It's another episode of 2 Bears 1 Cave with Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer! This week, the bears talk about scamming dentists and address fans that don't like hearing the bears talk about nice things. They also talk about how awesome the movie Belly is, how jacked Method Man is, work out competitions and confrontations they've had with people in public. They talk about scary flights they've been on, and Bert demands credit for bringing Aaron Rodgers into their circle of friends.https://tomsegura.com/tourhttps://bertbertbert.com/tourhttps://store.ymhstudios.com/
The YMH live Christmas special is available for re-watching and includes mentions of a boat salesman in Orlando, a man from Baltimore who always wears a hat, and a dispute over hat choices between the hosts.
A comedian shares the story of his dentist, who is a miracle worker and fixed his teeth for free.
The speakers discuss the perception of skin color and how it can vary from person to person.
The speaker talks about how people will always talk about things you don't have and that you cannot let the opinions of others affect your life.
The speaker addresses a past controversy and defends himself, also mentioning his love for dogs and watches.
The speaker reflects on how seeing people buy tickets to see his comedy shows and make the effort to come out and see him perform brings him a sense of fulfillment and motivates him to make sure he puts on a great show each time.
The speaker shares a humorous anecdote about his child refusing to wipe his own butt, causing him to declare that he won't wipe his child's butt until he's sixteen years old.
The speaker discusses the exceptional cinematography of a particular movie, noting that every shot looked like a music video was about to begin.
The speaker praises Method Man's physical fitness and expresses interest in reading an autobiography by him, rather than one fabricated by his agents and managers.
The speakers are discussing someone's muscular development and the number of reps they can do.
The speaker discusses the relationship between materialism and the hip hop community, acknowledging that displays of wealth are often celebrated in the genre but explaining that it can be a product of coming from a background of poverty.
The body type of a Special Forces member tends to be light and lean with a smaller frame, allowing for great endurance, while bigger guys might struggle with these tasks. However, larger individuals can excel at weightlifting.
A group of individuals discuss social media behavior, including requesting to follow people and accepting followers.
The speaker discusses his experience of driving a fancy car and people trying to race him in their shittier car, revealing how he manages to turn it into a positive situation.
A person talks about how their friend Liam got them a car for the day, leading to an unexpected adventure.
Joe Rogan talks about his love for alcohol and traveling while sharing his idea for a new show where he drinks with the most obscure people around the world, even Hezbollah.
The podcaster describes two experiences on a plane where the turbulence was so bad that it caused shock and fear among the passengers and even the pilots.
The topic of athletes and their ages is discussed, with a focus on the NBA. The speakers mention elite players who are still performing well into their later years, such as LeBron James and Aaron Rodgers.
The speaker suggests organizing a boys' trip for Aaron Rodgers and his best friend along with their respective groups of friends, but cannot remember who Rodgers' best friend is.
The bond between teammates and the fun of the game is what draws us to professional sports, rather than just the money. It's enjoyable to watch young athletes bond and grow together, even as they become adults in the public eye.
The hosts of the podcast exchange hats and mention various brands, including Adidas, Bose, Previa healthcare, IZON, Pizza Hut, and State Farm.
In a controversial statement, a podcast host questions if the Rothschilds really created banking and claims that vaccines are part of a conspiracy theory.
Two people briefly mention a music tour and its location, but the details are unclear.
Comedian Bert Kreischer reveals how he creates new material by writing throughout the podcast, leading to building a new hour of comedy.