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Topics: Pete Davidson, Netflix, Podcast, Celebrity
Callum Jones
Pete Davidson is certainly not a fan of urinals, as he recently revealed in his new Netflix show.
The Pete Davidson Show, a new video podcast available on Netflix, launched in the US on Friday (January 30) and includes the Saturday Night Live alum speaking with various guests from his garage, where 'all the best conversations happen', according to the man himself.
"Netflix was the home of one of my first stand-up specials,” Davidson told Tudum earlier this month. "So it felt right to bring the podcast there, too. It’s me and my friends talking about anything and everything. It’s going to be a great time."
It appears no topic of conversation is off limits on the podcast, as Davidson, alongside guest Machine Gun Kelly, discussed toilet habits.
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Davidson immediately made it clear he doesn't like using urinals in public toilets, as 'people try to look at famous dudes' d****'.
The podcast host explained: "I exclusively p*** in the toilet where you could shut the door because I look over and some dude's staring."
MGK chimed in to the conversation and said: "Especially when there's 6 stalls, like, 'Hey, bro. Why are you right next to me?'"
Davidson then continued: "Also, I'm not not pee-shy. I don't find it thrilling to p*** next to another guy that I don't know. I'm not one of those dudes just whips it out and p*****. I'm there for a bit. "Sometimes I have to flush it to get the water. Not one of those cool guys that just whip it out."
The comedian and actor went on to say he's 'jealous' of guys that can use urinals and also other places out and about.
"They're just like, 'Oh, I'm just gonna pee on this tree'. I'm like, 'You go. Good. You hero'," Davidson continued.
He concluded the rather bizarre conversation by stating he finds some behaviour 'impressive' and 'primal'.
Davidson and MGK also had more serious conversations on the first episode of the podcast show, including recalling how they have both been there for each other through their mental health struggles.
"I realized through our friendship ... our bipolar has synced up because every time I'm having a manic episode, you're good, and every time you're having one, I'm good," MGK summed up.
He added: "Every time I call, you’re super mellow. And every time you call, I'm super mellow. So it just like goes back and forth."