Episode 161 - Reg Thomas
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Yeah, yo.
We can roll, man. You know, you good. I was fencing, but I was like, you know what? Shut the fuck up. This is the part of being a mature man is that you have to have impulse control. There you go. That's it. Impulse control for real. Brother, I was finna let that shit fly. I'm gonna tell you off camera. All right. All right. So we rolling? All right, man. Look, we back. We back. And we in this bitch with my nigga, man. Yeah, man. You know what I'm saying? I'm Deontay Cox. This is the Grizzly Nights podcast. Who's in front of the camera? Big Ice Cup Cat. Yeah, man. You see him. And you see the man.
What's up, baby?
You see the man. Yeah. Money AF finalist. What up, man? How you doing, man? Turned national. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Honorary Nick. Yeah, man. You know what I'm saying? Bro.
life has been sweet bro yeah we proud as fuck of you yo you winning bro yeah dog listen I thank you so much because you gave me some advice that really stuck with me you was like yo be free be fearless be fearless man no matter what you got going on be fearless not too many people knew I got back on the show and I told you about it you were very you've always just been someone who was like very supportive of me but like you came to my show New Year's Eve and you was like yo I love that shit you were funny but I seen these jokes be fearless to do new shit and go on an adventure with the audience And when I got back on the show, first of all, they had me fucked up having me off the show in the first place.
But when I got back on the show, that little piece of advice you gave me, movies in North Carolina, that stuck with me. And like, yeah, man, like, I just had to go be Phyllis and make sure I have fun. So I always thank you for that. I always credit you for that. So thank you again.
Already, man. For sure. I'm telling you, Brad, it was like, even when you hit me up and you was like, yo, let me open up for you in New York, because we had a New York show. It was a no-brainer, nigga. I was already fucking with you.
Who are the hosts and what is the vibe at the start of the episode?
Yeah, I didn't know. Because I was telling Eagle, I was like, I don't look at niggas and be like, oh, you only got this many followers. Like, it don't matter. If I think you're funny, let's do it.
And that was the thing, like, when it comes to comedy, you'd be surprised how many people are already comedy people. Because with Shitwave and everything you had going on, you were like, I already like yourself. I was like, I didn't, like, I didn't even think you knew who I was.
Bro, you'd be surprised, bro. I'm really, I'm really, I'm really... in them back rooms of like, I love comedy.
Yeah. You, you was very at home when we was running around and at the store. Yeah. That was another thing like, like bro, I really feel like I started living life seven weeks ago.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the fee‑free banking benefits promoted by Chime?
0:00–3:52
2
Who are the hosts and what is the vibe at the start of the episode?
3:52–10:19
3
How does Reg Thomas describe his recent career breakthroughs and tour plans?
10:19–36:57
4
What does the conversation reveal about past blue‑collar jobs and the importance of mental‑health support?
36:57–49:43
5
What are the comedians riffing on with the “flippin’ dick jokes” at the beginning?
49:43–59:27
6
How does the conversation shift to talking about family, kids, and making decisions for them?
59:27–1:12:25
7
When do they start discussing touring, stand‑up ambitions, and the challenges of performing live?
1:12:25–1:24:17
8
Where does the episode transition into the sponsored segment about hair‑care products and later talk about money, retirement, and future plans?
1:24:17–1:37:00