Good Guys - 50 Shades of Jeans with Jason Nash

Episode Date: March 13, 2023

The Nash Nation CEO Jason Nash himself joins the Good Guys this week - did you know he has the best jeans in Los Angeles? Jason discusses his engagement, hiking Runyon Canyon every day, testosterone, his diet, and even gives us a very special vocal performance of I Like It by Cardi B. Jason cracks open about his time working with David Dobrik and his career now. What are ya nuts?!   Please note that this episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct or indirect financial interest in products or services referred to in this episode.   Sponsors: Go to HelloFresh.com/goodguys60 and use code goodguys60 for 60% off plus free shipping! Hero Bread is offering a special 10% off your first order with the code GOODGUYS at Hero.co Get a 4-week trial, free postage, and a digital scale at https://www.stamps.com/GOODGUYS Shop better hydration at Liquidiv.com and use code GOODGUYS for 20% off ANYTHING   Produced by Dear Media. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The following podcast is a dear media production. I'm Josh Peck. And I'm Ben Sauffer. And we're the good guys. There's a lot of guys out there. And we're the good ones. Are you Jewish? Jason just tried to falsely represent himself.

I am Jewish. I am Jewish. As a pure blood Jew. I married a Jew. My mom is Jewish. Your mom's Jewish? Yeah. She's half.

If you met my mother's side of the family, Josh. How's she half? You'd have a, like, you'd literally have like, oh my God, the most Jewish day ever. This is important, though. How is she half? She's half through her mother. Her mother is Jewish.

Yeah, Josh. But her father wasn't. This is, this is. Hey, come on. He should be the new rabbi of Chabad Los Angeles. Come on. This is it. Okay, but if we're talking about DNA cell structure here, okay.

My dad had a trial with the New England Patriots, yes. Yes. And it's not Jewish. First of all, the physicality alone, the tones, the look of this young Irish man, his father's Lebanese. Hey, listen, I'm 25% Middle Eastern, too. Really? Yeah. Wow.

Yeah, I did one of those. 23. Remember when you did, you got like a Brandeil for 20. You did like 23 and me. I did. Yeah. And then I did it after I did yours. And I was like, hmm, I didn't know.

Yeah. Yep. Well, Benjamin here has done 23 of me and share the results with our friend Jason. 100% Ashkenazza. you, which means that all of my ancestors, I'm lucky I don't have six toes. Oh, wow. Like, it's a lot of inbreeding, it's a lot of, and it's fine. Like, that's, yeah, I'm fine with it. Sure. I don't have a problem with it. Sure. A hundred percent. How is that possible? It can't be possible. That means not one person had like a crazy night out and just

like slipped it in with a Christian man or woman. Sure. None of that ever happened. Yeah. That's wild. Where's your parents grew up? New York. Yes. Yeah. Brooklyn, Long Island. My ex-wife from Long Island from Great Island. Oh, nice. I spent a lot of time there. Yeah. Her dad was there now. Cool.

And I lived in New York a long time ago. This is a Jewish man. I don't even. Come on. All right. Family. Let my kid in the school. Family.

Great neck. Like, wow. That's great. It's why it's family. But okay. Well, speaking of, Jason. Are we on? Oh, yeah.

Oh, we're on. Of course. You think we're getting this chummy off the mic? Nobody does podcasting that way. Everyone does podcasting that way now. It's like there's no hello or anything. It just starts because I watched yours last night and I had to start it five times

because I was like, where's the, is there a, they're going to say hello? And then all of the sudden it's just Hillary Duff talking about her friends, her family and God, she looks good. God does she look good. Wow. Unbelievable.

Unbelievable. Well maintained. Yeah. Good for her. Yeah. And she comes off great in the podcast, but we're here to talk about me. We are.

We are. Oh, so let me start. Okay, this is my bit. Jason brought a bit. Josh, you know you and I, we've struggled with our weight. I don't know about me. Okay, I'll leave you honest. I'm struggling with my weight.

I thought you would really appreciate this. Please. Getting married, got the fiancé. She's moving in. She goes to my closet. She says, hey, you really should get rid of the fat pants. The fat pants. So I brought my 36es today.

and I wanted to ask you, do I take them to goodwill? Or do I hold them in case I go back? Well, I think we can have a group think on this. What I would say the leading thoughts on this are. I knew you. That's something to say about this. Is that you. Are these all 36es?

I have a 38 for you. You mentioned 38. Yeah, 38. And, Josh, we've got some good. 34 in seam? We've got some... Oh, I've never looked at an insium. What is that?

The thigh? No, the length of your leg. Oh, sorry. 32. 32, even though you're a tall god. Yeah, I don't... 34 is a basketball player. Hey, Hudson.

Hudson, that's a nice jeans. That's a lovely wash. Wow. I even have a pair of James Persson here. James, JP? Wow. That's going to be tough. These are irreplaceable.

So, I don't know. What do you think? So the leaning thought on this would be on the morbid obesity Reddit subreddit is you give it away you start fresh you don't give yourself any sort of relics of the past

or the temptation to go back you know that if you put on 30 pounds over the next two weeks you are going to have to do the walk ashamed to your local Nordstrom okay T.J. Max you're going to have to go to the big boy section

you're not going to want to wear jeans at that point though. You'll want to wear sweats. You'll be depressed. Well, yeah. But I mean, look, there's got to be freaking $600 in jeans here. At least. Yeah. Bonobos, that was a brand deal.

I don't know. I bought them. Really? Yeah, I was like trying to look good. Wow. But do you want the 38? I'll take it. I'll take them. I hope not the acid wash ones. I won't let I won't let you accept that. Wow. Sample.

Are you definitely a 38? Yeah, these look too small. No, they're not. Oh, wait, maybe they're 38s, hold on. Wow. I can't believe this. These are, these are this? Marshall, well, you look like a 32.

I'm a 32. Yeah, he is. You want some of Jason's jeans? But no, Jason's probably a 32 now, so you can't. Here's a 38. What are you, so you're at 32 now? 32, yeah. Now tell us, because you've recently had this unbelievable transformation.

I mean, you have a six-pack. We've all seen it. Okay. Walk us through. What's it been like? What was your bottom when you were overweight? Is it just because you have a piece of a fiance? Hollywood started calling as soon as I dropped down to 32.

I'm starring in three movies. Wow. Yeah. No, I don't know. What was the question? It's been fine. It's good. Like, I just feel better.

That's all it really is. But what instigated it? I think all my friends got in shape and they were getting in shape. And then because I'm like the oldest one out of everybody, I'm like double their age. I just was like, I just like, I like to, I just wanted to keep up with them, you know. And also, I just felt lousy all my life,

just so overweight and so like, yeah, I don't know, you just like, when you get to be older, it's just the weight is really tough to hold on. When you're young and you're like a little heavy and you're out drinking, it's easy. You know, you can kind of carry the weight well. But then as you get older, it's like, ooh, it's really tough. You can't even walk upstairs.

You feel it. Yeah, you feel it. You feel it. You feel it. Yeah. So, and then I really got into like studying like intermittent fasting and stuff like that. And I watched like Andrew Huberman and stuff like that. And yeah, just like feel better.

So then I started working out going hiking. The big thing was hiking running every day. That just took all the weight off me. So I was doing pretty good. I was like at 190. I was like, okay, I dropped 15 pounds. That's really good. And I was at 190 for a long time.

And then my friend Todd was like, you should just come hike every day and the whale will come off of you. And I was like, I don't know. And because it was at such a high elevation, it's only like a 45-minute hike. And the weight just came off. It came off in like two weeks. I lost like 20 pounds. A month.

No. Yeah. You're 170 now? 175. That's $1.75. I'm 190. I haven't been 175 since like the sixth grade. Hebrew school.

Yeah, sixth grade. Yeah. Fifth grade? How tall are you when you're in the fifth grade? You're about, am I like five foot in the fifth grade? You're about four or nine. Short of four nine. I don't remember.

You don't remember when I was in the fifth grade. No. So yeah, it's been fun. And I just hope I can keep it off. And I hope I could get rid of these jeans. So, but you've also recently, you're engaged, really engaged, lovely. Mazal too. Thank you.

Mazal. Yeah. Stunning woman. She's the best. You don't want to be fat, fat, fat, fatty with a stunning woman. Right? I mean, I mean, if I'm being honest, like, Like, yeah, like every day I go up the mountain.

I'm like, I got to keep this, keep this fiance. And it does. Brader Calviel will call me and he'll be like, he'll be like, hey, don't get fat. Nevin's going to leave you. He's like, you know, he's like, you better wear yourself every day. But you know, you want to look good. I mean, now I try to dress. I mean, if I didn't have a fiance, I'd still be wearing the 36es.

But she pointed out, she's like, you can, these are a baggie. These don't look good. So yeah, it's nice. have somebody in your life that I never thought I'd meet anybody. I was like I was like oh good I'm good for the rest of my life I'll just be by myself and then I met her like two years ago and I just was totally in love with her for like two years and she had met somebody else and I was just like okay well whatever and then after two years I didn't talk to her she just texted me she was like I'm moving back to LA and we should get together and I was like oh my god oh what what no way no way like I couldn't believe

but and then we went to our first date and she was like, I want to be with you. And I was just like, what? And then I was like, I literally looked around for David Doberk. I was like, because I would tell David Doberk, I'd be like, this girl, this girl, this girl, and Naveen, Neveen, Neveen.

And he'd be like, yeah, I don't know what to say. Like, I would just talk about her all the time. And then about a year before that, I went and saw Harry Jousie. And I was hanging out with Harry Jousie, who's a great guy. And he was like, might, you got to try manifesting. And I was like, I was like, okay, you know, because I don't, I don't believe in any of that stuff.

But if you're going to listen to someone, do it within an Australian accent. Yeah, who's ripped. Yeah. And like, you know, it's just killing it. And so he buys me like a manifestation book. Like, I get there. And he spends like $150. I barely know Harry Jousie.

And he's like, mate, he's like, you got to write down everything in this book. And I'm like, okay. And so I starts out, he's like, what do you want in your life? And I was like, I don't know. I was like, I want to be rich, whatever. And he's like, no, no, you don't write. You want to be rich. He's like, I want to be president of the United States.

Like, you have to have like really. He couldn't be because he was born in Australia. But he has on his president of Australia. Stop. Well, he had stuff that he did. He'd be like, he showed me. He was like, he said, I wrote down, I want to be on the cover of men's health. And then like, you turn to the right.

And it's on the cover of men's health. Makes me uncomfortable. I don't like him. I don't like that much ambition. Manifestation is fantastic. but who wants to be president? Yeah, that's true. But then I wrote down like three things with him

and they all came true. Wow. Wow. Yeah, I said, Meet the Love of My Life. And then that happened like, I don't know, six months later. I wrote down Meet Dave Chappelle and three days later I met Jim Carrey.

Solid. Like, which was, I thought the same thing. Right. And what else did I write down? Oh, I'm getting shape. And I got in shape. So it's just like, I don't know. Like, I also feel that life,

you know, I'll be 50 in May. I feel that life is so incredible in terms of the way it twists and turns and how lucky we all get. I mean, we all get so lucky with the breaks that we get. And like, that was lucky that she came back in my life. It was lucky that I had a friend like Todd who would take me up the mountain every day. I mean, that's really what he, you know, it was somebody who called me every day and was like, get your ass out of bed. We're going.

That's, you know, seven in the morning. And you're like, oh, and I wouldn't have gone by myself, you know? And I just think that, yeah, I've just been really, really, really, like, lucky to meet David. Met David. I met you through David. Like, lucky to meet you. Like, it's just, I don't know, man. My kids are incredible.

And I'm not sitting here bragging. I'm just saying, like, I think we all need to, like, I don't know. I've just been noticing that lately just to how crazy life's been. And it's amazing. So if you guys came back into each other's lives in August. Yeah. Right? Yeah, July.

Yeah. And you got engaged in. December. It's a quick court chip. True believer in love. Yeah, I know. I know. I know.

I know it's like, I know that's really fast. And I know that it alarms everybody around me. Not me. No, it definitely. Not been. It definitely alarms you. Well, me,

I'm a slow moving ship. I'm an old Jew. How did you wait? But ours is totally different because I was 24. She was 20 when we met. So we could wait. Like we were together five years because we were kids. I'm about to do.

I need to move. Right? Well, and also just, especially in L.A. in Hollywood, like us getting engaged at 29 and 25, like in Hollywood years, we were 16. It was, it was teenage marriage. Oh, you got engaged when you were 29? Yeah. Oh, wow.

Yeah, that's young. Yeah, I got married for the first time when I was 30, 30, and I got married at 32. No, I had a kid at 32. And so six months, you were just ready. Yeah, like, she's just amazing. She's just like, she's everything. She just does everything. She's just like, she bought me a car vacuum today.

I can hear the clips now. If God forbid, it doesn't work. It doesn't work out. She's amazing. She's everything. I mean, I don't know. You just know. I think it's okay.

Sorry, she bought you a car vacuum, you said, and that's what solidified it? Yeah, she just like does little things like that. Yeah. She's thoughtful. Yeah. So, like, today, like my vac. She was like, I was driving. home today and she was like vacuuming my car as we were driving i was like this is incredible wow like

it really is those little things yeah that like make you love the person she like makes me like salads i mean she's obviously she's pretty and she's really funny and she's incredible but she's just like she's somebody who's like helping me you know i feel like i have help for the first time yeah you know so that's that's what's really nice about her super funny she's just great ideas she's pitched me like three movie ideas that are really good and i'm like i don't write movies and she's She's like, well, I don't either. You're like, this is going to go nowhere. Why are you telling me?

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Just go to Stamps.com, click the microphone at the top of the page and enter code Good Guys. Back to the manifestation piece. I always find manifesting so interesting because I think it's a direct correlation to perspective. And like you'll listen to people who are depressed, for example. And a depressed person, a lot of times, of course, it's just a mental problem. But sometimes it really is just outlook. Like are you looking for the worst thing to happen to you again tomorrow? Because the worst thing has been happening to you.

Instead, are you looking maybe for the bright spot in your day? And then you'll find another one, another one, and all of a sudden, your whole perspective shifts. So, like, I love this idea of manifestation. And I think it's real because you're looking for the right opportunity for the first time, as opposed to expecting the wrong one to come because it's been coming so often. I think it's just perspective. Yeah, it's 100% that. You just got to, like, be, she won't allow me to be negative.

You got to will it. Yeah, yeah. You just have to be like, we just have to be like, we just. this thing at night, we stole it from the Kardashians. It's the peak and pit. Have you ever heard that? Yeah, we do it also. Oh, you do it too, yeah.

First, I thought you were an armed robber. You know, like, yeah, last night we stole it from the Kardashians. I'm like, you were a Madison book, too? So we did it with my kids and Nevin last night, and we went to her, like, what's your peek and pit? And she told us her peak, and she's like, I didn't have a pit. Wait, so we peek and did just like your best and worst moment. We do it on every family vacation.

After every day, you go, you sit at the tape. and you're like peek and pit, what was the best moment of your day, the worst moment of your day? It's nice. You know, that's also very cringy. Yeah, yeah. It's true, but as I've gotten older, it's like,

I mean, there's, I don't really care about that. I was, I learned, I drove my daughter to volleyball last night and I had to wait for 45 minutes because it was like way out, like off Mahal. And I learned Cardi B's, I like it in the car. And then when her and her friends got in the car, I said, I learned the verse, I learned the verse, and then I wrapped it for them.

And so it was like super cringy. But ultimately, I think it was, everyone loved it. Yeah. You know what I mean? Well, speaking of, would you like me to do it? Yes, yes. Just kidding. At this point, you much because we're going to clip it.

Yeah, no, you'll get, um. Now introducing, you'll get copyrighted. I like, I say, now I like dollars, I like diamonds. I like stunting, I like shining. I like million dollar deals. Where's my check? bitch I'm signing. I like those Balenciagas,

the ones that look like socks. I like going to the jeweler. I put rocks up in my watch. I like Texas from my exes when they want a second chance. I like proving people wrong. I do what they say I can't. They call me cutty, buddy, banging, body,

hot spicy mommy, hot tamale. Hot a than a so molly. Fur coat Ferrari. Wow. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I see what David Doobricks saw. That was excellent. That was excellent.

Hop out the stew. Jump on the cut. They're on top of the roof. Can you possibly listen to somebody rap and not go like this? Yeah, you have to. I just felt myself as you're doing that. I'm like, yeah. It leads me to my humble brag story of the one and only.

I hung out with Kid Cutty two nights in my life. Excuse me. Don't worry about it, guys. Wow. Kid Cutty. All I remember is it's a larger story. Wait, were you with Pete Davidson as well? No, no, no.

I go to John of Vinnie's from Pete Davidson for the most part. I love that Pete Davidson got so famous that his number just instantly changed. You know when people get like, like if you... Probably three times. Yeah, if you reach a certain level of fame, I expect to get a green bubble from you. Like, it's not gonna... We're no longer connected. That's really funny.

Because someone at my level can't have that much easy access to someone that famous. Right, right, right. Okay, so the longer kid cutty... Well, I'm not going to give you the whole story. No. No. Give me the whole story. You should.

Unless it's a bad story. No, no, no. The long story is I was at a club one night because I'm a cliche. And I was, and I run into my buddy Victor Rassick, Victor Rousuk, who I went to high school with and he's a great actor and he was on a show with Kid Cuddy, this HBO show. And he goes, yo, Josh, good to see you, blah, blah, blah. He's at the club. He's like, we're actually having like a little cast party with Cuddy and my boy Brian Greenberg.

like, do you want to come over and meet Cuddy? And I was like, no. Like, I love him. No. I don't need to meet him. Right, right, right. It's going to be disappointing. I know it.

Like, he's going to, like, at best give me a half look dab and walk away immediately. He's like, no, no, no, come over. He's good people, good people. So I walk up to him and within 10 feet, he sees me, grabs my face and goes, oh! I love drinking George! And I'm like, I love you, get Cuddy. He said, call me Scott. I was like, I don't want to.

His name is Scott. His name is Scott. That sucks. That sucks. That sucks. Come me Randall. Like, no. What's his last name?

Miscutty. Oh, Scott Mascuddy. Yeah. Kid Cuddy. Kid Cuddy. Scott. So he was like, I was like, terrible. I'm out.

Like, I was like the biggest day and night bet. Scott. No. It sounds like one of the guys who majored in dentistry at yeshiva with you. 100% you made. I was supposed to be a dentist. No, you did.

Have you heard a more Jewish sentence? No. No. I wanted to be a dentist. Went to Yeshiva University. They got 92% of their kids into dentals. What happened? Where did it turn?

The bicuspids, the molars. At what point did you go? It's not for me. When I found out that the reason I wanted to be a dentist was because the dentist that I knew owned like 300 practices. He wasn't a dentist. He was a businessman. I thought it was like a great business.

But really like you look in dentists, you know, they're not that happy. Number one suicide rate. I just looked that up, funny enough, which is why we're great hosts together. Why do dentists kill themselves? Seriously. And it says the risk factors for occupational suicide include but are not limited to job-related isolation and demands, stressful work environments, work home and balance and financial pressures. It's also that idea that if you're on a plane and somebody's having a heart attack, you can't help them.

You're not a doctor. And everybody like points that out, right? Like you're a dentist. Yeah. But no, I took a creative advertising class, launched an Instagram account, and I just realized that there were probably more unique ways for me to spend my time and make way more money than being a dentist. So I pulled a complete 180. We should check in with our dentists. Yeah.

Yeah, I'm going to mom. You should really check in with him or her. Yeah, see how they're doing. But there is a grift with dentistry. Have you ever gone and they've told you, you have 12 cavities? And you're like, my teeth don't hurt. Yeah. Like, trust me, you have a lot.

Has that ever happened to you? No, I've never had a cavity. I've never had a cavity either. Yeah. Maybe I'm just... Do you like the way I said that? Yeah, I've never had a cavity. I hated it.

You have strong teeth? I guess. By the way, you have a lot of trust issues with doctors. No, I love doctors. No, I'm just saying between the head molds. You don't trust them 200 a day. I go in, the dentist, clearly. reads your skin and says you have cavities, no, I don't.

They do this. No, I don't. They do do this where they'll tell you you have cavities and your teeth don't hurt and then they'll just fill these, they're basically like little scratches in your teeth and they just fill them because they're charging you 300 to pop. Maybe you get a second opinion. Oh, you're going to, do you know

anyone who's gone to a second opinion dentist? Sounds like you should. If you have 12 cavities, that does not look a lot. Did they say you had 12? When I was a kid, but I was also so fat that it was like they had plausible deniability. Because they're like, well, look at them. Those teeth are working. Yeah, they are.

You know, he's huge. What was the story that you told me on my podcast? God, it cracked me up so bad. Oh, it was like, you were on Lipitor? Is that what you said? I was on Crestor. Oh, this is a big theme of our podcast. It is, yeah.

Yeah, I'm off. What were you on Crestor? Vara, Shem, I'm off it. Crestor is a pill. To clarify your off it unless Crestor comes with a bag, and then we're putting them back on it. 100%. No, I was on cholesterol meds when I was 11.

Because I had a very overzealous doctor. 11? You didn't tell me that. I thought this was recent. And then I was back on it at 36, which was much more reasonable. But I, since I'm off all cholesterol meds. Good. And on human growth hormone and testosterone replacement therapy.

No. Have you thought about that with your whole... I'm on it. You are on it. You are on T. No, TRT. No, TRT. And I take peptides.

Oh. Well, then I give you... Such less credit. What are you talking about? You fucking liar. I'm not a liar. No, I'm kidding. When I was training, nothing was happening.

I mean, like, I was doing okay. And they said, you go get your T levels checked. You should just check them. I said, okay. So I go in. And the guy goes, he goes, you're a little low. But a little lower than average. He goes, we can give you a little bit.

And I'd literally take the smallest, smallest dose every week. And I've been taking it for a year. And it's incredible. Yeah, I bet it is. What does it do? It explains so much. I mean, it allows you to train harder. And it allows you to sleep better.

And it allows you to. Libido. And it allows you to just, I don't know, just go back to where you should be. Any negative side effects that you've experienced rage? Hair and areas that you didn't expect it. I didn't think about that. My back is pretty hair. Is that a side effect?

I don't know. No, I love it. Uncitely acne? No acne. We're going to have Dr. Craig Conover on the podcast who is at the forefront of peptide therapy of just human optimization. I'm a big fan of his.

I've talked to him about it. Let's talk about the peptides. Are you on Ipamorellin, Tessimorellin, BPC 157, hexerylian, sermerellin. We're on semaglutide, which is also known as Ozembeck. No, I'm kidding. But we want to be. I think it's the BPC one.

Okay, so for recovery. Yeah. But you're also on probably some Ippamorellin and Tessimorell, which is up in your human growth hormone factor. I just take one sugar pill at night. It's a pill. Yeah. It's just one little sugar thing you put on your tongue and it dissolves at night.

And then for the tests, are we injecting? Yeah, it goes in your butt. Yeah, it does. Yeah. Yeah. It's like point, it's like point three every week. You are literally like a leaning man in Hollywood right now. Like you're on the leading man cocktail.

You're on that Ben Affleck. I don't know that. That's unsubstantiated. I'm alleged. You get home, there's a seasoned assist. I mean, I say why not? Like, I don't understand. Like, why wouldn't you if you could afford it?

And like, and you're, it is low. Like, and I go in all the time and they check me. And they'll be like, not all the time, but I go in every few months. And they'll check me and they'll be like, what did they say last time? I think they said something like, we could take you down even. Wow. You know? But you're like, man.

Well, no, now I do it myself. So I have gone down a little. little bit. Fascinating. Yeah. It's great. I mean, you'll, you'll see when you get to this age if you need it. I'm down now. Same. I'm just, I mean, I mean, how do we do it? I mean, go, I don't want to sound accusatory. Go get it checked. I mean, I think it's, so what are you looking for? What's, what are you checking for? Your testosterone levels. Your IGF1. Yeah, your levels. So like, you know, as you get older. I mean, I haven't done any research. You know, I, I'm not looking to like, fucking be the next Iron Man. You know, I'm just looking to like, you know, I'm just looking to like,

you know, feel good, be healthy and be able to like hike running every day. Yeah. You know? Because it's a bitch. Get older. Everything hurts. I'm going to get them checked. Next time we meet.

I'm going to be slow. You're too young. Why? Because you don't need testosterone replacement therapy. I didn't need crest door at 11. Why can't? Talk to my cardiologist. Who knows?

I was in a red zone. I remember I had high blood pressure when I was nine. That should have been my book title. instead of my poorly titled book, Happy People Are Annoying. Sort of a running joke. I regret it. Anyway, I don't want to talk about it.

The title of your book? Big time. Happy people are annoying. Why? You're poor. Did they talk you into it? Yeah. I mean, you have to consider, too,

like someone's going through the books at Barnes & Noble. Sure. And they're like, what's going to grab my eye? I think Crestor at 11 and high blood pressure at 9 would grab me. I'd be like, what is wrong with this?

guy and why isn't he on TLC? Why isn't you a TLC? Like my my 600 pound nine year old or like whatever the My 600 pound nine year old would have been nice That would have been real good I would have bought that

Right? Did you tell me you sell a new TLC show? Wait didn't you tell me you sat on a chair And it broke once? No What was the story? Probably I have to know I used to calculate

I would look at a chair Like if it was a folding chair Like a cheap one I would like quickly do Like You used to Have you heard this? No

He used to calculate the chair No Look at the chair And he'd go Shit Can that chair withstand my weight It would look like the scene

From a beautiful mind With all the numbers By the way I definitely There are some chairs The ones where you have Three spokes That all go to the middle

Yeah I'm terrified of I'm not gonna sit in that chair Like a backyard plastic chair that you get at Walgreens. Those are dangerous. Well, those are definitely dangerous. You know what I'm talking about where it's like, it looks like that tripod where there's three legs and you just think if I sit too hard, there's going to go flat. Yeah. Yeah, I can't do this. Yeah, I was fat and I was little. It's, it's the worst.

And no, no, girls like you. And what else? Yeah. No, that's a big one. Your father just looks at you. You're like, come on, man, get it together. Unless your father's fat too. My dad is wonderfully fat in a good way. I would like my father to look at me in any way. Really. No, he did. You saw him and he left. Yeah, he ran. I imagined that he looked at my, because I did meet him once when we took him to take his ass to court. And I imagine he looked at me when I was in my

stroller at three months old and went, heesh. No, that's about him. It's not about you. Okay, Jason. I mean, you know, that's, yeah. I mean, you can't say that. I had my own issues with my dad and, you know, you

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kit. With you being as honest as you are about your TRT peptide dosing, when you look at someone like, I don't want to name names, but super famous Hollywood movie stars with names resembling like the Boulder or the stone. The Boulder. The stone.

Oh, okay, yeah, yeah, got you. Got it, got it. Do you feel like people should be more forthcoming about what they're doing to enhance? 100%. Because you can't look like him.

I think we had this conversation once. Yes. You can't look like him. no matter how much money you pay. Like, yes, people should be more transparent, but if we're talking about The Rock, I wasn't. It's impossible for anyone to look like him.

The guy is, he's Zeus. But he also works out like four hours twice a day. Without a doubt, you know. I mean, he's in his mid-50s. Like, there's reason to believe that he's, science is perhaps allegedly maybe, I don't know, giving him some assistance, no?

Yeah, and what's wrong with that? Nothing. I just wonder if, if, We should be, because of like, especially for men, be a little bit more forthcoming to like what's realistic. Like what you need to get to those beauty standards. Because like we know the Kardashians are doing a fair amount of plastic surgery. They're up front about it. They show it on their show.

Right. So like amongst men, it's like to get those perfect chiseled bodies, do you need a little help from outside sources? I probably, yeah, I probably couldn't have done it without it. Sure. But I did, but at the same time, I don't want to take away from the fact that I go every day. You did it. You did it. You do need to do that. And I also have the strictest, strictest diet. What's your diet look like? It's completely strict. It's so strict. I wake up, I have coffee. I don't eat anything until three o'clock. So I let my body just like, because I read this thing that you're supposed to, the more you go without eating, the longer you're going to live. And so I try to do like 12, 13, 14 hours not eating. No, you're going longer than that.

I mean, when you stop eating? Oh, how late. I had Captain Crunch at midnight last night. I broke down. Regular Captain Crunch? No, not regular. I was just like, yo, this cap and crunch with almond milk looks real good. Oh, no, I meant like any like a special flavor.

Crunch berry. Crunch berry. You meant like, do you regularly eat Captain Crunch? No, I mean, I assume. I try not to make it happen. So then I have a turkey burger at like three with sugar-free ketchup. I have a half a chocolate smoothie sometimes. Just what's that, like protein powder and water?

Yeah, it's like cacao and I get it from creation or whatever. Yeah. And then for dinner I have like steak or fish and vegetables. I try not to have any carbs. And then at night, sometimes I'll have like a zeevia soda, like a root beer zivia. You wild, man. And then I beat these. chips siette.

Ciette grain-free chips. Yeah, I've seen those before. We'll eat those. You're dialed. Last night I had red vines. Someone told me, we went to this world's most expensive gym in Arizona, and they did like a dietitian thing with me, and the woman said, she goes, she goes, if you want to have like twizzlers and stuff, she's like, you can have them right before you work out.

She's like, because you'll burn it right off. So if you like candy, you can still have some candy. I'm not a big chocolate guy, but I did. I had a chocolate phase a couple weeks ago. I try to eat like Lily's chocolate, which is. made with stevia right i try to just take out all the sugar and then i don't drink which is i'm lucky i don't like alcohol that's good yeah i'm not that regimented by any means it's really tough like you just get to the point how do you eat out what's that do you do you not go to restaurants

at all all the time i go to restaurants all the time so what do you do there big part of my social media is like going to restaurants and trying things and then i just get things that aren't fattening yeah can i ask you or if i have the chicken parma i'll have like one bite you One bite. Wow. Because once you taste it, that's it. It's it just goes down from there. It's like cocaine.

Like, you know, you have that first line. I wouldn't know. Well, I'll tell you. You have that first line of cocaine and it's like great. But then from there on, it dwindles. Downhill from there. It's all downhill. It's the same thing with food, I think.

You're kind of like Barry Bonds. He is? Yeah, he is. Barry Bonds, you know, sure, he took some steroids. Some. Yeah, but he still hit 70, whatever home runs. If I gave you steroids, you couldn't it's 70-something home runs.

No, not even close. That's what I'm saying. I love that he tried to act as if he didn't, he wasn't on steroids and his hat-sized grew at the age of 38. Yeah. When did your hat-sized screw? Absolutely tripled. That's not true.

Yeah. Yeah. You know his hat-sized grew. Oh my God. Look at two pictures of Barry Bonds. The guy tripled. Shit, I want you to measure my head. Can I ask, you know, knowing like how insane and the

rise and like, you know, in the years of when you and David were really like peaking, right? And the workflow and the demands, right? And all the wonderful things that came with it and all the stressors. And now maybe that level of peakness, whatever that looks like, might not be there, but you're engaged and it seems like very sustainable. How do you look at both periods of your life like that? And how do you feel about the adjustment now? It's real nice to be here now. Yeah. You know, and to enjoy my life and work out, take care of myself, go to the doctor, clip my toenails. Sure. You know what I mean?

Buy a car vacuum. You couldn't enjoy it as much back then? No, I enjoyed that immensely. Like, I enjoyed that just as much. Like, if he called me tomorrow and was like, we're back on, let's do it, I'd gain the 30 pounds and, like, go right back to it. Yeah. Yeah. But now is just now.

And if it were to come up again and that it won't. But if something else were to come along like that where I had to just give over everything to it, I'm ready, I'd go. And what if it had never, I mean, I guess it's easy to imagine what it could have been or whatever, but what if it had never ceased, right?

What if you were in your seventh year of it? Do you think you'd be alive? Yeah, yeah. I think if we were in our seventh year of it, we probably would have gotten, like, writers and, like, done it more properly because I was always, like, trying to push him to do that. And then,

but then for some reason it never worked. We did bring in writers. So he was kind of right in that regard. I don't know why. You would think someone could write those bits. They're not that. But I think a lot of it was very like, that's what people really liked, I think,

was the stuff that was on the fly. Like, Corinna didn't pay for dinner. And then that's a segment, you know, and David would make that funny, you know. And that's the stuff that I love too. Yeah. Should we get into our What Are You Nuts moment of the week? You know, I know,

you're a fan of this. I don't know if you remember, but it's one of the more Jewishy things we do in this podcast. Yeah, you're right. Mine, what are you nuts moment? We're different. It's A-B, man.

I can't get over this A-B. You know what I mean? A-B. A-B. Austin Butler. Oh, oh. And you know, I should say A-B-V, Austin Butler's voice.

I can't live in a world where we continue to let him talk like this. He's from Anahe in California. He should be talking like, whoa. And instead, he's talking like a man from, I'm not sure where Elvis was from. Where's the famous, the famous, where's this hometown?

It starts with the, you know, that people visit. Graceland. Oh, oh. Where's Graceland? Yeah, Grace. It's in Tennessee, isn't it? Elvis. Memphis.

Memphis. Memphis. It's from Memphis. Is he from Memphis? Alabama? I think that's from Memphis. Beautiful, thank you, Marshall. And I just, I can't take anything away from his talent,

incredibly talented person, happy for his success, God bless him. Right. We need to take a stand and say, no more talking like this. That's my way of him. But you were an actor. Have you ever gone in so far that,

I mean, that's this process, you know, like I could see, I know the movie's over now so he can stop it, but maybe he just went, so far in he can't. Stop it. Maybe he's, maybe that's the only way

he was able to get there is now he, and he can't shake it. What's he gonna do now? How's he gonna get another part? Well, all of his new characters are gonna be from Memphis.

He's gonna be a Marvel superhero from Memphis? There are a lot of country movies. He's gotta become a country guy. But yeah, he could play Moral Haggard. Well, yeah, I know. I didn't see that movie.

Was it good? Elvis? I didn't see it. Yeah. I was fine. I saw a little of it. It was fine. Let me ask you, you guys are younger.

Do you feel like movies aren't good anymore? Yes. Because movies are just, it's the same fucking thing. But they just keep doing the same thing. Why? Why has that like, has I gotten tired? I don't, I don't know, but I do find that less movies are good. Why is that?

I don't know. I don't know. I find movies aren't as funny as they once were. Like the peak comedy, I just, I haven't seen a really funny movie in a really long time. Comedies are harder to make now. Conan broke it down on his podcast. He was saying like, he's like, now that there's TikTok,

like somebody like falls out of a truck. And he's like, even all me and all my writers can't compete with that. Right. You know, so you're just like getting like the real thing and it's hilarious. But like to write something like that

is just really difficult and to make people laugh in the same way. I think it's also the level of fear in writing true comedies now. I think people are just worried about getting canceled. I don't know. Like I, on a plane, occasionally I'll watch Superbad.

And I'll just, there will never be a movie made like that again. Because people are just, I don't know. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's the perfect, in my opinion, it's like the perfect comedy. It plays off of so, like, maybe it's also just like a piece of the times. Like maybe I'm just older. And now I'm enjoying things last. You know, I'll tell you, a lot of this stuff is not.

You hit on it exactly. Nothing will break until these companies stand up and say, no, this is what we're doing. And Netflix has done it a lot. They've said like, this is it. You can cancel your subscription, but this is what we think is funny. But I mean, until like Crest and Colgate and all these companies go,

when people tweet at them, like, how dare you include this person? Until they go, oh, honestly, fuck off. You know, it'll still persist. Yeah, you will. And I think that time is coming. And I'll tell you, stand-up has done a great job. If you go see stand-up now, the people that are there see it, they're like, they're ready for it.

They're ready for the most crazy fucking shit you could say. We went to the comedy store to see Whitney Cummings roast. And, I mean, it was as dirty as you could get, you know. So that was good. But I get it with TV and stuff and film, tougher. What's your Woody You Nuts moment? It's a reflection on myself. It's a Woody You Nuts at me, which is really good.

is rare. I'm staying at the proper hotel. I checked out already, so I feel comfortable saying this. Proper hotel in downtown L.A. Which everybody told me was disgusting. Honestly, it's lovely. I had no problem with it. Yeah. Not the hotel, the area, downtown Illinois. And

very, very thirsty in the middle of the night. Wake up, probably 2.30 in the morning. I had a couple M&Ms before I went to bed. Right on. Go into the mini bar. Take out a very, very very small bottle of aquipana.

Delicious water. Nothing like mountain water or whatever. No, Aquaponna is one of my page. It's fantastic. And I'll say that with a mountain valley in my hand. But it's probably that size. Like that little bottle, right? $12. I go in. I think it was 13, but I go in, I take it, I drink it.

I don't care. If you're thirsty, it doesn't matter. There's no price to quench your thirst. I wake up in the morning, turn to my right. There are two massive bottles of water. Like massive, free. from the hotels like this big a proper proper hotel bottle of water two of them next to each other and i had my three quarters of a drink 13 dollar aquapana this big what do you not slick around the room turn on the light i just i felt so silly i felt so silly yeah that one hurts it hurt it hurt

13 bucks down the drain yeah yeah it's more just like but it was cold at least it was cold yeah but i actually i prefer room temp water do you what's your jason what's your idea ideal temperature of water. You're so lacking in that moment. You're just like, just the host that's not going to put anything into it. Jason? I like both. I like both.

Yeah. Also, what's wrong with tap? Nothing. Yeah. Should have just gone to the tap. There's a lot wrong with tap. It depends on the tap. What is wrong with tap?

Tell me, should I not drink it? New York. We've known for its tap water. We have great tap water. of the best. L.A., I don't hear a lot about the fact. New York, they don't shut up about it. It's like they're so proud.

This New York water. It's great. It's the reason Mptemans taste good. Why we have good bagels. H&H. By the way, they've done studies. Water has nothing to do with the bagels in the few. I don't want to hear it.

I don't want to hear it. I heard the total lie. They make the pizza place LBK. They mix the water. They don't import the water. They chemically make the water. Yeah, yeah. Larry King's bagel joint used to do that if everybody else to.

Larry King. I think it's all a far. Have you ever gone back and watched old Larry King interviews? No. You've got to watch the ones towards the end when he's having, because to his credit, he brought in a lot of young people to be with him when he had his like aura show. And they're so fun. Did he pass?

Oh, yeah. Did you ever see Norm with him? It's great. Yeah. He says, what's your like biggest secret? He goes, being a closeted gay man. And then Larry King is like, so you're gay. He's like, no, I'm closeted.

You're like, so you're in the closet. No, Larry. It was, oh, so good. Yeah, they're really fun. I really like Larry King. I love old broadcasts just like that. They're all so good. Regis was great.

Yeah. I used to love Regis Filman. Yeah. He had such a schick. I'm trying. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. I always get Regis and the host of Wheel of Fortune confused.

Pat Sejack? Yeah, don't you feel like they're kind of similar? He's another one. He's another one. Just like, Pat doesn't age. What a life. I would say of the three, Pat Sejack, Alec, Alec, and Rege's Philbin. Wait. Wait.

I have the perfect thing to end on. When and if and are and will you host a game show? Yes. Yes. The answer is just yes. Now that I have kids, it's like the easiest al-upe. That's the thing that everybody wants. Make me a host, a judge.

Really? Basically, let me work for anything where I can shoot three of them a day. I'm in. All you need to do is just go meet with different reality production companies and be like, hey, I'm ready to host. Great. What game do you have? I'm gonna say it here now.

Guys, join me. If you're listening to this podcast and we know you are. And you own a reality TV show company, you're from the Merv Griffin Company, perhaps. Yeah, Buna Murray. Buna Murray, I've heard good things. I'm 100% down to clown. I will host anything. I'll host the opening of an envelope.

I don't care. It could be a crypto Ponzi scheme. I'll host it. You know Howie's story. I don't, but we don't have time. We want to thank Jason Nash. I think we're coming on the show. Fair enough.

Who wants to be a millionaire? That's your show. Great. That's your show. It's an all of you. Give them the jeans. I gave them 30. We can't end until you pronounce Allie-Upe properly.

What's an Ali-Oop? Ali-Oop. Ali-O-L-O-L-E-O-E-O-E-O-E-O. It comes from Oliver. Allie-Upe. Allie-O. Okay. Guys, I got to head down to crossroads.

How much they give me for these bonobos? Well, Jason, thanks for joining us. Thanks for having you, guys. You need to rate review and subscribe this episode. If you're listening, five stars, it's very important. Very important. Like, we're an Uber driver. We gave you a wonderful trip.

Yeah. You appreciated it. Listen to the podcast wherever you eat your podcasts. Where is that again? Apple, Spotify. You know other places? Jason has a podcast. Where else?

All good things. All good things. Podcast. Yeah. Yeah, it's everywhere. Jasonash.com. Anything else you want to push? Someone else has a real estate agent has that one, Josh. What do you have?

I have the Nash Nation.com. Nash Nation.com. Jason Nash's Patreon. I don't have a Patreon. I'm glad you did research. You were thinking about it. I don't even do research. We're real friends.

Yeah, that's true. Yeah, it was funny. My fiancé was like, no, no, we're done. Oh. Good call, good call. Please note that this episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct or indirect financial interest in products or services referred to in this episode.