Tom Segura: Mostly Stories Page #5
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- 2016
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The next thing,
I see a white T-shirt pop up
and I'm like,
"Well, there's the dad."
Some of you got it. And...
He looked around, like,
"Who's talking sh*t?"
And I was like, "I'm talking sh*t, b*tch."
I didn't say it,
but he knew what was up. But then...
I went out the exit immediately
cause I'm not getting my ass kicked
over The Lego Movie, so I left.
You guys,
are you ever just
tired of being alive?
Know what I mean? Like...
I'm not suicidal.
I just feel like I've done a lot
and I've seen a lot. And now I'm like,
"Let's wrap this sh*t up. Like..."
Right? Like, how many
f***ing days are there?
I want to skip a grade. Remember...
elementary school, and you get
to the first day of,
whatever, third grade,
and you're like, "Where's Brian?"
They're like, "He skipped."
"Excuse me? How?"
They're like, "He can add like
a motherf***er. I don't know. He just...
Four, eight, twelve. He gets it."
And then you go, "I want to skip."
And they're like...
I'd love to skip in real life.
That would be the best program,
if they were like,
"If you kill it this year,
you have the best year,
at the end of the year, a magical fairy
or government official
will come to your house...
and they go, 'You crushed it this year.'"
And you're like, "I know."
Then they're like, "Now you can skip
as many years as you want."
I'd be like, "What the f***?!
Really?" "Mm-hmm.
How many do you want to skip?"
"Thirty?"
Just land at retirement.
I don't wanna live
much longer than that anyways.
Seventy. Maybe 71. You know?
Seventy so I can be "officially old"
and experience old guy stuff,
like people talking to me like I'm a pet,
and, um...
You ever see that? When they're like,
"Hey, hey. How you doing?
You're so good.
Would you like me to get you anything?"
Like, "Yeah. Put some water in my bowl.
What the f*** is this sh*t?" Like...
But I don't want
to live much longer than that.
I mean, I hear people in conversation go,
"I want to live to be a hundred."
Really?
Have you seen 80?
I mean,
my dad has a friend that's 87.
He looks like a goblin. Okay?
He is terrifying to look at.
And he knows it.
He's like, "I'm coming around the corner.
Don't look at me." He knows it.
It's scary.
Here's how much it sucks to be that old.
When he was 84,
he stopped taking his heart medication.
And I go, "Why did you do that?"
And he goes, "I don't want to be here."
If you see him now,
you're like, "How you doing?"
"Unfortunately, alive."
"But He won't take me."
The only thing I have
going for me with that old stuff
is that I will be the best old guy.
I already know it.
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