About this episodeThe hosts discuss Zack Cherry's living situation in a 'cursed' Queens apartment, the humorous concept of 'fat …AI summary
The hosts discuss Zack Cherry's living situation in a 'cursed' Queens apartment, the humorous concept of 'fat years' aging multipliers, and the potential effects of Illuminati substances on longevity. They also showcase kitchen gadgets, debate food copyright originality, and provide advice on relationship dynamics, CPAP usage, and roommate etiquette regarding shared food.
Key takeaways 5
Zack Cherry lives in a Queens apartment complex with a landlord involved in controversial activities, which he describes as 'cursed' but manageable.
The 'fat years' aging multiplier theory suggests aging accelerates non-linearly: it is 1x until age 11, 1.05x at 12, slows down in the 40s, jumps to 2.5x at 60, and becomes exponential (10x-20x) at 80.
Zack Cherry’s oven is temperamental, requiring a 4-5 hour preheat time in the morning for pizza eaten at night, a workaround he has accepted due to his long-term relationship with his landlord.
The hosts suggest that famous fat actors like Jack Black and James Gandolfini were not actually fat in their prime, challenging the perception of celebrity body types.
For roommate food etiquette, if a roommate consistently lets food go to waste (like hummus), it is morally acceptable to consume it or replace it with a cheaper alternative to prevent waste.
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“Fat year's actually here's what it is. It's on some kind of equation where when you start it's actually one. It's the same. When you're like ages 4 to 11, it's one. Then at 11 it kicks into 1.05. So right at 12 you start aging a little worse. But then honestly at 40 it kind of kicks into... your 40s last 10 13 years as a fat person. But then at 60 2.5 and then if you get to 80 it starts going like it's like if you're hitting a multiplier it's like 10x 20x.”
▶ 7:14Eldest and Zack discussing the non-linear aging process for overweight individuals.
“I've been watching Sopranos and same thing. He Gandleini is fat. Well, season six. He picks it up a little bit, dude... He's ripped kind of like that is my absolute dream physique is season one.”
▶ 13:01Zack realizing James Gandolfini was not fat in early seasons of The Sopranos.
“If you're able to establish a pattern of having eaten the hummus last month and he didn't even notice... you're like, 'Buddy, you didn't even notice.'... I think you start with replacing the hummus with something that sucks and eating it. As long as it's visually still looks like his hummus.”
▶ 1:40:38Advice on how to handle a roommate who wastes food by eating the hummus and replacing it with cheaper alternatives.
“I'm not anti-dog. I just think we pamper them too much in America... If a dog needs surgery, give it feed it wag goo until it dies. But I'm not spending two grand on a dog.”
▶ 1:04:47Zack expressing his immigrant perspective on pet care and veterinary costs.
Chapters & Sections (61)▼
0:01Living in a Cursed Apartment Complexchapter2
2:50AI and Revenge in Modern Technology
3:53Generational Technology Adoption and AI Familiarity
6:03Calculating Fat Years of Agingchapter2
7:33The Effects of Aging on Obesity
9:05Body Image and Aging Concerns
13:01The Effects of Secret Illuminati Substanceschapter2
14:54Critique of Capitalism and Social Inequality
17:13Challenges of a Broken Oven in a Rental Property
19:00Kitchen Gadget Showcase and Organizationchapter2
20:37Coffee and Toast Making Appliances
21:46The Concept of a Wild West Food Podcast
22:44The Challenges of Food Copyright and Originalitychapter1
25:29Creating a Comprehensive Restaurant Guide
27:32Experiences with Youth Group and Speaking in Tongueschapter
31:38Red Flags in Business Practices and Loyalty Programschapter2
33:51Cash App Services and User Experiences
35:20Home Life During Pandemics and Quarantine
37:11Childhood Experiences in Theater and Improvchapter1
39:39Childhood Experiences and Family Background
40:55Childhood and Education in Trentonchapter2
42:52Private School Experiences and Secret Societies
44:10College Life and Improv Career Choices
45:26The Competitive Nature of Improv Comedychapter1
47:55The Misconceptions of Improvisational Comedy
49:53The Art of Improvisation and Standup Comedychapter1
51:59Family Relationships and Fatherly Humor
54:18Financial Expectations in Romantic Relationshipschapter6
56:20Financial Support for a Friend in Need
57:31Financial Expectations in Long-Term Relationships
58:52Non-Traditional Relationships and Financial Expectations
1:00:12Assessing Relationship Commitment and Priorities
1:01:38Financial Priorities in Relationships
1:03:29The Cost of Dog Ownership vs. Social Responsibility
1:06:03Insecurities Arise from Partner's Past Relationshipchapter1
1:07:44Societal Expectations and Sex Work in Relationships
1:10:28Dealing with Past Relationships and Insecuritieschapter3
1:12:24Insecurities of Dating a Porn Star
1:14:02Comparing Athletic Abilities in Relationships
1:15:05Dating a celebrity's pros and cons
1:18:32Navigating Relationships with Public Figureschapter2
1:20:06Large Breast Measurements and Pornographic Content
1:21:16The Art of Attracting Women through Comedy
1:22:23Adapting to CPAP Therapy for Sleep Apneachapter2
1:23:34CPAP Machine Maintenance and Upgrades
1:24:56Coping with Sleep Apnea and Mental Health
1:26:34Overcoming Sleep Apnea with CPAP Therapychapter2
1:28:14Overcoming Sleep Apnea with CPAP Therapy
1:29:58Experiences with Sleep Apnea and CPAP Therapy
1:32:23The Importance of Hummus in Roommate Relationshipschapter2
1:33:57The State of Improv and the Arts
1:35:20Hummus Ownership and Food Waste
1:37:47Roommate Etiquette and Shared Expenseschapter1
1:39:30Roommate Hummus Dispute and Unfair Laws
1:42:42The Importance of Hummus Conservationchapter2
1:44:12Update on Boyfriend's Plastic Surgery Plans
1:46:00Investing Settlement Money in Stocks
1:47:39Investing in War Machine Companieschapter3
1:49:10Deserting the US Armed Forces as a Satirical Offer
1:50:53Financial Investing and Cryptocurrency Discussion
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