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It's Bill Burr and it's time for the Monday morning podcast for Monday, September 1, 2025. What's going on? How are you? How's it going? Oh, I'm in a great mood. It's September, baby. It's Labor Day, baby. The summer is over. I'm sorry to all you people out there with Pigment, but I'll tell you right now, this is the September 1st okay for gingers and albino. That that's the beginning of our holiday season. Oh, that's right. The earth has been tilting the other way since the end of June. I've been in a fucking lack of pigment chat room on Reddit when Can we go back outside? You know, the dog days of summer is not just in baseball. It's also for ghost white people. Especially with global warming. I'm telling you right now, all you non white people out there, don't worry, we're going away with global warming, which for the most part has been created by white corporations. Ironically enough, what they're creating is going to, if it doesn't make us go away, most of us will go away first, you know, and then it'll be like, because all you guys living down by the equator, you've been training for this, you're ready for this. My people have been hiding up in a mountain. I want to shout it from the top of a mountain. I'm just being silly here. Someone's going to take that seriously. What is some woke meteorology revisionist history stuff? Somebody sent me something. I know it was just rage bait, but it was this, this, this Indian dude. They have, for whatever reason, this is stupid thing where they fucking, they have somebody, you know, that debates and then they have 20 fucking people sitting in a circle around the person that they don't agree with them. And for some reason they've added the musical chair element to it. Like he says, you know, I'm gonna tell you right now, like whatever. The one I watched India dude was like liberal and then there was all these conservatives and he'll just, I'll tell you right now, I think, you know, if you have a red tie on, you look like a fucking pussy, right? And then, or whatever that's not really a, I guess that is a statement, whatever, you know, he'll say things like, you know, the president is not tough on crime, you know, just to get these conservatives frothing at the mouth. So the second he finishes his question, all these cunts that is sitting around, they gotta scramble to the chair and then they sit down. And most of them are kids. So it's like a 50 year old debating. I saw another one, it was black woman was, she was conservative and then it was a bunch of liberals. And then she'd be like, yeah, let me tell you this, if you know you got hairy palm pits and hairy legs, you know, I don't want to hear your political opinion because you're a liberal douche. And then they just like run up to the. And then this full grown adult basically tears a kid a new ass. Like, I don't. It's just, it's so stupid. It's so stupid. And nobody comes away going like, wow, that guy made a good point. They don't. Everybody is locked in. I will say I did see this one angry, conservative guy, and he goes, it's tribal now. The gloves are off. And it's just like, dude, have you considered getting off Facebook? Have you considered, like, getting offline? Have you considered not reading comment sections and just going for a walk? There's this thing. A long time ago, there was a radio play called War of the Worlds. And for whatever reason, maybe because media was young at the time, mass media, whatever, radio, whatever. Whatever the proper term is, they didn't realize the power of it. So they decided it would be funny if they just broke into their regular newscast and just said that aliens had landed and they were starting to fuck shit up down here, and people were listening. People committed suicide. And all they had to do, the big thing is all they had to do was turn the channel, and they would hear that it wasn't on the other channel, and they just absolutely lost their mind. I feel like the Internet is the new war of the world. Like, I'm telling you. I'm not saying the Internet's not a fun place. Internet is like hard drugs. You know, you do it once, once in a while. I don't know what fet. How do you say it? Is it fentanyl? Fentanyl. Fetty. Fetty whack, Whatever. Whatever people call it. Jimmy Mac. Oh, Jimmy Mac. Whatever the fuck they call. Yeah, you can't do cocaine, but whatever. You know what I mean? Like, we did heroin once. You could just get up and walk away. Did was fucking amazing, right? Like. Like going to Venice, if you're lucky enough to do it. Most people, you do it once and then for the rest of your life. Oh, one time. Oh, me and your. Your grandfather. Oh, we went to Venice. Oh, it was beautiful. You know, if you could do heroin just, like, once, you could do that as an old person. I remember it was. It was your grandmother's favorite spoon, and we were lighting it up, and we were like, are we gonna do this? And she said, 23 skidoo. I will never forget it. And no matter how bad it got in life, no matter how much the chips were down, we always had that. We nodded off on heroin that one time. I loved you then. I love you now, sweetheart. I'll nod off with you anytime, but only once. I feel like the Internet's like that. The Internet is like. It's like drugs, you know? I feel like if. If you have the ability to do it every once in a blue moon, not a problem. But if you're a user, you know, a functional user of the Internet, and I'm including myself in this. You are gonna lose your mind, dude. These people were saying, as white people were saying, that they, you know, the guy was bringing up Native American. He was, you know, making good points, whatever. I'm not saying that either side was not making good points. They were saying that these white people were saying my people, Caucasians. My peeps, my white A's were going on saying that they were native Americans. He's like. And then he's like, my family has been here since the 1500, so I got a lot of skin in this game. Oh, you're taking credit for what they did back then? Like what, owning slaves and participating in a genocide, you cunt. This dude, if you would have thought he was holding the tree that that wooden teeth douche chopped down. I got a lot of skin in this game. We've been Americans for a long time. Oh, so you're a Nepo baby American, you cunt. Anyway, I really didn't like that guy because I could see what a fucking psycho temper he had, and I really saw a lot of myself in him. Anyway, and then on the other side, there was this ridiculous argument that both sides were making. When the conservative black woman was talking, she was saying that the sexual revolution actually made women less happy. So they were both arguing either side, and they were just throwing out statistics and interrupting one another. But no one was really getting to the main issue, that this sexual revolution had nothing to do with people's happiness or unhappiness. It's the squeeze of corporations. It's the shift of wealth. Going to, like, a handful of people. And the elimination of the middle class is what made people unhappy. It has nothing to do with whether you're married to someone that stays home and makes pies or goes out and has a career. All right, when you work for these new super nerds, remember how there was models and all of a sudden there was supermodels? Now you have super nerds like this ketamine Nazi Tesla guy, you know, suing his own company so he can get on the creative. Get created by credit. Yeah. That's what's making people unhappy. Which brings me to White Vengeance movies. Your Death Wish, Robert Forster and Vigilante, Michael Douglas and Falling Down. Those movies are very educational. Very educational. As far as the way middle class Caucasians we view the Matrix. We view the Matrix. That the problem is coming from the bottom rather than the top. And that is the genius of the top is what do they do. It's them. Look at them. Look at them down there. Look what they're doing. All those sons of bitches. I saw one of those conservative kids when he was trashing L. A said, you know, if you went. Went to downtown L. A and stepped over all of those homeless people and he was blaming sort of California for that fucking problem. Because as we all remember, California decided to have an illegal war on very flimsy intelligence that turned out to be completely incorrect that bankrupted this country after we had a fucking surplus. I think we all know at this point it was California. You know, all the other 49 states said, Ah, we do not have the thumbs up from the UN this is an illegal war. We are not going in there. And California said, hey man, shut the fuck up. Yes, we are. So that's what they do. They have you blame non white people, they have you blame states, they have you blame other countries, other types of government, other. Right. It's none of that. It's none of that. You can sit there with your white shirt, your fucking psycho black brim glasses like I have in your fucking flat top. If you're not. If you were lucky enough to not have male pattern baldness and you can look down all you want and across the sea and over a fucking wall and you can do anything you want to people, you're still going to be in the same problem, same situation because of the cunts that look like you, that are above you telling you who to look at because they don't give a fuck about you. They don't. And if you don't believe me, go work for them. All right, Billy Tree stuff. He's stepping down now. Let's talk about bread and circus. Let's talk about bread and circus. Bread and circus. What'd you do this week? Bread and circus. Let's talk to the meek they shall inherit these stadiums that they have to pay for. Let's talk about football. NFL football, I believe starts this Thursday when it beep bear baby. But a Buddha go get. Sorry. Anyway, I was looking up last night when I was watching. I watched a lot of college football, all right? And as a fan of the University of Michigan, I got to tell you, I can say without question that Ohio state defense is fucking amazing. If I'm going to judge them on one fucking week, they had Archie Manning Jr. On the Texas line. Texas longhorns had a great fucking have a great defense too. But the fact that the halftime adjustments just led to more of the same. I know towards the end they scored a touchdown. They made it look a little closer than it was. Whenever you're playing against a great defense when it's seven to nothing, it feels like it's 21 to nothing. And you know me, I was rooting against Ohio State, okay? And it's really hard to do that because it's a state school. And in the back of their heads, they know that they're a state school. That's why they try to make it. That's why they try to try to act like they're the Harvard of state schools. The Ohio State University. I heard, actually this announcer said, world famous Ohio State University. Now, if you're fucking sitting there in your. In your town and you're young and you haven't traveled yet, and all you want to do is finger bang your fucking chick after you took her to Dairy Queen, I'm sure bringing the hot sausage after the soft serve there, I'm sure that that statement would make sense. But I am going to stand on my fucking Lazy Boy chair and I'm going to talk down to all you youngsters right now and say, like, I'm not fucking sitting in my hometown driving a Dodge Dart with my first fucking girlfriend, wondering what the world is like. I've told my shit jokes overseas. And I will tell you this. I have never seen an Ohio State jersey, sweatshirt or a fucking hat. And this kills me as a fan of Boston sports, to tell you this. What I see the most is I see Yankee hats. The New York Yankees are world famous. Manchester United, it's starting to drop off, though. But when I was growing up, you know, everybody over here, because none of us watch soccer, as we call it, you know, that's just how we are over here. Everybody else is on the metric system. We're doing whatever the fuck. I don't even know what our system is called. Is it called fucked? Because I think that's what it is. That's the system we use. Everybody else calls it football, we call it soccer. We come up with another sport. We call that sock. We call that football. Even confuses me, all right? But everybody over here, if you. If you knew anything about sports, you knew. You knew Pele and you knew Man United. They are fucking world famous Ohio State, okay? This is when you know your team is what you're in the Budapest. You see a fucking Yankee. And it's not a tourist either. You know, I mean, tourists don't count, okay? If you're some fat wings and blue cheese eating fucking Ohio State fan, you know, looking like A special teams coach that has one year left on his contract, and you go over to London, England, wearing your Ohio State Buckeyes hat. That doesn't make. That's just you traveling. And you brought your wardrobe. But I will tell you this. I've never. I haven't seen a Michigan hat either, okay? Just to fucking make you relax and take the information in, you are not world famous. I want to do a YouTube on that debate. And I'll sit there in a circle of fucking Ohio State fans and I'll tell you right now, do you know how long it's going to take those fat fucks to run from that circle over to that chair? I just love the arrogance of it. Here's my statement. Now all of you scamper to have the privilege to argue with me. I'm going to tell you this right now. I. I was thinking of telling it to you later, but I've decided that I'm going to tell it to you right now and I'm going to give it to you straight. This is what this, by the way, for younger people, this is when you know an older person is full of. When they tell you that they're going to tell it to you straight. When they tell you that they tell it like it is. And when they say, back in my day, okay, all three of those. The odds that a whale story of a lie is coming your way is probably 86%. Every once in a while, someone who says, I'm going to tell it like it is, actually tells it like it is. But most of the time, they're telling it how they think it is, which is how they want it to be. Because they need to be right. Because secretly, in the back of their head, there's that voice they've never been able to shake that tells them they're not good enough because they grew up with icy parents that didn't show each other affection and ignored their children. And then one day you go on Facebook or you go on Instagram or you go on the TikTok and you make a decision. Am I going to learn how to do a dance to the Law and Order theme or am I going to join a white militia? I mean, the Internet is a wild place. You can literally start your own army. You can start your own boxing league and just say that you're the champion. I mean, the Internet is. It's a. If. If you know how to use it, you can be wildly success. You can tell dick and shit jokes like me and travel the world, world, world, world. And not see one Ohio State fucking baseball cap. The Ohio State. What else would I be confusing it with? Is there another osu? I know there's a couple universities in Miami. Anyway, what I'm trying to say is, Iowa State University's fucking defense look great. Their quarterback look great. They looked, you know, that was dad. You know, they didn't have a cupcake game. They went up against the Texas Longhorns. Fucking amazing. So congratulations. Them big victory. And in Texas, nothing to hang your heads about. Like, he looks like you played one of the top teams in the Cup. Granted, it's the first week. Looks like, you know, you guys are going to be all right, too. You know, you don't learn anything from victories. What we learn is when you fail. I missed a whole bunch of shots, but that is why I failed over and over again, and that is why I succeed. Somebody told me something the other day about something that, you know, I can't bring that up now. Every once in a while, I think about Sam and you don't. Bill, don't say that. Anyway, I'm just in a good mood because I have a remote hi hat. You know, it's the little thing. I. I know it's a stationary one. It's right next to my real one. And I've been. I've been. I've been jamming, man. Getting back into Pantera, playing some Primus. Tim Alexander, one of my favorite drummers of all time. Such a groove guy. To have a set that big and still be such a groove guy, I mean, that's just. That's just. It's just a bigger brain, you know, and as a summer school kid, I've never had a problem genuflecting to people smarter than me. So, anyway, NFL football starts. Let's see here. Who's it going to be? It's usually the defending super bowl champs. Who are your Philadelphia Eagles? You know, they let them play. Oh, they let them play. The refs put them whistles away and they let them play. And guess what? The Kansas City Chiefs were exactly who we thought they were. Oh, I swear to God, I could watch the Eagles kicking the out of the Chiefs with Christmas music playing underneath it. I don't think I ever felt so validated watching a Super Bowl. I think when the Saints beat the Colts, I think that was the other one. Just the glazing to see the glazing. Oh, my God. Oh, my Lord. Anyway, plowing ahead here, I also watched the. The Miami Hurricanes versus Notre Dame. That rivalry, the holier than thou Verse. The. What the are you looking at? They always have a good name for that, you know, Catholics versus convicts, you know, and that gradually, you know, with like a thousand rape accusations became pedos versus perps or something. I don't know what they call it. Okay, but it's not the kids fault, all right? It's. It's not their fault, okay? They fucking go out there and they play football and they entertain us, all right? They're not priests, they're not in jail. They're football players. Anyway, an amazing fucking game. Notre Dame, huge comeback. And then how about that fucking kicker for of the Miami Hurricanes hits a 47 yarder like he just like nothing. I mean, it was just so like nothing. I don't. I don't even have a sports metaphor for it. He crushed the thing. Plenty of leg. The fucking net behind the uprights. Almost tried to get out of the way. That thing had so much leg. The announcer was gone. That would have been good. From 60 yards. Pressure cooker kick. The whole nation watching. And this kid goes up there like a champ, puts it right through the uprights. You gotta love that. There's nothing worse than a missed field goal, you know, to lose the game. I hate seeing that. You know what I mean? There's a lot of people that like seeing it. They like seeing failure. That's because they don't. They don't realize that they're not happy with their own life. If you really look at a missed field goal, what you're really looking at is in the. That, that memory that every once in a while comes out in the shower, when you think back to that chick you really liked, and you thought she liked you too. And you were walking up approaching her, and as you were walking to her and it was no doubt that you were walking up to ask her out, you saw her face fall like, oh, no, don't do this. And then you're like, oh shit, but I already committed. I have to walk over. And then you half heartedly fucking. It's like you're walking away as you're doing it. And it's just like, I will tell you that that embarrassment is a life sentence. And every once in a while you'll see somebody line up to kick a field goal to win the whole game and they miss it. And you think you're mad at the kicker, but you're not. You're not mad at that kicker. You mad at yourself. It's not that she said no, it's that you didn't even try. All right? Let's. I don't know about you guys, but I'm enjoying this podcast. I'm enjoying what I'm doing. I'm having a me moment. Anyway, let's see. Oh, look at this. I didn't know I could still get texts when I was in the airplane mode there. Well, you know, you learn something every day. How about the Boston Red Sox playing against your Pittsburgh Pirates? Just getting our asses kicked. We finally won the last goddamn game with an in the back home run from Jaren Durant. It's a trick shot we got. You got to hit it in the power alley and it's got to roll all the way into the triangle. And then that, that, that nine foot guy on, on, on the pirate. I don't know any of the names. I'm not even gonna try. I could look him up and pretend like I'm informed. Or I could just be who I am. An old dad who does. What's his name? I can't remember. The guy hit one straightaway. Center, straight away center. There's like. There used to be a TV camera guy out there back in the day. I don't know what it is now. It's the kind of place where the Houston Astros would put a hidden camera with their ownership knowing full well that that's what they're doing. He hit it that far, we don't have a choo choo train like they do in Houston. Speaking of Houston, this is sort of an amazing. An amazing stat. I'm gonna have to get off airplane mode. At the risk of another spam call, I gotta look this up. There was a guy, you know, when I was watching ccc. Wait, Houston Cougars. Now I'm going to give it away. Come on, Bill. Type and talk at the same time. I can't do it. What is this guy's name? This really fascinated me because the guy is still. There it is. There it is. There's the answer I was looking for. So I was trying to think like, who had the most passing yardage in college football history and how much is it, you know, with, like, how offenses are, you know, they're. I know they're. They're running more pro offenses these days or whatever. And I also know that kids leave a lot of times before they complete, so they don't even play four years. What is the record? Turned out, the record was over 20,000 yards from a guy that played with the Houston Cougars. Case. Case Keenum. And he's still in the league. He's 37 years old and I'll tell you this right now. I love a journeyman quarterback. He threw for 20,000 yards in four years with the Houston Cougars and then went undrafted. And I was like, he went undrafted? What do you rob a bank? How do you throw for 20,000 yards in Division 1? So I had to look up, you know, I'm like, how the do you throw for 20,000 yards? And, you know, I can see you have a bad combine. You go later in the. Later in the evening in the. Boo doo boo, underrated zeppelin. So late in the later rounds, this guy went 100% undrafted, 20,000 yards underneath his belt. And. And all 32 teams said, yeah, no in the first round. Yeah, no second round, third round, fourth, fifth, sixth. How many they are? They just said, no. So I'm like, well, how the fuck did they do that? How the fuck is this guy still in the league? Like, what is going on with this guy? So their knock was number one. He was. He played in a weak division, conference, and he didn't play in the whack. I don't know what he played in. It was like the fucking USA Conference or something. I'll be honest with you. Whatever conference it was, I never heard of it. All right, so that was the first knock. Then they said he was undersized, six foot one. And then they said, you know, his deep ball tended, lack, lack, zip, and it tended to float. So he went fucking undrafted. So he shows up, he gets a job anyway. He spends a couple years, I think, with the Houston Texans, and then fucking, you know, played with a different team every year since almost. And he's still in the league. 37 years old, still in the fucking league. Isn't that a great story? I think it is, yeah. You can't play in this league. Oh, yeah, I'm pushing 40 and I'm still here. Undersized. Okay, well, when your big 6 foot 5 dreamboat goes down, who's gonna make sure you don't freefall while we're waiting for this giant cunt to get healthy again? Me. Case Keenum. He needs a nickname. Case closed, Keenum. Case closed. I'm still fucking here. You didn't draft me. I'm 37 years old. I'm still here. Case fucking closed, Keenum. So there you go. So there you go. Next time you fucking whining about your life and how unfair it is, know that there's a guy out there that threw for 20,000 yards and 32 teams in the NFL said, yeah, we don't give a shit. And he Said, I don't give a either. And he's been playing for like 15 seasons. You know, play an NFL quarterback, ready to go in at any time. Knows the playbooks of half the league. This guy's like, I would hire that guy just because of his knowledge of all these other teams. I feel like they know what we're doing. I'll tell you why they know what they're doing. They got case closed. Keyed him on the other sideline. How do I know that name? He played for us. You. He played for us. He played for everybody. He knows where all the bodies are buried. He's like that Epstein island guy. We gotta whack this guy. That's it. So next time you're whining about your life, know that there's a guy out there that threw for 20,000 yards in a division I evidently nobody gives a shit about, and he didn't get drafted. He said, I'll give a fuck. I'll dance for my dinner. I'll show up to the combine anyway. And he fucking made it. So good for him. Good for him. Maybe you need a little bit in that your life. Maybe we need to flip that case, Keenan. Fucking switch every once in a while. All right, let's get. Let's. Let's get into the read. They made me feel better about my side. That just lifted my day. There's nothing better than a journeyman quarterback, Steve deberg. I mean, I love the Vinny Testaverd. That would be the ultimate. They should do an NFL roundtable of journeyman quarterbacks. Who's the biggest cunt? Who's the most overrated fucking cunt you ever backed up? And you were constantly throwing a better ball during practice, but they had so much invested in that first round cunt that you had to sit on the sideline. I bet they stand, you know, when the fucking first rounder is fucking up. I bet the other. The backup, the journeyman backup. It's just kind of sitting there, you know, eyebrows up, like one of those 90210 guys back in the day. Remember how they used to look that James Dean adjacent. Look down the fucking road. That's what they're doing. Eyebrows up over there, licking their fingers, throwing the goddamn ball, Tight spiral, zip, zip, zip. As the coach just has to sit there because the owner has a facelift and a fast elevator down to the field. And just stick with this, I'm telling you. All right, Anyways, let's get to the reads here. Helix, everybody. Helix. 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Look, you had me off at the past and disturbing. And to that I say, consider not giving endorsements of products of how well they work until they're willing to pay you. Just a thought. Go fuck yourself. You know something? You just, you just. You're all over the goddamn road, you know? I know. You got to do your ads and reads and stuff to get yourself paid and all that. I won't hate on your hustle. I don't give a fuck if you do, you arrogant cunt. And then in the end, okay, so then you're accused me of doing a sneaky read. And then in the end you go, you know, wait, what do you. In the end you're saying if that wasn't a sneaky read, and you're just saying that you like it, you shouldn't do that until you get paid. I don't, I don't know where I think you've. Dude, I don't know how you did that, but that was a very short text and you argued all sides. I, I. You. No, I, I was just excited because I was getting good at something that I, I flunked in high school for three years. Oh, wait a minute. Are you the guy that knows things? Do you mansplain the podcast to your girlfriend? Well, see, what he's doing there is he's acting like he's talking about this product, but he's actually using it. That's a paid advertisement. And I'll tell you, if it isn't, then he's dumb. Because he shouldn't say that he enjoys something, even if it is good for his podcast listeners. He shouldn't say that unless he's getting paid. And then when he's getting paid to say it's good, then we'll believe him because he's getting money to say it's good, as opposed to just speaking from his heart saying, hey, this is working for me and I'm a dumb fuck, and if it works for me, it could possibly work for you. All right, well, there you go. All right, well, you know, every once in a while, when I think that I have the title as the biggest cunt in the world, somebody out cunts me, so I tip my cunty hat to you sir or ma' am or they okay response to ketamine. I knew this was coming. I asked last week what was ketamine? And I jokingly said, I feel like it's. It's heroin mixed with cold brew. It just sounds like a drink to me, doesn't it? You want some wheatgrass in your shot? Academy deer pig, red tuna. I heard last week about what it's like on ketamine. I don't know what it's like on ketamine. I was talking about it. I had no idea what it was. Okay, let me explain to you how it is in Dublin, Ireland. Oh, let me explain to you what it's like a Dublin, Ireland. The ketamine comes straight from the Guinness factory, all right? A friend of mine had a party and told me he had the Special K at the party. Oh, is that what the people on the scene call it? I guess that's how you know it's someone's a narc. Do you really say Special K? You say that? That really seems long for slang. Ketamine. Ketamine, Special K. You're not cutting it down. It's three syllables. And three syllables. You got any wacky tobacco or Special K on you? Anybody have any horse? It's a lingo. It's a jargon. You got to keep up if we're going to bust these hippies, all right? So I decided to stay sober that evening. No alcohol, just non alcohol, non alcoholic drinks. I always say alcohol free. I always feel like non alcoholic. There's something weird about that for me. For me, I just feel like I am kind of an alcoholic. So alcohol free drinks to keep my mind and body in peace and ready. Well, I respect that. You gotta admit that. The. The alcohol free Guinness for a fucking beer, that's going to do absolutely nothing for you. It tastes pretty goddamn good. Or maybe I just haven't had a real Guinness in that long. I'm not saying it's as good as Guinness. I realize it's the Latoya Jackson of the fucking beer family. That was unnecessary. Sorry. All right? I mingled with people I met there, and when the time came, I decided to check it out. All right? Friend of mine had a party and told me that he had special care. Okay, so now you decided to check it out. All right? Here's what it is. You do a small line snorting, okay? I love how you're over explaining this to me like I didn't grow up in the fucking coke 80s, all right? You do a small line snorting all right? You get this upbeat euphoria feeling that makes you feel like sieg hiling, because that's what happened with the Tesla guy. You do a long line, okay? So if you do a small line, you snort it, you get this upbeat euphoric feeling, sort of like coke, I guess, which I've never done that because of Len Bias. Rest, assault. You do a long line and you get an absolute trip. That's wild. So you can either go the cocaine route or you can kind of go like fucking mushrooms or lsd. Anyway, the person says, now I have no idea how this science work, but I did. I did the long line with my ex partner and my God, we went for a trip. All right? Ahmed, Ahmed. I'll tell you, the Irish. Goddamn Irish. They can tell a fucking story to the audience what it was like. Okay? To the audience what it was like. After a couple of minutes, your eyesight goes a bit hazy, and then you go into this fragment of sight, almost like you're in a spaceship in hyperspace. Oh, so maybe that's why the Tesla guy is shooting off rockets. He's just tripping balls and as the money to make his trip a reality. Anyway, every light you see becomes fragmented. Long lights of straight lines. Every time someone is chatting, you're in a sci fi scene, pause for a millisecond and continues playing whatever you see. Bonkers. That is crazy. That's like, I. I still don't quite understand. Okay, every time someone is chatting, you're in a sci fi scene, pause for us, Pause for a millisecond and continues playing whatever you see. So, like, they're talking to you and it stops and starts. You think that's bad? It gets worse. I think that's what I mean. As long as, like, tripping is all about whether or not you can hold your together. Listen to me, I've done mushrooms like five or six times, and all of a sudden this is how you trip. Guys. Excuse me. You think that's bad? It gets worse. I think it's fascinating. I'm not saying anybody should do it, but this is like. I mean, come on, there's documentaries for days about people talking about all this hard drug use. And everybody wants, like, what's it like to be that fucking out of control anyway? My partner at the time was drinking. I don't know what my partner means. Is that like a gay relationship or a business partner? I have no idea. Partner in crime? Are you a cop? My partner at the time was drinking alcohol and the effect went way beyond her control at 30 minutes or is it a non committal relationship? I don't fucking know. At 30 minutes in, she did not feel good and she rushed to the bathroom. Oh, boy. Ah, the poor thing. You hate to see it. I had to choose. I had a chase her to the bathroom. Tripping in hyperspace. Why aren't you a goddamn gentleman? You pushed through your trip to go help her out. You know, I like this guy who's afraid of commitment and calls his sort of girlfriend his partner. Why do we have to have labels, man? I had to chase her to the bathroom, tripping in hyperspace and had to hold her hair while she threw up. Now, God damn it, ladies, you all know that's true love if you're with a man and he's willing to hold your hair while you fucking puke. I mean, God damn. Was almost like seeing Metallica playing Live Ride the Lightning. Holy. With crazy stage like what? Watching her puke at the same time. Where you running over at the same time? Helping my girlfriend. Oh, now she's your girlfriend? All right, good. Holding her hair and say, you're doing good. It's okay, I got you. He writes anyways, I'm glad I tried sober. It was tried it sober. Okay, it was fun. But don't think I would do it again. Oh, you did it. What the was I talking about earlier that fed into this? That you just do it one time and you said, and to the listeners, please be responsible, especially listeners in the US Please test your product and be safe. God knows our shit is fucking. Our food is poison. You don't know what's in our coke. I don't understand these drug dealers. God damn it, we know we're doing drugs. Just tell us what's in it. You can't. Anyway, you had a good one, my tuna friend. D Madness. I don't know what you had a good one means. That is wild. Yeah, I. And by the way, I am by no means advocating doing that. I think the chances of it completely ruining your life and taking over it, I don't. I have no idea what the addiction rate is. I'm just happy that that Irish dude shared that story, told it as well as he did, and has decided not to do it again. In the long run, that's always a better choice. All right. 60s Ford guy. Dear Billy Pancake tits. Did you mean pancake or Pam? You wrote oh, pampake. I don't know, dude. You guys like the level that these. You guys your insults? At this point, I feel like I'M the only one who doesn't get them. And as long as you guys are laughing. Longtime listener and fellow huge Ford nut as well. I just turned 32 and always heard my dad talking about cars he had growing up. Was listening last week to the guys wanting to get into 60s T birds as well. It made me pull the trigger and get a 65 Thunderbird to tinker on with my dad. Dude, that's fucking awesome. But after I got it, he soon passed at 53. All right, that's not awesome. But after he got it, he soon passed at 53. Dude, last year, unexpectedly, ugh. I got to work on it a little bit with him, but life's too short to not drive. Whatever the fuck you want if you can. Yeah, that's. That's the life lesson. So now this is going to be worked on and passed down to my son to the guy last week looking at getting one. You'll never grow wrong. Every time you hop in a classic, you'll have a shitty grin ear to ear every time you drive it. That is possibly the truest thing I've heard in a long time. Because I'm not going to lie to you. As my kids get bigger and stuff and the garage becomes less and less mine, some days I look at my old 4 Ford truck and think about getting rid of it. And every time I get in it and I go through the gears, it's just three gears. I do the same thing. I have the window down, I stick my head out the window like Ace Ventura and I go every time a little on the t birds. From 65 and on, they all came standard with power front disc brakes and power steering, which was huge back then when most cars that was optional, they all have a minimum of an FE390 or a 428 big block as well, which are some of the best motors Ford ever produced in my opinion. Later, later 60s ones had 429 big blocks like the boss Mustangs. So they are big cars, but are powerhouses and very comfortable smooth cruisers as well as in this market. Some of the cheapest classics to get into. They are very budget friendly options. Now let me ask you this. If it has that same big block as the Mustang, it's obviously geared differently. So you could probably switch out a transmission and a rear end so you don't rip the fucking back end off. And you could have a nice sleeper if you wanted to. But I have to tell you, going fast is fucking overrated. That's some young person shit cruising around. Oh, My God, it's fantastic. I'll tell you. So another thing that's underrated is to fall in love with cars that these demonic reptilian fucking baby boomers aren't into. The ones that took capitalism right to the fucking end. And they have all of this fucking money to spend like $275,000 on a fucking Ford F250 highboy crew cab Rotisserie restoration. You paid as much as a fucking new Ferrari for it. Like it to, to like you know, a Mercury marquee or a Thunderbird, a Ford Galaxy, you know, Ford Gal 65 Ford Galaxy. You'll pay for some money for that. A lot of people like that, but there's just, just so many, like, cool. Like if, if you can actually get into those, you know, those company cars that are all like the, the upper management guys in my neighbor. And it was funny, they were like upper management, but like the disparity in income wasn't as big. Like a CEO used to make 40 times what the working man made and now they make 400. So probably the guys in my neighborhood were like junior executives trying to work their way up to that. And like I said, the guy across the street from me always had Oldsmobiles. And I just. Oh my God. He came home with this green one one time with green leather interior. It's like the, the. The whole front seat looked like a living room sofa, you know, with those that pushed in button leather. It was funny like with the GM product that the people that worked in the different divisions, Buick and Oldsmobile, they would do everything that they could to make their car as good as a Cadillac without infringe. The friendly reminder that it's like you can't make an Oldsmobile better than a Buick. You can't make a Buick better than a Cadillac. That's how it worked back then. And that's why it was so fucking cool that people knew like by what you were driving, how well you were doing, or if they knew how well you were doing, what you were driving, could show that you were more, maybe more frugal. Like my. One of my grandfathers was a really frugal guy. And I always thought it was so cool that he always made sure my grandmother, because she was, she was a car person too. She always had a new car and he always drove a used car, but his thing was that she drove new. He drove used. But then he was a member of the local country club and he had his own golf cart. So that was his like luxury item. And they just Lived this simple, perfect life. And I remember my grandmother, her whole life, she told this story of how my grandfather bought her a brand new car and she loved it. And like, my grandmother was one of those ones that, like, you know, every, like once every couple of years they would drive into Chicago and go onto Michigan Avenue and she, she was so excited, she couldn't even handle it. And she would go down and buy herself a new pair of shoes. And it was. And, and like, those shoes that she bought that she saved up for, like, she would keep them forever and take unbelievable care of them, you know, shine them up, take them to the cob. This is like back when, like, little things were big things back then. So anyway, she had this new car. This is such a great story, and I can't even tell it the way she did. So anyway, she had this new car and she would drive the car for two to three years and then he would get, get her another new car. And meanwhile, he would drive his used car into the ground. But he could go golf, smoke his pipe, hang out with the fellas and have his own golf. He had it figured out. Happy wife, happy life. And she loved him and, and he loved her, right? So he got, he got her this new car in like 53 or 54. I forget what the year was. And then the very next year, she goes, I was driving by the Chrysler lot and she saw, I think it was a Chrysler Imperial. And I even think it was a convertible or as my daughter calls it, a no roofer. Hey, dad, look, a no roofer. There's a few things you don't correct with your kids because they're so cute. You don't want them to stop saying it. Like my son says, hey, dad, can you put the TV for me? I'm not, I'm not correcting. Can you turn on the TV until. I just love when he says, dad, can you put TV for me? I just love it. So anyway, she saw this, this Christ 1955 Chrysler Imperial. She goes, it was emerald green. And I remember when, when she would describe the car like it, it was just above a whisper. And she would be like, it was emerald green with this cream leather interior. And she just, oh, it was such a beautiful car. And she came home and she just knew she had to have it. And she also knew that her husband was really frugal and he had just bought her a car and that the rule was, that's it. I don't want to hear about it for another, you know, three years or whatever. And she said, I went down there, she said I went home and I brought it up. And you know, he was all, now so, and so now what are we doing? Blah blah, blah, blah, you know, and she just worked on him and she made, I will do this, I promise, I, blah blah, blah, I won't ask for anything. And then he just finally went down there and he traded in the new car and he got her that 1955 emerald green with cream white leather interior. And she talked about anytime I brought up cars because I, I, it's one of those things. I just loved hearing her talk about it. She like, she was more than happy to tell that story for the rest of her life. She talked about that car and she loved cars and, and you know, if there was one scratch, she would take it down to the dealership and get it fixed. She kept all of her nice. And anyway, so going back to that, I, I just don't see anybody, you know, like the cars were art back then. You could also die in a second because there was no safety features. But like, anyway, you gotta do it. If you can do it, get a classic car, you know, what's another thing about a great classic car? You don't drive distracted, you know, and it's also not spying on you and talking to your phone and trying to get all your contacts and your family photos like these fucking weirdos. But by all means, let's focus on the guy down at Home Depot trying to help you build a fucking back porch for no goddamn money. Got to get that guy out of the country. Fucking so stupid. They should get all of these fucking nerds, all of these fucking nerds out of the country. You know, I did see out here in la, did I tell you this? There was this professional ring of people robbing people's houses and the way, not only would they rob the house, the way they ransacked him and threw everything all around, they caught him. And if I was a judge, part of their sentencing is I would make them clean up hoarders houses. That would be their community service after they did their fucking time in jail. Just straightening up for 10 years anyway. All right, let's, let's move on to the next one here. Oh my God, I'm over, I'm over the time here and I have to take my kid to a, to a kid birthday party. So I, I gotta get off here. All right, that, we're gonna end on that. Thank you guys so much for listening to the podcast. I got some LA dates coming up and you know I'm gonna be out in Riverside. I'm gonna be out in Thousand Oaks and be, you know. Oh, hi. I'm going to do, like, a little run out here to keep my act tight while I stay off the road. I'm also getting ready to do the Middle East. Excited to meet the Bill Burrs of the Middle east, you know? You know, meet the people, brother. Anyway, yeah, that's it. I'm happy football seasons here. I'm happy you guys are listening. I'm in a great mood. I finally got the hi hat that I want. It's little things. It's little things. All right, that's it. Go yourselves, and I'll check in on you on Thursday.
Episode: The Internet, Football, Hard Drugs | Monday Morning Podcast 9-1-25
Host: Bill Burr (All Things Comedy)
Date: September 1, 2025
In this Labor Day episode, Bill Burr brings his signature blend of rants, relatable stories, and sharp cultural critique. He weaves together conversations about the absurdity of online debates, changes in society, the start of football season (professional and college), relationship advice, nostalgic car memories, and responds to fan emails—plus his thoughts on hard drugs and internet addiction. Burr oscillates between irreverence and real insight, using personal anecdotes, sports analysis, and biting humor to dissect modern life’s bread and circuses.
“I feel like the Internet’s the new War of the Worlds. The Internet is like hard drugs…if you’re a functional user of the Internet…you are gonna lose your mind.” — Bill Burr (09:05)
“It’s the shift of wealth going to like a handful of people. And the elimination of the middle class is what made people unhappy.” — Bill Burr (14:09)
“That is the genius of the top: ‘Look at them down there! All those sons of bitches!’” (17:12)
“If you’re in Budapest and see a Yankee hat, that’s world famous. I have never seen an Ohio State hat. You are not world famous.” — Bill Burr (29:21)
“They should do an NFL roundtable of journeyman quarterbacks. Who’s the biggest cunt you ever backed up?” — Bill Burr (51:23)
“Little things were big things back then.” — Bill Burr (76:20)
On the state of discourse:
“Nobody comes away going like, ‘Wow, that guy made a good point.’ Everybody is locked in.” (05:21)
On Facebook and doomscrolling:
“Have you considered getting off Facebook? Have you considered not reading comment sections and just going for a walk?” (06:07)
On “super-nerds” running society:
“You have super nerds, like this ketamine Nazi Tesla guy, suing his own company so he can get created by credit.” (15:17)
On missed field goals:
“There’s nothing worse than a missed field goal to lose the game. What you’re really looking at is that memory…in the shower, when you think back to that chick you really liked…” (37:26)
Sports arrogance:
“I have never seen an Ohio State jersey…You are not world famous.” (29:21)
Case Keenum as inspiration:
“Case closed, Keenum—he needs a nickname. Case closed, I’m still here!” (47:14)
On classic car nostalgia:
“Cars were art back then. You could also die in a second because there were no safety features, but…if you can do it, get a classic car.” (76:50)
A generation shift:
“To fall in love with cars that these demonic reptilian baby boomers aren’t into…That’s the life lesson.” (73:21)
Bill Burr’s style is conversational, brash, sometimes abrasive—but always self-aware and vulnerable. He balances curmudgeonly humor, storytelling, and cultural critique, looping between sarcasm and moments of honest wisdom. Whether talking football, the Internet, or family cars, he keeps listeners hooked with jokes, real talk, and enough profanity to keep it very “Bill Burr.”
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