Sean Evans

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163 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2025 last heard Mar 2025

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I think the director is just like, yeah, that sounds good to me. He's like, Sean, you like that? You like that? I'm like, whatever you want, Matthew. He's like, that's the one. That's the one. And then even when he was sitting down, He'd look to the director and he'd go, now are we NFL execs wheeling and dealing? Are we common folk eating wings in a Buffalo diner?
Cause he was just like trying to get the motivation for his character, you know? And then I think the reason that that commercial works so well is because that's how he'll attack every scene that he does. And then he gives a shit commercial really, really gives a shit.
Like, and it's kind of inspiring to me because in those situations, the only responsibility I'll feel is like, I'll be like, okay, just don't fuck up this line. You know, just hit my mark. Don't fuck up this line. Um,
But to see his just kind of creative process and enthusiasm in that moment, I thought was just amazing.
I think, you know, part of the problem is everybody who works at airports is so burned out, you know, and you can kind of tell when you're going through. Like the other day I was, you know, going through a security line, you know, and I'm like, you know, just ask the TSA guys, like, do laptops come out?
And he like didn't even really look at me and he like looked over my shoulder and he goes, laptop, stay in the bag. It's not that complicated like that. But in my head, I'm like, yeah, dude, it is that fucking complicated. Yeah. It changes airport to airport. Even in this airport, it changes lane to lane. It is that complicated. But it's just kind of that over and over again.
Exactly. So that's a problem. I like to sleep on flights, so pilots that get super chatty and are telling you that you're flying over the Grand Canyon and are going through humidity and wind speed of your destination when you land and they're really filling you in, that can kind of stop.
Also, too, they'll pipe up and talk to you about deals that you can get if you sign up for the United Credit Card and stuff like that.
Yeah, and they're just talking while I'm trying to sleep on the plane. That's kind of insane to me.
You couldn't have eaten that at the gate, man? Yeah, we're all animals, and you're really exposed to it when you're at the airport, especially just being treated like cattle, herded onto these planes. And you know what? I flew from New York to Austin today, and it was one of those planes that's like a greyhound bus with wings. So I'm like, even if you get a first-class ticket, it's just like this.
But I'm like, is that a long enough flight to get the pop-down ticket?
oh and the other thing too the pat downs at TSA yeah a little much I think like I had one today aggressive yeah aggressive and they're like oh you just gotta check your stomach and I was like that was a little lower than my stomach you know in front of everybody and the back of the hand yeah yeah back of the hand I've had so many back of hands against my nuts where I'm like at least I don't know to an audience of like 80 witnesses yeah you know yeah and they're like what is that that's my fucking bean bag dude
Have those gotten... Oh, you know... The DMs off the top of my head, I'm sure there's been a bunch of them. But as you know, I think when you go through the Hot Ones gauntlet, you kind of either become friends for life, like you and me, or this person never wants to see me again. Does that happen? Yeah. There's no middle ground. But one of my favorite moments is...
when we shot with dave grohl he brought in a bottle of crown royal and he made me go shot for shot as we went wing for wing you know it's like this big bonding experience i remember after the shoot we're out back in the alley i don't even smoke cigarettes i was just chain smoking with dave grohl you know yeah he's like you want a cigarette and i'm like yeah yeah yeah exactly so we're just sitting back there chatting heroin yeah like let's party and then um he goes uh
hey, I've got a premiere for my movie tomorrow. You've got to stick around. I was supposed to get on a plane and go back. And I was like, I've got to stay. So I called my team. I'm like, is there any way that I can just stay in LA and go to Dave's thing? I'm trying to be best friends with Dave Grohl right now.
Yeah, they said yes. They made it work. So I stayed, went to the premiere. And then afterwards, they had this friends and family Foo Fighters show. So I went and saw Foo Fighters in an intimate club, which is so cool. But in the middle of the show, Dave goes, So last night, or he was like, so yesterday I got to do one of my favorite shows of all time.
And at three o'clock this morning, I woke up and shit my fucking brains out. So this next song is dedicated to Sean Evans. He's in the audience. It's like a movie like spotlight on me while I'm just standing there in the audience. And then he covered shame. And then in the chorus, he'd be like, shame. And they go, shame on you, Sean.
And by the end of the song, like the whole crowd is going, shame on you, Sean. Shame on you, Sean. So-
It was awesome.
Yeah. Like, I don't know if because by the end, shockingly, it's usually a very positive shoot experience. I would imagine that these things would go flying off the rails all the time, you know, like if you just look at it on paper. But honestly, like 95% of the time, it's like they're happy they did it when they're done, even if there's some turbulence while we're going through the thing.
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