About this episodeSteve Gerben and Danny McBride discuss the absurdities of traveling, including state-specific porn restriction…AI summary
Steve Gerben and Danny McBride discuss the absurdities of traveling, including state-specific porn restrictions in South Carolina and Texas, and the challenges of late-night TV interviews. They share personal anecdotes about their early filmmaking careers, emotional reactions to movies like 'Jackass' and 'Moneyball', and humorous stories from a charity golf outing.
Key takeaways 5
South Carolina and Texas require users to submit government-issued photo ID to access major porn websites, a regulation Danny McBride discovered upon visiting.
Danny McBride finds late-night talk show interviews stressful due to the pressure to package spontaneous stories into short, scripted segments, contrasting with his preference for unstructured conversation.
Danny McBride has a strong emotional reaction to the ending montages of 'Jackass' movies and the film 'Moneyball', often crying in public.
The Savannah Bananas baseball team uses entertainment tactics like TikTok dances and shirtless players, which Danny finds distracting from the sport, though he appreciates their unique rules like live foul balls.
Danny's son attended a screening of 'Jackass' at age 8 during the pandemic as a way to return to normalcy, highlighting the generational appeal of the franchise.
Notable quotes 5AI-generated: wording and quote attribution may be wrong. Use the play link to verify.
“I would definitely show the government my face to masturbate.”
▶ 3:03Danny McBride's reaction to South Carolina's ID verification requirement for porn sites.
“It's like workplace comedy with my friends.”
Danny McBride's description of 'Tires' when asked by Jimmy Fallon.
“They're like the Harlem Globetrotters of baseball... But then they ruin it by being Hawkeyes and doing like Hawkeye dances.”
▶ 30:59Danny McBride's critique of the Savannah Bananas' entertainment style.