Aaron Weber
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233 appearances
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
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I don't know if y'all been to an urgent care. Go check it out. It's fun. I like it in there. It's better than a real doctor. I think... There's no ego at an urgent care. That's what's fun, you know? You go to a doctor's office, they talk down to you, right? Diplomas on the wall. They're like, I went to school. I know everything. Urgent care is like, do you have $40? Let's figure this out together.
We don't know any more than you, you know? Let's put our heads in a room, and let's tackle this sinus infection as a team, and that's fun. You know how you fill out all your info in the lobby on like a clipboard, and then they take you to another room and act like you never did that? So the nurse comes in, or face to face, she's asking me questions. She goes, what are you in for?
I said, my nose is clogged. She said, you been taking anything? I said, just Sudafed. And she goes, oh, can you spell that for me? I was like, Sudafed? I maybe could. I would like you to take a stab at it though, right? Feels like something you should know. I know y'all share a lease with a T-Mobile store, but this feels like day one stuff, honestly.
Look, I've been taking ibuprofen as well, so maybe I sounded that one out.
But the other thing I think about is that my children, even though they love books now, they will never have the joy of Encyclopedia Britannica. Holding one of those and flipping through it and, you know, I don't know, coming upon a naked... Yeah, you can't browse for anything anymore. No. Yeah. You have to, like, look for something specific.
It's so funny you mentioned that. My wife's cousin, I was just talking to him, and he told me that his kid was watching... a TV show on his tablet or something and a commercial came on and he thought it was broken. He was like, well, something's wrong. It's not exactly what I wanted. Yeah, man.
And best to you out there in the podcast universe. Notice I had to take five breaths to get that out. This never-ending sinus infection never ends. There you go. It just keeps on coming. But I do feel a little bit better.
Not that you asked, but I feel a little bit better.
You don't ask me anything. You don't care. You don't care about me. You don't care. No one cares. No one cares. Except for the listeners. They write in. Hope you die. Hope Brian feels better. Where's Astrid?
Yes. Everybody loves the ladies of this show, but I am not the most loved part of this show. I will share that right now. Fine. You get no episodes of the commercial break. None. Take it off air. How's that? TCB Infomercial Tuesday with Aaron Weber. Aaron Weber, an up-and-coming comic from the Nashville comedy scene. The Nashville comedy scene is quite the scene, apparently.
I'll share with you in a minute what's going on at the Nashville Comedy Festival, which is right around the corner in just a couple weeks in April. So if you're out there, it's quite a big deal.
And quite a few comics who have been on this show are going to be in Nashville at some point during the comedy festival doing it, including our very first ever celebrity guest, Veer Das, who's doing like six different shows at the Nashville Comedy Festival.
Isn't that crazy?
Good for Veer. He's doing zanies. Good for Veer.
Yeah.
Poor Veer.
He was our first interview, and he could not have been nicer sitting at the floor of his hotel room, hugging onto a pillow, hoping that this never gets anywhere outside the bounds of the TCB RSS feed. Yeah. So Aaron Webber is a up and coming comic.
He is one of the co-hosts of Nateland, the podcast Nateland with Nate Bargatze, who is, of course, probably the biggest comedian in the world right now. I would say him, Sebastian Maniscalco and some others who are just selling out theater after theater, room after room. No, Nate Bargatze is selling out arenas. Excuse me. Let me put it that way, as is Sebastian.
arenas he's coming here and we wanted to get tickets I was like let you know after we watched his special Astrid and I were really impressed he was really funny At first, it was a little, for me, I'm just sharing my personal opinion. It was a little slow. I was like, oh, he's a little slow in plotting.
But it didn't take long before I turned a corner and I was like, this is on purpose and this is really funny. Like he is, that is his brand of comedy. He knows what he's doing. He knows how to work a room, even when that room is 12,000 people. So I say to Astrid, let's go. We enjoyed his special and now I've watched all of his, I mean, all of his specials. And I said, let's go.
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