This guy is very addictive to watch. I sometimes stay up late at night searching through TH-cam, to find some new stuff from him like I'm a druggie or something.
Billy is always pay per view material. He's just funny regardless if it's improv or staged. But his last special was not funny and he knows it. Expecting big things from him on the next one.
I just love when Bill was talking about how being a mother just isn't the most difficult job and the camera pans to a mother. With that look on her face. Priceless. This is like a standup set. I can't stop laughing 😂
You do realize that the interviewer let Bill talk and rant, did not interrupt him and let him finish, and asked a variety of questions, right? That's not a bad interviewer at all in my book, quite the contrary actually
Mr. Tulip I saw Rolling Stone had a top 50 list ranking him 17th all time. I think that's disrespectful tbh. He's a top 10 comedian all time at the very least.
I swear to god, after seeing almost every Bill interview..the key to getting Bill to go off on his legendary comedic rants is to make him uncomfortable early. As soon as it happens Bill takes the car fully off-road *LMFAO* . He can't just skid off the gravel and then get back on the road....he just goes off the road, drives over fences, runs over gardeners, clips kids playing in the yard and end up through the window of subway.....then if he hears _WOULD YOU LIKE A COOKIE_ ... *IT'S GAME OVER*
I would like to give props to the interviewer also. He had good questions and he let Bill rant on which he knew was precisely what was gonna make the interview stand out.
So a few things: 1. The interviewer is great, he knows exactly when to let bill speak, how to get clarification, and when to push him back on topic. 2 Bill Burr is great to the audiance. Even when he's making fun of them he knows how to turn it into a flattering moment, ie when he picks out the guy on the cellphone but then insinuates that he's on it because he's successful.
@@tabitharosefreeman1793 It's like those tiny fucking couches with the small backs that rich people have that makes you think that it's gotta be purely for status and looks. It can't possibly work for supporting the human skeleton.
It's refreshing to see someone like Bill Burr. With him, you feel like you're watching an honest, upfront person talking about their trade and other things. It's not the usual promotional PR crap filled with rehearsed and repeated anecdotes. This kind of honesty in a person is usually detrimental to a career as the higher you go up the corporate and career ladder, the more bullshit comes with it. It's just natural. Bill might end there too now that he has a child and he needs more money, but so far he's still real. Also, this interview is exhibit A that you can't beat natural talent. Burr is just freaking funny, you can sit him in a room and he will make you laugh just discussing the surroundings. That's a gift. Cool guy and I hope all keeps going well for him.
haha yh i finished 8 episodes in two days and consciously left two episodes for a rainy day. hopefully the third series is better than the second and then once the show starts to get a little more settled they'll begin to give us more than just ten eps
I'm glad to hear that the second season was so good. I've been hearing that from a lot of folks... I'm struggling a bit to get through the first season, but I'm a die hard Bill Burr fan - so I'm not giving up. :)
niko, diners are kinda famous for burgers/sandwiches, breakfast foods, something you make on a grill, etc. people never really order Spaghetti at a diner
@@Nikitoz9595 diners I like the classic american place to get American food. Specifically breakfast most of the time like pancakes skillets whatever, but when it’s lunch or dinner you usually get like burgers, hotdogs, chicken. Getting spaghetti at a diner is like getting a hamburger from a Italian restaurant.
Bill is one of the best curve balls you can throw any interviewer. Love watching his appearances on shows like these. His comedic instincts are just pure gold, provided he gets the room to work them out. I think that's why he does his best on lower budget interviews. On the bigger shows, he checks himself, with probably Conan being the exception.
Anyone else binge watch all of the seasons of Bill’s show in a week? I did and I loved it! When I’m feeling silly I imitate Bob Pogo to my 10 year old son. Great stuff!
G.M A He should have grabbed a chair from the audience. I was sure he was going to do it...or that after all that bitching that the interviewer or someone from the audience would have offered him a better chair. It would have made the interview that much funnier
@@Matt1Up I mean they did get him a chair it was just an even worse one. No cushion and high up and still small seat. I wonder if they ever did change their chairs.
Bill is one of the greatest all-time comics. I think most people dont realize how incredibly hard it is to be funny on command and he makes it look easy. im sure its 50/50 genuinely funny and obsessed work ethic. living legend
One of my favourite Bill Burr videos and it's not even him doing stand-up or a special. He never stops mentioning the chair and after a while it just gets hilarious.
I love how much fun Bill seems to be having in this interview. You can tell in other interviews that he doesn't like the questions or the interviewer or whatever. He still crushes it every time but he is really on his A-Game here and it is glorious to watch.
Been avoiding this show on Netflix for years and, recently decided to give it a go. I must say as a 23 year old “f is for family” is 10/10 show. Perfect songs, emotion and relatable.
Mr. Burr is in the conversation for the Goat. There are 2 things I would love to see him do. #1. Argue with Stephen A Smith . #2. Watch him destroy Steven A Smith.
Controlled fire on this interview. Bill killed it and turned around what could have been a boring interview. He's excellent at it,. His standup is even better. Make it out to a show if you can.
Oh my God this guy is on fire!! You can give him ANY topic and he'll make you laugh your ass off😂. One of the most quick-witted comedians I've ever seen😆
I completely agree about inconsiderate people, in that they drive me crazy too. One of my pet peeve examples is when grocery shopping, in a store with aisles just big enough for two carts next to each other (using logic, one line of carts going one way and another going the opposite, like street traffic)- when someone ignores logic and the ever-growing line of people being inconvenienced as they roll their cart directly down the middle (preventing anyone from passing on either side), and abandon their cart (which is blocking traffic) while they take time to comparison shop for several minutes. This happens constantly. Pull off to the side. Pay attention to the other people around you, so that you will be aware of the half dozen pissed off people having to deal with your selfishness. Do you also drive down the center dividing-line, leaving your car in the middle of the street to go shopping? If not, then why would you do the same thing on a smaller scale? Another example is littering/vandalism. There is a nice trail through a patch of woods that connects my apartment complex with the shopping center on the other side. It used to be quite pleasant to walk through on way to work or going to Kroger; now, it is strewn with garbage. It takes seven minutes to walk from my complex to the shopping center, which means that these lazy people couldn't be bothered to hold their cups or wrappers for three more minutes on the walk home. Kids would also tag the buildings in the center and destroy property/damage cars, so the shopping center has several times tried to fence off the trail so as to not allow any traffic. Granted, each time there would be a whole punched through the fence within a matter of days, and the center eventually just created an entrance by the trail and put up cameras, but it is a shame that they had to even do that much. If people had more consideration for others, I think many of our problems would be solved, and fewer people would have such a negative outlook on the world/humanity. As it stands, I can relate to that feeling, but only because so many people either A) are too oblivious to notice how their actions are effecting others (which is the lesser offense, since it happens to everyone occasionally, and can be forgiven with an apology and attempt to correct the behavior), or B) don't even care that their actions are negatively effecting others, even if they did notice (which is worse, because it is basically giving the finger to everyone that you are negatively impacting). These kinds of things drive me crazy. I can just see Bill doing the same thing I do, which is try to be tolerant for a few dozen seconds as the pressure builds, until you erupt with a frustrated and loud "Excuse me, Sir/Madam", as you move their abandoned cart to the side, or "Do you mind?" as the five people behind me sigh in relief that someone finally said something to the dick that is holding us all up. If I am particularly frustrated, I might say something like, "You know, if you move your cart to the side when you are browsing, the people behind you can then move around you, rather than you inconveniencing everyone around you." And I think Bill is enough like me that he would feel justified in his frustration in the moment, but would kick himself when replaying the incident for getting so frustrated/passive-aggressive.
You are so right. I HATE when people at the grocery store push their buggies right down the center of the isles - and I have to accidentally bump things off the shelves trying to go around them. I mean, I could just as easily say "excuse me" - but that's beside the point. Common decent courtesy has really become a think of the past. Sorry to hear about that walk way that you used to use becoming such a dump... IMO - I think that they need to impose harsher fines for people who trash public spaces like that. It's unacceptable behavior.
Another pet peeve of mine is with my fellow smokers, along the same line with the littering one- tossing their butts, rather than putting them in a receptacle, or putting them out and disposing of the butts later, as I do. Especially nowadays, if you are not in a private residence, you are forced to smoke outside public buildings (government buildings, restaurants, shops/stores, etc.). Assuming there is no ash tray/can, I just knock the cherry off of mine, or put it out on the bottom of my shoe. I then put the butt into my back pocket, until I eventually encounter a trash can or place to properly dispose of waste. I don't just chuck mine into the woods, grass, etc. I guess this is just another manifestation of my pet peeve concerning disregard of others and being inconsiderate. And it doesn't even seem that out of my way or difficult. For the most part, I am a selfish person, or more accurately, a rationally self-interested person. An aspect of the rational part, however, means understanding that if I have the right to certain things, others also have those rights. If I want others to pay me a certain consideration, I should do the same for them. If I don't want people trashing my place for instance, then I shouldn't trash any place that isn't mine. If I want people to be considerate of my time/needs in public, then I should do the same for them, and not waste their time by being selfish in a way that negatively impacts them. Don't get me wrong, I don't live my entire life worried about what others think of my opinions/beliefs, or whatever- if I have been reasonable in the way that I treat you, and you still don't like me or are being a dick, then screw you. I only feel justified in feeling that way, however, if I have been reasonable. Again, I try to be considerate, and there are still times when I fail, and someone snaps at me or is aggressive, and then I find out that I was being inconsiderate in some way that I had not realized. I always apologize and promise to correct the behavior that they brought to my attention, and that usually solves the problem, and they perhaps feel like I do after snapping (that I wish I had started earlier and with more diplomacy, rather than letting the pressure building, and being more confrontational). That is why I said previously that not realizing how you are negatively impacting others is not as bad/is more understandable to me than just not caring how you negatively impact others, which is worse. Even if you actively try to be considerate towards others, there are going to be times when you are ignorant/unaware of their needs/problems. So long you apologize and attempt to correct, then it should be all good, and I should just write it off as 'mistakes are just part of human learning.' If you instead do not care how you screw others over, then I feel you lose the right to complain if those people then screw you over. If I point out that you are blocking people with your cart by going down the middle, and you say "tough" and continue, then I would feel justified (though I would never actually do it) in pushing in front of you and blocking your cart from moving. I can tell he is like me in that he has these types of frustrations and fantasies, but would never actually do most of what he dreams up- he will just yell or try to win with humor or by breaking someone down psychologically (not that I share this talent, just the frustrations/revenge fantasies). He has said a (para)phrase that I often do when dreaming up how to punish rude people- "and everyone else would probably just cheer at what I did to this a**hole! Oh well; I'd never f*cking do it- it's just nice to dream." lol.
It's simple , Bill Burr is as real as it gets . No make-up ,no political correctness no concern about being offensive . We need this back in our societies .
i don't know why he always reminds me of Chris Titus. Looks like his redhead cousin or some shit like it, also his voice and style are cynical as fuck....
Controlled fire on this interview. Bill killed it and turned what could have been a boring interview around. He's excellent at it, his standup is even better. Make it out to a show if you can.
Bill Burr is just so great at giving people a hard time that seemingly everyone can't realize he's just joking. It reminds me of being with your buddies and you tear into one another, but it's never at all personal.
Great interview! Good format, great interviewer (just prompted Bill along, and let him do his thing) as well as didn't "stick to the script" 100% of the time . The fact that you had your own studio audience was perfect also!
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This single promotional interview is funnier than most other comedians' specials.
Which speaks volumes about Bill Burr's natural talent. It's smooth it's effortless.
Ville Mononen word, he actually made me laugh during a Conan show so that speaks VOLUMES
To be fair his last special was pretty weak...
mitch-bittens agreed it was weak and trust me he knows it. But he is a funny comedian. Sarcastic humour is the best and he nails it every time live.
I think guys like Bill Burr and Louis CK are so much better in interviews like this than they are in their specials, even though I do enjoy them
Bill Burr is the voice in my head
he councils you, he understands.
Anytime you feel like showing emotion, his voice echoes through your mind: “WHAT ARE YOU A FAAAAAAAAG?!”
@@jorgetrevino8040 "So I walked her by the pumpkin isle, because I know she would want to get a pumpkin."
HA, im not alone
Same :D
I am always amazed seeing how Bill always completely steals the flow when he's being interviewed.
Conan O'Brien is the best foil for Bill because he just sets him up and lets him run
Patrice and Cumia taught him everything he knows
I love how this host knows that being mostly silent not only makes him a better host, but makes his job easier.
He's a good interviewer honestly. Not too overbearing
When he does talk it sounds like Bill's woman voice
@@HarryPierpoint He actually does 😂
Dude, he kept trying to cut him off
Love how he can go off topic and keep that crowd engaged and laughing
One of the only comics that can kill in the most awkward environment. a pro!
He's fantastic. Truly one of the greats, it not the greatest.
Yes
"I love you, but I hate this set" LOL
Woah this interview is fire. It was like a stand up set
Bro!!!. Im dying out here lol
This guy is very addictive to watch. I sometimes stay up late at night searching through TH-cam, to find some new stuff from him like I'm a druggie or something.
It was almost better than his latest stand-up, heh.
*inserts backhanded compliment*
I was in stitches the whole fucking time.
like is rambling on is monday morning Podcast
Billy is always pay per view material. He's just funny regardless if it's improv or staged. But his last special was not funny and he knows it. Expecting big things from him on the next one.
I just love when Bill was talking about how being a mother just isn't the most difficult job and the camera pans to a mother. With that look on her face. Priceless. This is like a standup set. I can't stop laughing 😂
lol @16:07
They were just smiling. I'm.not seeing what ur seeing
@@briancannon3987 The gal in the white shirt has a slightly amused face, but the one eyebrow is raised. Kinda like moms do when a kid is being ornery.
the awkward tension and bill still not giving a fuck was amazing. lol
This interview is off the rails from go and it's amazing "I love this dude texting through the entire interview" #classic
I LOVED how he called him out for that! That was so rude of that kid - and Billy Burr nailed him on it. BRILLIANT!
Vincent Harker o
Bill Burr Interview > Amy Schumer's Career
Pearl Harbor and 911 combined > Amy Schumers career
i mean, watching paint dry>amy schumers career.
The Holocaust > Amy Schuler’s Career
Norton's std test results > Amy schumer's career
bill burr taking a shit is better than her career
Love how the first couple of things he does is call out the interviewer on the chair and questions
no one roasts like bill lol
Oussama Otmani He learned from one of his best friends...the late, great Patrice O'Neal.
The interviewer took it very well, which is refreshing imo.
yeah i think patrice o'neal is one of the most underrated comedians out there
He's a black stanhope.
Bill's a genius. I laughed so hard.
No doubt. He has a god given talent to just rant about anything. Including the damn chair he was sitting on.
Nah he put in the hard work and kept honing his craft till he got good so self made rather than god given.
So mad I missed him all these years lol
This is basically his podcast in interview format, fucking hilarious. Burr on his A-Game is one of the best comedians of all time
I was thinking the same!
You do realize that the interviewer let Bill talk and rant, did not interrupt him and let him finish, and asked a variety of questions, right? That's not a bad interviewer at all in my book, quite the contrary actually
Mr. Tulip That wasn't my point.
Mr. Tulip I saw Rolling Stone had a top 50 list ranking him 17th all time. I think that's disrespectful tbh. He's a top 10 comedian all time at the very least.
I swear to god, after seeing almost every Bill interview..the key to getting Bill to go off on his legendary comedic rants is to make him uncomfortable early. As soon as it happens Bill takes the car fully off-road *LMFAO* . He can't just skid off the gravel and then get back on the road....he just goes off the road, drives over fences, runs over gardeners, clips kids playing in the yard and end up through the window of subway.....then if he hears _WOULD YOU LIKE A COOKIE_ ... *IT'S GAME OVER*
Excellently put
I want you to narrate my life
“I SAY IT! I say when I want a cookie!”
Wow ! You’re good. You described that perfectly !
write a book please
I would like to give props to the interviewer also. He had good questions and he let Bill rant on which he knew was precisely what was gonna make the interview stand out.
So a few things: 1. The interviewer is great, he knows exactly when to let bill speak, how to get clarification, and when to push him back on topic. 2 Bill Burr is great to the audiance. Even when he's making fun of them he knows how to turn it into a flattering moment, ie when he picks out the guy on the cellphone but then insinuates that he's on it because he's successful.
"Deep fried eagle" shouldve gotten way more laughs
Bill Burr is hands down the most consistently funny person alive.
Can we have a moment of silence for the guy who made these chairs? Knowing that he will never work again.
Lance Goodthrust 😂
And Bill made a point to sit awkwardly the entire interview.
I’m more baffled by the person who chose them for the set.
@@tabitharosefreeman1793 It's like those tiny fucking couches with the small backs that rich people have that makes you think that it's gotta be purely for status and looks. It can't possibly work for supporting the human skeleton.
Lance Goodthrust he’d probably have success selling them as famous for being the chairs Bill Burr personally called out!
nah he got Bill to talking. If you can trigger Bill just a little bit you get good laughs
😅
I CANNOT get comfortable in this chair, it's one of the worst things. This should be in a museum: THE PROTOTYPE
aweful level of comfort. Went from a Log to this.
time stamp?
Jesus Christ that whole "doing blow in front of your baby" tangent was hilarious
It's refreshing to see someone like Bill Burr. With him, you feel like you're watching an honest, upfront person talking about their trade and other things. It's not the usual promotional PR crap filled with rehearsed and repeated anecdotes.
This kind of honesty in a person is usually detrimental to a career as the higher you go up the corporate and career ladder, the more bullshit comes with it. It's just natural. Bill might end there too now that he has a child and he needs more money, but so far he's still real.
Also, this interview is exhibit A that you can't beat natural talent. Burr is just freaking funny, you can sit him in a room and he will make you laugh just discussing the surroundings. That's a gift.
Cool guy and I hope all keeps going well for him.
6:20 Interviewer stops his flow of the interview to let Bill talk about the diner story. Nice.
Yeah, I think the interviewer in general was great
perfect interview, he let him talk
To whomever made those chairs....
I WILL PUT YOU THROUGH THAT WALL
The interviewer sounds like Bill when he's impersonating women
Sean Monnar haha
Sean Monnar hahahahahaha
hahaha that is so true
Sean Monnar Haha accurately right!
@islanti like the guy from Rick and Morty intoxication episode at that detox spa
"pipeline through a TeePee"...that was priceless...
I had to pause 😂😂
Such a great line hahahaha
season 2 of *F is for Family* is hilarious, funnier than the first season. You can tell its going to be a great series
Yeah u no that,i finished season 2 in 2 days need season3 but that ain't gonna be anytime soon
haha yh i finished 8 episodes in two days and consciously left two episodes for a rainy day. hopefully the third series is better than the second and then once the show starts to get a little more settled they'll begin to give us more than just ten eps
I'm glad to hear that the second season was so good. I've been hearing that from a lot of folks... I'm struggling a bit to get through the first season, but I'm a die hard Bill Burr fan - so I'm not giving up. :)
fuckin depressing is what it is
I'm from the future and I can tell you, season 3 is dope!
"Who the fuck orders Spaghetti at a diner?"= My favorite joke in this clip!
Can you explain this to me? I am a foreigner and we don't have diners here.
niko, diners are kinda famous for burgers/sandwiches, breakfast foods, something you make on a grill, etc. people never really order Spaghetti at a diner
@@Nikitoz9595 diners I like the classic american place to get American food. Specifically breakfast most of the time like pancakes skillets whatever, but when it’s lunch or dinner you usually get like burgers, hotdogs, chicken.
Getting spaghetti at a diner is like getting a hamburger from a Italian restaurant.
@@dustindubbo2892 got it, thank you :-)
HAHAHAHAHAH BILL IS ALWAYS ON THE VERGE OF SNAPPING
bill is a monster of a comedian, every time when he opens his mouth is like a special....naturally hilarious guy. best ever
Bill is one of the best curve balls you can throw any interviewer. Love watching his appearances on shows like these. His comedic instincts are just pure gold, provided he gets the room to work them out. I think that's why he does his best on lower budget interviews. On the bigger shows, he checks himself, with probably Conan being the exception.
the smartest thing to do is just let Bill Burr talk. he is hilarious. i love how fast he goes from one subject to another. he is always on fire
The dude literally comes up with comedic content on the spot. Genius!
Great interviewer. He brought the best out of Bill, didn't interrupt, and knew when to interject to keep the conversation going.
You pay 9 grand for eggs and then afterward you go up and shake his hand and say how you want to put a pipeline through a teepee, hahaha
Bill is great at interviews
I've seen a lot of Bill's interviews and this is one of the funniest I've ever seen.
I don't know shit about NBA but I know many people will appreciate your input. That's how you conduct an interview ladies and gentlemen.
Omg, “while they’re eating a deep fried eagle,” I died 🤣. I friggen love this guy.
Anyone else binge watch all of the seasons of Bill’s show in a week? I did and I loved it! When I’m feeling silly I imitate Bob Pogo to my 10 year old son. Great stuff!
I just watched the 5 seasons in a month. Such a classic show.
It's going to be so funny if those chairs are gone for whoever they interview next.
G VonBraun they put Stanhope on the stool lol
G.M A He should have grabbed a chair from the audience. I was sure he was going to do it...or that after all that bitching that the interviewer or someone from the audience would have offered him a better chair.
It would have made the interview that much funnier
@@Matt1Up I mean they did get him a chair it was just an even worse one. No cushion and high up and still small seat. I wonder if they ever did change their chairs.
Bill is one of the greatest all-time comics. I think most people dont realize how incredibly hard it is to be funny on command and he makes it look easy. im sure its 50/50 genuinely funny and obsessed work ethic. living legend
I love that he kept making fun of the millennials and the fact that their faces are glued to their phones.
Everyone needs a hungover Bill Burr in their life.
One of my favourite Bill Burr videos and it's not even him doing stand-up or a special. He never stops mentioning the chair and after a while it just gets hilarious.
I keep coming back to this interview. I cannot stop laughing at the oil rig joke.
I was wondering about the family back east
"My hands are kind of dirty."
F is for family back eash't
What movie is that shit?
They say the west is the best, I still prefer the east coast though.
I love how much fun Bill seems to be having in this interview. You can tell in other interviews that he doesn't like the questions or the interviewer or whatever. He still crushes it every time but he is really on his A-Game here and it is glorious to watch.
Legend
Bill absolutely killed this interview, one of the best in the game
Been avoiding this show on Netflix for years and, recently decided to give it a go. I must say as a 23 year old “f is for family” is 10/10 show. Perfect songs, emotion and relatable.
20:57 Bill randomly roasting the passerby with the unleashed dog is the best.
The ADHD in this man is real 😂😂
This man is the funniest person alive. Everything he says is gold.
This guy knows how to interview Bill Burr.
"you want some soft shell crab?" Im dying
@17:14 "working on a oil rig when your buddy's greasy face lights up" funniest sentence of all time.
Fuck is Burr funny, this was like a mini stand up act.
If you haven't already - you should really listen to his podcasts... I DIE laughing every time I listen, he's brilliantly funny.
@@KelleyBroussardMackaig oh jeez hahaha they really are great even the ten min clips are gold
bill burr is the best comedian to interview
Season 2 was fantastic.
Season 1 was a little weak compared to Season 2 -- which is a good thing! It's becoming the best show on Netflix.
I'm so glad to hear that - I'm a huge Bill Burr fan and I'm struggling to get through the first season. But I'm gonna hang in there. : )
Kelley Broussard Mackaig Get through season 1 and it's a treat from then on!
HAHAHAHAHA!! Good one Mike Owe - oh, that was brutal. ;)
NewWorld i thought season 1 was pretty solid, so im excited for season 2
What the Simpson's could've become.
"A deep fried eagle" lol
This audience did not deserve Bill
Dude. It's a tv interview. All things considered, the crowd was great.
Deep Fried Eagle LMFAO
Mr. Burr is in the conversation for the Goat. There are 2 things I would love to see him do. #1. Argue with Stephen A Smith . #2. Watch him destroy Steven A Smith.
#3. Go on Hot Ones
I’d pay to see that
Controlled fire on this interview. Bill killed it and turned around what could have been a boring interview. He's excellent at it,. His standup is even better. Make it out to a show if you can.
this interview was funnier than his special
im 15 mins in, and its just Bill rambling, this is awesome. This guys can just go on talking for hours by himself.
This was classic bill!! He just went in and took over the show lol
Those chairs do look uncomfortable
Just hand Bill a mic and let him go. Beautiful.
Oh my God this guy is on fire!! You can give him ANY topic and he'll make you laugh your ass off😂. One of the most quick-witted comedians I've ever seen😆
That bicycle shit is amazing
S.P.S. G.E. what minute
Great interview. The interviewer is a really likable guy. And bill is awesome as always!
I completely agree about inconsiderate people, in that they drive me crazy too. One of my pet peeve examples is when grocery shopping, in a store with aisles just big enough for two carts next to each other (using logic, one line of carts going one way and another going the opposite, like street traffic)- when someone ignores logic and the ever-growing line of people being inconvenienced as they roll their cart directly down the middle (preventing anyone from passing on either side), and abandon their cart (which is blocking traffic) while they take time to comparison shop for several minutes. This happens constantly. Pull off to the side. Pay attention to the other people around you, so that you will be aware of the half dozen pissed off people having to deal with your selfishness. Do you also drive down the center dividing-line, leaving your car in the middle of the street to go shopping? If not, then why would you do the same thing on a smaller scale?
Another example is littering/vandalism. There is a nice trail through a patch of woods that connects my apartment complex with the shopping center on the other side. It used to be quite pleasant to walk through on way to work or going to Kroger; now, it is strewn with garbage. It takes seven minutes to walk from my complex to the shopping center, which means that these lazy people couldn't be bothered to hold their cups or wrappers for three more minutes on the walk home. Kids would also tag the buildings in the center and destroy property/damage cars, so the shopping center has several times tried to fence off the trail so as to not allow any traffic. Granted, each time there would be a whole punched through the fence within a matter of days, and the center eventually just created an entrance by the trail and put up cameras, but it is a shame that they had to even do that much.
If people had more consideration for others, I think many of our problems would be solved, and fewer people would have such a negative outlook on the world/humanity. As it stands, I can relate to that feeling, but only because so many people either A) are too oblivious to notice how their actions are effecting others (which is the lesser offense, since it happens to everyone occasionally, and can be forgiven with an apology and attempt to correct the behavior), or B) don't even care that their actions are negatively effecting others, even if they did notice (which is worse, because it is basically giving the finger to everyone that you are negatively impacting).
These kinds of things drive me crazy. I can just see Bill doing the same thing I do, which is try to be tolerant for a few dozen seconds as the pressure builds, until you erupt with a frustrated and loud "Excuse me, Sir/Madam", as you move their abandoned cart to the side, or "Do you mind?" as the five people behind me sigh in relief that someone finally said something to the dick that is holding us all up. If I am particularly frustrated, I might say something like, "You know, if you move your cart to the side when you are browsing, the people behind you can then move around you, rather than you inconveniencing everyone around you." And I think Bill is enough like me that he would feel justified in his frustration in the moment, but would kick himself when replaying the incident for getting so frustrated/passive-aggressive.
You are so right. I HATE when people at the grocery store push their buggies right down the center of the isles - and I have to accidentally bump things off the shelves trying to go around them. I mean, I could just as easily say "excuse me" - but that's beside the point. Common decent courtesy has really become a think of the past.
Sorry to hear about that walk way that you used to use becoming such a dump... IMO - I think that they need to impose harsher fines for people who trash public spaces like that. It's unacceptable behavior.
Another pet peeve of mine is with my fellow smokers, along the same line with the littering one- tossing their butts, rather than putting them in a receptacle, or putting them out and disposing of the butts later, as I do. Especially nowadays, if you are not in a private residence, you are forced to smoke outside public buildings (government buildings, restaurants, shops/stores, etc.). Assuming there is no ash tray/can, I just knock the cherry off of mine, or put it out on the bottom of my shoe. I then put the butt into my back pocket, until I eventually encounter a trash can or place to properly dispose of waste. I don't just chuck mine into the woods, grass, etc. I guess this is just another manifestation of my pet peeve concerning disregard of others and being inconsiderate. And it doesn't even seem that out of my way or difficult.
For the most part, I am a selfish person, or more accurately, a rationally self-interested person. An aspect of the rational part, however, means understanding that if I have the right to certain things, others also have those rights. If I want others to pay me a certain consideration, I should do the same for them. If I don't want people trashing my place for instance, then I shouldn't trash any place that isn't mine. If I want people to be considerate of my time/needs in public, then I should do the same for them, and not waste their time by being selfish in a way that negatively impacts them.
Don't get me wrong, I don't live my entire life worried about what others think of my opinions/beliefs, or whatever- if I have been reasonable in the way that I treat you, and you still don't like me or are being a dick, then screw you. I only feel justified in feeling that way, however, if I have been reasonable. Again, I try to be considerate, and there are still times when I fail, and someone snaps at me or is aggressive, and then I find out that I was being inconsiderate in some way that I had not realized. I always apologize and promise to correct the behavior that they brought to my attention, and that usually solves the problem, and they perhaps feel like I do after snapping (that I wish I had started earlier and with more diplomacy, rather than letting the pressure building, and being more confrontational). That is why I said previously that not realizing how you are negatively impacting others is not as bad/is more understandable to me than just not caring how you negatively impact others, which is worse. Even if you actively try to be considerate towards others, there are going to be times when you are ignorant/unaware of their needs/problems. So long you apologize and attempt to correct, then it should be all good, and I should just write it off as 'mistakes are just part of human learning.' If you instead do not care how you screw others over, then I feel you lose the right to complain if those people then screw you over. If I point out that you are blocking people with your cart by going down the middle, and you say "tough" and continue, then I would feel justified (though I would never actually do it) in pushing in front of you and blocking your cart from moving. I can tell he is like me in that he has these types of frustrations and fantasies, but would never actually do most of what he dreams up- he will just yell or try to win with humor or by breaking someone down psychologically (not that I share this talent, just the frustrations/revenge fantasies). He has said a (para)phrase that I often do when dreaming up how to punish rude people- "and everyone else would probably just cheer at what I did to this a**hole! Oh well; I'd never f*cking do it- it's just nice to dream." lol.
You know you love Bill when you find something like this just as entertaining as his stand up.
It's simple , Bill Burr is as real as it gets . No make-up ,no political correctness no concern about being offensive .
We need this back in our societies .
I hope this ages good
Bill is the best. I love how he takes a terrible interview and turns it into comedy gold. F is for Family is a solid show too. Keep it up
bill kinda looks like ron howard in this interview
ole0000002 "A sickly Ron Howard"
ole0000002 he always looks like Ron Howard lol
yeah all redheads look the same
i don't know why he always reminds me of Chris Titus. Looks like his redhead cousin or some shit like it, also his voice and style are cynical as fuck....
I agree
19:53 "What kind of chair would you prefer?" "COMFORTABLE"
Holy shit this is like the best interview ever, I was laughing all the way through. It's fascinating how he owns the whole fucking room.
he always does man. it shows what being genuine with humor and insight can do
this show is hilarious. watched both seasons. come on season 3!
15:54 I'm actually going to pass out from laughing at this whole job bit.
Hes so laid back here meanwhile hes on fire!
"When your buddy's oily face lights up."
Controlled fire on this interview. Bill killed it and turned what could have been a boring interview around. He's excellent at it, his standup is even better. Make it out to a show if you can.
That third guy is so lucky. Imagine getting a compliment from Bill Burr. How rare must that be?
Bill Burr is just so great at giving people a hard time that seemingly everyone can't realize he's just joking. It reminds me of being with your buddies and you tear into one another, but it's never at all personal.
Great interview! Good format, great interviewer (just prompted Bill along, and let him do his thing) as well as didn't "stick to the script" 100% of the time . The fact that you had your own studio audience was perfect also!
One of the best interviews of Bill Burr that I've ever seen!!!!
@19:00 i lost it. Fell on the floor, dying, gasping for air, from laughter. 😂
Bill Burr is just so naturally funny, he is definitely one of the best comedians ever
Hahaha This interview is pure gold cause Bill can just rant his thoughts
Bill is a real comical genius. Stand up specials,F is for family, Monday morning podcast. Can't miss with this dude
Best interview in a while!! 💯👌
This is one of the best interviews I've ever seen. It's right up there with other interviews of Bill Burr. 😃
BUILD series has the best interviews. goddamn the host is good.
But the worst chairs.
These two guys should do a show together. The interviewer is on the same level as Bill and the dynamic works really well.
Mathew mcconaughey would be perfect for Vic...
My siblings and I say that all the time!
I thought that’s who he was based off of.
@@tabitharosefreeman1793 Yeah, he is. He's based off of one of his movie characters
Ceann MaGraff Wooderson from Dazed and Confused