Kris Jenner | Club Random with Bill Maher
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What’s the story behind Kendall’s 818 Tequila and how did it spark the conversation?
Sit over there. With your
bucket of ice, you either have a sore foot or you're planning on having a tequila. Look what I brought you.
Is that your tequila? It's Kendall's. Right. I remember when she started that.
Mm-hmm. Eight one eight.
Man, eight one eight. I I seem to remember that tequila was not like a popular drink when we were young.
It was when when I was young because I grew up in San Diego so I was close to the border.
Oh.
And if we wanted to go drinking we would go to Tijuana.
You were bootlegging in tequila? That's right. Is that That's my history. You could make that the family origin story.
I know, I know. Kendall's got a better one, and I'm too old school for her, but Uh and I'm kind of a vodka girl, but
Well, I do drink tequila.
Well th I got you three different kinds, I think.
I don't often drink
Añejo. But
when I do a
pesado and then the blanco somewhere. Anyway, you'll enjoy it. You'll like it.
The darker one?
Well the
What are you trying to say?
I guess both of us would know about that. I'm I'm saying I don't know. I find it sh sh shinier and like liquor. So I know. I know. What what's the difference? What would that be?
Well we just um They're just I don't know. They're just different colours. You know. You're so funny. So you're here but
I mean what's it this is a lighter feel to it? There must be a difference. It can't just be the color.
I think it's the way that they're aged, the way that they're produced, the way that the you know what's
the effect on me? Do I feel like
it'll get just as drunk? Well
Do you uh d do you have so so many products that you can't you you don't have the time to work with? No, this
isn't no this isn't this isn't mine. Kendall actually spent a lot of time
in Mexico
doing this and I'll tell you one cool thing about it and then we can move on. But the cool thing that I love about this is when they finish making the tequila with the agave plant. And it comes out of the kiln. They take what's left over and make it into bricks and then they build houses for the people in the community. They and and you know, give back to w all the people that live around there that can't afford to do that for themselves. So it's pretty cool and Kendall's Alisco?
What what country?
Mexico.
I was there once for a a movie I did in the eighties. No, I was like You know, I was my first year in um first year first decade in show business, mostly a stand up. But I did movies like Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death and Oh, one of
my faves.
Wow. Well, it did win eleven Academy Awards, but um
It did not. Oh
no it didn't. No.
I'm like, wait a second, I missed out on that one. That's funny. Now, d is this on streaming? That's not a real movie, right?
Uh at this point I'm streaming. No, uh I it it's a real movie absolutely. It's a movie I did in nineteen eighty eight. So this is I'm just saying, uh so I did this other movie called Club Med. This is m do you remember the era of the movie of the week? Yeah. Of course. I do. Of course you do. I'm the same age as
you.
I know. And I have to tell you I people think I'm crazy, like but I I was telling him I said Maybe it's dating me, but I find you the by far the most interesting Kardashian Is that a is that Well, because we're
the same age. And because we're the same generation.
But it's not just because we're the same age. It's because by reaching this age, we have thirty more years of wisdom, experience, things that happen to us. Anyone else. Well, uh but then somebody who's thirty five.
Yeah. But that's what mate that's why so many people watch the show because you can uh relate to somebody. There's so many of us that you know what I mean? You could if you're twenty five or if you're sixty five.
For mi You know, if I'm gonna act this is t we're just talking,
yeah.
You know, to talk to somebody. Uh, I would much rather talk to somebody who is this age because again we have all these Life experiences. Yes, and w I mean, I wouldn't go back to thirty, would you?
No.
It i w it was just no because I'd have to have my stupid thirty year old brain.
Yeah, well I had by the time I was thirty I had
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