KFC Radio - Large Predicts Who Jake Paul Should Fight Next - Inside Barstool Episode

Episode Date: January 2, 2023

Timecodes: 00:00 Start 02:43 College is unnecessary 08:04 Working on the Stock Exchange 12:31 Large will be doing Nascar content w/ Spider 32:26 Maybe doing something with Podfathers again 33:42 Large's son on Large joining Barstool 44:46 Could Jake Paul beat up a regular boxer? +++++++++++++++++ Hellofresh: Go to HelloFresh.com/KFC21 and use code KFC21 for 21 free meals plus free shippingYou can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kfcr

Hey, KFC Radio listeners, you can find every episode of KFC Radio on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. Prime members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. I got arrested in the 7th grade. I spent the night in the 61st precinct on, yeah. For what? Coney Island Avenue, drunk and disorderly, obstructing traffic, perjury, and assaulting an officer. I spent the night in the 61st precinct. At like 13? Yeah, about 13. I was taller than you.

Right, right, right. Dude, AI. Are we rolling? Yeah, we are. AI, man. I mean, especially for people like us. Eventually, it's going to write blogs. Yeah.

I think it already is. Yeah. I just watched Moonfall. AI gets pretty hairy, just so you know. Moonfall is an American cinematic classic, first of all. They're already fucking with it in college campuses. They're doing that. I'm sure it's writing papers and writing music. writing powerful thread on it though oh did you a thread a powerful thread that right there is an oxymoron it really isn't it really isn't at all but it

actually like i was like i had a good point well meaning what it was basically like it's not gonna replace everything what we're doing like like the fear where it's like it's gonna replace writing it's gonna replace this and the person was like it's the scene in fucking goodwill hunting where they're at in the boston common and he's like i asked you a question i asked you a question about war i bet you can tell me about shakespeare but you never held your friend's head in your hand yeah yeah yeah yeah and it's like yeah it doesn't have a human emotion sure but then there's also just like the practical application where you can like oh it'd be great to write emails and it'll be great to write college papers but you can like... Oh, it'd be great to write emails, and it'd be great to write college papers, but you can't write a fucking story with that. I don't know, I think you can

now. I think you can describe having... Like, I've never had my friend's head in my hand, but I watched Band of Brothers and the Pacific back-to-back, or whatever, and now I think I can pretend I was there. And then I can teach a computer to pretend that it was there. I mean, I cry all the time. I mean, this is a very, very basic

example, but I watched a guy, he's using whatever that new app is, and he said, write me a new storyline for a new Zelda game. And he wrote like a two-paragraph synopsis of what I was like, that's a pretty fucking awesome Zelda game. And if you can just have it do,

obviously that's a two-paragraph thing as opposed to building the whole game, but I would imagine this app that people are playing with is much smaller than these major computers And if you can just have it do, obviously that's a two-paragraph thing as opposed to building the whole game. But I would imagine this app that people are playing with is much smaller than these major computers that can do it. I just think computers are smarter than people in every way. Well, I disagree with you there. I'll give you that one. So if you give them all the ability.

And yeah, I'm not saying it's going to be the end of the world, but it might be the end of college kids writing papers. Yeah, and as well it should be. Why are we even doing this shit? College is unnecessary. Once you get to high school, Mick. Largest son is sitting in here. You're about who you're going to be. I did this with my sister when she's seven years younger than me,

and I remember every time she would fret about something like elementary school, I was like, you're in fourth grade. It doesn't matter. And elementary school I was like you're in fourth grade it doesn't matter and then I was like you're in eighth grade it doesn't matter you're only a junior in high school it really doesn't matter college doesn't count yeah like he's 30 years old I'm like it's fine it really doesn't matter nothing matters I'll tell you what matters though uh it's 52 grand a year yeah Yeah. If you're lucky, man. It's got to matter somewhere along the line. Was there any part of you that was like thinking about not paying for college?

Yeah. Or not paying but being like you don't have to go if you don't want to. Yeah. So I put that in front of all my kids

and Mick and I were talking about it. Yeah. So he had aspirations to go into the Coast Guard for a little while. Right. So we went down

to Cape May and we spent a couple days down there. They were very, very nice to go into the Coast Guard for a little while. Right. So we went down to Cape May. We spent a couple days down there. They were very, very nice to us. And then all of a sudden he changed. He was like, you know what? I just made Alabama. I think I want to try this out. He's like, you know what I'm going to do?

Chase chicks and party for four years. Yeah, like Coast Guard, it was mapped for the rest of his life almost. Yeah. Right? It had nothing to do with it. I just had to drop him off and maybe pick him up every now and again. So the exact opposite. But, I mean, you guys know I'm very, very lucky. I just had to drop them off and maybe pick them up every now and again. It's the exact opposite. But, I mean, you guys know I'm very, very lucky.

I have great kids. So I was like, you deserve to do whatever the fuck you want. You know what I mean? And so we did that. But as we're going through, I went to a Catholic university. We've all went to those type things. Seeing how this SEC thing works out, I don't know if it's built like my other kids are built for it. My second one to go along is like, Dad, I don't think I want to do

that road. I'm like, no, no, not all colleges University of Alabama. Russian Pike. Yeah, you can go to a little tiny school in Northeast and just hang out with your crew at a coffee house. Yeah, be a little bit closer and stuff. And then Bridget's going to go to St. Mary's School for the Blind, which is 20 minutes away from you. I'll pick her up and drop her off every day.

But did you ever consider being like, here's the $200,000 I would have given you? Yeah, so that's what I was thinking. Like, go do your thing? Like, because I plan on trying to pay, you know, I'm going to pay for my kid's college. But I'm like, is it even worth it? You know, is there a better use of the money? Is there a better use of your time? Part of me thinks, like, when you're 18, you're too dumb to do anything.

But I'm like, maybe, you know, you start investing in some, you know, you do some social media shit and some video game shit and things that kids do with that money and all of a sudden you have a career instead of just dicking around. I think the only thing that it's good for nowadays,

particularly people who are kind of white heterosexual males, I could say that, right? Because we all kind of are. I think, I don't know. It's the connections that you make. Yeah, you get exposed to this shit. Because as we see it, I say this in all honesty, as we see as we applied for certain scholarships,

there was just a no-go once they saw his name was Michael McCarthy. Like, you know what I mean? That's just the way that it is right now. And it is what it is. But I think, though, like the connections that you make, if you do, and that's one of the things that I put through him, you have to have good grades or else you just won't be there anymore. Like all his friends when we went out for the Mississippi State game,

it was like, you know, Mick took a lot of 8 o'clock classes. It's unbelievable. He goes to all of them. I was like, yeah, because if he didn't, you wouldn't know Mick McCarthy. By the way, I always thought that, like, to me, I took 8 o'clock class. I picked classes where attendance counted, and they were early. And I just rolled my hungover ass out of bed. Because when you're 18, you can still fucking do that.

And I just got perfect attendance, and 25% of my grade was taken care of. Right away. Right off the bat. I was like, I'm already, you know what I mean? I know a lot of people don't think that way. I thought the exact opposite way. Everyone does. He's done at noon most days.

I try to think about that. You're done, and I'm like, let's fucking party. Yeah, at 12 noon, 70 degrees. Yeah. Right? They didn't bring winter coats. I always got such a kick out of how much more high school is real life than college. You wake up at 7, you're in from 8 to 3.

That mimics the real world way more than college. I remember being like, man, Tuesdays are my tough days. I've got like a 10, a 1, and a 3. Now on my Tuesdays are my tough days, I have a noon. I got a kick out of that girl. Did you see she went viral last week? I quote tweeted her. She put her Microsoft Outlook schedule up, and she was like, I'm 31.

I work for like a $100 million company. Here's my schedule. And in the tiny Twitter picture, it looks like it's jam-packed, and she's working seven days a week, 20-hour days. And then you look at it and she schedules like wake up is on the schedule right you know get coffee is on the schedule go to the gym is on the schedule so it looks like you're doing a lot and then all the things in between were like 20 minute conversations with people it's just like these you're just talking to people on the phone all day this is not you know show me the surgeon's schedule who's like

you know in an eight hour brain surgery and then we'll talk. I think everyone's schedule is pretty open. I think anyone who says they've been busy is a fucking liar. Anybody who is anywhere to talk about how busy they are aren't busy because they'd be doing shit if they were busy. Sorry to catch up. I've been busy. I'm going to start yelling at kids off my lawn. But I watched Yellowstone the other day and Dutton had said to Rip, I'll see you at 4. Meaning 4 a.m. because they're about to take a two day day

to bring like a two day trip to bring cattle down a mountain or some shit like that. And I remember when I used to set my clock for 4.45 during earnings and I always felt like, wow, this is like when you have a four handle on your alarm clock. And then for that 25 years where I was, and we spoke

about this in great depth, where I was 9.30 to 4, which I think a lot of people would sign up for those hours, 930 to 4 trading. Not like entertaining people I didn't like three times a week or anything like that. 930 to 4 trading, that was never any question. You couldn't show up at 945 and you couldn't leave at 345. And I don't think that that exists anymore. Yeah, right, right. I don't think like, so every day if you were to look at my schedule, it was 4.45 was just earnings, but it was like a 5.40 wake up.

You know, blah, blah, blah. And then 9.30 to 4, I traded. Every fucking day. No fucking questions. I never went to lunch. Yeah. I never went to lunch in 25 years. Everything was always brought into us.

You know what I mean? Yeah. And I don't think that that exists anymore. Even in that world? Even in that world now? I think in that world it does exist, but even in that world now, guys, since the pandemic, had gotten the T4 lines into their houses

and are trading out of their houses and stuff like that. So, to answer your question, the floor is gone. That part, the floor of the American is gone. The floor of the American Stock Exchange doesn't exist anymore. The New York Stock Exchange is the world's- So that's not even an option. No, the building's gone.

And then the New York Stock Exchange still exists, but it's like the greatest catering hall in New York City. It's just like for- Yeah. Who's ringing the bell that morning and all that kind of shit, right? But if you could say, and listen, I did okay, right? Like I'm paying cash for the fucking college. But no, but if you could say that if there's people out there that have a 25-year chunk of their life where they're 930 to 4 is set every day except for when you're on vacation.

I don't know if that exists anymore. Yeah, I wouldn't think so. And I feel like – I'm saying I'm special. I also think that we were on a good track to like that was loosening up. And I think people were figuring out a good balance and working from home and then i think covid just went hyper drive and now it's like if you ask people to come into the office you're you're you know uh like uh objecting to their human rights or something right i think that's crazy that there's just like people who are like i i kind

of respect it my buddy uh my buddy the big wheeze tweeted yesterday he was like i almost gotta respect gen z like they just truly don't give a shit about anything they'll just be like we are not coming to work and then the employers are like well fuck i don't know what to do i guess work from home it's like it's like they're the strongest union in the world they're just like we actually stand for these things to compete with tough to compete with, right? Isn't it small? Yes. It's a good job. And the true like, you know, you press people up until this generation. You press any other generation, they would cave, you know. They'll cave. The union will bend at 11.59 and go back to work.

And these guys just don't. It's like, oh, fuck. How small of a percentage is that? Like I wonder because we see that on social media and in the news and the quiet quitting, which I know is no longer a thing but when you go into like middle america or you know and i know we don't have any like fucking munitions plants anymore where people are just you know working out bullets and shit like that but there is that type of you know industry that still exists and i don't think that's sexy enough to make it onto your Twitter page where it gets fucking retweeted by such a behemoth.

So, yeah. So, I don't know. I think it's skewed. And then these kids are going to have such a fucking rude awakening when it isn't all like that. Oh, I'll find something. I'll get a job that I love. You know, I'm the luckiest guy in the world.

I say that all the time. Like, me closing out my life doing this shit is the greatest thing in the world. And, you know, the path here is a little bit different than most people. To start this at 47 or 48, whenever I started this, is wild. It's fucking wild. Yeah, I mean, it's, you're it. You're the only one. It's very rare to be able to say, like, you're the only person doing something that you're doing.

Right. And it's a little bit, you know, very specific, but to say like, I don't think there's another person near 50 leaving that type of industry and coming to this type of industry and doing what you're doing. You're the only person alive doing it.

Right. Yeah. Like nobody, you have nobody to relate to. Did I interrupt you? No. I thought I was echoing a sentiment. Asshole.

I mean, you have been great. I mean, the boxing thing and the MMA stuff has been awesome. Dijon has been great. NASCAR, by the way. NASCAR. He loves Barstool now. I mean, that's a match made in heaven that always needed to happen one way or another. Right.

And, you know, having people take interest in it. And so is this public knowledge that you're doing this thing? Yeah, so we'll do like a bigger announcement, but we announced it down. Spider and I had hosted the pre-show for the NASCAR Awards, you know, Rookie of the Year type shit. Yeah. And so we're bringing back Rubbing Is Racing,

and they wanted to rebrand it. I said, no. I don't think people, when Dave did it with Clint Boyer so many years ago, we've still kept up the social accounts and stuff. So it's no longer synonymous with Dave and Clint. I really like the name. So we're going to start rubbing his race in weekly next year again.

So the Clash at the Coliseum, which, by the way, I mean, I know that you guys, it's all a hassle when we say come to a race. But the Clash at the Coliseum, where they take the Coliseum, which, by the way, I mean, I know that you guys, it's all a hassle when we say come to a race, but the Clash at the Coliseum, where they take the Coliseum and they fill it with asphalt and they run a fucking NASCAR race inside of it. And, like, last year, Pitbull opened up and then Ice Cube. Oh, wow. Darling. It's the 305. It's the real life.

And then this year, Cypress Hill is opening up, and I think Snoop Dogg is coming to that time. Cypress Hill is opening up. And I think Snoop Dogg is going to answer. Cypress Hill, dude. So I'm going to see. I saw Cypress Hill and Lollapalooza in 94. But I'll see Cypress Hill, Pitbull. Good for them. Ice Cube and Snoop Dogg in a year's time.

And all because of NASCAR. The three oldest motherfuckers in the world. Large, Cypress Hill, and Snoop. All still doing it, man. But we're taking a million dollars worth of game to that one. Yeah, which is going to be fucking wild. It's like Mad Libs, dude. Just inserting names and places and people.

But I think I'm the guy that's taking – I'm going to take Spider out of production, I guess, and its content. Were you always a NASCAR guy and then Clint, who was his co-host, had decided to stop racing and went into the booth. He can no longer do anything with Barstool, obviously. So they just kind of let it die. I had gone. It was supposed to be me and Willie. Willie and I at Daytona that year.

And then Willie, his wife got pregnant. He couldn't go. So Jetski and I went down there. We tore it up. Daytona is year. And then Willie, his wife got pregnant. He couldn't go. So Jetski and I went down there. We tore it up. Daytona is fucking awesome. We stayed in the infield. Dave came down with Uber driver Debbie. That's right.

We did a show together on a stage for about an hour. And then Dave went off and did Dave things. Me and Jetski did other things. We got so deep in the weeds with Moonshine and Rednecks and all that that we had just such a great time that when it was just sort of up for grabs the next season. NASCAR is going to pay us to go to six

or seven races. Who wants to do it? Large, do you want to do it? Yeah, I definitely want to do it. And Spider is an enthusiast. Spider has the love for it. So we did that for two seasons. So over the last two seasons, I've done I don't know, 15 or 16 races. And then this season, not to give out way too much stuff, we're still going to do like five, six, seven, eight, nine races maybe.

And then we're also going to do a weekly show. That's awesome. And it's a NASCAR type thing where they just want us to do whatever the fuck we want. It's the perfect marriage for so many reasons because NASCAR is obviously them and their audience is down for fucking whatever right whatever in a world where everything is getting tighter they're just probably like rock out spider knows what he's talking about and i can't think of a better uh like liaison if you will then like you could as long as you have the passion for it which you seem to have picked it up you are the like the best tour guide I could imagine.

Be like, come down and party and a lot of drinks and I'll show you this and that and we'll talk about it. And whether it's NASCAR or finance or food, drinks, whatever. You're very good with that. I've seen you with clients before. Ah, there's nobody better. I long to go to the school of large on how to deal with clients. I remember we were at Legends, the bar on 33rd and 5th, I think, and it was DAZN.

It was a midday boxing match in England. I want to say Anthony Joshua might have played. Yeah, Joshua Usyk. And I remember you were just sitting there talking to one of the DAZN guys, and it was so like getting a glimpse into like finance large, where it was like I'm going to take every fucking penny from you. You're like every advertising dollar from the zone is coming to me and i was like look at large go dude look at them go it's not wrong either right they pony it up they're back yeah they're back for next year big way canelo hurt his hand so he's not going till cinco de mayo um but i mean

yeah well you know if if everything ever if anything ever falls apart here, you have a spot in Canelo's camp. Yes. I don't know if you can spar with him. No, probably in the back making sopapillas. God, that body shot was one of the funniest things I've ever seen. You were just like, oh! Just trying so hard to keep your front after that? Yeah.

And then I went, so my right kidney it shut down a month later and i spent two days no but i spent two days in a hospital and they said you've had this uh kidney stone inside like one of these like staghorn things inside your kidney and something like dislodged it along the way i was like how long i gotta get yeah and then fuck you canelo you gave me kidneys worse thanst thing out The kidney stone because my right Kidney was blocked and it was It was worse than I can't believe they don't have like some

You know we knock you out and we just go in there And quickly break it up Don't they do that with ultrasounds? But it's still to get it better right? So it still has to swirl around and come out Right and so with me this thing was lodged In so that and we spoke about This and I showed you the video So it still has to swirl around and come out, right? And so with me, this thing was lodged in. And we spoke about this in the great – I showed you the video. Yeah.

So they had to go in through my penis, which, by the way, isn't a huge, you know, like, palate to work on. You know, it's fine. On your body, it'd be like, wow, on mine. And then they leave the hardware in there. Yeah. And that's what I showed you guys. Remember when they took that filament out?

Yeah. Oh, that was tough. And I was just sitting there like, ah! It was like a high-pitched thing. So I don't drink a lot of water or cranberry juice. I'll be honest. A little bit of gout and a kidney stone is probably, I would sign for that. You know, 25-year-old you signs for that at 50 years old, I think that's a

good... Especially my lifestyle. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Like, I'd be surprised that you still have both kidneys. I'm surprised that, you know, it's not just... You haven't lost a couple of legs. It's harsh, but fair.

No, I mean, like, I haven't felt my pinky toe in a couple of weeks. This is the first time I'm telling you. If they just start lopping off appendages on large. I wouldn't be surprised. I had the same one when I sneezed, both my arms going numb. That's the beginning and the end. He also used to have this thing, and I'm happy to report that it kind of has not happened in a while. He would just be like talking in the middle of a podcast, and he would just be like, and his back would like lock up.

And then it would be like 10 seconds, and he'd be like, okay, I'm good. But it was great entertainment. It's happened since I was in fifth grade, so I don't know what made it stop. But it did stop. How old are you? I am 34. Right. I will tell you right now.

How old are you? 38 and a couple months. I turned 50, so I'm about to turn 51 next week. You're announcing yourself as 38 already? I do. What in March? I've been saying 38 since I was 36. I like to stay ahead.

Right. So do I. 40's fucking me up a little bit. We'll talk about that in a little bit. I will tell you right now, it's the 15th. My birthday's on Christmas. So I'll turn 51 on Christmas. Christmas Day last year, when I turned 50, everything changed.

Really? Everything changed for the worse. So if you like, I know everyone who's like- Meeting your body? Yeah. Everyone's like, oh, 20, 21. I feel no different than when I was 18, 19

I think 30 like I really don't feel any different I'm telling you it's that so I've done it all so 15 whatever you want to say

40 years old I really don't feel that different I feel like I still have my fastball 50 everything's done everything's done yeah like

but your fastball also you know if you lose your fastball you're still you're still getting a six year 180 million dollar deal you can still

yeah you're still throwing hard well thank you for that no but I'm telling you you guys will see it's gonna be if you think the back thing it's gonna be a big time

wake up call I know I started to like genuinely I keep looking into a dead camera don't get old yeah yeah I like

I've been saying it for a while and I I think I'm like, in order for me to fucking ever get starting to work out or get healthy, it's like turning around a cruise ship. It's going to take a while. But I remember talking to Jerry Ferrara, Turtle from Entourage, and this was like five years ago, and he's five years older than me. So he was my age now, because he was like, cause he used to be fat turtle, you know? And he was like, I needed to start like right then, or I was never going to be able to like,

he was like, I felt myself losing all of my like ability, you know? And, uh, little things like, you know, I took my kids to a trampoline party the other day and just jumping on a

trampoline. I was like, I felt uneasy and weird and like you know things that i've never been the most athletic guy but i can still just go out there throw a ball jump on this climb that whatever and now all of a sudden i'm like this is all getting too hard and if i don't do something now i will genuinely be fucked he my son is uh tall he's not as tall as me he's never beat me one-on-one in basketball in the backyard. And we just moved, but our old house, we had a half court caged in the back.

He used to have this big house. And ever since he was younger, I never let him beat me. I never let him beat me. Even as a little kid, I'd send his shit back a little bit just to do it. And then right before he went to school, it was very, very hot out too. It was like one of those real hot days. And he was up. And then I said, Mick to school, it was very, very hot out, too. It was like one of those real hot days. And he was up. And then I said, Mick, I don't know what it is. We never finished that game.

So technically. Technically. And then whenever he comes back from school, hey, Dad, you want to go shoot him? No, I'm good. I'm good. So that ship has sailed. Yeah. Like, I know my limitations.

Again, like I said, I honestly cannot feel my right pinky toe and I'm not going to go get it checked out. I'm just, like a comedian had said this at some point, like that's just going to be for the rest of my life.

That's it. That's just it. Yeah, that's it. That's going to hurt for the rest of my life. Yeah, I will not feel it. No big deal. Take it off.

I think he said, what did Louis C.K. say when he was like 21? He's like, if you want to get your ankle hurt, like they'd fix your ankle. Right.

He's like, now when you're 50, they go, they go yeah that'll happen your ankle's just shitty now my favorite Louis CK line or one of them at least because god knows he has a ton of them is talking about when he's tying his shoes and he said it's like folding a bowling ball in half yeah right but yeah even things like that yeah I like Ioking on. Yeah, you got to like... I like to be side, right? I wear long socks. I don't wear ankle socks anymore, dude. I can't tell you the last time I didn't wear compression socks. You need them.

I hate bending down and pulling them up. Compression socks one time in the morning, and you never fucking pull them down again. Yeah, yeah. And I don't need compression. When you take them off at night, it's like, oh, it's fucking falling out of the sack, right? It's like decasing a sausage.

So you're at Alabama now, or are you going? I'm at Alabama. You're at Alabama, freshman year. Yeah. So how was that, like, sending him off? Good, yeah. So a lot of tears because he's our oldest. I can't even imagine.

Yeah, we went down. We took the five of us down there to drop him off. And by the way, I don't know if you guys remember when you had moved in to college, but it was a shit show. Oh, yeah. Like, we packed up a van and all that kind of stuff. And I don't know if Alabama is ahead of the curve or whatever but you just drone everything down and he has a locker waiting for him mini fridge uh you know

target.com it's waiting for him at his fucking in his storage space and then when you get there we had gotten his storage space was already in carts every student gets every student i mean you obviously pay for it i guess yeah and every student gets his storage space? I mean, you obviously pay for it. I guess, yeah. And every student gets a storage space. The dorms are, he lives in Riverside North. His dorm is beautiful. And it's so much better

than it was. And I graduated college in 93. Wow. It's just so much better. And we had gone down,ie finnegan bridget and mick and i and we're dropping them off biggest italian family in the world but we're all but so all of a sudden they're like look at the size of that asian dude because you know you're just crying so much and he's crying so much and and mick is ice water like he's ice and he has a lot

of love for our family like it's you know he gig going on. You guys are fucking embarrassing me. But it was rush week for the sororities. So every time he's hugging his mom goodbye, all of a sudden someone in a fucking sundress. Because after he dressed to the nines since 8 o'clock in the morning on. And there's just so much for him to see. It's like a wonderful world. I feel like he really owes me. I owe my parents to helping

out i would imagine your kids know they've got it pretty sweet with both mom and dad i was one of the kids i was one of the parents that said you guys from a very young age and mick will be a testament to this i told them at a very young age that they don't matter i said listen you guys we love you more than anything you're the reason that we exist but you don't matter so your opinions on just about anything doesn't matter i always have the biggest piece of chicken blah blah blah and then as they got older and they did shit they started to matter a little bit more we talked about this on pod fathers and even like during the pandemic like mick did so well when it came time to either go back be in person or something i said you earned it you make this decision. So every one of my kids starts to earn decisions.

So they've always had that. And when I tell people that I tell my kids that they don't matter from a very young age, they're like, well, how come they aren't? Yeah, like vegan serial killers. But I think it worked out in a very opportune way for me. Do you punish them? Yeah. Do you ground them?

So I used to give them a smack on the ass when they had, like, diapers, like something where you could kind of move them along. And then my kids got big quick, so I was never a hitter when they got older because what do I do? Even with, like, Finnegan, it's like 5'9", and, you know, he can do, like, 10 pull-ups. Like, how would I hit him without, you know, going to prison? You know what I'm saying? Like, what's the thing?

But we've always been, it's very easy now kids take phones away. That's cool. That's like strangling them. That's like I'll do anything. I'm sorry. Give it back. It's like taking them off of dialysis. It's the easiest thing to do.

And then I wasn't above threatening to embarrass them. It's particularly my daughter. Like I said, Bridge, this will be bad. What did I send you to school in? And that's something too because if you get embarrassed, not that I don't embarrass them on shows like this and stuff,

but so I think if you were to do something to them, kind of, man, I sound like a terrible father. But my kids are good. My kids are good. We never, I don't think I once got But my kids are good. So, yeah. My kids are good. I never. We never. I don't think I once got grounded. I remember my grandma famously told me. They definitely said it, but never followed up.

You never did either? Yeah. My grandma famously said to my mom, don't punish yourself. Because when you ground a kid, they're in the house all day. I think my grandma said something like that. I feel like the women in our families are aligned. I don't think you were ever grounded. No.

No. I feel like when I was little, think you're ever grounded No No You'd be like When I was little If there was like a birthday party You'd be like You can't go to that Right Right So I'd have a

But then they usually They'd cave Yeah the last second I'd go And I just don't even Really remember But I But I also For whatever reason

Remember having the fear of God For my mother And then my dad My dad was cool But she would call him in like the closer like if it was like if dad came to yell at you you really fuck yeah yeah but my mom was always like don't fuck with kathy and i just kind of knew that and i think we all just like fell in line because of it and self-policed in a way and it was weird i mean i guess it's like

you always hear it's like you know you you joke like i'm gonna lock her in the basement and then she goes to college she fucks every guy in the world you know I guess it's like you always hear. It's like you joke, like, I'm going to lock her in the basement. And then she goes to college. She fucks every guy in the world. And it's like let the kids be a little bit free. And they actually – or they just got lucky. Like maybe if we were assholes, we would have been fucking crack addicts. I don't know. But they never really punished us. And all of us ended up like pretty good.

I just – the stakes are a little bit higher and you'll see as your kids get older. So I've had this conversation with my kids a bunch. So many kids are killing themselves, not to bring the podcast down. Like you just read a- One of the main topics. I was going to say, you know what, Joe, you're on it.

Like these beautiful men and women who are doing well in school and they have so much pressure and they're just, you know, and then some of them are, you know, just confused about their identity and all that other shit they're dealing with. just, you know, and then some of them are, you know, just confused about their identity and all that other shit they're dealing with. But, you know, like it just seems like we're here about it more and more.

So I've always, like, told my kids, I was like, no matter how mad we are or no matter how much I play the bad guy, like, wait till your father gets home type shit, there is nothing. And then I tell them right away, I got arrested in the seventh grade. I spent the night in the 61st precinct on, yeah, Coney Island Avenue, drunk and disorderly, obstructing traffic, perjury, and assaulting an officer. I got arrested in the seventh grade. I spent the night in the 61st precinct on, yeah. For what? Coney Island Avenue, drunk and disorderly, obstructing traffic, perjury, and assaulting an officer. I spent the night in the 61st precinct. At like 13?

Yeah. About 13. I was taller than you. Right. And, you know, I was like, there's nothing that we can't get by. Right. Unwanted pregnancies. Anything.

If there is such a thing, babies are great. I was going to say, if there's anything such as wanting pregnancy, there's nothing. You call me. I got a guy. Take care of that. Don't worry. Pick up those keys at the head of the stairs. But as a result, I've had the kids call me and be like, listen, I fucked up.

Sean's a freak of life. I just hope that they really take that to heart. Think about like Evander Holyfield's kid was, I think maybe even the one who wound up being a stud at Georgia was acting up and his mom's like, all right, I'm done with you. I'm calling your father. So she calls Evander Holyfield who's training in the cat skills. And he's like, okay, he gets on his jet.

He flies from the fucking cat skills back to Georgia to beat his kid. How do you feel if you're Evander Holyfield? He was the heavyweight champion of the world. Cruiserweight to heavyweight champion of the world. He's flying home to beat you. I would be I would have on speed dial. What do they call it? Emancipation?

Yeah, I need to be emancipated right away. I'm like, yo, my dad is coming to kick my ass right now. You need to push these papers through fast. Who's my dad? I'm glad, my dad is coming to kick my ass right now. You need to push these papers through fast. Who's my dad? I'm glad you asked. Tyson bit his ear off, so he's in a bad mood. Been in a pretty foul mood for the last few years.

Yeah. I have my 15-year-old. I bought him cigars the other day, and I told the lady about it. I was like, oh, you know, I'm going to have a cigar. She's like, you let your 15-year-old smoke cigars? I said, what did you do when you were 15? Like, what were you doing when you old smoke cigars I said what did you do when you were 15 like what would you do when you were 15

what's the worst vice you had when you were 15 having a cigar in the fucking backyard with your father that's the best 15 I think I was what year is 15

15 was like sophomore year 15 I started letting loose 15 freshman year I went to a couple of parties sophomore year is when I started

sophomore year we came in very hot sophomore year was the I remember it still I came to New York with my friendsore year, we came in very hot. Sophomore year was the fuck, I remember it still. I came to New York with my friends for the weekend. I came with my family,

but they let me spend one night with my friends in a hotel. That was like one of my first nights drinking, drinking. And that night, everyone was like,

jeez, fights can drink. I was doing shots out of a cigar case. Like a cheap cigar, like a plastic case. Yeah, yeah. And I was doing shots out of that.

And they're like, fights can drink. It was like one of those like, uh-oh, I'm good at this doing shots out of that. And they're like, Fice can drink. It was like one of those like, uh-oh, I'm good at this. I'm good at this. Yeah. I just found a new hobby. Doing it ever since.

Yeah. Okay, I get to impress somebody? Give me the bottle. How, what is, what's the family vibe when he started working here? Can he come on the show or no? Of course, yeah.

Yeah, yeah. Do we have another mic? Yeah, it's over here. You just gotta slide all your mics down. Just shift these all down. Do you want to come on the show or no? Of course. Yeah, yeah. Do we have another mic? Yeah, it's over here. You just got to slide all your mics down. Just shift these all down. Do you want to come on? Are you okay? Okay.

Listen, Mick, every couple fights, you have to know about what I do. I hope that was on camera. Right? I say it's because of you, but we don't mean it. I do. Right? I say it's because of you, but we don't mean it. We should have fucking prepped in the car. I miss Podfathers.

I miss talking to Clem every week. I think we'll figure out something. I think we'll figure something out. I called him yesterday. I was like, I just want to talk to you. Yeah, I know. When the M I called him yesterday I was like I just want to talk to you yeah I know when the Mets season ended I was like

I haven't talked to you in a little while thanks I went to a bank yesterday to pull out a thousand dollars that we put in an account Finnegan and I from a coin jar

a big coin jar put it in TD Bank 2016 I went to do it yesterday to just buy him a Christmas gift it was like

for a Disney thing we've been at Disney since we just never pulled the money out and I went and TD Bank yesterday to just buy him a Christmas gift. Yeah. It was like for a Disney thing. We've been at Disney since. We just never pulled the money out. And I went, and TD Bank's like, oh, it's 2016. You haven't added to it. It went dormant, and now it's been escheated by the state. And I was like, I want to talk to Clem about this. What does that mean?

I have to now petition the state to get my $1,000. You just took your money? I was like, wait a second. I gave you my money and your bank. They're like, yeah. Just because it's dormant? But we had switched houses, and so they had sent us stuff. Oh, sorry.

And even the address change stuff wasn't in Finnegan's name. So I guess that stuff just got thrown away by our new thing. Yeah, I got to bet somewhere about this. But it's like a Disney thing to buy a Christmas gift for my 15-year-old. That's pot fuck. That's like a moment. And the bank is too Fuck them

Yeah 100% I'd love to talk about it With them So So You're probably How long have you been here Almost four years

Four years Almost four So you know You're like What Freshman in high school-ish When he gets the job here Eighth grade freshman

Eighth grade And Did you know Barstool I did Yeah But like my friends Like followed it like crazy Yeah Like everyone was Right So you're just like a casual Eighth grade freshman. Eighth grade. And did you know Barstool? I did. Yeah. But, like, my friends, like, followed it like crazy. Yeah. Like everyone was.

Right. So you're just, like, a casual. You're aware of it. But your friends are, like, into it. And he comes home and he's like, I'm working for Barstool. Yeah. And you're what? What's your reaction?

It was cool. I was going to say, I think you would play well in school and in college. I will tell you right now. Especially now in college. College has got to be great. Oh, you guys like Barstool? Guess what? Is it better for you now in college than it was in high school?

Yeah. Yeah. So if you look at that age, so I'm an 18-year-old college freshman at an SEC school with a dad who works at Barstool. That's pretty cool. Yeah. And then a 15-year-old college sophomore, you know, plays football and all that stuff with a dad who's in Barstool. That's pretty cool. Yeah. And then a 15-year-old college sophomore who plays football and all that stuff with a dad who's in Barstool. That's kind of cool. And a 12-year-old girl who's in seventh grade.

I didn't know if it was going to be as cool. How's that play? But there's so much love for the chicks. There's so much love for... You don't know. Maybe 10 years ago it wouldn't be so much, but you've got chicks in the office and Kelly Keegs and Brianna and all these, like, you know.

Like, bringing them home, that, like, tie-dye stuff. Yeah. I used to only be like, oh, here's a Chicklets t-shirt that was near my desk. But I bring Bridget home, you know, a Friday energy thing. Something she actually wants to wear. She wears it. All the girls are like, oh, my God, that's Barstool. I'm telling you right now, the scope, particularly in New Jersey.

I know this isn't a global brand by any stretch of the imagination. But in our little, you know, northeast, it's pretty big. The most popular, the coolest dad in Ridgewood, New Jersey. I mean, unless there's some fucking. It wasn't. Who was the coolest? Who was the name? Like an actor or something.

Who could dunk? Mr. Burleson? Yes. Yeah, listen, if there's a dad who can dunk, you're second. Dunking is just like the coolest thing. Nate Burleson. He used to play professional football. I was good friends with this one.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. So his dad was in Westwood. Wait, did you call Nate Burleson Mr. Burleson? Yeah. I met Nate Burleson. Yeah, so he plays. I've been to, yeah. He played basketball with his son.

So Burleson would show up, pick his kid up, and then throw down a dunk or something. Yeah, he's like, I want to do this. throw down a dunk or something. Yeah, just, like, flex the rattle a little bit. One of those barbecue. Yeah. Only, yeah. Yeah, called it a cookout, but it was very cool. No, it was. He said, yeah, it was.

Yeah, it's like Willie's cookouts with Tomahawks. But once they move, I think they move to Franklin Lakes, I'm now officially, officially. The cool guy. Not even fucking close. Oh, I was going to say, they must be. Give me somebody who's close. The guys

You're Gretzky in the whole thing You can double up the second place guy I'm still got it Has there been any negative Have you ever been like man shut the fuck up dad I feel like I feel like this is time I just can't remember There was some kid

Who didn't want to have a play date with one of my kids I can't remember what it was because of where I worked. The parents didn't know us, and they didn't want to be associated with a person. But that must have been younger. You're talking about play dates. Yeah, so maybe the 15-year-old was 11 at the time or something like that. I get worried about that. Might have been Bridget.

Might have been Bridget. Maybe like an 8 or 9 year old girl But for you It's always been a positive Yeah We were talking about that With Josh Wolfe and his son Where Josh Wolfe's son

Had one story I forget what it is At this point It was He His cloud Connected to the iPad Oh yeah

And his son Had a dick pic on his phone So Josh Wolfe saw his son's Dick pic And he was telling that joke But it was on his wife's iPad So he was like Who the fuck's dick pic on his phone. So Josh Wolf saw his son's dick pic, and he was telling that joke on stage. But it was on his wife's iPad, so he was like, who the fuck's dick pic?

And it was his son. And he told it on stage, and he was kind of like, he was upset about that one. And he since has realized, now he's doing comedy too, and the dick pic story kills on stage. So he's like, fuck it, let's go.

But in the beginning, he was like, don't talk about that um well will you like you share a lot with your kids like that is the serial killer stuff because they're so young now like if i shit myself during karate or something like that like i don't know if i want you to tell everybody like you know what i mean i can almost feel out and like i've told stories about the first time. Well, my kid's five, though. I know, but he'll know. Like, everyone, because I can foresee you doing this for the next 20 years.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I mean? So, like, this kid, it might fuck him up. Like, you know what I'm saying? Because he's going to have to, like, process that at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. Before he even gets to Bridget. I'm of the... Don't stop.

When I grew up, my parents just always told my embarrassing stories. And obviously, it wasn't to this audience. But any dinner we were at, they're like, you'll never guess what John Henry did. And when I got older, I started seeing those movies and TV shows, the scene where it's like, don't show my baby pictures like my little penis is out. I'm like, what the fuck do they care? Like who gives – like people actually give a shit about that? Yeah. Listen, if my kid can't handle that, you know, I'm just – you know, like iron sharpens iron.

Let's go. You're inspiring your kid. You're inspiring your kid to get successful because guess what? Now I tell all my parents about this. And I get to tell it to a fucking microphone. That's my grandfather at dinner. Right. Exactly, yeah.

My dumb dad did the other day. So he didn't really like shit himself. It was like a little skid mark. And then we go home and he was like, don't tell anybody. And I was like, well, I won't tell anybody here. But just so you know, a couple of hundred thousand people have heard about it. It was just so funny to be like, my son shit himself a karate. That's always been a problem of mine.

I'm a slave to the joke. You have to tell people that. I'm a slave to the story, to the, you know, within to the story. Within reason, I think that that is within the shareable realm. 100% is. I wonder though when he turns 11 and you start having the 20 minute showers.

You know what goes on in a 20 minute shower? Right? You know what I mean? I would rip hours. I was like, I'll go so long they'll be like, what the fuck? 20 minutes, you know what he's doing. Now you're like, what I mean? To get you first. I would rip hours. I was like, I'll go so long, they'll be like, what the fuck? The water bill. But 20 minutes, you know what he's doing.

And now you're like, what the fuck? I hope you were doing that other thing. What are you doing in there? Get a room. An eternity. I took notoriously long. I know that you'll navigate that perfectly, but I just don't know how I would. Like the first time I had caught him with any kind of porn on his phone

he was so young I could talk about it openly you know what I mean it was messy hat trick messy when I talk about porn like Ronaldo header boob Barcelona score boob that whole thing

and then I had to tell him you know mom I thought of messy hat trick I was like what the fuck is that yeah damn mick talk to me i was like by the way the ghost of your grandparents see everything you put on your phone i think he knows a bit about that be like imagine you get old and you die and you get to heaven and you're like oh great eternal peace and it's like come here time to watch

your kids jerk off it was never it was never masturbation for me but my I don't know if it was told to me or whatever

but I always was thinking about my grandma I was definitively not you were not thinking about that no not once

with a hard dick have I ever thought about my grandma oh no no no that's what I'm saying not about like sex stuff but I was like you know You were not thinking about that? No. Not once with a hard dick have I ever thought about my grandma. Oh, no, no, no. That's what I'm saying. Not about like sex stuff, but I was like, you know, being bad at school or whatever. My one grandmother who died when I was young was too young for me to care about.

And then after that, my grandparents all lived like until I was like an adult. So I never had anyone up there that I thought about. What's weird is I used to think about your grandma, too. She had her fastball. We went to high school together. Yeah, I would imagine it's pretty cool. I would ride the wave, man. I would tell a lot of people at school that I'm the son of large. Nickname was Barstool, like, right a couple weeks into going to Alabama.

I don't know if it's stuck, but I think it's differentiated. Yeah, because I know, like, during playship, I would have, like, the Barstool golf shirts. And they'd be like, why? Like, you can't wear that. And they would find out that you were from Bar golf shirts. And they'd be like, you can't wear that. And they would find out that you work for Barcelona. And they'd be like, oh, that's cool. But even now, they have these. Like Shaq DJ'd one of their parties.

That's what college is now. That's crazy. But I think you're right. That's Alabama SEC college. You can still go to a lame-ass college. You go to Fordham, and you're still just drinking at the bar on the corner. And you maybe have a party at a house. Yeah, they asked him to be on one of the social chairs,

and he's like, oh, we're going to get these guys, and he starts ripping off people who are going to play at the frat houses. Oh, yeah. And it's crazy. They throw up names. Connect Black? Jesus Christ. People that sit down with Caleb.

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I know that you've interviewed Jake Paul before. Yes. He's been a part of the show. He's a good guest and all that. But also you've been very realistic about what he is as a fighter. If you just grabbed some you know like dominican kid off the street who's training in a real boxer who would win oh uh equal weights yeah like yeah so if it was a 190 pound boxer versus jake paul a boxer would win every

time i mean like i was like like would it be a fight like would he go the distance would it be i think jake paul would be an excellent bouncer and i think he has the opportunity to be a fight like would he go the distance would it be i think jake paul would be an excellent bouncer and i think he has the opportunity to be a very good amateur boxer at some point but i see nothing in jake right now that translates to being a very good professional boxer he's flat-footed he doesn't move uh backwards well he has next to no defense he telegraphs his punches i mean all these things that being said he can beat up anybody at Barstool. He can beat up any influencer that he steps into. He can beat up any retired MMA guy. I mean, he's as tough as you can get until you start fighting boxers.

Real boxers. But if it's like, I think everyone would agree, like a professional boxer right now in his prime, sure. What about someone who's like, they're not professional yet either, but they are training for real, have been doing it their whole life that sort of thing yeah it would still then it all depends on his chin and i don't think his chin has really been tested except for that time he went back on the ropes against tyrone woodley um which should have been ruled the knockdown because the ropes had saved him from being knocked down so like jake and logan

i spoke with triple h at uh the Canelo fight, and he was like, Large, I've got to be honest, I've had to push through so many celebrities who've come to do wrestling. You think about how many celebrities have been in wrestling rings. Ever since I was a kid, you've always had, you know, and even wrestlers who aren't athletic. Like, wheeling out Andre the Giant towards the end of his career

was not an easy thing to fluff up for them. He's like, this kid is an elite athlete. I feel the same way about- Flying through the air and taking bumps and shit. It's wild. I feel the same way about Jake. I think he's a very good athlete, and I think he's a generational promoter. You haven't seen promoters like that since Conor McGregor, who hasn't won a real fight

in such a long time. Then before that, probably Adolf Hitler. A bunch of people have had to believe in that shit. So I think Jake Paul is a lead as far as that goes. But when I look at the light heavyweight division where he would exist, he wouldn't do very well. He could go into any gym and be competitive with people or be better than people who are around the same year and a half into it.

Like 100%. But you know that leap. But I guess that's where I give him credit is like the argument should be like what other YouTubers could he beat up because that's what he is. Yes. And he's got people even debating could he beat up a real boxer. And the answer is no. But the fact that the

question is even being asked is a testament to i think like how well he if he beats up tommy fury though then everything's proven right tommy fury is he's horrible same thing yeah tommy fury is is jake paul without the personality so all the next but i will tell you right now even though i say he's not a good boxer he is very good for for boxing. The first time I had paid for a Jake Paul fight, and by the way, he is very good to me. He came on. Remember when I said all my sons are fans? Get him on. He spoke to my son.

That's big. You know what I mean? But after one of his fights, one of my kids said to me, Dad, Montana Love, next time he fights, can you let me know? I'm like, you know what I mean? Like that? I watched that fight too. Montana Love was fun, right? I like Montana Love. He's he fights, can you let me know? I'm like, you know what I mean? Like that. I watched that fight too. Montana Love was fun, right?

I like Montana Love. He's got a sweet tooth. He likes to eat candy. Yeah, and he brings in a full dog. He's fighting Mexican. He brings in the sombrero. You know what I mean? That's old school Mayweather shit.

For a dead sport, that's what you need. Yeah, Amanda Serrano. Like, you know, to put life into this. And he's very good to the boxers and fights for MMA rights and all that sort of shit. He says all the right things. He's very smart to the boxers and fights for MMA rights and all that sort of shit. He says all the right things. He's very smart. He puts Dana in a corner with that shit. Because you know that you can't pay everyone all the money in the world, but he makes it seem that way.

But it is interesting. I do think that he'll probably never fight a real boxer, right? Why? Why would he? Right. But also, you know, because he says things like, I am a legit boxer. Well, then you you gotta you either gotta be behind closed doors you got to admit like oh yeah i'm just like a promoter who's soaking

fire or you gotta like then prove it and fight a legit boxer but yeah it'll it'll he'll never do that because the money train stops i think you guys right now if we put you guys just you two in a room for 15 minutes you could find 10 people people that Jake Paul should fight. If he fights twice a year and does those 10 people that you know he won't lose to, but he'll sell tickets. That's Jake Paul's next five years. For sure. And it's going to be great. He's in such a sweet spot.

Yeah, he did it. To all of a sudden fight. And earned it, by the way, because he is in shape and you do train and all that. He beat up Joe Manganiello. Get that. Yeah. I paid for that, right? That handsome son of a bitch.

All right, that's one. Let's bring it in. That's two. Honestly. So, yeah. So, I'm a that, right? That handsome summer bitch? All right, that's one. You know what I mean? Let's bring her in. That's two. Honestly. So, yeah, I'm a fan, but I'm skeptical. All right, so the NASCAR show, Twisted History. Be on the lookout for Podfathers. We'll figure something out there, I think.

Twisted History is the bane of my existence. I've never worked so hard on a project consistently. I write a term paper every week. I know. You guys go hard on that. And so it's probably the thing that I'm most proud of. Yeah. And it's polished and it's well done.

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