#84 - Jon Buscemi

The Nine Club With Chris Roberts

Chris Roberts

Sports, Society & Culture, Leisure, Hobbies

4.9 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 12 February 2018

⏱️ 129 minutes

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Summary

Jon Buscemi discusses growing up in growing up in Long Island NY, getting his first board at a bike shop, coming out to California with Gino Iannucci, John Lucero picking him up at the airport, getting a job on Wall Street, becoming a road sales rep for Fourstar & Clae Footwear, moving in with Eric Koston at his MTV cribs house, working for DC shoes as a trend forecaster, designing iconic DC shoes, quitting DC to start his first company Gourmet, starting his second company GREATS, making luxury footwear and accessories with his brand Buscemi, Truff Hot sauce, opening Uncle Paulie’s Deli in Los Angeles and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Well, we are back.
0:05.6	Come, we're back at the nine club everybody.
0:07.5	We got a special guest.
0:11.4	Hell yeah.
0:12.2	Mr. John Buscemi.
0:14.0	Who the hell is that?
0:14.8	Is here.
0:15.6	Exactly.
0:16.5	I'd be saying the same thing.
0:18.7	Are you kidding me, dude?
0:20.0	John Buscemi.
0:21.2	I feel like this is the part of the trajectory of the show,
0:26.2	like the first, you know, the first year or two
0:29.2	where it's like, you know, the odd ball episode.
0:33.0	You know what I mean?
0:33.8	I'm not.
0:34.7	I'm the exactly, I'm like the one like what?
0:37.4	Like, okay.
0:38.7	And then people start to question it a bit.
0:40.8	Like, I don't know about the show anymore.
0:42.4	Yeah.
0:43.3	No, that's not true.
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