Hello you savages. Get 20% discount & free shipping on your Lawnmower 5.0 at manscaped.com/modernwisdom (use code MODERNWISDOM) Get $15 off your first order at justmeats.com/MODERNWISDOM15 and use the code MODERNWISDOM15 at checkout. Get a Free Sample Pack of all LMNT Flavours with your first box at www.drinklmnt.com/modernwisdom Here's the timestamps: 00:00 Black History Month Vs Women’s History Month 04:17 Finding Mormon Loopholes in Utah 09:40 Google’s Painfully Woke AI Bot 12:09 The Current State of New York 19:11 Is Hollywood Just a Propaganda Machine? 24:40 Shane Gillis’s SNL Appearance 32:11 How to Emotionally Detach From Current Affairs 37:03 Who is Paying on Dates in Today’s Society? 41:06 How Effective is Deplatforming? 55:22 The Irony of Luxury Beliefs 1:02:54 Rise of the Male ‘Baby Girl’ Trend 1:08:00 The Modern American Sports Landscape 1:19:01 Ernest Shackleton’s Job Advert 1:22:16 The Greatest Spurious Correlations 1:29:53 How Sleep Impacts Swearing & Humour 1:42:53 The Underwhelming VR Revolution 1:45:50 Revisiting the Will Smith/Chris Rock Slap 1:51:17 The Worst Addiction 1:57:56 Where to Find Mark

@gr8fakeh8monger

Ай бұрын

I agree with a lot of what both of you are saying. I'm also curious what you guys think about what happened to Kathy griffin after her trump head fiasco

@bermo7559

Ай бұрын

Loved it.

@tukek88

Ай бұрын

housemate? is that like partner?

@iansheppard6735

Ай бұрын

just say "tell you", "teach you" makes you sound so pompous

@tukek88

Ай бұрын

@@Stayup4661 you are the opposite of superior. You first generation with equal education? who came up with the things you need education in? think about it

Mark Normand has a rare gift of being able to say inflammatory things and still come off as being friendly and likeable

@Earth_to_Kensho...ComeInKensho

Ай бұрын

It's like he's able to reveal how absurd it is to appauled by what he's saying while he's saying it.

@Earth_to_Kensho...ComeInKensho

Ай бұрын

They tricked everyone into believing it was OK to be horrible to one another and now they're demanding you think hard about what you're about to say before saying anything. It's a clever way of getting all of us to treat the most vile with respect. You can now be fired for saying mean things about children predators. Now that's absurd!

@by7810

Ай бұрын

Soooo. Are they really inflammatory? Or are people used to being talked to like children lol

@brianmeen2158

Ай бұрын

He’s fast and funny yet doesn’t go overboard with the jokes - he hits that perfect balance

@Bartgoeschurch

Ай бұрын

It’s a superpower, nothing less.

I love when you book comedians. Most of the time their views on social issues are incredibly interesting. Serious conversations with hilarious people are underrated.

@setco6536

Ай бұрын

No they aren't lol there's a million massive comedian podcasts. They're rated at an all time high

@ericwilsonlive

Ай бұрын

Still underrated, @@setco6536 ;)

@ADPax10

Ай бұрын

​@setco6536 and they're *still* underrated or underwatched (by the general population).

@louieo.blevinsmusic4197

Ай бұрын

@@ADPax10mehhh. I wouldn’t say they’re overrated but underrated? I mean Brendan Schaub and Bryan Callen made a ton of money once upon a time in this comedy boom. That alone tells me comedians are doing pretty dang well. Especially with how many names folks know now. I knew like a handful of comedians before but since Covid they’ve been like Pokémon cards. I know their backstories and all. lol. Had to check myself, so now I just follow the few that I genuinely find interesting/funny.

How nice of you to have Kevin Hart on

@ricmorales3406

Ай бұрын

The non plant based Kevin hart

@0u73rh34v3n

Ай бұрын

YESS!!!

@mrrockets32

Ай бұрын

You mean young thug *

@Justin-he3rt

Ай бұрын

nah

Mark Normand gets an instant click at my house. My favorite comedian.

@dizzzzzzler

Ай бұрын

He’s a close second to Shane Gillis for me.

@kevinking2569

Ай бұрын

Time after time, he doesn't miss, he is like a comedy machine

Originally the scientists that coined toxic masculinity meant men being so competitive as to the point they would kill one another. That’s not happening as much anymore so it’s just a catch all term for inconvenient men.

@annebomba

Ай бұрын

Well I don't know if you noticed but there's lots of men killing each other in Russia/Ukraine and Israel/Palestine, among other places.

@landminehopscotch3617

Ай бұрын

What!?? When did all that happen?

@TTFN55

Ай бұрын

@@annebomba - There is no Palestine.

@brianmeen2158

Ай бұрын

@@annebombathat’s called war though

@Captain_Insano_nomercy

Ай бұрын

​@@annebombagood

Jaimie from Joe Rogan is now the standard of producer research reliability 😂😂

@Photik

Ай бұрын

Give it a Goog!!

@IKIGAIofficial

Ай бұрын

I say that shit now

@anomalyraven

Ай бұрын

Pull it up!

@DardanosB

Ай бұрын

And nadav is the standard for a bad one lol

@ricmorales3406

Ай бұрын

Why is that? I heard he got fired

"The iron dome getting bombed that's my screen saver" how does he come up with these 😂😂

@Jake-bt3fc

Ай бұрын

That used to by my windows background but I updated windows and lost it. Can't find another 1080p version of the picture. I was so annoyed I just left it black. I miss my iron dome background.

@craignorris4316

Ай бұрын

It’s prophecy Mark 4:20

Breezing by “black Twitter would be Malcolm X” is why this man is in the goat conversation

As a black man the race issue is way over played. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying it’s non existent but it’s definitely not as prevalent as people try and make it seem. I feel like it derives from people at the top(mainly leftist) who have something to gain by keeping blacks and whites divided. If this illusion of the racist white man oppressing the minorities goes away then theres very little reason to continue to vote for the left. Their whole platform is identity politics and division, that’s how they maintain their seats in office at all levels.

@landminehopscotch3617

Ай бұрын

I took a screen shot of your comment I liked it that much. There’s a lot of truth in it.

@Jake-bt3fc

Ай бұрын

I honestly think it's mostly just young women that love to virtue signal so much they have to spend every waking moment explaining why everybody but them is an evil bigot and they're a perfect angel trying to save the world.

@paulmryglod4802

Ай бұрын

Keep the population fighting with each other and they won't unite against the bs at the top. Classic strategy

@anneb889

Ай бұрын

Don’t negate all the money that can be made by pushing the identities. We have come a long way from the grifting of Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton. BLM got over 90 million…how many million went to the DNC? Think of all the money that fuels gender studies, African American studies, now you have DEI administrators, or whole departments….its an industry. And as Thomas Sowell points out….it will never be in their interest to say, things have come a long way, minorities, women, etc are accomplishing xyz, doing well, etc, etc. Think now of the billions trans, lgbt identities brings in. When you start going after a kid painting his face for a sport team, or men sitting with their legs too far apart as toxic male behavior….I would say, you are really running out of things to complain about and fight for. But it will never be in their interest to say we can ease up on the oppression rhetoric. We can take a victory lap and be proud things have gotten so much better. And with the election this year, it will only get worse.

@waylondunn1315

Ай бұрын

Preach!!

My two fathers are straight

@brantleyhester6641

Ай бұрын

Damnit, I wish I had thought of that. That's good

@odetoazam

Ай бұрын

I can see that happening if they turned straight after gathering you or that they were two separate fathers and two separate times. You had a father and then disappeared and then got another one and the first then came back.

@strangerdanger4167

Ай бұрын

Is that what they told you? That they’re “roommates?” 😂

@cuban151

Ай бұрын

No I took it as his father here and his father up there 👆🏽 😂

There is no such thing as toxic masculinity but just toxic behaviour. Adding the term masculine to it is to make it sound unique to males. Anyone male or female can be a terrible person just like anyone can be a decent person.

@nerdmode5210

Ай бұрын

Amen to that

@dancoyle6911

Ай бұрын

@@nerdmode5210 the rest of your comment just means that there is such a thing as toxic masculinity. There’s also just a thing called toxic femininity. You disprove yourself here. why does proving that every person can be toxic towards their own gender or toward other genders make you feel so defensive as to say that toxic masculinity just doesn’t exist at all?

@bionicnichola9251

Ай бұрын

Like feminism. Totally agree, it's behaviour

@DreadedEnding

Ай бұрын

No, there’s definitely toxic stuff that comes specifically from male culture. You don’t know much about real life if you think otherwise

@dancoyle6911

Ай бұрын

@@bionicnichola9251what do you think feminism is?

Please get the Shaman Matt Mccusker on Chris

@paulfroelich1024

Ай бұрын

Inshallah

@likejimi5845

Ай бұрын

Praise be the Shaman

@ZeZeBatata69

Ай бұрын

The World is not ready for the Singularity

@fre0nx675

Ай бұрын

Manhood Canada

@SalFettucini

Ай бұрын

Boys, upvote this comment to the heavens.

The comedians are the most insightful/honest

Growing up Mormon I can tell you soaking is more of a trendy thing to talk about than a thing that actually happens. Someone HAS so have done it but it is VERY against mormon doctrines and culture. The culture in Utah can be a bit much so people on the fringes of church membership might rebel in that way though. Polygamy did happen at the beginning of the church essentially until the US government forced them to stop. If it became legalized today Mormons might continue the practice but a lot of the membership is so used to monogamy that it would be a major cultural shift.

@TheSwauzz

Ай бұрын

They also practiced polygamy for pragmatic reasons and not every male did so. Mormons were systematically hunted for years which killed off a lot of their numbers. Polygamy allowed for quicker repopulation. It also offered protection to widows and orphans. And if that makes some people outraged, I'd also like to remind everyone that polygamy does not automatically imply sexual relations. It is defined as having multiple spouses. In certain situations, such as when widows or orphans needed support, polygamous arrangements might be made primarily for caregiving and support reasons rather than for romantic or sexual purposes. Once it was outlawed, the practice stopped.

@wallyg5085

Ай бұрын

@@TheSwauzzAs a practicing and devout atheist, I can confirm most of the people in the Bible (esp the Old Testament) were polygamists. …Abraham, Jacob, etc

@killgore25

Ай бұрын

@@TheSwauzzJoseph smith sent men on missions to Europe and married their wives.

@brendenfullmer5573

Ай бұрын

Yeah but the Mormons that practiced polygamy really had to be talked into it. They came from a mostly strong protestant background. It was a rumor to most of them for a long time because Joseph and a select few who practiced it kept it a secret for a while. I think your comment is right but you make it sound like polygamy was a logical way to repopulate when in reality the only reason it started is because Joseph Smith was commanded by God to start it. Otherwise, no matter how massacred early Mormons were they wouldn't have strayed from monogamy because of their strong Christian/Victorian cultural context. My only other gripe with your comment is that the revelation to begin polygamy explicitly states the purpose is to raise more children. While some were just marriages in Heaven and not on earth, perhaps others were 'on-earth' but non-sexual, but for the most part the purpose was to create children.@@TheSwauzz

@kamikazejs950

Ай бұрын

In any case, soaking, polygamy, etc., are very much against church doctrine, as enforced. People aren't perfect and in every situation people will try to cross the lines to justify their behavior. There's nothing unique to LDS people about that.

"Hear me out there, legs" 😂

This channel is brilliant - so glad I found it. Plus, this how I discovered Mark Normand for myself, who probably has the most fantastic comedic delivery I've every seen. Marathoning his comedy at work.

@ObscureOcelot17

Ай бұрын

COMEDY!

@therealboywonder6832

Ай бұрын

You should watch his long form Joe Rogan interviews. Really good especially the early ones

@DardanosB

Ай бұрын

"First date" with lauren, everything with Bobby Lee and him, the lex talk was also great , so much more stuff he is an endless joke machine

new watcher and also a shane gillis/normand fan and this is a sick crossover i didn't expect

@user-hx2wf6ot3j

Ай бұрын

i want to see like a john candy / dan akroid physical comedy skit with the both of them

The irony with Dr. Roland Fryer is that Claudine Gay was behind the scenes of trying to get him fired. Karma truly is a bitch.

I'm not a big follower of Norman but I love him, this is the longest I've seen him stay on topic and discuss things. I was worried he'd be all over the place, nice job helping him stay on track.

Churchill said UK and US were two countries separated by the same language. That's compounded by multiple cultural populations in both.

@MetaTrendsMark

Ай бұрын

The playwright George Bernard Shaw once noted that Britain and the US are "two nations separated by a common language but I get your point

@raydonovan9013

Ай бұрын

Not ass much in Winnie’s time. He also said, “If you're not a liberal at twenty you have no heart, if you're not a conservative at forty, you have no brain”. There are a lot of immature people out there with no brains and you can tell they’re running things, esp in California.

Chris and Mark together is a masterpiece. 👌🏼 I love this combination.

The king of podcast guests imo, so funny and the quickest on his feet, can switch from goofy topics to serious topics instantaneously, incredible conversation starter, always brings great energy, the second I see this guy on a pod, no matter who it is, I'm watching! As a standup myself, I love hearing talk the game! Comedy!

Yall touched on crocks for a minute. Fun fact, there was a movie that came out in 2006 that the costume designer needed to find a shoe that met the criteria of the hypothetical dumbest people possible in the future world would wear and it was crocks. The movie was Idiocracy.

@andrebrunel5131

Ай бұрын

I looked it up. Legit.

Thanks guys.That was classic. I laughed, learned and became a slightly better person for the experience. Cheers!

Everyone is completely ignoring arguably the craziest story with the dude Sheldon that Josh Dubin (got him out of prison early) brought on Rogan’s show got arrested with a literal chopped up body in his freezer

@ThenDarknessFalls

Ай бұрын

The innocence project fraud. They just get murderers out of jail. Glad they got found out.

@devinshaw3316

Ай бұрын

I have been waiting for more mainstream people to bring it up, Im a little disappointed Rogan never even addressed it

@swingshift.

Ай бұрын

What where is this story at

@theprodigalson4003

Ай бұрын

@@devinshaw3316what’s he gonna do bruh benefits nobody for him to and I can’t think of a good way he could do that

@StevelandCleamer

Ай бұрын

@@devinshaw3316 the only one I’ve even seen touch the subject was Brett Cooper of all people

13:00 hearing them talk about the horrible atrocity of enduring a bus ride from Texas to NYC had me rolling 😂😂. I was picturing a illegal immigrant walking by foot from South America to the US boarder in god knows what conditions and company, and the GreyHound bus ride from Texas to NYC being the worst part lol. Great endorsement for American bus lines hahaha

I'd heard of 'soaking' but never the part about someone jumping on the bed next to the soaking couple. That's nuts. 🤣😂🤣

Omg- thank you for being apart of the logicland community!!!!! And I definitely need to put my phone and the cigarettes down … gosh.

This episode is now One of my favorites. Y’all did great

I asked AI about "uh," "um," and "like and it said, "Language evolves over time in response to various influences." I asked, "If that's true, then why don't YOU use those words?" to which it replied, "The primary goal of these language models is to generate coherent and contextually relevant text". In other words, the real reason why AI doesn't use "uh," "um," and "like" is because people who use those words sound incoherent and contextually irrelevant. That was a fascinating talking point that you guys brought up! My background is as a Child & Family Therapist for At-Risk Youth and I've always had a fascination about why we do what we do, along with the etymology of words and idiomatic expressions. , Thank you, Chris and Mark!

@in5d

Ай бұрын

@@freddieoblivion6122 and most AI have a liberal bias

@davidjones8043

Ай бұрын

​@@in5dtheyre called verbal disfluencies. It happens when people try to talk faster than they can think and are trying to stall for time

@in5d

Ай бұрын

@@davidjones8043 technically, they're both. For those curious, verbal disfluencies are a broader category of interruptions or irregularities in speech, including stuttering, repetitions, and corrections. Filler words, often referred to as "filled pauses" or "filled disfluencies, are typically used when a speaker is pausing to gather their thoughts or to signal to listeners that they are not finished speaking but need a moment to formulate their next words.

Bish list: - Tripping - Suppressed sneezing - Tippy toeing to reach something - Planting both hands on the ground to stand up -

@davidjones8043

Ай бұрын

Why did you make a list of your favorite things to do

@ObscureOcelot17

Ай бұрын

@@davidjones8043too shay

1:35:54. Thank you for this. You, sir, are inside my mind. You would swear that people really think that just because of our skin tone. Needless to say, you made my morning bright today. 😂😂 I have to catch my breath.

If everything is empowering why is everybody so miserable?

@GamerM1235

Ай бұрын

I think of it like a ladder. Equality *should* be asking the person above you to move over, so you can share the same rung. Empowerment is grabbing their ankle, and dropping them to your rung. Nobody improved, but now you feel better they are on your level.

@Jake-bt3fc

Ай бұрын

@@GamerM1235 That's what happens when you put crabs in a bucket. They all just try to pull each other down and ensure nobody gets out.

Moves to Austin TX, a few months later all the ads are grass fed beef now. Welcome to America Chris! You will fit in fine.

Christ! This podcast continues to be the absolute best produced I have ever seen. I’d love to know what light set up is used here?

Chris, you definitely need to have more comedians on. Your chemistry and personality is great for humor. I laughed so much for two hours. This was one of my favorite episodes! 😄

1:21:43 is exactly why I enlisted into the military I wasnt doing anything with my life and just felt so lost. decided to join for the adventure and experiences. we only live once rather have an adventure than distract my self with comfort and pleasure until I die and regret it

A grandmother did not have the eggs that made her grandchildren in her. Your mom has them all when she is born. It’s not all eggs all the way down.

@evilovesperry

Ай бұрын

Technically she did. One egg begot the next

@hamm0155

Ай бұрын

She did in the sense that they were in the fetus that was in her womb

Love it when comedians voice there own beliefs on politics topics it’s rare but always fun

that section about craving is kinda like when i have to really pee when im getting closer to home.

@kevinfriel6182

Ай бұрын

That’s known as ‘Key in the Door Syndrome’ or ‘Latchkey Incontinence’. 😮

Hearing mark have some deep conversations was great.

A very enjoyable conversation to listen to.

Only a few minutes in but it’s really cool to listen to mark in a less comedy focused context

1:06:40 Just reminded me of the "things that aren't illegal but should be" list item of "applying chapstick with both hands".

Mark Norman! One of the best you've had

0:50 Mark Norman is a savant. You could see his brain working out that Malcolm X joke after Chris made the casual "blitter" joke while he was also thinking about Chris' question, and then, even though he could've just continued with the conversation, he was compelled by whatever engine of autistic brilliance that drives him, to quickly drop that quick quip as though he wouldn't have been able to continue if he didn't, which he probably wouldn't have. This man is a mad genius

The story behind unwanted emigration into New York and other major cities is interesting. Instead of paying cartels thousand of dollars only have to hike across desert for days. Along with possibly being shot, used as a mule, or trafficked. Pay a few hundred dollars in Mexico City for a plane ticket to Canada skip across a basically open border & be in New York in a few hours. It is rather entertaining that all the cities that signaled their virtue are proving to be rather unreliable.

@BenAlmond69

Ай бұрын

Yeah that was kinda annoying hearing Mark talk about that. It’s not that Craig abbot is trying to own the libs with immigrants it’s that northerners have been calling Texans racist for years about how we handle our border when it has zero effect on them and a huge effect on us

Chris great episode. I helped create that Tesla insurance. I understand why people get uncomfortable about it. Lmk if you want the case for having that type insurance. Keep it up. Big fan!

Why the hell would you need a 90 minute battery life on a ball trimmer?😂

@Yugemostsuj

Ай бұрын

Long balls, for the older audience

Who is liable for damages done by self driving cars? If it's anyone other than the company that programmed it then they'll never succeed.

Excellent discussion. I agree that yes there are narratives, but we’re not supposed to mention them:) So true:)

Such a fun episode!!

I see people already doing it. My 20 year old son and his group of friends have gone crazy over old board games. Shit you not,I have seen a dozen+ 20 year olds on a Saturday night drinking, smoking, and playing every game I grew up with in the 80's. It was really cool to see. It's probably not common but I've seen it first hand.

What an awesome interview!!!

These two guys are hitting all topics man!

ayeee lesssgoooo !

The boondocks episode mocking Tyler Perry touches on the black dudes putting on a dress for money bit. Pretty amazing

Just left Utah after being stuck there for three years. It is the world's biggest petting zoo.

@popedizzled_mywizzle

Ай бұрын

Could you elaborate on that? I'm not sure I understood 😅

@krisf4969

Ай бұрын

Lots of soakers?

This was a great podcast between these two

Great episode 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Jon Stewart returning to the Daily Show might be one of the most important cultural events of this decade. It is is immediately apparent to almost any viewer what has been missing for the last decade or so in in satire and political commentary. Not only does he go after both sides, but he goes after the JOKES. He goes where the comedy is. It's supposed to be funny, and that man knows what is funny. It feels so good to laugh at ourselves. It's cathartic. It reminds us that we can weather the storm, and that we all have a lot in common.

@SuperSuperdude88

Ай бұрын

are you brain washed? this was sad to read. " he goes where the comedy is" are you sure???

@paulseigeldorf9461

Ай бұрын

A cultural event? For real? He’s only on 1 night a week. He’s already been exposed as a hypocrite . He’s not nearly as funny as he was. That guy on Fox crushed him in viewers. And Stewart is on multiple channels . Not close to a cultural event of the decade. He can’t even beat fox.

i had a buddy who was apart of a pologamist family. he was one of 33 kids, he had 3 total moms. his cousin had 40 something siblings, the oldest was like 76 years old. wild.

i love now mark used like in that one part were he was criticizing the word like lol

Their views of Mormons and Utah are mind boggling. SMH

I love the wisdom that Mark Normand has 💎

I'm curious on the pint per lap mile? Do you drink while running or after every lap you drink your beer and then start the next

@MTK9209

Ай бұрын

You stand there at the beginning of each lap and drink, then run a lap. Four times.

Soaking (also called marinating? lol) was mostly something joked about at BYU. Not something widely accepted by any means, but I’m sure there were a few weirdos who tried it. There was all kinds of campus lore about people doing dumb things to loophole the chastity rules. The kid jumping on the bed thing is from an episode of Jury Duty. Not something I ever heard about at BYU 😂

Im 42, im still looking for shackletons advert.

26:40 Marks laugh is so funny here. Its like a revenge laugh of, "we gottem!"

There is a reason why all of our movies and tv shows are screened by the D.O.D. Why most of our movies follow a similar script or why the military is always shown in a certain light. It’s painfully obvious.

@Photik

Ай бұрын

The pentagon has to budget money for entertainment and film.

@Joe45-91

Ай бұрын

Ok.... And..... What's the point?

I love this

that Malcom X was a greater zinger

Love it great duo gentlemen

Man were I work has every single walk of life and guess what we all get along for the most part because we all are there for the same goal to provide for ourselves and our families. I swear I wish camera's could come in and see what real day to day life is. Those of us out here working our butts off don't care about all these people and their victimized and poor me weak minded theories.. we work together eat with each other laugh and help each other. The ones who try to start racism or sexism whatever are usually not there long because they see quick how fake it really is... We have each other's back no matter what we look like. What we do know is we work hard and takes us all to get it done .. it's a great place I love it wish it was more open

A true man is a kind man. A true man positively affects those around him because he understands that he can only be as happy as the saddest person around him.

@HaraldSletterod

Ай бұрын

That goes for both genders. There's no "true man" thing anymore. What's a true woman?

@hobgoblin9339

Ай бұрын

@@HaraldSletterodnah, it’s not the same. Woman have their own thing. Stop trying to act like we are the same and our roles are the same, it’s disrespectful to women and it’s destroying culture. Quit speaking for a gender you’re not apart of

@seekerofthemutablebalance5228

Ай бұрын

This whole post is ridiculous. Nice try though. For reference: a real man doesn't let anyone else control his emotional state, least of all the most miserable one.😂

@troypropes1182

Ай бұрын

@@seekerofthemutablebalance5228 only a fool thinks they are invulnerable to other peoples perspectives. Similar to how the alpha wolf stands at the back of the pack and lets the wounded and elderly set the pace when traveling. The alpha understands and accepts the responsibility of ensuring a happy and healthy community because a happy and healthy community runs efficiently and effortlessly towards a common goal. The shortfalls of society can be directly attributed to the greediness, lack of compassion and empathy from the people who run it.

@susanlindarice

Ай бұрын

I sppose being a true anything is being true to the mildest stereotypes -a happy person is definitely a good thing t@@HaraldSletterod

Love it!

There's a huge disparity between urban people who like not having a car and us guys in more rural areas, who would never ever want to be driven around.

Chris, you should interview Niall Ferguson about how elites, including academia, can be politically co-opted into what has been called mass formation. e.g. all the German institutions during the 1930s. He discussed this at Austin University talk but only scratched it.

Bail reform in NY…now random, innocent girls (posting their stories on tiktok) are being punched in the face on the street.

I always enjoy your conversations with Mark. Another great one. 😊❤️

Gotta love Mark, genuine seeming guy and hilarious

Great assist with my 20klm run here in Australia Timed perfectly Awesome combo

I watched just to hear Mark go “Ooooooooh!”

Great guest and interview.

"Do you wanna be happy or perceived as happy" garyvee quote would love to know your opinion on the quote

Everyone needs to get over getting mad at any word, period.

Yo btw. Answers to your mormon questions: Poligamy has been abolished since the 1800s. (There is a denomination of the mormon church which still practices poligomy but the mormons completely deparate themselves from that denomination) Soaking isn't aloud (but very few members try to use it as a way to break the churches standards), but the church is against any sort of sexual touch of private areas.

the reason why salt lake crowds are good for comedy is most people (myself included) aren't LDS and we dont care about weird religious practices and laugh at it too. its an antiquated notion just being from utah (the home of the mormons ) doesnt automatically make you mormon...when i moved back to indiana in high school after being in utah for 9 years ish kids at the high school in hamilton indiana would assume i was mormon even though im originally from indiana .it was weird

34:57 The Opinion Pageant is perfect

Mark's conversational burp at 48:51 that goes completely under the radar... Classic. This is a standard part of two dudes talking...

New York is dependent on tourism? WTF

@noneyabusiness1054

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Perhaps "tourism" is the British way of saying WALL STREET?!?

@MrOasis316

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Most huge cities like New York, London and Paris are pretty dependent on tourism. Sure they would still be great places without it but they would be billions and billions and BILLIONS of dollars less well of every year without it. They need that extra money to keep growing if you were to take that money away the cities would decline in lots of different ways and tons of people would lose jobs as well. So while technically they don’t need tourism they wouldn’t be the cities they are without it.

@Cas_anova

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They famously come in planes.

@Joe45-91

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I'm guessing your talking about the city. yes, tourism is huge. Buffalo, not so much

@MrOasis316

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@@Joe45-91 agreed I’m pretty sure he was talking about nyc not buffalo lol

Shane Gillis was definitely a Streisand effect. I am a stand up fanatic & had never heard of Shane, but I knew he deserved me checking him out just by the dummies who rejected him!

Watching Normand with this handsome smart dude is like watching him on the Lauren Compton podcast.

I grew up mormon. I left a decade ago. Lots of misinformation here. No, soaking is also not okay. Sex is way more than just "thrusting" and like a lot of other religions, all premarital sex is off limits. Of course certain members like to split hairs. They were polygamous, and they still believe it, as a man can get sealed to another women if his first wife dies, but for over the last 100 years polygamy hasn't been openly practiced in the here and now.

“Black Twitter would be MALCOLM X.” Lol. Not even a minute in and I’m cracking up.

Crazy how mark Normand is now a voice of reason

AWESOME! I somehow missed the other 2! I'll catch up on them this week.

@iStudyASL

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Worrrrd!!

its easy to over look but this is could been seen as a seminal move by mark! this is why we must love comedians

"Legs" 😂