Joe Rogan Experience #204 - Amy Schumer
Episode Stats
Length
2 hours and 31 minutes
Words per Minute
211.65256
Hate Speech Sentences
147
Summary
Comedian Amy Schumer joins Joe Rogan to talk about her new sex toy, the weirdest smell she's ever had, and why she thinks The Improv is the best comedy club in the country. Plus, a new sponsor for the show: Onnit, the maker of Alpha Brain, and Google's No Nuts pill. And, of course, there's a new segment called "Joe Rogan's Joes on the Ground" where the boys talk about what they would like to see in the future of the comedy club scene, and what it's like to go to a comedy club that's open to the LGBTQ+ community. Joe and Amy also discuss the pros and cons of having a vagina that smells like an armpit, and whether or not they would be willing to model a Fleshlight model of their vagina for a 15-minute set at the Improv Comedy Club in Los Angeles. They also talk about how they like the idea of a sex toy that smells the same as a vagina, and if they think it's a good idea or not. And they talk about their favorite places in LA to eat ice cream. Logo by Courtney DeKorte. Theme by Mavus White. Music by PSOVOD and tyops. Thanks to our sponsor, Onnit. Onnit is a great company and we really appreciate the support they've given us. We're also looking forward to hearing what you think of Onnit's new product, Alpha Brain. on the next episode of Joe Rogans Experience! and we hope you like it! Thank you so much for supporting the show. and the support you're giving us a chance to be heard on this podcast, we really really helps us out here at The ImproV Comedy Club, The Comedy Cellar, The Roster, and The Roxy's Bar at The Rooftop, The PODCAST, and we appreciate you. The Rodeo Theater at the Roxy s in LA. in the West Village, The Pasadena Ice House, The West Side of LA, The Rosewood Union, and the Roster at The West Village. at The PodX in LA, in the Rosewood Center, in Longview, in Brooklyn, New York, Brooklyn, NY on this episode of The Comedy Row, in this episode, and much more. Thank you for listening and supporting us. --
Transcript
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I'm tweeting, and I'm doing this at the same time.
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I do have stinky feet sometimes, but no, my fingers never stink.
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If your fucking fingers stunk, like stinky feet...
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You've definitely been with a vagina that smells like an armpit before, right?
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The Joe Rogan experience is brought to you by the Fleshlight, speaking of pussies that smell like armpits.
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Would you consider getting a Fleshlight model of your vagina if they offered you a tidy sum?
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I would do it for a 15-minute set at the Improv.
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It's a fucking solid product, ladies and gentlemen.
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I'll tell you what, there's nothing we will ever sell.
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We're in the middle of taking on some new sponsors.
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There's nothing we'll ever sell on this show that we don't believe in.
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We should start selling the improv.com then, Joe, because that is the best comedy club ever.
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And a 15-minute spot for Amy Schumer to become a fleshlight mold sounds like an awesome idea.
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Well, you know, the improv, I'd have to say, if you want to go with, like, a solid chain of comedy clubs across the country.
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The improv's the number one comedy chain across the country.
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Every comic should be happy that they're around.
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I love, you know, little comedy clubs like that.
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And we're helping support it with this podcast, actually.
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It's been here since 1950 or something crazy like that.
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I think it just celebrated its 50th anniversary.
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I took two of them right before we did the show.
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I use them independently, especially a lot of the contents in Alpha Brain.
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Tell me what you were giggling about after the music.
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Well, earlier you were saying if you can't cope with altitude, you know, to take one of those pills.
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And I'm thinking about being really high up going, I can't cope with this.
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You'd never know because, yeah, when you get too high and then if you took something, how would you know if you just got over being high or if the stuff took it down a notch?
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You know, and there's also like, you know, how much time had you taken off between that session and the last session?
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Because if you just take like five, six days off and then reset yourself...
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You don't realize if you get high every day that you kind of build this weird acceptance and tolerance for the high state.
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But if you step off for five, six days, a week or so...
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I told you to just do what your instincts tell you.
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Both of you, it was like I was being hazed by...
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I was like, I really, you guys, I just got out of the hospital.
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You guys were like, this will answer your prayers.
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It's good for people to just get out of the hospital.
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Let me ask you, you said you got food poisoning.
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Oh, yeah, how's a crab get all the way to Phoenix?
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And then I'm like, you know, I like knew halfway through.
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So I powered through, like, I'm such a fucking worthless.
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And I was, like, really excited about my show that night.
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I was supposed to be at Stand Up Live, and I was, like, all fired up.
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I was in the gym with my opener and my friend Jackie.
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I was like, the show tonight, David Spade was going to come.
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Yeah, and I was just, like, excited for the show.
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Like, every hole in my body was getting a ton of use.
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And I still was like, I'll be able to do the show showering and puking in the shower.
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And then finally the club manager came over and was like, you are dying.
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And the doctor was like, they put me on morphine and all this stuff.
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No one ever says, so they took me to the hospital.
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Everybody always has, like, the story, it's always, and then the doctor said, you were moments away from death.
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Ten more seconds, and you would have been fish food.
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If we don't get her to the operating table right now.
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The doctor said, had I not come in, I would have been uncomfortable for another ten minutes.
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Yeah, but the thing is, when you're that dehydrated, you can't drink water.
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I don't know how people sneak it in, but they kept me overnight.
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And the woman next to me was so much worse than me.
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Like, I never saw her, but she sounded like an old black woman.
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So she was like, bleh, like this weird kind of...
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And then she's being like, don't turn your back on me, Lord!
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So you can really die from food poisoning, right?
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Yeah, it's rare in the US, but I mean, yeah, you can.
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I was in Koreatown the other day, and it's really scary how many B's and even C's I think I saw in Koreatown.
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Like, almost all the restaurants, and I ask somebody, like, why is there so many B's and C's?
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And they're like, oh, because we don't have a connection.
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You know, like, you know, in Hollywood, it's like, hey, I got this.
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I don't think I've seen a C. I think I saw a C. What has to happen to get a C? I don't know.
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You would just be the most mediocre motherfucker.
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If you look back at what a C meant to you in high school, I got C's and shit that I didn't even remotely try in.
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I wonder, yeah, well, you know, if you go to other countries, I wonder what that would be like.
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If you went to Singapore and you see all those street vendors, you know, what do you think they would get?
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Excuse me, do you know what your rating is in Zagat?
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A lot of that apparently is going on right now with food trucks.
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And food trucks have become like an artsy sort of a thing.
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There was a food truck festival at this mall near my house.
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And it was like everybody had a different theme.
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You know, there was a food truck that was just waffles.
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This guy had crazy waffles with all kinds of different fruit toppings and shit.
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And then another one was this, you know, like really healthy vegan one.
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And it's like what they're doing is they're getting away with having amazing food but not having to pay rent somewhere.
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It's like, I've seen those in, like, San Jose and Austin.
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They just, like, fill up, and it's like the trendy, like, we don't need a restaurant.
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But you get all these different, you know, you're wandering around with all these smells.
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Like you're walking past this dude who's making fresh waffles.
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You smell the hot syrup of, you know, whatever berry sauce that he's pouring on it.
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And then you walk by next to that and some Mexican dude is frying up some carne asada.
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When you go to a restaurant, you don't get to walk right by where the food is cooking that close.
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And you're walking by a truck, you're like 15 feet away from when that food is cooking.
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I think it's cool that they can make really cool food and they don't have to pay rent somewhere.
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They just have to get a truck, one-time investment, and then tweet to people where they're going to be.
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When you think about that, follow me on Twitter.
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Here's where I'm going to be selling my burritos.
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Have you ever had someone try to pitch you a terrible idea?
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By the way, you ever think, and you're just like, please stop.
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She talked about how in the bathrooms, the automatic, you know, you put your hand under the paper towels, they come out.
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And she just thought it was so funny to walk around the bathroom trying to get everything.
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I'm not, I'm never going to use anything you give me.
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Could you imagine if you did all the shit you would take?
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Could you imagine that your mom would never let you let her go?
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How much did you make last year from doing your stand-up?
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And think about how much better it is with my closing bit!
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She's so cool because that's the only thing, like the only rule she has for me, I'll talk about everything.
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Like I talk about her vagina, everything on stage.
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But I won't, but she's like, just don't call me a cunt if I'm there.
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So what I say is, I'll be like, my mom's here tonight and I promised I wasn't going to call her a cunt and I'm not going to.
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And she's still after the show is like, Thank you.
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No, she's pretty cool with letting me talk about whatever.
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It's one of the coolest things about having friends that are comedians.
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You can actually say that your mother might be a cunt and you know they're not going to be upset.
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I remember you did a roast and you said something about Patrice's grandmother's asshole.
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I thought it was so funny because I knew that you guys were friends.
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It was so much like a bunch of comedians sitting around talking shit to each other.
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I mean, that is completely something that Brian would say if you were eating breakfast with him.
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Yeah, when I fucked your mother's brown, dirty asshole.
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But see, we're so used to each other that then when we're out in the world, I forget.
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Last night, I went up to the roof of my hotel, and I looked around.
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I came out to the front, and the host goes, he was like, do you come in the back door?
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And I was like, I said, are you making an anal joke?
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And I was just like, it was such an awful moment.
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But I'm like, I'm not used to talking to people that that wouldn't be okay to say that in front of me.
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Well, can you imagine if that's the first words a dude says?
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Maybe it works on like one out of a hundred girls.
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Yeah, it's just tough to be with normal people.
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Yeah, people get mad when we call regular folks civilians.
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Like, yeah, that is a disrespect to the military, this country.
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Yeah, that probably is a disrespect to the military.
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Yeah, we were calling them civilians before there was war.
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We called them civilians in the 80s when we weren't at war.
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Right, the ones that, like you said, the conspiracy theories.
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Well, could you imagine if, you know, you could get a culture and take everyone from, like, age five and below.
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So you take all the babies and all the really young kids that don't really know what the fuck is going on yet.
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And then you just give them a totally fake history.
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Everybody has it prepared, and that's how the Illuminati really take over the world.
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What they do is they kill everybody but babies, up to like four.
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I think after four, you'd probably have some memories of some shit that went down, you know?
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But I think what you're describing is like what actually, without killing people, like that's what actually happens.
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Like everyone's just raised with a ton of lies.
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And they're just like unfolding it as you get older.
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Yeah, but I think that if you wanted to like really recreate a history, like create a false history, I think it's possible to do.
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I mean, it sounds completely ridiculous, but if you were in a situation like if it was like after an asteroid hit and a bunch of people were killed and there was very little resources left and then someone decided we're going to kill everybody but the children and we're going to start society again with a fake history that I made up.
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I went to a Mormon funeral recently and it was the nicest, friendliest, everyone was so kind.
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I thought to be allowed in that church you had to be Mormon.
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The religious people were like, they really love my jiu-jitsu commentary.
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Their family's Mormon, so they did a Mormon thing.
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There's like one nice person after another, and even like when, you know, there's things like when people write their own speeches, especially like civilians write their own speeches.
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You know, a person who's got a regular job in society that's not like used to writing and having their stuff heard, their ego like squeaks out.
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Your ego will squeak out when you're talking about people or the past.
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You'll find out like, you know, when someone reads and it's too long and verbose and, you know, and it's like, there's people that, I've been to a couple funerals and the grossest thing that ever happens Is when someone comes up and uses that time to talk about them and talk about their relationship and how good a friend they were, like justifying themselves to this dead end.
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I think most people have at least a moment of that in their speech.
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Well, actually, we're talking about it like it's a set, but I've seen Colin Quinn speak at two funerals, and he does not do that.
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But I think he's the only person I've ever seen that doesn't even have a moment of, it's about me.
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That's why he's so funny and so smart and so observant.
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But what I was saying about this funeral was that no one did that.
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Because the last funeral I'd been to was a Hollywood-type affair.
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And I swear, a guy went up that knew the dead person for fucking, like, three months or something.
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And somehow or another, he got on the podium and was, like, way overdoing it and connecting this guy's funeral with the reason why the sun was in a certain position in the sky and the clouds had parted.
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You think he's the sun through the clouds, you retard?
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How dare you make me listen to your nonsense and just sit here and listen to this stupid fucking meandering bullshit, this poorly thought out.
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Which is like, you are the worst human being ever.
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And then the guy used it to announce the fucking opening of his movie.
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And he said, he tried to claim that this guy's death...
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Which coincided somehow with the opening of his movie.
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It was me and three of my friends who knew him.
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He gave out the exact date of his movie premiere.
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He's like, when you remember this day and go on Rotten Tomatoes and give my movie a good rating.
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And I knew when the sun parted through those clouds, that was him talking to me.
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He can use his magic to make the clouds and the sun move.
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He can make the sun in a certain position and push the clouds away.
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He can do that, but he can't just send you like an email.
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You know, you gotta cause a lightning bolt to land on people.
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Have you ever had to give one of those speeches, though?
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You have to almost play a character where you're overdoing...
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I just cried and said some shit that I believed.
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I felt like if I wrote anything out, then it would just sound like horseshit.
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I just tried to say as much about the person that affected me, you know, what's positive about them.
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And then we just got to, you know, cherish our time.
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It's so difficult to think about the fact that your time is not permanent.
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You're only going to get a little bit of this shit.
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And sometimes it takes like a death for us to realize that.
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I don't like the feeling of being around a bunch of people who are mourning.
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There's been a few people that died, comics especially, where I'm like, I don't want to be around all my friends that are also fellow comedians and sit around crying.
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And maybe it's just because I'm closer to them, but seeing those guys that I'm close to, when they're sad, it feels so much worse.
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You know, but it also, like, I don't like the funerals, but then hanging out after and talking with them and just telling stories, because that's what we would all want.
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If I died, when I die, I want people to tell the most fucked up shit that I did.
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You know, you want people sitting around like, oh my god, I'll never forget when...
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So it's like, it's also a good opportunity to just like celebrate the shit out of that person's life and tell every story.
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And, you know, there was like a, at least with Patrice and Geraldo, like a good number of nights in a row where everyone just was going around just nonstop.
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And it felt really therapeutic and like what they would have wanted.
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They want people to be upset, of course, but just talk about maybe some stories that nobody ever heard that I did.
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Did you listen to Opie and Anthony after he died?
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That would respect and honor one of their favorite guests the way they did.
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They're not comedians, but they are just as fast and they kill me.
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Nobody makes me laugh consistently more than him.
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I don't know what would face me at this point, but he'll just...
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It'll just be some story about, like, fucking a tranny, and I'm just like...
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You block it off, like a bad childhood molestation.
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Nobody else has ever been able to pull off the whole tranny thing.
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People are like, well, you know, they like ask for advice, like comedy advice.
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And just going on the road with Jimmy and Attal, no, they work so fucking hard.
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They're not like just sitting around doing dog shit all day, like Googling themselves.
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They're like writing and thinking and, you know, it's like they work harder than anybody.
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Well, especially when you're on the road and you're trying to piece together a new act, which I know Jimmy's had to do a couple times recently, because whenever you put something out, you've got to start all over again.
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I saw him in Austin about a year ago, and it was all shit I hadn't seen before, and it was fucking great.
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I saw it, and I enjoyed it so much, because sometimes I feel self-conscious, and I have so many dick jokes.
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You have to pick and choose, like, which are my best?
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I have, like, so many dick jokes, but with him, every other joke's a dick joke.
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It's all dick, but he finds a different way that you're like, okay, I think we can take one more dick joke.
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Well, I also realize that I'm very childish in my sense of humor.
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He's, like, the one guy who makes me laugh the most.
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And then everyone else, it's, like, their most childish shit, you know?
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So when Norton's talking about someone sucking hogs and I'm just laughing like a silly high school kid.
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Or even when he calls someone, if he'll just use some old-timey, I felt like a real maroon.
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He's so funny that he's made having sex with trannies an acceptable thing.
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That could be a scandal that could ruin your career.
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I don't think Eddie Izzard has sex with Chinese, but he, like, that's pretty badass to wear.
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Yeah, I think that was more of a gimmick than anything, because I don't even think he discussed it, did he?
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And now I don't think he's into talking about it.
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Yeah, but I mean, he didn't discuss the fact that he was wearing women's clothes.
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I think he just went on, and I could be mistaken.
00:28:09.000
Someone will correct me on Twitter, but I thought that was the thing, was that he would just go on stage and do his whole act dressed like a woman.
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Just like to freak people out or call attention to himself.
00:28:19.000
I didn't used to think that, you know, I didn't think about that guy, positive or negative, until I watched some documentary about him running all the way across the UK. Oh my God, it was insane.
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He did like 26 miles every day, and his feet were falling apart, and massive blisters, and everything was open and infected, and he just would tape it up, and the next day, run a fucking marathon.
00:28:50.000
No, well, he was running for a charity, and if he got...
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You're like, actually, he was running for kids with AIDS. I'm like, fuck them!
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Yeah, there's some humbling people out there, right?
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I haven't met him, but they've got to be out there somewhere.
00:29:18.000
I'll meet somebody that'll shut me the fuck up, but not today.
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The funniest thing is there's someone out there that thinks that way.
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It was an Eric Roberts movie from like 1989. Oh my god.
00:30:06.000
They're in a karate tournament with some other dudes and they have all these crazy karate fights.
00:30:19.000
Yeah, I mean, it doesn't look like he really learned.
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The guy who played Mike Tyson in that movie about Tyson?
00:30:51.000
You know, back then Tommy Lee was still in Motley Crue, but I bet a lot of people didn't know.
00:30:59.000
There's the 80s token hot chick with the 80s hair.
00:31:02.000
There's a bunch of respectable actors in this movie.
00:31:04.000
This is one of the reasons why it's such a hunk of shit.
00:31:07.000
The all-time gold medal winner and heart and soul of the Korean team.
00:31:22.000
This isn't a scene with Eric Roberts, unfortunately.
00:31:25.000
Because these guys probably actually know martial arts.
00:31:29.000
Eric Roberts was my favorite on Celebrity Rehab.
00:31:41.000
In the morning, he'd be looking at the paper, twiddling his little foot around, drinking a cup of coffee.
00:31:47.000
Other people have shakes, and they're like, my family isn't talking to me.
00:31:52.000
Other people are like, I just gotta go outside and meet some friends real quick.
00:32:15.000
You don't think I'm hurt on the inside right now?
00:32:20.000
It became some weird therapeutic thing where he had his stepson and his stepson came on the show.
00:32:35.000
Well, you know, you realize, and this is a reality of a lot of, there's a reason why a lot of people, famous people's kids become crazy.
00:32:42.000
It's because when you're like a movie star, you go places for months at a time.
00:32:47.000
You know, if you're Eric Roberts, I mean, I guarantee you that guy had to go places when that guy was a kid.
00:32:54.000
I mean, I don't know if he took his family with him.
00:32:59.000
I know folks that leave their family behind for months.
00:33:02.000
It seems like that's how it used to be, but now everybody's so aware and sensitive.
00:33:09.000
I think it happened a lot, though, back in the day.
00:33:13.000
I mean, I don't want to name any names, because I'm not trying to judge you.
00:33:18.000
I'm just looking at it objectively like when you look at all these famous kids of say like people who are famous in the 70s and the 80s and then their kids become adults and complete fuck ups.
00:33:41.000
You know, something's going wrong here, and the mechanism of raising a human under this job, what is it?
00:33:51.000
Is it the unfair and weird treatment that you get?
00:33:54.000
Just having a parent that's a huge narcissist probably isn't awesome.
00:34:04.000
God damn it, that movie scared the shit out of me.
00:34:11.000
You believed it with every fucking ounce of your soul.
00:34:28.000
Yeah, Faye Dunaway was like, wasn't she like Bonnie and Clyde?
00:34:50.000
If you haven't seen this movie and you want to know how crazy actresses really are capable of being, this is a real...
00:35:02.000
If she didn't win an Oscar, the Oscars are bullshit.
00:35:05.000
I'm moving to Canada if she didn't win an Oscar for that.
00:35:13.000
I'm at least going on a couple days to St. Lucia, okay?
00:35:23.000
I did not know that Sandals was a couple's resort.
00:35:29.000
So, everyone just thought we were raging dykes the whole time.
00:35:33.000
And we looked like twins, so we looked like the most narcissistic lesbians ever.
00:35:52.000
I actually have thought about like, hey, let's go to like an all resort thing where you pay one thing, you don't have to pay.
00:36:02.000
I'm not trying to hook up with like, you know, like an islander.
00:36:09.000
And it was really uncomfortable because people were either mad we were there or way overly talking to us so that we knew how tolerant they were of lesbians.
00:36:20.000
Like, they'd be like, stop having so much fun, you two.
00:36:23.000
And I'd be like, thank you for accepting our lifestyle.
00:36:34.000
So we like went to all the like dinners and Like the photo shoots inside like a heart-shaped rose petals on the beach like we held each other I put some pictures on Twitter, but it was it was pretty brutal.
00:37:14.000
It's what Conan the Barbarian should have been.
00:37:22.000
See, when you go to that Conan movie, they had good intentions, but you can't tell Conan's story in an hour and a half.
00:37:29.000
The real Robert E. Howard books were these long sagas of adventure and betrayal and sorcery and fucking demons and sword fights and shit.
00:37:43.000
The only way you're going to rock that is if you have a series like this Game of Thrones.
00:37:58.000
Yeah, they really come hard with the supernatural.
00:38:24.000
Which, by the way, probably is how they used to do it.
00:38:27.000
Oh, it gets, incest gets even crazier on that show.
00:38:34.000
They were fucking their sisters up until like a week ago.
00:38:41.000
People are fucking whatever they can, you know?
00:38:43.000
And if you can fuck your sister and no one's gonna know.
00:38:58.000
I really wonder how many relationships there are, like brother-sister relationships.
00:39:04.000
It's really like the ultimate form of naturalism.
00:39:07.000
In the whole United States, I bet there are a lot of brother-sister relationships.
00:39:11.000
Incest is the ultimate form of keeping it local.
00:39:22.000
Maybe that's why the idea of nationalism is such a bizarre fucking feeling.
00:39:40.000
There's a Toby Keith song that's made in America, and it's all about you pay a little more, but it's made in America.
00:39:57.000
I wouldn't mind if things were made in other countries if I thought the people were getting paid.
00:40:01.000
The only thing about America is if you buy a Corvette, you know that someone's got a pension.
00:40:05.000
You know that the people that are making are in the auto union.
00:40:12.000
You buy Nikes, you know, it's like some child, they bound their fingers so they wouldn't grow.
00:40:16.000
Yeah, if you buy, like, Foxconn products, if you buy iPhones or a lot of other cell phones, you know, there's a huge debate right now.
00:40:24.000
They're trying to figure out how to straighten this out in the eyes of the people.
00:40:28.000
Because they've had a ton of suicides, and, you know, their thoughts are...
00:40:34.000
So much so they've had to install suicide nets.
00:40:38.000
Yes, they have suicide nets at the Foxconn building.
00:40:44.000
People are like, well, statistically, that's actually less than the number of suicides in the population in that area.
00:40:49.000
And you're like, first of all, that's a ridiculous thing.
00:40:53.000
Because what you're saying is that the whole time they're alive when they would commit suicide.
00:41:06.000
Yeah, you're talking about a completely different experience.
00:41:10.000
You're talking about people that are living on campus.
00:41:14.000
Throwing themselves off the fucking roof and smashing their brains onto the concrete to end the pain.
00:41:20.000
That is statistically less than would be had they been slaves.
00:41:28.000
But that's the only way you're going to get a cell phone.
00:41:32.000
I mean, they've tried to figure out how to make them in other countries.
00:41:35.000
And I know they started making iPhones in Brazil.
00:41:38.000
They make some stuff in Korea, South Korea, where they don't have anything remotely like what they've got going on in China.
00:41:46.000
Would you ever hire Foxconn for a small job, like stuffing envelopes or something like that?
00:41:50.000
Because lately I was wondering really how cheap it would be if I just had him do small things.
00:41:55.000
Well, there's a lot of people that start factories in China.
00:42:01.000
I know a dude who makes pool cue cases out there.
00:42:05.000
Yeah, I guess, I don't know why you decide, but he's an American guy.
00:42:09.000
And they, you know, their manufacturing is, like, good out there.
00:42:19.000
You know, and I think a lot of them get over there and they actually like it, too, so...
00:42:23.000
I don't know, but it's, I don't, I just don't, I don't think there's a way.
00:42:30.000
I've talked to a bunch of white guys that have been to China and they say that Chinese girls are like, whoa, this is weird.
00:42:39.000
I think like all dudes are going to wind up with Asian chicks.
00:42:50.000
But one guy that I dated for years is engaged to...
00:43:01.000
Like, black chicks being like, white women are taking our men and they, like, have asses or something.
00:43:07.000
But now, it's like, I don't think we're a real threat.
00:43:10.000
I think the Asian chick is where everybody's going to wind up.
00:43:12.000
It's like going back to an iPhone 3 to an iPhone 5. Yeah, I have nothing.
00:43:18.000
There is nothing grosser than that white women are taking our men attitude.
00:43:23.000
Like, the idea that you can't like whoever the fuck you like and that black guys are supposed to like you.
00:43:31.000
That attitude is the very reason why white girls are preferred by those black guys.
00:43:38.000
Because white girls aren't going to be as crazy.
00:43:46.000
If that card pulled up more, somebody else would have still gotten that space.
00:43:51.000
Like, that black guy does not want you regardless of what race is happening.
00:43:55.000
It's weird how open that racism is in comparison to the other way around.
00:44:02.000
If it was the other way around and people, you know, if it was a bunch of white girls that were complaining that some girl's getting fucked by a black guy.
00:44:11.000
You know, that would be, you know, that would be a completely different thing.
00:44:19.000
It's interesting that you can say, like, why are these white women got to fuck our men?
00:44:26.000
I have no anger about the Asian chick thing, but I do think...
00:44:29.000
Like, I'm half joking, but it makes sense, like, the guys gravitating toward them because just the way it used to be.
00:44:37.000
Like, you used to be with a man because, like, he made a living and you kind of needed him and you looked at him like, I need you.
00:44:46.000
I like how you lowered your voice when you said that.
00:44:54.000
But Asian chicks, you know, like, they're from Asia.
00:45:00.000
And they come here and they kind of need you and they're, like, quiet and they, like, have smaller pussies.
00:45:16.000
This Asian girl in high school, her name was Konami, which was also a video game company in the 90s.
00:45:30.000
Maybe I've changed it to a different video game company.
00:45:36.000
It was a video game company that was popular in the 90s.
00:45:42.000
But all the boys, or boys, the guys liked her because video games were really popular in the 90s.
00:45:58.000
That the government literally would test the humans.
00:46:06.000
And I'm pretty sure parts of his life were actually artificially created by the government to gauge reactions.
00:46:14.000
He got cereal that no one else got when they were kids.
00:46:25.000
The government just wants to know what's going on in there.
00:46:28.000
So Konami told me that their pussies are tighter because they kneel all day.
00:46:36.000
You guys, do you mind if I do the rest of the show from...
00:46:44.000
You guys, do you mind if I just take a quick...
00:46:50.000
Women just found that out so they started kneeling at business meetings.
00:46:54.000
I'm on the subway like, oh no, I don't need a seat.
00:47:05.000
One day you're flat and the next day they're huge.
00:47:09.000
That's the same thing you do when you kneel everywhere.
00:47:23.000
Well, I mean, like, I drink, so I'm probably gonna age like dog shit, but I'm just gonna let shit hit the fan.
00:47:29.000
Yeah, you gotta just let it ride, Tara Reade style.
00:47:34.000
You have, like, it looks like you have, like, those things in, like, a suit jacket, the cushions, but in your shoulder.
00:47:44.000
It looks like you have shoulder pads in your shoulder, so maybe just get a little bit shaved off right there.
00:47:49.000
You were telling her to get her shoulders shaved off?
00:47:59.000
No, I played volleyball, and I think that it...
00:48:10.000
He doesn't like to be around women that he's pretty sure can kick his ass.
00:48:31.000
Well, I used to do it at the end like a proper gentleman.
00:48:42.000
It was like he was in the room with a tiger that he wanted to pet, but he was too scared to.
00:48:48.000
Rhonda, by the way, one of the coolest fucking people you ever meet.
00:49:09.000
I think she was the first woman to ever win a medal in the Olympics in judo.
00:49:19.000
Well, I'm married, and Brian is terrified of her.
00:49:44.000
The girl didn't tap and so she snapped her arm.
00:50:29.000
A hot chick that could beat the fuck out of you.
00:50:49.000
I'm going to look at your eyes while you watch this.
00:51:04.000
And this is her singing the song also, isn't it?
00:51:15.000
See, in judo, they stand you up way quicker than they do in MMA or even in jiu-jitsu.
00:51:19.000
They don't really stand you up usually in jiu-jitsu, but In judo, they have to go for their submissions really quickly.
00:51:25.000
Because once they get to the ground, they've got to get a submission on before the referee gets to them.
00:51:30.000
And she developed the ability to snap arm bars on people with lightning speed.
00:51:35.000
And I don't think any of these girls are ready for that shit.
00:51:41.000
Everybody else takes way more time to go for shit.
00:51:43.000
She's just got a few techniques, especially arm bars, just completely locked down.
00:51:48.000
And when you roll with her, it's almost just a matter of time before she gets one of those on you, because you're probably not used to anybody having the kind of submissions that she has, where they just, she explodes on you, she's strong as fuck, and she's super technical.
00:52:02.000
You see how, do you see how, watch that, but just back that up a second.
00:52:06.000
There's like no space in between her body and that girl's face.
00:52:10.000
As she moves around, when she locks this chick down, she starts beating on her, and as soon as she has this arm, watch that!
00:52:27.000
If she wanted to make out with you, would you go lesbo for a little bit?
00:52:35.000
Yeah, I've never hooked up with a girl, but I get major girl crushes.
00:52:39.000
You never hooked up with a girl, but you're open to the idea.
00:52:42.000
I hope I at least hook up with a girl at least once.
00:53:08.000
I'm gonna be real with you about this whole lesbian thing.
00:53:22.000
And then I said, yes, right before you blew all the smoke in my face.
00:53:28.000
I was like, just give it to me and don't blow this smoke in my face.
00:53:37.000
This weed is so strong that we hotboxed Fitzsimmons back here and he went on stage high and he couldn't remember his act.
00:53:47.000
He's essentially, I don't know if he talks about it, I know he was smoking pot for a little while, but then he stopped doing that too.
00:53:52.000
But he went for, when I met him, he was an alcoholic when we were like 21 together.
00:54:06.000
No, he just decided he was fucking up his life.
00:54:09.000
But then later he realized that he could smoke pot.
00:54:12.000
You know, because if you talk to like a Dr. Drew type character, they'll tell you you can't do that.
00:54:16.000
They'll tell you that you can't indulge in any substances.
00:54:21.000
But some people even have, you know, I don't want to ever encourage anybody to even try this, but I know that some people used to be alcoholics, took a long time off drinking, and then began drinking casually.
00:54:37.000
Yeah, well, I think there's different levels of alcoholism.
00:54:41.000
I think there's some physiological connections.
00:54:45.000
There's some people, they just have that gene, whatever that wacky gene is, and they can't drink at all.
00:54:53.000
And then there's other folks that it was a compulsion and it could have been beating off, it could have been gambling, it could have been a million different things but it happened to be drinking.
00:55:03.000
And then they realized that this is an issue that they have with their own psychology and then slowly over time they evolve it and then one day they're at a party and they have a glass of wine and they're fine and they don't want to go out and get cocaine and beat people up and So many comics don't drink because they are self-proclaimed alcoholics.
00:55:23.000
Yeah, I feel like most of the time I'm the only comic drinking.
00:55:34.000
But Norton has been clean since he was 19. Very much like Smith-Simmons, really.
00:55:41.000
I think Morton was on a bunch of different shit.
00:55:44.000
I never knew any of those guys when they were boozing.
00:55:48.000
I knew Attell a little bit, but I never saw him wasted or anything like that.
00:55:55.000
It's nice to see a guy figure out, well, this is not good for me.
00:56:03.000
Yeah, I've always been, even when I was a drinker, you know, like when I didn't smoke pot and I only would, you know, drink on weekends or whatever I would do, it was never something that I had to do.
00:56:20.000
We all know that one dude that's just itching for that drink all day.
00:56:25.000
When they get off and then they start drinking like right away.
00:56:28.000
And they don't realize that it's not like that for you.
00:56:31.000
You know, like my friend who's now sober, like we would go out and he'd be like, let's get a shot and a beer.
00:56:38.000
And then right away he's like, all right, another shot.
00:56:40.000
And you're like, oh, drinking's different for us.
00:56:51.000
I'm more of a light beer, Miller light drinker.
00:57:01.000
I like doing shots too when we have shows and stuff and we're just all hanging out and piling around together.
00:57:08.000
But just drinking for the sake of drinking, I kind of got tired of that a long time ago.
00:57:12.000
You know, drinking does facilitate great conversation, though.
00:57:15.000
You have some fucking fun, loose conversations when you're around a bunch of people that can handle their liquor.
00:57:22.000
You know, you have three or four beers and everybody starts laughing and being friendly.
00:57:28.000
But one person in the mix that just has that kind of zombie difference.
00:57:36.000
And we're so sensitive to other people's energy that if there's that one person...
00:57:43.000
And it's also the same kind of people where it's just never enough for them.
00:57:46.000
You'll be out until four in the morning and you're like, all right.
00:57:55.000
Yeah, I really don't like the really pushy 5 o'clock in the morning party people.
00:58:07.000
Because comedy store, they go rocking all night long, man.
00:58:16.000
That was always the best part about the comedy store.
00:58:21.000
When I said that back parking lot should be a goddamn sitcom.
00:58:25.000
Like, is it where comics all hang out together?
00:58:27.000
Not really, because the ownership is a mess, and the people running in are a mess.
00:58:30.000
But what the place is, though, what it represents is like...
00:58:33.000
You know, I mean, one of the oldest clubs in the country, one of the oldest in Hollywood, and with great history of, like, so many comedians.
00:58:44.000
I mean, I didn't start out there, but I got good there.
00:58:53.000
I think it was my time at the Comedy Store when I was just on TV, when I really started dedicating myself to stand-up.
00:59:02.000
That's the place that helped me develop because it's so fucked up there.
00:59:07.000
Ari and I were just talking about this last night.
00:59:09.000
He was talking about how he just started, Ari's got like, Ari Shafir has all these headlining gigs now.
00:59:20.000
It's just really what it was is just people weren't aware of him.
00:59:26.000
And I've talked about him with, I'm like, it's so good that it's happened to you now because you've been doing stand-up for 10 years.
00:59:35.000
He's been in front of the craziest crowds ever.
00:59:37.000
He's been in front of my crowds, which are like UFC fans.
00:59:42.000
First it was UFC fans, then it became podcast fans who were just fucking savages.
00:59:51.000
That is like the vortex on Sunset where all the nutty fucking people come.
01:00:00.000
We filmed like a hooker came back and told us exactly how she ran her business and explained some stuff.
01:00:08.000
We had a guy come back that told us he was the Holy Spirit.
01:00:11.000
I mean, every week we would meet some new fucking crazy person in that place.
01:00:18.000
That Sunset Strip is the epicenter of crazy in this country.
01:00:25.000
Did you ever see the dude at the store that comes by with the cross?
01:00:38.000
They would have these kids and they would all be yelling out different passages in the Bible while one guy was strapped to a cross, a wooden cross, and they were walking down the street with him saying, he died for your sins, he died for...
01:00:55.000
And they would always stop right in front of the store and proselytize.
01:01:00.000
They would figure, well, this is the place we're going to fix the world right here.
01:01:03.000
We're going to find these fucking dirty comedians smoking pot.
01:01:06.000
The worst human beings in LA. The worst entertainers.
01:01:10.000
The most depraved entertainers in LA, for sure.
01:01:20.000
They tried to do a reality show on it, but it was mostly just following Pauly around.
01:01:53.000
Sometimes UFOs pick him up in the middle of the night because he's part of the Columbus thing.
01:01:58.000
You leave Columbus, but you never really leave Columbus because the aliens will come and do additional research on you.
01:02:15.000
Yeah, and we just added a second show because the first show sold out.
01:02:41.000
And once a month, this is my favorite thing I've got going on.
01:02:47.000
Yeah, I've got once a month I'm there, Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
01:02:54.000
Do you think you could be like one of those, like, you know, I'm telling you, what was that woman who was the, Rita Rudner?
01:03:04.000
Rita Rudner was always like, kind of like, you know, she was a headliner, a national headliner, but when she settled down in Vegas and like only did a show at this one place, that's when I think she started making crazy movies.
01:03:30.000
Their marketing is Amy Schumer's Slaughterhouse, and it's me and...
01:03:34.000
Jackie Monaghan and then one other female comic, like Nikki Glaser, Rachel Feinstein.
01:03:42.000
It's like this old-timey theater, The Starlight.
01:03:52.000
They've been cool about, like, I'm filming a special.
01:04:42.000
No, I don't like big crowds or people drinking for the first time, but I really like the Sunday show.
01:04:51.000
I've been there a couple days during the week now, and Vegas is very cool, not on the weekends.
01:04:57.000
Yeah, everyone is very chill, and they're like, okay, now we have our world back.
01:05:10.000
To have a city where everything stays open 24 hours a day, strip clubs, food, booze, cabs, keep moving, stay up.
01:05:22.000
Yeah, you didn't even know you needed it until you got it.
01:05:27.000
No, I, uh, but it's like every night all the girls, like, they're all, like, these young girls squeezed into these tube dresses and the heels are so, like, and they've, they're just walking like, um.
01:05:43.000
They're putting their ass in a catapult, spreading their legs, and just launching that vagina at the crowd.
01:05:55.000
And the dudes are all just so psyched, wearing their...
01:06:03.000
What do you think about when you're about to make out with a guy and you smell some artificial smell on him?
01:06:08.000
I like a guy's smell, normal smell, but I don't mind some Old Spice.
01:06:16.000
How many dudes do you think bought 50 cents cologne?
01:06:29.000
I mean, I spray a little axe on my balls, spray a little squirt on my neck before I leave.
01:06:36.000
Does axe, when you spray on the balls, does it sting?
01:06:46.000
I have shaved my balls and then put aftershave on my balls just to see what it would feel like.
01:06:56.000
I would say more like a really alert sensation than a pain.
01:07:24.000
No, not 20, but 10. I'd say 1 out of 10. They look like the chocolate munchkins.
01:07:33.000
They're going, so I don't like looking at them, so I shave the balls.
01:07:42.000
I saw a dude at Runyon yesterday, and he had facial hair from here down, thick.
01:07:50.000
And he was walking with all these overweight Hispanic chicks and yelling at them, so I caught up to one of them in the front, and I was like, is that your teacher?
01:08:05.000
Wow, maybe she's got a really hairy pussy and they lock up like Velcro.
01:08:10.000
And that's how she makes sure she keeps eating.
01:08:38.000
You're making me sad with your racist comments.
01:08:40.000
We're trying to, like, promote, like, unity in here.
01:08:45.000
You know how we were talking about on the podcast the other day about these giant packs of wolves in the Soviet Union?
01:08:51.000
Somebody sent me a tweet right afterwards about a story where these 400 wolves had killed 30 horses.
01:09:04.000
But he just tweeted me to show me how bad it actually got.
01:09:10.000
They just had the article about how they're hiring teams of hunters to go after these wolves.
01:09:27.000
There's some spots where former Soviet Union...
01:09:34.000
Whatever it is, it's like, I think this is happening, like, up north.
01:09:38.000
And it's, you know, these poor people are just living up there.
01:09:43.000
It sucks to live up there, and apparently the wolves are starving, so they just got together.
01:09:53.000
Six people, six wolves can't really go in and kill horses.
01:09:55.000
They'll shoot you, but if there's 400 of us, we're going to get some horses.
01:09:59.000
And they're not even going to shoot at you because they're going to be terrified.
01:10:03.000
Imagine just being in the Russian tundra, wherever the fuck it would be, like frozen outside, and you look out and see 400 wolves just taking down horses.
01:10:17.000
Well, that was the thing about that Game of Thrones movie.
01:10:19.000
It really connected you with how these people had to live back then.
01:10:32.000
I was watching it with Mrs. Rogan and I was like, what happens if one of those stupid wooden wheels breaks?
01:10:57.000
They were talking, we've been traveling for over a month.
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They have to bring enough food and water for a month in this stupid big box that they're pulling on dumb wooden wheels.
01:11:07.000
And they're just hoping there's going to be a road there when they get there.
01:11:11.000
I was mad that the valet wasn't ready with my car.
01:11:17.000
You had, like, a kingdom, and then you had some roads that would go off into, like, villages and shit, and everything would just be the same ground that was stepped on over and over again until it flattened out.
01:11:29.000
You know, it's like, from people walking, that's how roads are created.
01:11:32.000
There weren't, like, people doing community service upkeeping the trail.
01:11:35.000
Chris Brown wasn't out there picking up plastic cups.
01:11:40.000
This is how you use a hoe, just in case you guys, like, ever have to do some hoeing work.
01:11:47.000
What's really fucked up about that is that that's not that long ago.
01:11:53.000
They just walked around and got on horses and couldn't go very far.
01:12:00.000
And then you'd have to worry about the people from, you know, over there getting all their shit together and coming over here and fucking everybody up.
01:12:07.000
People were always looking to take everybody's shit.
01:12:10.000
It was like, can you please just promise not to take our shit?
01:12:14.000
Yeah, when the king would get there and they'd all get off their horses.
01:12:18.000
You just had to hope that the king wasn't a fucking total psychopath.
01:12:36.000
And, like, groups of people are supposed to die out.
01:12:40.000
Like, there's all, you know, the crazy, like, deep into Africa who still, they just, like, do not give a fuck what we're doing.
01:12:46.000
And they make, like, clay bowls and no one buys them anymore.
01:12:52.000
But now we've gotten so smart with medicine and the internet that we're just staying alive forever.
01:13:07.000
That should have been the opening to the new Soul Train.
01:13:10.000
Do you think if you were king, you would just go around the village and pick a different girl almost every day?
01:13:16.000
Or would you just find one girl that you really like?
01:13:18.000
Because I'm a martial artist and I have discipline.
01:13:20.000
And I would know that if I did that, I would go mad.
01:13:26.000
If I could just go barbarian style, I don't like that part of my brain.
01:13:30.000
I like to keep that part of my brain under wraps.
01:13:33.000
There's just like a total Neanderthal lurking that you have to keep into.
01:13:36.000
I got a wild chimpanzee deep in the back of my brain.
01:13:40.000
And if I'm in a hotel and it's on fire, that's when it comes out.
01:13:50.000
It was 4.30 in the morning and all these people were moving slow down this flight of stairs.
01:13:54.000
And I was seriously contemplating running over some fucking people.
01:14:00.000
Because I was like, you guys are not, first of all, a lot of people were on Ambien.
01:14:03.000
I actually talk about this in my act, because it's true.
01:14:05.000
Where people, a woman was having to explain to her husband, as he was walking down the stairs, what the fuck was going on.
01:14:18.000
I got woken up fire in the middle of the night at the hotel.
01:14:32.000
Wow, you got woken up from a fire in your hotel too.
01:14:53.000
Either way, it was definitely Joey and Brian and I. Yeah, I think Ari.
01:14:57.000
And we were all outside and we're like, this is crazy, man.
01:15:06.000
Like, guys walking down the stairs, like, what is happening?
01:15:18.000
Like, he really didn't know how he got to that spot.
01:15:23.000
Yeah, people have like crazy stories about being in the car on the highway and waking up and realize like, holy shit.
01:16:12.000
And he does long hours and takes work home with him.
01:16:18.000
Yeah, well, I think some people are just wrecked.
01:16:25.000
Well, a lot of people had to really readjust in this fucked up economy, too.
01:16:29.000
I mean if you go and look at like real estate websites and like I like to look at houses just fascinated by like you know what's going on inside like construction of houses where well wow that would be cool to live there what is it like to live in you know over by the ocean what do those houses look like inside it's amazing how many houses on these real estate sites are all foreclosures foreclosure foreclosure short sale what does that mean if it's foreclosed it means that people lost their money they couldn't pay for the house anymore People are losing their houses.
01:16:56.000
They lose their house, they have to move out, and the bank owns it, and they get nothing?
01:17:03.000
You could have been paying for that house for 20 years.
01:17:06.000
You missed a year's worth of payments, and now they're going to take it from you.
01:17:15.000
The economy, I know people are fucked, but I've never had any money, so it's never...
01:17:28.000
They said 40% of young adults between 18 and 34 live at home.
01:17:39.000
If my mom lived here, I could almost live with my mom because I'm never really home.
01:17:50.000
I'll tell you what, there's nothing wrong with living with your mom if your mom respects you as an adult and you love her and she's not a needy person and you can be around her and you don't have to babysit her anymore.
01:18:04.000
If my mother wanted to move in, it would be no problem.
01:18:07.000
I mean, I think we all have to kind of take care of our moms at some point, don't we?
01:18:11.000
Well, if I had to take care of my mom, my mom could live with me easy.
01:18:15.000
Yeah, so I think we're all going to have to She's not like, tell you what to do, watch over your business, mom.
01:18:20.000
Some people have moms that are really invasive, start problems in their life.
01:18:25.000
I have friends who literally can't talk to their moms because their moms will start drama in their lives and start picking on their girlfriend or picking on their wives.
01:18:33.000
They've been doing it their whole lives, but then you get old enough and you realize that that behavior is insane.
01:18:38.000
You form patterns in your head based on certain Ways of behaving that you've always followed in these grooves in the past.
01:18:48.000
I personally, when I was younger, had a bunch of shitty grooves that I had to get my own mind out of.
01:18:55.000
I had a bunch of jealousy grooves, hater grooves, feeling sorry for myself grooves, self-defeating thoughts grooves.
01:19:07.000
And as long as you're interested in making yourself better, then...
01:19:11.000
But you've got to recognize them and dump them.
01:19:15.000
And so they find themselves an old lady picking on their kids.
01:19:33.000
I can't even, like, really stay overnight in the same place as her.
01:19:45.000
Yeah, like, I need a ton of alone time, like, because I'm so used to being by myself.
01:19:56.000
And then she'll come over and she'll put a chair in front of me and read a book in my direction.
01:20:03.000
Do you know that that's insane what you're doing?
01:20:10.000
Everybody's got their own needs when it comes to time and space alone.
01:20:14.000
I don't know how I would ever, I don't know how I'm gonna like ever live with somebody again.
01:20:18.000
You can live with someone, you just have to make sure that you have, you respect each other's space.
01:20:22.000
You have to live in a place where you can, you know, have a little room away from them.
01:20:29.000
Are you like throwing items around the house or anything like that?
01:20:39.000
How many domestic violence holes have you made in a wall?
01:20:55.000
I've had a number of walls next to my head punched.
01:21:04.000
Stop yelling you deserved it, you fucking psycho.
01:21:07.000
Because you're going through a breakup right now.
01:21:13.000
I dated a guy when I was in my early 20s, like when I was 19 to 21, that he didn't hit me, but I got hurt by accident all the time.
01:21:28.000
We were like 21, like drinking a lot, like drinking martinis before we would go out.
01:21:34.000
And it was like we were in love with each other and so scared of losing each other.
01:21:42.000
We were out at a bar and I was like trying to make him jealous.
01:21:52.000
And he comes over and yells at me and I spit on him.
01:21:57.000
And I so I spit on him and he like grabs me and like throws me out of the bar and chases me all over wound up like throwing me on the roof of a car.
01:22:04.000
I ran into an apartment like just ran in like for help because he was like chasing me right and these guys it was like they were obviously doing a bunch of illegal stuff like these I think it was like some sort of a gang and they were like okay just they hid me in like their bathroom and then he came there was making a scene so the guys threw me out because they didn't want the cops to come and he wound up getting a fistfight with them end of the night we're back at our apartment we live together in Santa Barbara he Um,
01:22:34.000
starts breaking glasses over his own head and then I finally find a way to run out of the apartment and he was chasing me with a knife, like American psycho chasing me around our apartment complex and I bang bang bang down a door.
01:22:47.000
Finally someone opened and I go in this apartment and it was a guy, um, Who's chopping up a woman.
01:23:05.000
She has no arms and legs, and her mouth is cocked open.
01:23:14.000
Then I was more scared in that house, but they called the cops for me.
01:23:37.000
He was drunk and he was really afraid of losing me.
01:23:49.000
After him, dating was weird because I was confused by if a guy really liked me or not.
01:23:57.000
I dated this really nice guy after him and I was just like...
01:24:03.000
I was like, because you've never spit on me or threatened my co-workers.
01:24:17.000
Like when a guy doesn't do anything crazy or violent that he's not really into you?
01:24:20.000
No, that was just me at 22 being really fucked up by this relationship.
01:24:28.000
Not just joking around for the laugh, but you really felt like someone didn't like you because they weren't spitting on you or weren't being violent towards your coworkers?
01:24:37.000
That whole next year, I didn't think that the guy I was dating really cared about me because of that.
01:24:42.000
And the guy I was dating, I mean, he really did a number on me.
01:24:46.000
He would rip the shower curtain down when I was in there.
01:24:54.000
I'd be in the shower, and he would come in and rip it down and point at me and laugh.
01:25:15.000
I was 20, and he just knew how to make it happen.
01:25:24.000
I mean, but I understand when people, like, I really don't judge anybody who gets in some awful relationship, because I've always been, like, a strong, like, I don't keep my mouth shut chick, so I think, like, it could happen to anybody.
01:25:37.000
Like, you can fall in love with somebody who hurts you.
01:25:45.000
But I've never been in a relationship with any sort of even meanness.
01:25:49.000
Since then, I don't think I've even said anything to anyone in a relationship that I regret.
01:26:03.000
I would feel like he would grab me and I'd have a huge bruise.
01:26:06.000
And the next day I'd be like, oh, he's going to feel so bad about this.
01:26:28.000
Have you ever met one of those girls where you could just pretty much touch her and then the next day you could just go like this?
01:26:40.000
I've actually dated somebody that seriously, she could just put her hand down too hard on a desk and she would get a bruise right here.
01:26:49.000
That means she has some sort of iron deficiency.
01:27:00.000
Didn't you have a relationship with somebody where you guys brought out the fucking worst in each other?
01:27:09.000
Yeah, especially when you're young and you don't realize what fighting in a relationship is.
01:27:12.000
Yeah, you don't know what it is supposed to be yet.
01:27:14.000
Yeah, and you say shitty things to each other and you don't realize, like, God, what the fuck am I doing?
01:27:24.000
Yeah, I got lucky that I never had anybody that crazy.
01:27:27.000
But it's fascinating to watch people, you know, when you get close to somebody, you don't know them very well, and then all of a sudden, within, like, a month or two months, you're hanging out with them every day, and you're, like, deep in their life.
01:27:38.000
You remember when you were young and you first start meeting people?
01:27:40.000
I mean, that's essentially what happens, right?
01:27:49.000
And then you get into their life and you go, whoa, I'm dealing with a fucking hornet's nest here.
01:27:55.000
What is all this craziness you got going on here?
01:27:59.000
Now, I met a dude recently and I was trying to get him.
01:28:32.000
This is not a person, this is not a fucking sound manager in a country that would have fucked it up that bad.
01:28:36.000
I feel like you just got this equipment today and he's just pressing that.
01:28:42.000
He's just pushing that retard angle hard and strong.
01:28:55.000
Yeah, like everybody wants to be doing better than they're doing.
01:28:57.000
But it's just like a general, I want to be doing better.
01:28:59.000
Do you think he can be your creepy manager that steals money from you?
01:29:07.000
You're searching for a creepy guy that steals money from you?
01:29:09.000
I want that guy that's going to just take me for everything.
01:29:11.000
A guy who's just going to come along and be your manager.
01:29:21.000
What I'm saying is, at 30, like, meeting a guy now, you just, like, see...
01:29:36.000
I was in a party the other night and there was a dude who just had these uber douche vibes for no reason.
01:29:49.000
There was a bunch of people I didn't know, but he had a thumb ring.
01:30:01.000
He had a thumb ring and he was wearing leather flip flops and a ponytail.
01:30:05.000
And when he talked, he would like over exaggerate like the name of a country.
01:30:14.000
It's like this really like overly enthusiastic.
01:30:17.000
Then I found out that he was living off the alimony from a rich woman that he had married.
01:30:27.000
It's amazing when you see a guy who's like a male hustler type character.
01:30:33.000
I followed him around because I was fascinated by him because he was fabulous.
01:30:36.000
And he went over to these mothers and all these mothers were hanging around.
01:30:58.000
Well, a guy that is collecting alimony from a woman is not a man.
01:31:06.000
Yeah, and women Women shouldn't be doing it either.
01:31:09.000
I disagree if the man is taking care of a woman and she has kids.
01:31:13.000
Or if you told her she doesn't have to work, I'm rich, come with me, and then she's like, give her some money to get her shit back together again.
01:31:19.000
I think everybody deserves, you know, I don't think anybody deserves to be fucked up and on skid row or what have you if there's a way to avoid it where the other person could just be a decent and moral person.
01:31:30.000
The problem is, breakups are so bad for the most part, a lot of times people don't want to help the other person.
01:31:36.000
They want them to be a fucking homeless person.
01:31:38.000
Yeah, so you need the courts to kind of step in.
01:31:43.000
But that dude at the party, I've had guys that do well.
01:31:51.000
And you see how their shit would work on somebody else.
01:31:55.000
Girls, when you ask them questions and you see something about them, they're like...
01:32:01.000
Because we can just project everything we've ever wanted onto the dude.
01:32:36.000
No, but I mean like, well he plays like a douchebag.
01:32:45.000
Or does he, when he's alone in the bathroom, does he look in the mirror and have to keep himself from sobbing?
01:32:53.000
If anyone ever assaulted him on the street, he would just quit.
01:33:00.000
If someone attacked him physically, he would fall apart.
01:33:02.000
That's why I like when those guys are in my audience.
01:33:04.000
So this guy became my science project for the party, which I did.
01:33:11.000
I tweeted about it while I was following this guy.
01:33:13.000
And then I watched him talk to a young boy, and that's where shit got really interesting.
01:33:25.000
The kid was about, probably like 18. I watched for 20 minutes in a bush.
01:33:29.000
And they were talking about things and, you know, the guy was doing his sort of smoldering thing with them and, you know, being wise.
01:33:44.000
He had like a little pause and it was really crazy.
01:33:52.000
Like he tried to like change the subject or he tried to like add something to the past statement that he, you know, the previous sentence that he went to finish it as if the guy didn't ask him what he'd do.
01:34:05.000
And then he had this sort of a stutter and we're working and developing a property right now.
01:34:14.000
What the truth is, he's like, I am journaling and going to Whole Foods twice a day.
01:34:18.000
Well, it was a fascinating dude because he was doing it again.
01:34:20.000
He had gotten one rich woman to marry him and then he was there at the party with an older rich woman.
01:34:32.000
Well, it's, you know, people need things, and some women don't need a guy who's some wild motherfucker who's gonna run away.
01:34:39.000
You need some bitch ass that needs you to pay the bills and pretends he loves you.
01:34:43.000
Well, there was this whole article in the Atlantic magazine about how we used to think of it being part of the black culture, that it would be like the dudes were either playboys, if they're successful, they can have lots of chicks, or a deadbeat.
01:34:57.000
As a woman who's successful, you'd have to take on a deadbeat.
01:35:09.000
With dudes, because women are succeeding more and more.
01:35:15.000
Well, there's certainly positions where the roles have reversed, where the woman's taking care of the man.
01:35:20.000
Especially older women and younger, better-looking men.
01:35:25.000
It's, like, just like men and young girls that are, like, a little bit lost.
01:35:31.000
You know, they're older men with a lot of money.
01:35:35.000
Especially in this economy, there's guys that are putting their ass up in the air.
01:35:47.000
It's a website with cougars that just want to get down and fuck.
01:35:51.000
And so you get all these girls that have been taken care of that just got out of a divorce and now they're super rich.
01:35:57.000
I find it hard to believe that those hot ones need a fucking website.
01:36:01.000
I think those girls are getting dick hurled at them everywhere they go.
01:36:05.000
I find it hard to believe that if they don't have friends, someone's trying to fuck a relationship.
01:36:11.000
Is it like, let's go to dinner, or is it like, just come over and fuck me?
01:36:19.000
They know they only have about 30 or 40 days of moisture left in their room.
01:36:24.000
Until it just packs in for the rest of the life.
01:36:39.000
She goes to the bathroom and sneaks some lube in there.
01:36:53.000
You guys are talking about my future right now.
01:36:58.000
In the inside of your vagina, if you were like a hooker and just insisted on fucking all day, every day, you really had a lot of money that you owed.
01:37:13.000
If you let it heal a little bit, it would probably callous.
01:37:29.000
We had a male porn star on a podcast recently and I was like, how many people did you fuck last year?
01:37:39.000
He's like, probably over 300. And I'm like, what?
01:37:42.000
Well, you think about it, if he's a porn star, he's probably working how many days a week?
01:37:49.000
And how many different girls do you think he fucks in a day?
01:37:51.000
Usually like a lot of these movies, you're doing like the whole movie in like one sitting, like four different scenes, four different girls.
01:38:04.000
That's why in the end, the most disappointing thing when you're watching a porn and the guy's like, oh, oh, oh.
01:38:14.000
And the girl's like getting her spit bubbles on it to make it seem like as if it's bigger.
01:38:23.000
You have a very small and unimpressive load, sir.
01:38:27.000
Yeah, I don't know about other girls, but for me, the size of the load does not matter.
01:38:34.000
Wouldn't you be more excited if a guy came like a whole shitload?
01:38:39.000
And instead of a guy like this, I guess it's pretty good.
01:38:57.000
How about I cut you off for a week and see if we can pick up the volume, soldier?
01:39:11.000
You know, once in a while when you don't have a lot of water, you're drinking a lot, and it's like that.
01:39:16.000
Like, it would just, if you went like this, it would just stay unhealthy.
01:39:19.000
Yeah, like, it's almost like lumpy, like mashed potatoes, or cottage cheesy.
01:39:34.000
Yeah, it's funny that some girls actually do like loads.
01:39:39.000
I guess it can be fun if it's more, if you're in the mood for that sort of thing.
01:40:06.000
I would think soap would probably do just as good a job.
01:40:08.000
I'll just get some Oil of Olay and respect myself.
01:40:18.000
Isn't that supposed to keep women young forever?
01:40:22.000
I'm 50. I got something better that you should try.
01:40:32.000
And she was like 50. And she's on Cougar Life now.
01:40:37.000
When you're 50 in like 2003, that's a long time ago, man.
01:40:56.000
You've got five more years until you hit the wall.
01:40:59.000
You can hold it off a little bit if you stay in shape.
01:41:07.000
Do you run on the concrete or are you running on...
01:41:28.000
I wear them when I kick the bag sometimes if it's cold outside.
01:41:32.000
My gym is in my garage, and sometimes it's like, if it's 40 degrees out, I'm working out at 40 degrees.
01:41:36.000
It's hard to kick a leather bag with your bare foot.
01:41:41.000
When I see people running around Central Park in those footies, and I'm just like...
01:41:49.000
What it is is the way people run is an unnatural way.
01:41:53.000
The way people run where you go heel and then down to your toes.
01:41:57.000
That's not how you run if you were running out barefoot in the world.
01:42:00.000
You would run and you would use the natural design of your foot as a shock absorber.
01:42:07.000
Instead of drop down on your heel because you have a big pad there.
01:42:10.000
Because a shoe company has put an artificial pad in the back of your heel.
01:42:13.000
heel the the literally change the way people run yeah but don't we offer that before that people would have to run and the naturally to do is to land on a ball your foot and you if you look at the design of the foot your foot bands and gives you land on the toe in the ball the foot and then it gives and what these shoes and any any barefoot like exercise program I lift weights barefoot, and I'll do a lot of different things, different exercises barefoot.
01:42:40.000
And the idea behind it is that that's a natural way for your body to carry stress and to move things around, and that if you run on the ball of your foot like that, it actually saves your body all the damage that a lot of people get from the pounding of knees.
01:42:56.000
Wouldn't the natural way not be on concrete, though?
01:43:00.000
Concrete is bad, period, for anybody, any way you run.
01:43:07.000
Nice dirt, like if you're on a nice dirt hill, you know, when you hit that thing, it compacts a little, compacts a little.
01:43:13.000
There's a nice dirt hill near a house that I used to run until there was three fucking mountain lion sightings in my neighborhood.
01:43:22.000
But it was a nice, steep dirt hill, and you could feel it give as you ran into it.
01:43:32.000
Yeah, I mean, you've got to build your body up.
01:43:33.000
I wouldn't recommend it to someone who's not in shape.
01:43:35.000
No, I loved running on the beach and then, like, barefoot.
01:43:48.000
I mean, as long as you don't step on something.
01:43:50.000
But, you know, if you step on something, you're fucked.
01:43:55.000
But if you're running barefoot in the sand, that's really good for you.
01:44:03.000
I'm always in hotels, of course, and in hotel gyms.
01:44:06.000
When people just come in to just check it out, don't you always see couples?
01:44:21.000
Wow, you don't like being looked at while you're looking at it.
01:44:25.000
They just come in, they don't commit, they don't sit.
01:44:27.000
You're like, alright, someone's going to flirt with me while we train together.
01:44:32.000
You know, that's the cool thing about these mirrors.
01:44:35.000
They don't even know if you're looking at that.
01:44:37.000
I'm like, can we get some mirrors on the ceilings in here?
01:44:40.000
Or you laugh inappropriately at like an episode of Friends.
01:45:12.000
I would say the girl would be the one who laughs really loudly.
01:45:14.000
And see, you're upset that the people come in where they just look because they're not going to play your game.
01:45:24.000
You know, when you're at the gym and you're on your little elliptical machine and you listen to your Donna Summer's music...
01:45:51.000
You have no shoes on because they haven't invented shoes yet.
01:45:59.000
And you get upset, you look up and it's some people just looking at the gym.
01:46:10.000
I listen to Biggie and Odd Future, and I listen to bad shit, and I run like I'm angry.
01:46:19.000
What do you think about when you're really pushing yourself?
01:46:21.000
Do you think about the ex-boyfriend with the knife running through the apartment complex?
01:46:25.000
I think about you, and then I pause the treadmill so I can come, and then I get back on, and I just push through.
01:46:37.000
Did you realize that a lot of women are admitting now that there was a study done on it that a lot of women are achieving orgasm during strenuous exercise?
01:46:54.000
Just put those little balls in there and it worked out.
01:47:02.000
Have you ever mutually masturbated with another guy?
01:47:07.000
I guess because when you're together a long time, you're trying to make things fun.
01:47:18.000
Findings add qualitative and quantitative data to a field that has been largely unstudied.
01:47:37.000
Largely unstudied, according to researcher Debbie.
01:47:47.000
Debbie probably has a flashlight, and she, like, licks it while she's sitting there.
01:47:59.000
Co-director of the Center for Sexual Health Promotion at Indiana University.
01:48:03.000
For instance, Alfred Kinsey and his colleagues first reported the phenomenon in 1953, saying about 5% of women they had interviewed mentioned orgasm linked to physical exercise.
01:48:13.000
Wow, that's fucking awesome for those five chicks.
01:48:18.000
The report of so-called coregasms, named because of their seeming link to exercises for core abdominal muscles, have circulated in the media for years according to the researchers.
01:48:30.000
So getting on the knees and tightening up the pussy, that shit's real.
01:48:34.000
What you want to do is you get on your knees, okay, and then I want you to rock your ass back to your heels and then pull yourself up with your abs while you're squeezing your pussy.
01:48:49.000
Because you can do this while you're at work and no one even knows.
01:48:52.000
You can do it while you're performing some exercise and you get some good rock solid abs.
01:48:58.000
Of the women who had orgasms during exercise...
01:49:01.000
45% said their first experience was linked to abdominal exercises.
01:49:09.000
Well, that's why Mrs. Rogan likes the spinning.
01:49:17.000
My stomach is still out from all the saline solution.
01:49:30.000
So I feel like okay now, but I still have all the water weight.
01:49:34.000
Now when you were really sick, did you try to drink water or was it dehydration from throwing up?
01:49:40.000
I threw up on somebody giving me x-rays in the hospital.
01:49:48.000
So what did you call the place that gave you the crab cake in Phoenix?
01:49:56.000
But their insurance is paying whatever my insurance is.
01:50:00.000
I had two meals that day and they were both at my hotel.
01:50:14.000
I ate clams in Illinois, in Manteno, Illinois, and kind of fucking horribly sick ones.
01:50:20.000
That night, like five, six hours later, it just started to hit me.
01:50:38.000
Sometimes it does, but I had the same thing happen to me.
01:50:41.000
Like, about two months ago, where I was driving home, I was like, I'm going to shit myself right now.
01:50:50.000
It hit, like, a little, like, an hour and a half, two hours, and then it really hit.
01:50:54.000
The worst one ever got me was from a mushroom pizza.
01:50:57.000
I was in Providence, Rhode Island at a comedy club and I ordered a mushroom pizza, one of those frozen pizzas.
01:51:04.000
That was the only thing I ate and holy shit that crippled me.
01:51:10.000
Especially, it's very possible that in these places like they dehydrate things or rather defrost things and then refreeze them.
01:51:23.000
I don't think, I can't imagine ever, I couldn't even say the word crab cake until today.
01:51:27.000
Well, I threw up when I was a kid to some Jack Daniels.
01:51:44.000
Or have you been with a girl that threw up while having sex?
01:51:47.000
Like we were about to get it on and then she started throwing up.
01:52:01.000
You get to pin down the left arm with your shin, the right arm.
01:52:11.000
That's the one thing you see about all the raping and pillaging going on back then.
01:52:22.000
Yeah, there wasn't a lot of arguing with barbarians.
01:52:30.000
Do you find yourself not attractive to a man if he is, uh, if he's like struggling, or if he's like, he doesn't have his shit together, or if he makes less money than you, or is less successful than you?
01:53:00.000
So you wouldn't mind if you've got a guy and he understands that your job is to be smart and nice and know how to fuck me.
01:53:07.000
And then you guys could go on the road together and he could just like, what, read books?
01:53:13.000
Oh, well, I didn't know he was going to be eating my pussy all that much.
01:53:24.000
I hope I have not met anybody like whoever he is yet.
01:53:28.000
But yeah, I think I want like a simple ass, like smart, confident dude that's easy.
01:53:42.000
He could be, like, something weird, like a sculptor or something.
01:53:46.000
Like, I don't need him to have, like, a great job.
01:53:48.000
Well, listen, there's a lot of sculptors in Vegas.
01:53:54.000
Well, those guys that have to work on, like, the Venetian.
01:54:01.000
Sculptors all over the world right now just lost hope.
01:54:03.000
I really don't think I would ever date a guy in finance or something like that.
01:54:08.000
I don't think I would date a guy that wore a suit.
01:54:15.000
Those guys aren't, most of them are normal guys.
01:54:18.000
One of my best friends is an accountant, and he's fucking crazy.
01:54:23.000
He's just stuck buttoned down all day, but, you know, he loves, like, when I talk to him on the phone, he's crazy.
01:54:42.000
What the fuck kind of questions are these, Brian?
01:54:44.000
You always bring something down to a six-year-old level.
01:54:54.000
We start playing M.A.S.H. I think I don't know what I want.
01:54:59.000
Are men intimidated by the fact that you're a comedian ever?
01:55:11.000
Yeah, I'm not going to be scared of some firemen from Hoboken.
01:55:18.000
Just like a Patrick Swayze type dude in a movie from the 1980s.
01:55:26.000
Well, we're not trying to marry you off, right?
01:55:28.000
We just went down that road and we stuck with it for no reason.
01:55:35.000
I was supposed to make it funny and I'm like really telling you.
01:55:40.000
Every episode's a different date that we hook you up with.
01:55:44.000
Yeah, you guys are going to be murdered in one week.
01:55:48.000
It would be nice if we could trust them, but we can't really send you out.
01:55:50.000
No, it's all people we know, though, or something.
01:56:02.000
He's got a lot of black and lesbian friends, so he's got whatever you need that's going to shock your parents.
01:56:11.000
So there's this thing that happened today that I don't totally completely understand, but it's some new Obama jobs act that he just signed, and Matt Taibbi wrote this blog about how fucking terrible it is.
01:56:25.000
I don't completely understand it, but the way it's been explained to me is that it essentially almost legalizes fraud.
01:56:32.000
The idea is that it used to be that if you wanted to take a company public, you had to file all sorts of paperwork and hire an accountant and have all these financial statements in place, but now they say you don't need to hire an accountant before the company is taken public, nor do you need to do so for five years after the company goes public.
01:56:50.000
So it's almost like you can Fucking lie about your financial statements for five years without any independent accounting of your claims.
01:57:01.000
I'm reading Matt Taibbi's getting money and lying.
01:57:05.000
And when things go public, manipulating the stock market.
01:57:08.000
I don't understand what the pros are of this thing.
01:57:21.000
Right, but people pull out the one thing and that's...
01:57:24.000
They put things in like this that make it easier for certain businesses or make it easier for certain special interest groups that, you know, it's like, we'll give you this, but you've got to give us that.
01:57:35.000
So I don't know what the positive benefit of this Jobs Act is.
01:57:48.000
He says it's like formally eliminating steroid testing for the first five years of a baseball player's career.
01:57:53.000
You can pretty much bet that you're going to see a lot of home runs in those first few years after you institute a rule like that.
01:57:58.000
But you better be ready to stick a lot of asterisks in the record books 10 or 15 years down the line.
01:58:05.000
If this is correct, if you really don't have to have the proper accounting for a company to go public for the first five years, that's like...
01:58:15.000
It's like they keep passing more and more laws and they keep doing more and more things to control people and to make it, to limit our ability to defend ourselves against the government.
01:58:26.000
And they keep doing more and more things that allow people to somehow or another siphon money out of the system.
01:58:33.000
When do they stop making new bills and start trying to fix this fucking ridiculous government that we have?
01:58:41.000
Well, the foreclosure bill, what we were just talking about with how all those houses foreclosing, Obama just passed that bill.
01:58:55.000
There were a bunch of different facets of it, but one of it was like, your house can't be foreclosed on...
01:59:03.000
In the first three years, like if you served in the military.
01:59:06.000
Like just things that you were like, this wasn't already a rule.
01:59:20.000
I need to know more about this too, but what I'm reading right now is fucking terrifying.
01:59:25.000
I see all these things like the National Defense Authorization Act, all these different rules that are going to allow them to have fucking drones in the sky in the next 20 years.
01:59:35.000
There's going to be 30,000 drones flying through the sky.
01:59:38.000
Flying a machine that can take video and send back real-time data and work on a 4G connection, or by that time, 7 or 8G, whatever the fuck it is.
01:59:55.000
You've got to find that dude that doesn't have a job who likes to play the cello.
02:00:00.000
I feel like you guys think I just go home and I'm just like, meh.
02:00:03.000
A dude would have taken care of you with some good dick and you wouldn't have that food poisoning.
02:00:09.000
You throw up once, get it all out of your system.
02:00:16.000
Can you imagine if loads actually energized you?
02:00:25.000
Could you imagine if we needed each other that way?
02:00:28.000
You know, like, if you hit the brakes on one of those electric cars, it actually recharges the battery.
02:00:33.000
Could you imagine if that's the way humans recharge?
02:00:36.000
Like, procreating is not enough for us to stay together.
02:00:40.000
What if we start evolving like that in that direction?
02:00:43.000
You know, they say that people need physical attention.
02:00:45.000
You absolutely need affection from other people.
02:00:53.000
What if it turns into not just that, but you actually need to fuck?
02:00:57.000
And then if you don't fuck, your body just rots away and dies.
02:01:00.000
And the only way to keep moving is if you have to fuck.
02:01:08.000
Gay guys would probably engineer, do some genetic engineering on their loads so that they figured out how a guy can absorb it through his ass.
02:01:18.000
And then he takes a shit and he shits out all the good sperm and then you don't evolve.
02:01:21.000
You really have to figure out the timing on that.
02:01:25.000
Seriously, it's not preposterous to think that we would need each other.
02:01:29.000
I mean, you know how you get addicted to sex, right?
02:01:31.000
If you're in a relationship and you first start having sex.
02:01:38.000
You start thinking about it when you can't wait to get together with each other.
02:01:44.000
But that's one of the reasons why people are so angry when people leave them.
02:01:52.000
What if it was even more intense than that and it literally got to a point where your body would register very obvious changes whether or not you had sperm inside your body.
02:02:13.000
I would rather die than have sex with anybody I've ever had sex with.
02:02:17.000
Is there one guy when you look back and go, that one could have worked out better.
02:02:20.000
Maybe I just fucking should have went for that finger in the ass thing.
02:02:25.000
No, I've always gone for the finger in the ass.
02:02:30.000
Have you ever had a guy ask you to do something creepy and you were like, that's where I gotta go?
02:02:34.000
I don't think I've ever had anybody ask me something that was too creepy that I said no.
02:02:53.000
See, I talked about this on ONA, but I was like dirty texting with a guy, and he...
02:03:01.000
And I wrote something like I was going to sit on his face or something.
02:03:09.000
And he wrote back, like, alright, but like, oral's going to go both ways.
02:03:21.000
I think when it comes to talking shit in the bedroom, it's got to kind of be...
02:03:27.000
Anything goes, unless it's a complete insanity, but if a guy's ever mentioned something I've said while having sex after, I'm like, are you fucking crazy?
02:03:44.000
I would never be like, wow, at dinner after you fuck someone, you talk shit, you're like, so...
02:03:57.000
If something makes you uncomfortable, you have to be like, that's not cool.
02:04:41.000
Porn with girls with tits are just way too big and they stretch out and you see the bag every time they flop up and down.
02:04:48.000
No, it was like pretty normal run-of-the-mill DP. It's hard getting regular normal porn.
02:04:56.000
Everybody wants to throw up and gag and spitting assholes.
02:05:08.000
When did that become the fucking normal move, you know?
02:05:18.000
They can't really close their mouth because the guy's kind of fucking the back of their throat.
02:05:22.000
I just wish there was a mix of the ending sometimes.
02:05:25.000
It's like, spoiler alert, she's gonna get a load on her face.
02:05:31.000
Well, sometimes they do what they call cream pies.
02:05:35.000
That's like when they show it inside the pussy?
02:05:37.000
Yes, the man orgasms in the girl's pussy and then she squirts it out.
02:05:42.000
Yeah, she spreads her lips and it oozes out of her.
02:05:54.000
You gotta be a strong man to date one of those girls.
02:06:06.000
Do you watch porn because you're excited by it?
02:06:21.000
I was living with a boyfriend, and he would watch porn, and I would see that he had left it on the computer, and I would be like, that's cheating on me!
02:06:32.000
And then this poor guy, because now I love porn.
02:06:38.000
Have you ever thought about doing, like, the AVN Awards?
02:06:43.000
I was supposed to host this, like, escort awards this year.
02:06:50.000
I think it's just guys, but they have an award show.
02:06:58.000
Right before they said, I think they saw my stand-up and fired me.
02:07:05.000
But they were like, oh, we decided not to have a comic.
02:07:09.000
Well, they probably saw you and thought, this bitch is going to talk about us.
02:07:13.000
She'll be good and For like 10 minutes in her act.
02:07:15.000
You would, for sure, that would be part of your act.
02:07:21.000
They were like, I think they made like a, they tried to insult me with how low the offer was.
02:07:41.000
They probably just didn't sell enough tickets also.
02:07:47.000
And probably someone said, do you realize that you're opening up the gates of hell?
02:07:50.000
Do you realize that by exposing our award show to this comedian who gets to go on national television and talk about us...
02:07:57.000
Yeah, they're There must be a lot of confidentiality in those things.
02:08:03.000
I like that whole industry because I really don't judge those people at all.
02:08:09.000
The male hooker industry, that's a dark wing of that world.
02:08:15.000
Do you remember when there was a guy who got caught who was a White House press correspondent or White House press reporter?
02:08:23.000
It turned out that he was running a gay porn site.
02:08:33.000
And he would lob these really underhand, slow-pitch statement questions to the president, to President Bush at the time.
02:08:43.000
He'd be like, Mr. Bush, Mr. President, when are the Democrats going to get their head out of the sand...
02:08:50.000
And realize, literally, he was a reporter, and people would go, who the fuck is this guy?
02:09:03.000
And it turned out he had some gay military escort website, where it was him lying there, naked, with a towel over his dick, wearing a dog tag.
02:09:17.000
Yeah, and it was all just about sucking dick as a soldier and taking in military gay sex.
02:09:27.000
And they don't know what the fuck that was all about.
02:09:38.000
There was another guy that was the mastermind for Bush's campaign.
02:09:45.000
I just watched J. Edgar and that gay love story was kind of hot.
02:09:51.000
It was boring but I liked like I don't get turned on by gay dudes having sex with each other but I would have liked to have seen them have sex with each other.
02:10:09.000
Do you want to do the comedy show here at the Ice House?
02:10:39.000
And that guy turned out to be a fucking gay male escort.
02:10:47.000
I guess people back then just thought, wow, the internet's so big.
02:10:56.000
That'll catch up to you if you're in the White House, I guess.
02:10:59.000
Imagine thinking that you're just going to pull that off.
02:11:02.000
Like, you know, gay escort, stay at the White House.
02:11:10.000
Think about the things they pulled off before the internet.
02:11:18.000
And there's a photo of him with this smaller Hispanic man who was with a small dog.
02:11:26.000
If you have a small dog, you're either a bad motherfucker or you might be gay.
02:11:33.000
Maybe, or maybe, you know, maybe he's a bad motherfucker.
02:11:41.000
When he was the UFC light heavyweight champion, he always had this little chihuahua he took everywhere.
02:11:45.000
But he was such a bad motherfucker, he could totally pull it off.
02:11:48.000
That is also a lot of gay guys walking around with a dog in a purse.
02:11:56.000
I don't like the people in LA with these beautiful dogs.
02:11:58.000
You can just see that they're just using them as an accessory.
02:12:25.000
You probably want that into a relationship with someone.
02:12:30.000
Into, if you're tired of these boring ass conversations.
02:12:42.000
Has anybody ever said to you, be ready when I come home and sling dick?
02:13:00.000
That's going to be someone's new signature on a message board.
02:13:06.000
Like, I'll forget that we said this, and then I'll be in Denver, and some dude will come up after the show and be like, how about we get all slay?
02:13:12.000
And I'll be like, I'm calling the cops on you, you fucking rapist.
02:13:22.000
Do you get a lot of crazy people that tweet you after you did the last one?
02:13:35.000
And people, like, will come up, and they'll say, like, oh, I'm a fan of Rogan's podcast, and that's how I found you.
02:13:44.000
Well, they like to profess that they like something that they hope you like, too.
02:13:49.000
Like, I found you on ONA, and I'll go, oh, I fucking love ONA, and then we're in.
02:13:54.000
Yeah, if somebody likes that, you know that you can kind of connect on other shit.
02:14:00.000
I mean, it's like if someone's a fan of a particular team, you know, you walk up to a guy and he's wearing a Celtics jacket.
02:14:09.000
Do you think you'd think about dating a professional baseball player or would that be too much pressure?
02:14:20.000
I think they need, like, a cheerleader and, like, I'm busy.
02:14:23.000
Especially if they're, like, super driven and concentrating on their goals.
02:14:30.000
But I don't want them to need me to be, like, standing there, like...
02:14:54.000
I don't want to learn the rules of a new sport.
02:15:12.000
In St. Lucia, they were all going fucking crazy for cricket.
02:15:32.000
So the thing about those, that area, like if you go down like the Bahamas, Jamaica.
02:15:37.000
Or if you go like in the Atlantic, South Atlantic, you gotta worry about storms.
02:15:42.000
Yeah, this was not the season, but there's like five months where if you go there, you're just like, I hope I don't die.
02:15:48.000
Yeah, there's five months where there's a lot of tourists that go there because it's less money, and you take some wild chances.
02:15:53.000
They're so aggressive, though, because, like, tourists only come for a couple months, so we did a ton of shit.
02:15:59.000
We, like, hiked this crazy mountain, and we would go to, like, these baths.
02:16:01.000
We did all this stuff, and every time you leave the hotel, they're, like, just trying to sell you a fucking necklace, and you're like, no, but they need to come at you that hard.
02:16:16.000
They're so aggressive, and they're hoping that you either have white guilt or that you're scared of black people, and I'm neither, so I was just like, please.
02:16:53.000
Dom Irera stood there and goes, where'd you get him?
02:17:26.000
You want some of this good dick I got right here?
02:17:35.000
You want some more of this good dick right here?
02:17:44.000
Not crotch grabbing like Michael Jackson style?
02:17:49.000
How often did this take place during your travels?
02:18:02.000
The next time you go down there, I heard that shit you said about me.
02:18:04.000
I hope Sandals hears this and then they go fuck themselves.
02:18:07.000
Because I called and before we went, I was like, it's not all couples, right?
02:18:14.000
Because I would imagine that would be the same.
02:18:17.000
I've been on a ton of cruises that aren't couples.
02:18:28.000
Like, you can't bring anything that you made, I don't think.
02:18:45.000
This is the one place in America that I say you should have to have a passport to go to New Orleans.
02:18:52.000
People walking down the street with beers in their hands right by cops.
02:18:55.000
And the cops are talking to them and everybody's friendly.
02:18:59.000
If I ever really make money, I want a place there.
02:19:02.000
I wanted to film my comedy special in New Orleans, but I didn't time it right.
02:19:21.000
What a nonsense hustle those burlesque shows are.
02:19:28.000
Like, there was a guy, like a carnival barker dude comes on.
02:19:31.000
He's got a big handlebar mustache, and he's dressed kind of crazy, like he's from another time.
02:19:36.000
There was a couple people that actually had a pretty dope act.
02:19:39.000
And one of them, there was a guy and a girl, and they had, like, little hula hoops.
02:19:43.000
And the guy would throw the girl up in the air, and she would land on her shoulders.
02:19:50.000
And they were like hula hooping together while the girl was on top and the guy was like holding her up with his hands.
02:19:57.000
And then the next one was literally an overweight woman who dances.
02:20:02.000
And the guy introduces her saying that beautiful things come in all packages.
02:20:12.000
It wasn't like disgusting where he had to warn us.
02:20:17.000
And so she gets up there and she's got this bright smile on her face.
02:20:20.000
And it's like this weird thing that everyone's dressed from like a period piece.
02:20:24.000
But essentially all she did was stand there and dance.
02:20:29.000
She took a little bit of the clothes off at the end.
02:20:32.000
She was kind of in like sort of a bikini type of thing.
02:20:43.000
We were complaining about it and the people around us started getting upset.
02:20:48.000
We were like, there's a man behind that curtain!
02:21:00.000
You're just like, can we not pretend like that was something that should happen again?
02:21:09.000
And Jeff, who was our driver in New Orleans, who was cool as fuck, too.
02:21:13.000
And we were all looking at this going, what the fuck are we watching?
02:21:18.000
But that fucking place, the food, the best food anywhere.
02:21:32.000
So it would be, like, there was a DJ. And then, like, a bed would be wheeled out on stage.
02:21:38.000
And he's, like, this is Michelle and her lover, Matt.
02:21:43.000
And they kind of, like, both come out in the bed.
02:21:47.000
And then they, like, start, like, a second of kind of, like, foreplay that's choreographed.
02:21:56.000
and the bed's rotating and it's to music and he's banging her to the beat and then uh and then after like three minutes they're like thank you and um and then they turn to the crowd and they wave and the curtain closes and the bed goes and then this girl would come out in between um in between people having sex and like kind of like a burlesque type stripper she's kind of hot like high school friend hot And she didn't really know what she was doing.
02:22:23.000
She danced like she was auditioning for like the Palm Squad.
02:22:26.000
So she'd be in like a bra and underwear and she would just be like, Like, just kind of dancing around.
02:22:37.000
But just nothing was sexy about the whole experience.
02:22:40.000
And then somebody in a gorilla suit comes out with a fake dick and squirts it on the crowd.
02:22:50.000
That was the whole show, but there were a couple people fucked.
02:23:08.000
It was all kind of ironic, but there was not a second of anything sensual or exciting.
02:23:22.000
Maybe that's probably exactly what they're doing.
02:23:23.000
They had a show at the Riviera that they used to do called Crazy Girls.
02:23:41.000
In a record store, before I started puking my guts out, listening to old comedy albums, and Toadie Fields had one, and it starts, it's like, live from the Riviera!
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Wow, Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin used to do shows at the Riviera.
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I mean, he was a guy who was the talent coordinator at the Riviera, and then all of a sudden he got on Sopranos.
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And then it turned into a real career as an actor.
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It doesn't say here who the host is of Crazy Girls.
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They're not advertising who the host is at the hotel.
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Uh, well, it's like girls, they sing songs and then they pull their tits out.
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And some of them actually have, uh, they actually have, like, good talent.
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And, uh, I watched it once and it was, it was kind of sad.
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Because this girl, um, was singing, like, um, a Whitney Houston song.
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Uh, it was like the greatest love of all or something like that.
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And I'm like, wow, that's got to be kind of demeaning in a way.
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It's like she's singing at the top of her, I mean, she's singing the best of her abilities.
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She's actually a talented singer, but her tits are out.
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And she's got sort of like a miniskirt dress on, and her tits are out.
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And you can tell that she wants to be taken seriously as a singer, but she's singing with her tits out.
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They have those, at the Imperial Palace, they have dealer-tainers.
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Okay, because you're still doing this with your hands.
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I'm like, oh, is he still talking about her tits?
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Yeah, what they have are the dealers are all dressed like celebrities.
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Yeah, so your dealer, like, every hour, they'll be like some signal, and they're like, Oh, sorry.
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And so the guy dressed as Michael Jackson or a girl's Rihanna, and they have to stand on the stage and do an act and sing, and then they come back.
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And at first, you're like, it's kind of funny, and then it gets so sad so fast.
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You're like, oh, please stop with all the bullshit.
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And then I think maybe Shania Twain or Miley Cyrus.
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How much did he actually look like Michael Jackson?
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Well, that's a tricky one because you can't hire a black guy to do it.
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Yeah, there's not a real likeness to any of them.
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You spend half the time trying to figure out who they are.
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Alright, let's bring this fucking ship into the harbor.
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Amy Schumer, once again, you were hilarious and fun to hang out with.
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I'm in Tampa and Denver at the end of April and then the Riviera once a month.
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So amyschumer.com and it's Schumer with an S-C-H. S-C-H, yeah.
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The first show sold out and I'm fucking pumped to be doing it in Atlanta, man.
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I haven't been there in two years and I'm super psyched and I'm...
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And next year, or next week rather, is the final tune-up stage.
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I'm going to be at the Fort Lauderdale Improv with the one and only Duncan Trussell.
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So that'll be this up and coming Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
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And that's when I'm going to be taping my special the day before the UFC in Atlanta.
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We have a show here Wednesday night at 9 o'clock at the Ice House.
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Another wild tune-up show before we escape to Florida.
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Do you hear they're shooting at cop cars down there now?
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Yeah, that's where that Trayvon Martin shooting happened.
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I know Joey's got a 10 o'clock show at the Improv.
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