Joe Rogan Experience #745 - Ari Shaffir
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Transcript
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It's always hard to stop a conversation and then restart it in a natural way after you smoke pot at 10 o'clock in the morning on a Monday.
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We can't be asked to start and stop a conversation.
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It's weird where you gotta listen to a whole theme song, and then you're like, I gotta wait, and then like, how long does this go?
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How come the Apple thing, when you hit your Apple TV, presses play on your fucking iTunes on your computer?
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So if you have Apple TV and the computer open at the same time, so if you're watching it on TV and you have a computer open...
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Yeah, or if you have a QuickTime file on the desktop or just plays that...
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Sometimes even when it's closed, it still starts it up.
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Dude, my fucking phone started making my computer ring the other day.
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Yeah, we were in here and my computer was ringing.
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I was like, what kind of dog shit new thing is this?
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I'm sure it's totally not air connected and they already look at everything we do.
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Who's going to be the first one to get their legs cut off for some new bionic legs that make you jump over buildings?
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Bro, you're going to get to keep your cock and bone.
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Do you want to keep these stupid meat vehicles, or do you want to get the Cyber 2000?
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You totally feel like your own legs, but they never get tired, dude.
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You could live with everything else being fake.
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If people are smart enough to start manipulating bodies like that, do you think they're going to keep the same shape that we have now?
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Oh, why not just go round like the R2-D2 from the new Star Wars?
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Than this bipedal hominid form that we use.
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Would we get to a point where, aesthetically, we start changing things on people?
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What if it was the first guy to have four legs, and everybody's like, whoa, and for no reason, doesn't make any sense, but girls are like, that's hot.
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That's just some fucking freak DNA thing that pops in a female's head when they see a man with four legs, and they just can't help themselves.
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I just did this to get faster, but this is nice.
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Dude, if I got a Minotaur, I would hire all the viral companies and the PR firms.
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I'm like, get it out there where it's an attractive thing.
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Make it part of the zeitgeist that everyone says, oh yeah, yeah, that's hot.
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You've seen some of the crazy things that people are doing with their bodies these days.
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Someone would definitely want something different.
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Dude, there's so many weird body modifications today, right?
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Remember the wheels came out of the bottom of the shoes for kids?
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But they never made it for adult sizes, and I was pissed about that.
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You're not supposed to be enjoying yourself, Ari.
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You're supposed to have to be a little more mature.
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You're not supposed to be wheeling around the mall like an asshole.
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Those things, dude, those things, the first time I got on one, I can do one now, but the first time I got on one, it was at the comedy store, and this dude who's a comic, what is his name?
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He was tooling around the parking lot with Tate.
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I got on it and I was like, there's no way I'll ever get good at this.
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And it's like those scooter things that they have at the mall.
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Kevin James had one on the set of that Zookeeper movie.
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He actually had a couple of them, and he would zing around the park in them.
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But when they run out of batteries, you go flying.
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If the battery runs out of juice, you go down hard, son.
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Because the only reason why it's keeping you up, but you're not doing that yourself.
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I hope I'm saying gyroscope properly or explaining the physics behind it.
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I have no idea what a gyroscope is, to be honest.
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The thing that you get at the Air and Space Museum where you pull the string and it spins forever?
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The thing that's keeping balance of how steady something is and how upright it is.
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Can you pull up the definition of gyroscope, just so I don't feel like an idiot?
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I just want to know if that's what it is, because I've always been saying that, but now that I'm thinking while I'm saying it, am I right that that's a gyroscope?
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Whatever it is, whatever this technology they've invented for Segways...
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You pull the string and it stays spinning forever?
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The orientation of the axis is unaffected by tilting or rotation of the mounting.
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They're also in, like, drones to keep them upright.
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They also use GPS to help them keep upright, too.
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Do you know about that guy who died in the Segway?
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When he went to patent that thing, my friend worked at the patent office when he came in.
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He just brought one in and had everybody ride it.
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Oh, he went off the cliff in an off-road Segway?
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I don't know, but if they do, that's a terrible idea.
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Because unless those things are, like, way improved, I would think that the batteries, like, if you're hitting rocks and shit...
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The idea of, like, running over a rock and hitting your electrical system, me, as someone with zero knowledge of even how electricity works, I'm just gonna comment on this, Ari.
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I don't even know what the fuck electricity is.
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I know you can't stick a fork in the hole or you die.
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People are like, you can live if you hold on to the telephone wire because your feet don't connect.
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Well, I guess it's to show that he can go over obstacles.
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Like when he falls down, you see when he just fell down?
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What are we doing, a fucking commercial for this?
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I never even heard of this until seconds ago, I swear.
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That's like some 14-year-old boy got like 10 million bucks.
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You had about rappers getting everything in their home?
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Yeah, ATVs are like a white man's treasure.
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Like an ATV, if you're white trash and you got like really powerful ATVs, like you were running shit.
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You got a good piece of land where you could just drive through mud.
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I've been in a bunch of different kind of little buggies.
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And they go into the woods and drive over logs with them and shit.
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And my friends in Canada, the Rivets, they run this hunting camp in Canada.
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So they'll kill a moose and they have to drag it out of the woods and they have it on this fucking mini tank.
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Like sometimes they have like wheels, like giant truck tires, but other times they put tank treads on them and they can go deep into the woods.
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See, pull up a video of an Argo so I can show him what he's talking about.
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These dudes, the Rivets, they have all sorts of ATVs, but this Argo is the mother.
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Like, if you're stuck, this motherfucker will get you out.
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This is, they have some of them- Take the Nigerian army.
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You can drive through water with these fucking things.
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They have, I don't know, some hillbilly shit.
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Whoever's making them, you know, they're appealing to the Duck Dynasty crowd.
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Back that up so you can see where the one has the tread.
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See, girls right now would be so angry if they were here.
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Ladies, I'm so sorry that we don't see things the same way.
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What would be the female equivalent for something like this?
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Isn't that terrifying that some old dudes like that really are preyed upon like that?
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There's no like, guys, come on, they can't make their own decisions.
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No, he had a younger girlfriend that he met on one of those weird dating sites.
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And two years in, she was involved in his business.
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You start getting older, you truly don't want to be alone.
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And if you're really old and you're wealthy, and you just find some girl who seems so nice, but every time she makes your tea, you just start...
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It's just, maybe I just, you know, I haven't been having sex since my wife died, and I'm 85 years old now, and I can't believe this girl even wants to be with me.
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I mean, it's just, what a treasure, and what a blessing from the Lord.
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But God, every time she makes me this tea, I'm just shitting myself.
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Those fucking shows, like those murder shows, where they talk about...
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Where you talk about different people that it did...
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Like there was one that was a nurse that was purposely poisoning all of the people that she was taking care of.
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I don't think she was doing it to get out of work.
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Would want to consciously, slowly kill someone with a poison.
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How about you just move on with your life, bitch?
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She was killing them while they were in her care.
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Do you ever think about what it would be like to kill somebody?
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It's amazing how few people kill people, really, when you think about it.
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How mad people get at each other, and how few people actually get killed.
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I walk around in no fear of any physical violence.
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You have to be in the total wrong place at the total wrong time.
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But I just freely walk around with plenty of money in my pocket.
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Someone's ready to give in to the Borg and get some horse legs.
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In order for the phone to work, you have to get horse legs.
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Yeah, and eventually they're like, okay, anyone who doesn't still have the chip in and the horse legs, we're gonna give you free ones now.
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Like with the TV. It would be like certain things you couldn't get.
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I just got a text saying, my phone will no longer work overseas.
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But if you want an overseas phone, they can get me one.
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If you don't know, ladies and gentlemen, Ari Shafir has done one of the bravest things that any man has ever done.
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The jankiest little 1979 technology flip phone ever.
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At the time, it was super advanced, like what you're sporting in your pocket at one point in time.
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The first was just the free, like, Best Buy, go get it over there.
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Yeah, you started off with a regular one when you had to do like four presses to get an S. That was impossible.
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I'll say something into notes and it comes out almost perfect.
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Like weird things get spelled wrong if it's a weird name or something like that.
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Ari Shafir was a goddamn answer to a crossword puzzle, ladies and gentlemen.
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They said they were getting all sorts of phone calls.
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You have to, at that point, be, like, there enough for someone to get it.
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I would never do what you're doing with your phone.
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What you're doing is you're looking at the data.
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And deciding, okay, how much willpower do I have?
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I analyzed the stats on my life, and I was like, oh, I can't stop.
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It's very difficult for people to not just look at some weird addiction that they might have, but to say, okay, even though there's all this amazing convenience of being able to buy movie tickets and being able to check websites and answer emails on your phone,
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Well, you know how when you see someone on TV smoking cigarettes?
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Or as soon as you get in your car, some people smoke, no matter what.
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Or whenever I went to the comedy store, I would smoke.
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When I see people get high, it does the opposite.
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It makes me go, oh my god, do I sound that stupid when I'm high?
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You know, because sometimes you'll say things when you're high, and as you're saying them, you would listen to me, and you would go, oh my god, he's an idiot.
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But believe me, I'm saying, oh my god, I'm an idiot.
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Yeah, sometimes I'm like, somebody should write this down and alert the media, because it's brilliant.
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And then you're here the next day, and you're like, what?
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I did a scene on news radio once with Bob Costa.
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He does this judo flip and beats my ass for some strange reason.
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As I remember talking to him about DuPont making the chemical compound for nylon at the same time when they made hemp illegal.
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And in the middle of it, I'm like, while words are coming out of my mouth, I'm going, shut the fuck up!
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You know, there's certain dudes that you talk to, you go, oh, okay.
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You know, and he's in that interesting position, too, as a sports commentator who also gives, like, really well-thought-out opinions, agree with him or disagree with him, about gun violence, about a lot of other things,
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Bob Costas is the guy that does football, right?
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He had a shot at late night for a little while.
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How dumb is that billboard for that late night show where they're making that daily show girl be a girl?
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Oh, the one we were looking at in the middle of a while.
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Well, you know, they're just trying to get your attention.
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It says, like, if you don't like it, you're sexist.
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It's just like, come on, let them fucking just be a host.
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They just keep pushing them into, like, being that thing.
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On TV. That's an interesting way of putting it.
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I've never heard a girl be described as a minority.
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And they just fall deeply in love while they fight off the zombies.
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Remember What's-His-Name was watching him in that one episode?
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He's just there and he's like, Josh is looking at us again.
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Yeah, we were in Arizona and this was, I think this was a Diaz no-show.
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For the people who don't know, the reason I went out on the road with Joe Rogan is because he needed a second person to open for him.
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In all fairness, there was only a few instances where it didn't work out.
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But you didn't want to get stuck with nobody, so you're like, fine, I'll have two.
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And I always felt like I have an obligation to let Joey be Joey.
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When it's like, oh, you might not show up today, I'll just hire more people to do your job also so that we don't have this problem.
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I knew way back in the day that Joey was special.
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Even if you're busy or something, you're like, this will be a 90-second phone call.
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We're going to end the season with him every year.
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Fucking call people up, put them on speakerphone.
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He was like, this girl said that we're not friends.
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And I said I have you on my phone or something like that.
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The fact that I'm getting him on the phone proves it.
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Those comedy store guys, especially us from, like, the 90s...
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I can't believe he would get off like, is no one?
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I'm fighting for 10 minutes, no one's even telling him to shut up?
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He got punched in the face by someone's bodyguard.
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They were walking by the front row in the original room, and they walked in between the front row of chairs and the table chairs.
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There's one right against the stage, and there's one with the tables.
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So they were walking in between there, and he saw them, and he just leaned over and grabbed onto their shoulders and just left his body weight, this drop, and he just brought them to the ground.
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As a responsible person and an adult, if you're running that business, do you fire him?
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That's why Yelp reviews of comedy clubs are some of the greatest things in the world.
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Because they point out stuff that you'll be like, they're doing it as a Yelp review of a business.
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But they're like, literally, one of the employees said, I hope I die in a fire when I'm going home.
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It's like, imagine if a waiter said that to you.
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And then they're like, oh, you're talking about David Taylor.
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And now he's trying to hurt you so you think about it on the way home.
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If you're running out of there too, you are probably a dick enough to be like, we don't want you back.
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And a lot of times it's just people that don't know how to behave.
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Like Chappelle was at the store the other night and some guy kept yelling shit out at him and the crowd started yelling at the guy to shut the fuck up.
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But he just couldn't believe he was talking to Dave Chappelle.
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You know, he's just drunk, and he fucked up, and the people around him were responding, and it started getting shitty.
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You know, but the store never had anybody that, like, you can't do that at the improv.
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They will grab you, and they'll pull you out of there.
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I would say that it's way less necessary today than it's ever been before.
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But the crowds have been amazing at the store lately.
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They also sort of, okay, here's the thing, and this is why Canadian crowds are better too.
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Because if you go into it, and your listeners are good, with an understanding of, here's the etiquette of what it's like to be in a comedy show.
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Then they're just like a base level better crowds.
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Like, oh, I know you're supposed to shut up and laugh.
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You know, if you grow up, like, exclusively around morons, and you've been responding to morons your whole life, then all of a sudden you're drinking, Dave Chappelle's on stage, you're gonna act like a moron.
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Like, as it's coming out of your mouth, you're like, who is this asshole representing the great spirit that is inside me?
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He used to have more problems, like, right after Chappelle's show, they would yell all those catchphrases at him.
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It was at the House of Blues, I think, or something like that, one of those places in Vegas.
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Like, you were saying people kept yelling out, you know, all the different phrases, you know?
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He had, when he came back from Africa or whatever, he had a show at the store.
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And the fire department showed up, and it was like trouble, but they just wanted to sit on the steps and watch.
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They told everybody, you say a word and you're gone.
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And there was a line out the door of people not being able to get in.
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And when Madrigal was on, I think, he had two guys open for Madrigal, some black guy, I forget who, and then he went on.
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Somebody heckled a little bit from the front row, and they just yanked him right out, and then somebody came right in.
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Got a front row seat, because those guys fucked up.
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I get it if you don't like the person who's on stage.
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Listen, I'll sit and watch the show and if someone is not doing well or if you're not into it.
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If it's a one-on-one, that's when you say something.
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If your waiter is being super rude to you or a plumber is being an asshole to you, you'll be like, hey, man, you're being a dick.
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But not if it's ruining everyone else's experience.
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Well, it's just not necessary if other people are enjoying it for you to express your displeasure.
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Imagine leaving Star Wars going, this is a kid's movie!
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And all these kids go, why are you ruining this for me?
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But again, we know that because we're in the business.
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I think for a lot of people, they don't understand.
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And then there's also people that will tell you, hey, you should be able to handle anything.
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You should be able to handle anything they throw at you.
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One of the ways I have to handle this is to make you leave by an off-duty cop who's working the door.
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That's a weird thing when people tell you what you're supposed to be able to do as a comedian.
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Imagine going to a restaurant, throwing a plate onto the floor, and so, well, you know, you guys deal with spills all the time, don't you?
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Somebody literally said when the subject of stealing jokes came up, look, you should be able to write more jokes.
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Like, oh, you have a job with a boss who's, like, abusing you?
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You told me early on when you started like really like, you would be vicious with those hecklers.
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And you were like, they've already shown their assholes.
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Like they're yelling shit out, trying to interrupt.
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And a lot of them, the reason why they're doing it is because they just want attention.
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They just, for whatever reason, they wanted to do an open mic night, they never did it, they got drunk, and here they are, and they feel like, I'm gonna fucking get this Ari Shafir.
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I don't, this guy, he can't handle what I'm coming with him.
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Dude, I had these two gay guys at the stand, and they were mad at me because it was one of those things where drunks will mishear one word, you know, and they'll just be like, I don't like that.
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No, no, I was saying I don't like people who hate black people.
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And they were just being angry and giving me the mean stare all the time, and the stand is so small that you can see everybody.
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And then I was like, but you guys don't like this.
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I said something like, first smile I got out of you.
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And then I just started calling Mr. and Mrs. Poopypants.
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I'm just going to try to show you how mad I am.
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And then she did that thing with like, next joke.
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And then I had to stop like, by the way, crowd, this is not coming out of your time.
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Yeah, it's like, you don't even want to be here.
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Because you can go to, like, the most amazing movie, but if you're sitting next to someone who's going, pfft, yeah.
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He found a way to get that rock pick into the side of the mountain just as he's hanging off of it.
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Grabs a log and drags himself over the top of the cliff.
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Dude, I had this guy in Scotland threaten to sue me.
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Yeah, because I told his wife she was ugly.
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Did you hear what happened in Canada with that?
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The one where the guy cursed out the lesbians and said a bunch of anti-gay things to them?
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Called them dykes, something along those lines.
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And there was a nasty exchange between this guy and this girl.
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The woman sued, and apparently, I believe, won.
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I don't know exactly what the charges were, but everybody was like, whoa.
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Yeah, she got an award of like $10,000 or something like that.
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Well, then it becomes a thing where it's like, you either have to make everyone sign a release before coming to a comedy club, or just saying you're going to kill the art form.
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I don't want to misquote anything, so I want to make sure I say this incorrectly.
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There was this kid who was like, make-a-wish kid, whatever.
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And it was a big, like, on TV. It was like a cult campaign about this kid.
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And the kid said he got made fun of because of it.
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He's going right now to a French-Canadian tribunal.
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I don't know if these are charges, but it's either 80 grand or more.
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But the problem is, then it just makes anything off limits.
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It makes any sort of subject where you have no idea.
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Pirate of ugly words against lesbian patron after appeal falls flat.
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If she's sitting there with her girlfriend, and she didn't do anything, and he starts saying a bunch of lesbian shit to her and being mean to her...
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We've all seen bad comics do things like that or take attempts, you know, try to be funny and it's just offensive.
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And if you paid money to see something like that, No matter what it is, whether it's a black joke, whether it's a joke about Asian people, and you feel abused, and you're just sitting there.
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Where's a line after that, in that way of thinking?
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We can't say, what if it's a joke about being black?
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It's got to be like, you're allowed to say everything, or you're not allowed to say everything.
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Well, it could be like, these are my doctor's bills, my psychologist bills.
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It's a lot, but it's not like those McDonald's settlements.
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Well, for a comic, though, who's interested in a guy working, that's a big hit.
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But what I was going to get at is, did the girl heckle first?
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Like, yeah, you probably shouldn't say mean shit about her.
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I've seen stories about a guy, a comic, going off on somebody.
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So in the court of public opinion, like, they get eviscerated because they went off too hard on somebody.
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But then people at the show were like, no, no, this lady was heckling everyone in the show.
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In May of 2007, I don't need to read her name, and a girlfriend were at a club in Vancouver, a restaurant, Vancouver restaurant with a largely gay clientele, when an open mic night hosted by Mr. Earl kicked off.
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The two women decided to stay, according to the later findings of the Human Rights Tribunal.
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During the show, Mrs. Purdy's girlfriend had, Ms. Purdy's girlfriend had merely I pecked her on the cheek when Mr. Earl told the crowd, don't mind that inconsiderate dyke table over there.
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You know lesbians are always ruining it for everybody.
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All I did was this one, they're probably fully making out and disrupting everyone.
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Why else would you say don't mind that inconsiderate dyke table?
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I would imagine there was probably some chatter.
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But we've all seen that where they don't want to admit that they did that.
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And it's like, no, why would anyone throw you out when you're a customer for doing nothing?
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There's a lot of different kinds of lesbians.
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Educated lesbians that are into the arts, right?
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And then there's like the bull dykey lesbians that are like thicker, bigger boned, right?
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This line prompted Boos from his party's table.
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If you want your money back, fine, get your money back.
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Were they just two really pretty, interesting women, and one of them did kiss her friend on the cheek lightly, and the comic was eating dick on stage, and he started blaming these girls for the fact that he's eating dick on stage.
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So in that scenario, they should get their money back and leave.
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You still can't stop a guy, an artist, from fucking trying something.
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You're never gonna know what the line is unless you cross it.
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So if you don't let a guy even try to get to the line, then you're hurting art in general.
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You're not even lesbians, no guy will fuck you, that's why you're with each other.
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When Kramer did that stuff, it was like, oh yeah, I get it.
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I get the point of like, I just want to hurt you now.
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Here's the thing, looking at it on print here like this, it's so much different.
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First of all, we don't know if that's exactly what he said.
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Is this taking from a recording, or is this from people's memory?
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They call that discrimination, but really discrimination is if they wouldn't let them in.
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This says in the court case they used witness testimony from junk patrons that were there.
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If comics are bad, they will eventually stop being hired.
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But if you're heckling, you're not supposed to do that.
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And when you do do that, you open the door to chaos.
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Also, I've had stuff where it's like, I'm going to take you down one road, and then I'll take you clear in the end.
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If you just be quiet and listen the whole time, you'll see where I'm going with this, and you'll be fine.
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But if you stop me in the middle, it's going to make it seem really bad, what I've said.
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If you get interrupted, you're just going to look bad.
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You can't make someone pay money off doing their art badly.
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He might have fucking gotten other people laughing at him.
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It's so hard, but I think the monetary aspect of it, a monetary judgment, like, come on, $15,000?
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It sounds so crazy that they just come up with a number.
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You have to give money to people if they get mad at you?
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Yeah, can you say shit to people on the street?
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Can you, like, call someone a dick on the street?
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What if it was like, you can't get a better girlfriend because you're too empty inside.
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Like, really want to hurt her in a different way.
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Yeah, he's hurting her by saying that she can't get men to fuck her.
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And again, we're not taking this guy's side because we don't know what happened.
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And then is it up to the rest of the audience to decide how dickish he was?
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Or is it just like, no, I felt hurt, so I get the money.
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You can't stop anyone from doing or saying anything.
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That's why you're allowed to smoke on stage here.
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Because you're like, well, it's part of the art.
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Yeah, I should have smoked four cigarettes the other night in a 20-minute set.
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And once I saw him light up another one, I was like, all right, I'm out.
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In addition to Mr. Earl's $15,000 penalty, the restaurant was also ordered to pay $7,000.
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Since he had a bar trap, he was illegally an employee.
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So, because the comedian had a small bar tab to host the event, the comedian was legally an employee.
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It's an Earl's lawyer walking down the tribunal process.
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It's Greek, and fucking Thor comes down, slams the hammer at the end of the decision.
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So the guy, the comedian, the host of the show, was trying to say that the lady...
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Played a vital and highly dramatic role in utterly disrupting a performance by unpaid volunteers.
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They're just trying to fucking go on and you guys are...
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For that sentence, when he finished that sentence and he hit that period, the judge should have said, it's over.
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Well, I'm on his side just by the way he spells things.
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So, in the judge's words, the comic was not giving a comedy performance when he launched into his tirade of ugly words directly from his party.
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But even if he doesn't land them, it's like if you can see, if you can get an expert to say, oh yeah, here's where he was trying to get a joke, here's where he's trying to get a laugh.
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Well, let's scroll back up to the thing that he said to her because it's fucking clearly a joke.
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And by the way, this is people recanting it.
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If somebody threw a glass of water at me and then threw another one and it was a girl so I couldn't hit her, I'd be like, well, you can't just fucking...
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He says, the couple was passionately kissing in the front and repeatedly interrupting the set with obscenities.
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When Mr. Earl tried to shut up the table with the quip, you're not even lesbians, no guy will fuck you, that's why you're with each other, just thus kissing off the ugly escalation.
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Dude, that's the exact situation, that's happened a billion times that you've seen.
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Well, it's people we were talking about before.
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So this tribunal said, okay, if that happens and you're too harsh, you're going to have to pay money that you can't afford.
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That's an open micer who's paying 15 grand.
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That's how serious they take their politeness up there.
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Well, in this situation, clubs are going to start recording filming sets.
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I mean, this owner would have to protect himself.
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And part of it exists because, like, hey, nobody's recording this.
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This is all just existing right now in a basement of some hole.
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I agree, and I think that's a beautiful aspect of it.
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If you record everything, then you take away like, ugh, hold on.
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But this poor fucking guy, I mean, if this is the landscape he's operating in, the owner of the goddamn club is getting fucked over by an open-miker.
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Why would any club, why would any place have an open-miker at their place?
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But even the ones that are going to become great are terrible when they're at the open mic.
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And they might be one day, 20 years later, your all-time favorite comedian.
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But right now, they're clonking their way through everything and spilling their fucking drink and looking...
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And when you're ad-libbing like that, like where there's people in the audience that are disrupting the show...
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If it's true from his perspective, what he's saying, well, they're interrupting with his job.
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So, now you've engaged in some sort of a verbal warfare with a comedian who has a microphone.
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Because they couldn't see where the comedy would be.
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Well, the fact that she threw drinks at him, that should sort of void out the whole thing.
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I'm saying she was already so disrupted that she had to...
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I don't like talking about these things if I wasn't there.
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But you can see how this could play out exactly like a show you've been.
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So now what you're saying is, hey, open mic places.
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It's going to discourage the clubs from taking a chance and putting on these amateurs who, they don't know these people.
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We had a guy who dropped an N-bomb Maybe 75 times at this place on Sunset.
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Or he just maybe doesn't know how goofy he sounds.
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What if that's what you're going for, is to offend?
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That's the emotion you're trying to get out of an audience.
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And it's like, we're going to legislate and say, that's not one you can get out of them.
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Or what if it's like you think that that's gonna be funny, but it's not?
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Like, Diaz angry is one of the funniest things ever.
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When his fucking face gets red and he starts getting mad, he starts screaming about how, when he was a kid, he's bottled water.
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And when everybody does that, he's fucking beat red in the face.
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But when you have a manufactured anger, and you're trying to be edgy...
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It's offensive if you're not in the moment, for sure.
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Like, when Joey's talking about bottled water, he's in the moment.
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We've all sort of figured this out in our own way.
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But when you're on stage, and you're locked in, right?
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It feels like some kind of a mass hypnosis in a way.
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You can just point at them and they'll all laugh.
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Well, it's that, but it's also like I feel like when I watch...
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Yeah, like when I watched Burr the other day at the store in the main room and then Chappelle the other day in the OR. They're locked in.
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And I was thinking like when they were doing their jokes and I'm laughing, I'm like going along with their thought process.
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And as it's happening to me, I'm recognizing this thing that it's somehow or another, they're thinking for you.
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Like they're thinking for you and you're just on a ride with their thoughts.
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So when someone has some fake rant, and you're like, oh, stop.
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Like, if someone came over your house and went, the problem with the government is programs on TV are programming you.
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You know, if this guy was in your house, you'd be like, will you shut the fuck up?
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But if Diaz is in your house, and he starts talking to you about some shit, Oh, the government has a fucking program.
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I just don't think it should be up to anyone to decide what that line is of right or wrong.
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It was South Carolina, but it was like a year later.
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But I remember people trying to do jokes right then, and people were like, no.
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And so then Jeff did it, and it hit, and still got an oh like a year later.
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But it's like, oh, what I want as an audience member is the day of.
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My favorite example of people saying something isn't funny that was fucking hilarious was Artie Lang.
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Because he said, he goes, I was having sex with this really, I'm paraphrasing, I was having sex with this really hot black girl and I was on top of her and she goes, I can't breathe.
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And I'm like, let's not make this political, honey.
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But people got up and screamed at him, apparently, at the cellar in New York, and they stormed out.
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I mean, this is like a year after the guy attempted suicide, too, by the way, right?
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Yeah, I mean, wasn't it like a year before that?
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So he's just getting back in the stand-up again.
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But it was the heart of that I-can't-breathe time.
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I mean, the only way you would look at it and say you can't make jokes about that is if you feel like it's somehow racist.
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Because if it was any other reason, you could totally make a joke about that.
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Yeah, if you listen to what he's saying in the joke, like, come on.
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A Jonathan Swift essay, because you're like, wait, are you saying we should kill kids?
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It's not making fun of the guy who died and the cops killing him.
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The joke is him with a hot black girl and he's smothering her because he's fat.
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Last week I was having sex with a black girl.
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Right at the end of 2014. So, at the height of the Black Lives Matter.
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I think the Black Lives Matter thing has never been bigger.
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So, I don't think you can say it at the heart of it.
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I think it's kind of eaten itself a little and people going, eh.
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Well, like all activism groups, you're going to get some weird people.
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Well, and there's also one of the guys who worked for him was white.
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But the point is, like, that one was particularly egregious.
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And the problem with that is, that comes from a place of, that guy had to sell loose cigarettes to make a living.
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He's selling loose cigarettes for a fucking dollar a piece.
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That's not a guy who wants to dream of that as a job and a career.
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So it's like, alright, they're poor people, and you're saying, we have regulations where the government's gotta get paid so some guy's able to push you around.
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But it's like, why is he fucking being that violent?
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Cops are not supposed to be revenue collectors.
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It's stupid for the cop to be put in that position where you're making them arrest people because you have a quota.
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We have to figure out a way where these people don't get paid that way.
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The idea that you have to have a certain amount of crime every day in order to keep your position as a cop, that's insane.
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What about a perfect world where we employ a lot of great cops, they become a member of the community, a respected member, because you don't have any fucking crime, so the cop doesn't be a problem anymore.
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Don't do anything here because the sheriff's got to...
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All the people that were police officers would be the coolest fucking people in the world.
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And in the best case scenario, you live in a world where, like we were talking about how little violence there is.
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Imagine if like the douchebag factor got reduced dramatically for whatever way, in whatever way.
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We wouldn't have this fear that people constantly have of getting their home broken into or getting their ass kicked or getting in a fight or getting this or getting that.
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But you can't just fucking choke a guy for cigarettes.
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Yeah, the way they slam people's faces into the pavement when they arrest them.
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Someone decided there's a swath of land, and you've got a mark across it.
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I'm making up an immigrant story, but there's so many people that do so many different things in this world because they're trying to get by.
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And the idea that someone would tackle you and choke you just because you're selling loose cigarettes.
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How about if he's selling stolen cigarettes that he broke into a building and stole?
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Also, they told that, whatever, the head cop there was like, no more chokeholds.
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You have to choke a guy like that in their defense.
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In that situation, if he's defending himself, I'm saying.
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The only time you would have to use a chokehold against a person is if that person is somehow or another trying to hurt you.
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But if they told them to stop using chokeholds, and he used it anyway.
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Well, you have to if you want to take the guy to the ground.
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Yeah, but he said, the head cop was like, guys, no more of these.
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So if I went and choked somebody, and he died, and I could say, well, he just had asthma, what trouble would I be in?
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Because in this situation, that guy was totally passive.
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But what I'm saying is like, if you want to control a guy who's that big, once it's a physical altercation, don't wait until he starts punching you or biting you before you choke him.
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And I'm not condoning it in any way, shape, or form.
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I think it's a terrible, terrible miscarriage of what's ethically right.
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What's ethically right is not that the people with guns that are employed by the state come after you and drag you to the ground because they're not getting their tax money from you, which is all this loose cigarette thing is.
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But what if the store owner did the exact same thing?
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You were saying you, if you did it, you would have to have a reason to do it.
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I mean, it would have to be some sort of an altercation.
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And I came out there like, same reason, like, hey, I don't want you here, I sell cigarettes in here.
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And the guy was like, I'm just trying to do it.
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And then he just ran up behind him, choked him, and then his asthma made him die.
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If you just attacked him, I would say, yeah, man, you just assaulted him for no reason.
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But what if he told you to fuck off and then tried to sucker punch you, and you had to duck under his punch.
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So in this situation, the store owner didn't do shit.
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But it was about a fight, because there had been a fight before.
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Yeah, they showed up geared up because there was an incident, and I think this guy might have even called it in.
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But this dude just happened to be there when it went down.
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Two days ago a cop was charged in this incident.
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It's a woman, so it's not the one that put him in a chokehold.
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I mean, we could- A sergeant, so she might be one of the ones that's in charge of the people that did it, so I'm looking right now.
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That's what happens when you're a leader, right?
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That's again, like the club owner and the open miker.
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Imagine if you're a sergeant and your rookie out there chokes some guy to death and you get in trouble and you get kicked off the force, you lose your cushy job.
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She's charged right now with failure to supervise, an internal charge.
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Damn, they got her with failure to supervise.
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How the fuck is she supposed to supervise like these guys choking this guy on the street?
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I remember passing by these cops talking to each other.
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Anybody who tells me that's not a choke, let me hold your neck like that.
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What qualifications do you have to be able to say what a choke is?
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I even said that as a professional martial arts expert.
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I will choke the fucking life out of you with that.
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If I have your head in between my arms, forget me, okay?
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If Eddie Bravo has your neck and it's trapped in between his arms, you're going to sleep.
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If he's got your neck like they had Eric Gardner, you're going to sleep.
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That guy has his finger tucked under his wrist.
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He doesn't have the proper technique, for sure.
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He's definitely underneath the guy's chin though, but this is just a freeze frame.
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That might have been like a brief millisecond of struggle, you know, where he was pushing down with his left arm and up with his right.
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Because if you look at his right arm, in this position, that right arm is just an underhook.
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The only thing that's pushing pressure on the neck is the left arm, which is under the chin, but there is definitely some space.
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There's definitely some space, because it's not under his chin.
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But I saw an image where they were like on the ground.
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I'd choke you to death with one arm like that, if you let me.
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If you let me get under your chin like that, like, this guy's letting him.
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He's in a position where he can't do anything about it, I should say.
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Even if he didn't die, let's say nothing happened to him.
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So if he's not defending it, it's 100% of that guy's might.
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The left guy, he's in a side choke position, so he's pushing down with his left shoulder as well as pulling up with his left hand.
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And if he puts his left hand on the guy, Eric Gardner's shoulder, he uses that as leverage.
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Luke Rockhold tapped out Michael Bisping with a one-arm guillotine.
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Okay, from the mount position, that's a powerful move.
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I mean, it's not exactly this move here, but it's very similar in regards to how much pressure you can put down with your shoulder and how much you can pull up with your arm.
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Somebody gets you in a bed, like, Marcelo Garcia?
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The perfect choke is, you know, like a Marcelo Garcia rear naked choke, where the technique is just so laser sharp.
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He didn't even have loose cigarettes on him when they arrested him.
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Every time you see me, you want to mess with me.
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Trying to lock somebody up for breaking up a fight.
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Everybody standing here, they told you I didn't do nothing.
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Because every time you see me, you want to harass me, you want to stop me, trying to tell me something.
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And we have a life mediator show up who's like a really cool dude like The Rock.
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Like, I feel like The Rock could have kept that guy alive.
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He'll have some motivational shit, maybe take him to the gym, everybody does some squats.
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Diaz had a guy, Brea, a show, I think we all did, I think it was Brea, where the guy was getting kicked out and they were like, he wouldn't leave, so they were calling the cops, and Diaz was like, you gotta get out of here, they're gonna arrest you, just leave!
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Oh yeah, that video, we made a video of it, remember?
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Because they're gonna rape you, you're small, they're gonna rape you in prison!
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So you don't get raped in prison, you have to go!
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Yeah, I think he got a video of it and then maybe a video of the guy getting arrested later.
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So, one's going on just web, one's going on TV, talked about when he was on MADtv doing a bunch of blow while he was supposed to be working.
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This is the only life where you can talk about things like that.
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Whereas if he was an insurance salesman and he was talking to the people at his sober counseling.
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By the way, new episode is February 23rd on Comedy Central.
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Overall, I like what you're doing with your life.
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Who is a brokester and is just barely getting by.
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Man, if I had fucking money, you know what I'd do, dude?
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But we have meetings, but we have, fuck you, I'm going to Thailand.
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I had to go to Atlanta first to shoot something and then right to Thailand, so I mailed my phone back to my home.
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They sell so much Viagra on the streets of Bangkok.
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And you're like, first of all, this is like Viagra.
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Because they weren't discounted to like a dollar a pill.
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They were like half as much as they would have cost in like a store here.
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You're like, excuse me, we're in a third world country.
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There are children working right now and it's 3 a.m.
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And that guy's six and he's trying to sell me shit.
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Yeah, you don't need a lot of money to get by in Thailand, right?
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Thailand, you can get fucked with a little bit.
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The only thing you gotta worry about a little bit is cops more.
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But yeah, I walked around the streets and shit.
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They just play this fucking flute thing the whole time.
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And they each have a dance of their own sensei.
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They have to do this special dance of their own dojo.
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The whole little dance, because people are like, what the fuck are they talking about?
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They have to do this, they introduce each person, and then as they're both in there, I think they do it together?
01:17:11.000
They just do this act-out dance, where they just sort of kick a knee up, and then do a fake clinch, maybe a spin, kick and stuff, but just by themselves, not at anybody.
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They go all the way down to like one knee where one foot goes way out behind.
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01:17:38.000
You have wraps, but they're not gonna wear gloves.
01:17:40.000
And there's quite a few fights that are taking place where guys are fighting like this now.
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And I'm wondering if it's an impact of MMA being more popular.
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The ones I saw had these thick boxing gloves on.
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And he just fought the other night with those gloves on.
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Like, some of the top Thai guys are doing these fights.
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See, when you watch what he's doing here, when he bends his knee down and picks his foot up, he's stretching his hips.
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He's stretching all the muscles around his upper leg.
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See, all the power in your kick comes from weight, but it comes from your hips.
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A lot of it is the swinging of the hips and the engaging of the hips when you throw kicks.
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So what he's doing is like, it's conducive to warming up that area where you're gonna light someone's legs up.
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So you're walking down the street and you see an alley.
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And maybe a pool table and four makeshift bars around it.
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It almost looks like a lemonade stand at the Rose Bowl swap meet.
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And then if you pick the right guy, you can bet whatever bet you want, and they'll just pay it off.
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It's beautiful, but see, like that, he was doing one-legged squats.
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And when you're doing that, you're just trying to warm up.
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And they're right next to each other, too, and they're about to beat the fuck out of each other.
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These are just back-alley things, and they just get like, you know, 50 people to show up.
01:19:47.000
Well, they're the same way, though, even when they're world champions.
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I've seen world championship fights where the two fighters get, but I've also seen animosity.
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I watched this fight in L.A. where Bukow was fighting this guy, and Bukow, I think his name was Par Promet.
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It's like their name, part of their name is what their gym that they're fighting out of.
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Like a world champion, world class TIE fighter.
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And he fought this dude who was really disrespectful to him.
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So he did this like very violent and aggressive dance towards him.
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It's very different than I'd ever seen before, where he'd like launched arrows at him and shit and like had all this like choreographed, but it was like directed towards this guy.
01:20:45.000
He shot the arrows at him and also fucked him up?
01:20:47.000
Well, he fake shot the arrows during his dance, but when they fought, he fucked the dude up.
01:20:53.000
Well, Bull Cow's on a very high level as a TIE fighter.
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Fighters who are maybe aggressive and athletic, and they hit really hard, and they overestimate their ability, and they just think they're a bad motherfucker.
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They're gonna knock this motherfucker out, too.
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Like, people have this idea in their head, but you get in there with that guy, and you realize, like, oh, okay.
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I can't even hit him, and every time I move, he's killing my legs.
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Every time I come close to him, his knee is getting buried into my ribcage.
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He's elbowing me in the head on the break, and then smiling at me and doing it all over again.
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He's gonna keep doing it, and your body's gonna start breaking down, and that's what happened.
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He just started beating the fuck out of this dude.
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Like, those guys were getting a little aggressive there.
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This is lasting way longer than anything I saw.
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I think Jamie just tricked us into watching some gay porn.
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It's gonna start off, that's why they have the gloves on.
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They're just gonna fist each other with those things.
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And then in Chiang Mai, I probably saw another probably seven, eight fights.
01:22:09.000
What was the fight where you and Duncan were in the crowd at the UFC and you timed it perfectly?
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I don't know who was fighting in this wrestling fight.
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My wife would tell me some shit yesterday.
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Meanwhile, she totally talked for like 10 minutes about it.
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And when the camera came to them, they made out.
01:22:47.000
So we're starting to throw Illuminati signs up.
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We made a big one with my whole forearm and his both.
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And then he goes, at some point Duncan's like, we kept taking it up a notch.
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And at some point he just leans to me and he goes, you know we got a kiss, right?
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And so I'm watching a fight and Duncan's staring at the monitor, the whole time just staring, waiting for it to come on us.
01:23:31.000
He goes, you two are quite the social media stars this morning.
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You know, like, for having a guy who's the president of, like, the Illuminated Eyesights!
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Duncan, the people he thinks, legit think that he's in the Illuminati.
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Because I went to that performance that he did at that guy's funeral.
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It was one of the LaVey's, Anton LaVey's grandson or something like that.
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He performed at one of his birthday parties with a dead grandfather.
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I ran into a bunch of people I knew there, too.
01:24:52.000
Didn't we run into some other comics there, too?
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Yeah, I didn't get to meet him, but I like his music.
01:25:22.000
He was awesome in that Wild and Wonderful Whites of West Virginia.
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He's helping narrate it and talk to the Jesco, the dancing outlaw.
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What a bunch of fucking awesome, strange people.
01:25:45.000
I mean, they're only getting arrested and fucked up.
01:25:52.000
Yeah, like the Duke boys are supposed to be like these heart of gold moonshiners who don't want to fuck their cousin.
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She's cut the legs off her shorts so you could just finger her on a swing.
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She's hacking her shorts like no girl ever before her.
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Why does that super hot girl have almost no shorts in a man's shirt?
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Yeah, you're right, you're right, you're right.
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You can see their fucking junk in their pants.
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So they were moonshiners with a heart of gold that never got any pussy.
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01:27:58.000
It was way more ridiculous than the fact that they were shooting bows and arrows with dynamite at the end of it.
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And they didn't have guns because they did time for fucking running moonshine.
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Yeah, you'd think fucking Boss Hogg would have had a slew of hookers.
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01:28:27.000
She was the only hot girl on the show ever.
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01:28:29.000
Look who fucking Uncle Jesse's sitting next to.
01:28:43.000
Boss Hogg definitely would have had her on the payroll.
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01:28:47.000
She would have been riding right next to him in that Cadillac with the bullhorns in the front of it.
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If I was running the Dukes of Hazzard, I would say, okay, why do we only have one hot chick?
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01:29:44.000
You would turn into porn if you were running it.
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You should have more funny, hot girls in the background.
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01:30:02.000
As soon as you get some fucking heat, now you're like, let's put some more hot women in this sitcom.
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01:30:15.000
It's that close to happening and she shuts you down and makes you feel like an idiot.
01:30:19.000
And maybe they're smuggling a shipment of Jell-O and the two of them have to...
01:30:37.000
Somebody recognized me in an island in Thailand.
01:30:42.000
He takes Muay Thai class there and said Eddie Bravo's got to teach a seminar.
01:30:49.000
Well, what are you, a messenger for Eddie Bravo?
01:30:51.000
Tell that motherfucker to get on Twitter like everybody else.
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He helped me teach me how to get the fucking kick out of my scooter.
01:31:15.000
I'm like, hey, how do you kick this scooter thing out?
01:31:19.000
That would actually be really hot if you had, like, a girl who was like a super hot girl who would carry a message to you taped to her ankle.
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Yeah, you know how, like, maybe, like, you would hire someone to be a clown at a birthday party, or someone to show up at your dance, show up at your office, rather, and do a dance for you on your birthday?
01:31:48.000
Instead of that, you have hot girls show up like ravens with a note.
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Attached to their ankle and they have to put their leg up on your desk and untie the note and give it to you in some weird sort of semi-stripper sort of situation.
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And you read this little scroll that someone had written out like old-timey.
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Can you have a seal, one of those wax seals that you have to stamp like it hasn't been broken?
01:32:31.000
A little wax, a little hot wax never hurt anything.
01:32:43.000
We move into Bel Air and Beverly Hills where all these fuckheads are driving million-dollar cars, and we just start running shit.
01:32:51.000
He's running from a fucking uprising in her country.
01:32:54.000
Let's say each message costs a thousand dollars to deliver a message in Los Angeles.
01:33:04.000
But you gotta make sure the girls don't become hookers.
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01:33:15.000
How long have you been working for this agency?
01:33:17.000
You're so much hotter than all the other girls who ever do this.
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01:33:35.000
Bitch, I wish you would burn my motherfucking clothes!
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01:34:10.000
A girl's like 14. R. Kelly has 40 more chapters of trapped in the closet planned.
01:34:33.000
There's a specific kind of crazy that's famous crazy.
01:34:36.000
Where it's like no one will ever tell you, don't be this crazy.
01:34:42.000
You couldn't pull that off if you're a white guy.
01:34:44.000
You can't wear a clock around your neck and act like it's normal.
01:34:48.000
Black guys can pull off way more extravagance.
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You hide behind the fact that you're a Jew.
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Oh, the fat would be pouring out when they get sliced open.
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01:35:51.000
Okay, what if you were playing with lightsabers, but the lightsabers just shocked you?
01:36:12.000
Oh my god, I might have just invented the perfect sport.
01:36:28.000
Dude, if I was a girl and a rapist came to me and I had a taser, I'd be like, oh, fuck.
01:36:32.000
But if I had a taser lightsaber, I'd be like, you're probably not going to continue with this, right?
01:36:38.000
Yeah, anyone can touch you with something, like a lightsaber.
01:36:43.000
Like, they might be able to, well, depends on who you are, obviously.
01:36:46.000
Like, if you're Steven Seagal, he'll figure it out.
01:37:00.000
Well, anybody who knows fencing, for sure, they would fuck you up.
01:37:03.000
Like, fencers would be the most dangerous people ever.
01:37:06.000
Well, imagine if you had one, and it was small, and you could press a button like you do with a lightsaber, and a rod extends.
01:37:13.000
Because they have those things, like those batons.
01:37:16.000
You press a button, and it becomes a steel baton.
01:37:27.000
So you would press a button and it would just become electrified.
01:37:32.000
Yeah, that totally seems like it would be a real thing.
01:37:36.000
Yeah, they probably have that in development, right?
01:37:49.000
Oh, Superman, Batman's just gonna put kryptonite all over his body.
01:37:54.000
Superman's gonna go and make the world spin backwards so that Batman doesn't get the fucking kryptonite suit, dummy.
01:38:03.000
All he has to do is stay like a hundred feet away from Batman.
01:38:06.000
He could find out when he got the kryptonite and just keep spinning backwards until it was like a month ago.
01:38:09.000
He would just pick up cars and throw them at Batman until he died.
01:38:14.000
Well, he's not trying to kill him because he's all good.
01:38:28.000
Even if he's evil, the other guy's bulletproof.
01:38:40.000
What if you don't even fucking understand comic books?
01:38:42.000
When I did an Instagram post about that, oh my god, people were so mad at me.
01:38:46.000
Why are you taking the Fear Factor guy seriously?
01:38:52.000
I don't know about the subject that you just said I don't know about.
01:38:54.000
I barely, barely know something about comic books.
01:38:59.000
Dude, those previews for Star Wars, all the superhero movies were exactly the same.
01:39:12.000
Other superheroes are like, I'll help pull their powers back.
01:39:26.000
Yeah, because I saw it right after the Machina, what is it?
01:39:35.000
If you haven't seen Ex Machina, it's a movie about artificial intelligence, and it is brilliant.
01:39:55.000
Because the reality of these things, of this artificial intelligence this guy had created, was fucking feasible.
01:40:08.000
And then after that, I went to see The Avengers.
01:40:14.000
It's just like I'm watching the Dukes of Hazzard take place with superheroes.
01:40:24.000
Like, these people, their interactions, their interactions felt real...
01:40:34.000
They're being played by these artificial creatures that they've created that look exactly like people.
01:40:56.000
I have, I think, almost the exact opposite taste in movies as you.
01:41:11.000
Don't tell anybody that I'm blessing Nelly Furtado.
01:41:21.000
When I mentioned Lana Duret and you were like, who was that girl you were talking about before?
01:41:26.000
Dude, I picked up Eddie Bravo once and this girl that he was dating way back in the day and I had Sheryl Crow playing in my truck and she's like, why are you playing this?
01:41:45.000
I go, yeah, it's a CD. I got the CD. She's like, no, you do not listen to this music.
01:41:59.000
Eddie Bravo, bringing these barbarians around.
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01:42:02.000
Yeah, you can't like chick rock, otherwise you're some kind of a pussy.
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01:42:06.000
I used to have my CDs alphabetized, and I would have them separated by chick singers and male singers.
01:42:13.000
Have you ever heard of Grace Potter and the Nocturnals?
01:42:20.000
Well, you know about Alabama Shakes, right?
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01:42:25.000
Well, let's kiss one person's ass at a time.
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01:42:29.000
They're so much bigger, but yeah, it's Grace Potter.
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01:42:40.000
You got some fucking 1980 Morris Code thing in your pocket.
01:42:49.000
If it's in my pocket, I don't even know if people text me.
01:42:52.000
And then five hours later, he's like, where are you?
01:42:59.000
I got to only vibrate when it rings and that's it.
01:43:02.000
I went to a clusterfuck when my phone upgraded and went from text messaging to sending iMessages.
01:43:10.000
And then I turned the iMessage off, but then people were still sending me iMessages.
01:43:14.000
And I was getting them on my computer, but I wasn't getting them on my phone.
01:43:27.000
I don't need to be getting phone calls on my fucking computer.
01:43:30.000
When I put my phone over there, I want to be able to get, like, the voicemails later.
01:43:36.000
I don't want to see it on my computer when I'm working.
01:43:39.000
Now I have to disable this, and I go, why is this set there by default?
01:43:43.000
Why is my phone making my computer ring by default?
01:44:04.000
I think it's going to get better, but I don't think we've developed an etiquette around phones yet.
01:44:11.000
Once you get that four-leg upgrade, girls don't even know why.
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01:44:22.000
I was going to say, what about the Twitter news of the weekend where they might be changing some free speech stuff?
01:44:47.000
But some posts are saying if it's offensive, they'll delete your account, right?
01:45:02.000
Like, and if he gets you riled up, especially if he has a point, and I think he has a point with a lot of things he's picking on, he's not dumb.
01:45:10.000
And so, he's getting people riled up, Like a professional troll, who's also a very bright guy who writes some pretty good articles.
01:45:26.000
He's a conservative, I guess, blogger, I guess you would call him.
01:45:31.000
He's more of a, you know, he writes editorials.
01:45:38.000
And he goes and debates with these feminists and just crushes them with facts.
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01:45:48.000
He's got this weird loophole and he knows what the fuck he's talking about.
01:45:52.000
I mean, I don't agree with him on some things, but he's a very bright guy.
01:45:56.000
So when he finds someone that he can pick on, especially like he's really into picking on feminists and calling them out on their hypocrisy and picking on people that...
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01:46:06.000
He'll go across the board with anybody if he thinks you're being ridiculous.
01:46:24.000
Twitter becomes weird where it's like you have a bunch of followers who follow you.
01:46:27.000
You say something funny on the offensive side instead of on the cute side.
01:46:32.000
You'll get retweets, if it's on the cute side or offensive side.
01:46:34.000
So now the retweets go to people who don't follow you.
01:46:38.000
So then they go like, what the fuck is that supposed to mean?
01:46:44.000
They don't see it's one out of ten tweets in a row about a subject.
01:46:48.000
So then they see, and then they get mad, and they flag it.
01:46:51.000
They're like, I don't know, it's been flagged 7,000 times.
01:47:00.000
You show one, and it's like, oh, you're not even looking at the context!
01:47:10.000
They fucked up, because now you've made him a martyr.
01:47:18.000
Any level of celebrity, which he seems like he is, if he's a known writer, then...
01:47:28.000
You know, like I said, I don't agree with him about a lot of things, but I like what he's doing.
01:47:35.000
What is the difference between what he's doing and what a lot of funny, humorous journalists have done?
01:47:41.000
Well, what about feminists who say something in earnest that I think is offensively wrong anti-free speech?
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01:47:51.000
But I don't mind because it hasn't affected me.
01:47:56.000
I mean, it hasn't affected me on a professional level.
01:48:00.000
You know, anything that I've ever been affected by, like if I've made a mistake, it's clearly been my fault.
01:48:07.000
But I think there's a difference between, like, I think...
01:48:13.000
Tell yourself to make those decisions, not for them to make them for you.
01:48:18.000
Getting back to that guy in Vancouver that had to pay 15 grand, what bothers me about Any interaction between two people, that one person said something rude or who knows what exactly went down, that money starts being a thing that's thrown around.
01:48:36.000
Because then the government gets their piece too, by the way.
01:48:39.000
So they're on the side of like, sure, you should be able to sue.
01:48:42.000
They also get their piece because of their trial.
01:48:48.000
I don't know exactly how it works in Canada, but if it was in the United States...
01:48:52.000
He's out a lot of money in his own lawyer fees.
01:49:00.000
So he has this whole French-Canadian tour he can do.
01:49:15.000
But he's got to pay all his legal fees and try to win this.
01:49:18.000
And he could pay the 80 grand that they're suing him for.
01:49:21.000
But he's like, then it sets such a terrible precedent.
01:49:28.000
Saying, I don't want to lose this for what it means.
01:49:38.000
He said it enough times where there's a winning bit in his act.
01:49:45.000
But you shouldn't be able to take money away from people like that.
01:49:51.000
I mean, you might want to say you don't want to ever go to one of his shows again.
01:49:56.000
I'm not going to Chick-fil-A. The guy supports, you know, anti-gay stuff.
01:50:04.000
You know, I think that's the appropriate way to handle it.
01:50:19.000
He used to be cool, but now it's fucking awful, and he's gone sour.
01:50:23.000
So then it's like, I just won't watch him anymore.
01:50:25.000
But of course, go make whatever you want to make.
01:50:50.000
But, God, it was such terrible acting and no plot and just like, wait, wait, wait, I'll show you some special effects in a little.
01:51:01.000
Me and the girl I was with, eventually, we were like, it was like we both realized we were both wanting to leave for about 25 minutes.
01:51:17.000
I'm not even going to bring up the American side because I'm afraid of what you're going to say.
01:51:33.000
I never got to like him, so now he's having trouble sniping, suddenly it's good again?
01:51:38.000
The subject matter is highly charged and very, very sensitive to people.
01:51:42.000
So, anything that's thought of in disrespect of Chris Kyle, people automatically get up in arms for.
01:51:51.000
They start talking about his book, and I'm like, I don't know.
01:51:55.000
Yeah, I completely understand people's position in respecting him as a guy who kept people safe over there.
01:52:03.000
Okay, but why is he on the phone with his wife in half the movie when he's in battle?
01:52:06.000
What I was going to say is it's just not well done.
01:52:22.000
Watch Ex Machina and watch that movie, and there's a way that it's shot.
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That was like, wow, gripping and fucking exciting.
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And the Chris Kyle story, you know, would have been fucking really fascinating.
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How about tell the truth about Chris Kyle's life?
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Towards the end, where he was involved in that Jesse Ventura thing, which is really kind of crazy, where he's making up a story about a fight with Jesse Ventura that never happened.
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So Jesse Ventura sued him and won, and then after he won, Chris Kyle got killed, and Jesse Ventura got all these death threats because he wanted to continue with the case.
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I think he just jerked off in front of him and shit.
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If he was raping him, I just feel like that would have got out.
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I think he was just doing shit that you shouldn't be able to.
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No, I bet it was weird color parties and maybe stroking them, but not the orgasm.
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I mean, he's got to find time to jerk off unless he's only jerking off in the shower.
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They're over the house all the time, and they're sitting in his lap, and, you know, there's blood there, sensitive tissue.
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Look how they're playing video games with their asses in the air.
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We were talking about somebody else before that.
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He saved American citizens that were over there fighting in the war against other people that were fighting against American citizens.
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Draw your conclusion about who's right or who's wrong.
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And he was trying to protect his friends, right?
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So whether or not you think that he should be on this team or that team or this team's bad and that team's good, put all that aside.
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Whether or not you think they should come back, whether or not you think they should ever have been there in the first place, he definitely helped.
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But if this movie is about a French sniper or about a sniper in a world that doesn't exist, you wouldn't like the movie.
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The longest shot he ever took was like 2,000 yards.
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And then he heard so-and-so, Mustafa, was getting shots that long.
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He's like, it's possible I've shot that, but that's the longest I've ever shot.
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And then when he shoots him at the end, it's twice as far as the longest shot he's ever heard of.
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You just see a blur, and he goes, I know it's him.
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How do you know you made the twice as long as any shot that's ever been recorded without being able to see it?
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You know, people look at a target that's 200 yards away.
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You look at a spotting scope to see where you're hitting on the target.
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Because it's not that good to see how the scope...
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A rifle fucking scope from 200 yards, which is nothing.
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Is it also a factor of you're telling a real person's story with as little variation from the truth as possible over an acceptable period of time, a two-hour movie or whatever it is?
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But it would have been incredibly difficult to do, even if they did a great job of it.
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He looked like you could tell when he was doing lines.
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He had a rubber baby, and I knew the baby was rubber.
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But he's moving the rubber baby with his finger.
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You're shoving it into your wrist at the same time.
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With the fucking hanky still sticking out a little bit.
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I mean, even the beginning when he finds his girlfriend in the bed with another guy and throws her out and they're having that talk and he's drinking a beer.
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He's behaving in this incredible, exemplary way like a hero.
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He's a perfect hero, and we can't believe he's gone.
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He's not a real guy drunk having a fight with his girl.
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And he stands up, and they're like, you just tell the directors in the background, feel it more.
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Well, it's the problem whenever you try to dramatize anything.
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You know that movie, Foxcatcher, is a clusterfuck of lies.
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Do you know that movie that's based on Mark Schultz and David Schultz?
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They were very famous American Olympic champion wrestlers.
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And there's this crazy guy named John DuPont and John DuPont had a lot of money It's like the DuPont name and he was a crazy man and he wanted to wrestle So he hired all these guys and built this incredible world-class training facility and paid them and these guys were struggling wrestlers They went down there and one of the guys Dave wound up getting murdered by DuPont and it was this crazy story and Steve Carell played him in the movie But the movie although it was a good movie The reality was way off.
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They changed the timeline of the UFC. They had the UFC existing way before it did.
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I'm less concerned with that than if it's a movie.
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You know, I'm less concerned with that than if, like in Narcos, I'm like, yeah, some of this is based on truth, some of this is just like, they didn't know the relationship between this guy and this girl.
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Yeah, but they didn't have to fake the, that's like historic data.
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Somebody thinks they're smarter than everyone who's going to know the truth, which is the dumbest thing to think.
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You should never think, if you're going to talk about a subject like the UFC, which to a person like you, I know you're a fan, and definitely People know when it starts.
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It's offensive as fuck when you try to pretend it started at a different date.
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Then, when you watch him watch on television, watch Big Daddy Goodrich fight, but then when he fights in the movie, he fights some white Russian guy.
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And I remember watching it going, Jesus Christ, this is what happens when you get elite Olympic gold medalist, world champion wrestlers.
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I was thinking to myself, who the fuck is going to keep that guy off of him?
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That guy could have been a world champion, for sure.
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But he predated the UFC? No, he was in the UFC. He fought Big Daddy Goodrich in the UFC. But there was no money back then.
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And he had a gig with, he was teaching wrestling at a college.
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Because there was no money in the UFC back then.
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In the movie, they had him fighting in some unknown organization.
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It wasn't the UFC. And the guy was a white Russian guy who was fighting.
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Because what the UFC means right now is this massive thing.
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So they go, well, viewers, if they saw this, they'd be like, yeah, UFC, that's really big.
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How could you give up UFC? Where you're like, no, no, you need to be in the place back then of this was just a rogue thing.
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Like when they have cursing in Deadwood, it's like, yeah, they didn't have that then, but you're not going to understand the cursing they actually had.
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And so it wouldn't hit as hard as it hit back then.
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So they had to change the reality to make it the feeling of the reality.
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Could you imagine if you were doing a comedy show in the Wild West and someone tried to heckle you?
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What kind of fucking damage you could do to that guy?
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You're angry, and it's not even a real person we're talking about.
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And then he brings you in front of the tribunal and you have to give up three pieces of gold.
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That's a problem if you don't know how to spend your money.
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But if you don't have this ancient fucking phone, you have to be plugged into your laptop with some sort of Ethernet cable, don't you?
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You got some 1970s laptop, too, don't you, you fuck?
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You know, like if you were trying to sync your phone up to it or something.
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You'd plug your phone in by USB. Or if you want to save something on a drive.
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Maybe it can't handle the power draw because it's so thin.
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Like it only exists like as something that you can store things in the cloud.
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Do you still accept bless you even though you're not religious anymore?
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I love that misappropriation of words they're using.
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I think they, uh, you need to be able to control what people say.
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I love when people, like, shit on some sort of stand-up and they go, oh, what is that all you can talk about?
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That's one little sentence in this whole bit that's part of a whole special.
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Yeah, but if I'm going to make fun of it, that's what I'm going to say.
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Me and Red Band went to see Up, and we were so happy, and Rogan and Segura were like, you fucked up, should have seen Drag Me to Hell, and I finally saw it.
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I'm like, this movie couldn't even make up its mind, whether it's a comedy or horror.
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You weren't high enough, and you didn't go see it with me.
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You saw what won Best Comedy last night, the Golden Globes?
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It's a comedy or musical category and I don't know how it gets...
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That's so offensive to both comedy and musical.
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Oh, because he kept it light-hearted sometimes?
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We've already established, right here, between you and I, the shit I love, that you hate.
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I walked out of there going, yes, they fucking did it.
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They upgraded the original movie and made it fit in today and they did it with great acting and a great storyline.
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I didn't hate it, but I thought it was like a B. Okay, let's pick.
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Tell me some other movies that you've seen recently.
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There was none of those points where I'm like, this wouldn't exist in that world they set up.
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In Star Wars, the world they set up, it's like...
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Why does she suddenly have Jedi powers with no training?
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There's probably a bunch of scenes that were on the cutting room floor that explain her powers.
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And then it's like, well, no, she was the chosen one.
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Who had to study for a month with a fucking Yoda to get any of his powers?
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And they have that if you don't get it as a kid, you're never going to get it.
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Well, there's a thing called morphic resonance.
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And they think that as people learn things, it becomes easier for other people to learn things.
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She beat up someone who's been studying with the head guy.
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She had a guy who's been studying under the main Gracie.
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And I think I can beat this guy who's been studying under the main Gracie.
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BJ Penn won the world championships three years in.
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You don't realize that she was using the force, but she was probably using it all along.
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See, at that point, it was the same as the other movie when it came out, episode one, where everyone's like, me too.
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This is way better than those, but it was not as good as people were remembering.
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Were you in a theater where they clapped when they saw the Millennium Falcon?
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Oh, I hope they do the other thing that they've already done in episode four.
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When Han Solo showed up, my heart filled with joy.
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That was great with Chewie and, like, we're home.
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What if people, like, fast-forwarded and they get to the part where we say Han Solo got killed?
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Dude, there is a guy that I saw a picture of, and somebody's...
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You know those things you can put in the back of your truck?
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You have a chance right then to get on it, or you're done.
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It had already been spoiled for me, but I still enjoyed the fuck out of it.
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When he walked out on the platforms, like, what are you doing?
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Okay, why don't you shoot your stupid fucking son?
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Worst case scenario, you're one of the coolest guys of all time, loved by millions, and your son just turned out to be evil, went to the dark side.
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Oh, by the way, you had a son with Princess Leia.
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Super heroic swashbuckler with a giant Bigfoot by his side, and the hot...
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Princess, and they get together and fuck, and they make an evil baby that winds up killing daddy.
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How much did it make you laugh when that guy finally took off his Adam Driver, finally took off his helmet, and you're like, what?
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There's a beautiful Semitic man behind that mask?
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He's gorgeous, and there's no way those are his parents.
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When he pulls off his helmet, you're like, ooh, who's this evil guy?
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You have a beautiful head of hair as soon as you pull it off.
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Do you know how much you'd be sweating in that stupid thing where you're all killing people?
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Listen, if that guy acts like a dick to girls and just bangs them and never calls them back, it's not his fault.
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Driver, can you make your lips more pouty before we do this take?
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I do like the theories of, like, there'd be stormtroopers who'd be like, wait, I'm not feeling this.
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It's like, we keep checks on them all the time.
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This one, I don't know how this one got through.
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Isn't it interesting that the first stormtrooper we see without a helmet's a black guy?
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But, like, they didn't concentrate on stormtroopers.
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Did we see any other stormtroopers without helmets?
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The first one they paid attention to is a black guy.
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I think Star Wars is a case where you can make the argument that even though they might have gone towards diversity, they nailed it.
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The woman's a perfect fucking superhero, and the man who's a stormtrooper is a great actor too.
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There was no part of me that was like, this doesn't seem like the right race, or this doesn't seem like the right gender.
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Honestly hoping that the fighter pilot and the stormtrooper had a gay affair because it seemed like they were they were really close.
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It was a lot like when that movie, what is the cowboy movie when they go gay?
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It's almost like when those two hadn't seen each other for a while.
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And they just got together and they just dove into each other's arms and went after it.
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Yeah, I mean they lived through life and death out there with laser beams and shit, people shooting at them, they survived, they crash-landed together.
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They say that when people form relationships after traumatic events, like if you met someone during 9-11, And like you grabbed her, come with me!
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And you grabbed her hand and you ran and you guys both barely got out of the building and the building collapsed and you got in a car and got away together and then she's crying and she stays in your apartment and you end up falling in love.
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Your fucking relationship will be super intense because it's always going to be connected to this one really powerful event.
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Christy Brinkley apparently had a situation like that where she was in a helicopter crash with this dude and then wound up marrying the dude and then it fucking fell apart and got crazy.
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The bond that you have, because you sort of imprint on this moment.
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Like, you ever go somewhere where, like, you had a really bad time and you're around that area, and even if it's ten years later, you're like, ooh.
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I have emotional connections with clubs where I bombed.
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Like, if I went by some places in Boston, I'd be like, ooh, I remember eating dick up there.
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It's a restaurant now, you're like, I can't eat here.
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People can develop some serious emotional connections to areas.
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They had that Tom Cruise movie that was actually good that nobody saw.
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I think everyone had already given up on him from the last one.
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Like, well, if that If that was happening, this would happen.
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But he had that girl that he kept trying to fall in love with, and he figured out, oh, if we get to this stage in yesterday, we will fall in love.
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And let's just stay here and stay in love as long as possible.
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Yeah, they were weird, sort of mechanical, transforming alien things.
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They were awesome, because they were so creative.
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I'd never seen anything that I'd go, oh, that's like this.
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Yeah, they drop them like cannonballs, and as soon as they hit the ground, they're just like these squids.
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Yeah, like maybe the coolest aliens in a movie ever.
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And then these people are shooting at them, and it's like, oh, you guys are done.
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Maybe pull a video up so you can see what that scene was like, because it's cool to see the...
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This is an amazing artist who used to do Conan the Barbarian.
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Before we go to this, pull up Frank Frazetta Conan.
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Go with the one right next to it, to the left of that.
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With a girl, a naked woman at his feet, and he's standing on top of it.
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Jesus yes blood and bones and meat and he's got a hot girl doesn't give a fuck She's lying on the blood while he's got a sword and I just want to hold on to your He's covered in scars, too.
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He's got scars over his face all over his arms That was what got me into Conan these images by Frank Frazetta because they created this Superman this Sumerian Barbarian.
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That's the only reason why to fight with a sword, son.
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It's like pushing forward on her abdominal wall.
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That guy was just shooting lows in her and killing people.
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Look, that was back before they even knew what six-packs were and he had a six-pack.
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They were bigger than any bodybuilder at the time.
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Well, when Conan was played by Arnold Schwarzenegger, everybody, like, that's what everybody recognizes, you know?
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But the character in the Frazetta drawings was much more...
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It was a book, a series of books, by a guy named Robert E. Howard.
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And Robert E. Howard is this really fascinating guy.
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They did a movie about him, and the dude from one of those cop shows.
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Amazing actor from Full Metal Jacket who played the guy who shot himself.
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He plays Robert E. Howard in a biography on Robert E. Howard's life in a movie.
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But Robert E. Howard was supposed to be this, like, really strange guy who lived with his mom.
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And he shot himself, I think, when he was, like, 36. Yeah.
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He had, you know, some serious mental issues for sure.
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And so he had imagined this Superman, this Ubermunch, who was destroying people back in this fictitious world that he created that supposedly was a long time ago, but who knows?
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Countries that never existed and they were doing battle and there's witchcraft and demons and monsters and then there was this barbarian usurper, this king, who became a king by killing everything in his path.
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And so Robert E. Howard sort of created this guy who's the antithesis of what he was.
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He was this frail guy who lived with his mom, he's a pussy, and he wrote with this longing about this guy who just This lust for adventure.
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You know, he always was ready to die but never did.
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Probably now, if I read them, I'd be like, what am I reading?
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It wasn't like, he put his hard cock in her cunt.
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It was more about cleaving heads and the gore, him being covered with gore and bits of sinew cover the glistening blade as he slices through the attacker's You know and then they realized like how they fucked up and tried to do battle with Conan and Everybody died everybody died by Conan,
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but it was just this For a 12 year old kid or whatever the fuck I was when I guess I was probably like that age when I got into it.
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It was like You know cuz you're a boy like first of all, no one's gonna let you see that You're like a 12-year-old boy.
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Today, if you watched a recent Barbarian movie, there was...
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Yeah, well, the really built, handsome guy that dies early.
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He's just a really nice, really friendly guy who you want to hate him because he's a little too beautiful.
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But he was my favorite all-time Conan because that's what Conan is supposed to be built like.
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Like, that would be, like, what Conan would be built like.
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Yeah, you'd have a chance to win, like, every one of your hand-to-hand combat battles.
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Yeah, he wouldn't be built like Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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If you look at the Frazetta drawings, like, go to, like, the Frazetta one with the sword again.
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The real Conan's like a little more built than him, but that's probably because homeboy's on the natch.
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You know, Jason Momoa, that's actually what he's really built like.
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Whereas Schwarzenegger was filled with 32 pounds of Mexican supplements at any given time.
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You know, when he played Conan, I mean, nobody's built like that.
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When he was Conan, I mean, he had the most ridiculous fucking body.
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He was, like, number one in the world in my body, right?
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Like, you see, you can kind of tell the difference between that one and the other one that you just...
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And by the way, that's small, like, right there.
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Like, that guy's built, like, Tyron Woodley or something like that.
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That must have been in one of the later movies.
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So I think he went from being the bigger bodybuilder to slowly get smaller.
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It looks so weird to see him with that fucking chest and the sword and a backwards baseball cap on.
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It could be like a hillbilly with a sword who's really yoked.
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Because even when he slimmed down, he was still massive.
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But if you go back to his bodybuilding days when he was Mr. Olympia, holy shit.
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He, in my opinion, out of all like the bodybuilder styles, like there's a bunch of different styles.
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Well, that guy is, um, the guy on the left is, um, the fuck's his name?
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2002. So that's just a comparison to the two of them?
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1975 or 2000. See, if you lift it up, go back up again.
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But if you go back to that image, the one, yeah, look at the difference in the legs.
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See, Arnold's seem ridiculously muscular as well, but real.
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Why would you wear clothes if you're built like that?
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Just walk around those little grape smugglers all day.
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When you're looking at these athletes, should I call them athletes?
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I think they're a little bit different than an athlete.
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The way their muscles get tired and they can't...
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Well, yeah, they're in a state of massive dehydration there.
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When guys get that dehydrated like that, they can't hang on for very long.
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A lot of those guys, when they do that, they're fucking exhausted while they're doing it.
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It's just crazy what people do to their bodies.
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Even then, you look at that, which is big, giant, but the guys are so much bigger today.
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Well, there's a lot of those guys that did have a future.
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But he's just that crazy, ambitious motherfucker, you know?
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They tell him, you can't come to America and be a bodybuilder.
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What, you're the biggest movie star in the world?
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I think if they didn't have law against it, a law against it, because he was born in another country, he could be president.
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I mean, she's not like crazy about it, but there's something about Jesus' teachings that's really starting to appeal to Arnold as he gets older in life.
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And then boom, connects with that Republican base.
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It's a lot of, not a lot of evidence that there was a real guy, right?
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Isn't that the one that tells you if you come, you're jerking off?
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I think they did have historical evidence for him.
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It's like, okay, before the internet, you remember those videos of that sensei who's like, try to rush me and just with one finger who drives people back?
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They were just, dude, I heard this guy can knock off any attacker with one finger.
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And I don't have TV either, so I don't know what's real.
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The idea of Jesus coming back from the dead, right?
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That was probably one of the biggest ones he did.
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They're like, oh, look, his body's not in here.
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Couldn't be that hyenas ate his body or anything, right?
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Why don't you leave a body out in bare country?
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And someone saw him go up into heaven, full body.
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And that's where the Dome of the Rock is, where he went up to heaven.
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Yeah, if you had a Canadian tribunal to discover whether or not Jesus ever came back to life, I just think if you came back to life, you should probably stick around and talk to people.
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Removing anything we know is not true from that.
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From what you know of, let's say- That's a guy who got strung up for saying he was a messiah, which he wasn't the only one at the time saying he was a messiah.
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He got strung up for it, and he died, and then the followers had to keep hope alive.
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If it was a real person, then it's like, yeah, he got killed, like a lot of people.
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It's so hard to recount the truth in an accurate way from things you've actually experienced.
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But imagine those stories of whoever he was, counted down And retold by people that barely remember the original version.
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They added their own bullshit to it like people do.
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They added their own happy ending or sad ending or consequences of said action.
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You know, and Jesus said, if you do not cover from your eyes to your ankles, you shall be stoned to death.
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Who knows what the original message was and who the fuck it was that came up with it?
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It might have been just some really cool dude who wanted everybody to get along.
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And so they decided to kill this fucker because he's talking shit.
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Imagine if the Romans came to town, they got their swords, ready to kick some ass, and this fucking hippie is over here talking some stupid shit.
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Okay, we're just going to nail you to this cross like we do thousands of other fucking people.
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There's a story in History on Fire that Daniele Bolelli talks about, where the Romans, they put miles and miles of crucified bodies on this road.
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So why would they give a shit about doing this to one other dude?
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So if you were in the town and there's this one cool guy who wants everybody to get along, you're like, man, I'm glad Jesus is here.
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We need to appreciate our surroundings and love each other like brothers and sisters.
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And you look over the head, you see dust and horses, just thousands of them coming forth.
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And this dude's gonna step up and try to talk to these people.
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Chop his fucking dick off and stuff it up his nose.
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They're not like, they were just like, this is how it would be.
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How does that fucking arrow not get a pass through?
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Listen, man, I ruin three or four arrows a week.
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And sometimes when I'm practicing with new- It's Georgia.
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Do you ever hit a rock on purpose to see if it'll ricochet?
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But my point being, this guy has the same goddamn arrows.
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You're not going to pull them out and they're going to be perfect.
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First of all, you have field points, and that's bullshit anyway.
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You're just going to put a little pinhole in it.
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That's all you need, just get through the brain.
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He shoots him in the head, you know, and it just sticks right in there magically and he pulls it right out.
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Their bodies don't still work and process stuff.
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You would be way better off with a regular bow and arrow.
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Because a regular bow and arrow, like you can make your own bow and arrow that'd be better than that stupid fucking crossbow.
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You want something you can just load up like that and keep shooting.
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People just like it because it looks like Chewbacca's gun in Star Wars.
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Like, you think, oh, that's even better than a bow and arrow.
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You don't want to learn how to shoot a bow and arrow.
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They should have somebody walking dead with an actual bow and arrow.
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I mean, it's not a bad weapon if you want to kill something.
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Like, if you want to use it, like, if you're in a deer blind and you're trying to kill a deer, and you want to show someone how to do it with a crossbow, it's a great weapon for that.
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Have you seen Sebastian's bit about bow and arrow?
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But I mean, most people don't actually have a bow and arrow, so if anyone would like this bit, it would be you.
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He's one of those guys where everybody likes him.
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I've never heard anybody doesn't like Sebastian.
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He came in and did a podcast, and he was fucking hilarious.
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Yeah, he's another guy that has, like, a very specific style.
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When he does crowd work, he lifts everybody up.
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Instead of that shirt's gross, he goes, that shirt's amazing.
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He takes the opposite end of it and just gets the funny out of just being positive.
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Which is exactly the exact opposite of what I used to love about watching Dice in the OR. Just hurting people?
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Late night, there'd be a guy, he'd go, look at you.
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The last piece of pussy you saw is the last piece of pussy you're ever gonna see.
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You're gonna fall in love with the hooker.
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You're gonna wanna bring her into your life and save her.
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Like, it's a character that's doing this mean act on people.
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Yeah, it's when you act like yourself on stage, people feel way more like, how dare you?
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But when it's a complete character or a movie where it's like, this is all definitely not true, so it's okay.
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And just the way he dealt with live performance and getting the world's best costumers.
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And then he was just like, here's what I'm kind of doing now.
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I forgive them for arguably the most confusing sexually, at least, to a young man.
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But him and Mick Jagger, I was like, what is this message?
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Are you guys platonic friends who just start dancing for For some strange reason?
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Or it seems like you're flirting with each other.
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Said she found David Bowie in bed with Mick Jagger.
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That's where, when you're a guy like David Bowie or Mick Jagger, it becomes really problematic being married to some normal person.
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So what if they want to get together and figure out whether or not they're gay?
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And David was like, oh yeah, I fuck all sorts of stuff.
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And meanwhile, this woman that Mick Jagger supposedly had some sort of a contract with, where they're not supposed to have sex with other people, she got all upset, and she fucking puts them on blast all over the world.
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That's not like Bob, you know, the guy who fixes bikes down at the bike shop, and Tim, who's the UPS driver, who has friendly conversations with Bob, and catching them fucking in the men's room.
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It's going to affect the people that sell tickets.
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There's a lot of jobs attached to these two people, and you're just being rude just because you're a petty cunt.
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Can you imagine if you and I did a music video when we were doing this?
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You and Duncan couldn't kiss each other for more than two seconds for a hilarious thing at a pay-per-view event.
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My biggest regret is that is pulling away and laughing.
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Because it seems like they're both in different climates.
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Like David Bowie seems like he's in a rainy London sort of climate, but Mick Jagger's in the Keys.
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He's like listening to Jimmy Buffett music or some shit with his blue pants.
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Or fortunate, depending on what you're really into.
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So he had this Ziggy Stardust character, and he was all coked up.
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They had these Coke spoons as part of the exhibit.
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So in his Coke rage, whatever he was in, he goes, there's this famous thing.
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He goes, not only has you guys been a wonderful audience, and not only is this the last Ziggy Stardust show of the tour, But it is also, and the band has no idea what he's talking about, what he's gonna say, because this is also the last Ziggy Stardust show of all time.
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Yeah, and then he went and started just being David Bowie.
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But he had this character that was huge, and they're like, what are you doing?
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He goes, fuck this, I'm an artist, I'm developing.
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I'm not gonna get stuck with that moneymaker forever.
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Well, he had some fucking really amazing songs, man.
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But his live performance, they showed him on the Top of the Pops, just like androgynous shit on like a late night talk show.
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Not a late night talk show, just like a mainstream thing, and they're just like almost half kissing this guy.
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And people are like, wait, what the fuck was that?
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You know, his style was, it was just, it was very specific, you know.
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And it wasn't like, okay, when Michael Jackson died, everyone's a Michael Jackson fan.
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But he wasn't still making music and stuff, you know?
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So it was like, oh, it's too bad he passed, but it was either then or 30 years later.
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He still has stuff that's being planned for radio releases in the next few months.
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Sean Penn, I've completely changed my opinion about him.
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When he did that Chris Rock thing, I was very critical of him.
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I was like, because Chris Rock made a joke, and he's doing his monologue, and he made a joke about Jude Law.
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And Sean Penn comes out and goes, well, the reason why Jude Law works is the reason why I'm like, come on, man.
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But that fucking guy went to Mexico, to the jungle, to meet El Chapo and interview him and write about it for Rolling Stone.
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He has no reason to want to do this, and he decides to do it.
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People are criticizing him in this really bizarre way.
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First of all, they said, one of these guys said, I read this tweet about it where he's saying, I wonder how Sean Penn feels about real journalists being killed.
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Because the narcos have killed journalists that report on them.
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You don't think they would think it would be funny to kill Sean Penn?
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If somehow or another Sean Penn had irritated El Chapo and El Chapo decided to have him killed...
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I heard he was hiding out in Justin Martindale's asshole.
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I don't think Justin Martindale's asshole is that little.
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No, I'm saying that's the series of tunnels he dug out of.
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He went to Afghanistan during the beginning of the war, too, right?
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But what he did with El Chapo was he got in touch with some Mexican actress who knows El Chapo.
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She's probably got El Chapo's El Chapo in Santa Fe, you know what I say?
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And El Chapo arranged a meeting and they had like specific conditions.
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Like he had to read the story before it's published, which they've never granted before with Rolling Stone.
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And they agreed to it because it's just like such a crazy coup.
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Not only that, it's Sean Penn is interviewing him.
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Is Sean Penn responsible for the fact that El Chapo has killed other people?
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You don't want to see a conversation between Sean Penn and this killer guy.
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What is this catty shit, like, real journalists?
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Like, he's not gonna keep people alive by not going there.
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And in fact, they believe that the paper trail, or the electronic trail, Of them setting this up is probably what led to them capturing El Chapo in the first place.
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And they caught him like right as this story is coming out.
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It's almost like fucking Rolling Stone set up El Chapo to make their story sell even better, Jamie.
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I don't know why you would say that, because I don't think the world works that way.
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The United States is going to give Mexico a bunch of gasoline or something.
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So we get to pull them out of his country of jurisdiction, because they can't keep that fucker locked up.
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I've completely changed my opinion on Sean Penn.
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It might be added to why would Rolling Stone release it now?
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Do you think he can get in trouble for doing this at all?
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Look, man, he just got a story with one of the biggest drug dealers, or apparently the biggest drug dealer, if he's to be believed, ever.
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Other than the CIA. That's ever lived, allegedly.
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I mean, of course you can get in trouble for that.
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Like, anybody that says that what Sean Penn did didn't take any courage is crazy.
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He had a conversation with a known gangster of incredible reputation.
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He's a known gangster of incredible reputation.
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That's like one of the ballsiest moves that a person can do as a journalist.
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I heard that it's obviously a conspiracy thing, but I heard that the Mexican government might have let El Chapo out to get the cartels and gangs under control because once they arrested him, there was a vacuum.
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Now that he was out, he got everything wrapped up.
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Now they've pulled him back in, which is why he's been arrested again.
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I think somebody paid a shitload of money to have somebody dig a tunnel, and I don't think they do a good job of watching their prison.
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Or probably there's probably some people in on it that probably got paid too.
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That's why they want to keep him here in the good old U.S. way.
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We're going to take him down to Quantico, put him down in that fucking place we got there in the bottom of the Denver airport.
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But you still say it's wrong for him to go like, he's one of our finest actors.
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And he was just trying to stand up for a guy that he has a deep respect for.
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To be who he is, to be able to do Harvey Milk, and to also be able to do the Fast Times at Ridgemont and the Irish Mob Guy.
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Have you ever seen a movie where he plays it where it seems like he's just phoning it in?
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Like moments you saw American Sniper and you're like, this is not real.
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The Bradley Cooper scene where the girlfriend was banging another guy and it just seems all fake.
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He would figure out how to make it more real or he wouldn't be doing it.
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Is definitely to be respected like there's a few guys like that that have that Daniel Day-Lewis you know him Russell Crowe there's like there's a few people that have this ability to like transform into like Mariel Hemingway oh yeah Russell Crowe puts out some stuff although he's always pretty good Faye Dunaway Faye Dunaway like from the beginning man you ever watch that's the original stoner that's the original rendition of a stoner the original like everyone else is doing an impression of that now I'm so wasted Remember when he beats the sneaker against his
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You know, who's that broad that's in all the Coen Brothers movies?
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Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, with the accent.
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Yeah, if I go to see a movie and I'm like, oh, that's that guy.
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But she's so goddamn good, you don't care who she is.
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You know, it's way harder to do when you don't know who the person is.
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Like, in Ex Machina, I didn't know who any of these fucking people were.
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But if one of those people had been Tom Cruise, and the other one was Nicole Kidman, it'd be like, come on.
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That's why it's hard to see whenever your friends book anything and you're watching a movie and you see Diaz or anybody you know or Maz Jobrani.
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I get a little worried about certain things to keep track of.
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Traveling all over the world is real fun as shit.
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We were in Montreal, Switzerland for some comedy festival.
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And we were like, let's go to two new countries every year.
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I mean, one of the things I'd like to do in another country is see what it's like to do comedy there.
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That was a lot more Thai people were there than in China.
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China was all expats, maybe one Chinese person.
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But like Thailand, they speak some English.
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They do it for not just expats, but for locals.
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By the way, if you have an American Express issue, you're talking to someone in India.
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Because they don't think Americans are handled- My name is Fred.
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You know, Eddie Bravo had a real problem with those people at one point in time.
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And, you know, Eddie Bravo is a real trickster.
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Like, Eddie must have ordered, like, a prescription medication and used his cell phone as the phone number.
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You know, like, when you get a prescription, like, what number do you leave?
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Early 2000s, and somehow or another that got sold as a list.
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They'll find out, like, oh, this guy buys prescription drugs, or this guy has solar panels in his house.
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So he started getting all these phone calls from pharmacies, and there were these people that barely spoke English, and they're trying to sell him prescription drugs.
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Because this was during the day where there was a kind of a Wild West period, where you'd buy all your drugs from Canada and overseas, and they would ship them.
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And so you could get things without a prescription, like really heavy stuff without a prescription.
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And so Eddie would keep these people on the phone forever.
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He would have these conversations with them and pretend that some noise is going on in the background and he would talk to them and say, what do you have that I can use?
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And then he would go and put the phone down for like five minutes and go take a leak.
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He would get something to drink and then come back to it and then start talking to them about what different drugs.
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Do you have anything to get your dick hard?
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And he would have these crazy conversations with these people.
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And he loves playing tricks like that on people.
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Especially, like, he felt he had the green light.
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So he was dragging it on forever, and he would go to give them an address to send it to her, a credit card number, but then he would have some ridiculous excuse he had to put the phone down.
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He'd put the phone down for like 10 minutes, and then go back to it and pick it up again.
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Hold the phone down and fucking scream and yell.
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And then, you know, say he was about to get raped and he'd call the police.
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He would do it for like, I'm telling you, man, he did a bunch of them.
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Dude, he would get excited when the phone would ring.
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It's supposed to be like, you're not supposed to call my cell phone ever.
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I think it only came from when people didn't have unlimited phone calls.
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So then it was like, hey, you're using up people's fucking time and money.
02:56:02.000
That's actually a good argument to keep it the way it is.
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Yeah, because if it's free, if you get all the minutes in the world all the time, then people are free to contact you for no reason.
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As soon as we had fax machines, within how long?
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Remember when you would call someone and the fax machine would answer?
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I walked in for a little bit, saw the cell phone bit.
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They're like, you fucker, you're running from here, stealing all the money.
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So I don't want to waste that time on the material.
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I'm like, I'm going to run it 25 times in the UK. That would make it stronger.
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Yeah, we'll definitely adapt you to that environment, too.
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You know, you get a groove, like what audiences are like in different countries, and you're there for a few days, especially.
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I like, you know, getting it to everybody and seeing if it works everywhere.
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You know how guys in one town, they'll develop a style that's suitable to one town.
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I have this bit about apartment brokers in New York, and it's like, it doesn't.
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But anyway, every two weeks I'm going to be doing my storyteller show at the Belly Room.
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The 19th is the next one, and then whatever, it's two weeks after that.
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But I've got Irvine, I'm doing my hour, but I'll be in Denver.
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In Denver with Steve Simone on the 28th, 29th, 30th, 31st.
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