Caleb Pressley
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202 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
Caleb Pressley’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The one thing that can be your whole life can get you just into one thing, one moment. Yeah, I was thinking about that yesterday. Well, this is actually a bad example, but I was thinking about it. I was reading an article from a while back. It was about Morgan Wong because I was getting ready for his episode. And there's a part in it with P. Diddy.
And P. Diddy at the time was like, yo, we've got to stop.
canceling people he was like vouching for uh wall he's like we gotta start stop canceling people we gotta give people second chances he was like saying like everything that like probably he hoped he was he probably knew he was doing some bad shit he was like putting it starting to spread the word like we gotta make sure we can't just like look upon people negatively i was like damn but you do one bad thing he probably did you know a few times or whatever but
That's how people know you. Probably forever.
Would you? I don't know. I mean, just being at dinner for too long stresses me out. I get to do my thing now is I'll get to check before the food comes.
Because you can stay in the restaurant once you pay as long as you want. Yeah. But you can't leave if you don't pay. Yep. Bring the check first.
I don't understand people who are dumb. At least 20%, I feel like that's... Yeah. I get the argument, I guess, for people being like, well, they didn't do anything. But at the same time, like, that's their job. Yeah, you knew when you went in there. You, yeah, like... It's kind of on you that you're paying them for nothing.
I know. Every time you wrap up, everyone's like, uh...
yeah because i don't shoot it like this i don't shoot like a free-flowing conversation because i know how it's going to edit so i just like that's a waste of time to even do all those uh segues and in middlemen parts of the conversation i skip right to the meat yeah it's a very awkward conversation oh it's a good point you just you do skip right to the meat dude um what do you yeah do you think diddy what do you think happened there
Oh, it gets into their skin? Yeah. Is that really a thing? Stuff can go into your body through your body? I don't know, buddy. Because think about all the things that go on your skin. Oh, totally. I mean, like is my shirt going into my skin? Yeah.
The anus thing with the anus and the scrotum or whatever are getting shorter.
I don't know. I just listened to Joe Rogan say that. The perineum or whatever it's called?
I'd call it a beach, dude. I've never thought about that in my life. I never thought there'd be about a beach in Louisiana.
No, it's not, dude. Dude, keep believing in yourself.
We're doing good. You're right. We're doing good. We just haven't talked about anything important. Yeah, that's kind of it, I guess. We haven't said anything really of any significance.
We haven't said anything.
Yeah. Well, the thing that was how Barstool was set up was Dave is very hands-off. So he doesn't tell you what you should be doing. When you start doing what you're doing, he doesn't talk to you. You really just go complete non-communication with him 100% of the time. What that culture breeds, I think, is like a...
kind of an entrepreneurial spirit, I guess, the people who are successful there at Barstool, because you have to be. And they have the resources. Obviously, they're taking the risk on you by paying your salary because they're going to pay you if your content sucks or if your brand loses the brand deal or whatever. Like, every two weeks, you're getting paid. So they're taking that chance.
And obviously, if you do well, they have the upside. Facts. But... it's really, it's a place where I was able to kind of, they gave me the resources, but I was able to kind of build out, you know, I started working with Tom, who's my editor, and we worked together for years, Developed a camaraderie. My producer, Kelsey, who you've met, like we started working together, developed camaraderie.
So we had to make my own little business inside of Barstool. Right. So going out and doing my own thing really was pretty much exactly the same because I already had my business inside of Barstool, inside of the bigger business. Oh, yeah. But I would like to do some other stuff outside of Sunday Conversation. I don't know what. I mean, how was your movie experience?
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