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The speaker reflects on their discomfort with competing and how often, those who do not win competitions but come close, are the ones that shine the brightest. They also discuss their own success in show business from a young age.
The speaker expresses the need for emotional safety, protection, and guidance in their life.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of creating something yourself to give back to the community, and how being present and investing in the community can give people a chance and make it a little better.
A mention of a ride being haunted from a conversation about knowing people from childhood events.
In this episode, the host talks about a childhood memory of a picture with teddy bears and discusses the strange concept of teddy bears having sex with humans.
The conversation revolves around strange encounters in the dating world where people have been approached in unusual situations with weird pickup lines.
A lighthearted conversation among friends about pets, underwear, and weapons.
The hosts discuss the potential impact of smelling bad on a first date, and whether it could affect the potential for a relationship.
The speaker expresses their desire to become a comedian that brings joy to people and open a training facility for animals, particularly dogs.
The speaker goes on a nonsensical tangent about a man who wants to raise dogs and kisses his dog, while also describing a random canopy bed and their future plans for their rooms.
The speaker narrates a story about a dog grabbing his neck and licking his chin, and his reaction to it, while hanging out with a friend.
The speaker invites his old friend who has been recently released from prison to hang out with him, but the friend cites a lack of money as a barrier.
The host discusses her experience working with someone who dresses in couture but enjoys snacking on Doritos, and then shares a bizarre news story about a man being arrested for sleeping with dogs.
The host discusses his photographic memory and how it allowed him to cheat in school by making people laugh and earn their help.
The speaker expresses her enthusiasm for attending mermaid school and her reluctance to invest any money in mermaids.
The hosts discuss a mermaid school in LA and express their interest in trying it out. They also compare it to getting a pilot's license.
Comedian Tiffany Haddish signs up for a mermaid course offered by Patties, as confirmed by the podcast host Guillaume.
In this episode, a conversation takes place about the search for a mermaid who works in the company. The speaker expresses surprise at the existence of mermaids and requests to be connected with the mermaid.
To become a mermaid instructor with PADI, one must complete a three to five-day certification program and obtain a PADI free diving license of 15 hours. Tiffany Haddish is about to become a high-profile spokesperson for PADI's Mermaid program.
Actress and certified mermaid Tiffany Smith discusses how she balances her passion for mermaiding with her acting career, and how movie studios accommodate her specialized skill set.
The speaker discusses the potential dangers of surfing, including the risk of being attacked by sea creatures and the prevalent culture of sexual harassment among some surfers.
The speaker expresses feeling like a gay man in a woman's body due to their attraction to men.
A personal anecdote on how meeting someone in a wheelchair completely changed the speaker's perception and understanding of disability.
A discussion about the importance of personal storytelling like Whoopi Goldberg’s and believing in your own story even in facing challenges in show business.
The hosts engage in banter about a clothing size, discussing the availability of a black, large item and potentially substituting it for a black and blue or a "smedium" size.