#648 - Vince Vaughn
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Did you ever notice how dating apps feel like you're just kind of scrolling through a yard sale of human emotions? I know a lot of people, good people, who want something real, like actual commitment, not just a WYD at 1147 p.m. That's why I like this app called Upward. It's for people where faith actually matters. Not just, yeah, I went to church twice in 2014. I'm talking shared values, family, commitment, integrity. The stuff that makes a relationship solid. What's cool is you're starting from the same foundation. You're not three weeks in wondering, oh, you don't believe in marriage? Because that's a wild Tuesday to have.
How does the discussion about dating apps highlight the search for real connections?
Upward is built for people who want to date with intention. Like you're actually trying to build something. Whether faith is the center of your life or just how you were raised, it helps you meet someone who's aligned before things get serious. And look, I'm not saying I've got it all figured out. You know that. I'm still out here. But if you're tired of guesswork and want something grounded in real values, this might be your move. Download Upward and start dating with intention. Go find your person. Austin, Texas. I'll be doing a show there April 1st. That's coming up soon at ACL Live at the Moody Theater. And I'm just prepping my material for my Netflix taping. And so be grateful to be down there to be one of the last times to see the Return of the Rat tour.
Tickets are on sale now at theovon.com slash T-O-U-R. If you can make it. Thank you for your support. Today's guest is an actor. He's known for just being that figure, that humor man. Wedding Crashers, Swingers, Dodgeball, Rudy, and the list goes on. His new movie, Mike and Nick and Nick and Alice, is on Hulu this Friday, March 27th. I had a great time with today's guest, Mr. Vince Vaughn.
We'll be right back.
So do you have a place there?
Yeah. Cool. I've actually been thinking about moving recently.
That's cool.
I know. I'm kind of excited.
I'm kind of scared. I'm always scared. You are? Well, when you make a new purchase.
Yeah. I don't like to spend any money on anything. I just like to kind of keep it somewhere until the devil takes it or whatever.
Yeah. Right. And you also feel sometimes, I think, like... this is, you know, you kind of know what you have and how that works. And now how does this change your spending and what you're doing? Cause you always feel like, well, gosh, what happens if it, if it goes away, you know?
Yeah. One of my friends said something to me the other day about buying a house. He goes, well, you could invest it in the stock market or you could invest it in a home. He's like, you can't live in the stock market. Right. And that was kind of interesting to me because I was like, oh yeah, well at least if you put your money into a home, then you, if it's going up and then you're living in it while you have it.
That's right. I mean, There's ways to look at it because I kind of looked at it because I never was educated in any of it. So as I made money, I started to figure it out more. But I started to look at stuff like what makes me money every month and then what costs you money every month. And so a house is kind of both because you have your property taxes, especially here. And you also have your mortgage if you do and the stuff that goes with it. But it can go up in value as well. So I started buying rental properties that I could rent out for that reason because it was tangible and I could make money every month off it. The market, I never studied it. But I guess if you do the S&P, I mean, I never spent my energy on that.
But a house, I'm like, this neighborhood's nice. I think it's going up. Okay, I'll buy something here.
Like trusting your instincts about that? Yeah, because you're more exposed to it. Yeah, that's where you're driving through it or something, you're seeing things.
Yeah, like the old thing was like, this neighborhood's not, these neighborhoods are good, now this one's not. Okay, I'll buy there. Yeah. Do you know what I mean? Oh, yeah. But then you've got to balance it with what you enjoy in your life.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–0:40
2
How does the discussion about dating apps highlight the search for real connections?
0:40–4:13
3
What insights does Vince Vaughn share about his upbringing?
4:13–5:31
4
How does Vince Vaughn describe his experiences in Hollywood?
5:31–50:12
5
What pressures do people face in life choices?
50:12–52:06
6
How do humor and authenticity relate in comedy?
52:06–54:49
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What lessons can we learn from past relationships?
54:49–1:00:51
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How does nostalgia influence our current lives?
1:00:51–1:42:38