884. Full Length: Bad Thoughts Ft. Tom Segura

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What is the main topic of this episode?

Andy Frisella 0:03
What is up guys it's Andy Purcell and this is the show for the realest sake of out of the lies the fakeness and delusions of modern society and welcome to motherfucking reality guys As always we have DJ
DJ 0:29
Yeah, there he is. Special full-length episode today. We got a special guest, Mr. Tom Seguera. What's happening, brother? How are you? Good. Thanks for having me, man. Yeah, man. It's great to have you here, too. He's in town doing the Fox Theater.
Tom Segura 0:45
how is it it's amazing dude it's one of the most beautiful theaters in the country i've always i've been playing st louis like my whole career you know i i think my first stop here was helium and i've done like a variety of different venues i've been to the fox a few times it's one of the best it's one of the best theaters in the country it sucks when you came in though man we had the storm I almost took you out, man. It was actually a gnarly descent into St. Louis. We touched down about 10 minutes before the tornado, and you could tell something was happening. But yeah, we made it through it. People were fun last night.
DJ 1:25
Yeah.
Tom Segura 1:25
Was it good? Yeah, it was great.
DJ 1:27
It was great. I mean, dude, look. We kind of get left off the list of a lot of things, let's be real. That's real. You know, I'm sure it has nothing to do with the fucking war zone that we live in downtown, but we always appreciate you coming through and doing your thing, man. So what's been going on? Got a new Netflix?
Tom Segura 1:45
New series out, yeah. It's called Bad Thoughts. It's on Netflix. It was the most fun I've ever had creatively making it, you know, because it was kind of like... It really was the thing you dream of where the studio, the network in this case was just like pretty much like just make what you want, you know, because I've been through other development processes and pilots where, you know, the first time you meet with executives, they're like, yeah, make what you want. And then a couple of months in, they're like, take all this shit out. Not like that. yeah yeah and it's a it's a real bummer of a process when it's like that so this was like the opposite where we got to make i mean pretty wild uh stories that we wrote it's basically anthology so it's like these self-contained stories um and we we got to make what we wanted so yeah it was really fun and nobody stepped in and said hey wait a minute dude this is like a little too much

What is Tom Segura's new Netflix series about?

Tom Segura 2:39
I mean, there was a couple of times where they were like, this is pretty, they were like, this is pretty crazy. You know, in the writing process, very, like very few notes. And then in the edit, you know, they were like, this is particularly gruesome. Can we dial this back? And we were like, maybe.
DJ 3:00
Yeah, but dude, isn't that the, isn't that the like, Isn't that the point? Like, isn't the point to walk the line? Yeah.
Tom Segura 3:07
Yeah. I think, I mean, also I think, you know, in the stories we were making, we were making pretty crazy stories. You know, one is about, um, a guy who goes to a barista and they put in, he asked for a splash of milk and they basically give him like a cup of milk. And so he's like, Hey, can you remake this? And the barista is really rude. And so then the guy kills everybody in the right. Well, I mean, we've all been there, bro. It's like wish fulfillment. Everybody has encountered a retail person where you're like, I'm going to fucking kill this guy.
DJ 3:44
I want to. And everybody else.
Tom Segura 3:46
Yeah, exactly. All of you. So that was like the fantasy of the story. And then they were like, hey, this is pretty violent. I was like, yeah, that's the whole point. It's a violent fantasy. And then they let it go. I mean, I rip a guy's jaw out of his face in the thing. You probably deserved it. I've learned not to fuck with my baristas, though, man.
DJ 4:03
You should never fuck with people that fuck with your food.
Tom Segura 4:05
Food specifically, but the they thems, bro, they'll get you. The they thems, bro, listen, they will get you, bro. I've learned just to leave it alone. Even if it is fucked up, I just leave it alone, man. You just leave it alone. I just leave it alone, bro.

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