Digest

The podcast begins with an announcement of the 2025 Come-Together World Tour, followed by a discussion about the hosts' recent move to Florida and the "Florida Man" stereotype. They then delve into the topic of quitting alcohol, arguing that it's not always the best solution and can lead to relapse. The hosts also discuss the most annoying state for a man to say he's from, with "Brooklyn" and "Boston" being the top contenders. They then explore cultural differences in how different communities view mothers, particularly the black community's reverence for mothers. The conversation shifts to the story of Harriet Tubman, highlighting her bravery and resilience in escaping slavery and helping others to freedom. The hosts also discuss the controversy surrounding her potential placement on the $20 bill. They then discuss the LA Marathon and how one of them thought about Harriet Tubman while running, comparing her journey to freedom with the marathon experience. The hosts also discuss the differences in their experiences with the marathon and Harriet Tubman's journey. The conversation then turns to the rumor that Donald Trump said Harriet Tubman wasn't attractive enough to be on the $20 bill. They debate the validity of the rumor and discuss the potential motivations behind it. The hosts then discuss a fantasy football league in their office and the punishment for the loser, which involved getting a spray tan. They discuss how one of their colleagues, Kyle, observed that one of the hosts dresses like a black man. The hosts then discuss their experiences at movie premieres, comparing black premieres to white premieres. They share their observations about the cultural differences in how people interact at these events. The conversation then shifts to a chef they've been following on social media who they believe is a "fancy shop" chef, meaning he doesn't actually cook the food he posts about. They share their attempts to get him to cook for them and his outrageous demands. The conversation then revolves around the anticipation of Torsten's arrival, a chef charging a hefty fee for his services. The speakers discuss the logistics of his visit and express their excitement, while also acknowledging the exorbitant cost of his services. The conversation then shifts to the evolution of comedy, highlighting the difference between pursuing comedy as a passion versus a means to fame. The speakers reflect on their own experiences and the changing landscape of the industry, emphasizing the importance of finding your true calling. The conversation delves into Joe Rogan's career trajectory, emphasizing that his success wasn't driven by a desire for podcasting but rather a genuine passion for comedy and a desire to escape past trauma. The speakers discuss the importance of pursuing your passions authentically, regardless of external pressures. The conversation explores the legacy of a comedian and the impact they have on their children. The speakers discuss the unique challenges and rewards of being a comedian, emphasizing the importance of having supportive relationships and finding your own path. The conversation delves into the complexities of sobriety, challenging the notion that it's a simple solution to life's problems. The speakers emphasize the importance of self-reflection and finding your true self, regardless of external pressures or societal expectations.

Outlines

00:00:00

Come-Together World Tour Announcement, Florida Man Stereotypes, and Quitting Alcohol

The podcast begins with an announcement of the 2025 Come-Together World Tour, followed by a discussion about the hosts' recent move to Florida and the "Florida Man" stereotype. They then delve into the topic of quitting alcohol, arguing that it's not always the best solution and can lead to relapse.

00:01:18

Annoying States, Cultural Differences in Motherhood, and Harriet Tubman

The hosts discuss the most annoying state for a man to say he's from, with "Brooklyn" and "Boston" being the top contenders. They then explore cultural differences in how different communities view mothers, particularly the black community's reverence for mothers. The conversation shifts to the story of Harriet Tubman, highlighting her bravery and resilience in escaping slavery and helping others to freedom.

00:25:01

Running the LA Marathon, Harriet Tubman Controversy, and Fantasy Football Punishment

The hosts discuss the LA Marathon and how one of them thought about Harriet Tubman while running, comparing her journey to freedom with the marathon experience. The conversation then turns to the rumor that Donald Trump said Harriet Tubman wasn't attractive enough to be on the $20 bill. They debate the validity of the rumor and discuss the potential motivations behind it. The hosts then discuss a fantasy football league in their office and the punishment for the loser, which involved getting a spray tan.

00:43:59

Black Premieres vs. White Premieres, The Fancy Shop Chef, and Torsten's Arrival

The hosts discuss their experiences at movie premieres, comparing black premieres to white premieres. The conversation then shifts to a chef they've been following on social media who they believe is a "fancy shop" chef, meaning he doesn't actually cook the food he posts about. The conversation then revolves around the anticipation of Torsten's arrival, a chef charging a hefty fee for his services.

00:51:41

The Evolution of Comedy, Finding Your Passion, and Joe Rogan's Journey

The conversation then shifts to the evolution of comedy, highlighting the difference between pursuing comedy as a passion versus a means to fame. The conversation delves into Joe Rogan's career trajectory, emphasizing that his success wasn't driven by a desire for podcasting but rather a genuine passion for comedy and a desire to escape past trauma.

01:04:01

The Legacy of a Comedian, The Reality of Sobriety, and Finding Your True Self

The conversation explores the legacy of a comedian and the impact they have on their children. The conversation delves into the complexities of sobriety, challenging the notion that it's a simple solution to life's problems. The speakers emphasize the importance of self-reflection and finding your true self, regardless of external pressures or societal expectations.

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Q&A

• What are some of the new cities included in the 2025 Come-Together World Tour?

  The tour includes cities across the US, including Louisville, Philadelphia, and San Francisco, as well as cities in Europe, such as Dublin, Belfast, Glasgow, Manchester, and Cardiff Wales.

• What are the hosts' thoughts on quitting alcohol?

  The hosts believe that quitting alcohol isn't always the best solution and can lead to relapse. They advocate for moderation and believe that it's possible to live a fulfilling life while still enjoying alcohol.

• What is the most annoying state for a man to say he's from, according to the hosts?

  The hosts believe that "Brooklyn" and "Boston" are the most annoying states for a man to say he's from, as they often use these locations to project an image of toughness or coolness.

• What is the "fancy shop" chef's most outrageous demand?

  The "fancy shop" chef demands a private jet, a five-star hotel, ground transportation, and a full kitchen with all the latest cooking equipment. He also refuses to use paper plates or cook seafood.

• What are the challenges and rewards of pursuing a career in comedy?

  Pursuing comedy can be challenging due to the competitive nature of the industry and the constant need to refine your craft. However, the rewards include the ability to connect with audiences, make people laugh, and express yourself creatively.

• How has the landscape of comedy changed over the years?

  The rise of the internet and social media has significantly impacted the comedy industry, providing new platforms for performers to share their work and connect with audiences. However, it has also created a more competitive environment, with more individuals seeking to make a name for themselves.

• What is the importance of finding your true passion?

  Finding your true passion is essential for personal fulfillment and success. It provides a sense of purpose and motivation, driving you to excel in your chosen field and achieve your goals.

• What are some of the misconceptions about sobriety?

  Sobriety is often portrayed as a simple solution to life's problems, but it is a complex journey that requires commitment, support, and a willingness to confront past challenges. It is not a quick fix but rather a process of personal growth and transformation.

• How can we live more authentically?

  Living authentically involves being true to yourself and your values, regardless of external pressures or societal expectations. It requires self-reflection, honesty, and a willingness to embrace your unique qualities and pursue your passions.

Show Notes