Sober October has begun and Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer are both handling the 1st week differently. Bert talks about flying sober and has a reminder about flying with Ric Flair. Tom has been having a lot of fun at the range - John Wick style. After WHOOP readings there is a small distraction looking at pretty women, then Bert calls Dr. Drew for a medical related question. Dr. Drew gives his insights into Bert's "sobriety" and the Ari Shaffir situation.
Bert Kreischer and Tom Segura discuss their current state of sobriety during "Sober October". Bert mentions his tough weekend including a wild night before his appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast.
The speaker shares a story about a time they drank a lot and thought they felt great, but then suddenly felt incredibly sick once they got home.
The speaker talks about the mental hurdle of running a marathon and then shifts to a story about ordering drinks at a bar.
The podcast discusses the difficulty of speech recognition technology in interpreting unintelligible words and phrases, often resulting in hilariously inaccurate transcriptions.
The speaker discusses the benefits of stepping outside of your comfort zone, using their experience of trying new things as a group for a month as an example.
The speaker discusses the difficulty of balancing healthy eating habits with occasional indulgences, acknowledging the negative impact that excessive dieting and obsessing over weight can have on one's mental health.
The speaker discusses the potential backlash of inviting fans to a bar before a show, with his wife teasing him about his supposed ego. The speaker also mentions the idea of genetics playing a role in success, using Mickey Mantle as an example.
The speaker recounts a moment in their childhood where they became aware of their own sexuality, and empathizes with those who go through similar experiences. They also mention a cartoon that triggered confusing feelings.
The conversation is about fetishes and the potential for people to fetishize strange forms and shapes.
The speaker suggests creating a top 10 list of the most beautiful women, with a reference to Catherine Langford's resemblance to a maid from Downton Abbey.
During a podcast, a person relates a story about noticing Pete Davidson's recent haircut and wonders if it's odd to find a celebrity attractive or to use a relationship for career gain.
The transcript is very fragmented and composed of nonsensical sentences.
The speaker shares their personal hygiene habits and preferences including their dislike of toothpaste taste and belief that swimming in a pool counts as taking a shower.
The speaker talks about the thrill of shooting at a gun range and compares it to shooting a movie. They also mention the issue of homeless people asking for money at LAX baggage claim.
The podcast discusses the impact of sleep on physical performance and mentions an individual who struggles with sleeping. The conversation also touches on the discipline required to perform well consistently.
In this podcast snippet, the speaker talks about how tattoo fashion trends have evolved over the years. He mentions how some tattoos that were once popular, such as the barbed wire on the arm, are now seen as uncool.
The speaker discusses feeling hungry and losing weight after missing a meal, and then getting onto a tour bus to relax after performing.
A comedian performs in layers of clothing during their special, starting with an elaborate button-down and ending in a plain t-shirt, creating a sense of the show beginning.
The speaker discusses how his talent for taking his shirt off led to a memorable moment in a performance and how he inadvertently became skilled at it from observing other people, leading him to question how he got so involved in it.
The host talks about quitting dipping and other habits while discussing a conversation with his road manager on a flight home.
In this conversation, the hosts discuss addictive behaviors and whether they are triggered by external stimuli or internal compulsions.
The podcast hosts discuss trying drugs like PCP, meth, cocaine, and heroin along with a prank where one host spikes the other's drink with Molly.
Bert Kreischer expressed his dissatisfaction in Joe Rogan's podcast on a recent episode. Though it may come off as a joke, it is clear that Kreischer was genuinely upset.
The speaker is trying to understand the reasoning behind a person's Debbie Downer mentality and how it affects those around them.
Bert discusses how alcohol helps him turn down at the end of the day, shares a story when he tried cocaine with Drew, and how he feels about Ari's anti-Semitic remarks.
TomSegura announces his tour until November 23rd with almost 100 holds on every show and advises to pay attention to get tickets before they sell out.