Name: Chris Estrada | You Made It Weird
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Description: Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Chris Estrada | You Made It Weird' from Pete Holmes on Comedy Buff. Published 2022-12-07. Transcript available.

Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Chris Estrada | You Made It Weird' from Pete Holmes on Comedy Buff. Published 2022-12-07. Transcript available.

Chris Estrada | You Made It Weird

You made it weird. You made it weird. You made it weird. Oh yeah. You made it
weird. Yes you did. You made it weird. Oh yeah. You made it weird. With Pete
Holmes. Yes you did. You made it weird. Oh yeah.
What's happening weirdos? This is an incredible, wonderful, hilarious,
interesting and fun chat with my new friend Chris Estrada who is one of the
creators and the star of one of my new favorite shows. It's called This Fool.
It's on Hulu. We talk about it on this episode right here on this couch. It's
so hard to find new shows. It's so hard to find great new shows and I really
think he's doing something very special. One of the EPs is Fred Armisen and
Chris kills it. It's so funny.
It's so unique. Definitely, definitely, definitely check out This Fool and
follow Chris on all his socials and where you follow your people.
I am currently on tour. If you want to come see me, the remaining cities are
San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, Atlanta, Charlotte, and Washington, D.C. We're
hopefully going to be adding new dates as well in the new year.
But if you want to come and see me do my new hour of stand-up, I'm really proud
of it. It's been really, really great so far and it means so much that weirdos
come out. Just go to PeteHolmes.com and you will see links to all of the
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All right, everybody, enjoy Chris Estrada.
It's such a great conversation, and be sure to check out This Fool on Hulu.
Get into it.
Is it just regular water?
It's just water.
Hey, you haven't seen that before?
No, you know what?
I thought they were carbonated.
They do make carbonated.
Oh, do you?
Yeah.
See, I really think we have a lot.
Like, everything I've learned about you from watching the show and watching
your stand-up, I'm like, we'll just roll right in if you cool.
Oh, no, no, open, open, open.
I just want you to know we're recording.
So you don't start saying some racist shit.
And also, feel free to put...
I stand by my racism.
I say it on air.
Anything that was caught in private, please keep it in the show as a point of
integrity.
I insist.
And you can put your feet on the couch.
It's a filthy couch.
Yeah, yeah.
But I really do think we...
Go get comfy.
I insist.
At least lean in.
Yeah.
Have some pillows.
There you go.
It's...
This couch isn't exactly right.
Oh, it's nice.
It's a nice, cozy-ass couch.
It truly is.
You're very positive already.
And I'm already enjoying it.
I'm not...
I'm not...
Like...
I'm not Hymington.
It's about...
The couch is fine to me.
That's great.
I'm going to put this back because I was enjoying it.
But yeah, I was just...
First of all, the show is fantastic.
Oh, thank you.
I really appreciate you taking the time to watch it.
Dude, it's great.
Yeah.
It was like...
Yes, I watch it for the show, but I watch it with my wife.
And she doesn't love everything.
I don't love everything.
And we were both like, that was so good.
We're like...
Oh, thanks, man.
Now we're just watching it because it's what we're watching.
Yeah.
And I know that everybody's making this point, but it's so hard to find...
Like, what to watch.
Yeah, yeah.
And I'm glad to have this podcast because, you know, we were having you on.
So I was like, oh, we should watch This Fool.
Yeah.
But we put it on and I was like, first of all, it's just so hard to do...
Can you relate?
Like, I watch a lot of TV and I'm like, why?
Like, why does this...
Not even in a mean way, you almost feel bad for them.
You're like, there's no point of view.
Yeah, there's no point of view or thematically.
I go...
I guess I like themes in television.
You know, I don't like things that feel like a morality play, but I like things
that are
thematic.
Me too.
Or at least mess with themes.
So, or sometimes, yeah, if things lack of point of view, I'm like, you know,
when things
lack of point of view, what I like, I don't want that from scripted television.
I don't mind that, like, I love bar rescues, like trashy TV that I don't mind.
But at least that dude has a theme, which has a point of view, which is don't
have a shitty
bar.
Don't have a shitty bar.
All you need is the title.
He's going to rescue your bar.
He's going to rescue your bar.
And then he goes in.
And those shows are a delight because we all have strong opinions about dumb
stuff.
Yeah.
He like gets away with John Taffer, John Taffer.
I always say, uh, he's the father I didn't have because you know, like you need
a grown
man to yell at you sometimes, dude, you're on the right podcast.
I think all of that stuff, uh, Gordon, what's his name?
The mean one, the British Ramsey Gordon Ramsey.
Yeah.
That's all dad stuff.
It's all that Simon on American Idol.
Yeah.
You know why?
Because they show up.
They show up.
So it's this fantasy.
They're mad, but they're like, they understand like, why do you have this
kitchen like this?
We kind of wished.
Yeah.
I would watch it.
Look, I don't mean to put my dad down.
He did, he did, he did a great job and I love him, but there was like, uh,
growing up
in the 80s, like 80s dads didn't really have that, that understanding or, or,
or, or even
the goal of being like involved to that extent where they might come in my room
and be like, I feel
like your Ninja Turtles, you're getting mixed up with your G.I.
Joe's like, let's get those separated so you can have a more efficient playtime.
I would be like, yes, sir.
You know what I mean?
Like I would have kind of loved any attention.
Yeah.
My pops wasn't around.
So sometimes I think seeing stuff like that is like where I, it must speak to
something in
me where I just go like, cause I, I think of my nephews and they have their dad
around, but
whenever I'm kind of like stern with them, I've seen them smile or be like, yes.
Okay.
They're boys.
Yeah.
Yeah.
They're boys.
Not to say the girls don't like it, but I.
I've seen in particular, this is just my experience.
Little boys will love a leader.
Yeah.
Like I kind of boss them around, not in a mean way, but like, no, no, eat all
your food
first before we do this.
And they'll be like, smile.
Okay.
And then, you know, so.
Cause it's care.
Yeah.
It's care.
It's also structure.
We always talk about with our daughter, it's like you, like she has toys and
stuff that
count to, you know, it's like one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight,
nine, 10, 11,
12.
I just wanted to say, yeah.
And I was like, it would be like if you went into some weird DMT universe and
everybody's
a ribbon, right?
Yeah.
There's just a bunch 