Tan France w/ Sam Morril & Mark Normand - We Might Be Drunk Podcast
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What is discussed at the start of this section?
Yeah, we could not drink. But everybody's like, I'm sober now. I can't do the show again.
I remember we really wanted Hank Azaria on the podcast. Because we're obviously Simpsons guys. Yeah, big time. Big time sober. And not only that, they're like, it's going to piss off our people if we do it. And we're just like, so yeah, you don't have to drink on this. That's how we're opening the show with Can France.
What celebrity encounters are mentioned?
You should make that more clear to PR people.
We said might be drunk.
That's a good point.
We didn't say definitely. That's a good point. It could happen. Oh, Deli Boy, like New Delhi. No. Oh, sorry. Oh, sorry.
Not everything is a pun, Mark. I saw Indian guys. To be fair, that would be fun.
When I said I was at Deli Boys, my mom assumed it was New Delhi. Okay.
No, but we know Asif Ali.
And the other guy's called Saga. And those two together are fucking amazing. And then the woman on the right, if you don't know who she is, she is one of the greatest comedy actresses. She's on a show called Never Have I Ever. And she's fucking fantastic on it.
And it's on Hulu right the show okay? I'm gonna check it out.
It's a good show great hair on Indians. It's unbelievable You have great hair you got you good. It's a little fucked right now. Yeah, I just had to get it bleached I didn't mean to say yeah right after you said that yeah I'm again fucked up right now. I just got a bleach which is crazy. It's yellow right now So please don't notice that it's yellow.
I didn't notice please don't lie It's got a little Hitler going
It sure does. New Delhi. Oh, no, sorry. Deli Boys. Now you got it in my head. New Delhi.
You should run with New Delhi. Put an H in there.
Well, you say a New Delhi Boys season. You're like, ah, shit.
Yeah, exactly.
New Delhi Boys.
New Delhi Boys. She's hot.
Yeah, she's wonderful. So, yeah, I mean, we met like years ago because I first off saw you.
Are we going?
Yeah, we're going. We're going.
Okay. Okay. I was just saying to my publicist, we've never talked about this. When we first met, I thought, oh, this guy fucking hates me. Really? I get that a lot. Jimmy Fallon. Do you remember? Fallon. Fallon. We were backstage. I was going on. Your girlfriend at the time was going on.
Yes.
I've dated a lot of comedians.
And I knew her, but I'd never met her. So I went back to say hello. And you were there and I was a fan of yours. I was like, oh my gosh, I love your work. And you couldn't have been more awkward. Really? Oh my God. I don't remember this. And then I went back to my green room and I was like, that guy's obviously homophobic. Really? Holy shit. Because I knew it wasn't my fault because I'm nice as fuck. And I was like, it can't be anything other than the only thing he had to go on is he's got to be homophobic. And then you messaged. And I was like, oh, he's not homophobic. No, it's my face.
That's even worse. I'd rather be homophobic. I can change that. I can't change my face.
I think you were just high as fucking... You just didn't know how to... Well, you know what it was?
You were talking to her and I didn't want to take her moment because I knew she was a fan of yours. So I think I was kind of pulling back a little. But yeah, the second you left, I was like, I fucking love that guy. Because we had watched... I'll be honest. I wasn't going to turn on Queer Eye on my own, but she would put it on. Obviously. And I was like, this is fucking good. And you were my favorite. Oh, that's nice. And... Nice. I love the hair guy, too. Jonathan. I like him, too. I love Jonathan. No, but you guys were like the two guys. I was like, oh, I like when your segments would pop up. Thanks, man. And yeah, man.
No, it's like. That's funny because he walked away and told me that you were anti-Semitic. Well, he was right. Yeah.
Wow, great read. No, but that show, I think I messaged you something like, oh, no, I think you guys, like, that positivity, the world is so negative. I was like, that positivity is needed.
Yeah, man. Yeah, yeah. Afterwards, you were so nice. And then we ended up hanging out. Yeah. No, we hung a few times. Yeah, we actually hung out.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:07–0:26
2
What celebrity encounters are mentioned?
0:26–8:01
3
How does Tan France describe his experience in Salt Lake City?
8:01–19:00
4
What insights does Tan share about being a gay man in Utah?
19:00–42:08
5
What are the challenges of watching movies with different tastes?
42:08–42:25
6
How does Tan France feel about Tilda Swinton's film choices?
42:25–42:45
7
What insights does Tan share about his encounters with celebrities?
42:45–43:13
8
What are the etiquette issues discussed regarding airplane behavior?
43:13–1:28:26
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