The podcast features a lighthearted and personal conversation centered around humor, relationships, and shared experiences. The host, Nick Kroll, begins by promoting Helix Sleep, sharing how its mattress helped him transition from side to back sleeping due to discomfort and emphasizing its comfort and refund policy. He offers a 20% discount via helixsleep.com/slash-TISO, encouraging listeners to try the product. The conversation then shifts into playful banter about allergies, dogs, and comedic routines—highlighting a humorous "allergic reaction" to a dog named Alvin. Kroll reflects on his comedic identity, noting that dry, understated humor is a core part of his artistry and connection with audiences. He shares nostalgic anecdotes about past collaborations, including work with Chelsea Peretti and Kevin James, and touches on creative influences and jealousy in comedy. A heartfelt moment occurs when he recounts receiving a $50 check from a fan, underscoring how small gestures foster deep connections. The episode blends self-reflection, humor, and storytelling, creating a warm, authentic tone that celebrates both personal growth and the joy of shared laughter. It ultimately emphasizes how vulnerability, creativity, and genuine human interactions form the foundation of meaningful comedy.
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Hello.
So here's the deal.
The Taiso audience.
My boy Nick Kroll has a slight allergy to doggies.
Now he's like, sometimes it's fun to be allergic to dogs.
And I don't know.
He's a character actor.
I mean, I believe him.
I just, you know, so I offered to put Alvin upstairs.
We're going to play it by paw.
Come here.
Hey, Nick, for comedy.
Can we show you peeing?
What's that?
Nothing.
I don't know well enough.
I'd blur his cock.
I'd blur his cock.
How long does this go?
I try to.
It's hard to say.
I just want to say it's fun.
Sometimes you get lost and you're like, fuck, it's been two hours and I'm supposed to go to something.
So just someone keep an eye on how long we've been doing it for.
I tend to, my energy, once I feel like, oh, I know it's hit exactly two hours.
Yeah.
And then I usually get some blueberries and either keep going or kick them out.
Yeah.
I think probably.
Blueberries.
Get some blueberries.
Let's go to 90 and see where we are.
And then.
Maybe we celebrate with blueberries if we've done one.
Yeah.
If it feels like.
I just ordered a whole bunch of stuff.
I ordered some waters, some chips, some salsa.
I have chicken in the freezer.
Oh, do you have some frozen chicken?
Buddy, welcome to the valley.
Okay.
Can you.
The valley ain't so bad.
Do you want a thought?
No.
You know what?
Let's just do the whole podcast from over there.
Let's just do it there.
That's the whole thing.
I'm going to put this stuff here.
Great.
Love it.
To be in your own home.
Yeah.
Yeah.
We don't.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I know.
We don't get to this, but it's good for me to know.
So this is the dog.
Hey.
I don't.
I love.
I do like dogs, but I am allergic to dogs.
So we're bringing them upstairs or what?
Dude.
I think.
I think we should have them around.
What?
It's up to you.
Go on the couch.
Here we go.
Thank you.
Here are the frozen chicken.
Okay.
All right.
All right.
Here we go.
Okay.
All right.
All right.
Here we go.
Thank you.
Here are the frozen chickens.
Can I feed one of these to your dog?
Because I have a chocolate.
I have a chocolate bar for him.
No, buddy.
Yeah.
This dog is.
It's going to.
This dog is going to drive me crazy.
This fucking dog is going to drive me crazy.
Are you going to bring him up?
No.
That's what I want.
I mean, I'm taking it at face value here.
What's your dog's name?
Alvin.
Alvin.
You want to see my chipmunks?
He's a big fan of The Kroll Show.
I bet.
I bet.
Oh.
This is a cute dog.
I know.
This is a cute dog.
This is a cute dog.
I know.
I'll just have a.
You'll just watch me slowly turn red and itchy.
We could do like a.
Like we could pretend like we're filming an episode and you could be my guest Hitch.
Oh.
Do you know I've.
Never seen it?
Not really.
Oh.
Whoa.
I think I have seen that.
I've seen the allergic reaction.
Who.
It doesn't happen to Will Smith, right?
Got to turn it.
Tune in.
Yeah.
It happens to.
It's Will Smith.
Yeah.
It's Will Smith.
Yeah.
It's Will Smith.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Smith. It's Hitch. But does he
have the allergic reaction or it happens to someone else?
He has the allergic reaction, which
is funny because the love interest of
the guy from Grown Ups who sneeze,
farts, and burps at the same time
is her name is Allegra Cole.
And I think of Allegra as allergies.
You don't need that. I don't.
But I do use
Allegra.
Here we go.
Here we are.
Here we are.
Even closer. It's so
close.
I can't tell whether the dynamic
is that you're serious.
If I'm like,
I don't like it that close, that
you're like, you're going to
accept it, but you're going to be a little
miffed by it.
I can't
hear you.
Seventy-five dollars.
Denver, Colorado, February 26th through 28th.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Some consider it to be the number one show on TV.
The guy from This Is Us.
The guy from This Is Us, but now he's tracking people.
And I'd also love to talk about 9-1-1,
another popular network television show right now.
Gulp, gulp, gulp.
And who could forget Undateable, now available on DVD.
Is it?
Gulp, gulp, gulp, gulp.
All right.
I think when we come back,
we could jump cut any of the tracker stuff.
And then just stay on me.
Don't forget about the 9-1-1 chunk.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, yeah, that too.
Mark it.
I'll look over it.
And stay on me for a little bit.
Watch this.
Keep me still close.
So he does want it back.
He does want it close.
Well, I want you to listen.
Of course.
And then you decide where it should be.
Do you want me to listen?
Just so you could see where it should be.
Can I put this on your dog?
Yeah.
I can feel my eyes getting itchy.
Buddy, let me move him.
No, no, no, no, no.
I would never.
I would, though.
I don't understand.
I mean.
It's because I'm honestly, the idea is like,
is it funny to watch someone have an allergic reaction in real time?
But it's not.
I mean, like, would it get really big like Hitch?
No, no, no, no.
It won't get really big like Hitch.
Hey, I got a burp start coming.
Uh-oh.
Is it?
Are you talking about Kevin James?
King of Queens.
Yeah.
I just hung out with Kevin James.
RuPaul?
I just RuPauled with Kevin James?
Sorry.
See, okay, now I can hear it.
This is what this sounds like.
Yeah, I understand that it's better closer.
All right, cool.
No, I was making a King of Queens joke.
Maybe that's inappropriate.
Oh, okay.
Yeah, look who's come back.
Hello.
So you just hung out with Kevin James.
Big hands.
I was like, it's like big, meaty hands.
Is that mean?
No, I don't think so.
When you add meaty to big, because big hand sounds like, whoa, he has a big.
Sure.
Shirt.
Shirt.
Oh, it's so cute.
Can we get it from this angle so people can see what I'm seeing?
Straight through, right down the barrel.
Here it is, Alvin trying to get as close as possible.
You know, I'm curious.
Is that the size of your penis?
Are you having an allergic reaction?
Because that thing, you got some big.
Shirts.
Is that a long-haired chihuahua in your lap?
Or are you just happy to see me?
Is that what Alvin is?
I'm sorry.
I know this is annoying.
And people at home, after it's been mixed, I'm sure you don't know.
But maybe just under and up.
Under and up?
That, yes.
How's that?
Good.
Does that sound good?
Yes.
Great.
His mom is a chihuahua, and his dad is Jewish, actually.
I've told that joke before.
It's a good joke.
It's one of the jokes I tell.
But it's like one of those jokes that you,
you should be able to tell over and over.
Because that's what we would do in real life.
Like, you know, you tell that joke to people all the time.
I can't stop.
Do you have any of those?
Any bits that, like, you just do a lot,
and you're comfortable repeating it?
I actually get weirdly uncomfortable with it.
And I get uncomfortable with when my comedy,
you ever have friends who you're, like, backstage,
and they do a bit?
And you're like, that's so funny.
And then they get on stage, and they do the bit.
And then you feel slightly cheated by them.
But, yes, and I think there's a different caliber of jokes.
I think there's jokes where it's like, wait, are you doing a bit on me?
Or is this something you have?
And then there's, like, part of your developed shtick that you're able to do.
You know, like, you do voices.
I'm sure there's voices that are funny just because they're voices.
You'll keep doing it.
Yes, but I weirdly have curtailed entertaining people in my real life.
I don't want to seem like one of those people that's, like,
always on doing shtick, like, with the voices.
But I've, like, limited.
I'm, like, not nearly as much fun as I could be.
So we don't really know each other.
I want to get into so many sillinesses with you.
But hearing you say that offers a curiosity to me
that it's quite a serious conversation.
You don't have to go too long with this.
But this idea of you not wanting to seem that you're always on,
to me, feels like something that you've learned about yourself,
that you don't like how people receive you.
Is that fair?
No, I tend to like how people receive me.
Then why do you want to. Why less?
Because I think I. Because I think I like that I can turn it on and off.
Because I found that people with me,
but also my, like, civilian friends' impressions
of my other comedian friends,
they would be like,
your friend is kind of impossible to have a real conversation with.
That's what I'm talking about.
Yes, yes.
How other people receive you.
Yes, but I have been modulating that for a long time.
I think when I was like a kid,
I was like trying to be funny all the time.
And then once I got to be a comedian,
then I was like, oh, I can turn this down.
Well, you've been a comedian for most of your life at this point, though.
Yes, I'm, let's see, I'm 63 now.
You look horrible.
I thought I looked pretty. How old are you really?
I'm 47.
I thought I was going to go the other way.
Really?
You thought I was going to say, like, I'm 71.
Let me turn it off.
You look great.
I can't turn off.
I do get, when I get nervous, I do that.
And people are like, are you serious?
Wait, you do what?
Like get so sarcastic and dry that people are not. You get dry when you're nervous?
Am I fucking girls that are attracted to me,
but they're just nervous?
Yes.
I'm just joking.
I don't think so.
I think the girls you fuck are bone dry.
No, ask anybody.
Believe me, especially if I'm fucking them on a Helix mattress.
Right?
Sponsor?
Who knows?
The most absorbent of all of the mattresses.
Helix.
Wait, hold on.
I want to go back to. No, no, no.
Let me finish this Helix promo.
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Tyso?
Yeah.
Is that a Tyso?
Oh, take your shoes off.
I never thought about that.
Does it seem like I'm nervous now?
Kind of.
Interesting.
It's just, you know, it's the same thing.
I feel when I'm most present with being. With dry comedy, it's because I'm so present.
Yes.
And not, like, not nervous.
Yes.
It's not. Nervous is the wrong word.
I, uh. Yes.
It's like. Do it.
It's like, uh. It's like a desire. Well, to me, like, being dry and funny is like the hot. Is like my desire to impress.
You know?
Because you think that's maybe where you're. My value lies.
More than the voices and Bobby Bottle service and stuff?
I mean, who's to say?
Yeah, I think that that is like, you know, the parlor tricks.
Yeah.
I mean, you have a dog, for example, to endure yourself to others, right?
I don't have a dog.
So, yes, I have the voices.
But ultimately. Oh, this dog is real sweetie.
Your eyes are bleeding.
What's that?
You okay?
Yeah, I'm fine.
All right.
I'm just on a new. I'm on new drops.
How do you know if they're going to be working if you're putting your. If you're troubleshooting so inefficiently with, like, animals?
Well, because I can tell by the viscosity of the blood.
You are smart.
Yeah.
You're really smart.
Yeah.
I never knew you were so dry.
Yeah.
Do you. Do you ever feel like you want to be silly for healthy reasons or not,
but choose not to for reasons outside yourself?
No, if I ever want to be silly. And I'm like, all of this. It's in recent. Like, in the last few years, like, being, like, doing these things,
I'm like, oh, it's so fun.
These things are fun.
They're not. Podcasts.
Like, doing this kind of thing is like, oh, this is fun.
Like, the older I get, I have, like, a family and kids now.
Like, I. Like, my moment to moment, I get to have, like, less fun
because of responsibilities of my family or my professional work stuff.
So, like, doing this, being in a room with a guy with a plaque from YouTube,
like, that's fun.
It's pretty cool, right?
Should have five of those by now.
What does it say?
I'm not wearing my glasses because I don't want to look too much like you.
What does it say?
100,000 subscribers.
Oh, congratulations, man.
It was a while ago.
They don't give you another one until a million.
And then they don't give you another one until 10 million.
But that's how they keep you. Get you.
That's how you get more and more.
Yeah.
What do you got?
123,000 followers now?
Yeah.
Double it.
146,000?
A little less.
nick kroll okay so i'm a big fan of chelsea peretti and you're the reason
sure and um i've become friends with her now yeah that makes sense thanks and uh i don't
i know chelsea forever um what was her character's name farley that was on bobby bobby bottle
services farley such a funny fucking character and let's swish and swoop to that right
and then we swish back that was just kevin james farting burping and throwing up
thrilled to see that again we have the rights to that that's fine um uh but yes chelsea so funny
and that doing that bit like that's kind of what i like i had when i had kroll show it was like me
and my friends who i thought were the funniest chelsea who i've known forever and like built
that character for her because we knew we'd have fun doing that and then we would just like set
up you know whatever scenario for us to be like on a date and it was so fun it was just them like
two true like allowing us to both be like true maniacs my favorite sketch shows and i'm not
saying these are the greatest is you know we're all from the generations that we're we're we're
from um but as an adult uh i guess not like post stella days because that was my favorite um was
as you and uh key and peel sure and she's at the heart of both of those in a way
and she's in the and in the heart of both of those isn't that what i said at the heart of
i said it wrong then in the heart of both of those she's in the heart of both yes it's um
and it was and i think they they were together i don't know when they but yeah i mean it's so
funny i couldn't watch key and peel when it was on because it was like because i was making my
show then i don't were they on at the same time yes we were like they were they were like uh
they got picked up we got picked up on the same day and then they started making theirs and i was like
doing something else and so we were like one after the other but basically on the same
but i kind of couldn't watch it when it was when i was making my i couldn't like watch another
is it a jealousy thing or is it a fear of it like influencing you away from yeah kind of whenever
i'm making something i don't love to see the other stuff like it and i don't know if that's smarter
that might be a flaw i i connect with that i because i'll sometimes see somebody do something
that like is that similar to mine and it makes me not want to do my thing anymore right so like you
don't watch like jay shetty's podcast at all no um i had a hard time watching fred armisen for a
while because uh and i've said this on my podcast before and i'm not comparing myself to him or my
abilities to his abilities but the way his mind works and the way he executes that i'm projecting
is a very similar process to mine oh interesting i see him do certain things and make certain
choices that i would make uh-huh and i'm like i don't there's only you know there's only so many
things that i would make and i'm like i don't there's only you know there's only so many things
that we could possibly do anyway but i there's some people i see i'm like it makes me not want
to do my thing interesting yeah that's the only reason i don't watch but i i get it no i get that
and i like when we were making big mouth i like couldn't watch like bojack for example because i
just was like like only love and respect for that orky and peel like you know but i just was like i
can't watch other adult animation while i'm making it i just but i'm like oh i probably it actually
would be helpful
at times but uh anyway i think your dog's dead no no he's just comfortable have we met more than i
remember two times of us meeting and i don't know if you remember them but i remember every single
moment i've ever had with you name them we met once in person i remember seeing you at the improv
oh i don't remember that one uh-huh what do you remember i remember uh having a show with you
years ago in the belly room uh-huh the comedy store uh-huh and i was like
oh i don't remember that one uh-huh i remember having a show with you years ago in the belly
room um and i don't we maybe we met i don't know but we didn't like talk with each other and then
i don't remember ever meeting you again and i didn't think you knew who i was and i'm still not
convinced now i am but i saw you at a clippers game this year or last year yeah yeah yeah and
and i remember i saw you and i'm and i'm like i didn't say this out loud but had my thoughts been
out loud i've been like oh that's nick kroll uh-huh and i walked by um to get us something
to eat it was it was in one of those cool guy lounges not a big deal
it was not it was the ticket was from lamorne it wasn't i don't it was gifted to me you probably
bought it yourself um but i saw you there i buy lamorne's tickets oh thank you for the tickets
um and uh you said uh hey rick i was like our names are so close oh maybe somebody was just
saying hello to you yes and i just said my own name back but i said it wrong so i said hey rick
um those what do you know about this though
is that a personal check the most personal wow so this is from here we will we'll uh we'll
show this zoom in on that we'll we'll uh censor the the check numbers uh-huh and the we blur
buddy okay we're a blurring machine over here so this is uh a dollar 50 is that what i get for doing
the podcast no that's not a check to you that's a check from you why did i send you a check and how
are you sending checks to
a lot of people what's the year but i forgot this right this is this is 2015 what's the day
fuck exactly may 26th exactly 30 years ago tomorrow
did i send this to you 10 years ago yeah yeah i have um i kind of i collect instead of autographs
collect i collect autographs on checks from people i mean i did for like a few years that's so funny
and those are i don't even remember what i have i just i just i have that adam adam divine whoa
um bleep that one bleep that one love that those are girls i dated jonathan dewalt it's a bit
uh no just if i've gotten checks from people and it's like if i felt like oh people if anybody
asks for these people's autograph and i have them on a check i just save them all right well brent
moran i've did a lot of checks for people and i've gotten checks from people and i've gotten checks
didn't know you could do this that you could cross out he wrote it wrong can i read it he wrote
it he wrote originally 1100 and then realized you can't write 1100 right now so he crossed that i
wrote 1115 you probably can't write 1100 though i don't know but i get it i would never there's
like it feels like there are rules to checks where you're like no you can't write 1100 i don't think
you i think you have to like write out the number i don't know if i agree with that
kristin bell somebody wants this check um did you get them why do people i guess allison jones
big time casting director big one right there no big deal rick glassman huh okay from brandon
cornier okay oh it says abs is that to get better abs okay lamorne okay lamorne you've gotten a
a check from yeah
that's awesome a lot of autographs a lot of autographs and let's not forget nick kroll
dollar 50 right there was a bit right so we had we had some there was a movie that you were uh
there was no bit i mean other than wanting your this yeah there was a movie that um that you had
that uh i don't remember what it was what was it maybe adult adult beginners adult beginners uh-huh
and i was gonna rent it to watch uh-huh but to buy it it was three dollars more sure and i tweeted
you i said hey um oh right i could rent it to watch but to buy it it was three dollars more
and i said you could buy this yes but will you split the difference with me uh and you said yes
and i said um we i'll only do it if you send me a check and you personally sign it yeah um and you
said okay is that really your signature did you look or was it really not your signature it's not
i mean it's not my because i'm not signing my checks that's what i always thought that because
everybody else's i know they work because they handed me the cells would you sign it yeah sign
this check now i have my signature and then i have my autograph what what they're two different
signatures autograph okay yeah give me your autograph yeah that's fun uh because my i never
believed that was you no no no no no no no this is um this is my business manager uh mickey rourke
so that's mickey rourke signature the from the wrestler or is it the same name
are you serious that's awesome yeah well don't cross his off i'm not gonna sign next to it yeah
yeah yeah when people do sign
they like to have the first letters be big because they think that's artsy i make my r
really small and the rest big right that makes sense uh i feel weirdly like my autograph
signature is sort of trumpian if i'm being completely honest you know what dude why is
that a problem it's not but didn't you just say you're concerned well i have i'm like huh that's
interesting you know like trump is it's like it's like that vibe yeah so is so is a healthy heartbeat
is that guy getting laid outside of your apartment or is he fucking outside of your
apartment or is he taking a shit are you let me answer your question with a long story
do you watch entourage yeah oh yeah okay ari gold you know the actor oh yeah do you know the movie
that he's in called pcu oh yeah do you know that a pcu everyone gets laid oh yeah tonight 10 p.m at
the pit, everyone gets
lit.
hey buddy hey edits um edits you guys don't know this at home but rick is live editing this show
um some might say breaking the flow of what we have going here
sorry sometimes flow makes me have shit all over my desk did i break the flow that that's part of
that's operational cost, man.
I'm just psyched that you're here.
Well, but I,
but what I would say
is that that was show, don't tell.
Like now we're in it to,
we had that experience together
just now versus you cutting away
to telling your editor
to go to the Kevin James clip
and then coming back.
But you're actually telling it.
I was showing it.
I was, we edit out those directions.
Of course, to the audience.
But to me, I'm dealing with this.
Dealing with?
Yeah.
You're dealing with.
You know what?
I think would benefit you
watching a little Key and Peele.
See how it's done.
By the way, I am now watching it
and it's terrific.
What a great show.
It's like a black version of your show
because you guys are white.
That is true.
Right?
I mean, theoretically, I am white.
Yes.
Do you as a Jew consider yourself white?
Yeah.
You don't consider yourself white
because you're Jewish?
I didn't.
I was just asking you that question.
I consider myself white constantly
I mean, I consider myself
having white privilege at all times.
But I don't know if I consider myself like white.
Who's white?
Somebody that looks just like you,
but not Jewish?
Yep.
Okay.
Like you.
Do you think that,
where are your ancestors from?
Should it be ancestors
because it's an S, not a vowel?
Yeah, that makes sense.
I always think about that.
An-cester.
An-acester.
An-cester, right.
Like what?
An-honor.
Yes.
Well, an-honor, I understand
with H's sometimes you do it
because of something I don't remember.
Sure.
Yes.
I use the one example that didn't prove your point.
Do you come from. I come from a small, muddy puddle
somewhere between Poland and Russia.
Like Yoda.
Yes.
You have a Yoda thing in your bathroom.
That's Grogu.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
No, I know.
I know it's Grogu.
Oh.
What else?
Sometimes I like to open my sets with what else.
Whatever gets the laugh I wanted to.
I know.
There are those bits where you're like,
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But it's like you can't stop yourself from doing it.
The jokes, the parts of your act that just never work.
Like the lines or the full sets.
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That's cool.
It's nice.
That's the game we're currently playing.
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think it's such a funny bit and they always no it's okay you know like they don't need me to do
it that's really funny thanks man uh but i also think it's especially funny to me because you
it it also is about like taking photos with people does that make sense is that like you
like when people take photos with people that's what do you mean i mean it's like oh do you want
one with you in it like when you're like someone wants a picture or something like that you know
what i mean well yeah that's if like if if i'm walking on the street and i see somebody taking
a picture of their friend i will sometimes not ironically ask would you like me to take a picture
yeah it's a nice thing to do yeah so like maybe you want to be in this picture yeah yeah it's
funny is there yeah the people at home can't hear that but there is something going on there is
something going on i thought you were going to say that piven lives next door oh not yet
i'm waiting for someone to move out um i've gotten to know him a little bit just because
we do shows together but i don't really know him but i've talked about having
him on and i really want to have him on as ari gold the whole episode oh he would
i'm sure love that would you come on with him and you be um e i would love that who could you play
the best um i mean naturally i mean turtle would be the closest to like bobby bottle service like
that would be the easiest or the brother or the brother you're a huge fan drama baby i know him
as matt dylan do you know matt dylan personally i met matt dylan like many many many
years ago one of the first things i ever did was like host some like local like west chester
county film viking quest what's that viking quest no oh what what is it oh it was some random like
a small movie theater like an art movie theater fundraiser thing and he was there and i was hosting
it was like the first like hosting thing i ever did and um and then i saw him at a starbucks and
i reintroduced myself to him and he was very nice it's kind of like the way you look up to
the dylan brothers is kind of how
i look up to you exactly that's cool yeah i'm yes i have something that i know is not worth it but i
want to try to explain let's do it um if the dylan brothers looked up to me the way that i look up to
you the way you look up to them that triangle i'm it was represented in a 3d model in my head
have you seen those optical illusions where it goes like this but there's really no beginning
like a staircase like an mc escher i don't know things swipe to uh an mc escher so it's
it is literally swipe to it
i don't know if that's what i'm talking about where it's like what the staircase is folding
in upon itself we could just put it up here yes exactly so yes in in that modeling it's like who's
influenced who who's a fan of who between the dylan brothers nick roll and rick glassman it's
like a staircase folding in on itself let's see that is the podcast we're all waiting for
if we if i could get one of the dylan brothers and you yeah to podcast with me
who would you want it to be matt or kevin um it's tough to say like let's move on okay
i could i genuinely care less you care less i could is it this is and this is one of these
fun things to explore is that i could i could not care less i could i could care less if if
if there's nothing that you care about less than that meaning this is what you care about the least
yeah which is the meanest version of it that's where you say i could
care any less okay there's nothing faster than the speed of light unless we're getting into
strength theory and quantum mechanics of the correlations of divergent engines between
the concepts of the x-factors but that's not what i'm talking about it's not and it's not
definitely not what i'm talking about yes i feel like there's an easier way of understanding this
don't even put it in just have to go like this um yeah if i could care less that means that
you might actually care a lot yeah technically yeah so i care a lot about this podcast
with you dylan brothers did you start with stand-up or did you start with sketch improv stuff
i did all of it at the same time kind of i moved to new york and started doing ucb classes but then
was not getting enough like stage time and so i started doing open mics simultaneously and then
started doing kind of the character stuff in conjunction with the stand-up and i was doing
sketch and was like i found that like improv was like i couldn't get enough stage time like when
you're starting did you do you
started with ucb i couldn't get enough stage time that's why i got into stand-up also
is this recording i know it is but i'm also okay yeah is this your is that where your ocd like is
the oven off did i turn the oven off um yeah that's fair he's not he's not against my before
i upgraded these cameras i had cameras that would shut off sometimes i could normally hear it but so
like every 10 minutes while the guest is talking and i would warn them i would like look at them
all sure that's still baked in right it's like it's you're replicating the relationship with
your family everybody's
shuts down on you no i i you're not good at that you're not i i mean that i could tell even you
doing a joke that was so not what it was that i'm actually i actually you're saying no so you didn't
take that many ucb classes took four and i took them twice right because you were yeah because
you were not you the the that's the thing with and i'm so you don't get it no let's see what else
but i would say what else uh hey folks all right what else what else
do you even start with a is it immediately what else or is it like so um uh i i open i either open
with let's see what else or if i'm gonna do that see what else it has to be after it has to be
within the first minute yeah like i could do something what else i also sometimes hold on
i also no go ahead no god please please sometimes i'll say um within the first minute um to myself
where people in the front here and maybe other people can't how much time do i have left on my
phone i've been doing a bit recently that i've
then forget to do throughout the set but i really have been enjoying which is like all right we're
about to get started like you know just none of it um but i think like so i was doing the improv
stuff and there's like that stand-up brain and i do think my brain falls somewhere in between like
it's not a full stand-up like brain and it's not a full like full like collaborative improv brain
i sort of function in the two so sketch which is sketch but even sketch i got annoyed doing
sketch starting off in new york where i was like
everybody here's got to pretend that i'm in a fucking chinese restaurant it's like no let me
do characters where i can acknowledge that we're in an audience let me do like as opposed to doing
a character in a sketch i was like let me do a character straight presentational to you because
he's on stage because yeah because we all let's acknowledge that we're all in this physical space
together so that if something happens i can talk about it versus like like some drunk is in the
third row and i gotta still pretend like i'm in a chinese restaurant like couldn't that drunk in
the third row just be somebody who's drunk at another table
i was not good enough at the time to figure that part out how many levels of uc how many times did
you have to take level one of ucb i took three classes i did not get cast on a herald team
and uh and so i started i just kind of was going everywhere always at once and i think that's what
that movie's called speaking of a chinese restaurant so let's swipe to that there's
no chinese restaurant in that movie i haven't seen it yet but it's i believe it's an asian cast
see there are a lot of just cut to the crafty
and then cut back to it 30 minutes later and then cut now cut to kevin james yeah
and i'll cut to you editing this um i uh when i first moved here i did background work
a lot of background work and one of the movies i did background work on was date night
in the scene that you were the host of steve carell and tina fey and you could see me in it
at the bar really um i don't know how we dude i'll pay extra get to that that um that was like a very
big deal for me i don't know how we're gonna do that i don't know how we're gonna do that i don't
know how we're gonna do that i don't know how we're gonna do that i don't know how we're gonna do that
that you were there doing background work did you even know that are you saying finding this out now
no it was a big deal for me on the day to you know there yeah i knew you were there have you seen my
work doing background on on who wants to be a millionaire or something wow you got that congrats
on that front row someone won a million dollars and my parents had it recorded on their dvr while
that was a thing for a while and they would show people me going oh that's so funny that's so great
a little scratch i'm okay your dog is pissing all over me
go like this yeah push the piss down yeah but then but the eyes are still bleeding um uh i did
background work on um uh new york uh i did background work on curb your enthusiasm the
episode where larry is on the producers on broadway remember when larry plays max
yeah and and uh the the actress is a republican so she doesn't want to he doesn't want to have
sex with her yes and um but i i knew none of this because i was just in the audience of the
saint james theater while larry's doing you know and he like turns on the audience and i was there
that morning i remember being in the audience and then the the background people being like
bummed out about the quality of the crafty like the quality of the bagels you know and i was like
i and i i left in the middle i just left background it was a knows all of the laws
and the rules of crafty and of ours and of smoke bumps yes there was someone there were some people
that like smoke bumps they're using smoke we get an we get the extra 15 bucks yeah sure or wardrobe
you bring your own wardrobe that's a bump the closest i could feel like what it's like for a
woman to not want to speak up even though she is within her right but is it worth losing her job
over this thing is asking the ad for um a wardrobe uh bump sure because they'll give you 15 bucks and
not bring you back oh that's the way i think sure
- Or like, unless you suck his dick or something.
- But then if it gets on the clothes,
for a space.
So you did background work once.
No, I did background work on a few things.
I did background work on a few commercials,
like trying to get my head in my face in frame
because I thought I'd get a full rate.
You ever do that?
You don't get paid more for that.
Background in a commercial?
Also, pardon me,
I'm just making sure that
if I didn't miss the delivery.
Yeah, no, you don't get more for that.
You don't.
Pardon the interruption.
Go ahead.
Do you ever watch Pardon the Interruption?
I have seen Pardon the Interruption.
I wouldn't say I watch it,
if you know what I mean.
Let's just say my dad was watching it sometimes
and I'd be in the room.
What's up, Rick's dad?
Boy, things have changed since those early DVR days, huh?
Rick's not just in the background of
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire anymore.
He's got his own podcast.
I can't fucking wait for my dad to see this.
But that date night was like,
I really learned a lot watching.
It was like a big deal.
It was the Steve Kropp.
It was the Carl Tina Fey movie.
I'm the asshole maitre d'.
I came in with my. Who's the woman with you two?
Olivia Munn.
Right.
Yeah.
Which is Hawaiian for Olivia Munn.
It's funny.
It's funny.
Dude, that does not bother me.
That sounds condescending,
but when people go funny. Yeah, that's funny.
I'll tell you another bit,
like the thing that I do,
is when I see a comedian someplace
and whether they performed or didn't
or are not performing that night,
when I'm leaving,
I like to say bye.
And then I say, good set.
Regardless.
Yeah.
Because I think that's a really condescending thing
when people say, good set.
Because they didn't watch you.
That's funny.
You know?
Sure.
Oh, good set.
It's like, you don't have to do that.
But sometimes you like,
but then you're like,
you'll be like,
you'll prove to them,
be like, that thing.
Remember?
Oh, you're saying ask if they. Yeah.
But then in your head,
you're like calculating,
you're like,
that was three minutes into the set.
You saw the first four minutes
and then you left.
It's like when somebody tells me
that they love an episode
of my podcast and I go,
I think like,
which clip did you see?
Right.
I mean, that's how I know your show.
I'm flattered.
I've been trying to get you on
for literally years.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I finally saw enough clips.
It was the Glenn Howerton.
It was, you know,
the interaction with Glenn Howerton
where you talked about,
where you guys talked about getting it done.
And then I was like,
you know what?
So it wasn't even a funny clip.
No, it was a gen. It was sort of a genuine
but then I really went back.
I didn't realize that you had like,
I don't really,
I had went through my DMs like,
and saw that you had DMed me.
Sure.
So I hadn't really seen that.
And then I was like,
oh, we did talk about this like,
I don't know how many years ago.
You and I?
I feel like I went back in my text
and I was like,
oh, we had this text from like,
I don't know.
I probably messaged you once a year.
I don't remember if you even ever responded.
I think we had had like an interaction
about it a while ago.
And then you,
and then we like dropped it.
And then I saw the Howerton clip
and I was like,
oh yeah, right.
Like, and then I,
and then,
and then I saw your DM
and I was like,
oh right,
we should,
we should do this.
I'm glad you can make it.
Nobody knows why we were laughing.
Nobody even knows there was an edit.
What edit?
What edit?
What edit?
Yeah.
Woke up your fucking dog.
My,
the thing is here.
Let me just get this real quick.
Can we get this guy on camera?
Can we take a picture?
Can we see if the,
can we text the guy
and see if he'll,
he wants a picture with the food?
I'm going to move the dog.
I think I'm starting
to get uncomfortable with,
with I feel,
I feel okay,
but you can move the dog
if you want.
I don't care,
but I am psyched.
Like,
is there going to be,
he's going to have food.
Like I can eat food.
I have food here.
I just got waters
and chips and salsa.
Great.
I'll just eat chips.
Right.
We'll have to figure out the editing
if that's the case.
We don't love,
we have a lot of people
who are fans of mine
who also have mesophonia.
Mesophonia?
Yeah.
Great.
Sarah Silliman.
You can talk to Sarah Silliman
about that.
I've asked her to come on.
I know her better than I know you.
See her every now and then.
Can't keep asking.
Once a year tops.
I haven't asked her in two years.
Great.
Alvin.
Come here, bud.
I'll be right back.
Hi, doggy.
Hi, doggy.
Woo, woo, woo.
Woo.
Alvin's shaking
just a little bit.
Hot.
Alvin must be so nervous
every time someone's coming in
just to be like,
what is about to happen?
Who's about to walk in here?
What's about to happen?
Yeah?
Secret.
Secret.
So,
long story short,
it's hard to explain.
I know this delivery driver
a little bit
and he's been here before.
Is he,
I want him,
I've come in,
I've interviewed him.
I've talked to him before.
Uh-huh.
So, are you comfortable with this?
Tell me the truth.
If you're not,
I'm going to watch.
Sure.
Okay.
Hey, come on.
Come on in.
I've got to set up,
I don't know if this is set up for you.
Here.
You make him carry that much water?
That's like a lot of,
that's a lot of water
to make him deliver.
How's this?
Secret?
Okay.
Secret.
You have to come in
if you're going to take the $200
or I need the money back.
Okay.
Okay.
Come on, bud.
I'm,
I need to change my lens.
You want to change?
Can I be,
for me to be
more dressed?
You want to dress,
what do you mean?
Be more dressed for this.
I'm not,
I mean,
I'm not dressed for this.
I'm not dressed for this.
Well,
you do what's comfortable for you.
If you have clothes,
yeah,
I'm going to change the lens.
Do whatever you want.
There's a bathroom right here.
I have a tie.
Go for it.
I'm going to do this.
I'm going to change my lens.
Isn't that great?
I have two.
Do you like this one?
Mickey Mouse?
I like the Mickey Mouse one.
Yeah.
I think I like the Mickey Mouse one better.
I like the Mickey Mouse one the best,
but if that's easy,
I don't really.
Yeah, do the Mickey Mouse one.
He clearly wants to do the yellow zipper one.
Oh, you can do whatever you want,
but if you're asking me what I think,
I think the Mickey Mouse.
He's really pushing the zipper though,
but.
Do you ever put Alvin in a tie?
Oh, yes.
That's really nice.
You could go on and I got to get a microphone for you.
Is he?
He's been here once before.
Is this always the vibe?
More or less.
Hey man,
I'm Nick.
We haven't met yet.
How are you?
My name's Cicada.
How are you?
It's too hot.
We got the vest.
Is it hot for you?
It's cold outside, yes.
Yeah.
I'll give you $200.
I'm not going to give you more than that.
I'm sorry.
I also added those $15 for the tip.
So, I mean,
you can come in for a half hour or not,
but you said you would and I'm setting this stuff up
and I pardon my energy.
I just get like this when I'm doing this kind of stuff,
but it's frustrating if you're really going to,
if you're not going to come in,
just come in.
It's $215, man.
Pardon my energy.
I do get like this,
like when I'm in producer mode.
Mm-hmm.
Can I have water?
Yes.
Are you going to give him one of the waters that he brought?
If that's what he wants.
Gulp, gulp, gulp.
Ugh.
It's so fucking hot.
Have you done stand-up about that?
Sounds.
Yeah.
No, no, no, no, no.
Please don't.
Please don't.
Secret, secret, secret.
Please don't.
Sorry.
It's outdoor clothes.
Would you mind sitting?
I mean, yeah, just sit here, buddy.
I just want to make my. You can look in the back.
Thank you for your patience.
Alvin and I are. kind of staying. We're staying connected.
We're. I find Alvin's very grounding
for what is. I'm going to be honest with you, slightly.
This is slightly ungrounding.
Yeah.
Not even having him. Is it secret?
Secret.
Secret.
What is the origin of that name?
Secret.
Could you tap that microphone?
How's that?
Really good.
Thank you.
Let me share.
I don't remember some country.
I don't remember.
It's good, I guess.
Oh, yeah, I like that a lot.
Yeah, you don't need the vest.
Can I, a secret, could you sit down for me for a moment?
You got the mic behind you.
Yes.
I'm Nick.
Nice to meet you.
It's good.
Yeah, it's good.
He might want you to put the. To have the water.
He gave me, I got tap water.
I didn't get the. It's a filter.
It's what I drink.
I'll give you one of those too, though, if you want, Nick.
I don't want that, actually.
I'm good, thank you.
I find these metal, I support the metal cans,
but they're very hard to open.
They can get caught and stuck,
and they, you know,
have you found that?
It's pretty easy.
Yeah, it's easy.
Oh, okay.
Sometimes I find it hard to close.
Uh-huh.
You don't have a closer?
I mean, that's what we're trying to build,
is a set full of closers, right?
Are we talking process?
Yeah, we can talk process.
About a month ago,
we made a commercial. So, Secret's brother. What's your brother's name?
Don't do that to me.
That's fair.
It is sort of condescending and dismissive.
It's something that we do, we put mustaches on people.
Now it's off.
You'll see.
Totataman?
Do I have my face?
You don't have anything.
Now, do you see the mustache?
Yeah.
Do you see that my eyes are bleeding?
Yeah.
Totataman? Totataman?
Totataman Space.
Anything new?
His brother is a political prisoner.
Oh, really?
I'm sorry to hear that.
And we had, we did a commercial to try. We had Kristen Bell from "Veronica Mars"
and forgetting Sarah Marshall.
She did a commercial.
♪ Turns a angel ♪
♪ Fly away from here ♪
♪ Fly like the. ♪
♪ Fly like the. ♪
♪ Fly like the. ♪
Please save to Temen Space.
He's a very good young brother.
She's on show for. She's in Nobody Wants Us now.
Everybody's.
But that's. But I like that your references are from me.
That's how I know her.
Yeah, sure.
Let me make sure.
Can I hear you talk into the microphone?
Yes.
Hello, how are you?
Good, thanks.
I hear him.
Yeah.
When people say, how are you?
Do you like that?
I like that.
Hello, how are you?
I go, I'm good, thanks.
Sometimes people say. Sometimes people ask me, how are you?
And I say, good, thanks.
How are you?
Are you a singer?
No, I would. I would thank you for saying that, though.
I would love to be a singer.
I'm a comedian.
Do you sing?
No, his girlfriend before, she's singing.
Yeah, we sang before.
Kristen Bell?
Yeah.
She's a great singer.
Yeah.
She can really sing.
She can really sing.
Yeah.
He's not bad either.
You don't sing?
I'm not. I don't sing nearly as well as Kristen Bell.
Do you?
Are you a singer?
With her?
Yes.
With her.
Yeah, we all sing.
We all sing with Kristen Bell.
What does that mean?
I mean, like, when you're around. It's like when you play basketball with, like, LeBron James, you're going to be better at
basketball.
Swipe to some ridiculous celebrity basketball game that you played in.
So, is any news with your brother?
No, it's. No.
That must be really hard.
Are your parents. Are your parents still with us?
With me?
No, not with you.
I mean, are they still alive?
Who are you?
I'm Nick Kroll.
I'm. Why are you asking this?
I'm just trying to get to know you.
I'm trying to. I mean, your brother's a political prisoner.
That must be incredibly hard on your parents.
I'm checking to see if your parents are alive and how they're holding up.
You're like police or something?
Yeah, I'm like the police.
No, I'm Finnish.
No, I'm kidding.
I'm kidding.
I'm kidding.
I'm kidding.
I'm kidding.
I'm more like Sting's solo. He plays the police on television.
I play the police.
I'm more like Sting's solo work.
Does that make more sense to you?
No.
Who is that?
Sting.
He's this. Musical artist that was given this name Sting because when he was in grade school, he would
wear this striped shirt, made him look like a bee, and his mom even calls him Sting.
Did you know that?
I didn't know that.
Yeah, he had that nickname since he was a kid.
Oh, I. Yeah.
I. Are you a big fan of the police?
Are you more of a Stuart Copeland guy?
Oh, my kind of knowledge of the police kind of starts and ends with the fact that Tupac's
changes was taken. No, that's Bruce Hornsby.
What am I. What's the police song?
That's also a rap song.
Under. No, I was going to say Under Pressure, but that's another song.
I Ain't Mad at Ya?
Isn't that something that was. Oh, maybe.
Oh.
What is it?
Nas' The Message is a sample of. What are you fucking talking about?
Can I ask?
Is that a knife in your pocket?
Are you just happy to see me?
If you had these on, you would have loved it.
No, I heard it.
Did you like it?
I did.
He uses a knife to check if money's real.
Are you tired?
Yeah, I am.
Hey, Secret, could you bring this closer to you?
I am tired.
You look very tired.
Yeah, I'm always. Right now, I'm basically always a little bit tired, and I'm also maybe having a slight
allergic reaction to Alvin.
I'm allergic to dogs, but I chose for my art to be close to the dog to maybe reach this
point where we could. A lot of word, he say.
For the simple question.
Sure.
You do seem like that type of. You'll do it for the bet, because it literally inspires you.
I think that's a big part of your charm.
Thank you.
Even when you're not doing something for that, I think that is built into you.
Yeah.
What is that from?
Do you know?
I mean, I think it's just like. I mean, it's what I enjoy about your podcast.
It's like. It's okay.
It's okay.
It's okay.
It's all up for grabs in a fun way.
And if you're psyched to have fun. Like, can I ask a question?
Can I get. Can we ask her comeback?
Kristen Bell?
Yes.
Yes.
So every week, I do a different guest.
It's a different person.
So Kristen isn't here right now.
He's very tired.
He's not. Yeah.
I mean, I am tired, and I have allergies.
So I. And I would honestly prefer Kristen Bell.
I would prefer Kristen Bell as well.
Do you. Have you seen the movie Hitch?
He's scarce.
Remember. Will Smith, Kevin James.
Ah, yes.
Big fat guy.
He. But like muscle fat.
Not normal.
I forget the name of that movie, but yes, I know what you're talking about.
He's king.
He's king.
He's king.
His face has been getting like allergic reactions.
Yes, your face look like it's blow like here.
And then it's like, I'm. I'm tired.
I'm slips.
Yeah.
Yeah, I'm sleepy.
That's an insult to women.
You're not supposed to tell women that they look tired.
Did you know that?
Only if they. If you think they're pregnant.
I teach you how to. Talk to a woman?
How. Wake up.
Oh, how do you do it?
It's. Duplic.
Just give me your hand like this.
Uh-huh.
And then. Uh-huh.
Uh-huh.
He's going to slap you and you want to pull your hand away.
I am more awake now.
Living room.
Glass break.
Okay.
This is a mistake.
Or is it?
Fucking welcome to the jungle, brother.
You want to come in and play on the pod?
Put your big boy pants on.
This is the shit I like.
This is the shit I like, dude.
Fucking. You know what?
This is the alpha energy.
And now I'm awake.
And so you win too.
We all win.
Have you seen any of the TV show. Um. Um. The Kroll Show?
Is it a sketch comedy show?
Key and Peele?
It's black people.
Yeah.
Like this?
Mm-hmm.
Do you remember?
Do you remember when you saw that five years ago?
No.
Hey, you know what?
There's nothing to do, you know?
It's not like I'm five years old waiting up every night asking mom,
when's dad coming home?
Who needs him?
Hey, he wasn't there.
to teach me how to shoot my first hoop.
But I learned, didn't I?
Got pretty damn good, too, didn't I, Uncle Phil?
Yes.
Got through my first date without him.
I learned how to drive without him.
I had 14 birthdays.
He never even sent me a car to hell with him.
You know what, Uncle Phil?
I'm going to get through college without him.
I'm going to get me a great job without him.
I'm going to marry me a beautiful honey.
And I'm going to have me a whole bunch of kids.
And I have a better father than he ever could be.
There ain't a damn thing he can teach me about how to love not kids.
How come he don't want me, man?
How come he don't want me?
Mr. Rickers.
Mr. Rickers.
You.
I thought you were sad.
Real sad.
My heart hurt for that.
It's black people.
A lot of cut-to's in this.
I mean, this is 30 Rock.
This is how we are.
I'm re-watching 30 Rock right now.
How is it?
It's one of my favorite comedies ever.
Do you love it?
I do.
I love it.
It's so funny.
It's live action.
I'm a family guy.
That was my first, one of my first auditions ever.
It was in that sort of date night period where it's like,
oh, I finally got to audition for things.
I auditioned for the. You're an actor?
You're an actor?
I'm an actor.
Ah, yeah, okay.
Yeah.
Like Charles Bronson.
He loves Charles Bronson.
Sure, who doesn't?
We don't. Do you have a master like Charles Bronson?
Oh, I don't.
I would love to have Charles Bronson.
And I always felt like he looked a little sleepy.
Yeah, he's sleep. Yeah, he's such a man.
He's so tired.
Because you work every day.
Yeah, he's working so hard out there killing people.
I'm exhausted.
Right?
That was his catchphrase?
I've been killing so many people, I'm exhausted?
Yeah.
Yeah.
See?
When he moved out here five years ago,
or at least, I don't know, five, six years.
When did you move to the States?
I first came here in 1999.
Oh, when did you move to Los Angeles?
And then I left, I come back.
Mm-hmm.
Well, he wanted to be an actor.
Sure.
Have you. Are you still pursuing it?
Um, well, eh. Pursuit.
Pursuit.
Is it something you're still wanting to. Like the pursuit of happiness.
Yeah.
Like something you're following.
Let's switch to that.
What do you mean?
What is that?
Medical equipment?
What is that?
Like an MRI?
We don't have any more mandates.
You want me to bring this to doctors?
Pursuit of happiness is my pursuit, and you pursuit and ruin, you baphomist.
You pessimist. You pessimist. You pacifist.
'Cause everything I do, you Christian-ass baphobist.
Get him, Rick.
Baph the bitch. Slap the bitch. Pour plenty. I. Oh!
Oh!
Oh!
Oh!
Oh!
Oh!
Got so much stuff that swipe to, and it sucks for audio-only people.
But it's gonna be great when you somehow swipe to pursuit of happiness, Will Smith cutting to Kevin James hitch.
Bring it all together.
I felt like that was already assumed.
Mm-hmm.
But I'm giving something for the audio listeners at home that are not gonna get to see it or hear it.
Are you trying to be an actor?
What's one of your favorite movies that you would like to be an actor in?
I like "Deerfish."
I like. "Dead Fish"?
"Death Wish."
"Death Wish." Charles Bronson.
Charles Bronson.
Sure.
I like. Um. I like cowboy movies.
I like the. Anything that's come out in the past five years.
Five, ten years.
Twenty years.
Uh. I like "Die Hard."
"Die Hard"?
"Die Hard"?
Yeah, that's not really twenty years.
Something that's come out since you. Wait, sorry. Do you like "Die Hard"?
Or do you like "Die Hard," the Kevin Hart Quibi series that turned into a movie?
Right.
I remember that.
Not that?
Do you know Quibi?
No, he doesn't know that.
He's talking about. But do you know Quibi?
Do you use Quibi?
Show me picture.
No.
Yeah.
I mean, he's not going to see that.
But I get it.
And I love it.
All vertical.
Um. Have you seen "Die Hard: With a Vengeance" with Samuel L. Jackson?
I didn't say, "Hey, Zeus."
I said, "Hey, Zeus."
I see every. I see every one of them.
You know what would be fun?
Yes?
That's why I got lines, and you guys did a scene from "Die Hard: With a Vengeance."
Right.
Who's who?
He's Bruce Willis.
Would you rather be Bruce Willis, or would you rather be the guy that plays Scar in "Lion King"?
I have a gun for that?
Can I put my hand up?
Yeah.
I think I could probably get closer to the Jeremy Irons voice.
I think.
I don't want to assume.
matter let's do that let's do you say do it mr mclean his friend is fine see yeah yeah i don't
sing i but i do the voices yeah it's like singing but with words do it different do another what do
you want to you want to hear some of that hey you hear this another one oh we'll go back to that
once does this fuck with your mesothelioma what is that is that a character you have or is that
just that's a that's a character do you do it yeah that's good um oh do you still uh have your
show big mouth yeah no don't all right so that's where you checked out on my stuff you didn't get
you didn't catch much big mouth i saw a few episodes of it and really liked it it i mean i
didn't watch yeah of course not
why because who has time oh that's probably why or you just didn't like it that much but
i feel like a jewish kid jerking off you would have like identified with them it's also something
that that a good amount of my friends reference and it's like i never like i should i just didn't
sure did you watch any cartoons do you like cartoons uh
i never i never you're wearing a mickey mouse tie this is mickey mouse yes do you like mickey
mouse mickey mouse the cartoon i love mickey mouse okay so there you go what the fuck is it to me
i decided to go from the original um you pivoted yes um would you like to you're gonna play hans
um and could you also play holly i could play holly i could play holly there's only one line
i got it um holly genero
is that our last name or is that a place you're in the rio genero isn't it that's not our last
name are you okay i'm okay i think i need to print one more for the stage direction
can i touch it yes please can you bring him to me i'm gonna is that okay do i have your consent to
move you that's okay
do you like animals
yes do you like this particular animal do you like animals in general i like every
i like everything have a heart yeah that's nice everything they have a spirit and heart do you
think that animals have more of that than humans do generally yes i think they're very special it's
special special except for this squirrel squirrels yeah you don't think you find squirrels to sort of
be heartless they're very fast and they're not stay for a second no it's hard to capture them
it's hard it's hard to meet them meet in their meet them in their beady little eyes yes
you caught a squirrel once yeah well we have the video up so people could see it's it's what led
me to alvin it's why i named him alvin after a squirrel kind of kind of meaning because alvin's
a chipmunk right
mclean steps into view in the doorway backlit by sparks still tumbling down from the roof above
he holds the machine gun ready you're gonna play um bruce willis's character mclean this which i
would imagine would be holly's last name is bruce willis yes i mean if sorry what is the home that
is getting his wife back that's an exclamation point for what is that means that yeah it's more
it means you raise your voice were they divorced or they're getting divorced they're getting
divorced
hans turns not that surprised it's this one that's not yeah yeah but i'm uh hans yeah you really you
you just brought him right in the deep end and you haven't explained to him how we've done scenes
before together he just okay he just has questions all the time about stuff okay you just have to
kind of push through like a child it's kind of racist go ahead
eric holly hans turns
not that surprised grinning he yanks holly into view no words need to be said john
holly we have to we have to establish holly we're having to stop mid like that so that what it was
was a fucking take from begin from the first time sure
hans hans turns not that surprised grinning he yanks holly into view no words need to be said
john holly we're having to stop mid like this is so that it was fuck rappers
so wait wait no so that's what it was a fucking robbery i say this he did basically say holly
holly we have a stop mid like that that is what it was fuck rappers
so why knock nuke knock nuke like a nuclear bomb why your bomb building
hands
hands quite that's a question mark why where where why you do it
when you steal six hundred dollars you can disappear but when you steal six hundred million
they will find you unless you play dead which happens to be your next role
drop your gum please mclean hesitates hans pushes the gun again i do can i get one more
shot at it because he's gotten a lot more takes at it yeah can i get it yeah let me read this
direction so the people uh know what it is uh so when you're done this is direction for you so
after he says that line you're gonna hesitate you know what that word means you're gonna pause
you're gonna wait you're gonna right before something happens you take a moment and then
he he's gonna push the gun against your wife holly and he hurts her
he heard her yeah it's hurting her so when he says drop your gun and and then he's gonna put
his gun up against your wife so it's gonna incentivize you to want to drop your gun
because you want to make sure she doesn't get shot does that make sense no okay we'll take it
from the top hans john
how we haven't stopped me like that
this does what this what this was fucking rubbers so why
why nuke why nuke the building why nuke why nuke this why
hans when you steal six hundred dollars you can disappear
but when you steal six hundred million they will find you unless you play dead
which happens to be your next rule drop your gun please oh he's pressing the gun up against the
wife oh nine this is i'm okay i don't i can actually have your help here i know you're
not german but do you have any german do you do you have any german
do you have any do you have any german do you have a german do you have german nine
dc in east nine nine this is mine this time john wayne does not walk off into the sunset
grace kelly
that was good there's still more this time john wayne doesn't get to walk off into the
the sunset with grace kelly that that was gary kipper
will you not swear no he's sending it out you got it shit it shit oh i get that the th is confusing
oh yeah shit head uh shit head
you won't you can just keep going
motherfucker that's fine yeah no more jokes drop it or she gets between the eyes
wow hans no you're a cowboy no you're a cowboy hans
mother fucker wait wait wait he's saying that i say that he's he says that too because you say it
he's like taking your line and your woman it's a callback
it's a callback to when john mclean says you pka motherfucker but now hans is sort of you want to
say motherfucker line do you want to switch the roles i am i say motherfucker this all right let's
just i'll switch let's just switch it and let's just try to get through this real quick okay so
well you'll be mclean or you'll be uh you'll be hans i am bruce willis no but now you're gonna
play yes bruce willis's name is hans okay i don't need to make eye contact you don't understand
what's happening oh that i was just gonna ask if you want some water or something
are you okay
so huh uh bruce willis's character is named hans nick
and um the guy whose brother is scar is mclean got it
we'll wrap it up why are you tired he's tired because this is getting tedious yeah it is i i
feel that too not him
me you yeah i i wasn't blaming him good
hey it's not good like this
you guys come together having some like friend not like this you're like brother
i don't have brother i thought you had a brother who was a political dissident he's like because
my brother is not not here he's not here i'm sorry about that
are your parents still with us why are you asking this more than one time because i
still probably if you're just feel like if your brother is a political prisoner
maybe they are too or maybe maybe you're you're asking questions not important for this yeah or
maybe i want to go find your parents and why you want to find my parents that could be a
cool documentary nick crowl find secrets parents people be like what's that
and then you get to say to me yippee-ki-yay i want you two to ha i want you you two to
hurt hurting people each other harden each other hug each other hug each other i feel like it's
very hard you guys fight for that hug each other come on i didn't feel like you were fighting at
all it scared me my car do you scare you scared i get that it was a tension there's i understand i
think you and i are comfortable with the the version of conflict that we're having but i don't
think but i think there's probably times where you are very comfortable with conflict in a way that i
would never be comfortable with yes yeah like i think this like that this is fine we'll be fine
after this but you know what if you want a hug yeah before i hug you is there anything you want
to plug uh yeah let's see um something to wash your hands with are you okay yeah it was tracker
on cbs i want to plug that um tnt a few years ago had uh the show version of the snow piercer
i i know the movie i don't know they made it because you show a show of it
uh david diggs was in it a couple other people is that the guy that that that was um
he ran the uh in eight mile he ran the the rep you know i think that's
no david diggs was in hamilton and then a number of other projects are you thinking of
mckay pfeiffer yes and i was also thinking of ty diggs and that's the wrong guy but they're all
each other's sentences i know what you're gonna say
that's me
that's you that's me who's that that's my girlfriend
i have no idea who he is but i don't i don't want to like get rid of him
but that's sweet that's how you met your girlfriend yeah i met my girlfriend i was
eight when she was uh one and you guys now she's 22. right so you were friends until she turned 18.
i actually didn't i didn't even remember uh this i only met her for a couple of days i met her again
when she was 21.
and i was 28 and we were doing our thing this was a year ago
you're 29. do you believe that he's 29 says do you think he's 29 years old yes
very handsome thank you
how are how are you i'm handsome too how are how old are you oh how old i'm okay i'm 47.
how old are you how old are you oh how old are you oh how old are you oh how old are you
Thank you
Is there anything you want to plug?
What do you mean?
I'll plug some stuff though for real
I've got a show called Adults
that I produce on FX
Congratulations on another season
Thank you
It's on FX and Hulu
Well you could just say FX
by the time this comes out
Hulu will be
It'll be a tile on Disney Plus
Do you get to Disney Plus?
He's not going to understand
I understand
What's Disney Plus?
It's Mickey Mouse
No, he's not wrong
It is Mickey Mouse
Do you know what Disney Plus is?
Have you seen The Mandalorian?
What about?
Yes, I have it
I love that
Do you like the baby Grogu?
It's my favorite
Describe him for us
Which one?
Baby Grogu
Describe Grogu
for us
He's very sweet
He's baby
He's like small baby
who haven't to touch it
I love it
I think that's a fair description
Those are the major features
Anyway, so
where you can find baby Grogu
Yes
or Mickey Mouse
you can find Adults on FX
So it's Disneyland
Yeah, kind of
I love Disneyland
Yeah
It's great
Yeah
It is great
It is great
So there's that
Also on Hulu
a movie I made
with Andrew Reynolds
called I Don't Understand You
You would like that
I like it
It's a
Yeah, about a
Is it out?
I don't know this
Who is in
Who is that person?
Andrew Reynolds
He was in
Ryan Reynolds' brother
Deadpool
I like him
He's different
But similarly
handsome white
Like those guys are white
Not Jewish
Not Jewish
Like those guys are white
Ryan Reynolds is white
Like that's how I'm like
you're not white
Like Ryan Reynolds is white
I don't know
I feel like
I'm white like Ryan Reynolds
You're not, man
Not even close
Thank you
Am I like that?
That's the thing with
people from where you're from
It's not clear what is going
Yeah
It's ambiguous
It's actually a thing you could say
You could call them racially ambiguous
Well, but it's like
It's like
Yeah
Because I feel like
Are you from
Are you Greek?
Are you
Do we know where you're from?
Are you Albanian?
Armenian?
You're from somewhere in the Mediterranean?
You don't have to answer that
I'm sorry
That was way too personal
You don't have to answer that
That was inappropriate
Can I apologize?
We can edit it out
Sekrut?
Yes
I want to apologize
for asking where you're from
That was inappropriate
I don't think that's inappropriate
I don't know
I don't know if you're joking right now
What's inappropriate about asking where he's from?
I just think it hurt him
It's not hurt me
It's before people asking where you're from
Is many times
after the answer
people go to jail
Yes
That's what
I'm conscious of that right now
I feel like there's
I'm more aware of that right now
People will go to
If you say where you're from
other people will go to jail?
Depends on where you are
Yes
This is about the political climate
I don't understand
If you're here right now
Yes
If you say where you're from
who's going to jail?
Who knows?
It could be
It could be
It could be me to go
How?
You do not see what has happened this work?
Today
Are you
Do you watch news?
Or you just watching
Can I ask who did you vote for?
Who did you vote for?
Who would you vote for?
Are you not
Are you not a legal citizen here?
Because if so
If not
Then you wouldn't be able to vote
If that's the case
I'll edit around this
This is personal
You are asking question
You want to talk
You want to say
You want to say
Motherfucker
We'll do this
You wanted to talk about your
His movie
Is he working?
Watch the Hulu movie
Is it out?
Yeah
It's called
I don't understand you
And what is your role in this?
Did you write this?
What do you do there?
I don't understand you
That's the name of the movie
What are you doing for?
What do you do for that?
I acted in it
And for what?
For money and fame
That's a funny answer
There's no way
You have money?
Yeah
I made some money
Did you write this too?
Or is this something you casted?
No, I'm just in it
What's it about?
It's me and Andrew Rannells
We're a couple
We go to
You might win an award
I don't think
No, I don't think
I'm going to win an award
I don't really
You're playing gay
Yeah
They're going to take an award
From me for doing that
What do you mean?
I'm not allowed to
That's what they're trying to do
That's what they're trying to do
Yeah
They're trying to take it all away
They won't let me do anything
That's the problem
I can't go in anybody's bathrooms now
I want to go in everybody's bathrooms
Because you are gay?
Yeah
Yeah
In the movie I'm gay
In real life
I'm married to a woman
So what's the movie about?
We're a couple
We go to Italy
And we're trying to like
Kind of save our marriage
And then we end up
At this old lady's house
And we just
Shit goes crazy
We
And everyone in our family
Wait a minute
Is this
Is this the
Is this the
Is this the like
I used to bury the lead of that
Because I was like
You want the surprise
But then if you just watch
Watch the trailer for the movie
They kind of lay it all out there
That's in the trailer
Yeah
I don't watch trailers
If I've decided that I want to see something
Great
Well
But
So this isn't a spoiler then?
This is part of the premise of the movie?
It's a
It's not a spoiler
You can cut around this if you want
But it's a
We'll bleep what he said
Yeah
Me and Rannells go
And
We go to this Italian vacation
And then
Shit goes crazy
Yeah
Is what I'll say
Are you happy with it?
Yeah it's funny
It's a good movie
You'll make this?
I just started
I didn't write it or produce it
I'm just in it
Again to
For money and fame
Was it
When you have it to
You read like this
For this?
Yes exactly
This is what the script looked like
But it's
It's not
The lines aren't like
Do you audition for that?
I didn't audition for that one
How you get it?
Very cool
They just
They offered it to me
And when they offered it to you
Was there somebody involved
That you're like
I probably want to do this
Or do you go like
I'll read this?
What made you want to read it?
I knew
I knew the guys who wrote it
And directed it
They're a real couple
And it's a little bit
About their story of adopting
And like a horror vacation
They had to Italy
That they combined
And Joel Edgerton
Is one of the producers of it
From The Fighter
Is he in The Fighter?
Oh yeah
You've seen The Fighter right?
No The Warrior
You're thinking of the one
Warrior
Yeah Warrior
Yes
Love that movie
Yes
He
I saw him in that
And then we did a movie together
Became friends
He's one of the producers
And his brother Nash
Is an awesome director
And did all the stunts and stuff
You know
So before you read it
Did you think to yourself
I probably want to do this
Based on that
Or do you
It was I mean
Being like hey
Do you and Andrew Rannells
Want to go shoot a movie
In Italy together
And Joel is directing
And Brian and David
Are writing
Or Brian and David
Are writing and directing it
Joel's producing it
And go to
Live in Italy
And shoot a movie
I was like yeah
For how long?
It was like six weeks
I don't know
I hope this isn't boring you
But I can't tell
We cut around
Like you're my guest
I don't even know
How much we show
Or even keep
I mean we're going to
Keep some of this in
But like
Okay
I just
I have trouble
When someone's in a room
Not acknowledging them
And reading their vibe
And the vibe I'm getting
Off of him
Well what have you been
Looking at McCone
McCone's vibe
You haven't really been
Checking in with him
But I am checking in with him
Because I can feel his
He's pulling the camera
From place to place
I can get
I'm getting a vibe off him
Right
And the vibe off him
Is like I'm here
To film this
And
They're getting paid
The same amount
You're making $2.15
For this?
I wish
Two
He can shut down
The camera right now
If you don't give him
The extra $15
I keep this
The $15 I wasn't
The $15 I gave him
For bringing me the water
He's saying good job
I think he's saying good job
But he's nervous
No it's on the app
On the phone
Oh I thought you were
On the app
$15 is for this
On the app
For the
But while you're paying
That in cash?
$200 is cash
Let me see it
Yeah
It's good cash
Can I see you
When
I don't know if we caught it
Because you
You checking
To make sure the money
Was real
Can I see you do that?
Check this money?
Yeah
Because you checked it
To make sure it was real
The way you
Yeah
You checked to see
If Ben Franklin's wrinkles
Are real
Is that what it is?
No because
When it's
When it's fuck
It's like
Wait wait
What did you say?
I said when it's fuck
It's not dirty
You can
When it's fuck
It's not dirty
Is what I heard you say
And I know it's not what
You said
I'm saying when it's fuck
It's dirty
The pant is dirty
When it sounds like you're saying
When it's a F word
It's dirty
No when it's fuck
Spell it
F-A-K
Oh
Okay
Is this
This number
Like this
It's
It's scrape
Oh really?
Yeah
Do you
Have you gotten a lot?
Have you gotten burned
That way before?
Yes
Do you have money?
I have money
You know what?
I don't have money though on me
I forgot my wallet
I flew here
And forgot my wallet
Everybody have
Will you fly
You know where I'm here?
I am
But I flew in
And I forgot
I forgot my wallet
Have you ever gotten to the airport
And not had your wallet on you?
Will you
Will you fly
Sounds like a good stand-up set
Will you fly from
Let me hear you do that
What else?
Turn that into a stand-up bit
I should
Why not?
Right?
Let me see the origins of it now
You get to the airport
And you realize you don't
And then I try to use
My little charm
To be like
But we can figure this out
Right?
And they're like
No
And I'm like
You know you have your
You know
A picture of your ID on your phone?
what else
I liked it
yeah see he found it relatable
listen I'm going to let you go we're going to end this
because that's what should happen
and I don't want to
like
linger
me linger to you but I would like to say
that I'm
a huge fan of yours and this is so
cool that you wanted to do this
I don't know how often you get stoned
if you're ever free and want to come on
this podcast with me and get high
I would love to do a high episode with you
who's to say we
didn't just do one brother
brother
me and Secroot
you never know brother
you never know
you were just pretending that it was allergies
yeah we just blazed one down
in his Corolla
how do you know what kind I have
because I've been following you
for the last six weeks
look behind you
Secroot look behind you
you scared me
turn away
yippee-ki-yay motherfucker
alright anything you want to plug
did you see some of the clips that we've been putting out
with the one with Kristen are doing really well
right now have you been getting recognized
yeah are you psyched on the socials
I don't know
I don't know
alright
thank you so much for coming over
thanks man
I like his socks
these are my lucky socks
we haven't even talked
and you were like wear nice socks
I said clean
oh right wear clean socks
and these are actually my lucky socks
what have you experienced in them
that it makes you feel that way
they're kind of
I'm not a superstitious guy for the most part
but I wear them
when I have something to do
that's important
and in this case
it was the thing I did right before I got here
funny
funny
what was you do
you wouldn't get it
out on Hulu now
make sure to check it out on Disney Plus
you wouldn't get it it's called
I don't understand you
I don't understand you
on Hulu Plus
make sure to check out Big Mouth
on probably Netflix
Netflix eight seasons I believe
eight seasons
eight seasons in a movie
where can I get sound like that
it's a good question
I'll find out for you
check out Too Much Tuna
back on Broadway next year maybe
oh God willing
can I fill this
yeah yeah yeah
if you ever do that
and you don't have to answer this now
I'm just asking you to plant this as a seed
yeah
could I do audience warm-up for it
yeah great
I would love that
it's good
yeah it's good quality
and I've worn them a bunch
so like the fact that they're still together
is good
well you're
yeah man
you're this
you're a funny man
and I've
I enjoy watching your clips
I've never
watched
or listened to the show entirely
nobody watches the full episodes
nobody watches
it's all just to be cut up
and consumed
clip farming
yes brother
but it's very funny
it's very
it's a very fun show
I'm happy to
and it was as fun as I hoped it would be
yeah
for all the times you stood by me
for all the joy that you let me see
if I highlight her
for all the wars in your human life
for
it's fading to black
let it go
let it go
it's almost black yeah
in the midst of a summer tune
you're everything I am
because you love me
I like the
title card
and now the thing that's going
we can see here
oh look it
you could watch this episode with
you know
oh yeah
you could watch this episode with
some people
Sebastian Maniscalco
and then here you can watch an episode
I was thinking maybe
like whatever's best for you
I love Sebastian
yeah I bet
I love him
yeah
you are drinking with
apple on it
yeah
that's like
honestly
the best Sebastian impression I've heard
why are you worrying
why are you worrying
why are you worrying
why are you wearing no shoes
are you not man
that's fucking
spot on
how do you know him so well
I watch on my computer
and the TVs
do you have a good Sebastian
and then I'll let you go
it's not going to be better than his
alright
I mean that was like
like there's a lot of
I don't know if he knows
but a lot of people do a Sebastian impression
why do you have an apple
on the drink
he's still doing it
yeah
he's still fucking
good
because that's what he's like right
question is
important question
why are you having
I don't
why are you having it there
it make me
it's funny for me
yeah
but why are you having it
and then quickly
we want to wish to
Kevin James
just we're going to cut it now
black people
scoot
do
black people
blubberty blue
scoop deep
oh yeah!
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
The host shares a personal experience switching from side to back sleeping due to pain, attributing the change to using a Helix mattress.
He recommends placing pillows under the legs to relieve lower back pressure and highlights Helix’s 120-day money-back guarantee.
The episode promotes Helix Sleep with a 20% site-wide discount via helixsleep.com/slash-TISO.
The host and guest engage in playful, humorous banter about allergies, dogs, and comedic routines, including a fictional “allergic reaction” to a dog.
Nick Kroll reflects on his comedic style, emphasizing dry humor as a form of self-expression and connection, contrasting it with more performative or silly bits.
A nostalgic conversation about past collaborations, like with Chelsea Peretti and Kevin James, reveals mutual admiration and creative influence.
The host shares a personal anecdote about receiving a $50 check from a guest, sparking reflection on creativity, fandom, and small acts of connection.
The episode blends personal stories with comedic observation, highlighting how humor, vulnerability, and shared experiences build authentic audience connections.
Summary:
The podcast features a lighthearted and personal conversation centered around humor, relationships, and shared experiences. The host, Nick Kroll, begins by promoting Helix Sleep, sharing how its mattress helped him transition from side to back sleeping due to discomfort and emphasizing its comfort and refund policy. com/slash-TISO, encouraging listeners to try the product.
The conversation then shifts into playful banter about allergies, dogs, and comedic routines—highlighting a humorous "allergic reaction" to a dog named Alvin. Kroll reflects on his comedic identity, noting that dry, understated humor is a core part of his artistry and connection with audiences. He shares nostalgic anecdotes about past collaborations, including work with Chelsea Peretti and Kevin James, and touches on creative influences and jealousy in comedy.
A heartfelt moment occurs when he recounts receiving a $50 check from a fan, underscoring how small gestures foster deep connections. The episode blends self-reflection, humor, and storytelling, creating a warm, authentic tone that celebrates both personal growth and the joy of shared laughter. It ultimately emphasizes how vulnerability, creativity, and genuine human interactions form the foundation of meaningful comedy.
FAQs
Helix Sleep offers a comfortable mattress with a 120-day money-back guarantee. You can take a quick sleep quiz at helixsleep.com to find the best mattress for your needs, and they will mail it to you for free.
Yes, putting pillows under your legs helps relieve pressure on your lower back, which can improve your sleep comfort and support proper spinal alignment.
Visit helixsleep.com/slash-TISO for 20% off site-wide when purchasing a mattress. The offer is available to all customers.
Yes, some people switch to sleeping on their back due to discomfort on their sides. A supportive mattress like Helix can make back sleeping more comfortable.
Yes, Helix mattresses are designed to support the spine and reduce pressure points, making them a good choice for people experiencing back pain or discomfort.
Nick Kroll shares that while he has a dog allergy, he still enjoys having a pet. For those with allergies, consider keeping pets upstairs or using air purifiers and allergen-friendly products.
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