#2472 - Jeff Ross
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What is discussed at the start of this section?
Joe Rogan Podcast, check it out. The Joe Rogan Experience. Train by day, Joe Rogan Podcast by night, all day. Joe. Good to see you, my friend. Same here, man. Life is good. Happy to be in Austin, Texas.
Happy to have you. Are you doing Kill Tony tonight?
I'll show up at Kill Tony tonight. Nice. Of course. My guy.
What are the highlights of Jeff Ross's career?
So happy for him. Yeah, he's killing it. He always talks about us. As his early supporters.
Oh, yeah, for sure.
I love that guy.
He's the best. I mean, that show is on fire. It's a fucking runaway train right now.
Everywhere I go, Kill Tony, Kill Tony, Kill Tony. Love you on Kill Tony.
It's such a fun show. You know, what a great idea. Kind of amazing nobody thought it up.
Well, he just kind of put his open mics and his roasts and his personality and his friends and has built a community. It's kind of amazing.
Oh, it's incredible. He's the new Johnny Carson. I mean, think about how many like Adam Ray's killing it, selling out giant theaters. All these guys that, you know, came through that show are fucking destroying now.
This is our tribe, Joe. I know. I love it. It's amazing. It's a good time for comedy. Did I hear that you have a German Shepherd?
No. No, I have a Golden Retriever, and I have a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.
Oh, okay. Little tiny fella. Somebody told me something different.
No. I love German Shepherds, but I don't have one. I have a German Shepherd. They're the best. You have to exercise the shit out of them, though. Yeah. They need work.
She loves to run around and dig and climb and adventures.
They need tasks. they're not like my golden he's just cool just chilling laying on his back getting his belly rubbed oh i follow him on instagram don't worry he's the best i look for my mornings with him i mean they're a very low maintenance dog and he he's trained he you could train him very easily but as far as like like a guard dog and that kind of useless my dog
My dog can, like, sit, stay, and run around frantically. I'll be like, run around frantically, and she'll just run around. Well, they have so much energy. Those dogs are just designed to work. I put her to work for two months this summer on Broadway. She came out at the end of my show and howled with me in the audience. She can howl on cue? We taught her. I had the same trainer that did Sandy from the show Annie, like, from when I was a kid. Bill Bertolone. And he's like, I could teach her. She's like a wild rescue German shepherd from the desert. And there she was, like, came out, jumped on a couch, hit her mark, turned to the audience, and we, like, sang. Oh, that's awesome. She had her own dressing room.
Nipsey. Her name's Nipsey. And then when the run was over, she was like, no more work, I need something else to do.
Yeah, they need things to do. Like people that just have them and have them in an apartment and don't go anywhere, like that's a crazy thing to do to a dog like that. Oh, look at her.
How does Jeff Ross describe his dogs and their behavior?
Oh my God, wow. Look how sweet. So she's a rescue dog?
She is. Where'd you find her? They found her in a bummy breeder in Reno during the pandemic. I had an old dog. I had an old senior dog that my ex found on the street. And we took care of her at the beginning of the pandemic. And the ex left, left the dog. So it was just me and this old, beat-up street dog for a few months. And the vet was like, I got another, a puppy, German Shepherd.
Oh, she was a puppy?
This one was, yeah. Oh, that's great. So now it was like five years ago already. So she's my bestie. Aww. Aww. And we do everything. I mean, I just love her to pieces. Like, I can't, even getting on the plane to come here yesterday, it was a part of me was like, should I bring her, let her run around the Four Seas for a couple days and whatever, but... Yeah, it's hard leaving them. It's like I have a kid. She looks at me, looking for the buzzwords. Are we going? Are we staying? Are we eating? I know. They get separation anxiety big time. And they get very attached to one person. Right. Yeah. You're her daddy. Oh, she's just so sweet. She'll lay in bed, never wakes me, rolls over. arms up, ready to get, she can't start the day without a full belly rub.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–0:28
2
What are the highlights of Jeff Ross's career?
0:28–3:00
3
How does Jeff Ross describe his dogs and their behavior?
3:00–11:34
4
What insights are shared about homeowners associations?
11:34–1:03:25
5
How does Jeff Ross maintain his mental and physical balance?
1:03:25–1:04:44
6
What insights does Jeff Ross share about the comedy community?
1:04:44–1:05:45
7
How does Jeff Ross describe his friendship with Tony?
1:05:45–1:06:51
8
What is the significance of Jeff Ross's new special?
1:06:51–2:14:14