2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer· Folge 338
Jelly Roll Called The President A Fat Pig | 2 Bears, 1 Cave
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Welcome back to 2 Bears 1 Cave! This week Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer dive right in with Jelly Roll's headline-grabbing Kimmel monologue where he addressed the president as "from one fat pig to another." Bert then takes full credit for Jelly Roll's weight loss and the entire genesis of the Two Bears 5K, because technically he was in the room when that casually became a thing. They also have exciting news, a new 5K is coming in April and it's going to be bigger than ever.
From there, Bert opens up about the panic attacks he's been having, severe, physical, and rooted in something he now understands: a complete lack of childhood bedtime structure. Tom grew up getting nightly Catholic prayers, a sign of the cross from mom, and the full rosary in the car for any trip over ten minutes. Bert grew up watching Letterman alone at nine years old at 3am while his dad slept off a ten mile run. The bears compare notes on childhood bedtime routines, how they each put their own kids down now, and what sleep anxiety looks like when it hits a grown adult, including Bert's most recent 36-hour panic attack that started when a friend told him he yawns too much and he forgot how to do it. He couldn't yawn for a day and a half. He finally yawned in couples therapy. That's where we are.
They also get into Mel Gibson getting lightly canceled for mocking a sign language interpreter (on the scale of Mel Gibson incidents, this doesn't even register), a game of complimenting Salma Hayek on the one thing she's never heard in her 60 years on earth, Tom Hardy's new rap album, Jonah Hill's white belt jiu jitsu bravado and whether he'd actually beat Jason Bateman's ass, the Eddie Bravo black eye that made Bert walk out of a jiu jitsu class without ever taking his jeans off, and the Times Square Stabber whose fat padding made every taser completely ineffective and whose stabbing motion made this incident appear beyond ridiculous at first.
2 Bears, 1 Cave Ep. 338
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Chapters
- Intro
- Jelly Roll Called Trump A Fat Pig on Kimmel
- Mel Gibson's Sign Language Incident & Cancel Culture
- Childhood Bedtimes & Panic Attacks
- Putting Kids to Bed & Bert's Sleep Anxiety Deep Dive
- Bert Forgot How to Yawn and Had a 36-Hour Panic Attack
- Salma Hayek At 60
- Tom Hardy's Album, Shapeshifters & Jonah Hill's White Belt Energy
- The Times Square Waddling Stabber
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