Did Jim Florentine Just Roast Seth Into Oblivion?

[laughs] All right, I, I, go- going back to calling people out a little bit, I know...

I, I don't wanna sit here and be the typical dude asking about fucking Robin Quivers and stuff like that, but Howard Stern, you did on the show a lot.

The guy's fucking changed, and do you think he's changed? Do you think he's a fucking douche compared to what he used to be?

Yeah, he's older.

He's changed.

You know, Chris, when we were talking, uh, when I first came on you were saying how come you were never around with all those guys like Norton and Boss and Bobby, and I forgot to say, you know, I, I, you know, I went on the Howard Stern Show op- and Jim Norton, we were living together, we were roommates at the time-

Yeah

... went on Opie and Anthony, and it was a huge rival.

You could only do one or the other shows.

You couldn't do both.

So I chose Stern.

Stern took a liking to me, so I just went that route, and I went on there for about 10 years.

So I missed the, the real, the glory days of all when they...

But I just couldn't go on that show at that time.

I go, "Okay, I'm going on this side," so...

And then when, you know, the show changed and Artie left and they were kinda like PC, then I started going over to Opie and Anthony towards the end, then Opie and Jim and all that stuff.

But look, some, some people just change when they get older.

I've never changed.

Like, I've been the same dude since I was, like, 22.

Sure, I like the same bands, I like the same humor.

I haven't grown up, I haven't evolved as a human being, and I like it

'Cause I listen to Howard-

I think it's overrated

...

I, I listen to Howard on occasion, uh, these days, and it's not the same as it used to be, but he's always going on this, "I'm not gonna talk politics" bullshit.