#580 - David Spade
Episode Stats
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1 hour and 17 minutes
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200.27338
Summary
Comedian David Spade (Dandelion, Tommy Boy, Black Sheep, Joe Dirt) joins Jemele to discuss his new Netflix special, Dandelion. He also discusses his thoughts on the new Wonder Woman movie, Gal Gadot, and why little people should be cast in Disney movies.
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Today's guest is a legendary comedian and actor.
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He's got a new special, Dandelion, streaming now on Prime Video.
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You know his classic movies, Tommy Boy, Black Sheep, Joe Dirt.
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And one of the biggest senses of humor that exists.
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I'm happy to welcome back today's guest, Mr. David Spade.
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I don't think there's any problem with casting her.
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Right, Little People should have the ability...
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Just try to touch the back of your throat with it.
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It's not cool, and I guess people didn't like it.
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So if they start getting that word out there...
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You know what's funny is I wish we could show that little clip that you have of the movie.
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I don't think we can because – can we air it because of the music or not?
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Because you show that clip in your show, right?
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Yeah, we show it during the halftime or like towards the end of the show.
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They go, oh my God, this fucking clip just played.
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What do you think is the toughest part now having like kind of put a movie together from the beginning?
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What do you think is kind of one of the toughest parts?
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I mean it's all – it's tough all the way along the way because we're just doing it alone.
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Usually we work for Boss, Paramount, Sony, Netflix.
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You know, they tell us what to do and we kind of just – we're on our own.
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But we also know there's someone else calling some shots the bigger shots, budgetary things, this and that, casting we have to agree on.
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So I rarely – I've never gone into it like this where it's just me and you and that's good.
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There's some tough part about it but it's overall the best because we put it up.
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It's such a complicated process so it's almost too much because usually there's someone that cover this and you can kind of oversee it.
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But to get into everything about pre-production and budget and casting and locations and all the union stuff, we got to know.
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We shot it through the fires, through all the stuff.
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I always say after a movie, I'm not doing this again.
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It's too hard and everyone thinks I'm a huge pussy.
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You're getting out there dark and it's such a luxury to do a movie that you can't complain to anyone.
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But we're in it together so we get it but – and you can tell other people in movies.
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So we're like pretending to be people that work hard.
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Yeah, they give you just long enough to polish the gun that you have in your trailer and then before you can use it on yourself.
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You know, they walk out of your – you know, you walk around the trailer and you're like – and you're always miked and you're always – it's all – you know.
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So anyway, we finish it and now it's rough-cutted and now the hard part is just getting it to a point where we think it's good and you're not wasting jokes.
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Like a lot of things we did had like – Theo is very good on the set of – we're actually good together because I think you're great.
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And if we have a scene and we do it, then we just start goofing around like a couple before we leave, get a few extra jokes in.
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It's very hard to – this is funny for one reason.
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And the rest of your life, people will remember one joke and they'll never see the other three.
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And you go, fuck, did we pick the right one for that?
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That for someone who's indecisive like me and you are kind of too that it's hard to do.
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And then you just got to pick one, lock it down.
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And then we will probably – I think our next step will show it to like 20, 30 people because you really get a feel for where there's a dead spot, where there's something that works.
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Yeah, you got to have honest friends look at it.
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Yeah, and I have friends and friends are always going to start by saying they like it and then – but I haven't had fucking one person look at it yet.
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The director of all these movies, Pete Siegel, who's a great guy, he came by the set one day and he did Anger Management and The Longest Yard and 50 for a while.
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First Dates and Tommy Boy and all these movies.
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So he – I said, I might have you take a look at it because I just want you as an observer objectively, where are we with this?
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But I do want to at some point when you get your fixes in and we get something we kind of like and then we show it.
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We'll be like, oh my god, this is way funnier than we thought.
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They're laughing at this stuff instead of that laugh.
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Well, I didn't see that coming, like a cutaway.
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At the end, we go, where – did you understand what this is?
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People are like, were you guys playing fucking busboys?
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Yeah, I mean that's the scariest part, I feel like, is trying to just like see before you show it to somebody is like – is what I think makes sense here makes sense to other people.
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Even jokes where people go, I see one clip and they go, oh, that's great.
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You know, so it does take objectively – but it's so fucking stressful.
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What do you feel like was one of the funnest days that we had?
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It's funny because every day has an underlying stress level of knowing your lines, getting things done, losing the light.
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But I'm good at giving long answers that are boring.
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I thought it was fun when we were in the lair with the drugs.
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That was kind of fun because there's a lot of people.
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We kept having to go up and down that ladder like Ninja Turtles.
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That was in like a condemned building that – I go, I guarantee you they should shut this down.
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They had – there was like asbestos like art on the walls and everything.
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We had to write asbestos into the script because there was so much.
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And yeah, there was – we were underneath like a Sears building in downtown and –
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Remember the alarm went off or the old heater went off in there and it just like –
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I think it was an old nuclear reactor or something or it was a Amber Alert.
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They cleared us all out from the – we shouldn't even tell them this.
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And then we were in there doing busboy shit with Tim Dillon I thought was funny.
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I did a comedy special for Amazon and we did it in Denver.
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And it's interesting putting together a comedy special.
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And sometimes you want new stuff in there that's a little undercooked because it's new and different and you just started doing it.
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And then sometimes you want to – and then you want the – and then most of the stuff is polished and buff.
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So you got to – I did it probably an hour, 20, and cut it down to just under an hour.
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I look tough on TV, but these quads are deceiving.
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That's who I look like with that fucking shirt on.
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You look like Gal Borland, the dude that gets the gals on.
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I just don't – actually, he looks better than me.
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He's naked from the waist down with his dong out.
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You know, like when they tell you what to wear.
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I mean, they don't tell you, but they go, what are you going to wear?
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And, of course, I'm not like a full girl going to the Oscars.
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So, it gets closer and they're like, show it so we can hold it up with the back.
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So, I walk into the rack like Elton John, like –
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That day and they're like, do you still not know?
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And then I wear the shirt and then I go, I'm going to put – so, I just wore a shirt
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Because, you know, and they go, you need a copy of that in case – I go, you think
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So, I fell for that last time and then Nikki Glaser goes, oh, I have some dress from like
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1930 and I go, well, don't you have to have a double?
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I'm not going to – and I go, yeah, what am I doing?
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That you can have in any Google search in two seconds.
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You know, some of the jokes I still do because they're longer now.
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That's the funny thing is you do a joke and then it's a minute of your act and then
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I'm like, oh, but I did the beginning but now it's so much longer.
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I like a couple of things I've done before because they really work and then I put in
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new stuff and then it's just always in rotation of I'll pull something from the
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It's like there's some bits I do because I know people want to hear them and there's
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some people's favorites and it's like, well, I want to make sure I get that in for a
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I, cause you know, it's never like you do some bit that works and it doesn't work.
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Like if it bombed and people are like, boo, like you did that before.
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And sometimes when I go to people, if I saw you, I'd be like, I remember the first time
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I saw you and stuff you were doing, I'd be like, oh, I hope he does this and this and
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I want to tell someone and have them watch them.
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And then, uh, sometimes I do that with comics and they don't do it.
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And I go, I go, because sometimes, you know, by the fifth special, these people do, it's
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Dude, that's, I don't think you have to, I mean, it's like, I've known a special.
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If we do it this year, it'd be four years, but also I've been on the same tour for years, but it's
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It's like, I don't mind going to a town that has 30,000 people in it.
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You know, it's like, you cannot do it and probably have a family and stuff like that.
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And have pets you own or semi-owned God owns them.
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As long as they have a 30,000 seat theater, then you can, but it's like, but if we can go
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Did you just buy the original Joe Derrick car or no?
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Did you even look at, were you there on the auction?
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No, but the guy DMed me and he said, hey, do you want to buy the old Joe Derrick?
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Because I do like cars and I don't have enough room for them, but I'm into it.
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I'm like, I'm not going to drive the thing around.
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The director of Tommy Boy has a Tommy Boy car and I'm like, those are fun to have.
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And he goes, I'm deciding between three and 500 grand.
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The fucking shitty one at the beginning of Joe Derrick?
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The 1969 Daytona presented here, starred in the $60 million grossing hit comedy,
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One of the funniest scenes depicts Joe Derrick at the impound lot,
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financially unstable to retrieve his Mint 67 Plymouth Hemi GTX convertible.
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You bought it for $450 in the movie, apparently.
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No, I just said, I said, I think I said something to the effect of get fucked.
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No, I was like, hey man, I didn't know it'd be like that.
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Because, you know, in the real world, you got to make a million to clear $350.
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So, I'm like, I don't know if I'm making a million this week.
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Even though I said I'd really like it, I just, a little too rich for my blood right now.
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I'd really honestly have it in my fucking living room.
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You're like, hey, go sit in and just turn it on for me.
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And you're like, oh, I don't miss her that much.
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Do you think, would you guys ever have done a Tommy Boy 2?
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Do you think you and Farley ever would have done it?
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I mean, Black Sheep was sort of the next summer and it was sort of the same type of movie.
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We should have just kept it, Pete Siegel, and just done it again.
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It just would have kept track of like kind of how it was.
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We had another movie that we were talking about at the very end and it would have been great.
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Yeah, I mean, would I have liked to have like a run and gun buddy to goof around?
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I mean, even at that point toward the end, because, you know, he's almost more famous now because everyone looks back.
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But when you're in it and he's just getting famous, but still all the big hosts that would come in would like go right to him.
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So he could have worked with anybody, big directors.
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I mean, he loved Adam and always thought he was great.
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And I was just lucky to be in a couple with him, but he would have been out there doing everything.
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You know, we all, he was just like, you're going to play this.
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And somehow still didn't work that well, but I loved being in it.
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This is after they took a photo of Farley and they take it so strong that he, it blows
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So I would say the answer is, would have loved to keep doing stuff.
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But do you think that you would have been able to do a Tommy Boyce?
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Yes, in these, all these scenarios, he's alive.
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No, if he's alive, you have to add that caveat.
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If you had to do Tommy Boyce 2, what would the plot even have gone into, you think?
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You know, there, I was pitched a Tommy Boyce 2, which was our kids are together and our kids
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are, but this is, I was pitched it two years ago.
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And I'm like, I just can't find a scenario with no Farley.
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Even if it has a good title, Tommy Boy's in the title, but it would be too much of a
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I used one of his brothers to do it, you think?
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No, it was just like, it was his, it was our kids and it was about them.
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And then I was going to come help them on the road or something.
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But I go, if, listen, there's the magic in the bottle was, was Chris.
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I had a lot of fun in it, but it was about Christopher.
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And so, uh, you know, yeah, if we did another one back then, it would have been a blast.
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I mean, that movie, that's what I always say is that if we pitched the Tommy boy movie,
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just like two guys selling break pads, it's just not enough to sell a movie.
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And some big woman comes, he goes, let me try it out.
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And then he's like, I've been having my period for 11 months straight.
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More like, these are cut scenes from our possible movie.
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Then he goes like this, pulls on his hair when he's nervous.
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And if you write him in, like, that's the big trick at SNL.
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So you have to kind of do a joke around the office or sort of thirsty, but do an impression
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And someone goes, you should do something with that.
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Oh, we might put you in this because we need someone like that.
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But mostly I was like smart alecky, stupid shit, because that's the only thing they saw.
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And I wrote that Hollywood Minute where it was, I was making fun of everybody.
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But it wasn't enough to be like super characters.
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And he hadn't been back, dude, since he hadn't been back since Chris was there.
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I think you said to me, hey, he's going to be there.
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It was interesting to just see what you, the place you guys had all been at and what
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Like, I think I pictured it more of like an old school type of dormitory vibe.
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We'd be there all week and then we'd just come down to the show.
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What if it's fucking Jelly Pop, your buddy or whatever?
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He came over to us at Koi one time and said hi.
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That was like, I think he'd come out here to do Jimmy Kimmel or something.
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It was like one of his first times being out here.
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Now we're just grinding on the movie every day going, ugh.
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I remember before you even blew up, so many people knew you at UFC.
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You look definitely like one of those rich people's dogs.
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Now I see why your mom has you come home a lot.
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She's like, I need this little cute puff right here in my lap.
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Yeah, you look like you spent time at NYU a little bit.
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Somebody ordered that little, when they put those little, when the shrimp, they put them
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upstairs like they're about to commit suicide or whatever.
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That little, it's like a little shrimp rack or whatever.
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They hide them all on the edge of, like they're trying to hide from, it's like, bitch, we see
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That is the, that is the most expensive place, because I won't say the name, but the steak
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You get a little thing like this of A1, and it's like, dish, dish, dish, seven, seven,
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So I get this, and they go, do you want the catch of the day?
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And you get the head and the tail, or they just give you the middle part?
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Could you come to my house and fucking clean my car?
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What you do is, they have the fish with their mouth, I guess.
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Somebody's getting a little bit of tartar sauce on the inside, brother.
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I always watch this thing and I'm like, I can't remember shit to talk to people about.
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And they're like, oh, is that the musical group?
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I'll rent out advertising space on those fucking chompers.
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I was about to say, your forums look good and they shaved you a little bit.
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Well, it's going to be as soon as I get your shape.
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Well, do you think, whenever you die, where do you want your body, where do you want your
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Oh, if anybody needs money, I would let them sell them, you know, for whatever.
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You could sell them here, part of your merch, if you want.
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It's two more, but I can't even think about this stuff.
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I want my, what if they had like spade shades and we put them into some beautiful, beautiful
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Or, and they're interior shades, too, actually.
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Oh, I'm on shot into a fucking schoolyard full of children.
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And take it to some bayou, horseshit, you know, Louisiana rodeo.
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No, wasn't there a story about some dog that ate someone's ashes or something?
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There was some of the news that's happening about it, someone eating ashes.
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No, this is a real one, but it's the only one good thing I have.
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UK mom walked into an unthinkable situation where she found her one-year-old consuming her father's cremated remains.
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And she even has video of the mortifying situation.
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Yeah, give us some shit before Spade fucking has to boogie.
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Because if you weren't here, I fucking light it on fire in front of the other ones.
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And I say, this is what happens when you try to fucking make a break for it.
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The guy, Brian Johnson, who's trying to live forever, he says that women also get their
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What is this guy injecting in his wiener this week?
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This guy takes a lot of pills straight up the wee-wee.
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Listen, I'm all for doing minimum $2 million worth of surgery on my face.
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But just to do a light dusting and cleanup, this guy's like every day.
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They don't want a dude that's spending their whole life to look six years younger.
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You don't want somebody who's in there sandblasting their fucking clavicles in the morning.
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Fly to your house and beat you with a fucking rock dick.
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And I go, fuck, he's a winner and he's doing this?
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That's me when I get all the surgery and you go, Spade, is that you?
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And why has he got a half ounce of raspberry kum on him?
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How many times has he got to jerk off to get that?
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Yeah, and can you wear the cheapest chain you got, fucking dude?
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God, that guy's been eating his own nipples off, I bet.
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Hey, you want some cherry fucking pie melted down?
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How long would you want to be alive, you think?
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But you got, if you get in a sauna for two days, you'll be bouncing right back.
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I was telling you beforehand, you're tougher than me, but movies are fucking tough.
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They're tough mentally, they're tough physically, and it's just a
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You get up at dark, you go in, every day is a problem.
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Like, we don't have this, this car doesn't work.
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Dude, the cars, we had to push the cars into every shop.
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Every car we had, we're like, did you want it to start?
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Well, it was low budget, but it's still, I mean, we make everything look as good as
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Listen, Napoleon Dynamite was low budget, it's hilarious.
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So, it's just about where you use the money, it's really just about me and you, and it's
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just about being funny, so you don't need too much in the background.
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But it was like, we got two brothers right here that'll push it for like 80 bucks, and
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Yeah, I was like, I don't care if they're related or not.
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I'm like, just, we're like, well, we have two guys that aren't related that'll do it
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That's how it was, like pushing cars into scenes, and then, but I thought overall, super
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fun, glad to do it, and excited for the final product.
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It was definitely really interesting to get to do.
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I can't even, it just, yeah, you learn so much stuff, you're like, Jesus.
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Well, I haven't really done a comedy team movie since, I think, Black Sheep and
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that, because it's like, growing up, there's five of us, Wrong Missy was me and
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It wasn't really a comedy, she was like, all the jokes, I was just reacting, which
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is important, but it was sort of her thing, so it was fun to go back and forth, and
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on the set, when thinking of jokes and stuff, that's the fun part.
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Those are the fun parts of movies, like, once we're in it, and we're doing the
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We have to give a soft spot in your heart for everything.
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Everything isn't like, I think people don't think that everything is just complete magic
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I mean, the bottom line is, it's funny when you watch a movie, any movie you see, you go,
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you don't think about how long, how much shit it took.
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Especially when you start watching a movie, and you're like, this movie fucking sucks, and
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then they're like, and then you don't even think, you're like, these fucking idiots got
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This is some rewrite they loved, and fucking bomb.
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Yeah, when I go to movies, I used to sit through everything, because I love comedy, I love movies,
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and then about five years ago, I started to walk out of movies, and it's very hard.
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I think attention span and everything, where I'm like, or I kind of know where it's going,
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and I'm like, if there's not enough tricks here, I gotta go.
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Yeah, if there's not a good bit of fucking in them, I'm out.
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If nothing else, someone start fucking someone.
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Listen, how am I watching that when I know I have stepbrother porn on my phone, if I need it?
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You know, in stepbrother porn, I'll tell you, and then I gotta get out of here.
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Yeah, tell me about one of your favorite things about it.
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Sperm racing, a new sport has come to Los Angeles.
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A startup recently announced the launch of the world's first live sperm race.
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The startup known simply as sperm racing raised a million dollars in support of their efforts
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So now if you're jerking off, you just tell your dad, I'm staying competitive out here.
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Now you might be wondering how exactly a sperm race works.
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First, a microscopic racetrack for the two sperm samples to compete on will be constructed.
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The course mimics reproductive system and includes chemical signals, fluid dynamics, and synchronized starts.
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I don't know because I'm tired of just jerking off and nobody wins.
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I'll get the fucking high jump and that's about it.
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Mine's more like – it looks like a couple guys just rolling out of a sleeping bag these days.
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I like the last scene of some dude in this scene.
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He goes, yeah, and then it's like – one cc like this.
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The guy's like, oh, yeah, he missed a good batch.
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Oh, I'm freaking – dude, I'm working with an eyedropper these days.
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Yeah, Georgia 9-11 caller here is dispatcher ordering McGriddle during emergency call.
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I'd say when the lines get crossed or whatever.
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You'd be talking to your friend, and then it would cross over, and you'd just have some
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That's a line you've never even heard the voice before, like the line would get crossed.
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What about on Instagram when they show cars doing donuts, and they always hit somebody?
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They go, street takeover, and everyone's like, yeah.
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A 9-1-1 caller in Chatham County, Georgia, had a very hard time getting through to dispatchers
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when he thought someone was breaking in his home.
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When he finally did get through, he said the dispatcher was ordering breakfast.
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A 9-1-1 call from earlier this year after the dispatcher was ordering breakfast.
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Boston was concerned about someone snooping around his home in the Savannah area.
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He called the non-emergency line first and then called 9-1-1 three times.
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After finally getting an answer, he was shocked by what he heard during the call.
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If it didn't happen to me, I wouldn't believe that it happened to someone else.
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Dude, I was a busboy for fucking how long were you a busboy for?
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Dude, you told me you were a busboy for a long time.
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No, I would be longer except I got fired over and over.
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But she wears a lot of jade and she wears a lot of turquoise.
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That sand jade, they call it, you know, in some circles.
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What if she took off a mask and it was Bobby Lee the whole time?
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My mom's favorite person is Willie, favorite performer.
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Oh, my mom says I'd like to climb up those braids and get into them.
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That's one of the, actually, that was ranked one of the top 600 Waffle Houses.
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She's like, no, we can have the buck 99 special.
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You're like, mom, I just feel like it's your most comfortable here.
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Ever since RFK Jr. cleaned up some of their feeding patterns over there.
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Did you hear about the guy that tried to piss in his pool or something?
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No, some guy was leaving piss somewhere and they hit him with a hammer.
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What was that article I saw with that hammer, dude?
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What was that article I saw with the hammer, dude?
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Man has no idea who's putting gallons of urine in his recycling bin.
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We should have started with this and I like this one.
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A man has no idea who's putting gallons of urine in his recycling bin or why?
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Oy, big-ass, big-ass, big-ass, big-ass, big-ass.
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This guy also is on Instagram trying to fill his pool with piss.
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Himself, and it's been a year and it's not that much, and I can tell you it's going
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I figured out, Dane and I, on our podcast, figured out if you try to piss to fill up
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the Grand Canyon, if every person did it once a day, it would take 800 years.
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That sounds like a lie, but it isn't that long.
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Dude, remember when your parents left you at the Grand Canyon?
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You don't know, maybe, Joder's parents, they were maybe doing it as a favor for some reason.
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It's a little late to be thinking about the plot.
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Dude, the best thing was that we got to sing The Beatles, though.
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McCartney, The Beatle, I love it all, man, dude.
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I'm going to stick around for a little bit, but I'm going to let you take off.
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Dandelion out now or coming out in the next day or two.
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I feel lucky to be able to know you, and I really feel lucky that you came over today,
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Now, I'm just floating on the breeze, and I feel I'm falling like these leaves.
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Oh, but when I reach that ground, I'll share this peace of mind I found.
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I can feel it in my bones, but it's gonna take a little bit.