Interview · moment 12 of 30
Baby Names and Brendan's Ethnic Background
from #174 - Brendan Schaub | The Tim Dillon Show · #174
2 min
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They joke about naming the new baby something Mexican like 'Coco Schaub,' then dig into where the name Schaub comes from (German) and Brendan's mixed English/German/Italian heritage.
- Tim asks if Shaab is a Mexican name, then gets excited thinking it might be something cool like a character from Coco.
- Brendan says Shaab sounds Jewish, but Tim notes it actually sounds like the investment bank Charles Schwab.
- Brendan reveals Shaab is German and mentions it was the name of Hitler's right-hand man, then clarifies he doesn't think they're related.
- Brendan explains his ethnic background: German, Italian, and his mom was born and raised in England.
- Tim pivots to criticizing wallets as a sign of being a loser, citing a Kill Tony audience member who used a manila envelope.
- Tim describes his Boomer father's wallet stuffed with dollar bills and business cards from people he couldn't sell things to and never needed.
- A huge wad of cash, maxed-out credit cards, and debit cards are the real problem with wallets—they reveal who you are immediately.
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