Episode Details

In this episode of SubwayTakes Uncut, Matthew McConaughey (Brothers, Interstellar, The Rivals of Amziah King, The Lost Bus, Dallas Buyers Club, Magic Mike, Mud, and his books Greenlights and Poems & Prayers) sits down with Kareem Rahma and breaks down his hottest takes on tipping, taking a dump, and staying young!
Matthew also talks about:
- His first words ever spoken on film
- The need for more embarrassment
- And taking insults as compliments

0:00 Intro

1:29 Matthew McConaughey joins the train

1:48 "Alright alright alright" were the first words Matthew McConaughey ever said on film

2:40 A subway rider takes 1 million selfies with Matthew and Kareem

3:05 Take #1 If the tip is included, doesn't the service suffer?

6:32 Take #2 The most underrated part of a good day is droppin' a good deuce in the AM

9:35 Take #3 One of the great secrets of staying young is believing you can do things that proof says otherwise

12:20 Start taking insults as compliments

14:21 A discussion about the assets of vanity

15:31 Take #4 What is this obsession that people have with memory?

18:18 Take #5 Starting a sentence with "honestly"...what the hell is that?

20:33 Bonus Take #1 Sports broadcasters are really getting liberal with their use of adding on -ability to the end of words

21:30 Bonus Take #2 The difference between a beer drunk and a hard liquor drunk is with a beer drunk you can anticipate trouble coming

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