So awesome to see how Natasha feels about kids on tech - couldn't agree more! Also, Moshe is pretty smart. I like how he was trying to parse what it means when people say the "women aren't funny" thing. You can see how he reasons things through, and that's pretty dope.
Beautifully said, Moshe. The piece about jobs not necessarily equating to happiness/bliss in people's lives. Many, many happy people have the type of job you described. I appreciate your perspective and echo your sentiment. Also, I am loving reading Kasher in the Rye right now.
I'm from the UK and got to be honest, I'd never heard of Bonnie or Rich, but this was absolutely fkn hilarious. Moshe and Natasha are quickly becoming one of my favourite podcasts.
One time I came home and my dog had shredded my mom’s used pads all over! She wasn’t going to be home for hours so I had to clean it up. Worst day ever!
“You have to go outside of the US”. Best quote. I tried to move to New Zealand a few years ago. Really wish I got that job. East coast cities feel like the suburbs now. All these people from the burbs moved in and have cars. They kind of made it suck. Now I either want to live in Copenhagen (a bicycle city) or the middle of nowhere so I don’t see suburban Trumpers anywhere. I’d rather see no people than those people.
German Shepards, like ANY breed of dog could be vicious if untrained or abused. However Shepard are one of the most easily trainable dogs and are SO smart and sweet . Keep in mind though, they need a JOB, or they can become depressed and lethargic. Please don't take rich's word and do your own research if thats the breed you have your heart set on. Theres also many rescue organizations in LA, and rescue dog doesn't mean broken dog. I've always found a stronger bond with rescue dogs bc they are so grateful to have a stable and safe home. As for insurance, upon a quick Google search I got this: Amica, Fireman's, State Farm, Chubb, Nationwide, Liberty Mutual, and the military's USAA homeowners insurance will all cover any breed.
I grew up with a Great Dane /German shepherds mix and she was a great dog. But I live in a city now and feel having a big dog is unfair if I don’t work from home. I keep downsizing. Chihuahuas are the most underrated dog. They are active but not too hyper and pretty quiet dogs. They will alert if there is a noise coming, but then are silent most of the time. Mine doesn’t whimper. He will bowl with fire trucks though. They are smart, easy to train, don’t eat a lot of food, don’t cause mess, and are so funny sometimes. If you want a slightly bigger dog, rat terriers are also awesome (though need a bit more of a workout)
Years ago my my beloved black cockapoo, (passed away 5 years ago) was my little shadow. One night I decided to wax my legs and in the process I clumsily spilled hot wax all over her. Foolishly, I grabbed paper towels to clean up. So, basically we were tarred and feathered with wax and paper towels. I called up my neighbor to ask what would help remove the mess. Because my neighbors were a nosy pair they came over to laugh at me, but did offer a cure, baby oil. FYI, It did help. I had to give my dog a haircut to remove the wax.
It’s great if you’re a rich white gay man from NYC. I actually do want a house in the inland there to be a recluse writer and enjoy their beautiful beaches and great coffee. But yeah, it’s very small with one street of touristy stuff (good food though). In the winter, like everywhere else on the Cape, it’s dead.
I'm so embarrassed because I left my killer job in nyc advertising to build outdoor kitchens and refinish furniture + doors. I'm in Joshua Tree if Natasha wants to hang and build shit.
Absolutely, "Women Aren't Funny" I must watch her film! I have heard dumbasses say that crsp and it is absolute bullshit, basic misogyny. Bonnie called it out and that is badass
She wasn’t even describing polyamory. Most people mean having sex with others while in a relationship. Which is fine if both people are fine with it. I think it’s always boring people who have no imaginative sex lives and that’s why they have to have sex with new partners all the time instead of developing newer things to do with their partner. I think having an active sex live is good, but you end up doing so much more and interesting things if you’re with one trusting person rather than having to start from scratch every time you have sex with someone new. Polyamory just sounds boring and too time consuming. Technically. It means you love more than one person romantically, so no one is satisfied completely emotionally or sexually. It sounds like a nightmare to me. You have to live with multiple unhappy partners while thinking they are happier with their other partners. It’s too stressful. Also, like when you date multiple people, you will get everyone’s facts mixed up more easily. This is the reason I don’t even like having too many friends. I’d rather have deeper relationships with less people than multiple shallow ones.
First caller has good job, a good home in a decent spot, and a boyfriend, but it's not enough for her. Do folks think that if she gets a different job in a different city and has sex with different men she'll find fulfillment?
Men saying that women aren't funny is ignorant sexism. Christopher Hitchens was one of my favorite writers and public speakers. But I was personally offended as a man when he would assert that women aren't as funny as men. Some of my favorite comedians have always been women. Catherine O'Hara, Joan Rivers, Madeline Kahn, Sarah Silverman, Amy Sedaris, and of course Natasha Leggero is way at the top of the list. Natasha is the sexist funny woman alive today. Riki Lindhome and Kate Micucci should be on that list too.
@@janiewallace4457 More like an addendum. Riki and Kate are young and not as accomplished as the rest of the list. But they are very talented and have promising careers. In my opinion.
This one was one of the funniest episodes ever
uhhh Rich Vos freaking slaughtered. Get more of him on the show please. Hilarious.
I wish Natasha was my older sister, cause she gives the most sincere, down to earth advices on life.
So awesome to see how Natasha feels about kids on tech - couldn't agree more! Also, Moshe is pretty smart. I like how he was trying to parse what it means when people say the "women aren't funny" thing. You can see how he reasons things through, and that's pretty dope.
Beautifully said, Moshe. The piece about jobs not necessarily equating to happiness/bliss in people's lives. Many, many happy people have the type of job you described. I appreciate your perspective and echo your sentiment. Also, I am loving reading Kasher in the Rye right now.
Such a cool couple and also supwr cool parents, more of bonnie and vos plzzzzzz0
So funny!!!! Loving this episode. I’m so thankful for this podcast during covid times, it really helps take the edge off.
their chemistry has the lockdown an era, instead of a tentpole. kept me wishing i was living a life again - at some point.
Rich: Are you as stupid as they are?
Bonnie: Did you just insult everyone?
Favorite guest so far 🥰 Vos and Bonnie are the best! NY comics sure knows how to entertain hahaha felt like roast!
I'm from the UK and got to be honest, I'd never heard of Bonnie or Rich, but this was absolutely fkn hilarious. Moshe and Natasha are quickly becoming one of my favourite podcasts.
Fantastic episode you guys gel so well together. Bonnie and Vos are a great combo, you should think about a pod together with the 4 of you.
Rich throwing a 100 the whole episode
"he used to work at a circus." I'm dying! Thank you all for putting this together
Bonnie was lowkey so funny. Rich stole the show, but she kept throwing bombs the whole time too
The multiple paintings is giving me
Mr. Krabs interior design vibes
Rich is a legend
Great Episode
I never knew I needed a room in my house decorated like this until I started watching this podcast
Amazing ep!
The legend Rich Vos!
One time I came home and my dog had shredded my mom’s used pads all over! She wasn’t going to be home for hours so I had to clean it up. Worst day ever!
Rich Vos will be at Uncle Vinnies this weekend in Point Pleasant, New Jersey
“You have to go outside of the US”. Best quote. I tried to move to New Zealand a few years ago. Really wish I got that job. East coast cities feel like the suburbs now. All these people from the burbs moved in and have cars. They kind of made it suck. Now I either want to live in Copenhagen (a bicycle city) or the middle of nowhere so I don’t see suburban Trumpers anywhere. I’d rather see no people than those people.
Loved these 4 together. My Wife Hates Me is entertaining as well.
I love old stuff too. Your set is very cool. Gold frames rule
Well done & that was fun
I’m sorry, this is GREAT content.
Why are you sorry...
Never heard of Rich Vos before but he is so fucking funny 😂😂😂
this guy is so New Jersey I love it lol!
Hilarious episode!
bwahahaha "i hold my spoon differently"
Omg, when two of my podcast worlds become one 😍
Your merkaba picture is amazing where can I find it
Dyingggg laughing in my cubicle
Couples that called each other out on their ish will make it through and through.
Ish?
yo his attitude about the suburbs of NJ is the same attitude I have its what this state does to us
Bonnie has to be a saint
My only issue with this episode is that you guys think Grand Rapids is outside of Detroit 😂😂 They‘re opposite sides of the state lol
Rich killed it
Can I plz adopt Pablo?
Rose, Portland, Oregon. Buy in Hillsboro, Oregon.
Or Atlanta!
German Shepards, like ANY breed of dog could be vicious if untrained or abused. However Shepard are one of the most easily trainable dogs and are SO smart and sweet . Keep in mind though, they need a JOB, or they can become depressed and lethargic. Please don't take rich's word and do your own research if thats the breed you have your heart set on. Theres also many rescue organizations in LA, and rescue dog doesn't mean broken dog. I've always found a stronger bond with rescue dogs bc they are so grateful to have a stable and safe home. As for insurance, upon a quick Google search I got this: Amica, Fireman's, State Farm, Chubb, Nationwide, Liberty Mutual, and the military's USAA homeowners insurance will all cover any breed.
I grew up with a Great Dane /German shepherds mix and she was a great dog. But I live in a city now and feel having a big dog is unfair if I don’t work from home. I keep downsizing. Chihuahuas are the most underrated dog. They are active but not too hyper and pretty quiet dogs. They will alert if there is a noise coming, but then are silent most of the time. Mine doesn’t whimper. He will bowl with fire trucks though. They are smart, easy to train, don’t eat a lot of food, don’t cause mess, and are so funny sometimes. If you want a slightly bigger dog, rat terriers are also awesome (though need a bit more of a workout)
Years ago my my beloved black cockapoo, (passed away 5 years ago) was my little shadow. One night I decided to wax my legs and in the process I clumsily spilled hot wax all over her. Foolishly, I grabbed paper towels to clean up. So, basically we were tarred and feathered with wax and paper towels. I called up my neighbor to ask what would help remove the mess. Because my neighbors were a nosy pair they came over to laugh at me, but did offer a cure, baby oil. FYI, It did help. I had to give my dog a haircut to remove the wax.
LESSON: Moshe is great with dogs, but back with chilly oil!!!
i started a fight with someone and then stopped dating them bc they said women aren't funny.
goodbye
I would love to hear the follow up on this chick who wants to drop everything an run off to the big city. 🤣
Do not make major life changes during pandemic
@@lisarides9 clearly she’s the smartest woman on earth. She wants a big city adventure like in the movies . What possibly could go wrong?🤣
"Provincetown" is the most absurd suggestion for places she should live. Comedy.
Lmao... Canadian?
It’s great if you’re a rich white gay man from NYC. I actually do want a house in the inland there to be a recluse writer and enjoy their beautiful beaches and great coffee. But yeah, it’s very small with one street of touristy stuff (good food though). In the winter, like everywhere else on the Cape, it’s dead.
There's not a lot of action anywhere r/n, just saying. And Chicago has 3 feet of snow
Natasha's right about Chicago being better for non-profit work and affordability
I'm so embarrassed because I left my killer job in nyc advertising to build outdoor kitchens and refinish furniture + doors. I'm in Joshua Tree if Natasha wants to hang and build shit.
Uh, Rich Voss, I love you, but ennui is a common word in our household-especially in the past year.
Absolutely, "Women Aren't Funny" I must watch her film! I have heard dumbasses say that crsp and it is absolute bullshit, basic misogyny. Bonnie called it out and that is badass
Polyamory sounds like more work than it’s worth. But, maybe I’m just a 5 and cranky idk.
She wasn’t even describing polyamory. Most people mean having sex with others while in a relationship. Which is fine if both people are fine with it. I think it’s always boring people who have no imaginative sex lives and that’s why they have to have sex with new partners all the time instead of developing newer things to do with their partner. I think having an active sex live is good, but you end up doing so much more and interesting things if you’re with one trusting person rather than having to start from scratch every time you have sex with someone new. Polyamory just sounds boring and too time consuming. Technically. It means you love more than one person romantically, so no one is satisfied completely emotionally or sexually. It sounds like a nightmare to me. You have to live with multiple unhappy partners while thinking they are happier with their other partners. It’s too stressful. Also, like when you date multiple people, you will get everyone’s facts mixed up more easily. This is the reason I don’t even like having too many friends. I’d rather have deeper relationships with less people than multiple shallow ones.
@@JDMimeTHEFIRST holy f@() i almost read all that!
First caller has good job, a good home in a decent spot, and a boyfriend, but it's not enough for her. Do folks think that if she gets a different job in a different city and has sex with different men she'll find fulfillment?
Men saying that women aren't funny is ignorant sexism. Christopher Hitchens was one of my favorite writers and public speakers. But I was personally offended as a man when he would assert that women aren't as funny as men. Some of my favorite comedians have always been women.
Catherine O'Hara, Joan Rivers, Madeline Kahn, Sarah Silverman, Amy Sedaris, and of course Natasha Leggero is way at the top of the list. Natasha is the sexist funny woman alive today.
Riki Lindhome and Kate Micucci should be on that list too.
Lisa lampanelli
Are you criticizing your own list? Wtf lol
@rob norwood agreed. Well put
@@janiewallace4457 More like an addendum. Riki and Kate are young and not as accomplished as the rest of the list. But they are very talented and have promising careers. In my opinion.
@@robertwalker9679 To me, Lisa is kind of a one note act. She's funny, but not a comedy great.
Are these people confused did Natasha marry a gay man