If you are a cook that's when the restaurant opens... But also if you're closing you show up around 4:00 and clean the line until 1 or 2 a.m. Main character syndrome? Lol😅
What a great episode. Not only does tosh find interesting guests, they always speak so well and do great keeping up with him and that's not easy. What a great podcast this has been.
Just an interesting fella right? No wonder he was suggested to help Tosh repair his airstream without any experience. His adoption story was Fuckin cool lol. You can tell he’s a genuine dude :)
I absolutely love the mental picture I’m getting of this dude trying to work and Daniel sitting there like “ wait a goddamn minute….the medium said what about your adopted parents?”
@@arrsequoia4087 right?!? Like I bet around 5 or 6 the guy is like packing up saying “ well Daniel I’m finished for the day I’ll be back tomorrow” and Daniel just cracks a beer and hands it to him “ buddy we are just getting started…”
That’s the thing about cold readings - they’re reasonably accurate enough of the time for people like this to get hooked and share their experience. 1. Men die earlier than women 2. If a woman gives a child up for adoption, chances are she doesn’t want to be contacted or reminded about it later in life. None of this is surprising.
I’m 44 now, I began the quest right after my father died two years ago. It was also the same year my oldest child graduated. I have a bio mother who cannot cope with this but I have a good relationship with my aunt who was 15 when I was born. My grandfather is alive and the same age as my mom, I have a half brother who looks just like me, my aunt says we have the same voice. He is aware of me but has made no contact. It’s tough but essential for us to confront our feelings about our adoption. Good luck buddy, the roller coaster runs hard and fast but I’m not jumping off.
I couldn’t have asked for a better outcome; my brothers accepted/invited me instantly, my BioMom was cautious but friendly, the extended relatives have been great, it’s all out in the open and seems as easy as anything else.
This is great stuff, I've been down in Brazil for 8 months (I live in TN the rest if the time) and I don't have any english speaking guy friends down here, it's really nice to get the feeling that I am having a social experience with some old friends and pass 45mins on a Tues morning. Great guest, very interesting story, admirable, hard working everyman, with a little something extra. Competent men deserve more recognition. Lot of heart and a great sense of humor this week too.
Did not expect an adoption backstory becoming the main story but it was GLORIOUS! Tosh hits it out of the park with another great great interview. We need him doing 60 minutes interviews. Sic him on Trump, Biden, Kim Jong Un and Putin. Those would be some hard hitting pieces!
This was by far my favorite episode of this show ! Love how Tosh ribs him thru out the interview like everyone. Its about the jobsite things that people dont usually ask about tho! hahaha . Love you tosh
As a birth mother, I really appreciated Daniel's compassion for his guest's bio-mom, then to also share he has considered adoption for his own family? It was just a beautiful little moment for me. Thanks Daniel!
I don’t think he was on the BM’s side, you just heard what you wanted lol. She moved across the country for a year to give up a kid she didn’t want and then had some more of her own. That’s a terrible mother.
Scott is chill af. Seems like a good dude. My Dad was carpenter and contractor. Growing up he always had a bud who was like Scott. Down to earth, easy going bro whose gf was a smoke show
As someone who built a Skoolie in 2019, watching this makes me feel much better. I have construction experience but had never built a tiny home. I thought it would take me 3 months, took 6. And it cost half what this guy charged and 1/3 of what Tosh paid. My estimate was off but so much less than this. LMAO
Super side note, a couple of weeks ago I was diving into old clips on TH-cam and I found what might be the first Web Redemption before Tosh did it. This used to be an old late night show in Mexico called “Otro Rollo” just search on YT: “Entrevista a edgar de “la caida de edgar” en otro rollo”. Same process, shows the original clip, interviews/roast the kid and has him redeem himself in another video. Worth the watch (especially if you are Spanish speaker) kind of crazy.
I'm pretty sure he'll never see this but on Saturday I saw Daniel live and he was absolutely phenomenal. If you ever get the chance to see him live, I can't recommend it enough. If you think he's raunchy on TV, he's even raunchier when the cameras are off.
Were you a little bit clumsy? Hahaha, so honest. Love it. 😂 it just comes to mind: you are just so not the stereotype Americans we see on the news. Such a relief. Love it. And much respect for Scott. Wish him the best.
Daniel Tosh, I imagine you kind of don't like the IDEA of having a podcast, but I am absolutely, WE are absolutely loving your podcast. I'm always excited to watch every week. It's a treat. I had a chance to see your stand up like 10 years ago and had to turn it down because my parents guilt tripped me with who was taking me. Someday, I'll see you in person. Much love, man!
That airstream came out beautiful. For a second time project, he did the work of an absolute pro. Great job, and congratulations on getting to know and love your other family as well.
I was adopted and it's something I would love to do myself when I'm more financially stable. I had a terrible childhood and was put in foster care when I was 8. As a child I experienced heavy drug use and alcoholism, sex work, homelessness, being crammed in motel rooms with up to 7 people, etc. It wasn't a life I would wish on anyone. When I was put in foster care, I had two families before the third one ended up being the ones who adopted me. The first family were religious nutjobs and we were forced to eat a bowl of vegetables at dinner or we got the paddle. To this day I can't stand lima beans. And the second family was the stereotypical, "in it for the money" type. Terry and Terri. They had two kids of their own while they were fostering another half dozen or more. We lived in the basement. While they were eating nice dinners upstairs as a family, we were eating sandwiches downstairs. Overall, just terrible people. I was crammed in a converted laundry closet with a kid I believe had autism or something, he kept me up most nights, he wouldn't shut up. But then I found my forever home. They have since passed away, including all my grandparents. But it was the best thing that ever happened to me and I wouldn't change anything. I'm a big supporter of adoption.
Good on you! FYI, the genetic test was a little more than $100. If you have a blood relative on the same (or several other services) you’ll know. It’s a wide net they throw out.
I’m always sad when the episode is over. Just heartbreak every week after 45 minutes of smiling. Toshday is a weekly holiday. If every job had every employee watch this every morning (paid of course), production would double. I look forward to next week! P.S. we the fans need at least 1 short video/short every Friday.
We’re all hypocrites by nature. What matters is the “level” to me. I got into kill Tony a year ago and started from the beginning since then. I’m a welder and have time to kill a lot of episodes. He talks about not pandering but does it so much. I noticed the drink girl “Heidi” was added recently to pander. I started getting tired of Hans Kim. But not because he lacked sometimes in his minutes, but because when he did bad, Tony would be biased because Hans is his prodigy. Any regulars are. I appreciate Williams writing, but absolutely hate the interviews. Especially when William underperforms. MORE SCREAMING. I thought Rick Diaz won. I think any golden ticket winners would be great replacements for the regulars. And don’t tell me some bucket pulls aren’t scripted.
brothers re-unite calendar is gold! I have an entry for October from (a story I heard).....requires a flat piece of 3/4 " plywood on your brothers back (like a backpack) shoulder to shoulder, put a large shirt over it to cover it...then from the outside attach a wire to the plywood and stretch it to the other side of the yard, using a bow and arrow attach the arrow to the taunt line wire then shoot the arrow down the wire so it hits your brother in the back hitting the plywood....the kicker is calling your grandma out just prior then pretending that your brother is trying to shoot you with an arrow......gold.
I had cataract surgery. I needed glasses my whole life, now I have 20/20. But, the doctor asked if I wanted to be near sighted, far sighted, or get the magic lenses, meaning, perfect vision, not even needing reading glasses, so I picked those. I have great insurance, but I still had to pay out of pocket 4 grand. He mentioned getting one eye for close-up, one for far away, but that seemed crazy. I hope your Mom is happy with her choice. No slight intended, I know how she felt.
Milwaukee and Bosch are the best drill/power tool companies. Milwaukee has the best engineered patented gears for the strongest torque where Bosch is like the OG drill company. So those guys are really good too
Oh man it so weird seeing interior decorating styles go back to that late sixties/seventies style and colors. Orange and green couches stuff like that. Reminds of being a kid and going to visit my grandparents in the 80’s and they hadn’t changed anything in their house since those days. Still had the tv with the metal clicker the whole nine yards.
What a great interview. Really enjoyable guest and I love the shots of the interior of the Airstream. Looks great. Clearly Daniel has some great design ideas! Also would love to see more Carl. And not just because it is my first name also.
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The Norm shoutout at the start is everything, Tosh is the man
I always rec Tosh to Norm fans. Huge crossover.
@@parthenocarpySA great connection, they’re both deeply closeted gay men
@@therockbottom5256 I had no idea they were sick
@b.s.4914 what are you talking about? They aren't gay! He said they're deeply closeted.
No doghouses
I love Tosh’s laugh. He genuinely finds things funny, and it’s pretty damn infectious. Tosh is a treasure.
You can take the boy out of Florida, but you can't stop him from wanting to live in a trailer
-Good one.
😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
...Or from sparking a glorious meth fireball in it.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@justinklenk I honestly thought that was the only appropriate thing for a rich Floridian to do in a trailer.
Tosh’s life seems high key awesome, driveway chickens, airstreams, rivians, surfing, dogs and kids and his wife nice to see him living well
Dont flip low key and high key. That's not a thing, we're not doing that.
My Mexican ass panicked hearing this man showed up to work at 11am!!!!! 😂
That's lunch time, right?
@@cliffstone71 definitely lunch time lmao
If you are a cook that's when the restaurant opens... But also if you're closing you show up around 4:00 and clean the line until 1 or 2 a.m. Main character syndrome? Lol😅
11am is the time they wake up in Malibu, he wants to make sure Tosh sees him working lol.
I swear, it was about traffic-
What a great episode. Not only does tosh find interesting guests, they always speak so well and do great keeping up with him and that's not easy. What a great podcast this has been.
thats called editing, so props to the production side
He’s not gonna have anyone on that can’t hold a conversation. It’s not luck.
Right when he talks about the medium you can just see the regret that Daniel didn’t ask if he believed in ghosts
I never thought in 2024 I would be such a fan of Tosh show.
I throughly enjoy all these interviews & engagement you have with the guests.
Same here
Well we never thought Nicole would slay either but here we are... makin' it happen. Lol😊
@@bobsbuurgers3714 I know right.. lol! Good one
His Tosh.0 interviews were great as well. I loved the whole show but he’s always been my favorite interviewer
Might be my favorite guest so far. Dude was an excellent storyteller and the joke about the calendar killed me
Just an interesting fella right? No wonder he was suggested to help Tosh repair his airstream without any experience. His adoption story was Fuckin cool lol. You can tell he’s a genuine dude :)
I absolutely love the mental picture I’m getting of this dude trying to work and Daniel sitting there like “ wait a goddamn minute….the medium said what about your adopted parents?”
No wonder he’s there until ten at night!😂😂😂
@@arrsequoia4087 right?!? Like I bet around 5 or 6 the guy is like packing up saying “ well Daniel I’m finished for the day I’ll be back tomorrow” and Daniel just cracks a beer and hands it to him “ buddy we are just getting started…”
Eddie, carpenter here. For a diyer you did a great job. Don't let Danny soft hands bring you down
Eddie's bathroom looking good as hell. Daniel's sassy ass don't wanna admit it though
“Mom I think you owe me this. It’s time to eat” one of the funniest things I’ve ever heard 😂😂😂
I really love the interviews with non famous people. The famous ones are ok, but this ones are so interesting and bring the best in Tosh!!
You know you've made it when the bunny in your kids bedtime story has a tahoe house
I love how open and forthcoming TOSH is about everything on his pods.
I will say this about the kid story segments. The worse the story gets, the better the animation/artwork. Well done.
Especially the dogs. Those were the best looking animated dogs I've seen in quite some time
That’s the thing about cold readings - they’re reasonably accurate enough of the time for people like this to get hooked and share their experience.
1. Men die earlier than women
2. If a woman gives a child up for adoption, chances are she doesn’t want to be contacted or reminded about it later in life.
None of this is surprising.
Love the Norm tribute. RIP
Fascinating story. Every guest has been super great on Tosh Show, such a great podcast.
Scott did an incredible job, really happy for him too!
"Rows and rows of honkies." Tosh going to bat for my town, and I'm here for it.
The classiest way for a neat freak like Daniel to keep his guests at bay. Nice move.
As a native Hoosier and die hard Pacers fan, that game hurt because of the truthfulness of it.
Being a clumsy handyman is actually fucking hilarious
As someone from Indianapolis, you are 100% correct.
"I promise a 72 hour"
-It's been 7 weeks -
😂😂😂
he's never coming back
Ya, if he was licensed and bonded, that would be different. LOL. Insane to me.
Knew there would be one loser that would care more about that than they should @@movaughn20
That legit made me LOL. That man ain’t ever coming back 😂
I’m 44 now, I began the quest right after my father died two years ago. It was also the same year my oldest child graduated. I have a bio mother who cannot cope with this but I have a good relationship with my aunt who was 15 when I was born. My grandfather is alive and the same age as my mom, I have a half brother who looks just like me, my aunt says we have the same voice. He is aware of me but has made no contact. It’s tough but essential for us to confront our feelings about our adoption. Good luck buddy, the roller coaster runs hard and fast but I’m not jumping off.
I couldn’t have asked for a better outcome; my brothers accepted/invited me instantly, my BioMom was cautious but friendly, the extended relatives have been great, it’s all out in the open and seems as easy as anything else.
This went by so quick. Great guy. Great stories. Bring him back one day.
right i could have done another hour
This is great stuff, I've been down in Brazil for 8 months (I live in TN the rest if the time) and I don't have any english speaking guy friends down here, it's really nice to get the feeling that I am having a social experience with some old friends and pass 45mins on a Tues morning. Great guest, very interesting story, admirable, hard working everyman, with a little something extra. Competent men deserve more recognition. Lot of heart and a great sense of humor this week too.
Same. I live in Australia.
Did not expect an adoption backstory becoming the main story but it was GLORIOUS! Tosh hits it out of the park with another great great interview. We need him doing 60 minutes interviews. Sic him on Trump, Biden, Kim Jong Un and Putin. Those would be some hard hitting pieces!
This was by far my favorite episode of this show ! Love how Tosh ribs him thru out the interview like everyone. Its about the jobsite things that people dont usually ask about tho! hahaha . Love you tosh
As a birth mother, I really appreciated Daniel's compassion for his guest's bio-mom, then to also share he has considered adoption for his own family? It was just a beautiful little moment for me. Thanks Daniel!
I don’t think he was on the BM’s side, you just heard what you wanted lol. She moved across the country for a year to give up a kid she didn’t want and then had some more of her own. That’s a terrible mother.
@@wadecounty912 Youre right. Thank you for pointing this out to me and putting me back in place.
Tosh’s voice, cadence, vernacular, vocabulary, and his sense of humor make him someone you just want to listen to speak.
Yeah, the other guy is too Californian sounding
The way you type, you're cadence, vernacular, vocabulary, and your sense of observation make you someone who makes comments I enjoy reading.
It's because he's one of the few comedians who isn't in love with the sound of their own voice. No filler that means nothing.
"Say what you will about OJ Simpson, but he was a murderer." - Daniel Tosh, 2024
When white peoples get off nobody cares but when a black lerson does yall hold it against him for over 30 years
Funny thing is when my friend told me he died my response was " that's alright he was a Murderer "
Yes that was the joke
"Say what you want..." You can't seem to quote a singular sentence.
I was so mad about willfully stupid guys I know saying rip OJ when he died.
I fucking love this podcast. So wholesome. Even the simplest guests have such rich lives. Please keep it cumming.
Scott is chill af. Seems like a good dude. My Dad was carpenter and contractor. Growing up he always had a bud who was like Scott. Down to earth, easy going bro whose gf was a smoke show
As someone who built a Skoolie in 2019, watching this makes me feel much better. I have construction experience but had never built a tiny home. I thought it would take me 3 months, took 6. And it cost half what this guy charged and 1/3 of what Tosh paid. My estimate was off but so much less than this. LMAO
Best episode yet. Love this guest and Daniel seems more comfortable with him
Super side note, a couple of weeks ago I was diving into old clips on TH-cam and I found what might be the first Web Redemption before Tosh did it. This used to be an old late night show in Mexico called “Otro Rollo” just search on YT: “Entrevista a edgar de “la caida de edgar” en otro rollo”.
Same process, shows the original clip, interviews/roast the kid and has him redeem himself in another video. Worth the watch (especially if you are Spanish speaker) kind of crazy.
Btw, great podcast, just wrapped it up. He needs to be a return guest for sure. Love his energy. See you this weekend in Fresno!
Oh another beautiful Tuesday with a beautiful Daniel Tosh and Eddie!
Tosh killing it! Look forward to these podcasts every week!
“I cant wait to mock Indianapolis to its face!” 😂😂
I'm pretty sure he'll never see this but on Saturday I saw Daniel live and he was absolutely phenomenal. If you ever get the chance to see him live, I can't recommend it enough. If you think he's raunchy on TV, he's even raunchier when the cameras are off.
This guys story is heartwarming.
when Stern finally checks out Tosh should take his show, best interviewer out there right now.
Were you a little bit clumsy? Hahaha, so honest. Love it. 😂 it just comes to mind: you are just so not the stereotype Americans we see on the news. Such a relief. Love it. And much respect for Scott. Wish him the best.
what a wholesome ass story! scott rules and im elated he doin well! thanks tosh and staff!
Literally tears laughing so hard at the bumper stickers woman. Please keep it up and I’d love more updates. “Geez lady” lmbo
Wow. What an incredible story.
Daniel Tosh, I imagine you kind of don't like the IDEA of having a podcast, but I am absolutely, WE are absolutely loving your podcast. I'm always excited to watch every week. It's a treat.
I had a chance to see your stand up like 10 years ago and had to turn it down because my parents guilt tripped me with who was taking me. Someday, I'll see you in person.
Much love, man!
I'm glad to see you back! Congratulations! Definitely 1 of my top 10 favorites easily
By far my most favorite episode! You went in Tosh, the carnage was palpable
Favorite start to my week!
It’s Tuesday ya drunk nerd
Well that sucks because apparently we are keeping Monday
I don't know how he does it; but this show keeps me engaged all the way through.
That airstream came out beautiful. For a second time project, he did the work of an absolute pro.
Great job, and congratulations on getting to know and love your other family as well.
Definitely one of my favorite podcast from Tosh so far
Great Show. Thank you. Real people having a good time.
Thank you for the Norm shout out he deserves it!
I was adopted and it's something I would love to do myself when I'm more financially stable. I had a terrible childhood and was put in foster care when I was 8. As a child I experienced heavy drug use and alcoholism, sex work, homelessness, being crammed in motel rooms with up to 7 people, etc. It wasn't a life I would wish on anyone. When I was put in foster care, I had two families before the third one ended up being the ones who adopted me.
The first family were religious nutjobs and we were forced to eat a bowl of vegetables at dinner or we got the paddle. To this day I can't stand lima beans. And the second family was the stereotypical, "in it for the money" type. Terry and Terri. They had two kids of their own while they were fostering another half dozen or more. We lived in the basement. While they were eating nice dinners upstairs as a family, we were eating sandwiches downstairs. Overall, just terrible people. I was crammed in a converted laundry closet with a kid I believe had autism or something, he kept me up most nights, he wouldn't shut up.
But then I found my forever home. They have since passed away, including all my grandparents. But it was the best thing that ever happened to me and I wouldn't change anything. I'm a big supporter of adoption.
Good on you! FYI, the genetic test was a little more than $100. If you have a blood relative on the same (or several other services) you’ll know. It’s a wide net they throw out.
Best episode yet
It is kind of wild a show featuring normal people from Tosh's life can be so entertaining.
This little boys stories 😢 love them!!!
as an adopted kid myself the adoption story here is mad intriguing. Def was entertained by this one.
Thank you Daniel
I just love your show, and it’s getting better 😊
I’m always sad when the episode is over. Just heartbreak every week after 45 minutes of smiling. Toshday is a weekly holiday.
If every job had every employee watch this every morning (paid of course), production would double.
I look forward to next week!
P.S. we the fans need at least 1 short video/short every Friday.
I love how this show is ALLLLLLL about Daniel. Being the celeb that he is, he loves the spotlight
I feel like Tosh and his show are a Westcoast version of Theo vons "this past weekend" and it's amazing
Yes, the pretentious, liberal theo 🤣
@@andrewparry7300cry?
You showed his license plate at the end 🤣🤣🤣 lawd
An amazing story. I'm still smiling.
My new favorite comedic podcast. Definitely makes up for what kill tony lacks these days.
tony hinchcliffe is a worm
We’re all hypocrites by nature. What matters is the “level” to me. I got into kill Tony a year ago and started from the beginning since then. I’m a welder and have time to kill a lot of episodes. He talks about not pandering but does it so much. I noticed the drink girl “Heidi” was added recently to pander. I started getting tired of Hans Kim. But not because he lacked sometimes in his minutes, but because when he did bad, Tony would be biased because Hans is his prodigy. Any regulars are. I appreciate Williams writing, but absolutely hate the interviews. Especially when William underperforms. MORE SCREAMING. I thought Rick Diaz won. I think any golden ticket winners would be great replacements for the regulars. And don’t tell me some bucket pulls aren’t scripted.
This was awesome ❤
brothers re-unite calendar is gold! I have an entry for October from (a story I heard).....requires a flat piece of 3/4 " plywood on your brothers back (like a backpack) shoulder to shoulder, put a large shirt over it to cover it...then from the outside attach a wire to the plywood and stretch it to the other side of the yard, using a bow and arrow attach the arrow to the taunt line wire then shoot the arrow down the wire so it hits your brother in the back hitting the plywood....the kicker is calling your grandma out just prior then pretending that your brother is trying to shoot you with an arrow......gold.
Saw you and Eddie perform in Santa Rosa and y'all liked it!! Even my mom loved it. Thanks tosh love you ❤
Someone please sponsor this man's podcast!!!!!
Adoption story was great. Another banger by Tosh and crew
Tosh tributing Norm has kicked Tosh up to definitely being in the top 100 comedians of 2024
I had cataract surgery. I needed glasses my whole life, now I have 20/20. But, the doctor asked if I wanted to be near sighted, far sighted, or get the magic lenses, meaning, perfect vision, not even needing reading glasses, so I picked those. I have great insurance, but I still had to pay out of pocket 4 grand. He mentioned getting one eye for close-up, one for far away, but that seemed crazy. I hope your Mom is happy with her choice. No slight intended, I know how she felt.
Tosh truly can't handle having things on his desk. He literally pushed the bumper sticker off immediately, like a cat. I can relate and I love it 😂😂😂😂
Best one yet!
30:37 "Mom, I think you owe me this one. Time to eat." Holy crap I'm dying 🤣
That black runner u had on was still the best one especially when tosh smokes him in the sand at the end loved it 😂
You can tell Tosh’s mom was smiling hard just laughing on the other side. Must be nice to have a successful son who always makes you laugh
Very interesting guest. Happy he found some brothers. I don’t know what I’d do without mine.
I fully understand going from spreading the piss around, to giving up and peeing on the one plant.
Great episode
“Enjoy” … 😂 gets me every time
Shout out to Tosh for the Norm joke. Representation at its finest...
I heard Norm's voice randomly the other day and just had to stop and appreciate it. Forgot how much I miss him.
Absolutely amazing episode. I love these kinds of guests
Milwaukee and Bosch are the best drill/power tool companies. Milwaukee has the best engineered patented gears for the strongest torque where Bosch is like the OG drill company. So those guys are really good too
Eddie killed that rebuilt bathroom! Nice work Eddie!!
Good job Daniel. You’re making me proud 😭
The irony of this episode coming out a week after that doctor fell out of a moving Airstream in NY and passed away is not lost on me.😮
Dr. Monika Woroniecka, 58, fell out of the passenger side door of the trailer after it was blown open by wind, police said.
Completely love this show.
Oh man it so weird seeing interior decorating styles go back to that late sixties/seventies style and colors. Orange and green couches stuff like that. Reminds of being a kid and going to visit my grandparents in the 80’s and they hadn’t changed anything in their house since those days. Still had the tv with the metal clicker the whole nine yards.
What a great interview. Really enjoyable guest and I love the shots of the interior of the Airstream. Looks great. Clearly Daniel has some great design ideas!
Also would love to see more Carl. And not just because it is my first name also.
I love this. Dan is so easy to talk to.
Some of the most honest conversation on the internet