My Favorite George Foreman - George Foreman III | Tosh Show

[@StylesDark]

Had no idea about that lettuce term

[@ZeRoUnload]

Even googling the term just brings up fashion forums etc so idk if it’s a big deal

[@jordanstephens4178]

Must be a cali thing I'm from Texas and have heard alot of shit but never that lmao

[@treesin2199]

Trim is a common term for some hoo hah so I think they are kinda deducing what lettuce trim is.

[@nickinskeep]

Same, never heard it. But the second he asked if anyone knew what it meant it became very clear lol

[@Tubesockfullofbakedbeans]

100% I've never heard that before

[@warpig869]

This podcast is so good. The way Daniel is able to riff with people who are not comedians and bring them up and lets them shine, seems to be quite unmatched in the podcast space.

[@Blancobytheway]

So true, Tosh’s skill set is perfect for podding because he’s basically a pro at this type of thing already, so even though the show is brand new it feels like he’s been doing this forever as it comes off so naturally.

[@Massangler1856]

Think tosh has the lettuce trim thing backwards. The labia term comes from the clothing term.

[@Heyitsallgoodman]

It's because it's his friends. It's the key ingredient.

[@braun1017]

Theo is on that level

[@CorinneCrow]

Theo is definitely the master there. He interviews so many people with boring jobs and make them seem fantastic

[@rootshirt]

"My dads nickname was monkey" "I'm never gonna say that" 😂😂😂

[@dorklyasmr6017]

I still can't quite believe how incredibly good Tosh is at interviewing. I know he's mostly interviewing friends and colleagues right now while he puts this thing together but he is legit a top tier interviewer.

[@JulioMartinez-ic5gm]

"The one and only" followed by "the third" fucking killed me

[@DaneOrschlovsky]

The delivery was perfectly delivered.

[@sportsfront5480]

This was my favorite one so far. Watching Tosh realize the origin of 'Monk' in real time was terrific, but the whole thing was outstanding.

[@albertlabrouche159]

Mine too

[@PatrickStaal]

I didn't think it would be, but it was the best one yet. I had a constant smile on my face for 45 minutes. Are they getting better?

[@themanagement69]

@@PatrickStaal I listened to the audio while commuting, but it had me grinning and giggling so much I had to put a face to the name and voice.

[@livewithmeterandnomeasureb1679]

@@PatrickStaal theyre all good but this one was def a playful tone. Maybe because their kids play together. Idk.

[@Ikarus_V2]

The only podcast I consistently listen to as soon as it drops

[@devingarrett5152]

Me too

[@Drtrmptman]

Congrats!

[@TheJoker-jv3ou]

Same!

[@joshhughes4962]

Factual

[@jerryharbour4085]

Yup

[@elhuntero]

Tosh is clearly having a blast with life and it's infectious to watch him talk to all these people.

[@RiaScarlet]

George is so humble and kind. much respect for him and his family.

[@this-is-slammin-549]

His dad is a legend, and he looks like he did a great job with his kids. What a nice dude.

[@marnixmarquez5633]

Tahoe!

[@jeremyweems4916]

He grew up with discipline lol

[@Iambatman_17]

Right! And the both of then are great together too

[@Benjamin.S.S.]

What a wonderful man. He was raised well. Thanks for the episode.

[@dronestuff4]

The full disclosure intermission killed me lmao

[@SantoryuKauboi]

So good. Love the fact he puts that in there, even though his audience doesnt need it.

[@samuelcaldwell8160]

I think we, the audience don't need it, but felt like he had it more so as a "cover my ass" kinda thing. The days of cancel culture and wokeism is such a pain. I've been laughing at "racist/stereotype" jokes since I was a kid. But not once have I ever gotten offended or gone to other people and be racial or rude. Jokes are jokes, and comedians shouldn't be condemned or have to play on on edge for making them

[@mercedes.c63_audi.q8]

I fully expected this from Tosh, and the fact that he added it in post production was icing on the cake!

[@JoshPocketwatch]

@@samuelcaldwell8160I think ur taking it too seriously. It’s Tosh, everything is done tongue in cheek.

[@samuelcaldwell8160]

@@JoshPocketwatch there's a chance I'm reading too far into it. I know it's right up tosh's alley to do something like this. But at the same time, had he not done it, I could easily see some people going back and pointing to it being all "well look here, Daniel tosh is saying black people are always late". I mean he'll, those people will go back 13 Yeats on someone's twitter/instagram just to find shit to call people out

[@jessegreen8941]

Tosh has an unmatched ability to make people feel comfortable and laugh deep down to their soul.

[@jdaddyco]

I met George Sr. once at a restaurant in Marshall, TX and couldn't control myself...I just stopped by his table and said, "HI Mr. Foreman. I'm a huge fan. Enjoy your meal.", and started to walk away. He called me back to the table, introduced himself, asked my name, and shook my hand. He immediately became my favorite celebrity because of his graciousness. George III seems to be the same type of man.

[@KingofCrusher]

I really hope that's a true story, lol. Foreman is a national treasure.

[@captainjacobkeyes6733]

I love the idea of a dude being so scary and also so nice

[@saussbauss1271]

How big was that hand?

[@jdaddyco]

​@saussbauss1271 I'm not a big guy, and in really am a big fan, so it probably made him seem a lot bigger in my mind. But I can assure you I would not want to get hit by that canned ham of a fist.

[@อีแจ๋วแอลเอ]

I met him twice!! He's very nice person and very kindness person!!

[@Ar1AnX1x]

"if the bible says it but it stops me from loving someone, I'm against it" I respect that actually

[@KA-ey9sc]

world would be an amazing place if more people led with compassion

[@anythinganywhereanytime7054]

why would U not is the better question.

[@SclountDraxxer]

Thought that was cool, too, but as an atheist...it makes me wonder why not take the next logical step??

[@matthewbertram4312]

​@SclountDraxxer technically, if someone introduces fallibility into the equation of their infallible god, doesn't that disprove it?

[@SclountDraxxer]

@@matthewbertram4312 It absolutely does. The second a student believes to be able to correct their teacher is the second that student should stop following their leader.

[@sportsfeignfix6689]

When Daniel says “your grandpa?” It took him half a second to come up with that. He’s a comedic genius 😂😂😂

[@gabrielsilvas692]

Just like his standup just strategic comedic structures jokes it's beautiful

[@Damianmarleyfan]

It's because he told him he had the same complexion as him a lil before

[@prkchp1020]

I can’t be the only one who says “Tosh show fosho” with the intro each week

[@OEx25]

Oh I do the whole thing (with the voices) 😂

[@anameows88]

I do it, fosho. 😂😂😂😂

[@robinwendt5527]

I just randomly say it all the time nowadays

[@etherealradar]

It's the 'Tosh. Sho.' part for me 😁

[@morandaramirez3279]

You absolutely are not alone.

[@imacrashtestdumy]

I love the random rants before the guests

[@aerisvulkan2538]

It's a nice segue into the episode

[@TheyCallMeBamf]

Tosh is so fucking funny man the full disclosure bit at 11 had me crying

[@alanalbrecht1184]

Tosh's kid always has the best joke of the pod. "Go find your phone." The sheer timing, kid's already a murderer.

[@TortureMeat]

That one got me so good 😂😂

[@gavinclarke8035]

Never knew anything about Foreman or his family other than he was a boxer and grill pusher, but George III seems like such a genuinely great person. Great episode as always.

[@MrSmithGuy]

Those damned grill pushers

[@jesseperry9602]

Tosh is so seemingly effortlessly funny and such a good interviewer. This is instant watch as soon as a new one comes out

[@christinacartoonsoul747]

Love this one, George is so cool, and Tosh's relationship with him and his family is so sweet.

[@Gensrecords]

What makes Tosh different than most aside from the fact he was 20yrs of making fun of internet vids..is he stays Tosh & we appreciate that. ..this podcast is an extension of his interviews that he used to do with the ppl on the show

[@Gambit82961]

I seriously could watch these 2 talk all day. It has to be his best episode

[@NashPotatoesOutdoorShow]

I agree. I like that it was a bit longer as well...

[@daakrolb]

Ok get a life.

[@Gambit82961]

Well ok Daak. Thanks for the advice. Keep making street fighter vids. Sooooooo enthralling

[@daakrolb]

@@Gambit82961 That's so weird that people look into the 3 videos I uploaded YEARS ago as a way to reply to what I said. Kinda shows you don't have a decent argument against it.

[@Gambit82961]

So your reply to me saying this was my favorite was to tell me to get a life. You sit behind your computer and assume I give two shits about your opinion. Let me tell you here chief you are more than welcome to say and do whatever you want. I hope you have a good day. You win! Congrats! Way to go.

[@adamschlinker972]

This is an incredible interview. Love hearing the history of this dude's family.

[@bendawson511]

I can never guess who Tosh is going to have on or what they do, it keeps me excited for every show.

[@UnmarkedBuffalo]

Came here to comment and say this was the first podcast I actually truly enjoyed the guest. He was super down to earth and seems like a really cool guy!

[@MarxistMomentum]

Tosh should do a video entirely consisting of reviewing comments from his videos, especially from the last video. He would have a riot!

[@JoMiHoppe]

Hoping those idiots kept true to their promise and stopped watching😂

[@awesomebeast7509]

That episode wasn’t for me. So I decided to not watch or make a comment under that video. The people who decided to comment on it helped boost the algorithm for it to be seen more. They are a bunch of tools for doing that. I’m guessing their is a lot of arguments and a higher comment to view ratio then the average KZbin video. Not a good move on their part

[@hunterward-pe8ee]

love tosh but not mental illness so I just skipped that one! Keep em coming Tosh!!

[@JoMiHoppe]

​@hunterward-pe8ee but you still support someone who does support Trans rights and inclusion. Love people with no convictions😂

[@hunterward-pe8ee]

@@JoMiHoppe Hey idc what ppl wanna believe just leave me alone and dont get offended when I disagree with "your realities" ya feel.

[@kingchuckfinley]

The Foreman Grill is an absolute legendary cooking apparatus. My family, my friends… literally everyone had a Foreman grill. I wish I still had one. The 90’s rocked. The lean mean grilling machine was truly a revolution.

[@losethOS88]

It's okay but nothing beats a mangrate. Perfectly cooked chicken or stake and it comes with a lot of cleaning accessories

[@Nooiishssndbbdkd]

Hearing Eddie’s voice does something to my soul it feels so nice his voice is so soothing and calming

[@robertstevensX]

Really enjoy watching you talk to people you know. It’s always such good conversation.

[@Dwarven-Doomhowl]

Grew up a huge Forman fan, because my father was a marine corps boxer. He had the chance to meet the Champ in an airport after he was getting out. George gave his signature on my father's release papers. I lost him 2 years ago. I wish he could have been around to see this. Miss ya dad.

[@chiggs343]

Getting George Foreman himself on the podcast would be insanely cool. His son is very smart as well. As someone who was born in 1999 watching this I don’t know much about the history of boxing besides the legends like Foreman, Muhammad, and a few others but was a funny podcast as always

[@ayoonine]

The full disclosure had me in tears lmao

[@daydream2622]

This podcast has brought happiness back to my life.

[@GZStyle86]

George Foreman 3 was so generous to share personal details. 😊 very interesting interview!

[@User98938]

George seems so genuine and lovable just like his dad

[@chrisscott9452]

Whole thing is good. Ending bedtime stories are the best part. Well done, Daniel. 👏

[@jt82atl]

It took 43:21, but we finally got the answer we were all waiting for. “The first question I ask all my guests….” Never change! Fantastic interview.

[@sethsha7826]

My mom has owned her Foreman grill for over ten years, and still uses it for her steaks. I used to use it constantly when I was a young buck and had my first apartment. Truly a great peice of kitchen equipment.

[@awesomebeast7509]

I never had to eat a cold cut sandwich again after I got one. Turned a turkey and cheese cold cut into a turkey and cheese melt, that grill became a big game changer for me.

[@numbersix9468]

The george foreman grill deserves its flowers!!! did not think i'd be typing that sentence today. not only do i agree, i feel strongly enough to comment about it

[@TheFranklin60]

Listening to Tosh's son tell a story at the end of every show if fantastic! I love to hear babies ramble on and get lost in their train of thought! Adding animation to it makes it 10 times better!!

[@sherrieschmidt6869]

Lettuce trim hem is a clothing design element. Lettuce cut is what you’re thinking of. 😂😂

[@BrianBarrettWilson]

Nope, still never heard of it

[@chadbrochill19]

Never heard of her

[@jrippinger]

I added your definition of lettuce trim for consideration to Urban Dictionary. Fun fact, they previously didn't contain that phrase. 😂

[@zorikn]

Between Daniel Tosh and John Stewart being back, I’m living the best years of my life right now.

[@ejcejc4113]

To bad John has gone full

[@dh23dabears]

John sucks

[@PreacherJenkins]

I'm still missing The Colbert Report. He fell off so hard he fell right out of the comedy genre.

[@awisefool1975]

​@@ejcejc4113?

[@christinathein951]

I am also loving JS being back

[@flightbyrd]

Just started watching these podcasts. These are great interviews. It reminds me of the old days when Johnny or Dave would have average people to interview and they would be so entertaining. Tosh does a great job with non-celebrities or more obscure celebrities like George III.

[@MH-pe8wj]

Always consistently good. Even if I don't like the guest Tosh's humor always pulls it through for me. Tosh humor is so unique and I love it. ❤️

[@WhyamImstillhere]

Man this is one of the best episodes yet. It’s great seeing two dudes that are obviously such great friends talk about such unique experiences.

[@jamesstone6582]

This was by far the best story at the end

[@ClassiK_x]

Thank you for saying you were touring. I bought tickets last week and was convinced it was a scam

[@gokufirespit8418]

Two minutes in, and I must confess, I’ve never heard the term lettuce trim but I immediately intuited what it meant. I’ve always refer to it as roast beef or an Arby’s sandwich.

[@KillahWaffah]

yea in hawaii we have alot of asian influence so we refer to good ol meat curtains as teriyaki (beef not chicken lol) or bulgogi...which is kinda ironic since Japanese and Koreans respectively are the least lippy girls(in more ways than one) i've come across(or inside of to be precise)

[@ktrocknerd]

Looks like a laundry hamper overflowing with dirt towels.

[@KillahWaffah]

@@ktrocknerd or like a extra thick tie dye sham-wow using only the dark brownish end of the color spectrum lol

[@pricey6177]

Beef Curtins

[@Nigel-McMagmus]

Ham wallet

[@bobbyrodrigue1985]

What a great human being. I’m a big fan of this guy now.

[@LetsG00000]

There’s no preparation mentally for this podcast and I love it. Just watching, listening and enjoying

[@Jakem763]

Tosh is one of the best interviewers I’ve ever watched for comedy there hasn’t been a bad episode yet and the fact there not fucking 2 hours long makes it easy to watch, nobody needs to hear any person that’s ever existed talk for 2 hours straight

[@elsabean6791]

George: I would say you look like somebody that looks like you Tosh: Your grandpa 😂😂😂 Tosh was quick with that one lol

[@tempesttking5715]

😂

[@mr.opiaticus1317]

This is my favorite podcast. I really never knew this side of Daniel Tosh until he started this podcast. Please keep on going.

[@davidguerrero4474]

Hell yeah one of the best pods online.

[@Large-n-charge]

Man, I think i love this guy.

[@frang340]

"Except for you and her"😂😂

[@ptocknell]

I can’t get enough of this podcast!! Wish there were 100 episodes.

[@AlecBurriss]

Congrats on booking a show in the beautiful city of Wheatland, Daniel!

[@itsROMPERS...]

The "lettuce trim" thing is what in the comedy biz is known as a "bit". When he came in he said to his flunkies, "when i ask if you know what lettuce trim means, just act like youve always known." He's a comedian, guys. Keep up.

[@michigangreen1915]

I like how the guests are not the same celebrities and comedians that all the other podcasts have on.

[@aerisvulkan2538]

It's a breath of fresh air, really

[@Marco-ki2jr]

He said in the first episode he's not going to have any of them on. He's only going to have people he finds interesting 😂

[@ExtraConvo]

Happy i ran across old tosh.0 clips and looked him up now im here🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@nicholasgilvin6396]

One of if not the best guest so far. They mesh so well together. I love this show. I watch episodes as soon as they come out.

[@ElChris816]

George seems like a really, genuinely good person. This was a really great interview.

[@sarahstup7319]

Thank God for Tosh on Tuesdays. Gives me something to look forward to during this capitalistic hellscape workplace cubicle. Also lettuce trim is a totally normal, decades and decades of usage clothing descriptor, Daniel. Pervs co-opted the term, not the other way around! There are lettuce trim tops and bottoms, right along with socks. Its a squiggly hem basically.

[@terrancepemberton4648]

Man I love Tosh. I bet he's a really fun person to be around. Love the guest too...he seems like a really good guy. I'm 37, I can remember when I first got into boxing Goerge Foreman was one of my favorites. Loved the guy. Seems like he did well. His son seems like he's got a good head on his shoulders.

[@sanoj92]

Tosh.0, Tosh...Show, Tosh Sho fo sho. The laundry story is so relatable. Where do the missing socks go?!

[@knew_man]

Daniel is such a nice and cool dude. Love these interviews. Can't tell you how tired I am of comedian podcasts that interview other comedians and all they talk about is being comedians. It's so uninteresting and boring. Props to Tosh for finding a rare and simple niche in the comedian podcast world.

[@Sozomi17]

Lettuce trim was new to me, probably because I'm not a guy. Anyway, if you get a mesh washing laundry bag for your daughter's little socks, they won't get lost in the washer. Love the pod!

[@armay8863]

Same! After some brief web searching I believe the description of private parts came after the name of the hem.

[@keket5001]

Yes!! I got some of those bags at dollar tree.

[@jimwoodard64]

My George Foreman grill, which I got back in the day when they were new, is still a family fav. I still make freaking grilled cheese sandwiches on that thing! Love this story.

[@joosh5566]

The TOSH wardrobe is always top of line, well done to your stylist

[@WhiskeyColorad0]

He should have them on his show

[@cokesquirrel]

She was on a few weeks ago

[@cokesquirrel]

The shirt looks like it's from the missoni fall collection. $1195.00

[@alwayzchillin0714]

The full disclosure part was hilarious. Also when he said what Monk was short for I started dying laughing, probably should have got the backstory first. 🤣🤣

[@samdustinchris]

“Your grandpa?”😂😂

[@Kanjo_Bazooie]

I had to watch that part twice lol, hilarious

[@toddotto8257]

George III is a super cool dude. Thank you Tosh for giving him a platform!

[@larry92663]

One of George’s sons used to sell Ferraris at Ferrari Woodlands in The Woodlands, TX.

[@Looshington]

This is just so simple and effectively produced. The content is the bread and butter and it never fails. Hilarious episode once again

[@kimberlysauber5601]

According to Google, this is the definition of Lettuce Trim. - A lettuce trim is a frilled hem invented by Stephen Burrows. The hem was popular in the disco era for how it added movement to a garment. A knit shawl featuring a lettuce trim.

[@nedisahonkey]

Id never heard of either phrase to be honest. The clothing one makes more sense imo.

[@TheOriginalArchie]

Yo Daniel. Coming to America is one off my favorite movies. Tied with The Outsiders and The Warriors. You mentioned Coming to America out of jest here, but I could tell you were serious about it. Same. It's the only movie I've watched on cable through the decades and through the commercials.

[@itsjonathanwade]

Get a mesh bag to wash/dry your kids socks.

[@grooviegroves4683]

This comedy is still cream of the crop so many years later, love the pod every week!

[@danielhott8315]

I never cared about george Foreman much, but after hearing he has hundreds of dogs. He's got to be a great guy!

[@HayleyRE]

Gotta be forthcoming - Lettuce Trim is a term used in fashion and garment making. It's a frilled hem technique made popular in the 1970s, for disco attire... I had no idea about it's other meaning.

[@brianthomas8411]

Hollywood is so weird. Just Daniel Tosh taking George Foreman's granddaughter wakeboarding sounds like something invented by AI😭😭

[@snmnmidld6203]

Most unexpected crossover in 2024

[@gabrielsilvas692]

Hollywood people that live in neighborhoods together always hangout here and there lol same as regular rich people who live near by they just HAVE to know and mingle with who lives by them lol

[@bigsbywolf]

I was already a fan of George Foreman but this makes me love him even more. His son is awesome too. Best episode so far.

[@LanceizPro]

Damn George is super cool. I really respect his view on sportsmanship. I haven’t really articulated why big MMA fights sometimes make me uneasy but he words it so plainly.

[@GeorgeLathem]

Holy shit, I sold George Foreman 2 laoptps like 18yrs ago when he walked into best buy in Texarkana. Everyone was shocked what he was doing in there but now it all makes sense. By the way he is an extremely nice guy.

[@JackOBee29]

"For the record George's wife Sarah is white" this whole interview is hilarious 🤣🤣🤣

[@Lonnie123]

Haha and George thinks she might be one of the ones even!

[@TheJamesDyl]

I knew from episode 1 that I would love this format of tosh. So glad he decided to drop it

[@LindsayWilliams-su5md]

Im here for carl!! him putting his little pup head on the desk at the end is the serotonin boost I needed

[@williambell6611]

Tosh show for sho. I find myself repeating that throughout the day. Like a song stuck in my head. Thank you for that Tosh, thank you. It reminds me to check obsessively for new episodes. Lol

[@LawLinternets]

Props to Daniel's tiny kid for deflecting such harsh criticism.

[@SiZzLePoPPiN]

Yo, tosh is fantastic as a person. Who the f**k else is giving out BOUNCE HOUSES?!?!?!? 😂😂😂❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@Kanjo_Bazooie]

Dude said cereal is his vice That is a whole new level

[@uchihakitten4094]

I’m just so glad that you added “fo’sho” once again… 💯🫶 Keep it forever

[@federicovelarde8113]

Tosh show is honestly one of the best most refreshing podcast out there everyone else is following the same script I really hope tosh becomes the #1 podcast

[@GageyBanks]

What an opening😂😭

[@vincepanico188]

So great tosh.. your The best.

[@theera5145]

Talking about his relationship with Kim Kardashian, " i'm not one to encourage kiss and tell bc i think that's tacky... but if you wanna talk about eating ass..." lmao

[@michaelhuyge9881]

Just me, or did you also find it odd he didn't have a piece of that although he dated her for 5 months? 🤔

[@shalakabooyaka1480]

@@michaelhuyge9881 no, not at all

[@KipHebert-d9z]

Best show in the world by far. More people need to know about this.