Too Hot For The Gays | Your Mom's House Ep. 806

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Your Mom's House with Christina P. and Tom Segura 1h 15m 10 speakers 9 chapters transcribed
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Who are the main hosts of Your Mom's House Episode 806?

Tom Segura 0:00
What's everybody? This weekend I'm going to be at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minnesota. Friday, April 18th, and then Alliant Energy Center in Madison, Wisconsin. Saturday, April 19th, during my Come Together Tour. Get tickets now at TomSagura.com slash tour.

What is the significance of Tom Segura's Smurf Day and how is it celebrated?

Unknown 0:27
Oh, I'm a bad mother because I make
welcome to another episode
Tom Segura 1:44
To your mom's house. That was Ghetto Asian Girl Remix by CJQ Productions. Classic.
Christina Pazsitzky 1:54
It was a really good one.
Tom Segura 1:55
All-time hit, man.
Christina Pazsitzky 1:56
Yeah, that one's been in my head for a decade.
Tom Segura 1:59
Yeah.
Christina Pazsitzky 2:00
Hey, first of all, happy Smurf Day.
Tom Segura 2:02
Thank you.
Christina Pazsitzky 2:02
It's your Smurf Day.
Tom Segura 2:04
How old are you today now? I am 46 years old. Dang.
Christina Pazsitzky 2:07
I know. You look every day a bit older.
Tom Segura 2:11
Okay. All right.
Christina Pazsitzky 2:13
I think you're really coming into your middle-aged dadness. I think this is a good year for you. It's spectacular. Last year crushed for you. It's going to be even better.

Why is fisting described as more than a hobby but an identity?

Tom Segura 2:23
Thanks, Jean.
Christina Pazsitzky 2:24
Even better.
Tom Segura 2:25
You know what was great? After I did MSG, I went out to a big dinner, and you went to bed. I don't go out to late dinners. At one point, Jimmy, who I work with, came down to my end of the table, and he was like, you know, congratulations, this is a big day. And I was like, yeah, thanks, man. He goes, hey, you know, I was looking, I was kind of doing a little trivia.
Tom Segura 3:02
1984. That must have been like ill communication. But then he goes, he goes, it was 84. He goes, so you're 52? And I go, what? And he goes, you're like 52? And I go, I'm 45. And he was like, oh. So yeah, you only would have been like four or five years old. I was like, right.
Christina Pazsitzky 3:23
Thank you.
Tom Segura 3:24
Yeah. No, I'm not seven years older than you thought.
Christina Pazsitzky 3:28
But you've always, people have always assumed you were older than you are.
Tom Segura 3:32
Since I was 15 years old.
Christina Pazsitzky 3:34
What is that attributed to? Facial hair? Body hair?
Tom Segura 3:37
Kind of all of it. I was basically this size at 15, 16. Yeah. And I was shaving my face.
Christina Pazsitzky 3:45
At 15? That's when it started?
Tom Segura 3:47
Well, so this is the sideburns come in, then the peach fuzz comes in. But by 16, 17, I would have, you know, 5 o'clock shadow. Oh, my God. Yeah. So I had facial hair. And when I was 16, 17, I would walk into a bar and they were like, go ahead and sit down. You're like, all right. That's so great. Yeah. Not always. Sometimes they would know. They're like, you're not fucking 21. But man, that shit was fun. That is good. That's when it was cool. Now when people are like, what are you, 55? I'm like, no, not yet.
Christina Pazsitzky 4:18
Thankfully for women, they don't guess your age. I don't want to know. You don't need to guess. I'll just tell you.
Tom Segura 4:25
There's also there's a limit to how weird people get about that, though. Like if somebody are really like if you want to know someone like someone who goes like, I will not divulge my age. Like, what are we doing here?
Christina Pazsitzky 4:36
It's so weird, especially if you're a person that's in the public arena like Wikipedia knows all.
Tom Segura 4:42
And some people have that hidden. There are people where they go. Oh, really? Sure, you can look people up. They go, no known birthday. That's insane. So dumb. Insane.
Christina Pazsitzky 4:53
You know what's crazy, too? I knew this Hungarian mom growing up who wouldn't let her daughter call her mom. The daughter had to call her by her first name.
Tom Segura 5:04
Why?
Christina Pazsitzky 5:04
Because she didn't want to be.
Tom Segura 5:06
Oh, mom.
Christina Pazsitzky 5:07
Mom. She didn't want to be aged.
Tom Segura 5:08
A mom is old. it's not that's fucked up my aunt who's been on this show blanca she had this thing this whenever it was you know you'd always when you're kids and it's one of the adults birthdays there's always a little celebration cake so i'd be like how old are you because it's normal to be seven and ask how old are you yeah she would always go i'm 21 and one burning and i go what what and i always thought she was saying 21 and one bernie yeah like the name bernie and i was like this is the dumbest thing i've ever heard and the thing she was actually saying was 21 and one burning i still don't understand i guess that's i think it's an old expression right can you look that up 21 and one 21 and one burning like meaning another candle's burning that's that's stupid that's not what that doesn't even make sense yeah

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