Craig Ferguson Just Being Honest Page #4
- Year:
- 2015
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We think you should."
People usually get very angry
when you say you're gonna get
plastic surgery.
They're like,
"Oh, come on, Craig.
"How can you be so vain?
How can you be so vain
to get plastic surgery?"
I'm like, "I'm not vain.
I just want to look good."
You don't go up to somebody
who's had a haircut and go,
"How can you get your hair cut?
You're so vain.
"Did you buy new pants?
You are so vain.
I can't believe you."
Actually, that's not true.
I get a bit of that
when I go back to Scotland.
They're like, "Oh, aye,
here he comes now...
Mr. 36 Teeth."
Everybody wants to look good.
The only people that genuinely
don't give a sh*t
about how they look
are, paradoxically, nudists.
Which is weird, but they don't.
They're like, "Ah, f*** it,
let's play volleyball.
"Ha ha! Yeah!
Come on, let's grill
some sausages."
I went to a nude beach once
in Portugal. It was fan...
Well, I went...
I was 23 years old.
I was on vacation in Portugal,
and I saw this sign
for a nude beach
that said "nude beach"
in Portuguese,
but I read Portuguese, so...
Yay!
Thanks.
Thanks, gullible stoner
in the second row.
Yeah, I'm high,
and I'm also Portuguese.
Really?
Well, you'll know what
the sign said, then.
It said, "nudo beacho."
Are you also a nudist?
- No.
- Oh, okay.
'Cause I just like the idea
of you sitting there
as a Portuguese nudist,
and I said,
"Everybody's gonna be offended."
And you thought to yourself,
"Not me, my friend."
Anyway, I went
to this nude beach,
'cause I thought
it'd be fantastic.
I thought, well, it'll be full
of beautiful, young Portuguese
all saying,
"Craig, help us
Use your thumb, Craig.
Do anything."
But there are no beautiful,
young people
on the naked beaches of Europe.
Save your vacation dollar.
There's only Germans...
Overweight Germans
of indeterminate gender.
You can't tell...Even when
the volleyball starts,
you're like, "Oh, oh, nope.
Could go either way.
I don't know."
Germans walking up and down...
"Mm, I love to feel the sun
on my pleasure organs."
"Oh, look, a shell."
There's your first-row
ticket price right there, lady.
You know, people say to me,
"Craig, why do you always use
a German accent
Well, there's
two reasons, really.
One, come on, and...
Nah, it's a ridiculous
stereotype.
I know it is, but it's just
because of something
that happened to me
at a pivotal age.
I was, like...
Actually, it's a New York story.
It's the first time...
I met a German person
the first time I came
to New York as an adult.
It was 1983,
and it was the first time
I had come here unsupervised.
1983, a flight from Glasgow
to Newark, New Jersey.
And there I took a bus.
I didn't have much money.
Took a bus from Newark
right into 42nd Street
Port Authority Bus Station.
And I was so excited.
It was fantastic.
It was like,
"Oh, I'm so happy to be in...
" New York
" New York, New York
" Who will be my friend?
This is so exciting "
and everything.
Now, this is Manhattan in 1983.
Now it's different.
Now it's like
f***ing Disneyland.
You guys
will all be fine tonight.
You'll be able to get home.
Nobody'll kill ya, maybe, but...
Nobody's looking at any danger
on the way home,
but in 1983, it wasn't like
Disneyland around here.
It was like f***ing
Game of Thrones out there.
It's very different.
Ah!
Ha ha!
It was wild, and I got out...
I was 19. I got out
at Port Authority Bus Station,
I was out, and it was, like,
42nd Street 1983
all the way down one side,
all the way down the other side,
peep shows.
That's all there were,
peep shows.
I didn't know what they were,
'cause we didn't have peep shows
in Scotland.
It's illegal
I didn't know what they were.
something dirty,
because they had this, you know,
the kind of silhouette
of the lady outside, like that.
I thought, "Ooh,
to get their mud flaps.
Either way, I'm in."
So I thought,
"I'll go to this peep show."
So I run up
to the first peep show,
and there's a guy sitting
He's got one arm, and his sleeve
is taped to his jacket.
He's got an eye patch
and a parrot and a hook and...
And he's like, "Ah!"
It was like, "Hey, mister,
I want to go to the peep show."
I had the hat with the little
propeller on it and everything.
Now, let me explain.
If you don't understand
what a peep show is...
Some of you are too young to
understand what a peep show is.
Let me explain.
A peep show...
before the Internet,
people had to forage
for their porn.
Back then, perverts
were hunter-gatherers,
going from place to place.
A peep show...
it was amazing.
You're in this peep show, and
you put a quarter into a slot,
a little kind of mail thing,
and inside was a room,
and this room was an angry,
middle-aged lady
in her underwear,
smoking a cigarette,
saying, "What the f***
you looking at?"
Then is slipped down again.
It was the most erotic thing
I'd ever seen in my life!
I, like, put all my money in.
Anyway, that's not
the German thing.
What happened was I was...
I was in there,
and I ran out of quarters,
and I thought, "I'm gonna
have to make friends here.
I can't stay here all day,
much as I want to."
So I started to panic,
'cause I thought,
"I don't know how to make
friends in this town."
Then I thought, "Well, do what
you would do in Glasgow.
"Glasgow's a working-class town.
I'm a working-class man.
"What would you do in Glasgow
to meet people?
I'd go to a workingman's bar."
So I looked down 42nd Street
in 1983 for a workingman's bar,
and I see one.
I can tell it's a workingman's
bar, cops are going in there.
Construction workers
are going in there.
Some Native Americans
are going in there.
I didn't even know there were
tribes left in Manhattan.
This is great.
And I went in this bar. It was
very dark, and it was all guys.
I thought,
"Well, where are the women at?"
And then I looked over, and all
the women were over there.
I said, "Good evening, ladies."
They're like...
"Hey, what's up?"
And then...
I was like,
"Oh, it's a gay bar.
"All right, well, okay,
"I'll just finish my drink,
which I'm about to order,
and then I'll leave."
I was wearing my sailor outfit.
I looked great.
I was sitting up at the bar,
and this guy came up to me,
and he said...
"Hello."
I said, "Hello."
He said, "I am German."
I said, "I know.
I can tell from your hat."
'Cause he was wearing,
and I'm not kidding,
a leather hat
with a spike coming out of it.
I was like, "Too soon, girl."
So he said,
"Can I ask you something?"
And I said, "Sure," and then
he said the dirtiest thing
I've ever heard in my life,
before or since.
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