Bill Burr | Blocks Podcast w/ Neal Brennan

[@tims6540]

Bill always talks down his intelligence. He is freaking brilliant at putting many subjects and ideas in perspective.

[@MCXL1140]

Bill is a curious minded individual for sure. I love his comparison about the greatest generation being launched like a satellite put on a specific trajectory and I was like where did that come from. But yeah, it's an accurate metaphor

[@pineapplesderrr]

yeah your fucked

[@Biggboy29]

Facts.

[@lstromness]

Sometimes

[@icu3869]

If you’re smart you know humble goes a long way. Letterman, Joe Rogan, Norm Macdonald- they know to play dumb to comic effect, and to stay curious to ask questions to get smarter.Just repeating what they’ve said- I’m so dumb I don’t even know how to measure it. ( surely the internet can tell me.)

[@KP-hi1om]

Im a 53 year old Black man. My wife is going on a 10 day cruise with my mom tomorrow. Our daughter is 19 years old and is in college. The highlight of my time alone will be getting high and watching Bill Burr and Dave Chappelle stand up sets. Life is great!

[@yarsivad000.5]

I have a question. Do black people know there are over (1-100) 18-million people in slavery in Africa today, 2024 which includes generational slavery. One group enslaving another group of people for generations. Source Google. If all definitions of slavery are included such as being forced to be a soldier, sex slavery ect. SOURCE Microsoft Pilot A.I. App. 52 million is the number. Even higher across Asia, but Asia's population is much higher than Africa's 1.8 Billion making Africa's slavery to population ratio much higher than Asia. Just found this out recently and never heard anything about this. It's always Evil white men 150 years ago? Probably best I keep this quiet, but you ID'ed as black and I couldn't resist passing it on just in case it is unknown. I'm sure everyone in the Black community world wide (especially the current African slaves) know and just don't want it taking away from the white man bad narrative. I don't blame you, it is working great! Smoke one for me.

[@dwil8621]

I'm 52, black, married and soooooo jealous of you right now

[@slackerman9758]

Dare to live the dream.

[@galazore]

I'm 41, white, divorced, very literally work 7 days a week for hundreds of days straight stretches. 250, sometimes 300 until I take a day off. That day is usually a weekend, and it involves flying myself first class to a bucket list venue and getting front row (or first couple rows) seats to see Bill Burr as well as Chappelle. I've been front row in Yellow Springs where Chappelle could've ashed his cigarette in my lap. I was 4th row dead center go see Burr at Red Rocks (he used the night I went for the special) and I was 3rd row, end seat, dead center section for Burr at Fenway. (I don't know why he hasn't done it yet, but that show NEEDS to be a special. It was unfucking real, and by far the best set I've ever seen by him). When my ex wife bolted I threw everything into my business, and the one thing I do for me is my first class destination comedy shows. It's the highlight of my year.

[@dwil8621]

@@galazore thats outstanding 👏

[@madisonkludy8541]

The true American dream: just leave me alone and let me enjoy this sandwhich

[@rogersockwell]

That one hit for me too. He was talking apartments NYC vs house and just owning something and getting to be left alone. I immediately realized that this is part of why I'm miffed with every damn subscription streaming service and the fact that you don't get to own Photoshop or Windows anymore. I just wanna pay and be done without anyone bothering me every month or year while tryina eat my sammich.

[@millsykooksy4863]

😂

[@threeofeight197]

@@rogersockwellyeah it’s like. Can I just get to the point where I know I won’t be homeless. Just let me get to the spot where there’s a place I know I can stay and not get kicked out. 😂😂😂. I’ll store some dried goods to keep me going if shit ever hits the fan. 😂. Let me just have that space so I can relax and just work for food and extras.

[@tendousatori5]

​@@threeofeight197 Alaska might be a good start bro 😅

[@blakseed]

YES!

[@CedarSpringWolf]

I teared up listening to Bill talk about how he is trying to raise his kids better than the childhood he had. I feel the same.

[@gmy33]

A lot of us feel the same ! ... i still made mistakes but my daughter at least had love and security .. she s now 27 .. and just started liking me again :-)

[@nik07nik]

Wimp

[@jhg3]

Bill‘s dad is my friends Dentist

[@nik07nik]

​@@jhg3 Cool story

[@japhalpha]

I’m probably gonna break even, I had a pretty good childhood. My mom really tried her best in an unfair situation, and still gave my brother and me plus extra.

[@kawaiiafangirl]

Bill Burr is not only a top stand-up comedian but one of the best podcast guests out there.

[@FlexStudioPL]

Still not inviting all Patrice friends to his benefit...

[@truedardii]

@@FlexStudioPL and

[@kawaiiafangirl]

@@FlexStudioPL Like who? He's invited the usuals like Norton, Vos, Bobby Kelly, and Keith Robinson over the years. Burr has talked about trying to bring in the new blood who were also influenced by Patrice so there are younger faces there but Bill says he doesn't want to bring the same comedians every year.

[@nerfherder4284]

Bill's ability to be open and vulnerable is awesome

[@rossw5576]

His Conan appearances set the stage.

[@PuppetMa5teR]

You know a man is happy and loves his wife when every chance he gets he talks about how wonderful his wife is. I hope everyone can find a partner in life that makes them as happy as Bill and Nia are for each other.

[@spitflamez]

Amen

[@AKirshawn]

Bill makes ME love his wife, lol.

[@MoahGentle]

He surely learnt that success and money isn’t making a person happy.

[@aaronhall5715]

Burr nailing the tech bros is worth the price of admission. He's spot on.

[@JosephScott-ct9sw]

Comparing being scared of God and being scared of the car salesman was brilliant.

[@groadoswaggins]

Tech Bros are just the manifestation of massive corporations, that happen to be in tech. Any company that big forgets about people and only cares about money. Like Neil says, the whole [corporate] system is predicated on fucking people.

[@naomiheise4908]

😂

[@thaGod_KingARod]

Bill Burr ... Honest, sincere and truthful.... What we ALL need.

[@onlyenkei]

The abrupt end because Bill lost track of time was such a classic Dad move 😂❤

[@wakenow1]

"I lost track of time bud, don't tell ya motha" is the story of my life lol

[@redplanet9162]

What'd be funny is if he Was late getting the kids, then Nia watches this video

[@peepjynx]

"Bullies make me forget that I'm not really good at fighting." HELL YEAH.

[@seabrin]

"C'mon, Red! You can do better than that." love it

[@tray7753]

Bill surprises me every time I see him in an interview over the years. he went from shut down McGee to open and vulnerable but never changing who he is. It’s amazing.

[@Pete_1979.]

well said

[@PictureThisFromUs]

Agreed - not a fan of Russell Brand but his interview with Burr was really moving and showed his humanist side

[@JShawnPaul]

Having children played a huge part

[@nik07nik]

Watching him get happier is cool but watching him turn into a foolish leftist is kinda sad.

[@calisto789]

​@@nik07nikhe's learned new things and discarded things that don't make sense anymore

[@Willy_LGM]

I can listen to Bill all day, everyday.

[@AnyTime2055]

I love how Bill loves his family❤

[@matthewswanson8864]

Neal is such a good listener. I'm not making a joke here. He's so empathetic and good at unobtrusively steering the conversation. This is the most genuine I've ever seen Bill on a podcast or interview of any kind.

[@icu3869]

You’re right. A great podcast that fits your description is “Take Your Shoes Off” with Rick Glassman. Bill was on it - check that out- if you don’t like it, I’ll owe you $100.

[@CrimeConversations]

Excellent interviewer! 🌟

[@Southpaw_canvass]

He has a lot of respect for Neil.

[@alexanderball6326]

Im 37. Been working in warehouses for 20 years. Bill hit the nail on the head describing warehouse work and warwhouse workers. Musicians, class clowns and addicts 😂😂😂

[@FuckGoogle2]

Around here it's immigrants mostly.

[@XZITT]

​​@@FuckGoogle2most if not all farmers or warehouses would go out of businesses or simply they go bankrupt. If it wasn't of hard working immigrants .

[@threeofeight197]

@@FuckGoogle2and those immigrants are probably musicians, class clowns and addicts. 😂😂😂

[@teagueskye0959]

@@FuckGoogle2immigrants are also musicians, class clowns, etc.

[@jamiew1286]

​@@XZITTthat's not true, immigrants destroy the whole system and the only ones that benefit are the rich corporations. use your brain.

[@austinRwilson]

Burr is in my top 5 all time comedians. Great episode.

[@donparks-n2s]

Burr, Chappelle, Louis C.K.

[@nerfherder4284]

Agreed.

[@tylerbrooks6063]

@@donparks-n2s My exact same top 3. Who is number 1 is always revolving for me.

[@johnwinthrop2702]

Thats like my stand up mount rushmore. Louie is probably my favorite. ​@donparks-n2s

[@kiowaoh-58DIR]

Almost 52 and retired from the Army over 10 years now. Helicopter pilot and prior NCO. First conversation I can really relate to and that feels good. Thank you

[@zehmyan]

Bill is one of my favorites because he is both schools of modern comedy.... He's an old school traditional comedian, but he's also done a lot of personal "emo" material. Watching Bill mature, and grow in a positive way has been great to see. He's relatable and flawed, but trying to be a better person, and sharing the embarrassing and hilarious transitions.

[@grantbeck9228]

You can tell he has thought a lot about what is really right and wrong and I think he is pretty solid in his morals and judgement. Bill I’m sure would laugh at that.

[@vietdungnguyen6612]

That's a good kind of a sum up of bill

[@emanuelhirsch]

Well said 😊

[@icu3869]

Yes, when he said he was metal not grunge because he’s” angry “not “emotional”(sensitive) I was like COME ON, I call BS. Couldn’t believe he’s got that blind spot. lol.

[@aleahhenderson-carter61]

That was such an “oh shxt! I gotta get my kids from school” walkout 😂

[@pegm5937]

"What time is it?! I gotta go." Boom. Done. Perfect!

[@leobender2910]

Hey, Bill, you've been lighting up my effed up life with your effed up sense of humor for ten years now and I wanted to say thank you

[@xavmiz3070]

Neal, do you realize the amount of information, acceptance and healing you and your guests provide? Or are you simply comfortable knowing that you have made men understand the need for therapy feel like just hanging with a friend. Thank you for everything you put into this show. I very much appreciate Bill Burr's realist view on life over the years as well. Salute gentlemen.

[@dpclerks09]

I mean, he's said at the beginning of like the first 10 episodes, "We're Healing the Earth". He ain't lyin ❤‍🔥🌏

[@Coentjemons]

In my head, they both replied: I'm 90% doing this for me

[@jacknapyer]

Bill Burr is the “i’m not a motivational speaker”-est motivational speaker ever Love interviews with this guy

[@robertgray323]

" Not all those chicks made it backstage...." Billy spitting hilarious truth

[@threeofeight197]

lol. Hell yeah. 😂😂😂😂

[@_Andy_A]

Never expected such insightful parental advice. I have a 2.5 year old and what Bill said about explaining to them why other kids are mean, something I've often wondered about how to explain when that time comes, and letting them wear what they want is fantastic advice.

[@christopherlong7852]

Neal is one of the few guys that can talk emotions with Bill and not somehow trigger him at the same time. A couple of well formed human beings. Humor is the universal solvent against the abrasive elements of life.

[@sirnonapplicable]

I think it's because Bill knows he's also the product of a rough childhood, kinda how a veteran can open up to another vet.

[@300thNPC]

​@sirnonapplicable Its mainly because Neal is a legend in the industry so Burr has massive respect for him

[@Pretermit_Sound]

@@300thNPCwell, Bill also worked with Neal on Chappelle’s Show in the early 00s. They probably know each other fairly well.

[@CMl8r]

Bill Burr is awesome in his honesty and comedy! Keep up the good work! And ahhh you too Neal! 😂

[@christopheroneill77]

knowing your limitations is such a great ability

[@mikeblair3499]

'A man's got to know his limitations' - Harry Callahan

[@nerfherder4284]

It is a lifelong goal, or should be

[@jasongarcia2140]

Knowing your disabilities is such a good ability.

[@elvis1745]

Takes intelligence to know them. I swear, the dumber people are the more they think of themselves

[@calmctabber]

The only difference between us and wild animals is that we can talk

[@DoctorFurioso]

What I like about Bill is he's soooo harsh and abrasive but clearly is also clearly kind of a sweetheart.

[@matthewstone1362]

Iron fist in a velvet glove.

[@andrewsorensen444]

I’d say velvet fist in an iron glove

[@closequarters4575]

He’s mastered the art of busting balls.

[@TheKrighter]

My parents fought horribly, verbally and physically when we were toddlers. It really does fuck you up for life. And bullies in school didn't help, and my parents sent me to school in "that shirt".

[@Betty-Boop809]

I feel like I was very lucky, that wasn’t part of my growing up. How are you today, now that you realize how f’d up your situation was?

[@RebornLegacy]

How? Like contant anxiety? Does yelling making you anxious?

[@amberfuchs398]

@@RebornLegacy Things like: Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (CPTSD), developmental trauma, hyper vigilance, structural dissociation, anxiety, depression, executive functioning issues, emotional dysregulation issues, learned helplessness, emotional flashbacks, nervous system dysregulation, flat affect, alexithymia, anhedonia, negativity bias, etc.... Trauma fucks you up big time.

[@OpheliaDarkling]

@@amberfuchs398 💯 There's a book called The Body Keeps Score...you hold onto it all and then there's everything you've described symptomatic of the trauma.

[@reconstruct23]

Well, Use Bill as an example that you could go through a rough childhood but it doesn’t mean you can’t work on leaving that in the passed and have a happy life.

[@klauscoca814]

I thoroughly enjoyed this podcast

[@cameronhall6733]

Couldn’t click fast enough. Old freckles is the best.

[@dmc3079]

Ooooooooooooh Geeeeeeeeeeeesus........

[@Micah_4D]

The "age at which you fall when you miss a punch" killed. 🤣😂🤣😂

[@dkarahtee5340]

I'm so glad to see another serious Burr interview where he feels like a peer and not a deity to the interviewer

[@David-cm4ok]

Yeah, he hates the sycophants.

[@dkarahtee5340]

Theres a way Bill handles people who he doesn't view as a peer, or people that suck up to him too much. I must have watched 800 too many interviews but I can always spot the difference. Lol

[@raymarden]

Love it. Burr trying so hard to fight against acknowledging he is becoming a really, really good person.

[@bloodstreamcity]

The "WHO WAS HE SUPPOSED TO BE" block behind Burr was incredible.

[@icu3869]

1:05:17 “IT HAUNTS ME-who is I supposed to be?” Has me STUNNED! Like, Is there any possible way you could be more on track, aligned with your destiny accomplished in your career. Happy with your family wealthy famous healthy, respected by your peers and heroes, following your dreams- AS IF YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO BE SOMEONE “ GOOD”? Oh. My. God.

[@EdwardBIl]

How about him talking about bees in front of a honeycomb?

[@MoahGentle]

Takr out the jokes, specials, sketches, movies, all. Just talking Bill has to be one of the funniest person ever.

[@katylynnj]

I was so happy to see this guest. And the introduction was spot on. Bill Burr is one of the best comics. Top top tier.

[@m.a.b.4104]

Always great listening to Bill Burr. The perfect mixture of anger bubbling under the surface and a comedic zen mind that knows exactly what's going on.

[@romeomarquezguzman]

I have been waiting for this episode for a long time. It didn't disappoint. Thanks Neal and Bill

[@nathalieandparis]

Bill truly is best! He’s the goat and has just so much to him - what a wonderful father and husband too! Love the guy and his honesty.

[@so-bettyy]

Bill: “and it’s like…. You ever think I had a different childhood? This is me partying! Can you just fk off” !! resting trauma face!! 💘😂😅

[@Titanvol91]

This was one of the best podcast i've ever listened to, great conversation, Bill Burr is the best!

[@MrAnthropic]

Bills comment about who am I supposed to be gave me shivers down my spine.

[@Magdalena8008s]

I just want a full hour of Burr talking about Meshuggah.

[@charliehanson1666]

Yes

[@BoaeCH]

Just Bill singin instrumentals with his mouth !

[@returningwhisper]

Same!

[@StephenWhitakerImages]

The part about wondering who he would have been without trauma was resonant. There were several parts of this interview where Bill offers a glimpse of that person. His inner sage seems like a generous person, and it’s rewarding to see him getting in touch.

[@Underfighter73]

Man, Bill Burr is so relatable 👍

[@OnyxTheBold]

Bill Burr is the guest .. instant like 👍🏼

[@charlescollins2440]

Bill makes me smile the whole time he's on screen no matter what😊😅

[@healinspaces4u]

Me too ☺️

[@JapanInsight]

"Post traumatic growth." Brilliant, so many people need to hear this.

[@YoungTastyTV]

"I don't have kids. I'm involved with a kid now, but, longer story." I feel like this was almost the worst possible wording, Neal. 🤣🤣

[@nyChannel09]

Why? Do you know the story and know how bad he worded it? (I Dont know this interviewer)

[@YoungTastyTV]

@@nyChannel09 Yes. He's currently dating a woman who has a kid. But I thought his wording made it sound like he's dating the kid.

[@Coentjemons]

I just imagine him takes that kid on play dates, to the state fair and then dropping them off at his moms house and thanking their mom and that's that.

[@avi3020]

Bill interviews never disappoint

[@ildefonzosanchez1017]

Both of you guys are therapy for an average joe thanks!!!🙏

[@ImperiusRex74]

Bill's a good dad

[@AiRJayMcFly88s]

Bill Burr thoughts on the world are so close to mine it’s scary. That’s probably why he’s one of my favorite comedians. For example people cant be scared of the afterlife because ppl are willing to do the worst things in the world and fuck over so many ppl to be able to have abundance of stuff they dont even need. Life is so short is crazy what people have to do in order to have a normal regular good life.

[@Dr_Jim57]

This isn't about you

[@AiRJayMcFly88s]

@@Dr_Jim57 thanks for clearing that up

[@christinathein951]

@@Dr_Jim57what a dumb comment. If he relates to it, it is about him, and the whole goal of this podcast in general is to open discussions that its viewers can relate to. If it wasn’t about us, the viewers, why the f else would they be taping, editing, and uploading for public broadcast the conversation they had here.

[@dopaminey9946]

​@@christinathein951appreciate your response. Standing up for others even in a little comments page is such a good thing to do.

[@Dr_Jim57]

2 sissy boys found each other on youtuves

[@alfonzoGambino]

Pair of legends, hanging low, sticking together

[@mrstambroise]

Dude...I watched the Leno interview and now I'm here for Burr. I compliment you. You are an awesome host with great questions and you don't let it get away from you. You have control but you make the guests roll with it and make them feel comfortable. It's a lot of fun. Thank you, man.

[@lindaohanraha-hanrahan2817]

Hi Neal-love ya. Bill-I’m 54 and I used to be great at cartwheels. I haven’t done one in 40 years but often think that I’d love to try it again. The image of you crawling over to the couch after your attempt has reminded me that I am old as fu*k and should let that dream die along with any “athletic” aspirations.

[@JJ-vk2iw]

I love how bill burr was saying his opening at SNL didnt ruffle a few feathers because it def. Did. And it was one of his best bits ever.

[@MattyK73]

You have a great gift where you can talk these huge personalities to a table and just freaking be 100% with you.

[@username9045]

This is the first episode of this podcast I've seen. I really like it, thanks Neal.

[@jasonclark7990]

Bill Burr is the type of individual that for the right person he wud be the perfect and best counselor in the world. Truthful straightforward caring transparent challenging but soooo effective.

[@davely431]

The champs podcast back in the day was gold. Neal is one of the most funniest dudes ever when it comes to casual conversation.

[@kpwillson]

WOW Burr explaining "resting trauma face" and social events as 'that guy' is so poignant. Thanks for expressing how I feel.

[@SOMpenguin37]

Watching this and his stand up, Bill Burr has amazing insight on Psychology and is overall a good human. The comment he made about if his wife is feeling down, actually considering the best thing for her and sometimes being there but fucking off at the same time is some of the best relationship advice ever. I see it as giving space without making them feel abandoned. A small but really profound statement that shows his level of compassion for others. #dr.bill

[@smashtash1798]

I really appreciated this whole conversation. It felt real.

[@RingoLoadagain]

Seeing the more emotional and sensitive side of Burr has made me love him and his comedy so much more. I use to think he was nothing but anger and he wasn't as funny, but he's only gotten funnier, as well as a really interesting person to listen to and learn from.

[@RudeBoySka216]

This was such a good episode, s/o to Bill Burr for always keeping it real.

[@ebbderelict]

I love how he subverts expectations. I've seen BB before in interviews, like this, where someone will say "Don't you think that..." and then he'll be like, "No."

[@freshdew4153]

I just love him. Nothing more, nothing less.

[@sailorjerry3720]

This was immensely valuable. Thank you Neal and Bill!

[@zen_infinity]

This conversation is absolute gold. Thank you.

[@amethyst0ne]

I’m dying at bill trying to read into everything Neal says when he’s just being literal 🤣 everything’s like a knee jerk WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY THAT

[@angelaa7388]

I think he just likes to be sure he understands what someone is saying. What is really jarring to me, as a people-pleaser, is how easily he will immediately vocalize disagreement.

[@robincrawford2252]

I'm so relieved to find authentic comedians on a podcast. I'm laughing and learning. Thanks guys 👍

[@davidgaro6748]

The last comedian I saw live was Tom Segura at the Mirage late December 2019. At that same time I had already had tickets to see Bill Burr March 2020. It broke my heart that I never got to see Bill Burr live. Because he is by far one of my top three favorite comedians.

[@rev.denisem.roberge24]

Bill Bar is a hero and Neal, an intuitive and brilliant interviewer. You guys are healing toxic masculinity. Thank you ❤

[@rev.denisem.roberge24]

Bill Burr, not Bar!

[@Pete_Finch]

Bill couldn’t be more right about those early jobs being the most fun of all. I worked unloading trucks at Pier 1 and then as a manager at Abercrombie and I miss them both every single day now in the “real world”

[@CalmHoneyBee-rx1de]

He definitely tugged on my heart with his stories of changing the way he deals with his kids compared to his childhood

[@dakotac180]

Bill Burr is truly a hilarious wizard, have always liked how real he is.

[@Jcruzer70]

Burr is a national treasure. 🤘🤘

[@reymondlopez7468]

I love seeing Bill talk to someone who is as intelligent and damaged as he is. He really opens up and the interview is magnetic.

[@bchearne]

7:41 Those apologies really matter. My dad had a temper, but whenever he lost it and yelled at me he always apologized, and it’s a big factor in why we’re still so close

[@josephballerini3730]

Agree with Neal, Bill is an all time great (his bits about Cleo, his black and white special, etc.). I suspect Bill is really one of the most "blocked" guys out there because he alludes to lots of stuff but is very guarded about actually discussing his father and brothers. Which is fine, and I hope everything continues on the upswing for him; it seems like it is.

[@LeoLioness88]

He doesn’t talk about them publicly because he wants to protect their privacy. He’s really not a blocked person at all, very self-aware and has a lot of insight.

[@josephballerini3730]

@@LeoLioness88 watching again. Bill made Neal laugh hard.

[@djquinn11]

Bill is just hilarious, like one of your sarcastic drinking buddies who always makes you laugh. The world is a much funnier place with Bill in it

[@stevenstewart6349]

Excellent. Going to see Burr in St. Louis tonight!

[@michaelhall6303]

That sounds so god damn cool. Congrats

[@lawlietriver8869]

Just discovered this Pod today. It is pretty fantastic. Neal is crushing it as a host. And Bill Burr with a decent host is always great, but Burr with a great host is fantastic and that happened here.

[@dontcallmegus]

"Come on Red, you can do better than that!" had me going pretty good!

[@i_dont_live_here]

Excellent episode and concept, Neal.

[@wendymariep2580]

You are the only one who can say the “C” word and I like it man

[@laurenelizabeth5791]

Phenomenal interview -teared up several times, "just leave me alone and let me eat a sandwich" couldn't relate more to a statement

[@EveryoneIsAmelak]

Hands-down, the funniest ending of any podcast. I think Bill remembered he had to pick up the kids from school that day.

[@fenrir7878]

The way he ripped into the Greatest Generation mythos was phenomenal. It reminds us of all those heroes we celebrate when we think about Pearl Harbor and D-Day and reminds us "yea a lot of them were racists and wanted only white people in their neighborhoods. And some were drunks who disrespected their wives, and some even beat them." His ability to capture the highest and lowest aspects of humanity in one sentence shows you his emotional and moral intellect. No heroes, no villains, just people being people.

[@tadah21]

"Come on Red you can do betta than that"😂😂😂😂fucking hilarious 🤣

[@vanessawhitneypro]

"C'mon, Red! You can do better than that!" Is what I think now to KEEP GOING! Also... 48:22 - 49:59 This moment between Neal and Bill is powerful... Their level of intelligence and evolution is fantastic to see & hear... Thank You Both.

[@jontwance1868]

Listening to this is actually so helpful. Thanks.

[@seanwelch71]

Hi Neal. I liked the Bill Burr interview. He always gives a good interview because he has the charisma that comes from linear integrity. His compass moves him to accept people as information worth knowing. That is a high primate skill that can save your life for the better.

[@threeofeight197]

I love that his daughter has his vibe and his son has his wife’s vibe. I’ve seen that happen to several dudes I know who maybe…. Weren’t the most in touch w their feminine side. (I’m sure it works vice versa as well, I always had more guy friends tho). But it’s cool to see how kids can help ppl in general integrate some of the experiences of their opposite.

[@KayButtonJay]

Man I relate to what Bill said about getting a house and being left alone so fucking much, lol. Also when he said that he tells his kid that they’re a strong person… damn… 😢

[@denniswoodbury8599]

It's refreshing for Neil to have a guest that doesn't want to sing the "Woe is Me" chorus along with him for an hour.

[@Isadore]

I think what makes this episode even better is seeing how great of a time their having with each other then them both simultaneously looking like they just got in so much trouble by going over the time and trying to hurry out. You can always tell when bill is genuinely happy to be around somebody.