Transcript for #231 - Dom Irrera
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00:00 - 00:02
The child, Rogan, experience.
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00:10 - 02:51
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SPEAKER_02
02:52 - 03:21
Joe, you know we're always doing the Irish accents to each other. Yeah, why is that? Why do we do it? We've been doing that for a full six decades. Well, I went to Ireland, right? I got to Ireland, unbelievable. I mean, it was like, I told you I was a phone, but I go in and I mean, go away. Damara, for full six, we heard you with Joe Rogan. We love this show. I won't kick it goes. I started doing martial arts because of Joe. You realize you're having a factor around the world. This beautiful, go away and kill Kenny. This isn't even Dublin.
SPEAKER_01
03:21 - 03:40
Well, you know what, I don't think men are represented fairly in the media. I don't think there's enough actual, you know, guys that are telling you what's really going on from their honest perspective as someone that you could relate to. You know, I think a lot of people are full of shit and I think a lot of men could use a martial arts training. It's good for you.
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03:40 - 03:43
I think martial arts in comedy is a great Great mix.
SPEAKER_01
03:43 - 03:57
It does work. It seems like it wouldn't but it really does work. You know when I was when I was a martial arts guy only and I got into comedy I was almost embarrassed of being like having something to do with martial arts because it seems so douchey. It doesn't seem like that would be funny at all.
SPEAKER_02
03:57 - 04:03
Joe even people that beat the shit out of other people want to have a laugh. They want to relax.
SPEAKER_01
04:05 - 04:12
Yeah, comedy is great for you, martial arts, great for you, everybody. And it's beautiful when I hear stuff like that, that somebody is great.
SPEAKER_02
04:12 - 04:20
Oh, it's great. I got such a kick out of it. I mean, it happened every night. Every night, guys came because they heard me on the podcast. That's awesome.
SPEAKER_01
04:20 - 06:44
Yeah. That's awesome. I get people sending me pictures of their kale shakes. Cause I drink kale shakes every morning. So I got a lot of people doing this Kevin James got me on to a Kevin James lost 80 pounds for this movie where you played in MMA fighter. Yeah and looked fucking fantastic. It's fucking face became Then he always told me how strong he was. He's an animal. Kevin James loved to eat. He eats like a mother fucker, but physically that guy, he's a bad dude. He's a big, he hits hard. He's a big, scary mother fucker. And he, you know, he really could have been a fighter if he ever chose to go down that path. He has like serious power, like especially in his hands, but he, he hit mits with Mark Deligrottie. And I was watching him hit the mits. Like he's like a real athlete, even though he's this big guy. So he lost all this weight and he looked so good I was so blown away I was like what the fuck did you do? And he said the most important thing is everything I switched to an all vegetable diet. Everything was vegetables. He didn't need any animal products at all. And he did this for a long time. He went back to it eventually. But he would have a kale shake every morning. And the idea was, you have this thing called a Vitamix. You throw kale, cucumber, celery, pears, and then I throw ginger and garlic in there. And it tastes like ass. I mean, it's barely eatable. You just sort of, every time I do it, it's like a little victory. Like there. I just want him. I got through that next next day I went again, you know, every time I do it I feel like I win. But I was just saying but nutrient-wise, it's like incredibly dense. It opens up your bowels, your shit comes out like it's just looped up and on a, you know, one of those water slides and that's what's like, it's like, your body feels like way healthier. What a slide shit. I told you I've always wanted shit's a spectacular my shit's when I have these. Well if I could record it and then play it back for you, you could feel how great it feels. Ah, and then some time back with the show. My shit's entirely green. You're kidding. Goes right through me entirely green. It's crazy. And it's like man, how clean is my asshole? My asshole is like vegetable fresh. Marcia is. Yeah, so it's that's how I learn from Kevin and that's like people send me these pictures now all the time of their kale shanks. Okay, yeah, like all the time on Twitter. You know what the dinner.
SPEAKER_02
06:44 - 06:57
Oh, it goes to my kill shoot to I went to dinner at the palm that night. Yeah, at the steakhouse. Yeah, great. I noticed yeah Kevin was in a great mood talking laughing as soon as the food came he was like on a mission He didn't fucking look up like it was his last meal.
SPEAKER_01
06:57 - 07:13
Well, that's when Kevin had he gotten back to eating again. Oh, yeah because he had really, he's all in and nothing. He's kind of like me in a lot of ways. We're very similar. And one of the ways is that we get crazy about things. He'll get crazy about golf and just fuck him. I want to play golf all day for a year.
SPEAKER_02
07:13 - 07:19
Well, you're like that in pool. Yeah. I got a real problem. You can start in a little month after three hours. Joe, I'm
SPEAKER_01
07:19 - 07:32
tired. I played a just woman the other day and we only played a race to five and it was like, God, I was such a tease. I wasn't even warmed up yet. It was so I can, for me, pools like a three or four hour experiment experience.
SPEAKER_02
07:32 - 07:51
Well, you have that long time. Like I said, I said to you, you have the marathon runner and I have a sprinter mentality. Like when I'm on stage, if I'm doing really well, I can't wait to get the fuck off because I'm doing really well. I want 45 minutes. I'm out of there. Bang, boom, yeah. But you love to be up there for a couple hours and it's great.
SPEAKER_01
07:51 - 08:35
I mean, I think only if I can maintain the energy and I've never seen any Well, I think it's also you have to factor in the audience's energy so I don't do shows as long as I used to do I've done some stupid like two and a half hour shows and the problem with that is people don't want to hear you talk for two and a half hours after a while they're bored. It's like and then the end of it was always always it became like this question and answer section right And it felt to me like what I was doing was I was having this killer hour in 10 minutes of comedy and then I was ending it with like an hour of mediocrity. And I was like this is like the question to answer sometimes would be awesome, but sometimes it would just sort of become a fucking yell-fast people yelling shit and just become gross and well some of that you know the Dave Chappelle thing with the five hours.
SPEAKER_02
08:35 - 08:55
Yes, I said to the uh, I think it was up to seven. Okay, whatever, but some ridiculous and I said to the, the booker of the club, I said that he did material. She goes, it was all new material. I said, well, I don't believe that. So I asked the staff to go from material. He asked one guy, where was from three times? The guy says, I'm still from Pittsburgh.
SPEAKER_01
08:55 - 09:02
That's hilarious. Well, you know, if people are willing to just sit there and you just sit around talking.
SPEAKER_00
09:02 - 09:02
Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
09:02 - 09:16
Is that still standing up? You know, it's like your stand up is your your craftsman when you go up there you got jokes you got punch lines you got setups you got you can't wait to get to them because they're killer, but I have no idea how to write.
SPEAKER_02
09:16 - 09:34
That's what I got. That's true. I don't. I don't have any idea how to write a joke because it has to come out. And it's in its own way. I don't know how to like mathematically fully. Remember read a rudder? People like that are like joke technicians. Right. And do you have a right of joke? Or do you just say funny things?
SPEAKER_01
09:34 - 10:02
I just write. What I do is I write and write blogs like blog entries and then in writing about something. Because there's no pressure to be funny. Yeah. Then I get the ideas for jokes out of that. or I have ideas and I'll slowly work them out on stage. I do a bunch of different ways. Sometimes I don't have anything written. It's just this idea that's been fucking with me and then I go on stage and I try it one way and then I say, well, that idea was missing, and I'll try it another way the next time until eventually I get it.
SPEAKER_02
10:03 - 10:19
I had dreams, uh, less two weeks of shit that was killing in my dream. He told me that we were playing pool. Oh, yeah. I had another one since then. But I was having this dream about organic alcohol. What was the one that you told me when we were playing pool? About relief pictures.
SPEAKER_01
10:19 - 10:20
Yes, yes.
SPEAKER_02
10:20 - 10:43
I had this dream. Like up, I had about 70,000 people. No, what's up with relief pictures? I mean, you know, what's a relief if they get off, you know, it was like, like such stupid non-jo. I'm fucking like, they were the part of me that I think I knew I was asleep, but I thought I can't wait to wake up. They're fucking right this down. Oh, nothing. Nothing was funny. It was so funny. It's funny. And you were killing him. I was killing him.
SPEAKER_01
10:43 - 10:57
I fucking throngs of people. I know I've done that before. I know I've had dreams where I was killing on stage. I can't remember. God, this is the best stuff I've ever written. Yeah. And I couldn't wait to write it down. And I woke up and I was like, where are you talking about it? You ever wake up laughing, Joe? Sometimes. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02
10:57 - 11:26
I had a dream when I was first moving to New York. And my dream was I had a job in involved. I had to sit in soup to see how long scientists would stand around with these charts. See how long it took soup to cool. And it was chicken gumbos soup, right? And I remember sitting in the soup was like, ah, it's fucking ah, ah. And then I sit down and I turn to the camera. There's a camera in my dream when I go, hey, eight dollars an hour for sitting at soup, I bet I could have baked. Then I moved to New York. And then the rest is history.
SPEAKER_01
11:26 - 11:33
Oh, that's hilarious. I think if you laugh a lot and you're used to laughing a lot, it's more likely that you're going to laugh in dreams.
SPEAKER_00
11:33 - 11:36
Yeah, I wouldn't hurt Christ or just sit there and laugh. Like a non-stop in his dreams.
SPEAKER_01
11:36 - 11:50
I'll tell you what, bird is a happy mother fucker right now. That guy is, I've never met anybody who's like more thankful for like success and like things that are going well in his life and so happy. He's such a happy, nice guy.
SPEAKER_02
11:50 - 12:06
I always wonder about guys who are always depressed, like Mark Marin. Yeah, I love Mark. But Mark is one of those guys that was always so depressed, now he's successful and he's got a really nice girlfriend. I go, is this bothering you because I don't know what to do? I don't know what to do with my feelings because I'm so used to, he's so used to be a miserable
SPEAKER_01
12:06 - 13:12
It's got to be careful man because that all that is really bad for you all that years of and that's not like woo woo That's like that's real the years of harboring resentment and bad feelings and selfishness like that all that negativity that fox with you man it keeps you from sleeping right? He's better to me though. I'm sure it is I'm sure he is I mean he's a smart guy. He knows I mean he's been one of the things is he's doing a podcast where you really very I'm very openly bare your soul. I mean, when he does these like monologues, where he talks about things in the beginning of his podcast, he's very honest about all of his transgressions and his thoughts about him and the past and all sorts of different things. So I think it's like super therapeutic in a way to do something like that. You really get over your shit when you broadcast it. I think I think we all have a tendency. It's so easy to go towards the negative. It's just so dangerous. It's so dangerous to think that that's the more profound way to think. It's so fucking stupid for you.
SPEAKER_02
13:12 - 13:26
I never really let somebody else's success diminish me. You never have you never been a jealous guy ever but anybody somebody said one time about any Murphy does it bother you? I said what fuck's any Murphy have to do with me? He's tremendously talented.
SPEAKER_01
13:26 - 14:02
Yeah, let's not like if he didn't do 48 hours I would have but you know what my love is loved about you Dom and Not just that you were great comic, but you really love stand-up comedy like there wasn't there's always everyone had this idea at some point in time and comedy that You did, I mean not everyone but a lot of people in Hollywood. You did, you put together an act and then you got a sitcom and then you got a sitcom and then you went from a sitcom to a movie career and that's the only way to do it. And anyway else is not fun. But you were like, I like being a comic. I mean, I'm going to come and make him plenty of money. He was like, I got a nice car. I got living a nice house. I was like, what the fuck are you wanting for me? What else?
SPEAKER_02
14:03 - 14:26
Yeah, one guy says to me goes what else you got coming up? Everything is He's like the Delhi man what else what else? That's what you're gonna and I said them like I well I got this in Nickelodeon really cool They've got a movie and we're going to series because you got anything big coming up It's a funny thing though.
SPEAKER_01
14:26 - 14:42
Like people will talk shit. I've seen so many people talk shit on Twitter about random people's careers like whatever happened to RIP to this guy's career like with a fuck are you like what do you what why is that what is that weird free shot? That's a that's a things, right?
SPEAKER_02
14:42 - 14:51
Sports fighters who couldn't make their grade school football teams are critiquing guys like Romanowski or critiquing guys that were great players. They never played. They never played anything.
SPEAKER_01
14:51 - 14:57
Well, I've critiqued fighters, I don't know if, well, I fought kickboxing in Taekwondo, but I've never fought an MMA fight.
SPEAKER_02
14:57 - 15:01
All I do is, but you would have built it. If it came up when you were coming up, it would have fought them.
SPEAKER_01
15:01 - 15:08
Yeah, I would have, and I'd probably be, I probably, probably a mess right now. Right about now, physically.
SPEAKER_02
15:08 - 15:14
I'll never forget the fight that I came to see you and the mother and the sister was sitting next to me, the guy to get knocked down.
SPEAKER_01
15:14 - 15:15
That's what I'm talking about.
SPEAKER_02
15:15 - 15:18
Reality hits you when you sit next to the relatives.
SPEAKER_01
15:18 - 15:28
Yeah, well, especially if they get badly KO'd. That's if there's a visceral fear that comes from people getting badly KO'd because it looks, you know, like they're done. Oh, got gets head kicked or something?
SPEAKER_02
15:28 - 15:32
You remember when we went with that fight in Vegas, and the guy got hit in the rough quarter? We would do.
SPEAKER_01
15:32 - 15:54
He was so light. You remember what was Felix Trinidad? Really? Yeah. Yeah, we saw Felix Trinidad. I forget who he was fighting, but it was when Trinidad was really coming up. It was when he was light. I think it was a welterweight fight. But yeah, he caught him with a left tug. Bam, dropped him. Felix Trinidad had a wicked left tug. But the ref caught him was the one the ref caught the guy before he hit the ground. Yep.
SPEAKER_02
15:54 - 15:57
So at least the back of his head didn't hit just the front of his head was hurt.
SPEAKER_01
15:57 - 16:23
Yeah, we saw a couple great fights in Vegas. I don't remember who else we saw fight there, but I remember we saw a couple good fights there. Boxing live is weird like you know, I'm used to it at the UFC because I'm the voice of it. Yeah. But it's weird when you're sitting there and you don't hear any commentary. Yes. Watching guys just fucking get the shit kicked out of each other. Yeah. You've seen it's just the sounds of it. You sweat the blood. Yeah, the impact sounds and the hose of the audience. Oh shit. Oh shit.
SPEAKER_02
16:24 - 16:40
I told you what I realized after seeing that stuff, and I want to do it again, you know, I loved it, but I loved violence. I just don't like fake violence. I don't like violent movies because I don't like that. I don't like seeing somebody like Joe Pashy be able to beat some 25-year-old stud because he's the star. Right. Right.
SPEAKER_01
16:40 - 16:41
Right.
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16:41 - 16:42
Don't buy that shit.
SPEAKER_01
16:43 - 16:49
Yeah, you know Joe Peshie almost got beat up by the bouncer at the Lafax. Oh, you know that story.
SPEAKER_02
16:49 - 16:54
Yeah, that was red. Red was a melodoguy. He looked like a human wall.
SPEAKER_01
16:54 - 16:58
Well, this was a different story then because I was talking about Ken. Big can the rapper?
SPEAKER_02
16:58 - 17:04
Oh, it was Ken? Yeah, I thought it was red because at the moment where he says, uh, you ain't in it.
SPEAKER_01
17:04 - 17:43
Yeah. To say no moving by the fucker. Oh, he was a big man. Yeah. You remember Ken, right? Yeah. Yeah. Ken was a big fucking dude. Yeah. He's a football player and a rapper. And apparently something happened in Joe Peshigart. He tried to go crazy with him. We yelled at him. Yeah. And Ken was like, This fucking movie bitch. They got fired. Can't get fired. Did he get fired for that? Yeah. Really? Oh, wow. That's sad. That makes me sad. Jerry Masada. You'll have to come on the party. But the only business body. I want you to come on the party. What am I gonna do by the body? That guy's cream. He's cream at this guy's fucking movie star.
SPEAKER_02
17:44 - 17:49
People that see the podcast are saying, who's the Mexican with you?
SPEAKER_01
17:49 - 17:57
He's a crazy story. Janie Masada, the owner of the laugh actor, was in dishwasher at the comedy store. Yeah. He decided to pool together some money and start his own fucking business.
SPEAKER_00
17:57 - 18:00
What kind of money did he get together that he bought that laugh actor?
SPEAKER_02
18:00 - 18:24
One stage I always said that he came over here as a Jewish guy from Iran through Israel. He came over here as a Jew busted broke, which for a Jew was like a couple million dollars. It's just a go. So anyway, the podcast is called Domerare at the left factory live live with the left accent like that. So when when did you start doing this?
SPEAKER_01
18:24 - 18:28
Four weeks ago. Oh, that's awesome. Yeah, it's a perfect podcast few as perfect.
SPEAKER_02
18:28 - 18:29
Hope and to get Joe Rogan.
SPEAKER_01
18:30 - 18:32
He's got to do it!
SPEAKER_02
18:32 - 18:36
Let's get back from Brazil with his fancy friends. And who are you doing today?
SPEAKER_01
18:36 - 19:13
Tony Rock. Tony Rock, powerful Tony Rock. He's funny, man. Tony's good, yeah. It's very funny. I remember I saw him years ago, and I saw him like recently like... Maybe six months ago or so. It's got so much better. He got really good. It's getting interesting to see that. I love watching people get good at anything. You know, whether it's jujitsu or comedy or I love watching people get good at pool. I just love watching people figure shit out. I love knowing that that whole process of figuring shit out is possible. I love people when they're fucking life is falling apart and they pull it together. Yeah. I love that shit. I love it. It's one of my favorite things in life. I got down Rocky movie.
SPEAKER_02
19:14 - 19:18
I got to do it. I'm starting to reach the depths of Apple Hole as well.
SPEAKER_01
19:18 - 19:30
For real? Yeah. Yeah. Well, we talked about the whole Zanx thing. Can I try marijuana dominant? I think I do. I think you do. I don't like smoke though. I think you well, you don't have to. You can eat it. Joey Diaz style.
SPEAKER_02
19:30 - 19:34
Don't give it Jesus Christ. I got it first of all.
SPEAKER_01
19:34 - 20:25
You got to do legit. Yeah, you got to drive. And then you should do it legit. Get a license. Yeah. You could get a marijuana prescription for. I always wanted to take a couple of hits. Very small moments. Well, it's good for your guacamole. Maybe next time you do the podcast, we'll plan it out. So I'm driving, you know, to worry about driving anywhere. and we'll bake you out on air okay when you think good suppose I get paranoid well that's very likely that's very likely but how much does it take to get you high just a little bit yeah this is a really strong weed you know they keep talking about that in the news and we've talked about this on the podcast before there's the numbers of You know, the T-T-H-C is so high that this is not your father's marijuana. It's totally true. It's fucking really strong weed now, but it's still not gonna hurt you. It's not gonna kill you. How long's it take to wear that dangerous? It just freaks you out. You could take hours depending on your body.
SPEAKER_02
20:26 - 20:28
That's the only thing I'm like getting stuck in something.
SPEAKER_01
20:28 - 20:36
Yeah, if I don't like it. Well, it could be an issue. Stan hope that he doesn't like it. Stan hope hates weed. Really? Sound like alcohol. I like anything down.
SPEAKER_02
20:36 - 20:41
Yeah. Did I tell you that when I'm a best friend is prosecuting the San dusky case?
SPEAKER_01
20:41 - 20:42
Oh my god, really.
SPEAKER_02
20:42 - 21:10
And he, I knew about this like over a year and a half ago, but they didn't, they had to get out, but gathering out evidence. No. And it's really interesting. I mean, it's We were doing like role playing and trying to see what San Dusky would stay if he took the stand. His wife's on the stand today. Wow. He'll imagine. That's crazy. Oh my god. And like we're doing things like why would 10 kids, you know, embarrassed themselves, a come out. Well, I don't know. Maybe they missed remembered it. I love that mystery member web bullshit.
SPEAKER_01
21:10 - 21:30
But it's so scary. The whole story is so scary because they protected him. Yeah, they protected that guy, you know, when when people freaked out when everybody went out of god damn rampage because Joe paternal got fired, I wonder what information they had, you know, I mean, oh Joe, when you just go to the cops? Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER_02
21:30 - 21:34
Why would you go for the chain of command? What is this Nazi Germany? I don't understand.
SPEAKER_01
21:34 - 21:37
I don't understand what happened. I don't understand what happened.
SPEAKER_02
21:37 - 21:48
I don't understand what happened. What they said happened was he went to another assistant coach who went to his father and then they went to paternal and paternal and somebody else. I would have gone to the cops right away.
SPEAKER_01
21:48 - 22:08
If I see somebody hurting a kid, man, how do you not beat him to death right there on the spot? Yeah, you know, that's got to be an instinct, too. You might want you to want to beat him to death. That guy's raping a boy. Oh, the whole thing is just so creepy. If it really happened the way they're saying it happened, I mean, I'm assuming at this point in time that he's guilty.
SPEAKER_02
22:08 - 22:11
I mean, I guess that's why I would hold these kids coming.
SPEAKER_01
22:11 - 22:39
Yeah, you're right. No, they didn't come from the same. I'm not. I would certainly not argue with him, but I just, you know, for the sake of being fair, the whole thing is fucking horrifying. It's so terrifying. It's so terrifying that they had this monster and protected. If that's really the case. Yeah. That's so scary to me. It is. Well, it's Catholic Church type stuff. How old could they not know? I mean, how could they not know? The Catholic Church type of son for his fucking horrifying dog.
SPEAKER_02
22:39 - 23:17
We used to have a priest that molested us when I was in a summer camp. Really. He never got me because I was such a nut. I was always a light sleeper in a fray to the dark like a real man. I would have a flashlight on under my sheets. I slept real light, you know, but we knew about it. And nobody said anything because he was a priest. Oh my god. And then they just had a whole thing about him. Even though he's dead, they condemned his actions and stuff. And the Philly Papers recently. What did he do to do? He would just like, you know, jerk off kids in their sleep or what to play with them or whatever. I don't think he did any of the sand husky type level stuff because it was mostly a sleep thing.
SPEAKER_01
23:18 - 23:20
It's amazing when you find out how many of them.
SPEAKER_02
23:20 - 23:27
Oh my god. Yeah. Well apparently the whole uh not having sex thing abstinence thing doesn't work.
SPEAKER_01
23:27 - 24:17
Well not always it not work like it's who signing up for that. It's not like you go to a different heaven than me. All I have to do is be a good guy and follow God's word and I go to heaven too. Right. And you don't get pussy. I get to fuck my wife and you don't get that's ridiculous. Yeah. That's that's no natural person. No. So I mean, you sound wrong with you. It's bad for your prostate. Not to come. It is. You can get prostate cancer. Yeah. It's terrible. And not only is it terrible, it's like, how, how could an organization exist that has this many people that fuck kids? Could you imagine if they just started up tomorrow? The Catholic Church started up tomorrow and all of a sudden, you know, like there was no Catholic Church and then all of a sudden they said, listen, we just found this new religion. It's, we're really sure this is what Jesus really meant and they just started fucking kids. 20% of us fuck kids. Rig right away people would stop it. There would go with the fuck are you doing you can't you can't do this.
SPEAKER_02
24:17 - 24:24
Well, you know the shifting of the people was just as bad as some of the horrible. You're putting a predator in a new area.
SPEAKER_01
24:24 - 24:28
Well, that was ratting her the guy who's the Pope right now. He was in charge of that shit.
SPEAKER_02
24:28 - 24:43
You know what he said about you know he said something about why they because Ireland the the churches are empty and They said why you know with the so much molestation he said it's a mystery What the fuck? What kind of answer is that? Like everything's a mystery. It's a mystery. It's a mystery.
SPEAKER_01
24:43 - 25:03
It's a mystery. It's a mystery. I wish people are fucking smart. Yeah. That's smart. They are smart. They're smart. It's fuck. I love doing stand-up up there. They're, they're rowdy, smart people. And then they're not buying your bullshit. You can only fuck their kids for so long. The rest of the world has to catch up. That's right. Ireland's figured it out. Yeah, I can't fuck our kids at all.
SPEAKER_02
25:03 - 25:35
I've been going to kill Kenny more than any of the other Americans, you know, I really know a lot of people there. It's so fine going to the grocery store next to the hotel and this Asian guy calls me Dama Rera Dama Rera. And Asian guy with an Irish accent. It's half Irish, half Asian. I can't do it. He says he makes me try it. He makes me a sandwich because Toma, this one me. You come back again next year. I thought, how fucking nice is that? He 1000 miles away from my house.
SPEAKER_01
25:35 - 25:36
He got a friend.
SPEAKER_02
25:36 - 25:39
Yeah, give me a sandwich. Thanks a lot, mister.
SPEAKER_01
25:39 - 25:47
I'm free sandwich, but it was really really cool of them. What is cool when you go to a place and yeah, you develop like friends that you see like once a year. Oh, yeah. It is nice.
SPEAKER_02
25:47 - 26:13
That's a nice aspect of the road. Absolutely. I mean a little town kill Kenny won't get down a street. Don't worry, Dom, I heard I hid the USA today for you. I know you're like the sports there. Because they're asking, they don't like basketball, they don't like soccer and hurling and hurling. Hurling is not throwing up. It's like fucking rugby with sticks, such a crazy game. Oh, it's a crazy game.
SPEAKER_01
26:13 - 26:15
I've never heard that. Throw that shit up. Hurling.
SPEAKER_02
26:15 - 26:32
Ruffer side of LaCrosse. Irish people are savages. They're fun. I'll tell you what I did, Joe. I'm telling you, I'm gonna have a problem with drinking. I actually told the audience, I give up you win. I came here thinking I was in that hole. I realized my moderate social drinking is fucking people win.
SPEAKER_01
26:32 - 26:38
I've never met people less understandable that were speaking English than Northern Ireland.
SPEAKER_02
26:38 - 26:41
Oh yeah, cause they don't move their mouth. They're like ventriloquist.
SPEAKER_01
26:41 - 26:49
Oh my god, look at this fucking game. What are they doing? This is called hurling, huh?
SPEAKER_02
26:49 - 26:54
Yeah, yeah, the kill Kenny cat to the local team.
SPEAKER_01
26:54 - 27:16
So they're why they must hit the fuck out of each other with those. Oh, yeah. Oh my god. Oh, this is crazy. They're smashing them any of each other 3,000 years of sporting heritage. What a crazy ass game. They're beating the fuck out of each other with these sticks. Oh my god. Oh, and they've run right into each other full clip.
SPEAKER_02
27:16 - 27:20
And that's why they think American football is such a place because they have some equipment on.
SPEAKER_01
27:20 - 30:01
Oh, this is this is the craziest game ever. I did not know the success did. Yeah. How can I be alive for this long? Oh, there's no rules. This guy just grabbed the ball through it up in the air and then hit it. You say no rules. No rules. No rules. Yeah. These guys are animals. This episode is brought to you by Vivo barefoot. Let me tell you something you might not know. Ever wondered why your feet are shoe-shaped and not foot-shaped? All that fancy underfoot technology and conventional shoes is actually making our feet weak and shoe-shaped, which ultimately restricts natural foot function and can cause all sorts of injuries in your knees, hips, back, which all funds an orthotics industry worth over $3.5 billion to question is, how do we break the cycle? The most advanced technology ever to be put in a shoe is the human foot. It's a biomechanical masterpiece. Meet Vivo Barefoot. They don't make shoes. They make footwear that lets your feet be feet. Naturally, studies show that wearing Vivo Barefoot improves balance and increases foot strength by 60% within six months from wearing them. Unleash your natural potential for the ground up, go to www.vivoberafoot.com-jo-rogan to learn more and get 20% off your first Vivo's with the code JR20. This episode is brought to you by Moan. Homes are a big investment. You want to protect them from fires, break-ins, and especially water. Water damage is a lot more frequent. And something is small as a leaky pipe can lead to big problems down the road. And it can also be hard to detect. since you know most pipes are hidden behind a wall. That's why you guys need the mowing smart water monitor and shut off. It's a device that can automatically shut down your home's water when a leak is detected and it also works 24-7 monitoring and tracking your home even when you're not there. It'll alert you through the app at the first sign of a leak, providing ultimate peace of mind and security. Learn more and buy the Mowing Smart Water Monitor and shut off at mowing.com slash flow. And right now, use the code Rogan to get 5% off free shipping and a free leak detector. That's code rogan at m-o-e-n dot com slash f-l-o. Automatic shutoff in real time alert capabilities will operate when the device is configured with the proper settings.
SPEAKER_02
30:03 - 30:34
How long have you know about this? Since I've been going there, you know, I used to wear their shirt when I could still fit into it. And when I was in Montreal, boy, I hate seeing that. Look at me, the image. I have no idea that I look like that. It's like a cat without whiskers, the things that you can get through any small space. I have no idea how bloated I am. My eyes look like they're half open. You know, they take my doctor, because they clearly only said to me, and they sell me in Craig Ferguson, because he uses his old kind of language. So you know fuck of Ferguson you look like a China man. I said who says China man.
SPEAKER_01
30:34 - 30:40
Yeah last time you were here you were talking about you were getting in you it. What you said you were looking like an in you it.
SPEAKER_02
30:40 - 30:47
Like you said you develop. And I could still even at that look I could still get women because of my act.
SPEAKER_01
30:47 - 30:52
I think I'm for my act powerful down my rara. What are you just in Atlanta?
SPEAKER_02
30:52 - 31:04
I'm in Atlanta. I was in Atlanta this week. I went great. Nice line. And I'm in Atlantic City on the 30th and 30th of June at Trapper County. Oh, nice. I was telling my friend Miguel again.
SPEAKER_01
31:04 - 31:07
They take it's available for that. How do people get those tickets?
SPEAKER_02
31:07 - 31:37
I guess it's just called the Trapper County box office. I was telling my friend Miguel again who's doing the San Deskey trial. It was the only way he could plug my date. Lannick sees how can I do that I said well, you know you go open with ladies gentlemen jury your honor This man San dusky is because so much pain to so many people unlike comedian Dom Rarrer who'll be at the trial during 30th eight o'clock tickets available I would be hilarious. Could you imagine if you actually did that? Holy shit. I would talk about taking the credibility away from a trial
SPEAKER_01
31:38 - 31:43
Yeah, that might fuck up the whole trial. They might get he might get off. He can't really joke around.
SPEAKER_02
31:43 - 31:53
He was reading some of the opening statements to me and somebody said, well, was he reading it? It's for you to punch it up. I go, no, just to give you the bounce it off somebody. I'm not supposed to point out.
SPEAKER_01
31:53 - 32:09
So he's the prosecutor. Yeah, he's the prosecutor. I send him all my positive energy. Get that motherfucker. He's a get him. He's a genius, man. It's amazing that a guy like Sendozki stole life, you know, with all the negative shit that guy's done How is his body still holding up? How is it still alive?
SPEAKER_02
32:09 - 32:25
How about when he waves the people like he's running for office? He gets a smiling and shit. You can see how psychotic he is. I mean if anybody else accused if you're innocent or accused of all this you'd be out of your fucking life It's so weird even think about it man.
SPEAKER_01
32:25 - 32:39
It's so sick and gross This is so few things in life that disturb people more than someone taking advantage of children. Because they know that the whole future is that kid's future is fucked. You're poising that kid's mind.
SPEAKER_02
32:39 - 32:43
Well, that's the one thing in prison, they say the child molesters get their ass kicked.
SPEAKER_01
32:43 - 32:48
Of course, because a lot of people are trying, a lot of people are torturing them, yeah. As children.
SPEAKER_02
32:50 - 32:58
They said, I love when people go, I hope they do that to him and Jay, but who's going to fuck him? They fucking stretched out grass.
SPEAKER_01
32:58 - 33:14
They're getting a kill him. If he goes in a general population, they'll beat him to death. Well, he's 69 now, right? Yeah. And then they put it with, they put him in a solitary isolation. I mean, it seems like they're just going to convict him. I mean, it just, it seems like the evidence is pretty overwhelming.
SPEAKER_02
33:14 - 33:22
I mean, only the problem is with these kind of trials, it has to be 100%. It can't be a hung jury. If one person is not sure, then they have to do a retrial.
SPEAKER_01
33:22 - 33:34
This one seems so crazy, though. It almost requires a second case. It requires him to be guilty. And then you to go back to the whole school and everyone involved. How the fuck didn't you see this? Well, that's going to come down.
SPEAKER_02
33:34 - 33:39
After this, the president, the guys who resign, they're going to have their day in court.
SPEAKER_01
33:39 - 33:42
Most paternal's dad, right? Didn't he die? Yeah, he died.
SPEAKER_02
33:42 - 33:48
That killed him too. I mean, I can't. But I mean, he would have fought it. He just was, of course, a beaten man.
SPEAKER_01
33:48 - 33:51
I mean, what a terrible position to ban.
SPEAKER_02
33:51 - 34:00
You know, imagine having all those years in an incredible success and he was king of nitty-value, you know, Penn State and then boom, fuck man.
SPEAKER_01
34:00 - 34:08
It just shows you, they're saying a fucking movie. They're saying a movie. This world is strange. It operates, it's fucking strange.
SPEAKER_02
34:08 - 34:27
You know, they're famous for their linebackers. They called it linebacker you and he knew who was the coach of the linebackers. So he was a revered revered revered. I coach all the time turned into Erwin Corey. I feel he was revved.
SPEAKER_01
34:29 - 37:17
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SPEAKER_02
37:17 - 37:55
Well, people looking out for them. Yeah, people put themselves in situations like, that's what's scary about. Some people really do love kids and they love to see them successful. I mean, I was a great fourth grade teacher because I fucking loved the kids. And I told them, I said, I don't care. I said, do what you know, I want you to happy happy. What do you have myself a steam? You learn this shit grade. I said, let me tell you, you're never going to be in a, this is somebody's math, this such bullshit. I said, you're never going to be in a bind. They go, man, if I only knew the Pythagorean theorem, I could have just chaming it. Yeah, it's better they have, they're happy. Right. And learn, you know, I said, learn past the marks because I don't want to get in trouble. But basically, I want you to go to the gym and have fun in life. You know.
SPEAKER_01
37:57 - 38:02
That's a great advice if you don't want any mathematicians for the rest of the history.
SPEAKER_02
38:02 - 38:11
The mathematicians are going to come out anyway. Kids who are brilliant. You just shouldn't force kids like me who had nothing.
SPEAKER_01
38:11 - 38:14
Is it possible to teach really complex things and just make it fun?
SPEAKER_02
38:16 - 38:26
Yeah. The only thing they couldn't understand, I could never get through to the kids was a relativity of up and down. Now, there's no absolute upper down. It's relative to a point. Because we're in the universe.
SPEAKER_01
38:26 - 38:26
Yeah.
SPEAKER_02
38:26 - 38:32
I mean, you know, like people go, well, they don't understand how people in Australia are not upside down.
SPEAKER_00
38:32 - 38:33
Right. Right.
SPEAKER_02
38:33 - 38:38
I never explained that it was from a relative point. But they're only nine, ten years old.
SPEAKER_01
38:38 - 38:55
Right. What is hard to grasp the whole organic spaceship thing? Oh, yeah. That we're all floating down here. We were looking for land, looking for property dom, looking to settle down, put a house down. There's nothing permanent stupid. The whole earth is a convertible. It's flying through the universe.
SPEAKER_02
38:55 - 38:58
It's a convertible that can be easily hit by another convertible.
SPEAKER_01
38:58 - 39:31
Yeah, and it happens. That's the whole theory about the moon's creation. The most recent theory is that there was Earth 1 and Earth 1 was like a fiery fucking ball of flame or whatever the fuck it was different. I don't know what about it was different than Earth 2, but it got hit by another planet. and I created the moon and it changed the whole orbit of earth and changed the atmosphere and that's the reason why everything exists today. I mean the reason why we're able to sustain life because our temperature is remarkably consistent because of the fact that we have a moon.
SPEAKER_02
39:31 - 39:34
I don't know how it stays within a couple degrees.
SPEAKER_01
39:35 - 39:50
Yeah, that's part of it. Part of it is the moon. The moon keeps our orbit really steady. Somehow I know they're like, it's gravity interaction. I don't understand it. I don't understand gravity. I mean, we're supposed to understand what makes things float in space and what makes things stick to those things.
SPEAKER_02
39:50 - 40:01
I used to have a fear when I went to the beach that I would be sucked up into the air. And gravity wouldn't work just for me. I swear, just that day, all of a sudden I'm gonna fuck gravity. That's a lot. And I can't get down.
SPEAKER_01
40:02 - 40:49
The gravity is a crazy thing to wrap your head around that there's stuff floating when you get outside of the gravity of the earth. So you pass a certain distance from the earth where no longer pulls on you, you can float. Yeah. Like the earth has not that far. It's not that far. So a few hundred miles, right? I mean, I mean, 30 miles or something. Yeah. I think it's like, yeah. Just as soon as you get out of the earth. How many miles is it? How many things up? 300 miles is like space shuttle. That's like, um, that's where the space shuttle is. Yeah, they go to like 250 300 miles. They go like somewhere around. Oh man, it's crazy. And then they, you know, obviously, that's where the space station is. You can float around up there. But I don't know like a what height you can start floating. What height did you come crashing to your death and what height can you just float around? That's because it's that's a real fine line man.
SPEAKER_02
40:49 - 40:57
I was doing a roast with who's the first man on the moon? Neil Armstrong. I think it was Neil Armstrong. It was one of those guys.
SPEAKER_01
40:57 - 40:58
Buzz Aldrin Buzz Aldrin.
SPEAKER_02
40:58 - 41:21
He was a member of the fryer's cloak. I really I did a roast and I remember saying like what the fuck could scare you you've been to the moon? And I imagine sitting in a ship going, boys were off to the moon today. If you really went to the moon. Wait a second. Was it a Disney film? Joe, are you telling us that nobody ever really went to the moon?
SPEAKER_01
41:21 - 41:26
I think it's very possible that people went to the moon. It's also very possible they picked the whole thing.
SPEAKER_02
41:26 - 41:29
Well, if they did, it was like a best door, guys, and they ever had.
SPEAKER_01
41:29 - 41:58
They did a good job. They got us all excited. People think I'm retarded for thinking this and they're right. I am retarded. It's, you know, retarded and else special. Thank you. Like, like, what is your name? It's best shows. Who is that song? I got a half song. Oh yeah. The fuck. The pretenders. Oh no, no, not the pretenders.
SPEAKER_02
41:58 - 42:02
Yeah, I think it was a pretenders. Was it? It was a fuck I can't remember name now.
SPEAKER_01
42:02 - 42:08
Was Tom Petty's band? The heartbreakers. One, I think he was the pretenders.
SPEAKER_02
42:08 - 42:13
You know, the heartbreakers. I used to work with him when the old Gary Shaling Show.
SPEAKER_01
42:13 - 42:35
Tom Petty's a part of my life. I remember when I was a kid. I was about 13 years old and this girl was telling me how cute she thought Tom Petty was. And I never forget that. So I was like Tom Petty is Chrissy Hines. Chrissy Hines, thank you. And I was like Tom Petty is such a bad motherfucker that this girl's they think he's cute well because he's like cute ugly because he's talented. That's so talented.
SPEAKER_02
42:35 - 42:43
I'd say a bandage of being a man. I think any guy goes Susan Boyle. Oh man. I love the bang her. I got all the fucking awards she's won.
SPEAKER_01
42:43 - 43:26
Well, there's a few dudes out there that will marry you know famous famous monsters. There's a few girls that'll do that. They'll pick up like good-looking guy. It's kind of lost. That happens. That does happen. You get him, Bo. This girl's a powerful women that have him, Bo's. I've seen that shit. But it's not in its common. No, not in him, close. Not even close. The women will genuinely legitimately be attracted to some really successful gross guys. Thank you. I appreciate the government. Well, I was chatting up, Tom. I know you had something to say about the subject. It's a weird thing. I think I were a man to be a woman of much, much, much more difficult.
SPEAKER_02
43:26 - 43:31
Really difficult. I mean, the whole thing about makeup and getting ready.
SPEAKER_01
43:31 - 43:54
Oh, I was out of fucking, I was out of, I don't even want to say where it was. I ran into, a woman that was very hot in like the 1970s and now she's uh you know now she's get along in her in her age and she's got all this plastic surgery and shit and it was it was so weird to see so famous press and I want to say her name that genre I want to say it. No, wasn't John.
SPEAKER_02
43:54 - 43:55
John Rivers looks like a cat now
SPEAKER_01
43:56 - 44:11
Like a space cat. This looks like an alien. That's scary. It's weird. Egyptian. Yeah. And I wonder if what she's doing if that's permanent. Can you like, no, it's permanent. Yeah. It's permanent. You can't like relax and stop, stop doing what you're doing. It makes your face like that.
SPEAKER_02
44:11 - 44:20
No, I remember I worked with somebody who I love, who I didn't, I don't want to really go into it. But she had had plastic surgery and kept an eye on it.
SPEAKER_01
44:20 - 44:20
Yeah.
SPEAKER_02
44:20 - 44:24
When she smiled, when she laughed, her face didn't move. She would go,
SPEAKER_01
44:25 - 44:33
Oh, yeah, scary. That's that Botox. Yeah. Could be Botox. You're shooting a poison in your face.
SPEAKER_02
44:33 - 44:50
Oh, yeah, guy. He used to work. He's to run a casino in Vegas. He had Botox and he was going, give me an emotion. I go happiness. I think all it is. He never make a face that could move his face. Why does that look better? Well, it just looks tighter. I don't know if it looks better.
SPEAKER_01
44:50 - 44:53
I think you just got to deal with the fact that you're getting older bitch.
SPEAKER_00
44:53 - 44:59
Yeah, that shit is just weird. I think it gets a Botox for my girlfriend's pussy. Oh, man.
SPEAKER_02
44:59 - 45:04
You don't say much, but when you come in, BAM, we realize while you're here.
SPEAKER_01
45:05 - 45:14
That's true talent shines. Did you feel the halt the show can't do when he made that confident? He swings a lot of pitches and I'm trying to get him to calm down to play that was my 3 p.m.
SPEAKER_00
45:14 - 45:21
halt. That was your what 3 p.m. halt because I heard Don had it leave it three. Oh, do you have to leave it three?
SPEAKER_02
45:21 - 45:22
I can do another 15 minutes.
SPEAKER_01
45:22 - 45:27
All right. Another 10. 10. 15. That's why you did it. Really planned it out. Yep.
SPEAKER_02
45:27 - 45:30
That's you are smart, man. I take it back.
SPEAKER_01
45:30 - 45:42
I sort of like a suicide bomber for podcast. You see the difference is your podcast available on iTunes? I think it is. And what is it under laughing?
SPEAKER_02
45:42 - 45:48
They started with left factory, Domera Live or something. Now let's Domera Live with the left factory.
SPEAKER_01
45:48 - 45:51
We should figure out how these people can find this time. How did they find this?
SPEAKER_02
45:51 - 45:57
I know, I should be better. I mean, don't you think when you ask me about the tropic can, I shouldn't have had a call. Yeah. I better get it. I got to do some presence.
SPEAKER_01
45:57 - 46:09
Yeah. Well, you're one of the great comedians of our era. And you're out here with a barely functional website. And a very little Twitter presence. I know. Do you use a Twitter now? I see you have it.
SPEAKER_02
46:09 - 46:16
I have it. My god daughter moved in with me yesterday. So with her living there, she's going to keep me updated.
SPEAKER_01
46:16 - 46:23
Oh, that's great. There you go. Beautiful. You can't do it yourself. You've given up on the fact that you have doing it yourself.
SPEAKER_02
46:23 - 46:29
I've done it myself at times, but you know, my thing is I have mostly sports things that come to my head. People like that.
SPEAKER_01
46:29 - 47:05
Bill Murray does sports shit all the time. Does he? And people get mad at him. Oh, when on fall, you should do one more sports quote. Fuck, he really fucking gets roll mad at you. Yeah. You should do his show. He's fun. I would love to. He just did mine. He's terrific. Yeah. He's done this podcast. He's done the Icehouse Chronicles one. That's you got to do that sometimes on that is the most fun the what he done ice house product is did you don't I don't know oh you did it when I wasn't here Yeah, yeah, you did it when I wasn't here Yeah, what everybody's hanging around I love that. There's so much fun. Yeah, we're not this Friday coming up, but next Friday. Are you around Brian? I don't know.
SPEAKER_00
47:05 - 47:19
Let's do the the ice house, but I we do have one this Friday. You have one this Friday. Yeah, he's on this Friday I think it's going to be mostly the Bonesone guys, but I haven't really put the complete show together all announced it next day or so.
SPEAKER_01
47:19 - 47:21
Let's set one up for the tournament.
SPEAKER_00
47:21 - 47:22
Don Barris is definitely doing it.
SPEAKER_01
47:22 - 47:43
How are full Dom Barris? We'll set one up for the 29th. Next Friday. All right. So, all right, sex affairs. Making it happen. I like that hat, but Dom, if you're ever around a weekend, you gotta come and join us. Oh, definitely one of these ice out shells. I love that stuff. I love hanging out of the clouds. The crowds are fucking amazing. The crowds are, it's all podcast fans now.
SPEAKER_02
47:43 - 47:52
I was talking to Bob Fisher, but when he was saying when you tell the people to come and, well, I said, I was trying to win the night at midnight. There's no club in the city. It's packed and wins the night at midnight.
SPEAKER_01
47:52 - 47:57
Yeah, it was sold out to and it is so fun. The crowds are amazing.
SPEAKER_02
47:57 - 48:02
I mean, you got some great fans smart. I'm saying this mark because they laugh at us.
SPEAKER_01
48:02 - 48:19
We're super lucky. You know, I don't know. We pulled it off somehow or another, but it's it's by It's by, uh, it's by what those guys in Ireland were saying. It's by just telling people, you know, what's helped you, telling people what you're, what you're really into. Stop pretending. Everybody tell the goddamn truth.
SPEAKER_02
48:19 - 48:50
I might nephew's 20 and he, he's never been more excited about me being on anything since, hey Arnold, right, when he was a kid. Yes. Like, you know, because they don't really relate to like everybody loves Raymond and Simon Feldman. All they don't really think of those credits. They would love this. They love like you with the tough, you know, I am a guy who's funny. I am a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a,
SPEAKER_01
48:50 - 49:33
Well, that's awesome. Well, if anything we could do to, you know, to make this world a little bit better place is help the young man, help the young man that are coming up and giving some sort of fucking perspective that's different. And the one that they're getting every day either at work or at school or in the media, getting this perspective that you have to be some asshole doesn't exist. Yeah. Some guy who doesn't exist, you have to fucking, you know, you have to, But abide by their silly laws of political correctness he can't tell the truth he can't he can't be honest about what you like You know, so it's a fucking terrible place where people have to live in and just this shitty state of despair all the time I like to watch too women sometimes I get a little lazy.
SPEAKER_02
49:33 - 49:36
Hello Do you like what you do?
SPEAKER_01
49:37 - 50:54
Well, like a video. Well, it doesn't really do it for me. No? No. I mean, I guess if they were right there in real life, I feel like, wow, it's good to watch. I've only seen it once in real life. Well, I've seen a couple of times, but once that was like a video where they were actually making a video, and it was like one of the most sexless things I've ever seen. Oh, you saw them filming it. Yeah, it was real weird. They were doing one of the dudes who was a writer for news radio was a porno writer. I think you're gonna score he dated a bunch of girls that were in the business and it was this is a long time ago. It's like we're talking about like 90 Four I guess somewhere on then and he broke up with this girl because They were out at dinner and this is when reality set into them They were out at dinner and and she was like just like really tired She wasn't anyways like what's matter is that I say something? She's like oh no, it's just how did you ain't know with this guy all day and it's just God She's okay, hate that and all you can think of is like can't wait till Friday How does that even fit in right to the world that I'm living in how is it that the woman I love is taking? Taking dick in her ass all day at work.
SPEAKER_02
50:54 - 51:52
I know like what yeah, that's quite the job I remember we were at the river era Steve Sharipa was there and you know he didn't want to go up by me. He didn't want to you know Steve is very faithful to his wife and you know Steve right yeah sure and he uh he tells me he's gonna go up and watch them chew porn or up in the penthouse they'll get chupter I said yeah I got I go in and this girl's peeing on the southern girl wow this is romantic where are they in the top or something yeah and then that night we had we went up there and that me and Sophie Sophie wanted to see it my girlfriend you know And the girls needed so much attention when they weren't getting attention is one girl lays down on the piano because you want to see my trick and she put a You know the cigar holder the like a little capsule that they put some arms in like a metal thing She put it inside of her and she popped it out But she shot it so hard if fucking hurt the girls far ahead She's like she's staying there and the girl goes pio and it goes pio magic and fuck
SPEAKER_01
51:53 - 51:55
Left a permanent mark.
SPEAKER_02
51:55 - 51:57
What happened to you? I don't want to talk about it.
SPEAKER_01
51:57 - 52:00
Holy shit.
SPEAKER_02
52:00 - 52:10
Jesus Christ. Yeah. But you're right about having the wife and husband and wife and one of them does porn and the other does when they're both doing weird.
SPEAKER_01
52:10 - 53:20
So this dude took me to a set and these girls were doing it. It was Jill Kelly and Janine. Sadly to say I you know both of them they're both beautiful Janine is really yeah, and this was back in the day She only had I don't know she had any tattoos. Maybe she had a couple, but now she's like fully-sleeved and shit. Oh, yeah, yeah, it's weird But and they were just two girls like eating each other out. I was like this was just so strange. It just feels like we have the music in the home The whole thing will watch in the cameras, you know, circle them and seeing the lights in the guy with the boom mic, and I was like, this is so odd. It's just seems so strange. Is anybody got the gum? It was just real, it was almost like clinical. Yeah, of course it didn't seem like you know like if these are two girls and they were just sitting on the couch and all of a sudden one girl just started eating a girl's ass he'd be like whoa what the fuck like you'd be nervous right right like what is happening here? This is crazy But to watch it like to go and like it's sort of orchestrated and action Okay, you know, I want two fingers now. Okay. Yeah, let's spit on it
SPEAKER_02
53:20 - 53:55
It's been a play race higher. I was at the magic castle and a friend of mine and this one of the dancers from the shirt tour came in who I knew for years ago. So I could just say that because there's so many of them. And we go back to my house and we're by the pool table and Christy, you know, my old girlfriend comes out and I shouldn't say her name. Well, it doesn't matter. It's not her last name. I still love you. And she has a huge breast and she took her broth and just had her t-shirt on there. It's sticking straight out. And then girl just casually walks over to her lips and then starts sucking at him.
SPEAKER_00
53:55 - 53:56
Whoa!
SPEAKER_02
53:56 - 54:20
And me and my friend, Ali, we're just like there, like holy shit. And you know, I mean, you know, the recipe there's always does that joke about like acting like he's gonna jerk you off. As a joke, we take care of it, tough guy. It was just so odd. It was sexy to a point. One of the girls wanted to go down the other one, and that's where I drew the line.
SPEAKER_01
54:20 - 54:46
Imagine if there was so as many like really openly bisexual men as they were openly bisexual girls. It's different. Well, it's different because it's bullshit because a lot of them aren't really bisexual. Some of them are for sure. But there's a lot of women. I'm saying they're fake and done. They're not an act for us. No. See? Don't break my fan. And there's no stigma attached to it, no social stigma. You know? Some girls genuinely like girls, of course. But there's a lot of fake lesbians out there.
SPEAKER_00
54:47 - 54:58
We all know this. I know the girls that are in the porn that our girls are all real. I mean, yeah, I mean, all that all those. A lot of them. Yeah, not all those girls. You can't say most of them. I mean, if they're not gay, they tell you.
SPEAKER_01
54:58 - 55:08
Well, I'm not talking about girls that are like in the hardcore sex either. I'm talking about girls like making out with girls and bars and shit like that. Well, they don't actually do anything. Oh, yeah. There's a lot of that going on with it doing it for tension.
SPEAKER_02
55:09 - 55:33
Well, you ever hear of Lugs? Lugs? Lugs? It's a phrase in high school and college to girls use. Let's lesbian and to graduation? No. Yeah. Like a lot of some girls would say, you? Well, I just, one of my friends, daughters is a Lug. Really? What's what she said? She said she's only going to be a lesbian so she graduates. Wow. And then what happens? Graduates the cock. I don't know. I don't know what happens.
SPEAKER_01
55:33 - 55:56
Like you said that you'll raise your eyebrow. No, I can't. No, rings. That's hilarious. Wow. Let's be in until I've heard gay for the stay for guys that go into the prison. Oh, really? Yeah, I never heard that. No. They go gay while they're in prison only. Just gay for the stay. Yeah. You never heard that, Brian? No. Well, you don't watch enough Mexican gay movies.
SPEAKER_00
55:56 - 55:58
You don't watch enough Mexican gay porn.
SPEAKER_01
55:59 - 56:21
Settle down. I don't think there are that exists. Does it? Yes. Yeah, you know because you're watching. Oh, it's a trick you. I drew you into my less than obvious. Well, you're the AK. I got you with a gay trap. You fell on some gay spears. Dominic Guerrera.
SPEAKER_02
56:21 - 56:23
Just if thank you for having me on the road.
SPEAKER_01
56:23 - 56:29
Always a pleasure my friend. We gotta do this more often. Definitely. We're back to playing pool like at least once a month it seems like.
SPEAKER_02
56:29 - 56:35
I'm back after the 4th of July after the Atlantic City gig come back. I'm taking a couple days there and then we'll I'll be here for at least a month.
SPEAKER_01
56:35 - 56:38
Beautiful. What are you? What are you doing this week? What are you going on this week?
SPEAKER_02
56:39 - 56:52
This week I'm doing a thing for all the radio guys in Miami Beach. Like all of this chocolate is called boot camp for all the like morning host. Oh, yeah. That's that'll be fun because what is it?
SPEAKER_01
56:52 - 56:53
What do you do?
SPEAKER_02
56:53 - 56:59
I'll just do stand up. This is like a show. I mean like well, I'm the show just to give them a break from all that's like a convention.
SPEAKER_01
57:00 - 57:06
Oh, I see, I see, and then they hire comedians to come and perform with their convention. Oh, I didn't even know that this chalkies have conventions like that.
SPEAKER_02
57:06 - 57:18
Yeah, that's kind of cool. I mean, I'd heard about it, but I never saw it. Why don't we have a fucking convention? We need a desk watch celebration. That's what much you always like.
SPEAKER_01
57:18 - 57:38
That's one one place. That's legit like celebration and gathering of comedians. But after a while I stopped doing it because it was like it would kind of cost you money. You know, like if I spend like a week and a half in a place, I can't spend that much time away. You got it.
SPEAKER_02
57:38 - 57:44
Yeah, you're, you know, you created your own niche. You're smart. I mean, you never like going. It's what I'm surprised you're going to Brazil.
SPEAKER_01
57:44 - 57:54
Wow, I like working for the UFC, too. You know, I don't. I think I think you have to do more than one thing in life. Yeah, I'm not happy when I'm doing like only one thing.
SPEAKER_02
57:54 - 58:23
I agree. And I told you I'm doing raging both too. Next week, I got a one day shoot on playing Joey Lewis. The raging both too. Yeah. Now, you know, first of all, I guess Jake Lamada must have all the rights to his obviously to his own life, because I don't know how they could do it without he's he I think it's under his auspices. But like, you know, it doesn't seem like raging bull to me without the narrow and square sazy, but I heard the script was really good. Who's doing it? Who's doing it?
SPEAKER_01
58:23 - 58:23
Who's doing it?
SPEAKER_00
58:23 - 58:28
Who's doing it? Zac Efron is... Do you know Jason Bieber?
SPEAKER_01
58:28 - 58:32
Spencer Pratt as Jason.
SPEAKER_02
58:32 - 58:44
Did you look it up? Who's in it? I think it's on in that funny though one one day with the day the tropical Canada one day raging bull two Yeah, so this raging bull two.
SPEAKER_01
58:44 - 58:49
What is it? What's the the premise is it like his later life? I think it's later oxen.
SPEAKER_02
58:49 - 58:52
Yeah, you play him. I think Joe Joe balloon.
SPEAKER_01
58:52 - 59:03
Yeah, it looks like it's there's a guy named Joe balloon. Yeah, it ever worked Say it like that. Well, I mean, I'm a force. Balloni. Yeah. Balloni. Yeah. Balloni. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02
59:03 - 59:07
He's like, he called a baloney, but baloney Italy.
SPEAKER_01
59:07 - 59:16
Yeah. There's a city. I know that Italy has a city, but that city can go fuck itself. That's a baloney. Hey, they get it. Who's William Forsyth?
SPEAKER_00
59:16 - 59:17
Joe Montana.
SPEAKER_01
59:17 - 59:47
Joe Montana. Oh, Joe Montana. The, uh, the, uh, he's good at famous actor. He's a great actor. Paul Servino's in it. Oh, this is like a legit cast. Natasha Hendrix. Well, he's the chick from species. He wasn't legit when I was just in it. Yeah, it wasn't. No, it took away credibility. I had a Penelpie and Miller. Okay, that's a that is a very legit cast. There's a lot of people. I'm trying to smile. I listed. Is this a down my rare in there? kind of bullshit. I think it does. That would be good.
SPEAKER_02
59:47 - 59:49
That's it. Last week, maybe they took me out of there.
SPEAKER_01
59:49 - 59:57
They don't want to desk what boycott. You'll be listed. Oh man. Tom Arara. Yeah. Sure. Yeah. What's my Tommy voice? Yeah. You're so listed.
SPEAKER_00
59:57 - 01:00:04
I'm just doing. You're in the car. You're also listed right before that for pound puppies. Which is cute. I'm just a little puppy. I'm really puppy.
SPEAKER_02
01:00:04 - 01:00:04
Seriously?
SPEAKER_01
01:00:04 - 01:00:09
Tom, you were on pound puppies. Yeah, I don't want to talk about it. I don't want to talk about it. I don't want to talk about it.
SPEAKER_02
01:00:09 - 01:00:17
I don't want to talk about it. I don't want to talk about it. I don't want to talk about it. I was a beautiful dog and pound puppies.
SPEAKER_00
01:00:17 - 01:00:23
I think you were the the fraud princess. Yeah, I was you were here.
SPEAKER_02
01:00:23 - 01:00:59
I was so beautiful. I thought I was a girl, but I was really a tough guy look up for a little but a boom What was my who's my father in that like I'm my owner? I don't know Ted that was like some famous actor that used to where are you which one of you that? I can't tell if I look at oh there I think in the one with the let's get some volume. I never heard it. Howard Bow now go dogs go Well, I'll be a Malam youth song bonus features include a lesson on how to roll up. Yeah, well, I always shit.
SPEAKER_01
01:00:59 - 01:01:08
Hey, Joe, you got to make a living, all right. That looks like it's designed to rob children of their brain cells. It sucks your brain out.
SPEAKER_02
01:01:08 - 01:01:18
What did you do that one last year? I was, you know, I played a few dogs in a few movies, so I don't want to brag about this. was in, uh, fuck at the barnyard here.
SPEAKER_00
01:01:18 - 01:01:21
You're a dude to dog. Yeah. And you're off the way.
SPEAKER_02
01:01:21 - 01:01:26
And, uh, never aged joke cartoons just the way to go. He cartoons was an animation.
SPEAKER_01
01:01:26 - 01:01:30
If you could be like a voice this, symptoms like Harry Sheer. Oh yeah. I mean Harry Sheer is rolling.
SPEAKER_00
01:01:30 - 01:01:31
Yeah.
SPEAKER_01
01:01:31 - 01:01:32
He's been doing that forever.
SPEAKER_00
01:01:32 - 01:01:34
You're a doctor, uh, cats a lot.
SPEAKER_01
01:01:34 - 01:01:41
Yeah, it was the most, yeah, it was on the most. I love that guy. Yeah, John Katz. Here's a hilarious comic.
SPEAKER_02
01:01:41 - 01:02:04
And that was the other one, uh, Hey Arnold I mentioned that earlier. Yeah, what was hey Arnold again? Hey Arnold was great. He was the kid with the football head Remember that and he had like a football head and he was he lived in a He lived in a boarding house He didn't have parents but his grandparents and all the people loved him and took care of him and I was when I was earning pots demolishing guy I'll fuck a level it today. He wanted to level everything.
SPEAKER_01
01:02:04 - 01:02:05
That's hey Arnold.
SPEAKER_00
01:02:05 - 01:02:06
He's like stewy but grown up
SPEAKER_01
01:02:07 - 01:02:11
You like doing like little kid shows and cartoon toys stuff. It's fun.
SPEAKER_02
01:02:11 - 01:02:17
It's such a great contrast for my lives in nightclubs, you know, right?
SPEAKER_01
01:02:17 - 01:02:19
Yeah, I got to read a kid. Great.
SPEAKER_02
01:02:19 - 01:02:48
You do a lot of voices. Yeah, I could do some fake voices. The real joke. Okay. Well, I do them the real. You know, if some kid she was so dumb, she goes, I was Duke the Dog, and I was in my DIY class. I took one of my teachers. His kid loved the love barnyard, so I took a picture of Duke and signed it for her. She goes, you don't look like Duke. I'm thinking of you fucking idiot. It's a cartoon. How old is the kid? She was like eight or nine.
SPEAKER_01
01:02:51 - 01:02:53
You called it eight of nine year old a fucking idiot.
SPEAKER_02
01:02:53 - 01:03:00
It's too hard. I said cute kid, but my god. Is it can't you tell what's animated? No, don't mind it.
SPEAKER_01
01:03:00 - 01:03:52
Thank you very much. Thank you for stopping by. It's always a pleasure. Don't be a fuck. One of the funniest comics of all time and I proud to call you friend. Love you, Rogan. Powerful Domarera can be found on Twitter. It's two hours in the beginning. Dom, I RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR What the fuck are you saying, son? It's not that early. Instagram. Instagram. Instagram can eat. Brian says Instagram can eat his dick. You hear that Instagram? Wow. I say you reach out to Brian.
SPEAKER_00
01:03:52 - 01:03:53
Especially since they're owned by Facebook now.
SPEAKER_01
01:03:53 - 01:06:25
Wow, so what? I like Facebook. What do you hate Facebook? Facebook's land now. Don't be rude. Don't be mean. It's all about Facebook's land. Yeah. This was life. I don't know. This motherfucker in Facebook. There's nothing wrong with Facebook's. Facebook's boy. Don't be a hater. My space isn't even boring. How about that? Brian, you're good kid, get it together. So you haven't felt the late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late late Love ya. Thanks to the flesh light. Go to Joe Rogan.net, click on the link, enter in the code name, Rogan, save Joe, sell 10% thanks to 15% God. Oh, did I say 10? Yeah. No, 10 is the next one. I should do these in order. Or it should be 15. It should be 15. God damn it. We'll get on that. Oh, we'll get on it. That's a lot of different people every week. Just a raise it five dollars. I think flesh like it's only good once. Just raise it five times like some pervert trying to save 15% off every week jacking off in the fake pussy. The end that's the end. It shows over on it dot com code name Rogan 10% off there get some kettlebell son stack on some fucking meat son Get yourself some some farmer strength. All right, you dirty bitches. We'll see you next week. We got a lot of people next week. I got uh, which still trying to get in touch with Josh Barnett, but we got Georgia O'Sucalo's next week, Jim Norton next week. And Jim Norton? Yes, powerful Jim Norton on the 27th. And then on Friday, we got Adam Scorgy, who is the writer, director producer of the movie The Union, the cannabis documentary. But I was in many years back. All that you boy, see you dirty bitches next week. Big kiss, love y'all. This episode is brought to you by Dr. Squatch. I'm going to let you in on a secret. If you want to be more confident, you have to start taking care of yourself. And a great way to do that is use Dr. Squatch, especially with their new private hygiene products. They were designed to help you look and feel fresh all over. like the growing guardian trimmer. It's perfect for grooming above and below the waist and the ball barrier dry lotion helps manage sweat and chafing while beast wipes keep you clean front to back. It's the care your body deserves. Try them today, whether you're new to Dr. Squatch or you use it every day, get 15% off your order by going to Dr. Squatch.com slash JRE15 or use the code JRE15 at checkout.