have done it normal, just came genuine, like, hey, guys, what's up?
Good luck.
I'm glad you know I'm doing this comedy show.
I wish I would have known exactly what was said, but it was fucking hilarious.
They would have taken it and been like, all right, all right. But then would have taken it and been like Either way they would have looked at each other
When we got off the elevator
Either way we were getting one of these
They weren't going to leave and go
We should go to the comedy show
Did you tell them about when you texted Aaron Rodgers
Inviting him to the show
So embarrassing
So Aaron Rodgers follows me
And he started following me.
Yeah, the moment you overthink,
were you overthinking it
before you said the fact?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
That's what happens.
Yeah, well, it was actually
because of fucking Jared Harvin.
It was Jared's idea.
We were in Minnesota.
No, we were in Wisconsin.
We were in Madison.
And, you know,
he's very proactive,
which is good.
You know, he's always proactive
and positive.
We're proactive
that he goes to protests,
when he goes to the shows.
Yeah.
No, he's just proactive, thinking like,
you should do this, you should do that.
That's great.
Yeah, that's that good enthusiasm.
Yeah, so, but, you know.
Good energy to have.
Yeah, so he goes,
so Aaron Rodgers had been following me.
So we were in Wisconsin.
He goes, message Aaron Rodgers.
We were in Wisconsin.
He plays in Green Bay.
He's like, tell him to come to the show.
I'm like, I don't know, man.
He's Aaron Rodgers, dog.
He's not going to come to a comedy club.
Yeah, he's not thinking about it so much.
You should have said no, yo.
Yeah.
So I was like, yeah, you know what?
I remembered he was a comedy fan.
He's a big comedy fan, right?
He went to see Burr.
And Burr, as he told me after the show, he came back.
And they were talking.
He's a big comedy fan.
And I'm like, yeah, maybe he's following me because he just likes comedy. And maybe he'll be like, yeah, I want to me after the show he came back and they were talking he's a big comedy fan and I'm like yeah maybe he's following me
because he just likes comedy
maybe he'll be like yeah
I want to go see the show
so I message him
what was it I hit him twice
with the
brother
you started what's up brother
yeah what's up brother
how should I spell it
B-R-T-H-E-R
or B-R-O-T-H-A
right
you were doing that shit.
But I hit him with like two brothers, right?
At the beginning and the end, I bookend it.
It was like awkward, you know?
And of course, it went on red and like fucking,
he probably gets messages all the time.
And then afterwards, we just had a good time on the podcast.
We were joking about how we read the message,
how awkward it was, you know?
And maybe you're right.
Maybe it's about the hesitation.
Yeah, you got to pull the trigger on it. You just got to go in there and just be the message, how awkward it was, you know, and maybe you're right, maybe it's about the hesitation. Yeah,
you gotta pull the trigger on it.
You just gotta go in there,
like,
and just be more,
like,
yo,
hey man,
I'm a big fan,
but yeah,
I said I'm a big fan,
like three times.
That's what it was.
I was like,
hey man,
hey brother,
big fan,
I'm gonna be over at Comedy on State in Madison,
and then I ended it,
again man,
big fan,
love you man,
you're one of the greats.
Yeah.
You might as well have said, hey, listen to my mixtape.
Yeah, yeah.
It's like a guy in the street trying to push a mixtape.
It just didn't.
Yeah, it just wasn't.
No reply.
No reply.
I got a reply.
You know I'm a big Wu-Tang Clan fan.
Of course.
Yeah.
And years ago, I tweeted.
You definitely look like that's who you're a fan of.
It would be weird if you were like, you know,
Barbra Streisand was staying at the hotel.
But you know how fucked some Mazzy Starrs,
Sarah McLachlan, Fiona Apple,
Yeah, you're Renaissance.
Alanis Morissette.
You fuck with everything.
Yeah, Duncan J.
I mean, Duncan J, that's a comic.
Duncan Sheik.
Yeah, Duncan J.
Talk about a guy who blows up and lost weight.
That's funny.
I tweeted a piece of a quarter of a Capadonna verse.
And he's not the most popular member of Wu-Tang.
But the verse is hilarious.
It's on a song called Ice Cream, which is Ray Kwan's first album.
And it goes like this.
I jism like a giant blow wombs out of their socket.
And I was like, that's a dirtbag verse.
I jism like a giant blow wombs out of their socket.
Yeah.
And I said, dirtbag shit verse.
And I tagged Capadonna.
And he was like, Dirt McGirt, that's Old Dirty Bastard,
he replies, Dirt McGirt told me dirt dirt hurt,
but you wouldn't know that because you're probably from the Lily White House.
So you wouldn't know.
He took it the right way.
Yo, he took it the wrong way.
And I was like, but I'm a fan.
I love you.
And he never replied again.
Yo, he took it the wrong way.
Yeah, he just was like, oh, that's so funny.
You didn't mean it at all that way.
No, I was promoting like dirt back shit for me is some funny shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. way yeah yeah he just was like oh this that's so funny you didn't mean it at all that way no i was
promoting like dirtbag shit for me yeah it's some funny yeah yeah yeah yeah and he took it like i'm
calling him a dirtbag right and it's hilarious because he really is on some dirtbag shit in a
funny way and it's it went right over his head and it's crazy because if i would have said anything
positive to promote that like i would have a response. Interesting how we respond to negative shit.
It's true.
We were talking about that before.
And I'm sure you're guilty of that.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
People are like, I love you, Yanni, or whatever.
And then the moment someone says something.
I'm like, what the fuck?
What do you mean?
100% of the people have to like me.
Yo, Yanni used to engage in some epic Twitter battles, yo.
Oh, dude. And I knew it.
I pictured him laying on his belly with his
feet crossed tweeting these things. He used
to go in. So you know he petty because
he responds to bots.
Bots be like, oh, pay off $5,000
of your debt. You'll see him comment, yo,
fuck you.
Yes, I've seen that recently.
Who would you get starstruck by?
I mean, you know, listen rizzo was recently at uh he's a wu-tang clan producer you know yeah he was recently at the comedy salon i was annoyed i missed him
cypher sounds told me oh he was there he watched the show i would have loved to be in a position
where he's an audience member and i'm on stage doing the set because that's the beautiful beautiful
thing about comedy you could catch yourself in that position where you're on stage doing a set because that's the beautiful thing about comedy you could catch yourself in that position where you're on stage
entertaining
motherfuckers
who entertain you
most of your life
that shit is dope
I would say any
Wu-Tang clan member
like that
would be dope for me
yeah it's interesting
because like
they're not famous
to a lot of people
right
but like if you
I felt that way
about athletes
when I would interview
athletes on shows
like you know if they were athletes that were about athletes when I would interview athletes on shows. Like, you know, if they were athletes that were recent,
like when I was an adult,
I wasn't as thrilled about it or starstruck about it.
But if it was an athlete from when I was a kid,
like Jerry Rice or Alonzo Mourning,
I had like a different reaction about it.
Because when you're a kid, you just idolize these people.
Same thing with Juju from The Beat.
Are you all right?
Yeah.
I just want to make sure that a good portion of the episode,
my shirt is right.
And while you're talking about 90s hip-hop now,
my shirt, my Lulu, was flipped up like this.
And it just made me very angry.
I was like, fuck.
But you don't have to worry.
You're one of those guys, you're so fit
that you don't have to worry about the position.
I have to always think about,
part of my brain is always thinking about where my shirt is on my gut and how i'm positioned if i'm you know what you gotta do pull up your pants above your belly bar that
yeah that just that's when you give in when you do that you know the older the older people get
the higher their pants go up but yeah it's true juju follows follows me, and I'm like, that's Juju from Beatnuts. And when he compliments you on your videos and shit, I think that's fly.
It is.
Because it does.
There's a time in our life where we hold on to that shit.
We're like, oh, that was a formative time of our life, right?
We're listening to this music, and these motherfuckers showed us some good times.
Absolutely.
And, you know, it's like, right now, there's nothing that moves me like that. I'm past the age where I'm starstruck by anything. Right. It's got to be a throwback. Absolutely. And, you know, it's like, right now there's nothing that moves me like that.
I'm past the age
where I'm starstruck
by anything.
Right.
It's got to be
a throwback.
Right, right.
Like, from the age
of 18 to 25
where I was most impressionable
creatively, artistically.
Anything past that?
Yeah.
I don't give a fuck.
I don't give a fuck
about these new
fly-ass talented boxers
who are immensely talented,
probably better than
anybody we ever liked
because they're fucking kids.
I'm not into that shit.
They're like 19, 20 years old.
I have nothing in common with them.
I don't care.
I watch the fight, bro.
They can walk right by me
with their chinchilla fur or whatever.
You don't care.
Yeah, it's so funny
how you care about that stuff when you're young
and then you get older,
you don't care about that.
Yeah, I don't give a fuck about any of that shit.
I just want to be home. It's hard for me to be a fan of a kid yeah it's true yeah
i don't want to be a fan of a kid and that's also like i i i can't get starstruck by like steph he's
younger than me steph curry or something you're like he's so young it's like how can you get
starstruck by someone younger than you yeah someone who was born in 1998 yeah you should
go to prison if you get there There should be rules about that.
Also, I think there should be fucking rules or if you get arrested,
the officer has to be older than you.
That's some shit I think about.
It's just annoying.
I think about that shit.
I'm like, oh, imagine some 21-year-old
that I had behind your back.
You fucker.
Get off me.
Get off me.
I'm just fucking...
I got salt and pepper in my beard.
He's got chiseled face features,
a fucking four hairline, a dumbass fucking tattoo.
That's like somebody who's watching Bubble Guppies.
Yeah, exactly.
You can't.
Yeah, that's a good point. Someone born in 2003.
Yeah, you can't.
Was born two years after 9-11.
Yeah, you can't.
Yeah, he wasn't present at 9-11.
He tries to enforce the law, and you're like, you're younger than me, dude.
Yeah, dog. Yeah, he got the newest fucking law And you're like You're younger than me dude Yeah dog Yeah
He got the newest
Fucking hairstyle
Or some shit
You're arresting me
You don't even have
Life lessons yet
You can't arrest me
Yeah that
I think about that shit a lot
That's really funny
Yeah
Dogs
Maybe they should
Police based on age demographic
And I'm just
I'm trying not to be
Yeah right right
And I'm also trying not to be
Fucking like
Old with this shit I'm trying to be open But yeah, right, right. And I'm also trying not to be fucking, like, old with this shit.
I'm trying to be open.
But even, like, I just recently started therapy,
and the therapist is considerably younger than me.
Yeah.
Like, and she was a, yeah.
Yeah.
I kind of want my therapist with, like, skin-colored tights,
vertical veins, a pen and pad, glasses, a fucked up bob haircut,
like, you know, like,
and I said, sure, sure.
I agree with you, yeah. Yeah, I agree with you,
sure. I want to say that, even though I know
you were saying that, but I want to say, I agree with you,
but stop right there. I don't want to say
triggered. Like, my therapist says
all the young shit. She says triggered,
and every time I, you know, because I was
wasting my time. The first few therapy sessions,
I was trying to showcase
the best version of myself.
Like,
I'm super aware.
Like,
I'm doing this because
I'm a better person.
And they were like,
it's giving hurt.
Right,
right.
Like,
I was giving the best,
and I was like,
I'm wasting my time.
Because at that time,
the three sessions,
I still wanted to fuck her.
That's the problem.
I wanted to fuck her.
I was like,
I want to impress her. And especially when you open up to them, the problem. I want to fuck her. I was like, I want to impress her.
Yeah,
and especially when you open up to them,
you start having feelings.
Yeah,
and then I was like,
you know,
a couple of times,
I made her laugh.
And she's like,
interesting,
you have a good introspective,
like,
you know,
and I was like,
yeah,
I do.
Yeah.
And then I got over that.
I was like,
I'm wasting my money.
Yeah.
Like,
you know,
so then I started revealing
and then everything I said,
her response was like,
that's traumatic.
And she lays down during the sessions.
She lays down? She lays down.
Her feet are up like this.
Like, her feet are so high, there's a vein across her forehead.
That's odd behavior.
But I was like, okay, maybe I should lay.
She says, you can lay down too.
So we're both like, I'm not that comfortable.
She's like this.
She's laying down so much that her face is red.
Right, right.
Right?
And she goes, that's traumatic.
And like, I don't know, like she's saying that's traumatic in the fucking hammock.
Just, you know.
Right.
And it's annoying because the younger generation, their trauma is not, they think more things are traumatic
than older generation will work you through it.
Be like, yeah, that happens.
That's because of this.
They don't just go, that's traumatic.
And you're like, no, is it though?
Yeah.
See, the words that are associated,
and they do make sense.
Language changes.
That's just the way life is, right?
And the way people articulate themselves.
But when I think of trigger, think of like guns right violence right like
that's like you've been shot like when you're triggered it's not like oh this guy you know
you know it's triggering you know yeah because i smelled this food and it's triggering to like me
and my diet yeah you know like i don't want to like you think of like yeah when i was at a
fucking nightclub my man owed some money, and he pulled the trigger.
Absolutely, yeah.
You know, I think about, when I think of Trigger,
my man who was shot five times and lived,
and I saw his stomach spread out,
and there was, like, styrofoam in there.
That's what I think of Trigger.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Not your shit.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
You know, and Toxic, I think of Toxic Avengers.
Immediately.
Yeah.
Like the Marvel.
Yeah, Toxic.
Yeah, it's funny.
I don't think of anything bad. If I hear's funny. I don't think of anything bad.
If I hear toxic, I don't think of anything bad.
I think of maybe a relationship where people are arguing.
That's as far as I'll go.
I think of like toxic, like I think of like green ooze.
Like I think of a hazard, a biohazard.
That's what I think of.
I think of like a literal toxic, like, oh, don't touch that green swampy thing.
Yeah.
You don't think about people's opinions making you feel uncomfortable.
No, I just think it's so, they're doing it very loosely.
That's toxic.
It's very loose.
We talked about what they did, and I don't judge them that much.
I don't either.
I get it.
Yeah, I think it was kind of like mafia tactics.
You know, they were a big generation, and they wanted to carve out a place for themselves.
They came into a workforce
where everything was tech
and they were all liberal arts majors
and so there was not a lot of jobs.
It was like the mafia.
They just strong-armed their way in by going like,
if you don't do this, it's toxic.
And everyone was like, don't sue.
Don't make me do it.
They just took over.
So it's kind of gangster the way they did it.
Yeah.
And you can't blame them.
Because coming out of college and stuff like that,
the world had changed.
And tech is not big in America.
And it's like the only real job you can get
is to make good money is tech.
It's so funny.
Because that age group, I have a good friend of mine who I actually train,
and she's a Muslim, and she says,
yo, she says this shit jokingly,
but if someone doesn't agree with her,
she goes, you're Islamophobic.
I'm like, you're joking, but you ain't playing.
You know what I'm saying?
You know how we say some dirt back shit?
We're joking, but we're not playing.
Yeah, and that just puts everybody on the,
she can walk freely and say whatever.
Right.
It's like, yeah, it pisses the crowd.
Yeah.
Move on my way.
I'm showing up to work at 3.15 p.m. today.
Yeah, nobody wants to be considered a bad person,
so that's a great tactic.
Yeah.
It's always a great tactic to just accuse,
because it's hard to defend, too,
because when someone goes,
you made me feel a certain way,
you go, explain it to me.
They go, you're going to tell me how I felt and how I didn't.
And you're like, I guess you're right.
You know what I mean?
Like, there was this girl at a comedy show.
She messaged me afterwards.
She was like, I love you.
You're funny.
She was an Asian girl.
I love you.
You're funny.
I'm a fan, whatever.
But she said this one line, when you called me Ling,
it made me uncomfortable
And it was offensive
And it was a long message
And she was really nice about it or whatever
And I don't disagree with her
I was like, hey, sometimes jokes miss
And she was very cool
She was like, I don't envy you guys
Your position, you guys try to make things funny
I was like, yeah, everything's an attempt to be funny
Some things miss or whatever But I I asked her I wanted to know why I was
like how is it different for me saying to a black guy hey Rahim or a Greek guy Dimitri or Puerto
Rican guy you know Javier or whatever and she explained it her history of having to deal with
you know people going Ling or Ching Chong or whatever. And I'm going like, okay.
I mean, I get why that happened to you
and that might have been a bad thing.
But relative to what a bad thing is,
that's not a bad thing.
But you can't say that
because that's the world they know.
They don't know any...
That's exactly what it is, the world they know.
You can't go like, hey, when kids are cruel to everybody.
It's like kids are cruel to everybody.
You know what I mean?
It's like everybody gets something when you're a kid because kids are fucking mean.
So you can't really go like.
You know, Jim Norton said something interesting when talking about that shit.
He said something where it was like, there could be a movie, right?
And there could be actors talking right and there could be actors
talking about
the name Ling
and Ching Chung
and she would never
voice her opinion
to that actor
like send him a message
like oh in that movie
you know
but as a comic
they take everything
so literally
like no
it's a fucking
amplified version
of who we are
it's like you know
it's the comic
it doesn't define us.
That's a great point.
He's right about that.
I love that.
Jim Norton said that shit
and I was like,
holy shit.
He was like,
it was something along those lines.
I was like,
you know,
they could watch a movie
where the rapist
wins an award.
He's like,
oh my God,
he was phenomenal.
Right.
Like,
I say something about,
you know,
fucking my transgender girlfriend
or,
you know,
whatever.
And it's like, oh my God, that's appalling. Right, rightalling like right right you know clenching their pearls it's so true yeah like i
didn't know i you don't want to sit down and go like hey look i didn't mean it like that i was
meaning it like you're asian right i was just giving it a name you know like i didn't mean it
like i but she comes in with all this ching chong shit and she whatever it is and i'm like yeah that
happens in life.
You know what I mean?
You can't bring your shit to a situation necessarily
at a comedy club.
And maybe comedy's not for you then.
Or like, yeah, I mean,
if you didn't like that particular thing,
that's fine too.
But you just got to know what's going on
at a comedy club
that a comedian is there to say the wrong things.
That's what makes
things funny nobody was a class clown because they like oh did the right thing or said the
right thing it's like we're trying and if you didn't like it that's fine but you and then she
even said she goes that other thing you said was you know good because of this oh god and i was
like you don't get to pick and choose and if, fuck off. And if you do, that's fine.
You cannot like something.
But just move on.
Yeah.
Just move on.
There's going to be shit in your life you don't like.
I will give her props that she didn't come back as a reactionary.
So that's good.
That's actually healthy.
It was very healthy. I think that's very mature.
And that feeling may change, like how she feels about that. Oh, definitely. Well, she gets older. Yeah. Well, she gets older. She's not going to give up. That's very mature And that might That feeling may change
Like how she
Oh definitely
When she gets older
Yeah when she gets older
She's not going to deal
With that so trivial
When she deals with real shit
Yeah
But she was
What was this
This was a couple days ago
This was just at the last show
So she was very cool
And it was very cordial
And we went about it the wrong way
And it ended in a happy new year
And I was like
Hey I didn't mean it like that
I apologize I made you feel bad You know I didn't mean it like that. I apologize.
I made you feel bad.
You know, I just felt like doing it that way.
But, you know, if we were having more of an honest exchange about it,
I would have said some of those things.
I would have been like, look, even if you didn't like it,
even if it was racist or sexist or made you feel uncomfortable,
so you feel uncomfortable. So?
You feel uncomfortable for a second.
You know what I mean?
It's actually good preparation for what's coming later.
You know what I mean?
It's okay to feel uncomfortable or be offended.
There's nothing wrong with that.
Life's got a lot more coming your way.
So don't blow your load.
Don't blow your wad now.
You know what I mean?
Just build some scar tissue because it's going to become more.
That's absolutely right.
And also understand the intention.
Just understand a little bit more of the intention.
You're not at school.
I know you may have been trying.
Whatever someone else said to you,
I'm not responsible for what somebody else said to you.
Just understand we're in a comedy club.
I'm trying to make a joke.
I'm trying to make people laugh. I'm trying to make people laugh.
I'm making decisions on the fly.
Have a little...
It's not all about you in this world.
It's not all about you.
If you start to pick apart every bit,
we're all going to be talking about whole wheat bread.
Yeah.
That's it.
There's not going to be nothing to talk about.
Yeah.
Seriously, if everyone dissected each fucking bit and routine,
there'll be nothing.
See, but that's part of the mafia tactic,
is that they created jobs for themselves
so they could write about this stuff.
And how they write about it is they intellectualize and analyze it,
so then they have a job.
So that's part of what the generation did, right?
Music and comedy is not meant to be intellectualized.
It's meant to be felt.
Did you feel good?
Did you laugh?
Did you enjoy yourself?
You know, even if it made you feel bad,
whoop, that's a hazard of the job.
But the next joke will get you back on.
And everyone kind of understood
that social contract, right?
You don't go into a Bob Dylan song
and go like, hmm.
You know?
The Rolling Stones,
they made them change that fucking lyric.
Brown Sugar, they made them change that fucking lyric. Brown Sugar,
they made them change a lyric.
Oh, God.
And you're going like,
that's not what you do with music.
You don't go to a Wu-Tang song and go,
oh, that's misogyny.
You fucking enjoy,
the bitches,
you can see bitches on the dance floor going,
bitches, my pussy, my pussy, hey, shit.
And they're having a good time
because it's music.
It's not real life.
Dogs.
And like,
everyone has a little bit of dirtbag shit in them. You know? You got to's music. It's not real life. Dogs. And like everyone has
a little bit of dirtbag shit in them.
You know, you got to embrace that.
It doesn't define you.
There's a little bit of that shit
and everybody,
embrace it, have fun with it.
Like, you know,
I like some of the saddest music
and the most dirtbag music.
Some of the shit that D6 Mafia says
is concerning.
But I fucking love it
and there's a time and a place for it.
Right?
And if, you know,
it's just like, but to over, yeah, there's a time and a place for it right and if you know it's just like
but to over
yeah that's a great point
intellectualize it
David Cross had a great joke
about it back in the day
when they were coming
after video games
hard
you know
that was a time
remember the video game thing
oh it's video games
they were trying to blame it
on video games
the shootings and stuff
and the violence
and David Cross goes
I'm sorry what were those video games that Hitler was playing?
You're like, yeah, man.
I mean, you can't, you know.
It's people.
People are bad.
And they always will be.
People are always on a little bit of DBS.
You just want, it's the amount of DBS.
It's like putting a little milk in your cup.
You don't want to overflow it.
You want a person who you like has to have a little DBS in them, right?
Do you trust anyone who has no visible dirtbag shit?
No, absolutely not.
Because they're hiding a lot of dirtbag shit.
Absolutely.
They're fucking boring, too.
Fucking deal with some
You know
I want to hear some gritty
You know
And know that
Some of this shit
Is inspired by
A very primitive need
For something that's a little twisted
And we're all in need of that
We're all in need of that
Yeah
It's more human
Because we're all kind of like flawed
And make mistakes.
And that's where your character comes from.
That's what defines you.
People pretending to be perfect.
Those are the people I trust the least.
And the people who are all over the place with their explanations, that's when I know you're lying.
We were talking about that in another episode.
I figured that one out.
That's a good one.
That's a good tip for anyone yeah wait
wait when someone is talking to you and they go all over the place right like if they they're lying
they're lying they always lie you knew that right yeah yeah like when someone's like all over the
place with the explanation i lied recently and it felt good can i oh yeah no go i lied recently it
was very naughty and i acted as if I needed a servant's dog.
Right?
So I got a four-month-old carne corso.
If there was the opposite of what looks like a servant's dog,
your dog would be it.
Right?
Right?
So it felt good to be a con.
I was a con.
Which, by the way, weeks before I was stressing a little bit,
I was going through a drawer, by the way, weeks before I was stressing a little bit, I was going through a drawer,
and I come across a cookie, and I'm on the phone with my wife, so I'm not really looking
at the package, and I'm like, hey, babe, do you know where the measuring tape is?
Because I want to measure the dog's chest to get a service vest harness from Chewy in
preparation for my five-hour flight to Vegas with my service dog.
And then I ate the Oreo cookie, and I didn't read it closely.
It was a stoner cookie.
Yeah, it was a fucking edible.
Wow.
That Liz had, and it was given to her by my sister.
Right.
Right?
Dirtbag shit.
And I remember scolding both of them, like, you shouldn't have cookies like this.
We have a 10-year-old daughter in the house.
And my wife was like, she scolded me.
She was like, our daughter knows how to read, and she doesn't have any snacks with our permission.
I was like, you're right about that.
My bad.
And I go ahead, and I don't read the directions, and I eat the fucking cookie because I have the eating habits of a badger.
You know how you eat?
Yeah.
250 milligrams.
Yeah.
Holy shit. I had to brace myself i
washed my face i walked the door that shit starts hitting me i'm looking at what's coming you do
yeah but i had i started organizing the apartment i go outside and and and now i'm outside in broad
daylight with the puppy and she starts looking at me. And this is like a dog that I absolutely love,
but it's new to me,
and I was looking at her,
and she was just looking at me,
because she looks at me like,
she's an assertive dog in a way.
She looked at me.
I was like, oh shit,
this dog thinks I'm irresponsible.
You started getting paranoid.
Started getting paranoid.
I was like, yo, this dog is trying to alpha me.
So in the middle of the shit,
I just fucking humped her
to fucking let her know I'm the alpha.
You went full Cesar Blas.
So we go back in the crib
and I'm bugging.
Now I'm on the phone with my sister. I'm like,
I'm calling my sister, babe. I'm bugging her.
I'm like, babe.
I don't know about this flight that I have
orchestrated stating that
the dog is a service
dog.
Like, I'm lying.
And she's laughing.
She's like, yeah, hi.
Think about it tomorrow.
Make a decision tomorrow.
I think it's a lot.
Right.
You're overthinking everything.
I'm overthinking.
I'm combing through it.
I'm picturing myself in plastic zip tie handcuffs by a 21-year-old officer.
Yeah.
You know, in the airport getting arrested by some kid that fucking likes bubble guppies
10 years ago.
And so,
yeah,
and I'm bugging
and then like,
I fucking settle in,
right?
But I went ahead
and I filled out
all the paperwork
and I get on this flight
with a fucking dog
who doesn't serve a shit.
It's a puppy too.
And he always got
his ears clipped
and it's a,
it's a cane corso. It's a cane cor. And he's got his ears clipped. It's a Cane Corso.
It's a Cane Corso.
Maybe he looks like security.
I got it from a full-blown breeder.
Cane actually makes it sound less dangerous.
It's a Cane Corso.
And I do the
vocal fry voice.
It's a Cane Corso.
So when people say, oh, it's a
Cane Corso, right? And it depends. The black of the person, the more it's like, it's a Cane Corso so when people say it's oh it's a cane carso right and it depends
like the black of the person the more like it's a cane carso puerto rican cane carso and then the
white people that's a cane carso it's like you're like a swiss like an evolution all my black
friends cane carso puerto rican's cane carso the white people don't know what they're talking about
cane carso and i go under that, I go, Cane Corso.
I correct him.
Yeah.
While my dog is fucking doing flips and fucking chewing on sneaker soles.
Yeah.
If you don't know Cane Corso, it's maybe- It's an Italian Mastiff.
Yeah.
It's maybe the most dangerous dog.
Don't believe everything you see on the internet.
Yeah.
It's a strong dog.
So, yeah, I'm definitely overcompensating.
Why would I have a snake in my apartment that grows up to 20 feet
and a Cane Corso?
Well, you don't gotta
worry about shit
happening in your house
with a Cane Corso.
Yeah, yeah.
You don't gotta
worry about nothing.
I just want to
meet the dog soon.
Yeah.
So it remembers me
from when it was a puppy.
Yeah.
So, you know,
I know the dog is smart.
I figure, hey,
this is gonna be fine.
It's gonna be a lot of work.
It's like traveling
with a toddler.
So I got the
carry-on crate.
Immediately, we walk into the, I'm checking my bags.
As soon as we get on the car, basically, it takes a pee.
Well, it is back.
You know, when they point back, you don't give a shit.
Body language, Pop.
Yeah.
So I'm like, I'm sorry.
Body language, Pop.
Yeah, I'm giving that, you know, that goofy-ass smile to, like, strange people.
I'm sorry. She's just a puppy Yeah, I'm giving that goofy-ass smile to like, strange, I'm sorry.
She's just a puppy.
She's a service dog in training.
What?
And my, yeah, like that's what I was,
I was coached too.
A trainer told me, if anyone should ask you,
first of all, they're not allowed to ask you
what your dog's services, what your dog,
what your dog's skills and, you know.
They're not allowed to ask.
What kind of service dog is it?
Excuse me.
And she said, but if they should ask,
say it's a therapy mobility pressure dog.
Exactly.
What the fuck is a therapy mobility pressure dog?
So you couldn't tell the truth and be like, hey, it's for.
And I have to say that shit in my head.
I kept on fucking it up.
I was like, pressure mobility therapy.
Pressure mobility. And I have to say that shit in my head. I kept on fucking it up. I was like, pressure mobility therapy. And that's for anyone with anxiety.
The dog sits on your torso and presses forward,
so it relieves you of anxiety.
All right?
I have no anxiety.
It's for autistic kids.
I know.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It works for autistic kids.
And I started acting different.
With the dog, people would say, oh, my God, that's a cute dog.
I made sound.
And that was so unnecessary.
But I was trying to play the role.
I was like, eh.
I kept on doing this in my mouth.
I was like playing a role.
It was so dirtbag.
It was like when you limp, when you park in a handicapped spot.
Yes.
I kept on doing this stupid shit with my jaw.
I was going to do it.
You had a conscience because you knew you were lying.
Yes.
I was lying.
You couldn't say, look, I'm getting it ready for a drug dealer so I can defend the dope house.
Yeah, I stuck out my head a little forward past my torso like this.
I was doing different physical maneuvers.
Right, right.
She did well.
Take her to the pet relief area.
She does a pee and shit there.
I'm like, good girl.
And, you know, she's chewing on bones.
I'm rotating stuff.
We get on the actual flight.
It's an hour delay on the tarmac.
So now all I hear is this.
I just sit down.
I'm hot.
I got a vest, a coat, all her toys.
And I feel like I'm a con artist.
Sweat beads coming down.
I upgrade it.
Thank God the middle seat was available.
There's like a Russian lady by me.
And she's like, what kind of doggie?
I was like, that's a con. That's a con that cost.
Yeah.
And she's like, what happened to the ears?
I was like, oh, that's not nice.
Oh, boy.
She was very nice, though.
But she didn't like the ears.
Right.
And yo, my dog was acting up.
Never in the two months of ownership did I hear her go,
errrr.
Y'all started barking at me.
Ruff, ruff, ruff.
And her ears, she looked like a fucking bat under a seat
because she's all black.
And she revealed every fucking tooth that she owns.
She's like, errrr.
And she wasn't listening. Like, anything I was doing, errr, errr. She's like, hey. And she's like, ah, ah, ah. And she wasn't listening.
Right.
Like, anything I was doing, ah, ah.
You're like, shut your autistic ass up.
Yeah.
And, like, now we're going to Vegas.
There's people drunk in the front.
Whoa, Doria.
Like, it's getting raunchy.
Ah, ah.
She starts chewing on metal.
Oh.
Yeah, what the fuck?
She starts chewing on the person, the feet in front.
And it's like, whoa, whoa.
It's like a kid.
There's kids in front of me. Right. And like, oh, my God, it's a dog front. I was like, whoa, whoa. It's like a kid. There's kids in front of me.
Right.
And like, oh, my God, it's a dog.
And I'm like, oh, God.
And I'm feeding her Nylabones and rotating things.
That was a long six hours.
No, no, no.
It's just what I did.
You slow the asses down.
You know, I came correct.
I came prepared.
Got some Benadryl zippers.
I used to do that shit with my daughter.
Flight with my daughter, here's some Benadryl.
You drug your dog.
Slow the ass down real quick.
You should have saw, she was all fucked up in the aisle like that.
Who got a cigarette?
Dog went to sleep?
Yeah.
She went to sleep, man.
And then she woke up.
But this is the crazy part.
Dog in training, you got to, yeah, this is how you train it.
Benadryl yeah yeah
slow the ass down real quick man it's like throwing a little fucking needle in the did
you bring the benadryl in preparation for if that was yeah absolutely man and so um then i you know
in closing the dog goes so i said yeah she gotta use the bathroom and like i said this is a good
experience overall considering how young she is her first
time doing this and I took her to the back and later with a you know a flight attendant with a
mask I asked her can my dog uh use the bathroom back here she wants you know and she's like
absolutely not she needs to use the restroom I'm like oh it's not okay if she defecates where you
guys eat that's not fine that's unreasonable Yeah that's unreasonable I was like
Who's your
Who's the manager
So I open up that
Now everything seems much smaller
When you're in a situation like this
Like a stupid
Closet door
And like you know
And I put the wee wee past
She takes a long ass piss
I'm like good girl
I'm clean
It's heavy with pee
And I'm like that
But it's not holding
Cause I got the Petco brand
It's good
It's holding
and she goes between my legs
wraps my foot with the leash
you know
because they're fucking dogs
and dumb
you know
she just hops out
the fucking bathroom
and she starts taking a shit
what a woman's eating
like a cup of noodles
and she's like
she's pooping
she's pooping
I'm like oh my god
so I pick her up, 35 pounds of muscle,
back in the fucking half-wet wee-wee pad
that's half-folded already,
and she takes a Benadryl shit.
Benadryl mixed with stress.
You ever take a shit like that
when you're on medication?
And you're stressed?
Yo, dogs, Everyone was like,
what's going on back there?
Like, I heard like faint voices.
Like, oh my God.
Like, it smelled.
Dogs.
Luckily,
hot ass flight attendant was like,
oh my God, your dog is so cute.
Can I help you?
I was like, absolutely.
She takes my dog.
Yeah.
She takes my dog.
So you could clean up.
Oh my God.
And I'm like sweating, bro.
And the lady's like, I could feel feel a lady looking at me, piercing.
I didn't want to give her any eye contact.
And I clean up the fucking shit.
I get a Delta plastic bag, wrap it up.
Now the bag is full of shit.
Why didn't you put it in the toilet?
No, you can't put a wee wee pad.
The wee wee pad is like three by five.
Right.
It was a big dog.
It's like three by two. Right. It would blow up thex5. It's a big door. 3x2.
Blow up the whole plane.
Exactly. So I was like,
do you mind if I throw this back? She was like, no, you gotta put it
in the garbage in the bathroom.
That fucking box is like 4 inches.
It's like a bar of soap.
Is you asking me to put like
4 pounds of shit
wearing a
4 inch by two inch
hole. And I'm like
fucking stuffing it. My pinky went
through the plastic bag.
I got shit on the mirror.
It looked like
an emergency. It looked like blood.
So now I'm using
a toilet paper that's breaking
with warm water
that's barely coming out of the bucket and then
i leave i get the dog and i got away with it i got away it's a victory but i feel like i smell
like shit right i'm like looking i'm like now i'm just doing with a fucking dog and i'm smelling
like my pick i'm gonna so i thought i think it was just stuck in my nose if somebody asked you
a question they were like are you sure that's a service dog training? Yeah, I'm training it to shit in an airplane bathroom.
Yeah, and someone was like,
someone asked, oh my God, if you don't mind my asking,
I have a service dog.
What does your service dog?
I was like, pressure.
I was like, it's a massage therapist.
So they just don't even check when you register it.
You just say, I got anxiety, and they just go, yeah.
Fine, here, take it.
Yeah, dogs.
It was easy peasy.
I'm kind of blowing up my spot, riding myself out.
But you know why?
Because I got away with it.
It's like I'm one and done.
But everyone does it.
You know how many people do that?
Yeah.
Yeah, everyone just go.
All you do is read.
It's a perfect example
how people how people always work the system if you're lenient and stuff like that they just work
it everyone because you can't disprove anxiety you go i have anxiety it's my therapy talking
they go all right well they make they make it a little hard a lot harder because they have
emotionally support door emotional support door and people were bringing ostriches on the plane
like some guy brought a baby, like a dwarf horse.
Like, Liz told me when she was a fly,
a peacock that's like a fan.
Fucking peacock feathers falling on people's heads.
And, yeah, so they really, they're tight on it.
So they make you fill out two forms.
And they could, you know, I got the therapy letter.
Not from my therapist.
She's legit.
But I got everything in order.
Yeah, yeah.
You know, and I even played the role.
That's stressful when you got six hours ahead of you
and the dog starts acting up.
Yeah, there's something about my personality
that wants, like, more of my life.
Like, I don't know why.
I had someone who could take care of my dog.
Why would I do that?
I think I just want to continue training with the dog.
You got an addictive personality, Pop.
Yeah, yeah.
That's it.
I'm like a guppy away from being an animal whore.
Yeah, I mean, so what are we up to now?
What are we up to now?
We got the Cane Corso.
How many snakes?
I got eight snakes, Cane Corso, three cats.
Three cats, a Cane Corso, eight snakes.
So you got eight snakes now.
Yeah, and if you can't...
You can charge admission to your house.
It's officially an aquarium.
It's officially a zoo.
A reptarium.
A reptarium, yeah.
You could open a private reptarium in your crib.
Yeah.
You got to feed all the mice and everything.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It's good, though.
Are they going to move with you upstate?
No, all the reptiles are in the New York City tenement. Oh, but they're going to go with you upstate? Yeah, yeah. I got all making a move with you upstate? No, all the reptiles are in the New York City tenement.
Oh, but they're going to go with you upstate?
Yeah, yeah.
I got a snake room.
He's got his own snake room.
Yeah.
Can't wait till it's fucking done.
You have to make a note to bleep out.
Oh, yeah.
He just gave his fucking block away.
Man, you come see me.
I'm not concerned with any of that shit.
Ain't nobody walking up to that house. You motherfuckers. Right before that. You're going you come see me. I'm not concerned with that shit.
Motherfuckers
right before
you got to bleep
the whole thing.
Are you crazy
people in the world,
dog?
Yeah.
Can you just
remember to bleep it?
Yeah.
Sergio's invited.
Come on.
Yeah,
come on.
I got eight snakes
in the cake,
and I know how to bunk.
I still got that
contract that owes me
money energy.
All day.
Sometimes you carry that on over that.
Yeah, yeah.
So, yo, check out P.O.P.
Pickin' Up Punches, new podcast, drops January 10th.
Appreciate you.
And DBS, right?
That's still weekly?
Yeah, we got some good ones from back in the day.
In the archives.
Yeah, real good ones.
I got a great one with you.
And the P.O.P. is great, man, if you're a boxing fan.
That's incredible.
You got Boom Boom Mancini and Mickey Ward.
The thing is, I want people to know that it's not just specifically for boxing fans.
It's like the shit that we're talking, but that's the pin, boxing.
So we go off on some dirtbag shit.
Yeah, but if you do like boxing, I mean, Mickey Ward, that's probably, I'm going to go watch that.
I'm interested.
Boom Boom Mancini, I'm going to watch that. I remember those guys. That's that thing. I remember to go watch that. Yeah. I'm interested. Boom Boom Mancini, I'm going to watch that.
I remember those guys.
That's that thing.
I remember those fighters when I was young.
I'm interested.
Yeah, those are the ones you're fans of.
Yes, I'm fans of both those guys.
Yeah.
So that's incredible.
Always the best.
Always a good hang with the great Sergio Chicone.
Catch him on the road, too.
I assume you're doing a lot of shows with Chrissy D.
We got a few coming up and a lot of local shit.
And yo, me and you are going to be out in West Nyack.
West Nyack.
Marisa, that rigorous bitch is going to be in the mix.
We're doing, yeah, Sergio will be with me at Levity Live
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Those guys, you know what I'm saying?
They're confident.
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I think I'd have a totally different personality if I had a big dick.
My dick print looks like a camel toe.
Yeah.
It's dirt bag.
But you can't have it all, B.
Yeah, no.
You can't have it all.
And it's good certain people don't have big dicks because they'd be tyrants.
I think I'd be a tyrant.
You're talking some wild shit.
You're talking a big dick?
Yeah, I think that would put me over the edge. If I had a big dick Yeah I think I think that would put me Over the edge
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Yo it's like
So when you got a big dick
You just walk around
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That's why they say
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You just have a different
I remember this basketball player
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Dog he would just walk around
Naked with a towel And just Yeah AU team, dog. He would just walk around naked with a towel.
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Even if you're involved in an affair,
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He's like, you better go handle that. yeah he said something like that he's not concerned
no i remember one of the funniest things one of my ex-girlfriends did we were arguing and she came
into the bathroom i was in the shower i pulled the curtain back we were fighting and she went like
this and she went she went I wouldn't talk like that
if I was you
yo
and it was the funniest
fucking thing
she either said that
or like
I wouldn't
yeah
maybe I wouldn't raise my voice
so much if I was you
and it was
it was
I started cracking up
laughing
it was so funny dude
it was so funny
it was our old bathroom
at this
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