#2165 - Jack Carr

Jack Carr (0:13)

What's up, man?

Joe Rogan (0:14)

Good to see you, brother. What's happening?

Jack Carr (0:16)

So good to be here, this is awesome. Man, comedy, mothership, amazing.

Joe Rogan (0:21)

You had a good time?

Jack Carr (0:21)

It was so much fun, so cool. We had a blast up there. And everybody was amazing. Ron White came up to say hi afterward and was in that booth. Somebody, her last name, Lardner. So Kyle Lardner is her name, and she does piano, music, sells vinyl.

And she's up there, but she, I think her, I think she said her grandfather, somebody wrote MASH back in the day.

Joe Rogan (0:46)

The theme song?

Jack Carr (0:47)

Yeah, the screenplay.

Joe Rogan (0:48)

Oh, wow.

Jack Carr (0:49)

Yeah, so somebody, there's somebody related to her anyway.

Joe Rogan (0:51)

I don't know, I heard music.

Jack Carr (0:53)

Yeah, all right, right.

Right, so it was fun watching the show with her. She knows Ron White, so he came up, that's why he came up and said hi to us. But it was so, everybody killed it. It was so much fun. I love how you put your phone in the bag, turn it off, and lock it.

Joe Rogan (1:08)

We need more of that in life.

Yeah, it's hard for people to not be distracted these days. Everyone's distracted.

Jack Carr (1:15)

Yeah, but it was so noticeable. So you're in that VIP balcony, amazing. And then you're looking down, but it is so noticeable now that no one has their phones out. If you didn't have that, you'd look down from that balcony and you'd certainly see somebody just gotta return a quick check, text on the kids.

Joe Rogan (1:29)

If you go to the movies, you just see lit up phones everywhere now. It's crazy.

Jack Carr (1:33)

That's what I was saying. I was saying, I wish they did this in movies.

Joe Rogan (1:35)

I mean, phones are cool. They do a lot of cool things, but man, it's a massive distraction.

Jack Carr (1:41)

I'm working towards being able to hand this thing off.

Joe Rogan (1:44)

Yeah?

Jack Carr (1:44)

Yeah.

Joe Rogan (1:45)

Hand it off to who?

Jack Carr (1:46)

Yeah, somebody else. It's not me.

Hand it off and go to the flip.

Joe Rogan (1:50)

Oh, really?

Jack Carr (1:51)

I'm working that. I don't think I'm not gonna be there for a few years.

Joe Rogan (1:53)

What about texting, though?

Jack Carr (1:54)

Well, you can still, remember the Blackberry?

Joe Rogan (1:56)

Yeah, David Tell was in here and he was texting. He has a flip phone. He texts with his flip phone. I'm like, what are you doing? I got pretty good with that.

I'm like, what the fuck are you doing?

Jack Carr (2:08)

Yeah, I mean, I remember doing that and we did it. Everybody did it. You just kind of figured it out, but it was like, what is it, three letters or symbols on each thing. You can do, do, do, do, but you got pretty good with it.

Joe Rogan (2:18)

Yeah, you can get pretty good, but it's slow.

It's slow and stupid. I mean, that's what can't happen when people start using the letter U instead of U and the letter R instead of A-R-E.

Jack Carr (2:29)

I can't do it. Do you do it?

Joe Rogan (2:30)

No.

Jack Carr (2:31)

Okay, yeah, I don't think so. I'm trying to think of your text.

Joe Rogan (2:33)

Especially you, you're an author.

Jack Carr (2:35)

Nope, I gotta have commas in there. I can't have a U, none of that stuff. So it's noticeable when people send it to me. I'm like, yeah, little guy's the worst. That 13 years old, that's all they do.

Joe Rogan (2:45)

Oh yeah, they do. They abbreviate things too. I always have to ask my kid, what the fuck does that mean?

IDC is I don't care, IDK is I don't know. I figured they don't know out. They have a whole bunch of them that they use all the time that I have to think.

Jack Carr (3:03)

Yeah.

Joe Rogan (3:04)

What? What are you saying?

Jack Carr (3:05)

I know, I look it up sometimes, I Google it. I type it in, what does this mean? And it pops up, or then I just get the bruh.

Joe Rogan (3:12)

Bruh, bruh's a lot, B-R-U-H. Bruh, bruh.

Jack Carr (3:17)

I'm like, what does that even mean?

Yeah, I saw some meme, it was like a mom texting her kid, and it says, texting your 13-year-old boy is like texting someone who's about to break up with you. Because it's like, hey, how was your day? And it's like, okay. You know, something like that. You know, and it's totally true. It is totally true.