Ep 9: FAME with Nick Youssef

Where My Moms At? w/ Christina P.

Christina Pazsitzky

Relationships, Kids & Family, Society & Culture, Parenting, Comedy

4.7 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 8 December 2014

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Summary

I don't know anyone who openly admits to loving the Kardashians. If everyone hates them, who in the hell is watching all their shows? In this episode we discuss fame and celebrity. Who deserves to be celebrated? Why do we hate certain celebrities? Is it possible that famous people serve a function in society other than just annoying the hell out of us? Why can't I stop watching (and being on) reality shows? My buddy Nick Youssef and I get into all of it.

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0:00.0	So
0:06.3	três
0:07.0	what is
0:08.4	there is
0:08.7	D
0:10.4	what happened
0:11.4	the what we're doing here
0:13.8	this something
0:15.6	that's deep pro
0:30.0	Wow, do you hear that?
0:37.0	That sounds like a proper intro song.
0:40.4	Thank you so much to Jay Sargent, who did this theme song for me.
0:45.4	He can be found at the J Sarge S-A-R-G-E on Twitter.
0:50.1	Also, thank you to Garrett Plummer, who did the outro music.
0:54.2	And I'm huge thanks to Tim Smith at tsmitharts.com for doing that deep row logo.
1:00.8	You see this guys?
1:02.1	This is the world we live in now, where I can put a call out to the world.
1:07.2	And I get help and it's so beautiful.
1:09.2	So thank you guys so much for your help.
1:11.1	Welcome to that deep row.
1:13.3	Serious questions with silly times.
1:15.4	Have you planned to be good on your diet?
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