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Seth Rogen says Sylvester Stallone has only made four good movies. "What's the over/under on actual good Stallone movies? I think it's like four." - Ike "Demolition Man. Tango and Cash is enjoyable, but it's not a good movie." - Seth "Stallone is maybe not as good as Schwarzenegger. Not even close. Predator alone is better than anything Stallone has made." - Ike "Stallone has no Terminator 2, no True Lies. Schwarzenegger is in legitimately great movies." - Seth "Stallone made a run from 1997 to 2012 that was rough. Do you remember Driven? Daylight? He's trapped in the Holland Tunnel. His character's name is Kit Latura." - Ike
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Leonardo DiCaprio tells Jennifer Lawrence he’s never rewatched Titanic. "Have you rewatched Titanic?" - Jennifer "No, I haven't seen it. I don't really watch; maybe I do. Some movies I've watched. Do you watch your old movies?" - Leo "No, I've never made something like Titanic. But if I did, I would watch it." - Jennifer "But I mean, when was the last time you did that?" - Leo "When I was really drunk. I put on American Hustle and I was like, 'I wonder if I'm good at acting.'" - Jennifer
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MrBeast reveals he hid $1,000,000 dollars inside a Salesforce Super Bowl commercial that took weeks to solve "In the commercial, I hid a million dollars in it. If you watch the commercial, just with your computer, you can win a million dollars, and there's like a bunch of random clues and puzzles hidden through it. Over 60 million people visited that site and attempted it, but it still took weeks for people to find the million dollars." "I just basically went on reddit and got all the most cracked out puzzle solvers in the world. I was like, if you had unlimited budget, how would you make the most insane puzzle ever?" "It took a group of really high level puzzle solvers almost an entire month to crack it, with millions of people trying and a whole subreddit dedicated to it."
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Will Ferrell shares the advice his dad gave him when he decided to give acting a shot. "I went to lunch with my dad and said I really want to give this a shot. He gave me the best showbiz advice I've ever received." "He said, 'if it was based on talent, I wouldn't worry about you. You've got talent. But there's so much luck involved. Give it a shot, but don't get discouraged if you get down the road and think this is just too hard. You didn't fail. You tried. You're capable of pivoting and doing something else.'" "It wasn't a rah-rah speech, but it took all the pressure off. I thought, well, I'm probably not going to make it anyway, so let's just have fun. And it allowed me to be loose."
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Dave Portnoy on how he went from owning $15 million worth of Bitcoin to hating it. "I'm always in at the wrong time. The whole Winklevoss situation was at $11,000. I bought $2 million worth at $11,000. They walked out of the room and I sold it." "From August 2020 to March 2021, six months, it went to $60,000 in fast order. 6x on $2 million is $12 million. I was not happy." "I got back in. Everyone was talking about it. I've been in and out. Right now I'm probably averaging around $100,000. We're at $59,000. I don't know what's going on. Saylor is selling and saying it's good that he's selling. Who knows? I'm not going to sell it. It may go to zero and I may lose millions again. But I probably had $15 million in it at some point."
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Louis C.K. admits he made a joke ten seconds after his mom died in hospice. "I did jokes even when my mom died. I came up with a joke ten seconds later that I actually performed. We were all in the hallway of the hospice crying. My mom was in the room and we'd spent the whole day with her body. She had very strict wishes about being cremated right away, no one there." "This kid showed up from the crematorium. Sweet kid, working class, Boston type. He said, 'I'm here to take your mom. I'm sorry for your loss, but I'm here to take your mom.' He had this black bag, kind of silk looking, probably been used a number of times." "He goes in to get her ready. We're all crying in a ball outside. He's in there for a while and it hits me, I really hope he's not doing anything weird in there. There's nothing I can do about it. What am I going to do, bust in?" "The only ceremony was him putting her in a black bag, loading her into a minivan with a half bottle of red Gatorade in the back and a sweatshirt lying there. A few hours later we all had dinner and I told my sisters those jokes and they all laughed."
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Akon reveals Middle Eastern royalty paid him $1 million for a private show "I can't say which family, but they booked me for a million dollars for a private event in the Middle East. 'My daughter's the biggest fan'. Okay, amazing. They set everything up, I had a dressing room with everything on my rider. Top notch." "The castle is so big I can't hear anything. They walk me to this huge hall with a monster stage, LED lights, lasers, everything. But there are only three chairs." "Three people came. The daughter, the son, and the wife. She's sitting in the middle just cheesing, can't wait. So we start singing Mr. Lonely. The song finishes and she goes, 'Again!' The whole hour, that's all we performed. Just Mr. Lonely on repeat."
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Bill Burr calls out Shaq for buying a Buick only after everyone said he didn't actually drive one. "You were selling Buicks and I was dumb enough to think you actually drive one." "True story. I bought a Buick. I was driving from Atlanta to Orlando, got pulled over for speeding, and when the state trooper saw me in a Buick he said, 'Oh my God, you do drive a Buick.' And he let me go." - Shaq "You bought the Buick because everyone was saying you didn't. You can't retroactively get the Buick. That's like robbing a bank and then stopping and saying you're not a bank robber." "I did that deal because my father loves Buick. We always had one growing up. Everything I endorse I truly believe in. When Buick approached me it made sense." - Shaq "Why do I feel like Buick is making you say this at the top of the podcast? You need to clear up this scandal."
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Pokémon collector reveals Logan Paul didn't speak to him for two months after cracking the PSA 10 Charizard "I asked Logan how he could crack it. He said, 'Gary, I'm a maverick.' I literally thought he was going to say he's an athlete. Not very bright, because you just don't do that. You just paid $150,000 for this card." "He took it to Beckett and it was a marginal 10. I believe it was a 10, but it hit that gray area. He didn't talk to me for two months after because he was afraid I'd be upset. Finally he came up to visit and said, 'Gary, I was really afraid you'd be mad that I cracked it and got the Beckett 10.'" "I told him, I couldn't be more happy for you. I tried to cross it over myself and it didn't work. You did it. You're a friend and I'm happy for you."
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Leonardo DiCaprio shares what Jennifer Lawrence should know before working with Martin Scorsese. "Is there anything I should absolutely know about Martin Scorsese before we start?" - Jennifer "He's going to give you a lot of film references, usually in the form of a DVD. Get a DVD player. He'll have screenings sometimes for just one sequence. If there's something he wants you to capture from an old film, the pacing of something, you might watch an entire film just for one specific scene he wants to recreate. We might watch Japanese ghost films just to get the tone right." - Leo "Are you really excited to work with Marty for the first time? - Leo Who isn't? I can't believe it." - Jennifer
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Bert Kreischer tells Johnny Knoxville about the time he and Tom Segura wore shock collars on their penises for a dominatrix. "There's a moment in my real life where Tom Segura and I had shock collars on with a dominatrix. It's one of my favorite moments with my best friend. We're tethered tip to tip, stomach to stomach, full eye contact, seeing who could outlast each other as she kept turning it up." "We both get to 10 and she goes, 'That's as high as it goes. I guess you both win.' Then she goes, 'Do you guys want to c*m?'" "It's one of those moments you only experience privately. Tom just looks at me like, how do we answer that? I go, 'How would you do that?'" "We're still tethered, asking her to explain it without actually doing it. She goes, 'Well if you don't want to come then I think we're done.' And Tom, who is not Johnny Knoxville, wanted all of it edited out. But I was like, we never even came."
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Tommy Lee on the heartbreaking realization that he's been around the world a hundred times and seen nothing: "That's a weird one, man. Think about it. You've gone around the world that many times and you've seen the hotel, the arena, the airport, an airplane, a tour bus, and that's it. On to the next. It's lonely." "We've had, I wouldn't even know how to correct for it, the gap in what we've experienced and what you've experienced. But even in our tiny experience where we do live shows and there's three or five thousand people, it's so thrilling and exciting. And then you go back to your hotel room and you're sitting there, and then you're like, what happened?" "But all these people loved me like one second ago, and now I'm completely lonely and I don't know what to do."
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Bluff says a $120,000 jackpot win destroyed his dad’s life "Back in 1987 or 1988 he hit a $120,000 Keno jackpot. He would always tell me and my sister stories about gambling, 'I know how to beat this.' All the things a real addict would say. He won $120,000 and bought our house with it, bought a car, and whatever else." "As we're growing up the house isn't paid off. He's struggling to pay the mortgage on $30,000 a year from VA disability. When he passes away we start digging into his finances. The house was $80,000 when he bought it and somehow he still owes $70,000." "When we really dug into it, he had taken out multiple loans against the house. $67,000 on the mortgage, a hidden HELOC for $53,000, and another for around $30,000. This $80,000 house had $200,000 against it. We found out when he took those loans and it was all during the time he was gambling. The $120,000 jackpot gave him that dopamine hit and he just never stopped."
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Gilbert Arenas on being a poor NBA player eating left over room service "I didn't know I could order room service and charge it to the room. And then I realized I had to pay for that. So I started charging it to other people's rooms. 'This is Larry Hughes, I'm in this room, can I get two hamburgers?'" "I lost my per diem gambling. Trying to double up. I had $120 and needed it to last the whole trip." "Other than that I was waiting for people to push their plates out into the hallway. Walking the halls at 11, 12 at night looking for leftover room service. Taking all the fruit and vegetables off the trays. I had to survive. I didn't have any money."
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Mike Rowe explains why he owned virtually nothing for years despite saving every penny. "I lived in hotels 'cause most of the work I was doing was on the road. So some network somewhere was paying for it. I didn't own any clothing 'cause the shows all came with some kind of clothing deal. I didn't have a rental, I didn't own a home. I literally lived on the road and I had nothing, and I saved every penny I could." "I invested it. As best I could, you know, I started investing when I was 22, I bought a house in Baltimore for like $48,000 and sold it a couple years later for like 70 and felt smart." "I met a broker who became a dear friend. She worked for a big investment company, became the golden child, quickly amassed a lot of clients, and we became very good friends. She left to start her own firm and wound up building a house of cards that collapsed in the most spectacular fashion." "The firm she launched had almost all doctors and lawyers as investors, no other TV guys freelancing in there. Everybody lost everything."
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Charlie Hunnam says he tapped into his inner 'Jax Teller' to chase off a home intruder using a machete. "I'm a pretty cowardly individual and I panic at the prospect of any physical altercation. I got broken into once at three in the morning by a guy who was literally twice my size." "I scurried up to the door and there was this colossus of a human being walking casually through my backyard. And then there was a little machete on my door frame that had been there since I moved in and I'd never moved it. So I grabbed it." "We've done so much fake fighting in my career that I knew how to swing a machete without actually hitting someone. I swiped at him and he fell backwards. I said very calmly, 'You've got 10 seconds to leave or they're never going to find your body.' He left immediately." "That was a manifestation of a character I'd been playing for seven years. I didn't know how to handle the situation, but he did."
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Gilbert Arenas on why he hated playing Dwyane Wade "I hated playing against him. After the 2004 Olympics, coming into the 2004-05 season, everybody was talking about the Heat. Shaq went over there and I said, 'We'll just treat D-Wade like they did in the Olympics, just play him off the ball.' Didn't think nothing of it." "Then I'm looking at the scoreboards and Miami is coming close. D-Wade is putting up 40, 45, 45. I called the hotel. 'Hey, is this Dwyane? Hey man, this is Gil. That stuff I said a couple weeks ago, I don't know if you saw it.' Just to let you know, you know, trying to smooth it over." "I don't know if that phone call helped because he did not look like it helped. At halftime Larry Hughes looks at me and says, 'If you're going to talk about players, you guard them. Because what he's doing out there to you, he's taking it personal.' That was the last time I ever said anything about a player."
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Peter Tuchman says gamers became smart money and are making $20 million a year in their 20s "I've seen a new generation of young people, 18 to 25, day trading the stock market and becoming really successful. The people day trading now are coming out of the video game generation. They know how to work a keyboard. When they were given the opportunity to make money doing something similar, the transition from video games to day trading was a very easy one." "I've seen traders who were inspired by me, saw my first video when they were 12 or 13 years old, who are now making $20 million a year in their 20s with amazing communities around them. There's a new generation of retail that has become smart money. They've become great traders."
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Steve Carell & David Beckham debate the worst British foods "Worst food of all time? British food." - David "Bubble and squeak" - Steve "Bubble and squeak is actually a thing. You always have it the day after Christmas because it's all the leftover potatoes and greens, thrown in a pan and fried. I love it. - David "But organ meat in a pie? I don't want kidney pie." - Steve "If you asked me my last meal it would be pie and mash. Growing up in the East End of London we ate in pie and mash shops. It's a mince pie, mashed potato, and this gravy called liquor. I'm not selling it well but it's amazing. Next time you come to London I'm taking you. If we do that before karaoke, it's going to be a night." - David
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Tommy Lee on why Mötley Crüe broke up "a couple of times" before ending it for good: "I left in 2000, so it's been a couple of times. And then in 2016, we decided, you know what? Let's go out on a high note here and let it rip and not run this thing into the ground. And then all of a sudden we're playing county fairs and not-so-rad gigs." "Rather than burn it out, we're like, let's just cut it, and in 2016, we kind of officially did." "I don't know, we just didn't want to be one of those bands. We were like, we don't deserve to fade out here. Like we deserve to take this thing out at the top and then bail. The last thing we wanted to ever do was be another one of those bands that got back together."
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