I gotta say, as someone looking to study clinical psychology, it's really refreshing to hear a major celebrity like Conan talk about cognitive behavioral therapy. Its got great empirical support and is much different from what I think most people view therapy as.
Not sure how many people in Conan’s position are so willing to be open about who they are off the screen and behind the scenes. His openness and the way he allows his staff to dish on him make for great comedy. Love it
And honestly i wouldnt advice everyone to be this open especially in today's culture. Conan has done nd said ALOT of stuff that can easily be misconstrued into a cancelable offence. if sona was a white woman i really cant guarantee that we wouldn't have woken up one day to an accusation on conan for work abuse.
Conan is secure in himself and his identity so showing who he really is isn’t as scary for him as it is for people with more polished personas who are less secure
@@courtneyawalsh Actually, this might explain why so many comedians talk down on others. Maybe they're insecure about themselves and make themselves feel better by tearing others down.
"The truth is mean." ...you can just see Nikki's eyes just light up when he says that, she relates SO HARD to that reprimand. When you meet people who had the same kind inept parental messaging like that it is SO cathartic. I find it funny because I am the exact opposite, I am SO confrontational, because I had it drilled into me you had to always tell the truth, and not getting in someone's face was dishonest, it is exactly the same as lying.
Like everything, it is a balancing act. Some of the worst people I know take great pride in "telling it like it is". If the truth is hurtful and won't help the person then there's no reason to proactively go and hurt them. If they ask, don't lie, but don't go out of your way to let them know what you think just 'cause.
Conan thank you for putting such a fine point on it. My grandmother was Scottish and we were also raised to be non-confrontational. Simple truths weren't allowed to be spoken aloud if they could hurt someone's feeling or be embarassing. So you learn to communicate your emotions in different ways, body language, facial expressions, hinting at ideas without expressly stating them. The end result is whenever someone gets on your nerves or isn't understanding this secondary language of ours, we get increasingly annoyed until it comes to a head. It's the most dysfunctional form of communication a family can subscribe to, I hate it and I've had to work very hard into adulthood to overcome those learned impulses from childhood to be able to communicate effectively with people who didn't have a similar upbringing. Sure, I can tell you my first cousin is feeling frustrated just from looking at her across the room, but that's about as beneficial as it gets. The rest of the time we're expecting people to basically perform magic by understanding a language they were never taught, and then getting mad at them when they don't understand. I'm sorry, other people.
It’s from growing up in a house where you are NEVER allowed to talk back- or truthfully answer a question if it’s mean- and you grow up to be a gossip, talking behind peoples’ backs
It's interesting to hear Conan be so nakedly honest. As much as I enjoy him as a comedian and host, he always struck me as someone who has a difficult time being genuine. I guess that impression was somewhat true, and I'm glad he's working on himself.
Definitely. Conan has opened up a lot and become public about his insecurities and struggles, and he’s been a big advocate for therapy and addressing mental health.
I absolutely love Conan’s advice on cognitive therapy. I plan to use his tips on writing down your fears to look at them twenty minutes later… listened to this for the laughs, ended up getting a bit teary because I get the negative thoughts.
I love Conan so much! I was trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and I also think it's great. It's talking it out and thinking "what's the worst..." It's usually not a huge deal and if there's something that you can actively change to avoid a fear that might actually happen/be problematic...then at least you have some ways to work it out.
hey there fan of conan - ive been on antidepressants since me and my ex fiance of 3 years split about 7 months ago. some days are okay and some days I feel particularly dreadful. would you care to share any tips on helping with these kinds of feelings?
Maybe it's more so the fame than success. Imagine being constantly analyzed and judged by millions of people, I too would get in my head about it and have fears and anxieties.
When she said "All the cows you eat are Hitler", I was sure he was going to turn it around and say they are actually "Moossolini". My dad humor quota was not met today.
What Conan is saying about cognitive therapy, is where journaling really helps me. I have "severe combined type ADHD", and as with most things, am sporadic at journaling, but in the times I can keep up with it, looking back at my journal is always an enlightening moment at how much of an idiot I really am. I use Obsidian to keep notes and just loosely write things down as I sit on my computer when they come to my mind. I use horizontal line breaks, backlinks, and # tags to add order to my chaotic ADHD brain.
Liberty absolutely love ❤️ you and I know that you must be blessed with your beautiful family and my wonderful Wife for Life and blessed love ❤️ you and Forever ♾ is the deal!!!
My biggest fear is being told that I'm Ugly. Fear of conflict, fear of abandonment, wanting to be nothing sort of perfection,self-loathing......I relate to all these things, especially the ugly part. Because I have never talked about that stuff to anyone ever. I feel some solace, take some comfort from this video
The comment about Irish people is so true. My family always reverts to passive aggressive “jokes” that hint at the problem, instead of being direct to people.
0:06 I mean...did she not watch the documentary on Conan's live tour after The Tonight Show (Conan O'Brien Can't Stop)? I think that's about the best insight you can get on that, it was pretty intense, really. And he he never stopped trying to entertain anyone who was open to it lol, even when he also would complain how exhausted he was. Just extraordinary, a true "funny machine". My favorite part of those burn-out moments was when he got Sona to laugh over him powdering his face for (yet another) live show: "Oh sweet powder! Protect my skin!"
Scrolling through the comments not finding anything about it makes me think only Sona and myself got the fantastic hatchling comment. That was so smooth, besides the whole segment was a joy to watch
this is so spot on for so many people. the fear of confrontation is not confrontation itself but how it will escalate into our perceived demons and traumas. also, and this is a major also, if we are discussing point A shut the F about anything else, you have been getting your turn over and over, so much so you're now in speaking up debt, so listen for once, be a Person and admit for bloody once too you're wrong Without bringing up every other impertinent thing from the past which has NOTHING to do with the argument at hand except to falsely give you some leverage and to put the other person down when YOU are now at fault. Suck it up, brave it out, and say SORRY.
I can’t imagine how hard a famous female comic must be on herself, that is a lot of pressure, that societal pressure to be physically attractive yet be entertaining and take negative perspectives on yourself to make people laugh. I don’t know I’m thinking too much, love these dudes
It always amazes me, how deep those cuts sometimes go... I mean, Nikki is such a beautiful woman, she's quick of mind, she has great humour - one might consider her the whole package - yet, after all that success, she still remembers that one particular moment... Anyway, I love that normally, Conan's 100% committed to goofing off big time - but this is just another great facete of this podcast: Apart from going low (wilfully, comedically), Team Coco sometimes goes deep.
I should've known Conan has done Cognitive Behavioral Therapy!!! Wow that's so cool, I've done that too. I recommend it to everyone. It really helps with intrusive thoughts!!
Letterman, Carson, Leno, Colbert…all these guys are extremely passive aggressive and the way it manifests in how they run/ran their shows and deal with hosts is interesting
“What’s a Conan that’s suffering on burnout look like?” Obviously she doesn’t know much about Conan O’Brien. They made a whole documentary about that exact scenario.
Nikki Glasser saying she is afraid of being called ugly is like an anorexic thinking they're fat, like noooooo, not remotely, but I get the reality, and feel for her.
when I was little I thought you were just supposed to say what youre thinking all of the time to everyone so id just walk up to someone I never met before and be like wow your head is a lot shorter and wider than mine and then be like what's their deal
a wonderful example again of vulnerability from Conan. More and more I only trust and love people who aren't always pink-painting their lives and aptitudes
Watching this pod has revealed things to me. One is that Conan isn’t who I thought he was. The other is that I was raised atheist but I’m helplessly Irish catholic.
Is there some kind of video subscription option I've missed? Will the SXM channel have video if you record there, like Stern? 👀 If not... pretty please?
Do you know anyone who is low key filthy rich? There’s a guy in my neighborhood who is like this. He is about 50 years old, in relatively good shape, decent looking, unmarried. I spent about 15 minutes talking with him at a party. But noticeably he never mentioned having a job. I couldn’t care either way; it was just unusual because typically a person’s occupation is mentioned during pleasantries and small talk of such parties. I later bumped into a neighbor while on a walk, I mentioned meeting the man and how he was a cool guy. While talking to this neighbor he said, “Oh he’s a great guy!” and said, “He’ll never have to work a day in his life.” And went on to tell me how he had started a company, ran it for 15 years, built it up nice and fat then sold it at age 45 for a crap ton of money. It was a bit mind-blowing to be done at 45. And you’d never know. He has a 3-4 bedroom house with a green lawn and a couple of dogs but nothing fancy outside of that. I recalled during our conversation, when I’d asked what he does he said, he mainly just reads, eats good food, exercises and plays with his dogs. And I’m assuming he doesn’t worry much about money. He’s a bit of a role model in terms of how I think I’d live with wealth. Some people use their money to project status and revel in the glory of their wealth. Others only use their money to buy back time and comfort which sounds a lot more gratifying to me. I have no need to own a diamond sports car that can drive 20,000 MPH that mainly sits in a driveway to be seen.
Nikki let’s be bffs - I’m vegan, same age as you, from STL, have body dysmorphic disorder too, and love Conan. Also I would’ve fake laughed too at the obligatory salad jokes we vegans have to hear nonstop 😂
Another vegan that can help but tell you she is a vegan. They are mental. The urge to reveal they are vegan EVERYWHERE THEY GO, simply CANNOT be suppressed.
So true about keeping the score quietly but it’s a fair scoreboard always on the side of the other person. But once it’s past the tolerance, it’s O.V.E.R. :)
"Never killed my wife!" is my new go-to line when describing someone nice
matt killed it
So true. Fax Hun. Js
I watched that part like 5 times, the timing was absolutely perfect
Matt is so much funnier than given credit for
That's how I start most conversations
It's great Conan met Liza, sometimes you need someone to call you on your BS. It's a great quality to have in a friend and a partner.
Absolutely, I’ve always thought this!
Mmmhm.
Especially people who are famous. Surrounded by yes men & a** kissers.
there always needs to be a chill one to counter the neurotic one
0:48
Then there's the work wife...
I gotta say, as someone looking to study clinical psychology, it's really refreshing to hear a major celebrity like Conan talk about cognitive behavioral therapy. Its got great empirical support and is much different from what I think most people view therapy as.
Matt's improv and banter is a gem that I keep looking for in the podcast
Oh god no...how Matt has made it this far in the podcast realm blows my fuxking mind. He sucks
Not sure how many people in Conan’s position are so willing to be open about who they are off the screen and behind the scenes. His openness and the way he allows his staff to dish on him make for great comedy. Love it
And honestly i wouldnt advice everyone to be this open especially in today's culture. Conan has done nd said ALOT of stuff that can easily be misconstrued into a cancelable offence. if sona was a white woman i really cant guarantee that we wouldn't have woken up one day to an accusation on conan for work abuse.
Jay Leno wouldn’t do that
@afro symphony You must be fun at parties
@@jackscott1438 What is this chickenshit response? What's your problem with what afro said?
Conan is secure in himself and his identity so showing who he really is isn’t as scary for him as it is for people with more polished personas who are less secure
"I'm not passive agrrrrressive... These are slanders. These are liables..." - Conan 2020😂
libels
purrrr.... purrpurrr... puuuurrrrrrrrrrr
I can hear this and see Sona and that HR's expressions while reading this. 😂
Sona: "And then he goes into these strange voices to avoid a serious conversation"
Conan: "Dis is not true....I disagreeeee!"
🤣 one of favorite moments of his
2:09-2:31 was beautiful. I’m so glad Conan has Liza in his life as his partner ❤️
Conan actually indirectly gave Nikki some of his experience and instructions on how to deal with fear. It's amazing.
He zones out nine times
Also seeds for some new material, perhaps.
Pretty directly
Indirectly? He quite literally DIRECTLY gave advice. Lol. Words have meanings.
It is really interesting to hear the insecurities of people who make a living talking to large crowds.
They are in front of large crowds BECAUSE they’re insecure.
@@courtneyawalsh Actually, this might explain why so many comedians talk down on others. Maybe they're insecure about themselves and make themselves feel better by tearing others down.
It’s soooo interesting. Makes them more relatable. At our core, we all have insecurities that we’re trying to overcome
@@courtneyawalsh Talent? I'm insecure and nowhere near large crowds 😅
I agree
"I am not *passive-agressive*!! I disagreeeee!"
"These are slanders, libels! I'm not a passive-aggressive man. I am but a man."
Purr purr…cackaww…cackaww!
"I think I'm always comfortable in any space! Prrr prrr! Coocoo Coocoo!"
Conan is one of the great comedians
😂😂😂😂 I love that video
“I believe life begins at Hatching” is just too goddamn funny
"The truth is mean."
...you can just see Nikki's eyes just light up when he says that, she relates SO HARD to that reprimand. When you meet people who had the same kind inept parental messaging like that it is SO cathartic.
I find it funny because I am the exact opposite, I am SO confrontational, because I had it drilled into me you had to always tell the truth, and not getting in someone's face was dishonest, it is exactly the same as lying.
The other three people trudge through this conversation
"and not getting in someone's face was dishonest, it is exactly the same as lying."
yeah, but then there's ruclips.net/video/N74kUKmzbpo/видео.html
Like everything, it is a balancing act. Some of the worst people I know take great pride in "telling it like it is". If the truth is hurtful and won't help the person then there's no reason to proactively go and hurt them. If they ask, don't lie, but don't go out of your way to let them know what you think just 'cause.
Conan thank you for putting such a fine point on it. My grandmother was Scottish and we were also raised to be non-confrontational. Simple truths weren't allowed to be spoken aloud if they could hurt someone's feeling or be embarassing. So you learn to communicate your emotions in different ways, body language, facial expressions, hinting at ideas without expressly stating them. The end result is whenever someone gets on your nerves or isn't understanding this secondary language of ours, we get increasingly annoyed until it comes to a head.
It's the most dysfunctional form of communication a family can subscribe to, I hate it and I've had to work very hard into adulthood to overcome those learned impulses from childhood to be able to communicate effectively with people who didn't have a similar upbringing.
Sure, I can tell you my first cousin is feeling frustrated just from looking at her across the room, but that's about as beneficial as it gets.
The rest of the time we're expecting people to basically perform magic by understanding a language they were never taught, and then getting mad at them when they don't understand.
I'm sorry, other people.
It’s from growing up in a house where you are NEVER allowed to talk back- or truthfully answer a question if it’s mean- and you grow up to be a gossip, talking behind peoples’ backs
Truth isn’t gossip.
@@courtneyawalsh I was speaking of my own experiences. I don’t find much truth in gossip.
Nope but keep justifying being a gossip
@@seltonk5136 whooosh
I love how Conan can swing between very smart and very silly very quickly. He's reciting Stalin's inner circle then he's making silly voices.
So when Conan recites Stalin it's smart but when I do it I'm told to vacate the premises before I'm arrested?
@@pamphletthebeanwolf5901 he didnt recite Stalin. He named his advisors.
@@mapples007 I'll try naming his advisors next time.
@@pamphletthebeanwolf5901 Sir, this is an Arby's.
bc he is a genius
It's interesting to hear Conan be so nakedly honest. As much as I enjoy him as a comedian and host, he always struck me as someone who has a difficult time being genuine. I guess that impression was somewhat true, and I'm glad he's working on himself.
Rare & refreshing. More like this, please. 🙏🏼
Definitely. Conan has opened up a lot and become public about his insecurities and struggles, and he’s been a big advocate for therapy and addressing mental health.
This is not true!! He is always comfortable in any space! Cuckoo, cuckoo, purrrr, purrrr, purrrr.
I absolutely love Conan’s advice on cognitive therapy. I plan to use his tips on writing down your fears to look at them twenty minutes later… listened to this for the laughs, ended up getting a bit teary because I get the negative thoughts.
"I believe life begins at hatching" is such a fire line.
I love Conan so much! I was trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and I also think it's great. It's talking it out and thinking "what's the worst..." It's usually not a huge deal and if there's something that you can actively change to avoid a fear that might actually happen/be problematic...then at least you have some ways to work it out.
hey there fan of conan - ive been on antidepressants since me and my ex fiance of 3 years split about 7 months ago. some days are okay and some days I feel particularly dreadful. would you care to share any tips on helping with these kinds of feelings?
I really needed to hear what Conan said about growing up in a household where being honest was considered being mean. I totally grew up that way .
Yes! Just do as your told was how it was in my family. We weren't allowed our own opinions especially the women of my culture
It's amazing how pervasive these negative thoughts are in so many people, even (or especially?) those who are successful.
Maybe it's more so the fame than success. Imagine being constantly analyzed and judged by millions of people, I too would get in my head about it and have fears and anxieties.
Most neurotic people on the planet.
The Conan show - a one stop shop for chuckles and cognitive behavioral therapy.
He’s right about writing things down forreal, even for panic attacks
I was constantly bullied and called ugly and it actually made it easier to confront bullies that were mean to defenseless kids I had nothing to lose
"You ate the last cupcake", the squeaky, ultimately failing voice he said that in - incredibly hilarious!
When she said "All the cows you eat are Hitler", I was sure he was going to turn it around and say they are actually "Moossolini". My dad humor quota was not met today.
Cow Tse Tung
To the point where you'd project it onto Conan. (......... Heinrich Himburger.)
Well, Conan is in the business of comedy...and every comedian knows that puns are where comedy goes to die 😛
And free-"ranch" salads...
mmm moistcow.
I apologize, I took it too far.
Not just hilarious but actually also really helpful!
I've saved this video for future reference
Me too
She'd make a face at you and walk away
What Conan is saying about cognitive therapy, is where journaling really helps me. I have "severe combined type ADHD", and as with most things, am sporadic at journaling, but in the times I can keep up with it, looking back at my journal is always an enlightening moment at how much of an idiot I really am. I use Obsidian to keep notes and just loosely write things down as I sit on my computer when they come to my mind. I use horizontal line breaks, backlinks, and # tags to add order to my chaotic ADHD brain.
That's interesting. Do you notice any narratives or recurring themes?
I appreciate this chat. As someone who has very similar anxious tendencies to Nikki
Amazing conversation folks! I enjoyed every moment.
Fun sitdown on how vulnerable we can all be and how discretion is needed more for whatever reason.
Liberty absolutely love ❤️ you and I know that you must be blessed with your beautiful family and my wonderful Wife for Life and blessed love ❤️ you and Forever ♾ is the deal!!!
My biggest fear is being told that I'm Ugly. Fear of conflict, fear of abandonment, wanting to be nothing sort of perfection,self-loathing......I relate to all these things, especially the ugly part. Because I have never talked about that stuff to anyone ever. I feel some solace, take some comfort from this video
I can't believe anyone says to Nikki "You are Ugly". It's incredible.
The comment about Irish people is so true. My family always reverts to passive aggressive “jokes” that hint at the problem, instead of being direct to people.
Nikki’s voice is so good for podcasts
Her face is good for audio only podcasts
Poor Conan can't even feign interesti
0:06 I mean...did she not watch the documentary on Conan's live tour after The Tonight Show (Conan O'Brien Can't Stop)? I think that's about the best insight you can get on that, it was pretty intense, really. And he he never stopped trying to entertain anyone who was open to it lol, even when he also would complain how exhausted he was. Just extraordinary, a true "funny machine". My favorite part of those burn-out moments was when he got Sona to laugh over him powdering his face for (yet another) live show: "Oh sweet powder! Protect my skin!"
That scene with the powder lives rent-free in my head. That was a great documentary.
5:40
I learned this in my public speaking class.
You write the last of your fears then go down the list and say why it's not actually a valid fear.
Scrolling through the comments not finding anything about it makes me think only Sona and myself got the fantastic hatchling comment. That was so smooth, besides the whole segment was a joy to watch
As someone who fears actually communicating with people, this is a good therapy session....I think you've found your second career Conan :)
That "Never killed my wife" line is comedy gold.
This was one of the funniest episodes. This and Paul Rudd's had me crying while driving haha
this is so spot on for so many people.
the fear of confrontation is not confrontation itself but how it will escalate into our perceived demons and traumas.
also, and this is a major also, if we are discussing point A shut the F about anything else, you have been getting your turn over and over, so much so you're now in speaking up debt, so listen for once, be a Person and admit for bloody once too you're wrong Without bringing up every other impertinent thing from the past which has NOTHING to do with the argument at hand except to falsely give you some leverage and to put the other person down when YOU are now at fault. Suck it up, brave it out, and say SORRY.
Such a fascinating joy listening to this conversation! Conan. There’s really nothing quite like him ♥️
this was therapeutic, thanks conan
Sona’s laugh when nikki says how she knows she right about being vegan 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I can’t imagine how hard a famous female comic must be on herself, that is a lot of pressure, that societal pressure to be physically attractive yet be entertaining and take negative perspectives on yourself to make people laugh. I don’t know I’m thinking too much, love these dudes
was a Certified "Glaser" Classic
watching Conan is my form of therapy. so good
It always amazes me, how deep those cuts sometimes go... I mean, Nikki is such a beautiful woman, she's quick of mind, she has great humour - one might consider her the whole package - yet, after all that success, she still remembers that one particular moment... Anyway, I love that normally, Conan's 100% committed to goofing off big time - but this is just another great facete of this podcast: Apart from going low (wilfully, comedically), Team Coco sometimes goes deep.
Niki is a good listener and interviewer
Definitely, you can tell she can bounce the conversation around and keep it going.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen this side of Nikki Glazer before, and I’m here for it.
I, uhh... I think I like every side of Nikki Glaser I've ever seen.
Conan had a Robin Williams moment at the end, with: "Go, sallad, go! Live your own life!" 😂❤
The relatability of this clip has me asking myself.... _"am I Conan O'Brien?"_
Very Irish Catholic relatable for sure.
I should've known Conan has done Cognitive Behavioral Therapy!!! Wow that's so cool, I've done that too. I recommend it to everyone. It really helps with intrusive thoughts!!
You say "keeping score", I say "collecting data"...
7:38 Sona's reaction means she is a certified meat lover lol
Good session with the team and Nikki.
Emotional trauma... My favorite part of the podcast.
Conan, I just had an appendectomy. I literally almost burst out laughing.
Letterman, Carson, Leno, Colbert…all these guys are extremely passive aggressive and the way it manifests in how they run/ran their shows and deal with hosts is interesting
“What’s a Conan that’s suffering on burnout look like?”
Obviously she doesn’t know much about Conan O’Brien. They made a whole documentary about that exact scenario.
Life begins at hatching. 😂
Peak Conan. I love Conan more now than the TV years.
Nikki Glasser saying she is afraid of being called ugly is like an anorexic thinking they're fat, like noooooo, not remotely, but I get the reality, and feel for her.
This was nice to watch. And therapeutic.
The set up for the life begins at hatching is so organic its incredible
nothing cures my anxiety like conan.
What a deep one!
I really love nikki. She is so real.
Go listen to her talk about wanting her bf to sleep around on her. She’s a looney bin. And yez, it takes one to know one yeet
when I was little I thought you were just supposed to say what youre thinking all of the time to everyone so id just walk up to someone I never met before and be like wow your head is a lot shorter and wider than mine and then be like what's their deal
Lol
Love to see Ellen asked this question.
a wonderful example again of vulnerability from Conan.
More and more I only trust and love people who aren't always pink-painting their lives and aptitudes
Hyper Vigilance to protect oneself from similar acts to past trauma.
Watching this pod has revealed things to me. One is that Conan isn’t who I thought he was. The other is that I was raised atheist but I’m helplessly Irish catholic.
great clip
insightful and funny
Conan should have gotten that late night host slot. We’ll never know what could have been.
this was great. 😂😂😂I like these helpful tips
How can Nikki think there is anything wrong with her? She has stunned me in anything I have seen her in.
Seriously, she's like an 11 what are her standards of beauty. What Twilight Zone Episode did she grow up in?
Watching this is better for me than most therapy sessions.
My god. Can’t imagine living life this way. Guess this is what makes great comedians.
Nikki asking questions like a TV therapist.
Conan the therapist at 6.00 and it’s actually quite helpful. Thanks therapist Conan!
Wow this is great, are the podcasts like this?
5:45 great advice
This was a great interview and video👍
Is there some kind of video subscription option I've missed? Will the SXM channel have video if you record there, like Stern? 👀 If not... pretty please?
Do you know anyone who is low key filthy rich?
There’s a guy in my neighborhood who is like this.
He is about 50 years old, in relatively good shape, decent looking, unmarried.
I spent about 15 minutes talking with him at a party.
But noticeably he never mentioned having a job. I couldn’t care either way; it was just unusual because typically a person’s occupation is mentioned during pleasantries and small talk of such parties.
I later bumped into a neighbor while on a walk, I mentioned meeting the man and how he was a cool guy. While talking to this neighbor he said, “Oh he’s a great guy!” and said, “He’ll never have to work a day in his life.”
And went on to tell me how he had started a company, ran it for 15 years, built it up nice and fat then sold it at age 45 for a crap ton of money.
It was a bit mind-blowing to be done at 45. And you’d never know. He has a 3-4 bedroom house with a green lawn and a couple of dogs but nothing fancy outside of that.
I recalled during our conversation, when I’d asked what he does he said, he mainly just reads, eats good food, exercises and plays with his dogs. And I’m assuming he doesn’t worry much about money.
He’s a bit of a role model in terms of how I think I’d live with wealth.
Some people use their money to project status and revel in the glory of their wealth. Others only use their money to buy back time and comfort which sounds a lot more gratifying to me.
I have no need to own a diamond sports car that can drive 20,000 MPH that mainly sits in a driveway to be seen.
Nikki let’s be bffs - I’m vegan, same age as you, from STL, have body dysmorphic disorder too, and love Conan. Also I would’ve fake laughed too at the obligatory salad jokes we vegans have to hear nonstop 😂
Oh no vegans are so oppressed worse than the holocaust fr fr
Another vegan that can help but tell you she is a vegan. They are mental. The urge to reveal they are vegan EVERYWHERE THEY GO, simply CANNOT be suppressed.
"I believe that life begins at hatching" too great.
Conan is exactly like my boss, and this is why I have to quit my job. I sympathize. But I can't deal with passive aggressive score keeping.
Gets old.
You don't keep score . Right 👍
This is the only part of the internet that makes any sense
So true about keeping the score quietly but it’s a fair scoreboard always on the side of the other person. But once it’s past the tolerance, it’s O.V.E.R. :)
"I believe that life begins at hatching" 😅
I just freaking love Conan ❤
Glad to hear mentions of CBT.
An egg comes from an unfertilized egg. A chicken will lay an egg a day, fertilized or not.
Conan is my comedy sherpa. Please stick around, you give my suffering some much needed company and guidance 🥰
this is just the best podcast in the world!
Conan never killed my wife 🤷
he'll get around to it sooner or later
Not yet
Google translate khrushchev: "Crew Chef" 🤣
Great conversation