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00:02:05.000That new one, the new Galaxy, the S6 and the S6 Edge, the quality is so much better than the 5. But I really wish they didn't have to go with the...
00:02:16.000Now it's not waterproof anymore, and you don't have replaceable media storage.
00:02:38.000Well, I got this, the iPhone 6 Plus, because I want to make my little hands even look smaller when I hold this thing.
00:02:44.000I can't tell you how many times I lay in bed trying to play Scrabble, and it falls out of my fucking hands, and it's just the most aggravating thing on the planet.
00:04:12.000It was like the first girl I ever met on AOL. So 95. AOL 1 or 2. And I met her on Thing, and we used to go back and forth, and my mom's like, I'm going to Chicago for work.
00:04:21.000And I'm like, hey, that girl lives in Chicago.
00:04:23.000So I met her, and we spent a day together in Chicago.
00:04:26.000Don't remember what she looked like, but...
00:04:28.000That text you sent me, someone's trolling you, obviously, right?
00:05:37.000Like when you're copping fucking freebase or crack, the whole excitement is going up there and getting through the guns and, you know, dealing, you know, and not fucking, you know what I mean?
00:05:46.000And then you get, it's like you get to home and boom, now I got it.
00:05:49.000I made it through, you know, the minefields.
00:05:54.000But the whole excitement leading up to it, you know, the best thing that ever happened to me with these fucking broads, when I pick them up and take them back to my place, In my city apartment, they can never stay.
00:06:08.000I said, listen, you got to leave because my ex-wife drops my kids off in the morning and I can't have my kids seeing, you know, you.
00:07:02.000And that's why you know, like, if you have sex with a girl and then afterwards, you're hanging out and talking and cuddling and you love it.
00:07:24.000You could be with a girl and everything's great, like you say, and then all of a sudden, the way she throws a piece of garbage in the wastebasket in your room, you go, I hate her.
00:09:38.00011 years old and she lived in Cold Lake and her parents put her on a bus to go have the operation in like Toronto or wherever, 10 or 11 years old,
00:09:53.000maybe 9. By herself, because her parents couldn't leave because it was harvest season, and they were farmers.
00:10:00.000They put a nine- or ten-year-old girl on the bus to go have part of her body taken out in the hospital, you know, and then come home.
00:10:12.000I think maybe they visited her at one point, but she grew up, you know, poor in the beginning, sleeping on dirt floors, you know, and then they're You know, farmers and killing chickens and this and that.
00:10:28.000And, you know, but she was always creative.
00:12:59.000If you're chipping away, that all adds up.
00:13:01.000Especially when there's so much free content nowadays.
00:13:04.000Even with Periscope, I was just watching Burt Kreischer the other day for like an hour, and that's all free, and that was just like a podcast, but it was live.
00:18:21.000You take that small office, you put all your servers and all your stuff in there, you do all your transactions from there, and it's amazing.
00:18:27.000Well, a lot of the stuff I learned about Wall Street and stock was from Trading Places, so I know a lot about it.
00:18:41.000I see these guys, but during the whole market crash and the banking, and I'm not really...
00:18:48.000The smartest when it comes to the subject, when people lost their homes, their fucking life earnings, not one of those cocksuckers went to jail, okay?
00:18:58.000But you fucking, you know, do whatever, you know, throw, you know...
00:19:04.000You know, Martha Stewart in jail for a couple, but no one from Wall Street was ever indicted for anything.
00:19:11.000Yeah, no one other than that Bernie Madoff guy, but that guy was just stealing.
00:20:31.000When's enough enough where you're going to start treating your fucking employees like human beings?
00:20:36.000Corporations are very tricky, because with corporations, it's all about they have to continue to make more money than they made the last year.
00:21:40.000I'm talking to these ladies that have been there 20 years, 18 years, that are making, you know, 35 bucks an hour and getting health benefits.
00:21:48.000And whenever they buy products there, a percentage of that goes into their...
00:22:04.000How much money does a certain family need before they start taking care of their fucking employees?
00:22:11.000For a lot of folks, I think what happens is that's the only way that they keep score at things.
00:22:15.000You know, the only way you keep score is money.
00:22:17.000And if you're not making more money than you were making before, you feel like you're losing.
00:22:22.000They never feel like they're accomplishing anything unless they're making money.
00:22:25.000They don't have a quantifiable score on anything else.
00:22:30.000It's not like, you know, like if you were doing something else that you really enjoyed doing on top of making that money, you know, like something competitive maybe.
00:22:38.000I think there's a lot of what goes on in business is competition, you know?
00:22:44.000Is sort of what made human beings human beings in the first place It's like this desire to constantly move ahead constantly, you know Make everything better progress keep pushing forward like that whole desire that led to cities agriculture That's the same sort of instinct that leads people to continually pursue and you get greedy and greedier Yeah,
00:25:18.000Obama's not the best president on the planet either.
00:25:20.000None of them, none of, you know, if you're a fucking Jew that votes for Obama, there's got to be, I mean, he's not really, really pro-Israel.
00:25:29.000You know, he's not anti, but he's not the pro-Israel.
00:25:30.000So if you're a Jew, you have to be pro-Israel.
00:26:25.000Just in case someone listening is young and impressionable, and they might go use that same word, like when they're going for a job interview or something like that.
00:26:33.000Well, you know, I think disinformation runs rapid throughout this world.
00:27:03.000That's obviously where Charlie Hebdo happened, where they killed those guys for drawing those cartoons of Mohammed.
00:27:09.000There's a lot of anti-Semitism in Europe.
00:27:12.000I was talking to Ari about it and Ari and his brother, his brother actually lives in Europe and he said that essentially they were just like really tolerant of all sorts of different religions and a lot of like really radical people moved there because of that because it was a good place for them.
00:30:15.000I think that when it comes to technology, the people that I'm most impressed with are the Japanese and the Germans.
00:30:20.000The Japanese and the Germans seem to, especially when it comes to engineering, like cars, automotive engineering, It's hard to fuck with those two people.
00:30:28.000The Japanese and the Germans, like, that's it.
00:30:31.000You know, Americans are like a third now.
00:30:34.000Americans, like, the new American cars are pretty fucking good.
00:30:38.000Like, have you seen those new Cadillacs that look like spaceships?
00:31:19.000The navigation system is fucking huge.
00:31:21.000So you get this huge screen that's all your gauges, your gauge cluster, it's all LCDs, and then to the right, the navigation screen is fucking massive.
00:33:08.000When I Google something, I want to know what it is, and then it says directions, and I press directions, and it goes Bluetooth through my stereo.
00:35:35.000Maybe that, but as far as phone calls, which is all I use it for, other than occasionally I do Periscope from there, which I like doing now.
00:40:27.000I don't even know them, but I'm going to tell you right now, they don't want to get involved in a roast battle with Rich Voss and Bonnie McFarlane.
00:43:39.000But what I was saying is, it's weird that she's concerned not just that a girl's blowing you, because a girl is still blowing you for the nine seconds, but that you came.
00:50:33.000And now they've got Eric, and they've got Adam from the Tempe Improv, and it's fucking fantastic.
00:50:38.000Next Wednesday, I got Dane Cook on a show, which is crazy, because Dane grew up with the Laugh Factory and never went to that comedy store.
00:50:45.000It's even more crazy that you got him on.
00:50:46.000There's a lot of crazy things in this world.
00:50:52.000Comedy right now, we were talking about this, that comedy is probably right now in the golden age.
00:50:58.000I think this is the golden age of stand-up comedy.
00:51:00.000You know, I mean, last night at the fucking store, that show they did in the main room between Magical and Kreischer and Bill Burr was hosting it.
00:51:45.000You know, like Boston, of course, used to have it.
00:51:47.000Doesn't really have it anymore, but it could come back.
00:51:50.000Well, Boston used to be fucking, when they had all those, Rogerson and Tingle and fucking Gavin and Lenny and, you know, what's his name, Kevin Knox.
00:55:42.000I'll tell you two other ones that are funny.
00:55:45.000He fell asleep and I took his fucking coke.
00:55:49.000No, I pulled it out from under where he had, and I took, you know, three and a half, an eighth out, and I put an eighth of lactose in, which you can't even tell the difference.
00:56:06.000One time, my friend said, get me an eighth of Coke, three and a half grams, and stick it under my door, and you could have a half a gram, whatever.
00:58:00.000So, I fucking, I took the first half a gram, right?
00:58:07.000His first half a gram, I went to the store, bought the ammonia, cooked the half a gram, poured the ammonia out, so I wouldn't steal any more, and fucking smoked it.
00:59:06.000And you were doing the vodka to calm your body down because you're all whacked out?
00:59:10.000I was so, I had a, and there was nothing worse than when sun up, sun up, I'm walking home, All fucking coming down, knowing I have no money, nothing.
00:59:24.000It was the worst fucking, it was the worst life on the planet.
00:59:30.000It was such a bad life, you know, and then the running would, you know, into New York.
00:59:36.000What does it feel like that you have to drink vodka?
00:59:39.000Like, what is like, you're trying to calm your body down.
01:00:22.000It's a rush that you'll never ever The first one you won't repeat it till maybe a day later So you keep trying to chase that fucking that first hit my friend Johnny This is back when I lived in New York It was the real Times Square like Times Square was a real thing like you go to Times Square There was peep booths.
01:00:44.000He would go he would smoke crack and And he'd go to Times Square, and he'd go to those peep booths, and he would beat off in these peep booths, like, forever.
01:03:56.000Well, sometimes I got him down, but I got kicked out and fucking Norton walks out the car and goes, how could you possibly get kicked out of a peep booth?
01:11:47.000But that also, too, when you're going in there, you know, if Colin's in and Bobby and me and when Patrice was there, you're going walking into the lion's den.
01:15:27.000Because I went over a lot of his stuff before we talked, you know what I mean?
01:15:31.000So I go, and stuff was, and then he started getting mad because they're talking about his diabetes, and he's like, who the fuck are they to talk about me like this?
01:18:17.000Literally gives out his address on my podcast and says, come to my Super Bowl party.
01:18:22.000So he has hundreds of people, he has no idea who they are, fly in to Tucson, then drive to Bisbee and show up at his fucking house and he lets them inside where he sleeps and eats and...
01:18:34.000They're all wandering around his house, drinking and smoking, and he doesn't give a fuck.
01:18:39.000Like, there's a lot of guys pretending to not give a fuck.
01:18:43.000Stanhope is that guy, you know, wearing those ironic suits.
01:18:46.000And he's like, I kind of have to stop wearing these because other people think I'm serious.
01:18:51.000And now wearing ironic suits has become a thing.
01:19:53.000He was one of the first guys to do these promotions where he was like, you know, I'm tired of working at these comedy clubs and they're giving me shit money and I know how much I'm bringing in.
01:31:11.000Yeah, I'm not working on one bit You know, I'm working on six seven bits and trying to put together You know like a real hour for my next special and if I'm doing a 10 or a 15-minute set There's not enough time for that, and I don't want to do that whole trek around doing seven,
01:31:34.000I mean, I did it years ago in New York, but I work out my material on the road, you know, because that's where I work it out, in the comedy clubs.
01:31:42.000Because I'm going to have enough good stuff around it.
01:31:44.000If a bit doesn't work, then the next one's gonna.
01:31:47.000Well, when I lived in New York, when we were doing stand-up together, I hardly ever did the city.
01:31:51.000Because I could do Connecticut, or I could do Long Island, or I could do Jersey, and I'd make $150.
01:31:57.000I could make real money and get paid, versus if I was in town.
01:33:20.000Unlike LA, New York, or Jersey where I live, you could work fucking almost all year round and make a good living in weekend comedy, you know.
01:35:56.000Yeah, yeah, you do you would do Friday night in the city and then you do your Friday night in Boston you do Saturday night out the hooky lao or Sunday at the hooky lao those death I do a new well Jersey has there's a place uncle Vinny's chickopee that's what it was uncle Vinny's but there's no liquor license it's bring your own beer whatever you know they can't afford a liquor license but he gets big acts there but you can bring your own booze I guess they show up with a bottle of wine Yeah,
01:36:56.000Yeah, I usually do the Wilbur, but somebody already had it.
01:36:59.000It was a last-minute thing, because there was a UFC in Boston, and I wasn't supposed to work it, because it was a Fox Sports 1 gig.
01:37:06.000I usually do either pay-per-views or the big Fox gigs, but for whatever reason I wanted to do it, or they wanted me to do it, I forget how it worked.
01:37:18.000Boston used to have so many good clubs.
01:38:02.000It's still fun to watch, but if you knew, if you would go back to see Steve Sweeney every year, you knew he was going to have a new act that's like the one that you saw before.
01:38:11.000Like I say, if you went out And you could guarantee that you're going to see a half hour new material from Sweeney and then a half hour of that old killer stuff that he had.
01:38:44.000Like, some guys think that a year's too soon, the material's not good enough, and some guys think, you know, that you waste Waste time developing.
01:38:52.000You should just move on to the next act.
01:38:53.000In five minutes, Kathy Griffin will have another hour.
01:39:27.000Every two years I try to do a new CD. Yeah, two years is a good time because that means you work on it for a solid year and a half and then the last six months you're just fucking sharpening that sword.
01:39:37.000And then by the time it comes around, you're filming, you're sick of it.
01:41:11.000And obviously, Jenny knew what he was talking about because he was one of the best fucking comics in history.
01:41:18.000I talk about him all the time on this show, that he was like the one guy, when people talk about some of the all-time greats, he's the one guy that they leave out.
01:41:24.000I'm like, you didn't see him in the 80s.
01:43:15.000Destroy their dreams, but you have to be honest with them, right?
01:43:18.000You know cuz they're just gonna have false hope right and a lot of comics do have false hope because No one will tell them exactly.
01:43:27.000No one will tell me you know This is how you do when I first started.
01:43:30.000I mean I stunk last year, but I really stunk when I started You don't find your voice to who knows when.
01:43:38.000There's a lot of work, and there's a lot of being honest, and there's a lot of listening to yourself, and there's a lot of correction, and everybody doesn't start from the same spot.
01:43:46.000Some guys start out funnier than you, and you just got to accept that, and you can't judge yourself by that.
01:46:21.000But Ro's stuff, I can come up with some stuff, you know, and punching up, I'm good at, because I could see from my, you know, just from being a stand-up for 30 years and watching, you know, that there were certain things that Chris goes,
01:46:52.000You know, because there's a big drop-off in a lot of people's acts.
01:46:55.000You know, you'll see, like, early sets are really, really good, and then, you know, as they get older and older, they become almost like a caricature of themselves.
01:47:02.000Kinnison is always my best example of that.
01:47:04.000Kenison, I think in 86, if he wasn't the greatest of all time, it's him in prior.
01:47:11.000I feel like from 86 to 88, he was the greatest of all time.
01:49:12.000You know, when you're Chris Rock and you're Seinfeld or Louie, you have, I guess, a three-minute pass to walk on stage and the audience is like, whoa!
01:50:23.000He said to my wife, he goes, look, if you have a fucking hour of good material and you're a female and you're not famous, something's fucking wrong.
01:51:19.000If I was writing for like Tough Crowd or on Red Eye or, you know, when I was on one of those roundtables, yeah, you gotta write fucking dumb jokes.
01:51:26.000And even for Red Eye, I barely, I write a line and hopefully I can ad-lib my way through the show because, you know, it's fucking the day.
01:53:40.000You know, so her Red Eye is basically that type of show.
01:53:43.000To me, you know, People say Bill Maher's show was the first, but Tough Crowd was the first of comics pretty much saying what they wanted to say,
01:53:59.000and saying what you couldn't say on other shows, and not only disagreeing with somebody, smacking them around a little for being stupid.
01:57:25.000More to the right then, but I'm neutral now.
01:57:27.000Well, I think what Norton was, he was, and still is, I think, he's anti the hypocrisy of the left.
01:57:33.000That's what I, that's completely the hypocrite.
01:57:36.000Yeah, because it's like all the idea, if you put it on paper and you had a checklist of what do you actually support, gay marriage, check, you know, racial equality, check, like all the things that the left pushes for, I'm in their corner on almost all of it.
01:57:50.000But then it gets to certain things that That you just go, well, you guys are just silly.
01:57:55.000There's certain aspects of any all-left or all-right ideology.
01:58:01.000The worst thing to me is when I'm talking to someone and they talk about the Democrats, like, look, we got a win in 2016. What is this we?
02:00:45.000And then keeping those people happy once they get in office.
02:00:47.000I mean, that's what we found out about Obama.
02:00:49.000Obama just, if you look at him on paper, first of all, the stuff that he's done against whistleblowers, that was a whole part of his campaign, that if someone comes forward exposing illegal activity, we will protect them.
02:01:01.000I mean, that was a part of The We Are Change website.
02:01:04.000They redacted that from the website in light of the Edward Snowden and Chelsea Handler shit.
02:01:40.000I mean, that was part of the promise that they were saying in office, like, if people come forth and expose illegal activity, we're going to protect them.
02:01:48.000And that was a core component of what people were looking forward from him, that he was going to be different than these fucking criminals that were in charge before he was in there.
02:01:56.000Fucking the FBI, even your local detective, is not going to fucking burn their informants.
02:02:03.000Because their informants are what are giving them numbers.
02:02:08.000But the problem is, what these guys, what Edward Snowden did, what Chelsea Manning did, was expose them.
02:02:26.000They weren't like whistleblowing on corporations or whistleblowing on, you know, the people that fucking spilled the oil out in the middle of the Gulf Coast.
02:02:33.000It was the actual government itself, the NSA, the CIA. Do you think since he's been in office, and this is...
02:02:42.000I mean, racial divide has grown, I think, immensely since he's been in office.
02:02:50.000In some ways it's actually come around.
02:02:53.000I think people are united in a sense in a lot of ways because they realize how much racism there really is.
02:02:59.000How much racism black people have to deal with when it comes to the police.
02:03:03.000When you watch all these videos of black people being harassed by the cops or beaten up by the cops or that Eric Gardner guy getting choked to death in New York.
02:03:12.000It probably wouldn't happen if there was a white guy in a suit, and we all know that.
02:03:18.000But you know, as much as the media exploits, every now and every fucking time you see now there's a cop doing something wrong or doing this wrong or doing...
02:03:30.000You're not seeing, you know, four fucking criminals walking down the street.
02:03:37.000You don't know if they're fucking packing a weapon.
02:03:55.000And look, as many bad cops, and you know it's maybe one out of 20. One out of, you know, the percentages, you know, like this.
02:04:07.000This lady, I didn't see the documentary, made a documentary about AA. All the predators in AA, all the criminals and this and that, and people taking advantage.
02:04:37.000How many people do you think get arrested by the cops or have interaction with the cops every fucking day of the week across the entire country?
02:04:45.000It's got to be in the hundreds of thousands of interactions every day.
02:04:49.000So these glaring instances like the guy in South Carolina that shot that guy, fucked up.
02:07:04.000You can't, like, force these people to make arrests.
02:07:08.000And the idea of putting quotas on cops, if you have lazy cops that don't go out and enforce the law, well, then you need to get better cops.
02:07:16.000But what you can't do is you can't make people arrest people.
02:07:19.000Because if you make people arrest people, you're assuming someone's gonna do something bad.
02:07:23.000If no one did anything bad, isn't that the whole point of having a police presence?
02:07:28.000Like, the whole point of having a police presence is people realize, oh, there's cops, I don't want to do anything bad.
02:07:34.000But if that happened, those cops would be fucked, because they have quotas.
02:07:38.000You know, and people try to say there's no quotas.
02:08:47.000You're stealing money from the people that you're supposed to be fucking protecting.
02:08:52.000They steal, and then you have to take them to court, and you have to try to get that money back.
02:08:56.000Even if somebody made money from selling drugs, even if they made money from selling drugs, that's not the fucking police department's money.
02:09:06.000They can't take that money and buy margarita machines and all this shit they've been accused of doing.
02:09:11.000Because that's what they have been- they've been convicted of doing that.
02:09:15.000Well, it's a whole corrupt society, you know, I mean...
02:09:18.000Well, it's corrupt because they've been allowed to be corrupt, because they've got incompetent shitheads that are running these police departments, and good cops are forced into bad situations.
02:09:27.000If you have it on the books that they're allowed to take money from people, then it's up to their discretion, and then you have these fucking idiots that, you know, just decide to pull the trigger, and you're gonna have...
02:09:38.000A certain amount of idiots in any group of people.
02:09:41.000If you have 500 people, you've got five idiots no matter what you do.
02:09:45.000No matter what you do, you poll any 500 people.
02:09:48.000Five of them you're going to want to kill with a fucking hammer.
02:10:55.000You might have done something illegal to get $2 billion.
02:10:58.000You're only 12. No, this is a kid who earned money, and they stole it from him because they decided it was reasonably suspicious.
02:11:05.000But you're going from a whole different...
02:11:10.000The police officer on the street doing what they got to do to stop crime and stay alive to the bureaucrats that are passing these fucking laws.
02:12:05.000There's a big difference between that and someone stealing your money when they pull you over because they decide you shouldn't have $10,000 on you.
02:12:12.000They've been doing that for a long time.
02:12:14.000They've been pulling people over for a long time just taking their money.
02:12:17.000Because if you have money on you, you have to prove that you got that money through legal means.
02:12:34.000That kid is going to distrust the DEA and the FBI and the CIA. And anybody that pulls him over, he's going to distrust them forever because you ruined his life for a long period of time.
02:12:44.000The time he's got to go to court, the sleepless nights he spent thinking of this smirking cunt That stole his fucking money with a badge on.
02:12:51.000That criminal with a fucking badge on.
02:13:26.000So I had the feeling of anti-Semitism that I could feel because that's what I see and feel.
02:13:35.000But you will never see the story of the cops that went in and stopped a gang war or broke up, you know, a husband from killing his fucking wife on a domestic call that saved his wife and that family's life.
02:13:58.000Some dummy, some bureaucrat, some dummy, some administrator, whoever the fuck, passed those regulations that allowed cops to steal money from people.
02:15:39.000Imagine if you're a black guy and you're walking down New York and you've done nothing wrong, you're going to school, and some asshole with a fucking chip on his shoulder thinks it's okay for him to touch your body and start rifling through your fucking pockets for no reason.
02:15:52.000Maybe he calls you a racial slur in the process if you resist him.
02:15:56.000And there's not a goddamn thing you can do about it.
02:15:58.000But do you don't think that Happens in in white areas.
02:16:01.000It doesn't matter if it happens in white areas I'm just saying like it's not just happening at all because you gave them the possibility you let them on paper You made it legal for them to do that as soon as you make it legal for them to do things that are inappropriate that don't make any sense like if there's no there's no real reasonable Like,
02:17:19.000If you're going through fucking Toledo, Ohio, and you see four white kids that look like trouble, that fit a profile, cops will fuck with them.
02:17:30.000Well, they'll ask me questions, but they're not legally allowed to start searching through their pockets like they were in New York.
02:17:35.000What they were doing in New York that's stop and frisk shit is bullshit.
02:22:04.000And it makes you wonder, like, what is that one, oh, they had some weed on them, or, you know, they had, like, an expired driver's license.
02:22:56.000So you're saying, like, because a small percentage are terrorists, you should racially profile the vast majority of innocent people and subject them to all sorts of scrutiny that you wouldn't white people only at the airport.
02:23:48.000How about if there were sky marshals on planes?
02:23:51.000If there were sky marshals on planes before 9-11, 9-11 would have never happened.
02:23:56.000They would have just taken those fucking guys out, that would have been a wrap, that would have been the end of it.
02:24:01.000You have highly trained cops, you know, mercenaries, you get some black water guys, whatever the fuck you gotta do, guys have been to war, know how to kill people, and you put them on these planes to guard them from assholes with box cutters, and you're done.
02:24:13.000I mean, you cost a little money, and The idea that they were unprotected from something like that, and the idea that you could use a plane as a weapon, and that had been considered long before September 11th.
02:24:25.000I mean, they had talked about that many, many times, about what would happen if terrorists took over.
02:24:30.000I mean, that was not like an unthought-of scenario.
02:24:34.000So how come none of these fucking CEOs or heads of these airlines said, We fucking locked the pilots in.
02:24:43.000They don't open the door under any circumstances.
02:24:46.000How about that fucking guy in Germany?