Joe Rogan Experience #1148 - Andrew Santino
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2 hours and 49 minutes
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In this episode, the boys discuss the death of Bruce Lee and the impact he had on the world. They also discuss how old is too old to be a professional athlete and why it's sad to see some of the greats we grew up watching pass away at such a young age. Also, the guys talk about their favorite movies and TV shows of all-time and why they think the Big 3 should play in a post-NBA league once they retire from the league. Don't miss it! The boys are back with another episode of the podcast, and this time we're joined by our good friend and long-time good friend, comedian and long time friend, John Rocha! Enjoy and spread the word to your friends and family about this podcast! Enjoy the pod! -The Guys Logo by Courtney DeKorte. Theme by Mavus White. Music by PSOVOD and tyops. Thank you for listening and supporting the pod cast! If you like what you hear, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts! Subscribe, rate, and subscribe to our other shows! and tell a friend about what you think of what you're listening to and what a great pod cast you think about the podcast! We'll be looking out for you in the next episode of The Boys' next episode! Cheers, Cheers. Cheers Cheers! Cheers from the Boys Crew! (and Cheers and Cheers!!) -The Boys Crew. -Jon & the Crew at The Boys Crew Podcasts. -Jon and the Crew Crew! -Jon Soriano and the Boys Clubhouse Crew! --Jonah and the crew at the Boys' Crew Jonah & the boys at the Big Dawgs Crew at the R&B Project. (feat. ) -Jonah & Jonah and The Guys at The Big Three at the Bowery Project - Jonah's House of the Biggest Podcasts Podcasts and Jonah, the Crews at the PodCast. . & the Guys at the House of The Biggest Effing Room at The Rookwoodwoodwood Brewery. , and the guys at the Boyz at the Backyard. and the rest of the Boys at the VFW! , The Boys at The VFW. & much more! & more.
Transcript
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He goes, I wonder if he'll say it right as he gets on.
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There's a great hip-hop album I used to listen to in high school, and they used one of his quotes, one of my favorites.
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He says, honestly expressing oneself is really hard to do.
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I can use really fancy movements and show you really crazy things, but to honestly express myself, that is really hard to do.
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It's like a beautiful little sound clip before they start the song, but it's like just him talking to someone.
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Isn't it humbling when someone dies really young like he does, and they did way more in their life than you ever will?
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Like, who the fuck else has had that kind of an impact?
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And, you know, he died in, what, 1970-something?
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Yeah, I think he was like 30 or 31 or 32 or something like that.
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It's not like I was listening to Hendrix last night on the way to the studio or a lot way to the Comedy Store.
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One of my 33 and I was thinking he died when he was 27. How much Hendrix music is there out there?
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He died when he was 27. Yeah, but then you think do you think he'd be happy with what's going on to like I always find that like what would they be doing today?
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No, I know, but that's like, oh, they had such like a...
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Because, right, there's guys that lasted a long time and they either like are making garbage or they're slowly still making cool shit here and there whenever they want to.
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Nobody wants to hear like new Rolling Stones songs.
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Because they're all-time greats, but if they start playing some song you haven't heard, you're like, ah, the fuck is all this?
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That's kind of like yesterday when I was running, they have this thing called the Big Three.
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It's a post-NBA league for players to play in once they retire.
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It's just three-on-three, but it's really sad to watch guys that have been retired for like 10 years hooping because you're like...
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You want to just remember them when they were amazing.
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People are showing up just to see those names, but it's really bad to watch.
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I just think you have to be retired from the league to play in it.
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Bernard Hopkins was fighting in his 40s at his best.
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I know, but there's something about it that's hard to watch and do with gray hair missing free throws.
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I understand what you're saying, but I disagree in the fact that it's even sadder watching an old guy get the fuck beat out of him.
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But he still probably fights because he loves it?
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I mean, they fight because they love the competition, but they get paid.
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Well, that's why these guys are doing the big three.
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Do you think that, I think with basketball too, it's wear and tear on the knees.
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When you watch, there's a guy named Glenn Davis, Big Baby Davis.
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And he always had big problems in the league being so heavy on his knees and his back.
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He fell once during it and rolled around for like five minutes.
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His career is on this crazy revival train, and it's almost like he is going back to young Rappaport style.
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I forget what sport it was, but he's interviewing these guys, and he's kind of hunched over...
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Like, this is such a weird combination of, like, an old guy and a young guy.
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He did that documentary for Tribe Called Quest.
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Like, he still is in, like, that youthful world of, like, music and sports.
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Did you ever see the rant that he went on after Charlottesville?
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He's very funny on The Fighter and The Kid, too.
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And he goes and he fights with the whole Howard Stern staff.
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He loves fighting with those guys because they all do fantasy football and all that stuff.
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He's vocally a massive sports fan, which I think that keeps him in that youth circle so much that he just loves sports and loves talking sports to everybody.
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It's like guys that left ESPN. I don't know jack shit about sports, man.
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Like, the problem is people try to talk to me about other sports.
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I couldn't tell you a position other than goalie.
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See, but then I think about hockey, because I'm like, I know hockey, but I have no idea about it.
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Isn't hockey the same as soccer, just with ice?
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I was in Italy when the World Cup was going on.
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And it was amazing to watch Europeans watch that shit because they love it.
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What ruined it for me was I was in Boulder when the World Cup was happening.
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And all these dorky white guys pretending to be way too enthusiastic about the World Cup.
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The Olympics has this thing when people get into like...
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It's cool to cheer for your country or whatever, but it's so funny when people get into the Olympics and they're like, did you watch us in luge?
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And they have sports that you would never even think about wanting to watch.
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Like the cross-country ski and then you shoot on the ground and then you ski some more?
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3-on-3 basketball is going to be in the Summer Olympics.
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That's the big three is the three-on-three tournament we were talking about.
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I looked this up the other day and was so surprised.
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I don't know what kind of competition it's going to be, but the Big 3 success has led to it being included in the next Summer Olympics.
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How many people are in a normal basketball game?
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They have a weird rule, too, that once it gets down to four minutes, that like...
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There's another tournament going on, which is amateur players and teams, and it's a $1 million tournament.
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Yeah, so it's a tournament going on all across the country.
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This is former MB guys and former college players.
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These 6'9 black dudes and these three white heads just...
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Joe just hugs the ball and starts fucking head-butting people out of the way.
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We would just use you as the bull and foul out.
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No, but they have two other players on their bench that they rotate.
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But we would have you foul as hard as you can to really fuck up their best players.
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And then Jamie and I would have to bang it out.
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And guys get pissed because it ruins their career, costs millions of dollars.
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They used to foul Shaq because they knew, what were they going to do to stop him?
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It was funny because, you know, Couch sports fans were always like, oh, shut the fuck up.
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He is big, but another huge dude that's just throwing their arm as hard as they can all game.
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Old NBA people would be like, that's bullshit they did in their 70s.
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But Shaq was just the biggest guy that's ever played with that much agility.
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Whenever I shake his hand, I'm like, what is that?
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And him and I were, like, he was a huge Fear Factor fan.
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So he did, like, a whole episode where he co-hosted it with me, and he stood next to me, and he, like, he would do the, I'm gonna do the countdown.
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And when he would do the countdown, I was standing next to him, like, this is, like, an eight-year-old hanging out with his dad.
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Oh, all I hear are stories like that, that he's, like, he's a big kid on set.
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No, but I feel like an eight-year-old next to a grown-up.
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Anybody that works with him, he loves fucking around.
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Yeah, like Fort Lauderdale or some show like that.
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It's pretty hard to be undercover when you're 6'11".
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He's got to be one of the biggest guys that's ever played, right?
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Not the tallest, but probably one of the most...
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I mean, you know, when you get up next to his arm, it's this.
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And I was like, look, if there was no weight limitations, like he's so...
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Yeah, I have a picture of me at the MTV... What was it at?
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Movie Awards or something like that with him next to me where I was interviewing him for this thing.
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We've never had a super heavy fight, but super heavy weight is 265 and above.
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Well, who's the heaviest fighter that's ever fought?
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Brock was cutting weight to make 265. Wasn't he around 300 pounds at one point?
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But a guy like that could never fight in the UFC because he probably can't make 265. No.
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He's a fucking full-grown man at 20. I mean, what?
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It wasn't even a good movie, but that movie Warrior.
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Literally did my role in the UFC in that movie.
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Except for like the skill and the talent and all that stuff.
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Nick Nolte plays the dad of one of the guys that's fighting.
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Because he used to date Vicky Lewis, who was a friend of mine.
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And I'm in Fry's, and he's got his reading glasses on.
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I was still like, I can't believe I'm really talking to Nick Nolte.
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That was during my Quake days, when I was addicted to Quake, and I'd make my own computers.
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Did you have like 15 screens and all that shit, like everyone does that?
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Yeah, I had a room in my house where I had a conference table, and it was lined up with computer monitors and computers.
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So I'm just gonna fucking put some games on for them.
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Video games, like, I loved them when I was a kid, and then there was this weird cutoff...
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You know what scares the shit out of me though?
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Massively multi, massive multi-online roleplaying game.
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But aren't you with a massive community of people?
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Oh, there's a hundred people in the game with you?
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A lot of times, not really a hundred, but it can be a hundred.
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How many people are on your squad, on your team?
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Unless you're playing a 50 on 50 match, which is like a special...
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Is it random assignments of teams, or you go in picking your teams?
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God, I can't wait to hear the comments on this video about, how does you not know about Fortnite, dude?
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I see so many references online to it, and I know what it is, but I have no idea what it is.
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I remember when people would call you a noob, and they'd use two zeros.
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Like today, maybe even right now, there's two million dollar tournaments going on.
00:18:36.000
There's one, I think they're both for charity today, but one for Fortnite, and then another one, another game that's just like it called PUBG, which we've talked about before.
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It might be like a two or three hour tournament.
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Parents used to tell their kids to not play video games.
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Timmy over there is making a billion dollars playing Fortnite.
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A friend of my old, my first roommate in LA. He was like a professional online gamer.
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Because there was a few of those guys, but he was one of them.
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I want to know what they do when they quit all that shit.
00:19:50.000
Just trying to figure out how to deal with all the radiation they've been absorbing.
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I think some of them are smart enough now that they realize how quick the rise is and how quick the fall might be that they're just sort of banking money and just riding it out to see how long it goes.
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Yeah, but it's kind of like how in golf you only get paid paid if you win.
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Not a lot of those guys can bank all that money, right?
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They still got to have something to do after it's done.
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The best of the best bank, but the high majority of you guys are just making a living.
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The way it's different, though, they don't have to pay a coach.
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They're just at home and in some cases their parents' house still.
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And they might just buy their parents' a new house.
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They buy their parents' house and kick them the fuck out?
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Yeah, you remember when you were yelling at me?
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Well, toughening him up is why he became such a good player.
00:21:09.000
Hey, I toughened you up, and that's why you like this.
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And then every time she got something, she's like, you know why that is.
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So she mind-fucked her whole life into being like...
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She was like, I was always the one that made you the killer.
00:22:01.000
And she was doing it because she was trying to cash checks because she lost all her money, man.
00:22:09.000
They talk about it at the end of the film and I don't remember.
00:22:12.000
They tell you where, you know, when they're like in the chyron where they're like, she lives in so-and-so with her new husband and da-da-da.
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The one that had Nancy Kerrigan's legs whacked?
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And the way they describe it in the movie, it's even funnier.
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Imagine thinking there's nothing going to go wrong with that plan.
00:22:44.000
They claim in the movie and in their story, I think, to the courts was always they were supposed to threaten her.
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And these two Dumbos went up there and they were like, yeah, we'll threaten her.
00:23:04.000
If I'm going to believe that guy's side, I bet he said, go up there and scare her and do what you need to do.
00:23:10.000
I bet he left it vague and was like, these fucking idiots will figure it out.
00:23:12.000
I bet they were on meth and they were all going, yeah, fucking break her fucking kneecaps.
00:23:17.000
Yeah, they're all just geeking out going, dude, you know what fucking skaters need?
00:23:24.000
Speaking of meth, did you see the video of that guy who drove into the parking lot of the comedy store and smashed into a car and almost hit one of the guys that was there?
00:23:34.000
Some fucking dude tweaked out of his mind, came driving through the back of the parking lot in the store during the day.
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Slammed into one of the employee's cars that was parked back there.
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This guy's just like completely out of his mind.
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Turns out the guy years ago killed a kid driving.
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Yeah, slammed his car into some fucking kid and killed him, like a young girl.
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And then, many years later, is still driving fucked up.
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Arrested after vehicle collision at the Comedy Store.
00:24:14.000
Yeah, that guy killed a kid driving and he's still doing it.
00:24:18.000
So he was peeling off a sunset and smashed into the Comedy Store?
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Went around the corner, went through the driveway, went around the corner to the lot, and came in, like, literally turned sideways and slammed into a car.
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Who knows what kind of pills that fucking asshole's on?
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Imagine you kill a kid driving fucked up, you get out of jail, and then you're still doing it.
00:25:01.000
Somebody fucked somebody, and the man and the woman got together.
00:25:07.000
They gave birth, raised that kid, and this is what you got.
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But you can't tell me that that's not part of their fault, too.
00:25:13.000
There's got to be some shit that they fucking did to that kid.
00:25:20.000
You get someone that's that fucking stupid, and that's...
00:25:29.000
How did Caitlyn Jenner get away with killing that dude?
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In this day and age, it's like she entered into this category of the most marginalized group in America currently, which is transgender people.
00:25:50.000
And by doing that, by becoming a transgender person, that became the entire focus of the nation.
00:25:56.000
She got exonerated for all these things, though.
00:25:59.000
She wasn't paying attention and she slammed into the back.
00:26:02.000
Oh, we could say he because it was still a he at the time.
00:26:12.000
Slammed into an old lady and pushed her into traffic.
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Then they hit a car with a family of five, remember?
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They lived, but the grandma sued because she broke her hip and pelvis or something like that.
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The crazy thing is, Caitlin doesn't even address it like it's some horrific moment in her life.
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Where he's driving and he's like, I just fucking hit somebody.
00:26:59.000
Dude, Dunnegan, that is such a fucking hysterical character that he does on his Instagram.
00:27:13.000
Bruce fucked me when he killed that lady with his car, but now Caitlyn's got a clean record, baby.
00:27:19.000
I'm a much better driver than Bruce, I'll have you now, so don't be afraid to hit the streets, He's such an odd guy.
00:27:48.000
Dude, when he fucks with his mom, it makes me, it kills me.
00:27:55.000
You can tell she's so fucking, she's on the phone, like on a business call.
00:28:07.000
You know people are mad at him for that Craig character?
00:28:18.000
I passed by Chick-fil-A. There's a new Chick-fil-A near me this morning.
00:28:23.000
Oh wait, this is him destroying his mother's painting.
00:28:30.000
I'm just gonna put a t-shirt in the dinosaur in case it's cold outside.
00:28:56.000
I'm putting a chitchat at the bottom with a smokestack.
00:29:39.000
Every time he posts something with that Craig character, fuck, it rips me up.
00:29:42.000
But it's funny how he found this niche and this new thing of face swap...
00:29:52.000
Well, it's perfect because his impressions are so good.
00:30:00.000
When you see it, you're like, that's Bill Maher behind the face swap doing the voice.
00:30:04.000
When he does the Kim and Kanye talking to each other with Caitlyn.
00:30:14.000
I love the fact that there's this new thing that people can do.
00:30:18.000
This face swap thing is a completely new way of doing sketches.
00:30:25.000
It's almost funnier because you know that he's behind it.
00:30:31.000
It's like you're in on it, so you know, but yet it's so good.
00:30:54.000
It's so perfect, this clueless family that's so wealthy that they're completely detached from laundry machines.
00:31:05.000
I just love that this, like, technology's created, like, there's a bunch of YouTube people that do that.
00:31:10.000
They're doing, like, these weird YouTube videos.
00:31:14.000
But it's like, he's found, like, a real, specifically funny niche, because he's real to the characters.
00:31:21.000
Like, a lot of times people are throwing characters together in sketches, and they're just kind of so cheaply done, and they don't have any, like...
00:32:00.000
Like this show, I'm like, I don't know if you should be watching this.
00:32:06.000
I don't know if it was a movie or a show, actually.
00:32:08.000
My fucking kid loved that show, and I was watching it with her.
00:32:21.000
Last time you got laughed at, then humiliated, then your whole family left you.
00:32:32.000
Miranda, right now you're just a boring, famous person.
00:32:46.000
So my daughter, who's eight, will do an impression.
00:32:54.000
But it's a show, like, it's almost like a Tim and Eric type show.
00:33:01.000
Yeah, so I'm, like, letting her watch it, and I'm like, I don't even think you should be watching this.
00:33:09.000
I was just going to say, what did you watch that you knew you shouldn't have been watching when you were a kid, too?
00:33:12.000
I tried to not swear for the first five years of their life, and then I'm like...
00:33:19.000
I'm like, what, are they going to learn about something early?
00:33:26.000
I don't say, like, I'm gonna fuck you to my wife.
00:33:49.000
We're getting ready to leave, but we didn't pack up her helmet.
00:33:58.000
And my three-year-old daughter looks at the helmet, looks at her bag, and goes, shit.
00:34:08.000
And we're laughing, but we try not to look at it.
00:34:15.000
Like, those videos on the internet are always funny when there's a kid trying to say duck.
00:34:23.000
The parent can't not laugh when he's like, fuck, da fuck?
00:34:28.000
Segura told me he, like, tried to kiss his son, his three-year-old.
00:34:31.000
And he's like, he goes, you, like, give daddy a kiss.
00:34:36.000
He pushes him away, but as he pushes him away, he says, push.
00:35:02.000
Are you guys doing the thing where you're like checking the ovulation?
00:35:04.000
The calendar shit is so, that's such a weird thing too.
00:35:07.000
I think it's a mental thing as well that gets in the way.
00:35:21.000
Fucking Dr. Rhonda Patrick posted something on her Twitter page the other day about it.
00:35:25.000
She was like, just eat fucking nuts help sperm production.
00:35:37.000
But apparently, if you eat a certain amount of grams of...
00:35:44.000
Certain, like, quantity of mixed nuts makes your balls grow.
00:35:52.000
There's got to be a food that does the opposite.
00:35:58.000
It makes your balls shrink because your balls aren't making any testosterone anymore.
00:36:03.000
I asked the doctor and he said that it doesn't reduce the amount of semen you produce.
00:36:18.000
He had like one of those fucking little stands.
00:36:29.000
Put them in my mouth and I'll tell you what's wrong with your nuts.
00:36:34.000
You ever have a girl that put your nuts in her mouth and hum?
00:36:53.000
That would make you feel weird because it's such a deep sound.
00:36:56.000
You'd be like, why am I coming to this deep sound?
00:37:24.000
Men that supplemented their diet with 60 grams of mixed nuts daily for 14 weeks increased their sperm count by 16%.
00:37:31.000
Sperm vitality by 4% and sperm motility by 6% according to a randomized controlled trial.
00:37:41.000
Yeah, imagine there's a cup and dudes jizzing into it every day for 14 weeks.
00:37:56.000
You have to make a deal with this guy in the study.
00:38:05.000
Because if you're banging all day, one day, and the next day, you don't do anything, you get a bunch of tired cum.
00:38:15.000
I don't know if anybody knows, but you ever take a few days off of beating off, and then you beat off, and it's like...
00:38:24.000
Yeah, and it just kind of dribbles out, and you feel like a loser.
00:38:38.000
I find it always depends on how much I build up.
00:38:53.000
He'd get a prostitute and you'd get right to the point of coming and go, all right, thanks, here's your money.
00:39:12.000
He does give a fuck, but he doesn't give a fuck at the same time.
00:39:15.000
Secretly, when they leave, yeah, he's bummed the fuck out.
00:39:18.000
Yeah, he gets disgusted in himself, but that's what he enjoys.
00:39:22.000
You know, there's some guy, I was reading something, some guy was doing something, an anti-shame thing.
00:39:36.000
There's things that people are ashamed of that we're not ashamed of at all.
00:39:43.000
Say if your wife's walking around the house in a pair of shorts and you grab her ass and she turns around and she smiles at you and the two of you start banging.
00:39:57.000
But if you lived in a crazy religious household where she's supposed to be dressed like a fucking tablecloth, That would be a real problem.
00:40:13.000
And the building blocks of how you erase, right?
00:40:15.000
Some people get shamed from their parents for stuff that they shouldn't feel ashamed about.
00:40:21.000
Yeah, and for Norton, it's like he pays these nice ladies to touch his penis, and that's why they don't have to work at Denny's.
00:40:30.000
They go on a smoke break and go edge him for an hour and a half and come back.
00:40:44.000
Like the lines and the fingerprints, they're deeper than normal.
00:40:59.000
He's a wealthy guy, so it's like not a problem.
00:41:04.000
Part of the problem is that it's not a problem.
00:41:07.000
You know, Jim sells out comedy shows everywhere.
00:41:17.000
He's like the most free guy that I know in terms of like talking about his weirdness and his perversion.
00:41:27.000
Yeah, he had a problem and he got sober I think when he was 19. Holy shit.
00:41:50.000
Oh, dude, I got fucking lit up for that online.
00:41:53.000
I didn't- I was with gay friends at a What I put online, having the most fun at a Mexican tranny bar.
00:42:06.000
I was with gay dudes that they joked about it with me.
00:42:28.000
Yeah, but like a flamboyant gay guy could say that and no one would say shit, but a straight white guy from Chicago?
00:42:35.000
Justin Martindale, he yells the N-word all the time.
00:42:39.000
No, he doesn't, but I just wanted to put that out there.
00:42:43.000
I don't think you get that kind of freedom just by being gay.
00:42:49.000
A gay black transgender guy could do whatever he wants.
00:43:09.000
That's that one line that we are not willing to cross.
00:43:14.000
Meanwhile, it is one of the most realistic lines.
00:43:25.000
But, I mean, literally all human beings came from Africa.
00:43:38.000
If you just say, that's what I identify with, I get it.
00:43:41.000
That, to me, is like, that's more on the other side of when people say, like, you can't be a gender other than a male or a female.
00:43:57.000
Is there any race that would let you in like that?
00:44:00.000
Is there any race that you're like, yeah, come on, you could be Slovenian.
00:44:03.000
I feel like redheads are like the, I think I've got a little bit of a pass.
00:44:18.000
I knew a dude who had red hair used to dye his eyebrows.
00:44:23.000
Died his hair, dyed his eyebrows, looked different.
00:44:28.000
When I was a kid, it bothered me like crazy, and then I got older and I didn't give a fuck.
00:44:32.000
And then when you get older, there's some women that like it, that think that's more attractive because it's red.
00:44:51.000
What's your weirdest specific thing that you...
00:44:53.000
When you first started getting into chicks and you figured out what your style was, what was the one thing you're like, that's weird and most people don't like that about girls?
00:45:15.000
He's going to have so many DMs from these fat chicks hitting him up.
00:45:20.000
Do you know there's a new show on Netflix that they're trying to take off the air?
00:45:23.000
It's about a girl who used to be fat and then she got skinny and she's getting revenge on everybody.
00:45:33.000
She's going back to all the people that talked shit to her when she was young about being fat.
00:46:00.000
Fat-phobic Netflix series supports damaging stereotypes for young women.
00:46:06.000
Well listen, I'm gonna tell you guys this really, really clearly.
00:46:10.000
If your children are fat, they're eating too much sugar.
00:46:22.000
There's a lot of nonsense that's involved in people's bodies and education, and the big one is what they eat has no bearing on what they look like.
00:46:37.000
You go back and look at fucking people in the 20s, they were all starving to death.
00:46:41.000
They were all skinny, and the bread they ate was different.
00:46:51.000
And he was reading something about emulsifiers that are used in fast-rising yeast and in a lot of bread products are responsible for leaky gut.
00:47:01.000
And they have an impact on people's sensitivities to gluten.
00:47:07.000
And he was saying that emulsifiers are basically like fucking shampoo.
00:47:14.000
You wash some dishes and all that greasy oil, and you pour some dishwashing soap in there in the water.
00:47:24.000
And that's what's causing all these, like, gluten allergies and shit?
00:47:28.000
There's a bunch of different things that are causing it.
00:47:32.000
Because it used to be that you would get, like, if you had wheat, you would have...
00:47:37.000
It's like old wheat was like a small little sort of grain.
00:47:48.000
What they started doing is making it thicker and more dense, and that way you get a much higher yield per acre.
00:47:55.000
But in doing so, they also made it more difficult for your body to absorb it.
00:48:00.000
But he was saying that it's also, they use this fast-rising yeast And that there's emulsifiers in it, and then emulsifiers are apparently terrible for your body.
00:48:10.000
Which makes sense, because you go to fucking Italy, and I know you like to go to Italy, and you eat some of that fucking pasta over there, it doesn't make you feel the same.
00:48:20.000
I feel way thicker, like I feel dumpy when I eat it back home.
00:48:23.000
Yeah, I found pasta that I could buy online that's from Italy.
00:48:28.000
Well, it's not fresh-made, but it tastes better if you feel better when you eat it.
00:48:34.000
I know that sounds like a thing an American traveler would say.
00:48:42.000
If there's someone fat, it's an American that's over there.
00:48:44.000
Every time I see a fat person, a thousand bucks says they're from the States.
00:48:47.000
But they're eating cannolis, they've got tiramisu, they've got spaghetti.
00:48:50.000
They eat dessert and have coffee every fucking night.
00:48:54.000
They live their lifestyle and their food choices.
00:48:58.000
Maybe they're yelling at your kids at the goddamn Netflix show.
00:49:03.000
I'm going to purposely have two kids and I'm going to feed one of them very healthy food and the other one I'm just going to have sugary diet and just fatten the fuck out of them.
00:49:13.000
Dress them like a seal and put them behind a boat in South Africa.
00:49:18.000
Or do you know what the plot, I guess, would be?
00:49:23.000
She used to be fat and then she lost weight, right?
00:49:25.000
She got punched in the face and had to get her jaw wired shut.
00:49:49.000
And then, but she's getting revenge on people that talk shit.
00:49:54.000
So the idea is that girls are going to watch that and they're going to want to get their jaw wired shut.
00:49:58.000
They're going to tell their friends to punch them.
00:50:15.000
But people do lose weight when they get their jaw wired.
00:50:19.000
It's because you can only drink at the side of your mouth.
00:50:22.000
It was like Kanye when he shattered his, when he got in that car accident, he lost all that weight and he talked about it because he couldn't eat anything.
00:50:28.000
And he was so fucked up on painkillers and shit.
00:50:42.000
I can't believe more people don't crack their fucking jaw.
00:50:44.000
When I was fighting, I was always, my jaw was always sore.
00:50:52.000
So, like, you'd be chewing and eating like this.
00:50:59.000
No, you feel it in your, like, where the joint is.
00:51:02.000
You gotta realize your jaw is, in many ways, like your knee.
00:51:07.000
So your knee gets sore and it like, ah, it hurts when you do that.
00:51:10.000
When you get punched a bunch, your jaw gets sore.
00:51:16.000
Is that the worst or is like rib, rib, constant rib punching worse?
00:51:27.000
Like one of my ribs, like on this side, like sticks out more because it's been cracked.
00:51:42.000
I've definitely had some tears in the cartilage in between the ribs, too.
00:51:46.000
The problem is they don't really do much about it.
00:51:48.000
When you get a broken rib, they don't put you in a cast.
00:51:52.000
You're just in fucking agony for a while until it heals up.
00:52:17.000
My friend, who's now passed away, sadly, he's gone, but he called my mom and was like, Don't freak out.
00:52:26.000
But, don't freak out, the first words to a parent, don't freak out!
00:52:30.000
And of course my mom is in full-on, what happened?
00:52:35.000
I got my fucking knees, I went to get a rebound, and on my way down, I just remember seeing the ceiling.
00:52:43.000
My legs were right off from under me, and I hit my head so hard on the ground that I bounced up, and everyone playing was like standing around in shock.
00:52:53.000
But it was so strange because you don't really know it right away.
00:53:09.000
And I remember like clear as day when the EMT fucking grabbed my hand and he started to walk and I go, I'm going to fall down and pass out.
00:53:23.000
I puked and then I woke up again in the hospital.
00:53:28.000
I bruised all these vertebrae and the doctor kept saying how it was inches of pressure away from cracking, from breaking my fucking neck.
00:53:45.000
I was kicking the ball because our kicker was hurt.
00:53:47.000
And the kid over-snapped it, went right over my head.
00:53:50.000
As soon as I turned around, I got fucking whopped.
00:53:53.000
And then a guy on the sideline goes, You got your bell rung, boy!
00:54:06.000
It's a weird thing when people cheer when someone gets gravely injured.
00:54:18.000
Yeah, I mean, when someone gets head kicked, boom!
00:54:24.000
That's why the human emotion of like, oh, that guy could be fucking dead soon.
00:54:28.000
One of the most disturbing ones I ever saw was Francis Ngannou knocked out Alistair Overeem with this fucking left hook-uppercut combination that sent his head, like literally he was like looking at his asshole.
00:54:41.000
It snapped his head back so far, it was fucking horrific, and he literally flatlined.
00:54:48.000
Yeah, it just flatlined, like legs spread out, toes curled, one punch, and it was so powerful and so horrific that I was like...
00:55:03.000
Yeah, but people are cheering for someone getting horribly injured.
00:55:07.000
Well, I had a moment at UFC 225, that's what it was in Chicago.
00:55:12.000
I had a moment where I'm sitting on the floor and I was looking around and Tony and I were, you know, it was between fights and Tony goes, this is fucking awesome, man.
00:55:22.000
And as I'm looking around, it like soaked for a second in me that I was like, This is so historic in nature of people gathering to watch people fight.
00:55:33.000
It brought me to this weird place of like, isn't this insane to think that all these humans are just coming to watch these two athletes just grapple at one another?
00:55:42.000
It was interesting because other sporting events didn't hit me like that.
00:55:47.000
Remember when you were a kid and the kids would decide, we're going to fight after school?
00:55:53.000
It was way more exciting than what was going on in those stupid classrooms.
00:55:57.000
There was a little area in my high school that people fought at.
00:56:17.000
But it was the middle of winter, I'll never forget.
00:56:21.000
And the other kid, every time he landed a punch, you would see the redness get worse in his acne and the blood start coming out of his face.
00:56:31.000
It was called Zit Blood 1. Zit Blood 1. That's the fucking fighting over a girl.
00:56:38.000
Not only do you lose the girl, but you also get your ass kicked.
00:56:41.000
And she was there, which was even more fucking brash.
00:56:45.000
She stood there and watched these two dickheads fight over her shit.
00:57:05.000
It probably wasn't that fight, but one fight I remember somebody taped.
00:57:11.000
But this is what's fucked about these school rule things.
00:57:14.000
Like, athletes, we always had this guilty by association shit.
00:57:24.000
So if I'm at a party and it gets busted up by the cops...
00:57:28.000
And I don't have alcohol or drugs on me or nothing, but I'm at that party, and it gets back to the school and the coach years, I get suspended from whatever.
00:58:23.000
In order to accomplish our purpose, the Just for Laughs festival must be exempt of abuse, inappropriate, or vexatious.
00:58:38.000
Everyone participating in the Just for Laughs festival must treat artists, festival goers, and employees with equality, respect, and dignity, no matter the gender, sexual identity, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance,
00:59:00.000
It sounds like you can pick on really stupid people still.
00:59:04.000
JFL adopts a zero-tolerance policy on harassment in all its forms, whether it is verbal comments, actions, or gestures that are repeated and hostile, that affect a person's dignity or psychological or physical integrity.
00:59:32.000
Nothing in this policy should be interpreted as a barrier to artistic freedom.
00:59:40.000
They had to put a French word in that motherfucker.
00:59:47.000
Intervention teams and security squads of specialized responders with the mission of increasing the safety of women and vulnerable persons during the outdoor events will be on the street festival site every day between 7 and 11. So if you want to molest,
01:00:07.000
They'll be wearing pink armbands and luminous bracelets for better visibility in the dark.
01:00:15.000
They will also have a tent located on Place des Festivals of Rue, Balmore, between Balmore and Balmoulins.
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We can't molest on these streets, boys, so branch out.
01:00:33.000
We're going to go into the forest, to the suburbs.
01:00:36.000
In addition, if you are the victim of a witness, a prohibited act.
01:00:47.000
I mean, I'm all for no rape, no touching, no harassment.
01:00:51.000
But it seems like they are just covering their ass.
01:00:53.000
Let's go back up to that, what you can't do again.
01:01:07.000
Yeah, the idea of what we do for a living is inappropriate.
01:01:10.000
That whole back alley where everybody goes and smokes, that's an inappropriate zone.
01:01:15.000
Every time you go back there, people are just saying ridiculous shit.
01:01:22.000
Who was the thesaurus holder that pulled that fucking bad boy out?
01:01:31.000
This is them being so overtly cautious because whatever insurance they've got on fucking whatever is like, you have to give fair warning that we have security for this, this and this.
01:01:40.000
What's amazing is, think about how long it's been going on where they didn't have that.
01:01:47.000
I was in Just for Laughs in 93. What was your first year in Just for JFL? 93. 93 was your first year, yeah.
01:02:01.000
But I also love that it said on it that you have to immediately email...
01:02:24.000
Hey, if you get physically abused, the email you have to email is ha-ha-ha.
01:02:42.000
Yeah, but I mean, look, we're not pro-harassment.
01:02:48.000
But this just seems like a little over the top.
01:02:51.000
But see, this in some semblance of irony, this is harassing.
01:02:55.000
It's just like poking the bear at people to be like, these are all the things you can't do.
01:02:59.000
All it's doing is like stirring people to go, I wasn't going to do any of that shit anyway.
01:03:03.000
Why are you employing people to walk around in armbands...
01:03:07.000
To make sure I'm not doing a thing that I was never gonna do.
01:03:19.000
But you've created a festival where there's drunken animals walking the streets all night long.
01:03:50.000
Annoyance is such a commonality in our fucking daily lives.
01:04:06.000
I'm sure they posted them all over and they have people walking around trying to protect people.
01:04:12.000
It's like you need fucked up people to make rock and roll and comedy and rap music.
01:04:22.000
In this day and age, nobody, you know, everybody wants no one to be fucked up.
01:04:26.000
I think when people, like, reminisce about a time when an amazing artist who was a weirdo, they do that because they didn't realize what also came along with it.
01:04:34.000
You know, like, they're like, fucking, you know, whatever amazing musician.
01:04:51.000
I mean, that guy used to pull his dick out on stage.
01:04:59.000
And people think that, like, today, that'd be the end of times for him.
01:05:13.000
That's the whole irony of this whole performers getting...
01:05:19.000
I had a buddy of mine who loved music, who's really into old bands but did not like Jim Morrison.
01:05:27.000
Because he was a good-looking guy who got tons of pussy.
01:05:34.000
You don't think that Jim Morrison and The Doors were good music?
01:05:38.000
You don't think that Break On Through to the Other Side is a good song?
01:05:46.000
Break on through to the other side is in a fucking amazing song.
01:05:54.000
And he's like, that's just not good music, man.
01:06:00.000
Because he's just slinging dick half out of it.
01:06:06.000
Still making phenomenal fucking music blacked out.
01:06:23.000
He made that intro so long so he could finish when he was getting blown.
01:06:34.000
Break On Through to the Other Side is a fucking amazing song.
01:06:42.000
I think it was also part of the problem was when Val Kilmer played him.
01:06:51.000
Out of all the beautiful men who are not beautiful men...
01:07:07.000
He was a Batman, and now you're like, what the fuck?
01:07:14.000
Well, remember there was rumors about he had...
01:07:23.000
I thought it was like a thing where people were like...
01:07:25.000
That he said he was sick, but it wasn't cancer.
01:07:29.000
Inside Val Kemmerer's two-year bottle with throat cancer.
01:07:47.000
The actor revealed the news on Reddit during an Ask Me Anything Q&A. Oh, how weird.
01:07:53.000
One commenter said, a while ago, Michael Douglas claimed you had terminal cancer.
01:08:11.000
We what-the-fucked folks because the screen got filled with all of these pop-ups for possibly new videos that you want to watch while you're watching a video.
01:08:22.000
I did have a healing of cancer, but my tongue is still swollen, although healing all the time because I don't sound my normal self yet.
01:08:35.000
I like how it refers to cancer as under the weather.
01:08:40.000
But when he got really fat, I bet that's one of the reasons why he got cancer.
01:08:47.000
See, I don't think it was just that he got cancer.
01:08:50.000
I think he also was, like, really fucked up for a while, health-wise, in terms of...
01:09:04.000
But see, before 2015. But he looks so strange there.
01:09:32.000
He's running errands in London without his tracheotomy.
01:09:44.000
When they say rumors, right, I do remember that he had denied it heavily that he had cancer.
01:09:57.000
Now, wasn't that whole thing about him saying that he went down on his wife too much, wasn't that like a big thing that he was like...
01:10:13.000
I mean, yeah, because she's like, I don't got cancer, pussy.
01:10:18.000
But people do get a lot of cancer from throat cancer from HPV, apparently.
01:10:36.000
Because diseases that specifically come from sex.
01:10:38.000
Michael Douglas, I was sorry for the effect of oral sex cancer comments on my wife.
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Regretted the embarrassment caused to his wife, Catherine Zeta-Jones, by the revelation two years ago that his cancer may have been caused by performing oral sex.
01:10:59.000
That his illness was the result of contracting the human papillomavirus, which experts believe can be brought on by cunnilingus.
01:11:10.000
The story made headlines around the world when Douglas was promoting his Emmy-winning role in Liberace biopic Behind the Candelabra after being declared free of cancer.
01:11:23.000
Diaz had a fucking bit on that that unfortunately has been lost because Joey Diaz has never really done a special.
01:11:35.000
To do a special on Joey Diaz, what you really do, you need to have Joey do like five nights in a row and just turn the cameras on every night and just let them go loose and then film it all and then eventually you'll get that Joey Diaz moment.
01:11:54.000
It's just hard for a guy who's that wild and loose to be wild and loose on demand with a bunch of lighting on and they want to put makeup on them and everything becomes artificial and fake.
01:12:08.000
So unfortunately, Joey, being the wild man that he is, a lot of his greatest bits have never been captured, but he had a Michael Douglas...
01:12:38.000
Couldn't get hard anymore, so he had a little...
01:12:42.000
So his dick was just always ready to rock and he's just banging his butt.
01:12:51.000
I'm playing the piano and I'm just fucking your butt.
01:12:58.000
And, you know, he would always do this thing where ladies would be like, Liberace.
01:13:16.000
Pull up a video for the song, When Liberace Winks at Me.
01:13:29.000
So we can hear it, but the people at home can't.
01:13:44.000
Do you know there's more Android phones than there are iPhones?
01:14:51.000
Go to YouTube and just Google Peggy King when Liberace winks at me.
01:14:58.000
I imagine he would sing that while he was pumping some dude.
01:15:03.000
He'd be singing it to whatever his boyfriend at the time.
01:15:08.000
He sang, but he was more known for playing the piano.
01:15:14.000
But that song, he's not singing at all, I don't think.
01:15:22.000
Can you imagine if you were, like, a kid today, and you're like, I'm gonna get famous playing the piano.
01:15:33.000
Kenny G's the last guy to get famous for an instrument.
01:15:40.000
Because now, if you're playing the violin, you've got to also have a hip-hop beat to it or something.
01:15:48.000
But it's like, imagine if you're a kid today, and you're like, I'm going to get famous riding the bike like Lance Armstrong.
01:15:58.000
Liberace used Judy Garland and Mae West as beards.
01:16:47.000
Liberace had no trouble getting all the dates he wanted.
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And he gloried in escorting well-known entertainers to parties, getting his picture taken with Susan Hayward.
01:17:03.000
Mae West was the only one of his so-called lady friends that I actually met.
01:17:16.000
Because what's up with that guy in the lower right-hand corner?
01:17:31.000
So look at that That's Michael Douglas playing him.
01:17:44.000
Well, didn't they put makeup on him and shit and make him look more like Libra?
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The one with the guy that actually got the work done.
01:18:06.000
He made him get facial plastic surgery so he resembled Liberace.
01:18:27.000
So in part of the movie, Liberace takes the wig off.
01:18:37.000
2013. I was just going to say, it's not too long ago.
01:18:40.000
Joey Diaz had one of the best bits of all time about that movie.
01:18:43.000
I'd like to get Joey Diaz high and make him watch it again.
01:18:53.000
I'm going to have to beg him to do it, but he won't do it.
01:19:03.000
And he would also have to be enthusiastic about it again.
01:19:11.000
So the story was he was watching the docudrama.
01:19:28.000
You know, what was the last good movie you've seen?
01:19:30.000
Last good movie I've seen in the last 20 years with Man on Fire.
01:19:33.000
When he comes back, that's why I don't go to Mexico.
01:19:38.000
If you don't know what I'm talking about, watch fucking Man on Fire.
01:19:49.000
There's a movie on HBO called Behind the Candelabra.
01:19:57.000
There's a lot of people that are long in the tooth.
01:20:02.000
Liberace was a piano player from the 60s and 70s that was very popular.
01:20:15.000
I don't give a fuck either way if you're gay or not.
01:20:21.000
And the funny thing about this movie is that he was played by Gecko.
01:20:26.000
So it came on one day and I'm like, fuck it, let's watch this thing, right?
01:20:30.000
So, I'm watching this Liberace dude, and he's playing the piano and shit and whatnot.
01:20:35.000
When you watch the movie, you're like, look at this fucking old guy.
01:20:48.000
You never see him hanging out with Betty White and a bunch of old hags, do you?
01:20:52.000
No, he's hanging out with 19-year-old chicks at the bar.
01:20:55.000
And there's always like two of them, but there's always a third one that comes.
01:20:58.000
And she's like, why are you hanging out with this creepy guy?
01:21:09.000
And all of a sudden, there's that one girl that goes...
01:21:25.000
And they're not like young guys go right for your little vagina.
01:21:35.000
And they play you like they fucking call on you.
01:21:38.000
You ladies have been taken by an old guy at one point in your fucking life.
01:21:44.000
You catch them with some good blood transfusion or they've been eating that shit.
01:21:49.000
I had a friend who was a stripper that said she went home with a 50-year-old guy one night.
01:21:58.000
I'm just talking about that there's guys out there that will rock your fucking world.
01:22:04.000
Now, the guy that fell in love with him was played by Matt Damon.
01:22:13.000
I'm watching this and I'm like, this is going to be fucked up.
01:22:15.000
Matt Damon plays a confused kid that he's bisexual.
01:22:19.000
And one night he goes to see Liberace play the fucking piano.
01:22:25.000
He goes, oh my God, look at the way he's moving his hands like that.
01:22:28.000
And afterward, he sneaks into VIP. And he sneaks in with his little blonde hair.
01:22:37.000
And Liberace's got his robe on with his sandals, and he looks and he sees Matt Damon, and you can see he loses his fucking mind.
01:22:45.000
He's just looking at him with that gay look to him, like, I'm gonna fucking kill this pork chop when I get my hand on him.
01:22:56.000
He's looking at him, so he walks over to him, he goes, oh my god, Liberace, my mom's a big fan.
01:22:59.000
We started playing something, he started texting people, he's taking selfies, he's checking Twitter.
01:23:13.000
The problem with playing a bit, everybody stops, and then you pull your phone out.
01:23:25.000
People were just like, the fuck are you listening to?
01:23:33.000
You're one of those no cases on your phone guys.
01:23:43.000
No, no, but the AppleCare shit, it's 90 bucks and you get a new one.
01:23:48.000
Don't you want to just protect your phone so you don't have to go to the fucking Apple store when you drop your phone?
01:23:58.000
The sleekness, the design, the feel is beautiful.
01:24:02.000
They brag about how thin and wonderful they are.
01:24:06.000
It loses all the beauty and the architecture of why I like the phone.
01:24:09.000
Steve Jobs was in love with the idea of, like, the design of the phone.
01:24:12.000
And that's what Apple's whole stance used to be.
01:24:14.000
Sleekness, design, thin, like, everything about it was how sexy it was.
01:24:19.000
And then we're like, yeah, put a fucking case on it so it never breaks.
01:24:24.000
This sounds classist, but, like, I have enough money.
01:24:27.000
You, obviously, way more than me, but, like, you can afford to break it, so I just don't care.
01:24:31.000
If I... Most Americans that, like, breaking a phone is a big deal, I get it.
01:25:21.000
I had the most fun I've ever had in my entire life.
01:25:23.000
And my stomach was not having a good time with whatever we ate for breakfast.
01:25:37.000
I couldn't comprehend that actually it happened.
01:25:41.000
I had to go to like a little 7-Eleven type place and in this little tiny room, take off my pants, take off my shit underwear, leave it in the fucking bathroom and then go wrong.
01:25:51.000
Leaving shit underwear in a bathroom is a Rude move.
01:25:56.000
Because those people have to go in there and smell that shit underwear.
01:25:58.000
I disposed it in the trash can and I covered up as much as I could.
01:26:06.000
Why don't you throw it in the garbage can outside?
01:26:17.000
I had to throw it right in the trash can and disappear.
01:26:24.000
Like, in a lot of places around the world, you can't throw toilet paper in the toilet.
01:26:40.000
And then they throw their ass swipes in the trash.
01:26:49.000
Because the pipes are old, they can't handle all that paper.
01:26:59.000
Dude, in Thailand, every bathroom that I went to, right next to the toilet has a goddamn garden hose like you would use to wash your car with.
01:27:11.000
Like we have those toilets, those, what are they?
01:27:20.000
A gentle, warm jet of air hits your butthole, and you're like, oooh!
01:27:29.000
This was a goddamn, like you'd clean an elephant with this.
01:27:34.000
You know, you have a lot of pressure on it, like...
01:27:40.000
You can't flush the toilet paper down the loo in these European countries.
01:27:55.000
What kind of thin-walled pipes do they have over there that toilet paper's breaking in?
01:28:07.000
That just seems so crazy, like what if you have a lot of fiber in your poo?
01:28:10.000
Like, what if you're eating a lot of broccoli and you have, like, elephant-type poo?
01:28:16.000
Another thing in Thailand, they sell poo paper.
01:28:19.000
They sell paper that they make out of elephant shit.
01:28:24.000
So what they do is they take that elephant shit, they wash out the fecal bacteria, and they use the actual plant fibrous material.
01:28:32.000
They turn that into toilet paper, and it's a novelty.
01:28:54.000
Building a future in which humans live in harmony with nature.
01:28:58.000
And they sell this stuff and you wipe your butt with it.
01:29:11.000
It's like when someone has a clever family reunion shirt.
01:29:18.000
By the way, people that make shitty slide jokes that think they're funny.
01:29:21.000
Flight attendants now that are trying to make funny little jokes.
01:29:28.000
Yeah, but a lot of other airlines are doing it because they think it's cute.
01:29:31.000
Like Southwest does it all the time because they're trash.
01:29:36.000
But no, seriously, I was on maybe Delta, but they make little cute jokes.
01:29:41.000
Like, if you don't know what we have to drink, maybe you've never flown before because it's been the same thing for 20 years.
01:29:47.000
And then a few people are like, you know, a few idiots on the plane.
01:29:53.000
Just tell me the bullshit and go sit the fuck down and shut up.
01:29:57.000
This is coming from a guy who makes jokes for a living.
01:30:01.000
Their job is to make sure I get my fucking Sprite and my peanuts.
01:30:08.000
Do you remember the first thing that you ever did in front of a group of people that got a laugh?
01:30:16.000
Yeah, a little thrill that you get with that inappropriate laugh.
01:30:22.000
I don't need the joke from the flight attendant.
01:30:30.000
One lady told me that I had to put my fanny pack in the overhead compartment.
01:30:34.000
I had to take it off and I had to use it as a bag.
01:30:39.000
I go, what if I take everything out of the bag and put it in my pockets?
01:30:52.000
But you know this, and Americans that have experienced it know, when you fly in business or first, they treat you like a fucking king.
01:30:59.000
And when you fly in the butt of the plane, they don't give a fuck about you.
01:31:04.000
Yeah, but she was doing that because she's fed up with whatever her day was.
01:31:08.000
But most time, they let you get away with anything.
01:31:10.000
I think she was just chubby and she wasn't getting any dick.
01:31:16.000
See, fanny pack, she thought you had snacks in it.
01:31:24.000
I just need to know, before I put my fanny pack away, just because of a lack of dick.
01:31:31.000
You want to give me some dick, you can wear the fanny pack.
01:31:45.000
I can't wait till everyone at home has that stuck in their fucking head.
01:31:54.000
The things that people thought were entertaining in like the 50s, it's so strange when you go back now.
01:32:00.000
Watch that stuff that that was like That was almost like sultry to back then you know that she's like with her pen like this innocent girl Writing note what the fuck was she even writing down and then she's she's going, you know Oh just when the piano man winks at me like that's the naughtiest shit of the day if I had a time machine what I would love to do is Take like all these old folks that are like in in the audience watching that weren't even old folks at the time,
01:32:27.000
They thought that was wonderful and put on like a modern-day mumble rapper We're like 20 people on stage with them, puffing blunts, you know?
01:32:47.000
Like the kid with the hair, the rainbow hair kid.
01:32:59.000
You never know with a guy like that, how much he made it up himself.
01:33:03.000
Yeah, he might have punched himself in the head.
01:33:04.000
Because I saw a photo online, it didn't look like he got...
01:33:08.000
A friend of mine was breaking up with her husband at the time, and they were screaming and yelling at each other, and dude starts clawing at himself.
01:33:15.000
Start clawing at himself, and saying that she was attacking him, ripped his clothes, called the police.
01:33:24.000
So, listen, it's not outside the realm of possibility that the mumble rapper took that fucking...
01:33:32.000
Told his security to call the ambulance right away.
01:33:35.000
In this day and age, people are just doing anything to get attention.
01:33:45.000
It's just become the way to be like, how relevant?
01:33:47.000
It's not necessarily what it's become, but it's certainly a venue for people that don't have any other options.
01:33:53.000
A lot of people make actual careers just on Instagram.
01:33:56.000
But there's people that, like Kendrick Lamar's not doing that.
01:34:00.000
Yeah, he's fu- Yeah, but- But you know what I'm saying?
01:34:03.000
But some people who do need that shit, then they're tattooing their face and mumble rapping and pistol whipping themselves.
01:34:11.000
Do you know that Travis Barker just got a new one?
01:34:44.000
Somebody had a great meme of Post Malone in high school, his high school yearbook photo, and they wrote pre-Malone.
01:34:54.000
Yeah, the face tattoo thing, it's a bummer because there's no thought.
01:35:08.000
Right, but if you grew out his hair, you wouldn't see it, right?
01:35:15.000
The head, the full head tattoo is a trippy one, man.
01:35:53.000
The chicks with the nostril one, I think it's sexy.
01:35:59.000
Listen, the one thing that's cool about it is a girl with a septum tattoo will definitely suck your dick.
01:36:11.000
Go there to that video with him where you see his shirt's off.
01:36:13.000
It's all the way up his neck and his face and shit.
01:36:22.000
That's a strange thing, man, when people do that.
01:36:28.000
Yeah, but what do you think the movement is to get another one at this point?
01:36:37.000
Yeah, but I'm saying branching away from the sleeves.
01:36:39.000
Is it now the next thing you'd be like, you know, I'll fuck with my neck now.
01:36:51.000
How about you get across your stomach, like gangland style?
01:37:13.000
What if I did a bunny rabbit right next to my cock?
01:37:18.000
Do you know this article came out about redheads?
01:37:22.000
At like twice the rate of a normal human being.
01:37:35.000
That's the whole reason why people got white in the first place.
01:37:38.000
But redhead specifically produces more than any other...
01:37:41.000
We produce twice as much vitamin D as anybody else on the planet.
01:37:45.000
I wonder if there's a correlation between redheads being happy.
01:37:47.000
Because vitamin D is one of the things that fucks people up, like in Seattle.
01:38:03.000
The majority of American redheads are different than European redheads.
01:38:13.000
So you probably have massive amounts of vitamin D. Probably too much.
01:38:16.000
Like, if someone checked you out, they'd be like, this guy's dying of vitamin D. He's overdosing on vitamin D. He's ODing on D. You hear Santino died of vitamin D, man.
01:38:25.000
That is a weird thing that we have a vitamin that we get from the star.
01:38:32.000
I mean, we make it ourselves, but we get it from exposure to a star.
01:38:37.000
You've read about these people that just, like, eat sunlight for breakfast.
01:38:49.000
They say that they get enough supplemental nutrition from taking in the sun from certain hours of the day.
01:38:57.000
When I was doing that sci-fi show, Joe Rogan questions everything.
01:39:01.000
One of the things we did, we went to this guy who was...
01:39:04.000
He had some cockamamie device that he was claiming did something that it really didn't do.
01:39:09.000
But when we went over to the guy's house, one of the things he shows me, this picture on the wall, some Indian guy from India with like his face is covered in white makeup.
01:39:22.000
You know, he hasn't eaten any food or drinking any water in 10 years.
01:40:02.000
A girl with old school gym shorts and old school gym socks that go up to the knee.
01:40:16.000
It's like the hot chick with long socks and a short skirt.
01:40:23.000
Chunky shoes, big chunky white shoes underneath.
01:40:26.000
Yeah, what's with the stripes at the top of the sock?
01:40:28.000
Like the socks are good, but you know what'll make it all perfect?
01:40:32.000
You know that was an accident in threading and they just were like, leave it.
01:41:00.000
Compression socks is a big thing, and girls will wear them out of CrossFit and all that shit now.
01:41:18.000
Certain athletes claim that it helps keep their muscles warm between plays.
01:41:31.000
The main functionality is not to get your skin scratched up.
01:41:36.000
No, theirs is to keep the muscle tight and warm.
01:41:46.000
I mean, listen, there's something to be said about keeping muscles warm when you're working out.
01:41:52.000
Let's Google what are the benefits of compression clothes for athletics.
01:41:57.000
There's going to be some compression salesman that fucking hits us up and just writes a nine-hour paragraph.
01:42:09.000
Properly designed and fitted compression legwear.
01:42:11.000
Prevent venous blood pooling in the legs and improve leg symptoms and decrease the risk of blood clots.
01:42:17.000
Yeah, but there's so much blood flow when you're working out, I highly doubt there's a lot of pooling in athletes.
01:42:21.000
One of the things that I saw when I was in Thailand was they had stores.
01:42:26.000
They had stores where it was all compression clothing, including face masks and gloves.
01:42:56.000
Then you get into a territory of something pervy.
01:43:05.000
My dad used to work with this guy, and he would travel a lot, and he always wore compression.
01:43:08.000
He was a bigger dude, and he wore compression sleeves and socks and stuff on planes because traveling a lot.
01:43:15.000
I think some people use compression socks when they travel up there on planes all the time because you do pool and clot on planes.
01:43:24.000
Don't you need to just go to the gym, you lazy fuck?
01:43:38.000
Would you like it if they had an airline that you could work out on?
01:43:42.000
You'd fly and pay a premium and they had a gym in the back of the plane?
01:43:46.000
No, what if some dickhead's doing cleans and he drops the bar and it goes right through the floor?
01:44:00.000
You clap your hands together and your lap cop goes flying through the hole in the floor.
01:44:06.000
Dickhead wants to do his CrossFit workout of the day.
01:44:12.000
You couldn't lift weights there, but maybe you could have machines.
01:44:17.000
Or those resistance bands machines, those cable machines.
01:44:30.000
Those modular planes, I think, that they've sort of shown.
01:44:44.000
Transpose, an Airbus project, is displaying a prototype flying gym module at the San Jose airport.
01:44:50.000
The modules can be used for spas, napping pods, or gaming centers.
01:44:57.000
Transpose isn't the first to suggest using cabin space for activities that promote wellness, although such ideas are intriguing.
01:45:04.000
A lot of these concepts don't really account for the business model of air travel, says Devin Lydell, a principal behind strategist of...
01:45:30.000
See, that seems reasonable, but I feel like so few people are going to use it that it's going to be one of those things where after a while it's just like, hey, remember when they used to have the smoking part in the back of the plane?
01:45:47.000
When we were flying to Thailand, there was this one dude that went to sleep immediately, and he was an enormous guy.
01:45:53.000
And it was the loudest snoring you've ever heard in your life.
01:46:02.000
I go, no, hey, hey, you're yelling, you're fucking, you're loud.
01:46:13.000
And they give me, they give you like a fuck you look, but it's, fuck them.
01:46:16.000
I don't want to sit there while the plane is quiet and hear you having fucking apnea.
01:46:25.000
You can see people covering their head with pillows.
01:46:38.000
Yeah, it's a long motherfucking flight to be listening to some guy snoring like that.
01:46:51.000
People might be like, man, I could fucking get a workout in before I land.
01:46:54.000
Take that snoring guy and bring him back there.
01:47:08.000
I want to know, when did people start getting that fat?
01:47:15.000
Well, I mean, that sugar documentary claims that it's in the revolution of corn syrups introduction into the fucking...
01:47:27.000
Was there a rare person, like, way back in the day that got that fat?
01:47:31.000
Like, the 60s and the 70s, things started to change?
01:47:36.000
I imagine when our technology boom happened in the 80s, that's probably when it all started.
01:47:40.000
Well, it happened before that for sure, but it was also like sugary cereals and stuff.
01:47:45.000
Right, and doesn't that stuff introduce in the 80s?
01:47:47.000
Because 70s were like, that was the end of like natural cereal.
01:47:50.000
No, they had those sugary cereals in the 70s for sure, because I was a little kid.
01:48:06.000
But then do you think it's because they were using cane sugar then and different sugar now?
01:48:16.000
You can get any fast food everywhere all the time.
01:48:21.000
Does McDonald's really put sugar in their fries?
01:48:26.000
Sugar's in everything and everything they make.
01:48:36.000
Howard Taft, the president, was 340 pounds, and that was a long time ago.
01:48:43.000
I was trying to look up more information on that.
01:48:52.000
I'm ready to address the State of the Union, but first I need my jizz.
01:49:11.000
Kennedy apparently was on all sorts of drugs including crystal meth.
01:49:19.000
Yeah, Kennedy apparently had like some serious physical ailments.
01:49:30.000
They said that if he didn't get assassinated, he would have never done two terms.
01:49:51.000
But compared to most presidents, don't you think he looked in shape?
01:50:28.000
Those pictures make him look 250. I was going to show you this one first.
01:50:32.000
They were photoshopping in 1929. This is his White House portrait.
01:50:57.000
George Bush, I guess, was- our most recent Bush was not out of shape.
01:51:37.000
I think the average height was probably 5'5", 5'6".
01:51:42.000
If you were smaller, the arrows would go over your head.
01:51:53.000
I bet you if you had a sliding scale of the height of the presidents...
01:51:58.000
But there was a thing about the Civil War where they said that the average soldier in the Civil War weighed 125 pounds.
01:52:15.000
We use 18 as a standard, but back in the day there wasn't a fucking number.
01:52:20.000
Google the average size of a soldier in the Civil War.
01:52:48.000
Was white, native-born, farmer, Protestant, single, between 18 and 29, and he stood about 5'8", 143. That's weird.
01:52:58.000
143 seems like a reasonable size for that time when there was no food.
01:53:03.000
Yeah, but you're also talking about, there wasn't, like, how could they have been that organized?
01:53:06.000
I'm sure people were just fighting who were around.
01:53:08.000
I'm sure people just joined the ranks and they weren't like, you gotta go through the process.
01:53:10.000
They were like, here's a gun, go fucking kill somebody.
01:53:12.000
Do you think they didn't, like, measure their size?
01:53:17.000
I think they were like, fuck this, we need everyone we can get.
01:53:25.000
In the North, people were like, I guess we'll fuck you guys up if we have to.
01:53:40.000
Oldest age was 80. Can you imagine you're 80 and you're in Gettysburg?
01:53:55.000
Did you watch fucking Sacha Baron Cohen's thing?
01:54:00.000
Of him getting this Georgia state representative to be like fucking hucking the n-word out like ten times.
01:54:09.000
Because, you know, Sacha finagles him into doing these fake PSA ads or whatever.
01:54:27.000
They're like, eh, here's a little something for you.
01:54:28.000
He says it gets really crazy at the last episode.
01:54:31.000
From this character, the one character that's like a...
01:54:37.000
Pull up a video of that character when he was talking the Second Amendment guy into making cute guns for kids.
01:54:54.000
This is Moshugana, his Israeli commander character.
01:54:58.000
The kid has a safety gun and it's got a big plush doll on top.
01:55:03.000
They put little plush dolls on kids' guns and shit.
01:55:07.000
Apparently, those really hardcore Christian Second Amendment guys, they love Israelis.
01:55:16.000
This is why he decided to have this Israeli character.
01:55:20.000
Sashabanko gets GOP lawmaker to endorse giving three-year-olds guns.
01:55:28.000
Yeah, but see if you can get a video of him doing the character.
01:55:59.000
In America, there have been a lot of shootings in the school and in the university.
01:56:05.000
What do the liberals say is the reason for this and the solution?
01:56:26.000
We train them from the age 16 down to the age 3. Yeah, well, I think it would be a good idea.
01:56:33.000
We've been pushing something along this line for years, but really haven't gotten any traction with it.
01:56:51.000
They haven't quite developed what we call conscious, where you feel guilty about doing something wrong.
01:57:00.000
If they haven't developed that yet, they could be very effective soldiers.
01:57:04.000
This year, in our state government, they had a bill put in that would have made it illegal For someone four years old to 12 years old to have access to a gun.
01:57:20.000
They tried to stop four-year-old children from having access to guns?
01:57:26.000
What is the logic that these people come up with?
01:57:29.000
They just think that children can't handle them.
01:57:33.000
We want three-year-olds who are real experts at what they're doing, not three-year-olds who are reckless.
01:57:45.000
I would like you to help me do instructional video for a few years.
01:57:57.000
He does one where he's like an NPR type of cat and he goes to Kingman, Arizona and he tries to build a mosque and they...
01:58:09.000
The one dude goes, there's blacks in this town, and they don't belong here either.
01:58:13.000
And of course, he makes a joke, and then he goes, no, what I'm telling you is, we tolerate them.
01:58:34.000
Look at the NPR guy with the wooden beads around his neck.
01:58:38.000
His intro was hilarious because he goes, I'm a self-hating white man.
01:59:00.000
Who wants to see an investment of 385 million dollars?
01:59:15.000
I'm here to tell you that kingdom has chosen us the location of a brand new state-of-the-art mosque.
01:59:26.000
I know some of you are thinking, okay, this is just another typical mosque.
01:59:35.000
This guys is going to be the world's largest mosque outside of the Middle East.
01:59:50.000
To me, when I hear the word mosque, I think of charism.
02:00:12.000
But the other dude, he's the one that's like, the fucking blacks we tolerate.
02:00:23.000
Every detail of every character he does, the clothing is some of the funniest shit.
02:00:28.000
What's hilarious is he kind of had to do this because everybody knew what he looked like.
02:00:34.000
He couldn't just do Olly G. Except for people in these...
02:00:37.000
You know when someone goes, someone will notice you, he's famous.
02:00:40.000
If he'd had no makeup on, nobody in King would know who Sacha Baron Cohen is.
02:00:44.000
The crazy thing is these people must have had to sign releases.
02:00:48.000
Yeah, and I did hidden camera shit, so I know how that works.
02:01:00.000
You know, we're going to be featuring you on this thing.
02:01:03.000
Ian Edwards and I did this bit for Comedy Central for the show that never went.
02:01:31.000
We know like real people in a real test group that go and take tests all the time and they sample shit.
02:01:42.000
And then when they're done, we send in this black dude, Al, and he shows them a video, and it was a pre-tape video, basically, of white people confessionals who have turned, you know, we photoshopped them to have turned more brown, to start to turn black.
02:01:53.000
And we're like, in three to five weeks, you start to see results.
02:01:56.000
You start to see cultural results, mental results, you know, you're getting more black by culture, you're getting smarter black, you're getting cooler black in your neighborhood to your friends.
02:02:07.000
If we didn't have any volume, you'd have laughed.
02:02:23.000
I mean, Comedy Central never aired any of that shit.
02:02:26.000
Comedy Central probably has in the fucking vault they threw away.
02:02:36.000
One woman, though, one woman, to her credit, she goes, you know, people are freaking out.
02:02:40.000
In the room, people are starting yelling at him, and they're like, I'm going to fucking sue you.
02:02:44.000
I'm going to fucking sue your ass if I'm black.
02:02:47.000
It's funny to watch him go, it's not as bad as you're making it out to be.
02:02:50.000
I mean, I was born black, and I'm liking it a lot.
02:02:54.000
You know, it's disturbing because it's shocking just to spring this on me, but I don't, I'm not scared.
02:03:06.000
To her credit, she was, she goes, we'll just, I'll just live with, we'll just figure this out, I guess.
02:03:10.000
I mean, It was insane that they bought into it, but also that that's how we did it.
02:03:17.000
And when it's over, we broke them off more money so they wouldn't say no.
02:03:21.000
Because they still have the legal right to be like, I'm pulling that around.
02:03:24.000
So once it was over, did they understand that it was for Comedy Central?
02:03:43.000
People were like, this mayonnaise is delicious.
02:03:45.000
It was fucking Hellmann's or whatever with a little brown dye in it.
02:03:58.000
Seeing people think they're about to turn black and they panic.
02:04:03.000
We put Al, you know, Al's up there in a room full of...
02:04:09.000
And he's in a room filled with fucking white people telling him they don't want to go black.
02:04:19.000
He just was the representative for the company.
02:04:23.000
We had images and video of people who had turned black.
02:04:29.000
But you didn't tell them until after they ate the sandwich.
02:04:37.000
It was like a new commercial campaign for whatever fake mayonnaise company we made up.
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That's what they do in those test groups, you know?
02:04:56.000
We overshot this pilot because I think they wanted way more bits for the sketch show.
02:05:08.000
I just think Comedy Central Legal Department was just having trouble with it.
02:05:12.000
He did this thing called Gangster Gardener where we went to Bel Air where he just started clipping people's lawns and planting trees with a group of Mexican dudes.
02:05:19.000
And they looked like they were thugged the fuck out.
02:05:26.000
We're trying to get this motherfucker looking nice.
02:05:27.000
And these white dudes are like, no, I don't want you.
02:05:34.000
And these dudes were like, I'm not giving you money.
02:05:39.000
He's like, that's how we're making money out here these days.
02:05:41.000
In Bel Air, it was like, ugh, we got in fucking.
02:05:45.000
Because everyone's like, I'm going to fucking sue you.
02:05:50.000
I mean, there were fun days, but a lot of days, and that shit was like...
02:05:55.000
You just feel people's, like, anger bubbling over, and they're gonna murder somebody.
02:06:02.000
You have to be a certain type of person and do one of those.
02:06:09.000
To do a hidden camera show, you gotta be a different kind of person.
02:06:20.000
Ian and I and another person wrote a bunch of those fucking weird, stupid...
02:06:24.000
It's gotta be really hard to do something like that today.
02:06:28.000
Which is the interesting thing about the Sarah...
02:06:39.000
They took a chance because he is such a good horse to bet on.
02:06:42.000
And look at, on that just on that YouTube clip, that's not even a Showtime clip.
02:06:53.000
I mean, they're circulating all over the internet.
02:06:55.000
It will just get way more traction as time goes on because it's so fun.
02:07:01.000
Got all that free PR too by all the politicians saying that they got duped before they even put out the shows.
02:07:07.000
They're all like, we got duped, I got duped by him, I got duped.
02:07:10.000
Dick Cheney, Sarah Palin, they all came out and were like, he fucked me over, da-da-da-da-da.
02:07:14.000
And then they had a billboard that somebody said he was doing Stolen Valor.
02:07:20.000
Because he said that he was an injured soldier.
02:07:23.000
Right, there was an ad for him as an ex-soldier or something.
02:07:38.000
But they were saying, right, stolen valor, stolen valor, all this shit.
02:07:41.000
Yeah, they were trying anything to discredit it.
02:07:47.000
You tell me a sketch character can't play whatever they want?
02:07:54.000
I mean, if you can play a war hero in a film, why couldn't you play the opposite?
02:08:04.000
I was just thinking, I think the character he has when he does that is the alt-right type guy.
02:08:28.000
Widespread misinformation over the past week about the character of Billy Wayne Ruddock Jr., Ph.D. performed by Sacha Baron Cohen.
02:08:36.000
They sort of said that they didn't misrepresent themselves.
02:08:39.000
They probably thought he was someone who wasn't.
02:08:42.000
Riddick was asked by the senator if he was disabled and he stated that he is not and uses a mobility scooter to conserve energy.
02:08:48.000
In addition, Baron Cohen never presented himself as a veteran of the U.S. military, former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, during the booking process or during the filming of her interview.
02:08:57.000
It says, on Monday, a conservative street artist replaced a billboard near CBS Television City Complex in Los Angeles with a doctored image of Cohen in a wheelchair wearing an Army t-shirt.
02:09:09.000
The new billboard was captioned, Sasha Baron Cohen walks away with a hit and a touch of stolen valor.
02:09:18.000
Yeah, he's trying to say that it's a slight at the troops.
02:09:23.000
But how dare you mock those who have fought and served our country?
02:09:26.000
Mock politicians and innocent personalities all you want.
02:09:34.000
Palin wrote on Facebook, the disrespect of our U.S. military and middle-class Americans via Cohen.
02:09:44.000
You're disrespectful to middle-class Americans.
02:09:50.000
She's just trying to game the system by saying, end middle class Americans.
02:09:57.000
Via Cohen's foreign commentaries under the guise of interview questions.
02:10:09.000
Could you imagine that lady almost became our vice president?
02:10:20.000
She was the anchor that fucking sunk that boat.
02:10:22.000
But the idea that they thought that that was a good idea.
02:10:30.000
I think she was used as this good-looking, cute item, a female, this middle American gun shooting.
02:10:39.000
It was almost like they didn't know what they had gotten themselves into.
02:10:41.000
I think they thought that could have been the...
02:10:44.000
It's one of those things where you're like, that could have been brilliant or fucking the dumbest shit on earth.
02:10:56.000
She had all the things that was like, wow, what a good PR push.
02:11:00.000
Yeah, was the disabled child while she was running?
02:11:03.000
She gave birth almost like while she was running?
02:11:06.000
No, no, I think she already had had a disabled child.
02:11:12.000
So she had all these things lined up that were like perfect for America.
02:11:19.000
When they started interviewing her, so what newspapers do you read?
02:11:32.000
I mean, those were like sound bites for America to be like, she fucked.
02:11:41.000
I heard about that again the other day because I was listening to—it's called The Satire Paradox, Revisionist History, Malcolm Gladwell, and they were talking about this Sarah Palin incident.
02:11:53.000
And everyone thinks that Sarah Palin actually said it.
02:11:55.000
It came from the SNL spoof and completely got attributed to her and sort of also ruined that whole thing.
02:12:07.000
She said something about Russia being her neighbor.
02:12:10.000
She did say something about Russia being close, like they're going to come through Alaska.
02:12:14.000
She did say something preposterous, like that if Russia came, they would go through her.
02:12:21.000
On Snopes, which isn't the best place to now be looking things up, but they have the article about it and it says that this came from an SNL spoof.
02:12:45.000
She didn't say something that's that ridiculous.
02:12:48.000
But she said something ridiculous enough that people were like, what?
02:12:52.000
And that's where Tina got the influence to make that sketch.
02:13:05.000
Supposedly she tweeted, remember, I can keep an eye on them from here.
02:13:12.000
But also, but I think this comes on the heels of her publicly during...
02:13:16.000
At press at some point had said something about it.
02:13:19.000
This is kind of like how when Trump says something once, he repeats it over and over.
02:13:22.000
Like, if you ever watch those clips, he'll say the same anecdote because it starts to drain the swamp.
02:13:40.000
Yeah, I can't, I don't want to disclose anything, but he said there is a tape of him.
02:13:45.000
Yeah, and he said there's a tape of him saying the hard N-word.
02:13:49.000
Well, I mean, I just made you a face like I was surprised at that for some reason.
02:14:03.000
And he said, people are turning on him left and right.
02:14:07.000
Because he doesn't have loyalty to those people that are around him, so apparently those people are turning on him, left and right, and testifying, and, you know, giving up evidence and information.
02:14:20.000
We were talking last night, we were like, dude, it's only a year in.
02:14:27.000
I saw the news yesterday about the call that Cohen has the tape and he said that Trump knew about it.
02:14:41.000
So Trump did know about the meeting with Russia.
02:14:54.000
I think you have to be impeached before you can be so that he technically isn't president.
02:15:10.000
It obviously hasn't happened, but I don't know if Congress can call an emergency election.
02:15:15.000
Hillary has been ramping up the publicity lately.
02:15:29.000
But I'm saying second in line is him, and that does freak me out, too.
02:15:36.000
That's not a compromised, completely corrupt person who's been embedded in the system forever and might have killed a bunch of people.
02:15:42.000
I think everyone that you would want to run wouldn't.
02:15:46.000
I think that's how I always feel when I'm like, oh, you know what would be great?
02:16:10.000
Really, it should be a job that many, many, many people do.
02:16:14.000
One person's involved in the economy, ecology, environment, military.
02:16:31.000
Because one farmer you had allegiance to would get mad.
02:16:34.000
Yeah, you had to control all the crops, you had to control all the weapons, you had to control all the laws.
02:16:41.000
Yeah, get out of control at even a micro level.
02:16:43.000
The weird thing is, while he's president, can he start pardoning people?
02:16:51.000
Well, what if he decides to pardon a bunch of people while he's president?
02:16:54.000
If he does that, is it still good if they put him in jail?
02:16:59.000
If he pardons while he's in office, then they're scot-free.
02:17:09.000
He's pardoned people already or he pardoned Alex Johnson.
02:17:14.000
He pardoned Jack Johnson, which is like, yeah, that's not really going to help.
02:17:30.000
Cat Stevens said now he's a part of Muslim faith and he left the United States.
02:17:35.000
Yeah, but he also wanted death for Salman Rushdie.
02:17:40.000
And they wouldn't let him back in the United States.
02:17:46.000
People go down to Mexico to watch a Cat Stevens concert.
02:17:49.000
It's only where you can get them, down in Cabo.
02:17:52.000
Look it up if Cat Stevens is allowed back in the United States.
02:18:20.000
I think he did it because he needed some money.
02:18:22.000
Because he didn't have his publishing rights or something like that.
02:18:28.000
Got some cheddar and then went back to the mosque.
02:18:37.000
And, you know, that's one thing that an artist can do that's a musician that a comic can't do.
02:18:42.000
A musician can go back and do all their old hits and still rake it in.
02:18:55.000
Well, they also bands now reconvene with new members and they make...
02:19:00.000
I mean, the Dead tour with John Mayer and fucking their biggest...
02:19:05.000
The John Mayer handsome guy that hangs out with Dave Chappelle?
02:19:15.000
Do you think he does that because he wants hippie pussy?
02:19:21.000
I got a couple friends that are deadheads, and I never was into the dead, but they were like, it's...
02:19:36.000
John fucking, your body's a wonderland is playing dead songs.
02:19:49.000
He played some concerts in America in the last couple years.
02:20:00.000
It's an article in the New Yorker about his comeback from last year.
02:20:09.000
So it was probably one of Obama's last moves in office.
02:20:20.000
So within a year, maybe he won't come back now that Trump's president.
02:20:26.000
I mean, for money, he'll fucking go anywhere, I'm sure.
02:20:28.000
I think he was here last year, maybe, is the last tour.
02:20:32.000
Yeah, he's saying now that Trump is around, he probably won't come back.
02:20:40.000
Yeah, he was on the fucking, he was on the lam.
02:20:48.000
A guy who sings these like really peaceful songs.
02:20:52.000
This whole fucking shit was out of picking up people from coast to coast on the peace train.
02:20:57.000
Well, there's people that believe that Islam is the religion of peace.
02:21:04.000
So maybe he thinks he's on the path to peace and I think Islam is probably like every other religion, right?
02:21:12.000
There's factions of Christianity that are wonderful people.
02:21:16.000
Really calm and sweet and loving and they get a lot out of it.
02:21:19.000
And then there's people that are just fucking loons and they're serpent handlers.
02:21:24.000
Those Christians, those are my favorite Christians.
02:21:34.000
My whole family has been serpent handlers since we was slaughtered.
02:21:44.000
Wasn't there a documentary on serpent handlers?
02:21:46.000
I feel like there's a documentary that I have on my queue.
02:21:49.000
I have so much shit I'm supposed to watch that I'm just not gonna get around to.
02:22:04.000
People say that it could have been done in three.
02:22:07.000
There's a lot of drag out that you're like, didn't we go over this already?
02:22:19.000
Netflix, they don't need any more fucking money.
02:22:23.000
They're putting out 30 comedy specials just from Just for Laughs.
02:22:32.000
I can't even fucking get near them for some reason.
02:22:36.000
I don't know what the fuck their thing is with me.
02:22:44.000
They don't want to have anything to do with you.
02:22:47.000
You know, the thing is, man, I don't think they can keep up.
02:22:54.000
I mean, I feel like there's so much comedy going on right now.
02:23:03.000
But there's a lot more shit comedy being put out than I've ever seen.
02:23:07.000
Or not shit comedy in terms of my opinion, in terms of like just comedy for the sake now of comedy that I'm like, this isn't a fucking well put together special.
02:23:16.000
People didn't take time for some of these things.
02:23:21.000
And there's people that are taking advantage of an opportunity, right?
02:23:29.000
That's one thing that happens with people when they start doing movies.
02:23:32.000
When you start doing movies, you're on a set 16 hours a day, and you don't really have enough time to write, and you're definitely not performing every night.
02:23:39.000
That is a crazy move, to be doing all these films and then do an hour special, when you barely have the material.
02:23:46.000
They can do 30, and they're pushing 30 on fun shit in between.
02:23:52.000
Not even 30. Like a real rockin' sockin' robots 30?
02:23:58.000
No, it's probably not a back-to-back 30, like bang, bang, bang, bang.
02:24:04.000
Louis said this to me once backstage, and I think he's right.
02:24:07.000
He's like, in order to do comedy, to really do it, you can't do anything else.
02:24:11.000
I mean, that's probably the only way to be the best at it.
02:24:13.000
Because you could do it, and you could do it good, but to be at your best, you really can't be doing anything else.
02:24:20.000
I mean, you think you do a podcast, because a podcast is just talking.
02:24:26.000
This is working out for working out at comedy to do a special.
02:24:32.000
Podcasting and comedic relationships and us still moving in whatever realm that is for comedy, if it's all branching for it, but other things...
02:24:42.000
Because when I go do acting shit, I'm totally disconnected.
02:24:47.000
Well, what about when you were doing acting on I'm Dying Up Here?
02:24:57.000
Because I also know that I don't want to lose steps.
02:24:59.000
I was like, I don't want to fucking lose steps.
02:25:16.000
I'm just saying it doesn't do the same thing for me that stand-up does.
02:25:20.000
But if I don't go out at night and try to make sure I'm booking shows late, you definitely get disconnected.
02:25:34.000
Sitcoms will do it to you, too, because you're on set.
02:25:37.000
When I was on news radio, there was a stretch where I was doing stand-up for a couple years where I wasn't writing any jokes.
02:25:45.000
I was doing the same shit, and I was getting disconnected with the jokes, and I was starting to bomb.
02:25:52.000
Well, you talked to Jeff a couple days ago, and Garland, you know, he just goes and wings it all the time.
02:25:59.000
He doesn't want to fuck, because he's on set all fucking day.
02:26:01.000
So I don't know where he's finding time to write stuff anyway, because Jeff's like, no, I'd just like to have fun, because he doesn't have any time.
02:26:10.000
He doesn't have time to sit down and go, all right, let me try to pump out some new material.
02:26:18.000
Isn't it funny, too, he's saying that he doesn't want to do 15-minute sets?
02:26:21.000
I just do like an hour on Friday and sometimes an hour on Sunday.
02:26:25.000
I didn't understand it when he said I'm wasting my time to leave the house.
02:26:28.000
The first thing I said, I'm in my kitchen listening to it, and he goes, I'm not going to leave my house for 15 minutes.
02:26:31.000
I go, fucking Joe's sitting right across from you.
02:26:37.000
Yeah, I... I think it's just a different breed of certain people are like that, that they're like, nah, I'm going to maximize that time and only do it at this chunk.
02:26:46.000
But certain people, you, me, that is the maximizing of the chunk of being like, if it's just 15, I'm going to make sure that 15 is...
02:26:54.000
He doesn't have bits, though, not the same way.
02:27:02.000
But he doesn't have a chunk on lava lamps and a chunk on wristwatches.
02:27:19.000
And that was the first time I'd seen Jeff do a bit.
02:27:22.000
Again, this is obviously no disrespect to Jeff.
02:27:44.000
And he was just, he was shitting on like one of the other comics.
02:27:49.000
He was just fucking around with the other comic, one of the other comics that went on before.
02:27:52.000
But that took up 15 minutes of him just fucking around.
02:28:00.000
I mean, one of the funny things that he said was that he's so comfortable with just being funny.
02:28:04.000
Oh, and I have to tell Andrew Dice Clay, he was not disrespecting you, Dice.
02:28:09.000
Dice went on this whole rant about Fat Jeff giving him a hard time.
02:28:15.000
Garland was saying that it was Rick Rubin's idea to do The Day the Laughter Died.
02:28:41.000
Dice had said something online, I guess, on Instagram about Sebastian stealing his act or doing his shit.
02:28:51.000
He was going after Sebastian for some fucking reason.
02:28:58.000
Well, I think Sebastian used to open for him, right?
02:29:05.000
And I think maybe Dice felt like he's not giving him his due.
02:29:08.000
It's like Dice saying, like, I fucking raised you.
02:29:10.000
And you're not even going to kiss the ring a little bit?
02:29:12.000
Sebastian's, first of all, a grown-ass man who's built his own career completely on his own, and brilliantly so.
02:29:18.000
Wasn't it that he didn't talk about Dice in his book?
02:29:24.000
For old friendships like that that have gone sour, maybe, it's layers.
02:29:29.000
It's, why didn't you go to my fucking dinner party?
02:29:33.000
When you get a guy opening for you for years and then he's smashing it, selling out theaters everywhere.
02:29:42.000
I'm envious of what Sebastian's done because Sebastian can kind of go anywhere.
02:29:48.000
But, I mean, he's really successful, but he's also this weird kind of famous.
02:30:00.000
Famish, but he sells out tickets like he's mega famous.
02:30:03.000
Well, we talked about this when I was in Vegas.
02:30:07.000
Gaffigan was playing one of the arenas there and had a billboard up that said, you know, Jim Gaffigan, 28, 29, whatever.
02:30:13.000
And I was saying to the comic that I was with, I was like, isn't that funny?
02:30:17.000
That, like, if Gaffigan was just, like, walking through the casino, there's a good chance a lot of people just wouldn't see him see him.
02:30:30.000
But he's the kind of guy that could go to Ralph's and you'd be like...
02:30:38.000
But even if you saw him, you'd be like, hey, Hot Pockets!
02:30:49.000
I like going with you to watch how people ask you for selfies.
02:30:52.000
My favorite thing is when I'm with Joe and somebody asks me if they can take a picture of Joe.
02:31:07.000
If you want to converse with a grown man, do it.
02:31:13.000
He decided on his own to not put his special on Netflix.
02:31:19.000
Because he felt like there's so many digital platforms on it, he was going to offer them on all the other platforms.
02:31:24.000
So he's got it on Amazon, he's got it on Hulu, he's got it everywhere.
02:31:28.000
Find out the places Gaffigan put out his special on.
02:31:31.000
I've seen the billboard and it mentions that on the bottom, it says available on all platforms.
02:31:45.000
I think this is another way of him being like, I'm also not grouped like that as well.
02:31:52.000
The decision was that there was just so many other platforms available that he didn't want to limit it to Netflix.
02:31:57.000
And be one of the many on Netflix already, you know?
02:32:00.000
I mean, it might be actually a smarter, more lucrative move, although the access that people have probably isn't as good.
02:32:17.000
YouTube is probably bigger than anything, right?
02:32:21.000
YouTube has a bigger reach, but there's way more content on YouTube.
02:32:31.000
There's a lot of kids that are doing it, because now YouTube TV is a big thing.
02:32:34.000
Right, but how many in comparison to watch Netflix?
02:32:46.000
I think there's more people that watch it on their computer.
02:32:48.000
Well, according to Netflix, when I just did my special, they said half the people.
02:32:52.000
Yeah, half the people on Netflix watch it on their phone.
02:33:03.000
There's something on my phone that I'm looking up on YouTube.
02:33:08.000
And if I'm at the house, if I'm watching something on my phone and I'll flick it to my, you know, my Apple TV or whatever.
02:33:26.000
That seems, like, annoying to go to the movies for 70 minutes.
02:33:33.000
He's got a warm-up guy that just stands up there.
02:33:38.000
When we were backstage last night, we were like, you know, because we had a lot of guys on the show last night, the Lane show.
02:33:44.000
We're like, fucking Scorsese movies are three hours.
02:33:48.000
That fucking main room needs a new AC unit, though.
02:33:56.000
When you gave me a hug, when I brought you on, I didn't want to hug you because my fucking shirt was stuck to my body.
02:34:03.000
I was totally drenched by the time I got off stage last night.
02:34:05.000
Well, they are struggling with money over there.
02:34:10.000
Isn't it crazy that that place used to be struggling for money and now they sold out two shows in the main room yesterday, show in the OR, show in the fucking belly room.
02:34:19.000
It was just people constantly running through that place last night.
02:34:23.000
There's not a club like that on the planet Earth.
02:34:26.000
Well, that's what the dude who runs the social media was saying last night.
02:34:29.000
He was like, you gotta understand, like, Just for Laughs is going on right now.
02:34:34.000
Yeah, and when Just for Laughs used to go on at the store, it was like ghost town, ghost town.
02:34:40.000
It was like no comics were in town anymore, audience people weren't even coming out.
02:34:43.000
Now, Just for Laughs, you wouldn't even know what's happening.
02:34:45.000
There's still so many bangers in town, it doesn't even fucking matter.
02:35:00.000
But there's the internet, for sure, is the underlying machine.
02:35:03.000
It's like, more people have access to stand-up comedy through YouTube and all these other different ways, and Netflix.
02:35:11.000
Like, comics get together, and those podcasts become a part of people's lives.
02:35:17.000
And then on top of that, the podcasts start talking about the store.
02:35:20.000
Like, everyone's talking about the store, the store, the store.
02:35:31.000
It's just different because the Laugh Factory doesn't have this same kind of talk that comics talk about the store.
02:35:43.000
Every time they put a line up, read almost every single comment will have someone go, fuck, man.
02:35:48.000
I wish I didn't live in XYZ. I would kill to be there.
02:35:53.000
And they're like, dude, if I could fucking pay for a flight, I would do it right now.
02:35:58.000
We have this virtual reality thing, the HTC Vive.
02:36:11.000
When you put that fucker on and you feel like you're in the room with that, like, that would be an amazing way to broadcast stand-up.
02:36:22.000
So we're on your fucking couch just standing up.
02:36:31.000
No, being there is always going to be cooler, but cool in a unique, different way.
02:36:37.000
Like, to me, you're always going to want live performance, because we always have in the history of humanity, we love watching performance live.
02:36:44.000
And that's just another way for people to access who physically can't get there.
02:36:49.000
It's always going to be sexier to be there, because you feel like you're a part of it.
02:36:53.000
But to actually be someone in there in the virtual world, that will be just as, I mean...
02:36:57.000
For people that can't physically be here, I think that's as close as you can get.
02:37:05.000
No stand-up to me on tape has ever been as funny as it is live.
02:37:11.000
The best you can hope on a television show is to just kind of capture a feel of it when you're doing a special for television.
02:37:21.000
So this is like a virtual audience in like a almost like fake movie theater type situation and you're all watching the screen together.
02:37:35.000
So you sit down and you feel like you're in awesome seats at the World Cup.
02:37:41.000
And this is happening at the same time that a couple websites are starting what they're calling watch parties, where you watch videos with your friends together online at the same time.
02:37:53.000
So you actually watch the real game with those goggles on.
02:38:02.000
And then look, you get the Hard Rock ad, so they can put ads up.
02:38:05.000
Well, that's where they're going to start making all their money.
02:38:09.000
Because, like, you know, you've seen a lot of sporting events, they use green screen on their ad scrolls.
02:38:19.000
Why doesn't HTC Vive, why doesn't the UFC do that?
02:38:23.000
They do do experimental things all the time, right?
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That they try out, and they don't always use them.
02:38:31.000
Put those goggles on, and that way you could be in the cage.
02:38:34.000
You put a camera on the fucking guy who's the referee.
02:38:56.000
No, I mean for VR, they gotta be really good cameras, right?
02:39:00.000
I mean, yeah, I think they probably could do it.
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Yeah, they've got to use some software to not have that if you would.
02:39:18.000
Because it was originally intended for extreme sports, and so that's always the best view in every extreme sport.
02:39:26.000
You have 180 degree or probably more than that.
02:39:31.000
Everything gets all stretched out and weird at the edges.
02:39:39.000
Like what 4K is inching towards of live broadcast in 4K is crazy.
02:39:44.000
They say 4K is more clear than the human eye can see.
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There's elements to it that are clearer than what human eye can actually see.
02:40:01.000
The Red, god damn it, I always forget the name of it, but it's a Red, so it's a cell phone.
02:40:05.000
Like with the Red, the camera, the Red technology?
02:40:10.000
And explain Red, that it's like a super high-end camera they film movies with.
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I think their base started at like $20,000 or something like that.
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That's just, that's not even the lens, that's just the physical fucking camera itself.
02:40:22.000
You're gonna buy like a $5,000 battery or not really, but so it gets really expensive.
02:40:25.000
But anyway, so this is supposed to be like a modular piece that's supposed to work with some systems they have coming in the future.
02:40:31.000
This like the base of the of the phone might connect to a camera or it might connect to a series of other things that might replace I think they actually said this has two cameras on the back.
02:40:41.000
So anyway, the other cool part of it is the display is holographic, which no one's actually seen yet because it's a new technology.
02:40:50.000
Weren't they supposed to release this phone over a year ago?
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So you prepaid $1,200 so they can advance the technology.
02:41:11.000
But you're trusting Red because it's not, you know...
02:41:15.000
But they're also getting, I'm sure, tons of VC investors to keep pumping money to keep that going.
02:41:22.000
That's the kind of thing that the technology...
02:41:25.000
They're trying hard to get the hardware to a place where it works.
02:41:34.000
Some people, like there might be the testers, I would imagine some magical day, like they're not going to tell you, but like August 8th for instance.
02:41:40.000
Well, August 9th is when the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 comes out.
02:41:47.000
Apparently it's going to have the most storage of any phone, the biggest battery.
02:41:54.000
This is like Samsung's last hurrah with the Note.
02:41:58.000
And if the Note doesn't work this time, they're just going to stick with the Galaxy's.
02:42:04.000
It didn't sell well, but it was an amazing phone.
02:42:06.000
But it was too close to the Galaxy S8. It wasn't much different.
02:42:12.000
As opposed to like, the iPhone X is kind of way better than the iPhone 7. You know, the 7 and 8. It's just like the shape is better.
02:42:21.000
The fact that all it has is this little tiny little notch at the top.
02:42:28.000
I think it was maybe a comic, but they were like, man, if Steve Jobs was alive, that would have never been up there.
02:42:37.000
Huawei has an amazing phone called the Mate R or the P20 Pro.
02:42:44.000
Huawei's the company that Trump is keeping from selling cell phones.
02:42:52.000
We were talking about this yesterday with Dr. Deborah So, and then there's an article on...
02:42:58.000
I think it's on BGR. Here, I'll send you this article right now.
02:43:03.000
But they were saying there's no reason why they shouldn't have this phone for sale.
02:43:13.000
this one uh porsche design made their own version of it porsche design um made a mate 10 rs they call it like rally sport like their rent like the cars the cars like my uh gt3 yeah rs and they um they took away the notch like that notch like we're just gonna have a thin bezel on the top yeah then one on the bottom you can't have a notch no porsche designs like nope no no no But that's what I feel about with that guy.
02:43:40.000
I got mad at a guy at Apple and I said, they fucked me over on an appointment or something and I was being a dick.
02:43:44.000
And I go, you know if that guy was alive, this company would still be doing better?
02:43:59.000
They're getting class action lawsuits about the keyboards fucking up.
02:44:07.000
But the problem is it's the best camera on any smartphone.
02:44:17.000
But the problem is it won't work on all bands in the United States because it's European design.
02:44:26.000
It's only GSM, so you have to use it on AT&T or T-Mobile, but you can buy one.
02:44:33.000
Buy one for 800 bucks, but it's supposed to be the fucking shit, and the screen's amazing.
02:44:39.000
You've got to be able to jailbreak and manipulate those phones and make them easier to use.
02:44:42.000
No, because they're not designed for the same band.
02:44:44.000
See, it says right there you could buy it right now.
02:44:50.000
It's just, I don't think it works exactly the same.
02:45:00.000
But the problem is the radio, the frequencies that it picks up, it doesn't pick up the same, all the same bands that say like AT&T has or T-Mobile has.
02:45:10.000
Does not work with Sprint, Verizon, U.S. Cellular and other CDMA cameras.
02:45:18.000
But the thing they're saying is that even if you get a GSM network like AT&T or...
02:45:23.000
I'm going to have to ask one of the dudes that I know, like Lewis from Unbox Therapy or Flossie Carter, those guys that do those videos, they would know.
02:45:34.000
I think my first digital camera that I ever had was like five.
02:45:42.000
But back then I remember being like, look at these fucking crisp photos.
02:45:45.000
That point I was trying to make yesterday with the Wi-Fi, without making a phone call and dialing the numbers, there are so many other ways you could communicate with the people you need to communicate with and still make a phone call.
02:45:57.000
No, I understand the point you're making, but that point's not valid because the places where you can use that Wi-Fi, you also get signal that you could use that phone on.
02:46:06.000
The real issue is in the places where signal's sketchy, like weird rural areas.
02:46:11.000
Some guy from Mississippi tweeted me and said he's been doing it for years.
02:46:14.000
So what, he has no cell service, but just Wi-Fi?
02:46:18.000
He gets around and he's like, you could probably do it better in larger cities than I do in Mississippi, but I've been doing it for a long time.
02:46:23.000
Right, but so he's going off of like Starbucks Wi-Fi, or what's he doing?
02:46:27.000
Or your house, or like all the places you go to.
02:46:30.000
Right, but when you're in your car, If you have a car driving down a rural road, this is the point.
02:46:35.000
You're not going to get Wi-Fi, and you're not going to get cell phone service.
02:46:38.000
But with AT&T or T-Mobile, they would have some service in these weird areas.
02:46:44.000
That's the only place where these phones would be a problem, is the weird areas.
02:46:50.000
In those weird areas, there's more problems than just not being able to connect your cell phone.
02:47:27.000
Other than, I want you to listen to my music and have a seat.
02:47:32.000
Hey man, I'm going to jump out the window of this place.
02:47:47.000
My buddy and I, we got kicked out of a party for being fucking rude and obnoxious, and this famous chick took us back to her place with her boyfriend, and we're all hanging out, and he's like, dude, let me put on my shit.
02:48:01.000
My buddy's looking at me like, how are we going to get the fuck out of here?
02:48:05.000
Went to the bathroom, left my buddy there, took off.
02:48:10.000
I was like, I'm not listening to this bullshit.
02:48:14.000
If you did that to me, I would cry laughing if you left me in that living room.
02:48:26.000
That motherfucker left me because you put on that music.
02:48:32.000
I think the music's great, but Andrew was like...
02:48:42.000
Andrew Santino will be with me Saturday night in Temecula.
02:48:53.000
If you're out in Philly, come see me next weekend.
02:48:56.000
We had a good goddamn time at the Chicago Theater, too, bro.