no man a island except. where is that? do you know what? [bleep] i m going to go paint a cat. jesse: then jon stewart retired to go live on a farm where he doesn t have to shave every day. i m jealous of the not shaving. farms make me nervous. i get the sense math is involved and i have to do math to eat, i won t. so stuart left his show to stephen colbert and everybody realized how talented he really was. but he wasn t just a host. john did stand up. he was a writer. he even acted. did you ever see the back of a $20 bill, man? i don t know you. ever seen the back of a $20 bill on weed? jesse: that role wasn t a stretch for stuart because we hear he grows all kinds of things on his farm. here he is showing a little more range in another film. tomorrow i m leaving for china to represent the fine firm of morton and mandel, yes me the one guy though once shaved his ass to win a $5 bet. stuart has skills and he has to be smart because he is rich. isn t that how it w
sometimes nothing satisfies like a good subway. this great pasty, turkey field cold cut combo. i eat three every day to help keep me strong. hey can i have one of those? coming right up. jesse: unfortunately times are tight right now and not 70 people have money. getting a subway tattoo can get you free sandwiches for life. that s what colorado man and subway fanatic james did as part of subway s new menu campaign. you get a foot long tattoo on his back. and now he s entitled to free subway sandwiches forever. ultimate subway fan joins me now so james is this your first tattoo? this was my first tattoo.
In honor of Black History Month, The Daily Pennsylvanian interviewed several Black business owners who shared the challenges they faced as Black entrepreneurs and the perseverance behind their journey.