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    Your Mom's House with Christina P. and Tom Segura

    Will Tom & Christina Be On Jeopardy?!

    Wed Mar 27 2024
    ComedyMental HealthViolenceSexual ExperienceStand-up ComedyRanch WorkObesity EpidemicRelationshipsJeopardy PreparationQuiz-like FormatClassic FilmsJeopardy StressWild CatsFuture PlansFashion IndustryHeartfelt MessageExplicit Language

    Description

    This episode covers a wide range of topics including comedy tours, mental health struggles, violence, airtight experiences, stand-up comedy, ranch work, obesity epidemic, relationships, Jeopardy preparation, quiz-like format, classic films, Jeopardy stress, wild cats, future plans, fashion industry, heartfelt message, and explicit language.

    Insights

    Adrenaline can prevent sickness

    Relaxing after a busy period may lead to getting sick.

    Gen Z individuals showcase mental health struggles on social media

    Platforms like TikTok and Instagram are used for self-expression.

    Violence as a deterrent and behavioral regulator

    Discussion on societal pressure and consequences related to violence.

    'Going airtight' is considered gay but may be a female fantasy

    Physical dynamics and implications of 'going airtight' are explored.

    Airtight experience involves filling all three orifices simultaneously

    Order of engagement and intense nature of the experience are discussed.

    Tanner's music taste and ranch work

    Tanner's hobbies, living arrangements, and family background are shared.

    Criticism of blaming external factors for obesity

    Discussion on personal accountability and overeating anecdotes.

    Importance of cooking in relationships

    Significance of cooking as an expression of care and affection.

    Kindness and traditional gender roles in relationships

    Reflections on providing love and comfort regardless of gender.

    Preparing for Jeopardy and celebrity game shows

    Tips and advice for becoming a successful game show contestant.

    Chapters

    1. Comedy Tour and Living Preferences
    2. Adrenaline, Mental Health Struggles, and Violence
    3. Handling Mentally Ill Individuals and Texas Gun Culture
    4. 'Going Airtight' and Female Fantasy
    5. Airtight Experience and Stand-up Comedy
    6. Tanner's Music Taste and Ranch Work
    7. Tony's Comedy and Obesity Epidemic
    8. Food, Relationships, and Kindness
    9. Small Gestures, Gender Roles, and Car Dealerships
    10. Preparing for Jeopardy and Celebrity Game Shows
    11. Being a Contestant on Jeopardy and Practice Test
    12. Quiz-like Format and Knowledge Topics
    13. Classic Films, TV Show Appearance, and Etiquette Videos
    14. Jeopardy Stress and Wild Cat Coracco
    15. Jovanao's Leave and Owning Wild Cats
    16. Future Plans, Loose Safety Measures, and Fat People on Roller Coasters
    17. Fashion Industry and Drummer's Performance
    18. Heartfelt Message, Mental Health, and Sharing Emotions Online
    19. Explicit and Vulgar Language
    Summary
    Transcript

    Comedy Tour and Living Preferences

    00:00 - 07:17

    • The hosts discuss their comedy tour and added show at a festival.
    • They talk about their preferences for living during the day rather than at night.
    • One of the hosts is currently dealing with multiple viruses while the other remains unaffected.

    Adrenaline, Mental Health Struggles, and Violence

    06:49 - 14:00

    • Adrenaline can prevent sickness, but relaxing after a busy period may lead to getting sick.
    • Gen Z individuals are using platforms like TikTok and Instagram to showcase themselves and their mental health struggles.
    • There is a discussion on the societal pressure and consequences related to violence, particularly in gender dynamics.
    • The value of violence as a deterrent and behavioral regulator is highlighted.

    Handling Mentally Ill Individuals and Texas Gun Culture

    13:36 - 20:15

    • Discussion on handling mentally ill individuals in public spaces.
    • Suggestion to institutionalize people with mental illness for better care and societal safety.
    • Reference to the impact of Reagan's deinstitutionalization policy on mental health care.
    • Positive view on Texas gun culture as a deterrent for crime.
    • Advocacy for institutionalizing mentally ill family members for proper care and management.

    'Going Airtight' and Female Fantasy

    19:59 - 25:54

    • The podcast hosts discuss bringing back a certain topic that was previously stopped
    • Guests Shaggy and Violin J made interesting points about the concept of 'going airtight' being considered gay
    • The hosts and guests elaborate on the physical dynamics and implications of 'going airtight'
    • It is mentioned that 'going airtight' may be more of a female fantasy than for male pleasure

    Airtight Experience and Stand-up Comedy

    25:28 - 31:38

    • The podcast discusses a sexual encounter where a man had his first airtight experience at a Swinger's sex party.
    • The man describes the intense and surprising nature of the experience with multiple partners.
    • The concept of 'airtight' involves filling all three orifices (mouth, vagina, anus) simultaneously.
    • The hosts analyze the order in which each orifice is typically engaged during an airtight experience.
    • There is a conversation about stand-up comedy and upcoming performances by a comedian named Tanner.

    Tanner's Music Taste and Ranch Work

    31:11 - 37:07

    • Tanner spends his free time listening to a variety of music genres like grunge, 90s rap, and country.
    • Tanner used to live in shipping containers on a ranch where he did ranch work like welding fences and castrating cows.
    • Cattle castration is done for different purposes like breeding or feeding the cattle.
    • After castration, ammonia is sprayed on the wound to prevent infection.
    • Tanner's parents are supportive of his comedy career, and his dad used to sell weed before working in loans.

    Tony's Comedy and Obesity Epidemic

    36:44 - 43:14

    • Tony is praised for fostering young talent in the city and being funny as a comic.
    • Discussion on the term 'obesity epidemic' being linked to capitalism and its origins in Western medicine.
    • Criticism of blaming external factors like society, capitalism, and indigenous peoples for obesity instead of personal accountability.
    • Personal anecdotes shared about overeating and weight gain.

    Food, Relationships, and Kindness

    42:47 - 48:33

    • The speaker used to order excessive amounts of food, especially sushi, despite being overweight.
    • They recall a Korean lady at a burger place who drew faces on paper plates and made comments about their weight.
    • There was a woman named Sunny who fed the speaker beef stew and they joked about jealousy in relationships.
    • The importance of cooking for someone as a sign of care and affection in a relationship is discussed.
    • The speaker reflects on their father's past relationship where he expected his partner to cook for him as a sign of love.

    Small Gestures, Gender Roles, and Car Dealerships

    48:04 - 54:08

    • The speaker discusses the importance of small gestures in a relationship, like bringing each other food or drinks.
    • The speaker reflects on traditional gender roles and expresses a desire to provide love and comfort for their family.
    • They emphasize the significance of kindness and being nice in relationships, regardless of romantic or platonic nature.
    • A discussion about watching Wheel of Fortune leads to commentary on the attractiveness of contestants from the past.
    • The speaker shares thoughts on car dealerships and suggests that having attractive women as salespeople could boost sales.

    Preparing for Jeopardy and Celebrity Game Shows

    53:38 - 59:32

    • Discussion about the effectiveness of having attractive women as salespeople in car dealerships
    • Conversation about watching game shows like Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy
    • Tips and advice for preparing to be a contestant on Jeopardy, including watching the show regularly, getting the right resources, and practicing memorization

    Being a Contestant on Jeopardy and Practice Test

    59:10 - 1:05:36

    • Discussion about being offered to be a contestant on Celebrity Jeopardy
    • Speculation on performance in celebrity game shows like Jeopardy and Family Feud
    • Conversation about the difficulty and preparation needed for playing Jeopardy
    • Attempt at a practice test for Jeopardy with mixed results

    Quiz-like Format and Knowledge Topics

    1:05:08 - 1:11:17

    • The transcript includes a quiz-like format with questions and answers on various topics.
    • Topics covered include art, literature, science, music, history, and pop culture.
    • Participants struggle to answer questions related to famous figures like Queen Victoria and Taylor Swift.
    • There are references to literary works such as Frankenstein and Shakespeare's plays.
    • The conversation also touches on medical milestones like AIDS and geographical knowledge about US states.

    Classic Films, TV Show Appearance, and Etiquette Videos

    1:10:48 - 1:17:05

    • Participants discuss classic films and trivia questions.
    • They reflect on their performance and express excitement about their knowledge.
    • The conversation shifts to a TV show appearance, etiquette videos, and inappropriate comments on social media.
    • They find humor in the situation and comment on the reactions to the etiquette coach's content.

    Jeopardy Stress and Wild Cat Coracco

    1:16:43 - 1:23:50

    • Discussion about participating in Jeopardy and the stress involved
    • Humorous conversation about bathroom breaks during Jeopardy
    • Exploration of a wild cat called coracco, its characteristics, habitat, and why it should not be kept as a pet

    Jovanao's Leave and Owning Wild Cats

    1:23:21 - 1:30:26

    • Jovanao's leave their mothers at the age of nine to ten months.
    • The crackle, also known as a desert lynx or Persian lynx, is a fierce looking animal.
    • Owning a wild cat can be dangerous and expensive, with prices ranging from $4,000 to $8,000.
    • Using a hammer for recovery is not effective and can result in pain.
    • White cis women are criticized for prioritizing being called healers over doing the actual work of healing and addressing privilege.

    Future Plans, Loose Safety Measures, and Fat People on Roller Coasters

    1:29:58 - 1:36:55

    • The speakers discuss a person they find disgusting and question their actions.
    • They joke about potential future plans after their children leave the nest, including charity work, drumming practice, gardening, and rescuing dogs.
    • There is a conversation about a woman on a ride who appears to be in danger due to loose safety measures.
    • The speakers make humorous comments about the assembly of the ride and the potential risks involved for the woman on it.
    • They mention watching videos of fat people on roller coasters as entertainment.

    Fashion Industry and Drummer's Performance

    1:36:33 - 1:43:49

    • Fashion industry's portrayal of body image is criticized for promoting unhealthy standards
    • Shift towards more diverse and healthier body representations in fashion models is noted
    • Discussion on a drummer's performance and dynamics during a music session
    • Humorous exchange about a man seeking a date through TikTok with fart sounds in the background

    Heartfelt Message, Mental Health, and Sharing Emotions Online

    1:43:19 - 1:49:52

    • The speaker expresses deep emotions and admiration for someone special in a vulnerable way.
    • The message is heartfelt and sincere, indicating a strong emotional connection.
    • There are concerns about the public nature of the message and its potential impact on the recipient.
    • The speaker reflects on mental health and emotional well-being as essential aspects of overall health.
    • The podcast hosts discuss the implications of sharing personal emotions online.

    Explicit and Vulgar Language

    1:49:34 - 1:51:27

    • The transcript includes explicit and vulgar language.
    • The conversation involves references to sexual acts and bodily functions.
    • There are mentions of wanting to be urinated and defecated on.
    • The dialogue contains aggressive and offensive language.
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