We have a special guest bear joining Bert Kreischer today... it's Mark Normand! They talk about iconic standup comedy sets from black comedians, prescription pills, and Bert getting hurt on his Travel Channel show. They trade stories about first experiences with drugs, alcohol and sex. They discuss their sex lives, cultures from all over the world, a bartender Bert was attracted to the night before, and being diverse on accident. https://tomsegura.com/tourhttps://www.bertbertbert.com/bertyboytourhttps://store.ymhstudios.com/
Tom Segura announces a new show at Ball Arena in Denver in July, promising special guests and a night of drinking Coors. He also shares a personal anecdote about a sexual encounter that went wrong.
The speaker uses an analogy of introducing people to cocaine as a way of explaining how people become addicted to meeting new people.
The speaker talks about spending time with comedian Mark Normand and enjoying their conversations about comedy while hanging out together, even while getting drunk.
The use of racial slurs can be controversial in comedy as it may alienate certain audiences, but some comedians have successfully used it to connect with their audiences.
The podcast discusses how pop culture and gimmicks are perceived by different generations, and how the younger generation may be more accepting of certain trends.
The speaker talks about taking a chip of Xanax first thing in the morning to help with a busy day.
The speaker discusses their drug use, including recent use of Xanax, and recognizes the chaos they were operating in.
The speaker recounts a story of a strange encounter involving drugs and alcohol, an unexpected trip to a corner store, and a regrettable decision.
Two people have a conversation about taking time off for oneself and how it can be perceived as a pill addiction.
Nathan Florence shares how he stays mindful and alert while engaging in extreme sports like surfing, repelling, and ice climbing.
This transcript is an incoherent rant with no clear topic or purpose.
The speaker admits to obtaining a prescription for drugs from two different doctors, one from North Carolina and another from LA, and speaks about how he became addicted to prescription drugs. He talks about how he was unable to perform at a gig due to being under the influence of drugs given to him after getting his wisdom teeth pulled out.
The transcript is difficult to understand and lacks a clear topic or focus.
This is a conversation about a person's experience with drug use, detailing moments of absurdity and addiction.
The speaker shares a personal experience of looking into the mirror and having an existential crisis.
The speaker talks about their misconceptions about HIV/AIDS during their teenage years, including believing that everyone could get AIDS and being afraid of contracting HIV from non-sexual activities.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of foreplay and oral sex as a way to enhance sexual pleasure and arousal. They describe the sensations experienced during an orgasm and the role of oral sex in preparing for intercourse.
In this podcast snippet, the speaker discusses how people often feel the need to go along with certain things to maintain a relationship, such as impressionable acts like being taken for a ride in a McLaren.
The conversation seems to lack coherence as the speaker mentions not being a good role model and describes his feelings towards someone, who he comments has a private life.
The speaker struggles to articulate their thoughts with numerous filler words and unfocused analogies, making it difficult to understand their point.
The sound of a zipper getting caught in the laundry can ruin a good day, but comedian Jim Gaffigan finds humor in the situation.
In a podcast, David Chang and Aziz Ansari discuss what it was like growing up with immigrant parents who made ethnic food, and the challenges that came with it such as being sent to school with unique dishes that weren't always well received by classmates.
David Chang's restaurants not only offer delicious food but also an opportunity to understand people and their journeys, even for "morons" who may think they have it all figured out.
The speaker shares a story about their sibling and how they had different interests growing up.
A discussion is had about the differences between various language groups including Italian, Spanish, and French, with commentary on word origins and implications of language subgroups.
The speaker discusses a conversation with a friend where they objectified young women and made inappropriate comments.
A person makes unrelated comments about sitting next to a black individual and wanting to show they’re not racist, then goes on to talk about an attractive woman.
A comedian shares an anecdote about the assumptions people make about him based on his tour bus.
The speaker seems to be discussing the concept of humor and how diversity affects hiring processes. However, the dialogue is disrupted by a jumbled story about praising a comedian.
In this podcast episode, the host recommends some comedic podcasts such as All Over The Road, talks about his own personal podcast on the road, and recommends the Netflix stand-up series "The Standups" and the podcast "Tuesdays with Stories."
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