Chris Distefano & I Don’t Cry Over Sweet Treats | Bertcast # 597

I sit down with comedian, Chris Distefano. We talk about the 1975, treats, fasting, struggling with weight, performing for the troops, sharts, family time, and much more!

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Timecodes
0:00 Intro
0:33 Tour Dates
0:52 Liver Failure
1:26 Steve Harwell from Smashmouth
7:00 Losing weight and not drinking
8:35 Whiskey Speech
11:50 Sweets & Sugar
18:35 1975
19:30 Is Bert Fat?
20:30 Chris’s weight loss
30:50 Bert is going to die laughing
32:30 Old Military uniforms
34:07 Doing shows for the military
49:25 Not liking people
55:25 Shitting yourself
1:08:50 What you want in life
1:13:18 Wearing underwear
1:16:15 Shane Gillis’ Special
1:26:24 Is Bert more connected to his kids now?
1:28:28 When Chris and Bert cried
1:30:20 “Be where my feet are”
1:40:00 Feeling connected to family, but disconnected to comedy