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The Fighter and The Kid Episode 351: Mitzi Shore, Old Hollywood, and Wild Stories

The Fighter and The KidApril 11, 20181h 17min133,594 views
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Remembering Mitzi Shore and The Comedy Store

  • 💡 Mitzi Shore is honored as a legendary figure in comedy, instrumental in discovering and mentoring countless comedians at The Comedy Store.
  • 📌 Her unique approach involved providing advice that fundamentally changed comedians' careers, exemplified by stories of her letting Pauly Shore cry it out to build resilience.
  • 🎭 The Comedy Store is described as a unique, dark, and challenging environment where comedians honed their craft, with passing its rigorous standards being a significant achievement.
  • 🎤 The difficulty of getting stage time and passing at The Comedy Store is highlighted, with comedians often only getting 4-5 minutes to impress.

Old Hollywood and Enduring Passion

  • 🌟 Jack Betts, an 89-year-old actor, is celebrated for his enduring passion and prolific career in old Hollywood, including Spaghetti Westerns.
  • 🎭 Betts exemplifies a life lived with passion, continuing to write screenplays and plays, demonstrating that a need for expression keeps one alive.
  • 🎬 Stories of his encounters with Hollywood legends like Lana Turner and his interactions with Sophia Loren highlight the glamour and character of a bygone era.
  • 🎤 His ability to remain vibrant and engaged at 89, even after facing health challenges, is attributed to his passion and zest for life.

The Animal Kingdom and Survival

  • 🦁 The discussion delves into the true story behind the Tsavo Man-Eaters, two lions that killed numerous railroad workers, and the controversial theory that their behavior was influenced by the British leaving sick workers by the riverside.
  • 🐅 The ferocity of tigers as man-eaters is contrasted with lions, noting their tendency to leave heads and feet after a kill.
  • 🥩 The conversation touches on the edibility of various animals, with a strong consensus against eating big cats due to potential pathogens and poor taste, contrasting it with more palatable options like deer or chicken.
  • 🐙 The intelligence and sensitivity of octopuses are discussed, with a story about tenderizing them by beating them against rocks, and a strong aversion to eating live animals.

Personal Health and Lifestyle Choices

  • 🥦 The hosts discuss personal health journeys, including managing psoriasis through diet and the challenges of maintaining energy during long workdays.
  • 🦷 Dental aesthetics are explored, with a debate on the merits and appearance of veneers versus natural teeth, and the ongoing process of Invisalign treatment.
  • 🚗 The impact of luxury vehicles like Teslas on lifestyle and financial perspective is shared, highlighting the difficulty of returning to a simpler mode of transportation.

Celebrity Life and Current Events

  • 🏀 The Tristan Thompson cheating scandal is recounted, focusing on alleged encounters and leaked text messages, with a discussion on the motivations behind such actions and the role of social media.
  • 🥊 Boxing news includes Manny Pacquiao's split with trainer Freddie Roach and the potential return of Nick Diaz to the UFC.
  • 🧑‍💻 Mark Zuckerberg's use of a cushion during a Senate hearing sparks a conversation about stature and self-consciousness.
  • 🏈 The physical prowess and career of Buffalo Bills player Kyle Williams are noted, alongside discussions on athlete health issues and financial management.
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Mitzi ShoreThe Comedy StoreStand-up ComedyJack BettsOld HollywoodActingTsavo Man-EatersLionsTigersAnimal BehaviorDietHealthInvisalignVeneersTristan ThompsonKhloe KardashianUFCNick DiazMark ZuckerbergNFLBoxing
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