
·S2 E38
Hitting the Brown Note w/ Johnny Health (RE-RELEASE)
Episode Transcript
What's up.
Speaker 2It's Eric Andre and this is Bombing, the podcast where I talked to comedians, artists, and other interesting people about the worst bombs of their careers.
On today's episode, we have John Famileetti from the band hell Jan and I talk about ass wiping, drugs, the time he came on the Eric Andre Show, more drugs, and a girl shooting her pants.
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Speaker 1Bombing, Balming with Eric Anddre.
Speaker 2I'm here with John Health from Health and I've known you for baby.
I'm just say fifteen years, yeah, something like that.
You do the Eric Andre Show I watched.
Speaker 3I remember my friends are like, dude, you got this guy?
Speaker 1Or Condre.
Speaker 3They showed me like this, like I hate from a comedy club, like very very.
Speaker 2Oh really whoa.
Speaker 3That was when Andrew and Kitao, like right before the start working with.
Speaker 2You, Yeah, Duke and all those guys say yeah, yeah, jen One.
Speaker 3It's all fun.
We were on the first the pilot episode of Eric Andre.
It was never aired, but we were on it.
Speaker 2Oh yeah, I'm almost none of that aired, and all my friends that were on it were mad at me.
Speaker 3They caught up that little pieces for that one super super crazy episode you guys did with like a million clips.
Speaker 2A little bit.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I have a tale about you that is fucking hilarious Okay, and it's not bombing.
Speaker 1It is outrageous.
Speaker 3Okay.
Speaker 4Can I kick off with it?
Your bombing sory?
Speaker 3No hit it, no hit it, hit it.
Speaker 4It's fucking crazy, man.
It's what I associate you with the most.
Speaker 3Okay, do you want it?
Speaker 2Yeah?
Speaker 3I want it?
Speaker 2Can you handle it?
Speaker 3I can handle it?
Speaker 2Okay.
You were living with somebody else in the band at this time?
Were you living with another band?
Speaker 3I've lived with both of the band members at different times.
Who I love with Jake and I also love a beach separately.
Speaker 2I think it was I think he was living with Jake.
So you live with Jake and you ran out of you guys, you ran out of toilet paper.
You know the story.
He ran out of toilet paper, and Jake's like, no, I bought toilet paper last twenty times.
I'm not buying it again.
I'm not buying it.
It's John's turned Toliver and then he like was sneaking toilet paper in because he was indignant that you had to chip into the toilet paper, you know, like total roommate ship.
Yeah, and he was sneaking in a roll timom and you go, ah, ship, and you were cooking.
You're in the kitchen cooking food and you're, oh, dude, toilet paper nice, they needed that, and you grabbed it and you wiped your ass and you wiped like.
Speaker 4Four weeks of ship out of your ass.
Speaker 2You were like, thangs, dude, I needed and then like god knows what you did with it, like chucked it into the garbage get or something like that.
I'm like, what in the fucking guantanamobey is that?
Speaker 3Yeah, so let's.
Speaker 4Let's let's hear your side of the story.
Speaker 3Said that is true.
I don't I would say four weeks, but that is true.
That's a true story.
Speaker 2You want your ass in the kitchen?
Speaker 1I did.
Speaker 3I did well?
I really, I mean it was on you know, it's like to unwipe your do have an a wipe ass?
You know double white?
Do you just buy toilet paper and wipe your ass at the back That time was the lean times.
Then you know, can't be that lead, Get be that lead.
Speaker 4That's like that's like third world, like pop a New Guinea like lead and that's like like.
Speaker 3Our third roommate.
He was like you, Johnny know quietly, you're the most discussing person I've ever met.
Speaker 4So you were like a fill said that.
Speaker 3No, I'm not a dirty person.
Speaker 2No, he said, no, wipe not wiping your ass for weeks and then only wiping your ass because you know, somebody.
Speaker 3I don't think it was weeks, satur days, let's days, maybe a day.
Speaker 4But also, how are you wiping your ass without toilet paper?
Speaker 2How are you wiping your ass?
Speaker 3You know, it's a long time ago.
We have all the evidence, you know, Like, I don't know.
Speaker 2This.
Speaker 3I wasn't I guess I just wasn't wiping.
You know, man, my apartment just.
Speaker 2Not wipe and you were just walking around town.
Speaker 3Maybe it's like you know, you likes you started like clean completion.
No, it's a perfect ship.
Speaker 2I guarantee you.
Speaker 3But it exists as a concept, but.
Speaker 2You were not you were not exercising the concept.
Speaker 3No, No, hey, you know it was a long time ago.
It times different.
I mean my ass is wipe right now, by the.
Speaker 4Way, I don't even know if that's true.
Speaker 2Yeah, do you buy toilet paper now?
Speaker 3Costco by the bulk.
I never run out, Oh no, now you're wiping.
I've all, yeah, I'm a wiper.
You know, it's actually funny.
I didn't.
Speaker 2This is I never looked at you the same again after I heard that's okay here, and I kept it inside.
I didn't even tell you.
Speaker 3Another weird wrinkle, like like I never wiped my ass sitting down until I was like twenty two or something.
What did you You stood up and wiped it so much better if you're sitting down?
Speaker 1Why?
Speaker 4I never curd to me, why did you stand up?
Speaker 3I just thought that's what you did.
Speaker 2You would ship then stand ass and then drop it in the toilet.
Yeah, why naturally?
Speaker 3Naturally that's how I developed it.
Speaker 1I didn't.
Speaker 3I didn't realize it was actually guys in the band they're like, you wipe yours like you know, it's much better if you sit down, And I was like really, you know, I'm like, whoa, this is way better, so much cleaner.
So I think at that time I was only a stand up wiper.
Speaker 4Did your parents potty train you to stand and wipe?
Speaker 2Well?
You know, where did it come from?
You know?
Speaker 3I don't know because I remember being a kid.
You know your your parents will literally wipe your ass, you know your yeah, yeah, your kid.
But you yelled here you dinner, You yell like I need something to come and wipe your ass.
Speaker 2And then you're like sixteen, no, no on.
Speaker 3Is sorry, but you start doing yourself.
And he was just I always stood up?
Whe did you always wipe sitting down?
Yes, okay, that's good.
It's good for you obviously, and you went this is another question.
We found this out to see back then we found a half half the band wiped back to front, back to the front.
We discussed, I know, but they did it.
We didn't believe them.
They will do they do.
Speaker 2But why the ball?
Speaker 3That's also yes, I know, but they said, hey, it doesn't matter if you have a pussy.
But still it's still towards your ball.
It's still less proper.
Speaker 2It might be less of a risk than of but like you're you're bringing ship towards the back of your ball.
Speaker 3I just wiped standing up because that's how I thought you did it, you know, but anyway, I don't.
Speaker 2Well you barely.
You didn't wipe for weeks.
Speaker 4That's animals like a very limited time.
Speaker 3It was a whild that was the two thousands.
Different time.
You know, we don't know what we didn't know really different time.
You know, I'm not I always just walking around a nasty ass.
Speaker 2I thought like for years you were walking that was just that was a ship.
Speaker 3That was just like one off, one isolated incident of a nasty It's.
Speaker 2Yeah, I'm not.
Speaker 3Come on, I got more sense.
We all want to be itchy all the time.
Speaker 5It.
Speaker 3Yeah, if you had ship on your asses.
Speaker 1I thought you had.
Speaker 2I thought you were like a ship ass kind of guy, Like you had tons of ship in your ass for life.
Speaker 3That'd be so noticeable.
Dude, you just never wiped your ass.
Speaker 2It would smell.
Yeah, it'd be odorous.
Speaker 3You don't smell great.
Speaker 2No, I mean I'm not.
I don't want my nose in your pants.
Yeah.
Speaker 3Fact, if if we were a doggy style or something, yeah doggies.
Yeah, yeah, that's real though.
It actually back in clean completion.
I know a friend, so he did this vegan girl and she's like, she's like, she's like, I don't want my ass.
I do clean completion.
And he's like, what's that.
She's like, well, she's like, if you have a proper diet.
You have a perfect shit clean completion, which I've had before.
Speaker 2You drive vegan is a proper diet, and I don't think that.
I don't think that's true.
Speaker 3Well, you get sick and I have diarrhect But let's say you have a perfect ship because it's happened, you know, you fly it and there's literally nothing there once in a blue moon, you know, So she did.
Speaker 2That wipe every time.
I wouldn't even know.
Speaker 3You wouldn't even Well, don't you look at it?
What if you don't, there's just no look what do you want to stop?
Speaker 2When I was a little kid, maybe maybe.
Speaker 3Okay, you don't look at it when you wow?
Never do you just trust yourself?
Like three you.
Speaker 2Might Well, I have a total toilet.
Speaker 3Oh yes, I like those are wonderful.
Speaker 2I got the whole thing.
Speaker 4I got the fucking the Japanese squirter.
Speaker 3It was amazing.
Speaker 2Then I do a wet wipe.
Then I do a wipe.
Speaker 3It is ridiculous.
Speaker 4And in the shower, I have the hand shower and shower the assle.
Speaker 3This is ridiculous.
Speaker 2I have one of the cleanest assholes in show business.
Speaker 3It's absurd.
Speaker 2It's like me and you on the assholes red room.
On the hygiene, I have a dat but whole hygiene, but I.
Speaker 3Don't use it though.
I prefer to go dry.
Speaker 2Why.
Speaker 1I don't know.
Speaker 3It's mortal, earthy.
It's just like I don't know, like it's just it's barns were there, Like, yes, I don't have this pomp and circumstance.
I got to wash my hands now.
Speaker 4So you don't wash your hands out, saying I shook your hand on the way.
Speaker 3Yeah, I wash my hands.
I'm a normal person, but just like you know, I.
Speaker 4Don't think you are.
I don't have a fun far from normal.
Speaker 3I got the laptop here, You're like, wipe my hand?
Speaker 2Come on, will you wipe your hands on?
Speaker 1What?
Speaker 2Tell?
But no, you're very You're not cleanly.
Speaker 3I'm not no, no, no, I'm clean a lot.
Speaker 2Do you wash your hands out?
Do you take a poop?
Poop?
Yes, a peep?
Speaker 3Not really?
Speaker 2Do you wash your hands before you eat?
Speaker 3Sometimes?
Speaker 2Yes?
Speaker 3Sometimes you know what you're.
Speaker 2You probably never get sick constantly.
I have a hand sanitizer on me.
I would think you're gonna use it right now.
I'm thinking about it.
Speaker 3It's ridiculous, that's bad.
That's a bad way to live.
Speaker 2No, you know what.
Speaker 3Here's the thing, though, I'll do this.
Speaker 2I started doing this all the time.
I stopped getting sick all the time.
Speaker 3Oh okay, well I don't get sick.
Speaker 2Yeah, because you have so many germs in you, you're like a fortress.
Okay, tell me some bombing stories.
Speaker 3Oh man, So okay we did this is just and I'm sure you've done.
Do you ever do something you get hard for these corporate gigs?
Speaker 1Yeah?
Speaker 2Yeah, I've definitely done gigs where I'm like, I'm not supposed to be here.
Speaker 3Yeah, we did.
It was for Spotify Germany.
It's probably Spotify.
No its boat.
It was a boat, no bows and Spotify private party, right, And they weren't allowed to be in there, so they kept us in this.
Speaker 2Like shed who wasn't allowed to be in there?
Speaker 3We they didn't want us in the party except for the performance, so.
Speaker 2They just so we like, yeah, we didn't couch.
Speaker 3Well, they had to set up our gear and like rush us out, like got four guests.
Speaker 2She was like come on, I get over here, good fear.
Speaker 3And then they had to sit back and we sat there for like three hours in this tiny room They're like okay, go go gole.
So they get there and we go and like the room was so tiny.
It was like this and it's like low ceilings and it was like all white people like in suits and they were like forty feet from the stage in this room just all open and it was so crowded.
We like I played in behind a pillar and we just played the set of like you know sound at the time.
It was just all this noise and like trying our best to it is just horrified and I'm like, I'm like, what asshole looked us?
Speaker 2Yeah?
Why did you have us?
Speaker 3And the second were done, they just rushed us out and it was bizarre and they immediately put us on a bus and got us off off the promises.
Yeah, this weird, like mansion all the ship like that, And I'm like, like what intern got fired for that?
Yeah, there's nothing that deep about the story.
Speaker 2It's just it's weird.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Yeah, well get the page.
I can get the funk out of there.
Speaker 3Yeah.
Speaker 2It was a band split payment four ways.
I never understand how it bendes.
Speaker 3Was only three guys now, but yeah three do.
Speaker 2You split it evenly?
Speaker 1Yeah?
Speaker 4Tour does it have to be like that or a the beam fights.
Speaker 3No, I doesn't have to.
We just didn't ever work it from the beginning.
We didn't plan on doing it, so we didn't like work out.
But it's not on tour, it's like all this it's the same work for everyone.
We played Lallapalooza in the rain and uh and this is this is what was numberable because it was it was it was we had to open the day with the first bend of the day and it was raining, so there was like hardly anyone there and we were trying our best to go and and what happened was it was so wet.
I was trying to rock out.
My right foot hit this like puddle water and then I just slid going.
I kept going.
I couldn't stop.
I couldn't stop, and Jake was singing and he turned to me and out of nowhere, I was doing the splits like screaming, and he thought his head that I was just like possessed by the moment though I was like, you were like rocking like fucking James Brown or something like.
He said, laughings are hard.
He couldn't sick.
I like tore my girls.
Speaker 4It's terrible but you thought you were like over and you were like an.
Speaker 3Aggay, Yeah, it's funny.
Bomb Bomby stories aren't that long?
Speaker 2Gotta be lock whatever, that's funny.
Speaker 3Uh oh actually.
Speaker 2I thought you got like electrocuted on stage or something.
No, is that the worst injury you've had on stage?
How did you play the rest of the show?
Oh?
I just I was just like, you know, yeah, yeah, adrenalin.
Speaker 3Yeah, you're because you're in show mode, like you know, like everyone's like, oh, would you shoot your pants a stage?
Like no, like you immediately lock in like it.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 3The adrenaline, the show mode.
Speaker 2Adrenaline protects you from the pain that you're gonna This isn't really afterwards you feel pain.
Oh, totally, you feel pain.
I had a fucking I just played Alaska.
Speaker 3I don't want to in the winter.
Speaker 1No.
Speaker 2I played in like June or July, and like what was it ampler like a sp Like I jumped onto my desk, it broke in half and the sampler went because in the first ten seconds of the show, like the very first thing I did, and.
Speaker 3Like is that on video?
Speaker 2Probably?
Yeah, And it just like the whole thing clocked me in the temple and it was so painful, and it was like the very first five seconds of the show, so the whole show I had like a Fred Flintstone lump and a massive headache.
But it wasn't that bad.
I knew it was gonna hurt way worse, like an hour after the show when the adrenaline wears off.
But even with the adrenaline, it was.
It was fucking agony.
And I'm so mad at my tour manager because I was like, we just needed it for sound check, and I was like, please don't forget to take that sampler off the fucking I know it's gonna catapult, and.
Speaker 3Oh you're the table was supposed to break.
Speaker 2The table was supposed to break.
Gig table.
Yeah, the table was supposed to be the death, just supposed to break, but the sampler was supposed to not be there.
At that time.
I was just doing like a tech check sout, yeah yeah, and uh uh fuck man, it was so pain.
Speaker 3I'm sure you already probably didn't oother podcast because you do all the crowd ship we're running around, so I never just fucking just go terribly.
This doesn't work all the time.
Speaker 2One time I jumped off stage and this kid went no, and like his finger fully went into my eyeball like in like yeah, like my eyeball squished back into my brain because his finger like broke my fall.
Oh it was rough.
Speaker 1That was rough.
Speaker 2That was That was another like very beginning of this day.
It was like like back in the blades, but it's so painful.
Speaker 3Well, that was at FYF.
I remember it was Tim and Eric and uh where him went over the thing the barrier to like CrowdSurf and he just took out this girl.
Speaker 2Oh no, oh no, yeah, he's a big Yeah.
I was like I started the last tour I did last year.
I was like, I'm forty, I can steal CrowdSurf.
We were playing at the Lodge Room.
Yeah, and I jumped off stage and the crowd just went and boom, and I just like I thought I broke a rib the whole year now, I like landed on my shoulder, my side and like right on that like concrete floor, and I was like, like it hurt to breathe.
I was like, fuck if I broke and we just it wasn't even the beginning of tour.
It was like these two little guinea pig shows like experiment like test dry runs basically like dress rehearsals.
And I was like, if I broke my rib before we even start and we're already selling.
Speaker 3Tickets, could you do the tour the broken rabber?
Speaker 2Now?
Not?
Well, not really because because there's so much physical stuff.
And then uh, I had a Vancouver show where I crowdsurfed and this kid underneath me put all four fingers at my ass.
Speaker 3Another kid, wait, wait, wait, okay, logistical issue, how did he get there?
Speaker 1Well?
Speaker 2Through my pants?
Speaker 3Like what you were like, what kind of pants are wearing?
Speaker 2I'm wearing a tuxedo, So how did he gets past that?
No, he wasn't like, it wasn't like actually in my ass.
It was like through the pants, like if you just went like this to me right now.
So it was like four look, but he was cramming them to like he was touching my ass off.
Speaker 3That's like a super condom one.
Speaker 2Then another kid, a middlesecond latter, grabbed my dicken balls as hard as he could.
Then another kid gave me a wet willie.
This is all within ten seconds.
Another kid give me what willie?
Another kid grabbed I was throwing hot dogs out in the crowd.
Grabbed a dirty hot dog off the ground and crammed it into my own mouth, and another kids was strangling me with my bow tie.
There's five kids like fucking just like attacking it.
And then and then the and then the crowd was like, oh, I get it.
And they started drawing and quartering my nimbs in different directions.
So I just started doing like street karates, like every ass class bit of adrenalistic.
Then I got to the floor.
This kid kept getting willie and I went boom and I punched him in the stuff and he loved it.
Speaker 1He was like.
Speaker 2Yeah, and he just ran and I ran back to the stage and I was like, I'll never crowd so over again.
It was.
Speaker 1That.
Speaker 2No, that was like eight years ago.
Let's say Season four tour.
This's a long time ago.
Speaker 3I'm let down.
I thought someone got four fingers in your asshole somehow.
Speaker 2No, it was like through the pants I crammed in between the crack of my hand.
But it was it was not pleasant, Yeah, definitely, it was not pleasant.
Speaker 1With a recondre.
With a recdre, I'll.
Speaker 3Go to my notes here.
Okay, yeah, this is not a show one, but this is a personal bomb yes, do you remember this thing called those hocie mail what this is?
And it's kind of devalue now with the chechie But there's a thing called who chi mail.
Speaker 2I hope it's still on my huccie mail.
Speaker 3It would make you an erotic story and you'd give it details, but it's AI.
No, it's not, this is pre AI.
This is like I don't know, I don't know twenty ten, twenty twelve, I don't.
Speaker 2Know who Gmail.
But it was computer generated story.
Speaker 3It was like I think they had like this mad lib set up and they would plug your these details in but it woud get really good.
It would ask all these personal details, so the person reading would be like, oh my god.
Speaker 1Wow.
Speaker 3So it was so funny to me.
Speaker 2So it was mad lib erotic fiction.
Speaker 3Yeah, but it was really well done, like like who email who Gmail?
Like check it out.
I hope it's still up there.
But it's it's like it was, you know, super like storytelling and super erotic.
So I put my two buds in there and it put a story and I put all these details out there about their life and you know, their their their apartment and all the shit that would really would really ring and I was laughing so hard.
I was like, oh my god.
It was really explicit, like comment on the face and it was crazy.
So then I so then I think I posted I said it to him or something.
I forget where I put it.
And the response I thought, they think it was really funny, and it was just like this like radio silence, and it was like a week and like everyone was like my two buds.
Speaker 2His friends.
Speaker 3He's just friends.
Speaker 2Yeah, but like like co workers out of like.
Speaker 3Your circulated it.
They were so okay.
Basically what happened is totally tanked.
I thought the thing was funny.
They didn't talking for a week.
They're so disturbed.
They sent it all these people like, hey, something wrong with John.
I think he's really fucked up.
He like took the time to write this incredibly detailed, erotic story about us.
It's really explicit and it's like ten pages long.
And then all every red and everyone was talking about it, and then like people have like, hey, man, are you okay?
Are you okay?
Something wrong?
Speaker 4He's like, but you didn't set up that it was hoocie mail you just like.
Speaker 3My guys, I've been working on the story.
Check it out.
Speaker 2But we coworkers.
How did you know them?
No, I mean they're just riding my buds.
Yeah, you were like having a mental.
Speaker 3Yeah, I lost and I'm like spending my time like late because it's really it's really well done and it's it's very it's really erotic in the pool email.
Yeah, and it just keeps going and they bang like four times.
You should hoplish it, still mind, you should try with your friends.
That was you.
Speaker 2You, but your friends all were like inspiring against you, Like no, it's seriously concerned.
Speaker 3It was like everyone was weird to me.
I remember going to party and everyone's really acting weird.
I'm going on, Yeah, I was like this is pretty prey those days.
But yeah, I was basically like socially canceled because every thought I fucking lost my mind.
And it was like spending like like a year writing this fucking crazy novel about them banging each other and and I know all these and I know all these details, so it's like I like include the tattoos, the guy, I'm like job, the car, and so it's like it's it's really it's really amazing.
Speaker 4But you did you know, We're like, hey, this is ucci mao.
You just are like, hey wrote it, wouldn't you be impressed?
Speaker 2I totally get it.
I totally get it.
Speaker 3It didn't work out.
Didn't work out, that's fun.
I was still online.
I should try it.
Speaker 2I guess you got to.
Speaker 3I don't think chat will do as good as a job.
Speaker 2As Maybe send it to us and then we'll have like the serie voice read it read read excerpts.
Speaker 6Brian moved his tongue slowly down the length of Remy's shaft, from the dense hair at its base the slit in the head of his penis.
Remy's breathing began to quicken.
Oh God, but feels so good, he moaned, running his strong hands through Brian's blonde hair.
Brian loved the feeling of his mouth on Remy's cock.
It gave him an incredible sense of power and control, but for the right reasons, it connected him with Remy's manhood.
Oh, Remy moaned, Oh yeah, God, that feels good.
Remy didn't disagree.
It was an incredible sensation feeling his cock go from the warmth of Remy's ass when he was deep within him, to the cool of the water lapping his balls when he pulled out each stroke was better than the last.
Speaker 2Warm cool, Warm cool.
Speaker 6Brian knew he was getting close.
Their breathing became ragged and their moans loud.
Come on, come with me, Remmy urged him.
Give it to me, deep in me, as deep as you can.
Brian's strokes got faster and more urgent.
He was practically lifting himself out of the water, now pounding himself against Remy.
He felt Remy grip his rigid cock with his muscle ring and knew he couldn't hold out any longer.
Yes, Remy screamed as his second orgasm hit.
Then come spurted out onto his abs, and with a loud groan, Brian exploded, shooting wave after wave of come deep into Remmy.
They grasped each other tightly, one in the water, the other the pool's edge.
As their orgasms subsided, they smiled, hugged each other, and then slipped into the pool.
Speaker 1With Ericdre with Adre.
Speaker 3We opened for Dim Nails And that was basically like a tour straight of bombing every night.
Speaker 2Oh you toured with them?
Speaker 3Yeah, this is off the first album and in the hockey arenas.
Speaker 4Oh fuck it, like that is stress and like we never played arena before once.
Speaker 2The first couple of shows don't go.
Speaker 3Well, You're like, uh oh dude, it's like that because we knew like this isn't gonna go and made to play the smell like this isn't gonna work in hockey arena, like are we doing?
And then and also you know that the comedy you think it's an arena.
It's like, oh, it's so big.
No, don't you can't hear someone.
Speaker 2Cool that they took you along on your first album?
Speaker 3Tight, It makes no sense looking back.
Speaker 2No, that day, I mean has a good taste.
Speaker 3Yeah, it's just a wacky call.
But yeah, I remember, like.
Speaker 2I mean, Prince opened up for the Rolling Stones and he got bottles throwing.
Speaker 3My girlfriend's dad saw that show way everyone's booing prins Yeah, yeah, yeah good.
Speaker 4And later it's like it was Prince.
Yeah, people were throwing glass bottles.
Speaker 3They get back.
I got hit with the bagel actually that the Atlantic City stop.
I got hit and I said, what the fuck is that?
I got hit again?
I was like yeah, and I'm like, what the fuck was every there was like huge ass bagel and I'm like, oh, there's a bagel stand right there?
Speaker 4Did they like, give you any like words of encouragement.
Speaker 3No, no, I got to say the real stand up guys.
The second we got there, Trent was like, hey, guys, really happened to have you here.
If anyone is a dick to you, I'll fire them.
And then uh.
And then after like show two, he's like, I've noticed it's not going so well.
I'm gonna let you guys use my huge video wall, which is like millions of dollars video wall.
And he's like, what if we put like infrared cameras on you guys and we could show the stuff of the wall and yeah, and once we did something to see because.
Speaker 2We were yeah, you know, so he was like supportive and the sweet and yeah yeah.
Speaker 3But you know you think in this huge arena you can't hear someone how call you.
You can hear it and you can see.
It'd be like if you got blowed this pink motherfucker and you'd be like, oh, it's that guy there in the NASCAR.
Speaker 4Had was like this, if you got this pink motherfucker is crazy.
Speaker 3He held the two birds up.
Speaker 2Okay, here is he train?
Speaker 3Fuck Rasnert we're in the Florida.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 3Yeah, the secondary market tour.
Speaker 2Yeah, yeah, fuck man, that's tough.
How many shows were that was that?
Speaker 3It was like six or eight or something like that.
Yeah, but I guess the Atlantics anyone, which actually went the best because it was a smaller one of the House of Blues because they did a special venue show.
But that's why I got hit with the bagels, which is fine.
The bagels are just start kind of disorienting.
Speaker 2That's tough.
Did you remain friends with.
Speaker 3We did a song with him twenty one.
Speaker 2Really nice.
Speaker 3He's a nice guy, very nice guy.
But that was hilarious.
We went from playing the smell and like a basements and ship to like to opening like hot.
Speaker 2That's pretty.
That's pretty drastic.
Speaker 3But we have the moment, you know, the second we played the first song, like, ah, this is why you don't write music like this.
It's like David Byrne book, you know, the one where I was like, the music is written for where it's gonna be heard, you know, like he's like, he's a foreigner, played arenas, so they need mid tempo songs with clear vocals, and and he's like punk bands played could play fast because they.
Speaker 2Were in the small you know, ball so interesting.
Speaker 3You really saw like the arena, the the right, the band that would right.
You know, we killed it at the smell, but we cannot right.
Speaker 6You know.
Speaker 2When I first I did this movie, it was like a hitting camera prank movie called Bad Trip.
Speaker 4And it's narrative, right.
Speaker 2So I'm trying to, like originally edit it as fast as the Eric Andre Show, which is like the fastest editing ever.
And Jeff Tremaine, who was our like Papa Bear producer on it, who co created Jackass, directed all the Jacko's movies.
He goes, I'm telling you, guys, to meanky Tao.
He goes, I'm telling you, you can't edit this as fast as it can't be the same pace as Eric Andriy.
Speaker 3She couldn't take it for two hours or whatever.
Speaker 2Well, he goes, Physically, the movie is on a big screen.
Your eye is taking in a bunch of information on a big screen in a dark room.
It's not watching dumb little clips on your iPhone or TV at home.
He goes, your eye physically can't keep up with the pace of your show, which is exceptionally fast.
He goes, I'm telling you, a movie has to be has to move at a slower pace, and the audience has taken narrative information just like foreigner lyrics, you know what I mean.
Like, and I was like, ah, man, fuck that, I'm punk rock.
Like I wasn't listening to He goes, I'm pump rock too.
I invented Jackass.
I'm telling you.
When we went from Jackass the TV show to the Jackass movies, I had to learn this lesson myself.
I'm not trying to control you.
I'm telling you it's an actual fact.
It's a medium principle of you getting raped by a rilla.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Yeah, So he was like but he was basically the David Byrne of comedy.
I didn't know you open up for a nice stuff.
So so he was cool and he was supportive.
That's great.
I love hearing.
Speaker 3I can't say enough good things about the guy.
Speaker 2I've only heard good things about the guys.
I think he's been through it all.
And he went to Helen back and yeah, and.
Speaker 3He's also you know, extremely as you expected, extremely professional focused, you know, like yeah professional, also like you know, we we played with them in Hell Fast, we got to do the song we did together, and like he's going So he's doing it, like performing at like a hundred per hundred ten percent the whole set where we were watching side tag like holy ship, Yeah, yeah, nothing anything.
Speaker 2He's a star.
Speaker 3It's amazing.
Speaker 2He's pretty fucking Yeah.
Speaker 3There's the reason he is.
Speaker 2You know, he's a special guy.
He's a he's a fucking Oscar Award winning He's a genius.
He's a fucking musical genius.
Speaker 1And to make.
Speaker 2Industrial music popular is like impossible.
Like I used to listen to like cam FDM, Like that's for nobody, Like nobody, nobody listens to that ship, you know what I mean, Like like I do, me and you do.
But like the fact that somebody unearthed all you know, remember a Leah the R and B singer the late rmbs, she loved uh nine in Nails and somebody somebody made a super cut of her and interviews just being like, and my favorite band of all time Nine inch Nails.
Trent Razner is a genius.
Nine inch Nails.
That's the best band out right now.
So like the fact that that guy was able to make in dust st real music popular, it's crazy speaks to his prowess songwriting, nineties a wild time anything else what other bombs.
Speaker 3All right, let me look up.
I wrote down some other bombs.
You always bring up, Like I heard like two seconds of two episodes.
You're like, what's the most wasted you want?
Speaker 1Oh?
Speaker 2Yeah, what's the most wasted?
Speaker 1You were on stage?
Speaker 3I am too responsible?
I like, you know, because you're wast You were wasted on my show?
Yes, I was, But but you guys gave you guys gave do that on purpose.
You give the like open bar on the backstage.
Speaker 4It was like eight bombs, but we don't put a gun in your head and say fit pol come on.
Speaker 3Yeah right, that's like a fucking booby trap on purpose.
Speaker 2All I'm commenting on is the fact you're like, I'm professional, I only have I wouldn't be.
No, No, I don't.
Speaker 3I only I've been.
However, like you alway talking about like psychedelics, like I would love more than anything to play a show on some screams or LSD have you.
No, I just had a recurtagey for the other guys because they don' wouldn't understand they're not into that stuff.
They'd be really pissed at me.
Speaker 4I don't think I would the most wastes that you've been on stage.
Speaker 3I don't know, just a lot.
Just he's drinking.
It's not that big a deal.
Speaker 4I think, like a Primavera's like that's like the common you know, like you're not so RUDSTI no.
Speaker 3Sometimes sober sometimes, but like it's not like a big deal.
But like uh but like Primavera, I did, like I remember we were we were this uh the second premam Era.
It was a preview.
It is like the most best vestals.
Speaker 2The almost got to play it this year or something happened.
Oh yeah whatever.
Speaker 3Well you know the Spanish like they wake up six pm, they live at home till they're like thirty five.
Yeah, and they party all night.
Speaker 1They got to figure it out.
Speaker 3So it's just it's insane there.
So like the vibe there.
Uh so like right before we went on that like the guy comes by and he's got all the stuff.
So I did, like I did like fucking a gorilla finger, like a fucking screamer, and then right went on and then.
Speaker 2I was like a gorilla fingers like well returns.
Speaker 3But like you know, it's like when you do like a line of coke that's so big, a scream that's a screamer, you know, you're like a you know, and those you're like like but or they call or they call it a gorilla.
It looks like it looks like a gorilla finger, you.
Speaker 2Know what I mean, Like it's so big, my god.
Speaker 3So I did I did that and we went on.
It was like then we went on stage like three Am.
We got to close the stage, like that's the Primo song, like the sot they give you if you're like, if they really love you, you get to play three Am on that stage, crazy and losing it and the first song because all this ship sounds like fun.
It was like feeding back and Jake was fucking furious to kick the ship over and I was like I'm gonna.
I was like yeah, and I was like going on later, Jake was really pissing.
He's like, you could have died on stage, man.
I'm like I would be yea, what.
Speaker 2Do you do too much coke?
You just bear and bear it down so you can.
Speaker 3Well, we're playing the show.
Once I said you lock in, You're in the show.
Speaker 2Locked in the show.
Speaker 3It was a great show.
Speaker 2Show the show.
Speaker 3The show is magical.
It was like I was young at the time.
Now I was on love with my girlfriend.
Like the second we got off stage, I took all the molly at once, and then I ran out.
Speaker 2You're trying to get your heart to pup and then and.
Speaker 3Then I ran out, and then all the kids was like five in the morning.
They got around me.
I was my girlfriend and they started worshed.
Speaker 2They all worked out, and I was like, oh, yeah, you're like a golden guy.
It was magical, like a bomb that sounds like that.
Speaker 3It was one of the best that yeah, and then and then kept going and it was just me hearing the sound man that it was like eighty am we're rocking this.
I'm like a war off.
It's like, oh no, no, oh god.
Speaker 6You know.
Speaker 3That was terrible at that point, but it was great.
It was worth it.
It was great.
Speaker 2When he did drugs, he doesn't yea, he had two heart attacks when he's twenty nine years old.
Sober ever since.
He's a chef, but I mean I.
Speaker 3Do I didn't follow his recipe on mine.
Speaker 2He's a great She's an incredible chef.
He's very talented man.
But I asked him what when he did drugs, what was it like?
He goes, I forget what he called the gorilla finger reminded me of it.
I think he called it a.
Speaker 4Third rail, and I go, well, gatertail.
It was a gator taniel.
I'll tell you what.
Speaker 2When I think a third railer, he would do ketamine, meth and coke all in one giant line at work while he was cooking.
What he said, he would drink a big gulp of vodka and then do a thirdd rail.
What it's horrible.
Speaker 3How did you eat food after that?
Speaker 1He doesn't eat.
Speaker 2He was like cooking and he was crazy.
He did sample them like you know, I don't know.
He was like a fucking wild maniac back in the day.
You know what I mean.
Speaker 3He's third rail.
Speaker 2Yeah, he's like working at very stressful kitchens and working like nineteen hour shifts.
Speaker 4So he's just like, hey, every drug ever, no problem.
Speaker 3That's a new one.
Speaker 1Third rail.
Speaker 2What's a gatortail?
Speaker 3Gatortail?
Same thing?
A grailler fingers a really big line.
I think xanax mixed with coke is zombie dust.
Speaker 2Okay, I know, mushrooms and Molly's hippie flip yeap, then candy flip yeah, drinking Robotestin's robot tripping.
Speaker 3Yeah, dude, you ever did you ever do that?
Speaker 2Shit?
Speaker 3It as a kid, like Corseton, you eat the pills.
What's Corse, It's like it was easier way to row trips.
It's so hard to drink robotestin.
Speaker 2Oh yeah, no, I'm from Florida.
The kids would chug the robot So I never did it.
I never did it.
Speaker 3Well, so corseedon you could take up.
It's super easy.
You just eat like forty pills at once.
Wrong, so crazy.
No I never did again, Like, no, that's scary.
It slows down time.
Speaker 2So my friend did it and he goes.
I felt like my brain was boiling and I went to the ninth Circle of Hell and there're like best friends that I.
Speaker 1Was just like, no thanks.
Speaker 3We watched Sounds and Lambs and it felt like it took like eight hours.
And remember we put on a song and I knew the song was four minutes.
I remember just looking at the clock.
Speaker 1She's like, jeez, so.
Speaker 2Never get one time I ate weed with eight nugs.
I was like in tenth grade with peanut butter.
I just like scooped the nuts.
And this is before weed's legal.
Yea, yeah, there's no dispensaries.
There's no weed gummies.
This is back in the day.
I'm talking.
This is the nineties.
I'm like fifteen, and I had this cough left over from colds.
I was like, I want to get stoned, but I don't want to smoke it.
My friend's like, I think you can eat it with peanut butter.
So I ate an entire It's probably the most high I've ever been.
You just eat a straight apparently, I think it a cook it or something.
No, he goes to my veran goes the peanut butter extracts the THC in your stomach.
Oh, my friend who's like was sixteen and equally ding.
Speaker 3We had the internet, though kids knew this shit it was.
Speaker 2It wasn't pre internet, but the Internet wasn't a part of life yet.
There was definitely no smartphones.
I had no cell phone at the time.
Speaker 3Way better.
Speaker 2It was like I had a beeper and like the only computer was in your mom's like room, you know what I mean, Like and you had to kick your mom off the phone to use the Yeah, So it was like those days.
So I scooped peanut butter on a knife, on a butter knife and just packed nugs of weed and like just ate like weed at like peanut butter, like and an hour goes by and I was like, man, that was a total failed didn't work.
And I started playing bass in my friends fucking crazy house and then like I was tripping balls.
I was like the most high and fucked up I've ever been in my entire life.
I don't know what that's called, but I've smoked uh cloud nine, like we dipped in bombing fluid and PCP and I was less high then than when I just hate by itself?
Speaker 3What is the what is the PCP high?
Speaker 2I was just it's kissing.
It's kind of me.
Speaker 3Oh really, well, hey I'm learning.
Speaker 1Man.
Speaker 3You had a the fucking Flat Earth book in your waiting room.
Speaker 2Oh really yeah, I don't know what's out there.
Speaker 3Yeah, it was whacky.
I went to I went to the fucking Index of Bibliography.
It was all YouTube links.
Speaker 2It's like it's like a North Korean prison out there.
I don't know what's going on there.
Speaker 3Oh I found out I'm North Korean actually recently.
Speaker 2Oh yeah, well there it was one country.
Speaker 3Yeah yeah, you know, but it's my whole life, my mom.
I even asked him I'm like, well, I'm not, We're like South Korea.
Speaker 1It's the guy.
Speaker 3We're good And then uh, they came out later if my mom just never told me.
Speaker 2I went to the DMZ.
Wait really, I went to the DMZ and looked at North Korea through binoculars.
And that's as close as what is it like when I won't go I won't do you?
They have they have a fake city that's like a facade because they noticed that people were watching, tours were watching, so they built this like really makes sure like.
Speaker 3Village or whatever.
Speaker 2Yeah, and it's like totally like two D city and the rest of it looks like pure misery, pure pure fucking hell.
But there is North Korean cuisine that I tried to get.
There's like one isn't that much different, But there's this one stew that this woman in South Korea told me to get and I failed it.
Speaker 3Wait Dan Sung saw in La.
That's North Korean?
Speaker 6Is it?
Speaker 3Yeah, well it's supposed to be.
It's like a Korean's a bunker theme restaurant, and I mean, it's the same fucking food.
But oh uh huh, yeah, that's why they all Wait camera, there's a big picture of Kim Jung ill in there really, Yeah, it's on the wall.
Speaker 2It's pretty controversial, is it in Korea town?
Speaker 1Yeah?
Speaker 2Okay, well that's that's like having a Fidel Castro picture at a Cuban restaurant.
Speaker 3Yeah, it's actually funny.
It's like when you go to a Russia It's like they have guys dressed up as like uh solid and putin like you can't do that in Germany.
There's not like take a photo Hitler.
You know, it's like fucking funny.
So I don't know who else who doesn't they do it?
Speaker 2I mean George watching It own more slaves than anybody.
He was the richest man in America at the time.
He owned more slaves.
His teeth were slave teeth.
I did find that recently with lead in them.
So he was like he was and apparently it's a ginger.
Oh really, and he's like as tall as me.
That's the least important fact everything.
I just I just and redhead, what hold it right there?
Speaker 3I have a story about asking death Gripts for a beer and then I crank about I'll eat okay, okay, how are you to start eating?
Speaker 1Yeah?
Speaker 3Easy?
I got other bombings, but they're so normal like them, Yeah, the want to I guess everyone, well, you know, okay, this is actually anyone in a band.
I will understand that.
If you played Germany, they have a bad show, like barely everyone comes.
All this staff comes up to you and they be like, wow, it must feel so terrible to all the way here and have Nolan comes to you a show.
I'll just be like, you are so bad.
You must feel awful when.
Speaker 1You go to sleep.
Speaker 2I just went to Taiwan and like Taiwanese girls, they have no filter, so it's like the food is really bad.
They'll just go to the waiter like, hey, this food is terrible.
It tastes like dog food.
Speaker 3Isn't anyway, they gotta got you gotta have a Taiwanese accent.
Come on, let's come on here, come many With that, I can't I can't get into the story.
I'm not being able to notice myself.
I can't imagine.
It's not not marking.
Speaker 2If you do a black Son, I will do a Taiwanese.
Speaker 3I feel like I'm doing a black set.
Hey percent in my life, I grew up a Comedy Central and like, you know, that's like getting regular doing the right.
Speaker 2Impression of an old, dirty past.
Okay, so death grips beer.
Speaker 3Story, Okay, it's ad f y F.
This is I don't know why the story is so funny.
People find it very funny, so I tell it all the time.
Were we played right before them, and their trailer is right next to stage, our trailers in the artist zone.
So I just really wanted to beer.
So I went and I knocked the door and I was like, hey man, we're the band right before you.
You know, my trailers really far away.
Can I just have one of your beers?
And it was the keyboard guy and.
Speaker 1He was just like uh.
Speaker 3Uh no when he showed the door, Oh no, oh, this isn't really a bombing.
But one of the last nine Shale shows we played this is separately after that tour.
It was in their farewell shows in La and we were on stage and like halfway to the set and like it was just like it was like the it was like an outhouse, but like like the back of the Chinese restaurant, like put together.
It was like so bad.
And I was like, dude, at first, it's like someone farting.
I'm like, no, I can't where it was at the Fonda.
We're like two songs in and I'm just like, I'm just staring at the guys and man like something shit their fucking pants, Like only a live shit could be this live.
It was actually crazier, like how could a shit be this crazy?
And I'm just looking I'm like sclaring at everyone like who the fuck shit their pants?
Speaker 1Man?
Speaker 3And they were playing this thing and then suddenly I hear was the screaming for the audience and screaming and screamings building, and I looked out and this girl in Daisy Dudes, Red Daisy Dupes is being crowdsurfed, and I fucking like the fire hose like of of of just of just you know, of whatever.
Yeager ship is straying full blastes were like and she got fucking thrown over the barricade, just spraying and spraying and spray.
Why and then are you?
Speaker 2And I was like crowdserving why?
Speaker 3You know, I think they're trying to get rid of her.
She was spraying so bad.
They're like get out of here, you know, and you know, and you know, then I'm sure she's waiting there since like eight in the morning, drinking Yeager so so so they spray over her.
Yeah, everyone's everyone's just screaming and screaming, and there's just you know, liquid ship and everyone.
Oh yeah, oh yeah, imagine underneath everyone.
It was like it was like blade, you know, like everyone's gonna last my job.
So then I had this moment I'm like, dude, we hit the brown note.
Speaker 1But no.
Speaker 2Then I cut up.
Speaker 3You're like, well halfway through, I'm like, dude, we're fucking whoa pants man?
And then and then I was like, oh wait, that doesn't make any sense.
There's no fucking way, you know, Like I don't know.
I was like, is it the moment.
It's like, in a few seconds, yea.
Anyway, you start thinking, logically, they're waiting all day in the sun, drinking Yeager.
I'm assuming Yeger.
Speaker 2Why why?
Speaker 3Why?
Why the consistency?
Speaker 2You know, like you know, you can tell what kind how it is if anyone would go, it would.
Speaker 1Be you.
Speaker 3Something Yager equivalent to get that consistency.
Speaker 2It was like that ship.
Speaker 3It was like a not a smoothie, but a milkshake, you know what I'm saying, Like empty stomach.
Speaker 2Could you imagine that that story haunts her whole life?
And then she comes across this podcast episode is like she can't shake it.
I don't care.
I hope she does hear this podcast.
Speaker 3I was like, these guys are really you got to get to go to the hospital.
She's like, she's touch nails man.
She will waiting all day, you know.
Rare, Just get those tickets.
I'm just really shocked.
The letter back in.
I feel like if I was sprained diarrhea.
Speaker 2I'm going home, I'm washing up, and I'm like I'm quarantining.
Speaker 3It was so rare though.
She's wearing Daisy Dukes though, because I think because the time, what city is La the fund so the tightness of the pants, I think I created that that that hose affected me.
You squeeze the hose and it was coming out like one of those.
Speaker 2The god you know, I was saying, Yeah, and you have like a chicken pog in your dick.
No you wing your peace blits in half in the morning sometimes yeah, not fully like.
Speaker 3Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's terrible.
Speaker 2Yeah yeah yeah, not kind of like it peak with boner, peaking with a boner.
Your piece pits in half.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Yeah.
When I had Chicken Box, I had a chickenpog in my dick hole and oh to your.
Speaker 3Kid, all right, see by, all right, cool.
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