Joe Rogan is on a pogo stick. And he's drunk and naked. And it's a good thing he's not drunk or naked because he doesn't need to be drunk to do this shit. This late night episode is brought to you by Squarespace, the all-in-one platform that makes it fast and easy for you to create your own professional website, and not like a professional website, but like a really dope website. I say dope, I'm almost 50 and I'm 46, and I don't give a fuck because I mean it because I don t give a fck. This is a late-night episode of the Joe Rogan Experience, this is a late night show that's a late night show where you can do whatever the hell you want, even if it's in your own home, and it's totally legal and you don't have to be sober and naked to do it. And you don t have to get drunk to send stuff through the mail. You can do it in your home while you re sober, naked, and legally. And you do not have to go to the post office to pay for it. You don't even have to wait in lines to get it delivered to your house. You can send it through Stamps, and you do it all from your home. It's an awesome way to start a website and a cool way to sell shit. And if you use Stamps too, you get 10% off your first purchase and a free trial of the service, too. It's a freebie! If you use promo code JREREXRogan and enter the code word "JOE" at checkout, you will get a $110 bonus offer which is a no-risk, which includes a digital scale and up to $55 of free postage. We're almost home at home, almost home. We're also almost home and almost home, we're almost almost home! We re almost home...and we re almost there! So go to stretch and get this special offer, which is $110. JRExRogan is a stretchy, no risk, no-free trial. by Stamps is a way to avoid all the nonsense that goes along with sending your shit through the USPS. mail and packaging it in the mail and shipping it from your house while you're home. Do you see how I rock shit, Amy Schumer?
00:00:33.000Squarespace has beautiful designs for you to start with and all the style options you need to create a unique website for you and or your business.
00:00:40.000I know you probably, like, there's no way I can do this.
00:01:36.000For a free trial and 10% off your first purchase, go to squarespace.com and enter the code word JOE. That's squarespace.com and the code word JOE. It says, Squarespace, a better web, starts with your website, but that's ridiculous.
00:01:51.000Because the web's pretty fucking awesome already.
00:02:16.000You do not want to have to go to the fucking post office and wait in line With a bunch of other people that don't want to be waiting in line and a poor person behind the counter that's got to measure all your shit and package it up.
00:02:28.000You can get rid of all those steps and handle it all completely from your home while drunk and naked and it's totally legal.
00:02:54.000My point is that you can print official U.S. postage right there from your home computer, slap that shit on a box, and weigh it with the digital scale that they provide as a part of this delicious $110 package, which includes up to $55 of free postage.
00:03:14.000Squarespace is an awesome way to start a website and Stamps.com is an awesome way to sell shit.
00:03:45.000And if you use the promo code JRE, you will get this special offer, which is no-risk trial, $110 bonus offer, which includes a digital scale and up to $55 of free postage.
00:03:58.000Before you do anything else, click on the microphone at the top of the homepage and type JRE. That's Stamps.com and enter in JRE. We're almost home, Amy Schumer.
00:04:55.000All these were done by a guy named Steven Shubin Jr., a badass artist, created these awesome things, and then we made them out of metal.
00:05:03.000And they are all 3D balanced, so although they look cool and everything like that, we also wanted to make sure they're completely, totally functional.
00:05:12.000I use the 70, of course, the gorilla, because I'm a fucking manly man.
00:06:56.000Well, there's some artists that do demand things like that.
00:06:58.000They demand, like, every time I go to one of these places, I always ask the guys backstage, like, what's the craziest shit you've ever seen?
00:07:04.000Because a lot of these dudes that are, like, working in these comedy clubs or these, especially these theaters that have seen, like, rock and roll bands coming through, you always want to know, like, what?
00:08:57.000Yeah, and in comparison to the rest of the country, there's certain things you just get away with in New Orleans, like walking down the street with an open beer.
00:09:53.000Not a coincidence that they filmed The Wire there.
00:09:56.000But in New Orleans, I was like 17, I was there in a volleyball tournament, and I was in a Haagen-Dazs, and I saw these two guys stray from the bayou, and they were both hitting on this girl, and they didn't know that it was a hooker, and they didn't know that it was a guy.
00:10:13.000I was like 17, I was like, ooh, that's dark, and they were both celebrating that this hot girl was talking to them, and I was like, oh, one of them is about to catch a dick.
00:17:42.000But really it's like, even ballerinas, I'm like, oh my god, only like a handful of you make it where you can make a bunch of money and still you're just beating your body to a pulp.
00:17:52.000But then a lot of them like never even get there and make no money.
00:18:02.000I talked to a ballerina last season of my show and she said like if you're starring in a ballet, if you're like the New York ballerina, you make like I think under 500 a year.
00:21:59.000Anyway, but then, like, they've been like, but on, like, there's some websites or whatever, because you can, like, be like, what's her bra size or what's her size?
00:23:35.000But I understand it because I feel like when someone's really thin, all the things that we want to do naturally, like eat and fuck and everything...
00:23:43.000We celebrate people that are able to abstain the most from that.
00:23:48.000Like, oh god, she really knows how to starve herself.
00:23:56.000We sort of celebrate people just keeping themselves from biology.
00:24:01.000That's a big one for women, too, right?
00:24:15.000The idea that we're supposed to is so crazy.
00:24:17.000The only problem with women is, of course, that there's so many guys that are pieces of shit.
00:24:20.000Men are more dangerous physically in the pieces of shit that you run into, whereas women are more dangerous maybe financially in the pieces of shit that you run into.
00:24:53.000And they had all of a sudden this really hot girl with them who slowly but surely stalks her way in this position and then bails with a ton of cash.
00:25:02.000But then how, like, isn't that transparent?
00:25:04.000Don't these guys that are 80, aren't they curious, like, why this beautiful Kate Upton lookalike, like, is in love with them?
00:25:22.000But don't you wonder, and I know a lot of, not a lot, but I know a handful of women that had guys take their money.
00:25:28.000Because I think women are even more susceptible to just wanting that love and being like, sure, joint checking, I'll buy a house in our name.
00:25:36.000Well, I don't think it's mutually exclusive.
00:25:38.000I mean, you can get ripped off no matter what your sex is, whether your sexual preference.
00:25:42.000I'm sure gay guys rip each other off and gay women rip each other off.
00:29:15.000If you're with somebody for a long time, it's different.
00:29:17.000I don't think there's any reason why two people can't figure out that they're not sexually compatible.
00:29:24.000And if you start dating each other and you get to a point where you're spending a lot of time together and then you hit that thing, look, I don't want it.
00:31:15.000I saw a tweet once where a girl said that girls who are into football get bigger diamonds.
00:31:21.000It was one of those Twitter pictures and a bunch of people retweeted it and I think it was a girl with a sexy football outfit on or something.
00:31:28.000That's so awful and I feel like that's what girls see.
00:31:33.000I've been going because the NBA is a big part of this movie that I'm going to do.
00:31:49.000But anyway, like, you know, seeing these, just seeing the way women are represented on TV, like all these Real Housewives, like, just no one's doing, even if they're like, oh, we had like this luncheon for...
00:32:02.000For charity, the thing that's getting edited and what we're seeing is you guys being monsters.
00:32:09.000These shows, this is what girls are seeing.
00:32:31.000If a comic, like, all of a sudden became incredibly obsessed with keeping, like, an upstanding or attractive appearance, that would, like, immediately preclude a lot of the comedy.
00:33:11.000I think you're totally right, but let's play devil's advocate.
00:33:14.000What if you're just really into beautifully crafted things?
00:33:18.000Whether it's a watch, or whether it's a car, or whether it's a purse, Isn't it possible that it couldn't...
00:33:24.000I see that a lot of people, I believe you're right, a lot of people, they're watching that stuff and they're looking at different people that have different things and they want to show off.
00:33:33.000They want to show everybody that they've got the purse that costs X or the shoes that costs Y or, oh my God, look at the size of the rock she's got.
00:33:40.000There are certainly people that do that.
00:33:42.000But isn't it possible that there's other people that could just enjoy a beautiful purse or enjoy a beautiful home?
00:37:05.000Yeah, I don't think we could ever even wrap our heads around what it would be like to be discriminated against solely, just completely based on the way you look and to have it feel like that's insurmountable.
00:37:15.000And then once you do make it and you get big, I could see all the braggadocious behavior being exubulent behavior.
00:39:48.000That's one of the things that I think one of the reasons why people get in like so many shit relationships because their spectrum is like super narrow.
00:39:55.000They've only had like a narrow band of people and the type of experiences have been like really similar and negative over and over again.
00:40:03.000But other than it just being a specific type, you know, socioeconomic, that kind of stuff, don't you think it's just like those patterns that were set up just real early on, just from young shit?
00:41:49.000Um, I'm, I am more relaxed, but I don't, but it's just, yeah, I'm just, like, less stressed by some things, but I am having, like, sort of more pressure on me.
00:41:59.000Yeah, but I think it's just, like, taking a step back and keeping the people close to you that will tell you, like, that was stupid or, like, you look like dog shit.
00:42:49.000And it was like 40 cities or something.
00:42:51.000And I just got used to this defense that's just built into me now.
00:42:55.000So, I've been trying to break down, forget my childhood insecurities, what happened just the first times I went out on the road.
00:43:02.000So, I'm afraid my defenses got so built up that I had to really break them down so that I could sort of let the right ones...
00:43:11.000But I am afraid that my defenses will get too strong because you'll see like really famous people that are like your idols or comics you love and you meet them and they're so disappointing because they're so withholding and it's like you're like yeah it's probably because they've been wronged by so many interactions.
00:44:28.000But I'm like, he should have been, because I'm sure, I didn't even know what I wanted from him, but I'm sure I wanted something from him.
00:44:34.000So I get it, but also, like you were saying before, around the air, like just, you know, somebody, people project stuff onto you if they have like an interaction that's less than satisfactory.
00:44:44.000But it's not about you, like you can't change how anybody feels about you.
00:44:48.000So, but I'm, whatever, my long rant, my point is just like, I'm trying not to become an asshole.
00:44:54.000And to give people the benefit of the doubt at least.
00:44:56.000Like, I'll go into every interaction, like, hi.
00:44:59.000And then if they say something to me that shuts me down, then that's, you know, at least I went into it open.
00:45:29.000There's another weird thing that happens.
00:45:30.000They get a little too famous, too much adulation, too much, you know, they have a sitcom or something like that.
00:45:37.000Or they want credit for, like, their new art they're doing.
00:45:41.000Like, look, I know I was funny at one point, but now I play the standing bass, and, like, if you want to come see me, that's what you're going to get.
00:45:51.000Well, I mean, like, it's not the standing base, but I'm just saying, I think, because I even will have those impulses, like, I don't want to be funny right now.
00:48:03.000Having those opinions, if they're mostly swinging to the right side, they're mostly swinging to the good side, it gives you sort of a frequency that you know that they appreciate it.
00:48:26.000You tap into a certain vibe when you get a certain amount of feedback.
00:48:34.000Yeah, and I feel like as a comic, you know, there's that urge to communicate, which I have.
00:48:41.000But then there's also, I think also as a girl, there's a bunch of things, and I talk like very openly, and then some of that feedback, it makes you like, oh, should I not be sharing this much of myself?
00:48:53.000Because, but then you're like, I'm like, no, I've made a decision.
00:48:56.000Like, I'm going to live my life this way and try to make people laugh and maybe feel better.
00:49:26.000Well, you're not really capable of filtering who knows you once you become famous.
00:49:32.000And that's a big difference between that and just being an ordinary person going about your day, especially an ordinary woman going about your day.
00:49:42.000Because so many men, like with women, take on an aggressive approach.
00:49:47.000It's almost like It's almost commonplace, right?
00:49:52.000The guy just aggressively comes up to girls and hits on them.
00:52:48.000Yeah, you could send them into, if you were an asshole, you could put them in a lake somewhere and they'd go in the non-native waters and they would wreak havoc.
00:52:55.000And that's happened to a bunch of different fish species.
00:52:58.000I think the snakehead was one of them, actually.
00:53:00.000If it's not the snakehead, it's a different fish.
01:01:01.000This is just judging by doing, like, local...
01:01:04.000Right, well you gotta think about different people's, like the jobs they have and the amount of restraint that's required to keep a job at an office where you're not allowed to talk about anything freaky for like eight hours a day.
01:02:45.000Known for her shock and insult humor, was invited to give a TED Talk.
01:02:49.000She subsequently trashed TED organizer Chris Anderson, who tweeted, I know I shouldn't say this about one of my own speakers, but I thought Sarah Silverman was god-awful.
01:05:12.000Norton, after people were getting really mad at me about a joke I made about Steve-O on the Sheen roast, and Norton, he stood up for me and was like, your selective outrage.
01:06:52.000He talked about it on Opie and Anthony where he had a slice of pizza and Louis C.K. saw him on the street and just slapped a slice of pizza to the ground and called him a faggot.
01:07:52.000I don't think there is a funniest guy alive, but he's one of my favorites, that's for sure.
01:07:56.000Yeah, but he, I was sitting at the table with my, just sitting around with a bunch of female comics, and we were all, like, eating, like, dessert.
01:08:02.000It was, like, a really, like, sad moment.
01:08:04.000He just walks up, we're like, hey, Dave.
01:08:05.000He's like, oh, what are you guys having?
01:09:02.000Staying at some comedy condos on the road, they'll have VHSs of old specials, and a lot of them are pretty shitty.
01:09:10.000It'll be kind of topical, and there is that off-the-cuff...
01:09:14.000That movie Punchline, how it had Sally Fields coming out at the end, kind of just winging it and it working out as a comic, that just set up a whole, I think, wave of people being like, maybe I'm amazing at comedy and I don't know it.
01:09:41.000You can fake being a fucking union boss and screaming at the fucking people in the yard.
01:09:46.000But if there's an artificial feeling to that, it's not nearly as offensive as the artificial feeling of watching Tom Hanks kill it with nonsense.
01:14:15.000They would say, well, you know, it costs you this much to file this person out and that much to hire them and, you know, you're making this much less because I'm like, so what?
01:14:21.000Well, no, I got my sister traveling with me and my brother-in-law.
01:17:54.000It's a bummer for you, though, if you have freedom to dress however you want and you see something like that and you just go, what's going on?
01:18:13.000Even some of the comics I was working with, it was like some of them could say things and some of them couldn't.
01:18:18.000I feel terrible whenever I see any form of suppression.
01:18:22.000So when I see that, that shit drives me crazy.
01:18:24.000That was the worst thing, was seeing the way that they dealt with the Filipino waitstaff.
01:18:29.000Just the people, because it's such a caste system there.
01:18:31.000It's like, forget about the women being that.
01:18:36.000Shielded, it was like, that was a bummer.
01:18:39.000Well, have you ever seen – there were some pieces that were done on some unscrupulous employees or employers, rather, that were taking these people from other countries.
01:18:49.000They were getting them from like a guy who would be like a wrangler.
01:18:53.000And he would go to these other countries and tell these people that they were going to get a lot of money and tell these people that all these good things were going to happen.
01:18:59.000And then he would bring them over here to start working for these companies – And then they would take their passports away and leave them in these subhuman conditions.
01:22:19.000I have a friend, his name is Justin Wren and he's been on the podcast before.
01:22:24.000He used to be a UFC fighter and then he went to the Congo and met these pygmies and he's become obsessed with helping them and saving them.
01:22:33.000So he takes donations and he goes over there and builds wells for them and helps them and endures all sorts of personal tragedies with them.
01:23:20.000And he's going through all this shit, like bullshit, depression, and alcoholism, and all the problems that a lot of people go through in this life and found a new purpose when he went over and met these people.
01:23:44.000Well, I absolutely could see myself getting into a certain cause, something along those lines, but I just don't have the time to dedicate to go over to the Congo.
01:23:52.000But I appreciate and respect that he does.
01:23:56.000And I donate, and I think that donating to anything is a good cause.
01:24:00.000Donating to anything where you can change people's lives directly.
01:24:05.000I think that's a good thing for you to do with your time.
01:24:08.000I think no matter what, if you can find something in life that enhances your perspective on the world because you've done something positive, that's a good thing.
01:24:18.000I think that's really what I got out of what he did the most.
01:24:21.000Is that it really truly enhanced his perspective of the world.
01:24:24.000He became like this really happy guy with like a real mission.
01:28:00.000That guy did fuck everybody in White Night.
01:28:03.000If he's a heterosexual and he's around all these insecure women and he has a power over them, like he's the director, that dude just banging left and right, that dirty bastard.
01:29:22.000Oh, just like making each other laugh.
01:29:24.000Well, you know, I came from a weird place because I came from like a martial arts instructor and I was a competitor and that was like the main focus of my life growing up.
01:29:35.000So I didn't have a normal upbringing in that sense.
01:32:47.000And I never made the connection that those were kind of like...
01:32:50.000Or like hanging out with comics to me.
01:32:53.000But it's like, of course, like even the Wu-Tang album at the beginning of Method Man, that song, it's like they're just trashing each other saying what they're going to do.
01:33:04.000And I'm like, and I loved that growing up.
01:33:08.000And then I'm like, but I never even made that connection until like real recently.
01:33:51.000But even, I know you and I both have heckler, people put videos of us dealing with hecklers online, and that feels like you're fighting training.
01:34:01.000I think that stuff plays a part in just your defense mechanisms, how you're set up, how you've been preparing for these moments you didn't even know you were going to have.
01:34:12.000It's also you recognize you have to handle something in real time, and you have to also be completely in the moment while you're handling it.
01:34:19.000Because you're directing a moment where X amount of people are in the audience, they all pay to see you, and some shit's going down in real time.
01:36:14.000What you are right now is maybe the drunkest guy that's ever survived.
01:36:23.000We're gonna learn something just by watching you move.
01:36:25.000Dude, you need to sit the fuck down, cross-legged, and just close your eyes and think about the seventh grade, because there's no way you're gonna make it up those stairs.
01:36:34.000Clearly, you've made some mistakes in your life.
01:37:58.000Wouldn't you love to just see through that guy's eyes right now as he slowly makes it to that toilet?
01:38:07.000There's those moments, man, when you put your forehead on the white porcelain and you pee and you're like, I gotta fix so many things about my life.
01:38:21.000I'm all staring into the abyss of that white porcelain.
01:38:25.000It just comes back to you with answers.
01:38:27.000I think that's probably the end of it.
01:39:21.000Like, you could see right here, while this guy is stumbling, this guy comes over, the security comes over and grabs him, and they cart him off, and then I started talking about that guy's, like, the roots of your tree.
01:40:43.000Yeah, because nobody wants to see that.
01:40:45.000But I learned from when I was opening for Norton and Natal on the road, because people would yell shit at them, and they wouldn't fire back.
01:40:51.000It was never like they were being attacked.
01:42:13.000They're going to find that in your kettlebells and be like, wow, what was going on with this society?
01:42:16.000When a prisoner's calculating how many days till they get out, till they get released, they make those fives on the wall, four straight ones and then one across.
01:42:24.000You go over to her door of death, and it's just all these dicks.
01:45:34.000You're like, how am I even still standing here when all the blood's in my head?
01:45:38.000And you can't even believe they're going to let you go up on Friday, but it's just because they couldn't find a substitute for you, and you're like, oh my god, here we go.
01:46:01.000It was like some bar gig in Connecticut, but it was just early on in my career and it was just, I had another one after that that went well, but the Everyone gave me the stink eye.
01:46:42.000But anyway, I went there and I was opening for Tammy Pascatelli and I went out there and I was used to, I was in the middle of doing Last Comic, so I've been dealing with all paid audiences.
01:46:53.000So I was like, I think I'm a killer now.
01:52:59.000We're just talking about the differences.
01:53:00.000We were just discussing the differences between men and female comics and how few female comics there are and about when you look at the number of females that are headlining theaters and that they were always your biggest influences and you're always big fans of these female comedians.
01:53:16.000Well, I'm very fascinated by the subject because, you know, I had a conversation once with Judy Gold about an interview that I did where we were talking about She's so funny.
01:54:43.000And that's true because Chris Rock is one of his best friends, was a dude who used to host MTV Half Hour, Comedy Hour.
01:54:51.000Mario Joyner is a guy who's been his good friend forever.
01:54:55.000Yeah, but I think that the conversation was with Colin Quinn when he was talking about why he had no women or black people in the first season of his riding in cars with comedians.
01:55:08.000And it's like funny is funny, but are you looking for what's fun?
01:56:29.000I have no idea, but what I'm saying is, um, I think that that's what he was talking about, was Colin telling him, like, you can't just, like, have all the way through that.
01:58:26.000And I have no interest in gender or race or anything like that, but everyone else is kind of with their little calculating, is this the exact right mix?
01:58:51.000He definitely also talked about that, what he just said on Stern, and referenced Colin saying that he was going to get a bunch of shit about that.
01:59:00.000Oh, so he's talked about it a few times.
02:00:04.000Why does that him saying that he doesn't believe in anything but funny trigger that in you?
02:00:09.000Because I don't believe that he's aware or looking.
02:00:14.000I think that maybe he would be more likely to dismiss someone or not really pay that much attention to To something other than what he's used to thinking is funny.
02:00:37.000If your favorite comedians, the people you want to have on the first season of your show, your first 10 episodes, are all one type, then that's your type.
02:00:52.000And I don't think you can say what's funny is funny.
02:00:55.000Because there are plenty of comedians that go up there and kill.
02:02:57.000What I'm saying is, I believe that he believes what he's saying.
02:03:02.000You're saying he discriminates in some way because of his choices and that his choices should reflect a broader range of human beings just to...
02:05:01.000And that he has probably dozens and dozens of friends.
02:05:04.000If he's doing 10 episodes and he has dozens of the greatest comedians in the world, I don't think that it should be up to him to diversify his cast.
02:05:14.000Neither do I. So then what he said is essentially, I'm interested in, are people funny?
02:05:18.000If you're funny, that's what I'm interested in.
02:05:24.000You might think that some of those people are not funny, whereas, you know, there's people that think that a perfect example is Gilbert Gottfried.
02:05:30.000There's people that think that Gilbert Gottfried is the funniest dude to ever walk the face near.
02:06:13.000But I'm allowed to, that's allowed to trigger something in me that I can feel like his choice to not do that, even though he's every right and I think you should make the show you want to make, that does trigger something in me.
02:08:57.000I get all that personal shit, but I think you might be applying it in this situation in a way that's like you're adding a bunch of stuff to what he said.
02:09:05.000You know, I really think you have to take into consideration.
02:10:42.000And you're like, it's not my fault, but you're not wrong.
02:10:47.000So when I see that video and what's funny is funny, I do feel like he's dismissing, not by the choice to just use white male comics in the first season of your show.
02:11:08.000But it does bring up feelings in me, which that's okay.
02:11:15.000Yeah, I mean, as long as you're not blaming him, and all you're just doing is being honest about your feelings, and sometimes people trigger feelings in people unintentionally.
02:17:08.000Especially if she goes on stage and she has any sort of opinions about politics or sexuality or anything.
02:17:15.000I mean, a lot of times women are forced in a lot of ways to be self-deprecating at a level that a man isn't just to sort of get in the door.
02:17:25.000Well, a guy doesn't want to listen to you unless he thinks he could definitely fuck you.
02:17:51.000I'm looking at you and we're having this conversation and I think men are all triggered by women in general because who's the woman you've known the longest?
02:18:33.000Everybody gets bored if anybody has shitty social cues.
02:18:36.000If they're boring and monotonous and self-obsessed and they don't understand the ins and the outs of a conversation, the ebb and flow of two people enjoying each other's company.
02:18:46.000If one person is just yapping at you like I'm doing right now, just yapping at you, I'm not even letting you talk.
02:29:22.000Well, I think whenever you have people that are more inclined to be partying, you're going to have people that are more inclined to be fun.
02:29:27.000That's just the reality of the world that we live in.
02:29:29.000You can pretend to be noble by what you were talking about earlier, by abstaining from sex or abstaining from things that you enjoy.
02:31:16.000I have these rationalization conversations with them to try to avoid that backlash that comes from being an overbearing parent or an overbearing teacher.
02:32:06.000I think if you go somewhere, another country, I mean, unless I go for work, I would at least want to acquire a rudimentary grasp of the language.
02:32:20.000Even in Spain, you think you speak Spanish, and they're like, no, bitch, actually, you suck.
02:32:26.000Well, in France, apparently, everybody talks shit about the French, but from my friends' experiences that I've talked to them, they say, as long as you try, as long as you make some effort to communicate with them, they're very polite.
02:32:38.000What they don't like is Americans like...
02:34:09.000Imagine, like, you're just talking to your girlfriend, and she knows you're from New Jersey, and all of a sudden, just the two of you, and you're like, oh, Barthelona?
02:35:11.000As soon as the fucking machine plugs in and everybody becomes one, the transcendental mind, universal mind mesh happens due to technology, we're out of business.
02:35:22.000You've got to stock up all this inside Amy Schumer money now while you can.
02:38:05.000That happened really recently in Malibu, too.
02:38:07.000Like, over the last couple of years, there was a neighborhood where these people got woken up in the middle of the night, these bang, bang noises, and it was their house breaking apart and falling down the hill.
02:42:15.000Go to squarespace.com and enter the code word JOE for a free trial and 10% off your first purchase of the most awesome website-building website known to man.com.