Chris Long | Tom Talks 13

Tom Talks

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Society & Culture, Tv & Film, Comedy

4.8 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 10 June 2021

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

Tom Segura is joined by former NFL defensive end Chris Long for this episode of Tom Talks. Chris shares what it was like growing up with NFL player dad Howie Long, going through college football recruitment, and winning back-to-back Super Bowls. Tom and Chris also discuss doing charity work, the worst movies of all-time and the most awkward places to meet fans.

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0:00.0	Joining us now, former defense of End Super Bowl Champion, NFL star, first round draft
0:10.2	pick, the host of the Green Light podcast where you can listen to anywhere you get your
0:14.6	podcast.
0:15.6	This guy stays dehydrated.
0:17.3	It's Chris Long, everybody.
0:18.3	How you doing?
0:19.3	What up, brother?
0:20.3	This is cool.
0:21.3	It's nice to finally meet you on Zoom, which is how we meet nowadays.
0:25.2	This is the new way to meet people from a safe, technical distance.
0:30.0	It's peoplemeat.com.
0:31.5	Peoplemeat.com, yeah, man.
0:32.7	I'm super excited to, look, what I'm most excited about is to talk about your father.
0:37.2	So I'm old.
0:38.2	Yeah.
0:39.2	That's good.
0:40.2	What's good is like what I like is like fucking you starting the interview and just like
0:44.6	laying it out there.
0:45.6	But a lot of people are like, Chris, what are your interests and then two minutes in there
0:48.7	like?
0:49.7	So what's it like growing up with the dad with a flip top?
0:52.5	That's fucking what the funny thing is like I, you know, as a kid, I'm like a lot of
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