This material may be protected by copyright law (Title 17 U.S. To purchase 'Dad Is Fat' online, go to Notes The two talk about Jim's future plans, the benefits of being underestimated, and avoiding humiliation in showbusiness. 'In Dad is Fat, stand-up comedian Jim Gaffigan, who's best known for his legendary riffs on Hot Pockets, bacon, manatees, and McDonald's, expresses all the joys and horrors of life with five young children-everything from cousins ('celebrities for little kids') to toddlers' communication skills ('they always sound like they have traveled by. The fact that football practice gave him nightmares, and the intimidation tactics the football coaches at Georgetown tried to use on him to keep Jim from quitting the team. Jim talks about his wrestling and college football career. Then the two get into some sports talk when they discuss growing up in small towns and also we found out both Jim and Paul had to wear eye patches when they were kids. I additionally appreciate that Jim really loves being wed and also a father yet still can see the advantages of a child-free life as well as several of the cult-like or neurotic habits some parents can exhibit from time-to-time (including himself). They also talk about Jim's climb to standup success with his 3, 1 hour comedy specials. They discuss trying bone marrow at a dinner they had an Paul's friends high end restaurant in NYC. Especially the fact that Paul has never tried guacamole. Jim is also fascinated about Paul's weird food habits and preferences. The two reminisce about doing shows years ago in NYC and touring together. International community of education systems co-creating and innovating to speed up system-level use of AI. For this episode, Paul catches up with his old buddy, comedian Jim Gaffigan, and they discuss Jim's new book 'Dad Is Fat' which was released on May 7th, and available at bookstores now! Jim discusses the inspiration of the book, his life with his wife raising 5 children in New York City. Dad Is Fat Jim Gaffigan 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars by Cordelia Kingsbridge Read Develop shared insights and best practices on the use of advanced analytics in education.

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