E454 Mark Normand
Episode Stats
Length
1 hour and 48 minutes
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195.75607
Hate Speech Sentences
130
Summary
In this episode of Ignorant Honkies in the Morning, we have special guest Mark Norman on the show to talk about his new Netflix special, Soup to Nuts. We also talk about the return of the Rat Tour and some of our favorite stories from the road.
Transcript
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We have some new tour dates, and these are some new ones.
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August 4th and 5th at the Cannon Center for the Performing Arts.
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We will come back, and you'll have another opportunity.
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If your city is sold out, just keep an eye out.
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We also have some tickets left for Windsor, Ontario on August 18th.
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Get your tickets through Theovan.com slash T-O-U-R.
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And thank you so much for coming out and supporting the Return of the Rat Tour.
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Today's guest has a new special coming out on Netflix.
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He has two of his own podcasts called We Might Be Drunk and Tuesdays with Stories.
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And the governor said that they had to cancel the show on Friday.
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I think, dude, it would be awesome if you could actually rub on an, on a
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If you could rub on an Indian person and they had to do something for you.
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They also have to face Mecca when they piss or something.
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Welcome to ignorant honkies in the morning, dude.
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Bro, we just got through like some bad, I feel like you're like a battered spouse.
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It was the last night of the Fully Loaded Tour.
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Drinking, I did some shrooms, I'm gay, we did it up.
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If you don't end gay at the end, then you're out.
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If you're on drugs and you go gay, I think you're good.
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That cocaine gets a little gay at the bottom of the bag.
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Oh, the last two balls of an eight ball are on another dude, usually.
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I saw, I don't know if it was Bert or you, someone put up a video of you guys waking people up
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and just showing them where you were at on the bus when you got up in the morning.
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Well, the bus gets crazy because you drink all night on the bus because you're just sitting
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there and then I had one last year was me, Shane Gillis, Joey Diaz, Big J, and Bert.
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It was like a sleep apnea convention and Joey's like, that's how he sleeps with a feather
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Dude, his CPAP machine one time I saw had a bowl of weed built in it.
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No, I've never been able to sell 15,000 tickets.
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But it's such an event and there's catering and beer trucks and slip inside.
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There's all these events and activities and it's incredible.
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Like you look out in this audience like, oh, we are in a comedy boom.
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Why do you think it's at such a like a wild time where people want to come out and I have
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a couple theories and then I want to talk to you if you like it this way or if you liked
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it more when it was a niche art form in a basement.
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But I think comedy is huge right now because A, the internet, you can just, before you had a Comedy Central
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and an HBO hour, that was it really, or some albums.
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So it's just so much and we got used to it and HR is up everybody's ass.
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So when you come out there and start queefing, it feels good.
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So they, yeah, these people haven't heard a good queef.
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I used to go dark at shows and I'd be like, Jesus Christ.
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I think, yeah, there's sometimes people just coming to get something off of their chest.
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Because he's been thinking about that, but he can't say that at the FedEx plant he works at.
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I think it was kind of like, he kind of, it was like halfway fist in the air.
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Yeah, it's like a little, yeah, like a mixed power.
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It's kind of true because it's like, that's white power, this is black power.
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So if you just raise your hand and ask her, like, if you're just a mixed guy, you're just
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I mean, I was just like, wow, this is unbelievable.
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What's it like getting to be, because I always am just by myself usually, you know, I'll
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have like Ari Maness, I'll have like Laura Peake.
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But it's not like getting out there with such a group.
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Does it get competitive when there's that many folks on the lineup?
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A little bit, and then you just want to kill, and you don't want to be the one to fuck
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But it's also nice to hang with comics, because, you know, we're getting more successful.
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So you just start potting, and then you do your tour, and then you sit in your apartment
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I've got Santino over here, and, you know, Dave Attell over there, and it's just fun,
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And you guys do a lot of events on Burt's tour, it seemed like.
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A couple of, it was a couple of kind of, like, I don't want to say, a couple thicker guys
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eating, you know, like, I don't think they were sharing one.
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Is that, is that, what is that, the PB&J thing?
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Ralphie used to live, like, less than a mile from here.
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I got to say, your new special, I'm going to think he's all just to tell you.
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It made me, like, I mean, you're just, I think you're one of the best joke writers that there
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So even if you hate your date that you're watching it with, there's more humor coming.
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Like, you don't have to lean over and even check in with him or her.
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You know, you're like, I can, this guy has me from the beginning to the end.
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I worked hard on it, and I can't have silence, so I got to keep putting punchlines in.
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Some of these comics go out there, they're sitting on a stool, they're cool as a cucumber.
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Or I pan, and I think I'm kind of a boring guy.
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Like, I feel like when I go on stage, everybody's like, all right, we can pee now.
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So I feel like I'm boring them, so I got to really machine gun it.
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Yeah, you wonder sometimes why I got, like, why, well, first of all, the silence thing
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It's like, if there was silence, I always am like, okay, how long am I safe in this silence?
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There's the, shit, I'm freaking out silence, and then there's that, like, let me hold you
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guys in the palm of my hand silence, and then hit you with a big tension breaker.
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My parents, they do a thing where they don't respond to you.
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You know, like, my mom will be like, so, what'd you do yesterday?
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Terrorists came on the plane, and they put guns on the pilot's head, and I beat one of them
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up, and they're like, well, it's unseasonably hot, huh?
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Like, does it come from, like, when we were kids?
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Like, why is it that some of us, some of us work with the silence better?
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He'll have a couple cigarettes while things are quiet.
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You know, some, like, Anthony Jezelnik knows that, I mean, he's a master of silence.
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He's a fuck, he's like a, like, Hans Zimmer of silence, you know?
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But why do, yeah, why is it, yeah, if things got silent, like, I even notice it if I'm,
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And it's like, I can't stand to not know how somebody is feeling.
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That's what's so great about comedy, you say a thing, they laugh, you say a thing, you laugh,
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there's a back and forth, but some people give you nothing.
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You ever have an Uber driver, and he's trying to chat with you, so you're like, all right,
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I'll chat, and then you start talking, and he gives you nothing back.
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That's my superpower, is I can say something and have no one respond, like at a party.
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You're just talking, and people just kind of just peel off?
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Yeah, I think I say weird shit, you know, especially around normal people, like non-comedians.
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You know, you're like, what's up with the black people not being able to swim?
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And they're like, all right, we gotta get out of here, the meter's running, or whatever.
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And I'm not trying to, you know, say crazy shit, I'm just saying what I think.
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Like, oh, yeah, I think saying something, I would say things like around, my big thing was if I was around like a buddy and their family and stuff, I would spill an insane secret about my buddy in front of his parents.
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In order to create any sort of environment that didn't, that I could watch.
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And not have to be like the person that had the major, like, um, like didn't have like a real partnership in that exchange.
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And you get to watch, and now they're going, no, mom, that's not true.
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And she's like, well, you told me this, and now you're eating popcorn.
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I have two friends, mutual friends who are fighting, and I'm in the middle.
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I love being in the middle of two friends fighting because they both keep coming to me.
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But I get to be the good guy, help both friends, and they hate each other.
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Then the other guy's like, I know, he's the worst.
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He'll put something in your drink, for Christ's sake.
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Bring up the look back on Ari's face just now, even looking at this.
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But this is the perfect look of a face of somebody who's like, hey, look at this.
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I'm about to show you the fucking uncomfort between these other two people.
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You know, you said you like to throw it at the mom and your friend.
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And I get it to a point, because we're all nervous about people not liking us or whatever.
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So if you just go in all the way and give them a reason not to like you, instead of just
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Negotiations cratered over AI, streaming revenue sharing, pay hikes, and more.
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It's a weird choice that she's the head of this.
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Well, the funny thing was a lot of people didn't know, right?
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Because you get the things in the mailbox that's like, vote for this person, you know?
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You know, I vote for like the wildest person to put in there.
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They had a little person that was on like a soap opera.
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And he was always getting attacked by cats, you know, on there.
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I saw a little person fighting two cats one time at a...
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I was going down there to like a beach event or something.
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And there's a little person, I mean, battling two cats in like a carport.
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And I'm like, I don't even know whose side I'm on.
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And a lot of people don't believe in little people.
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You know, they're like, this is, you know, we got to stop this.
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You know, there's all types of kind of unique theories out there.
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And then I told a story about it on stage for a while.
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You know, we're all friends with Brad Williams and...
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I don't know sometimes when I shake a hand of a little person, I don't know if I should
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You know, because you want to give them like a hug like you do everybody else, a little
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Like, coming down more to their height makes them upset or something.
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He should sniff a little boy just to even it out.
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Especially gay rights people should be like, hey, sniff a boy.
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I'd love to see him huff on a couple darker children.
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I'd love to see him catch a little bit of dander off of a...
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Some type of a pet or even a Middle Eastern child.
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You know, get a hit of something that's really going to fucking...
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You know, oh, you catch a little bit of cardamom off of a Bangladeshi kid?
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And he's out here riding these white kids the easy prey, too.
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I feel like the media just pretends like he's okay.
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If it's a white shooter, Fox News won't really cover it.
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But if it's a black shooter, CNN won't cover it.
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I think it's another reason why people want to go and see speakers.
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I mean, not only comedians are selling out or having a lot of big crowds,
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Well, I have a theory that things are so wishy-washy,
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But so when some guy comes out in a suit, like an autistic Lex Friedman,
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Yeah, some people said he was selling Cutco and shit just went awry.
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I read that somewhere that somebody said he was just selling Cutco and things went awry.
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Dude, did you see, speaking of that, did you see the kid that,
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Yeah, he lost his head and they put his head back on.
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You ever see the old, it's not a video, but a kid was born with a giant dong and they
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Yeah, so he had this huge football-shaped dong and his dad said, this is, you got to get rid
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I always had a lower, I had an adult penis when I was a child.
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So it was very, I don't want to say it was challenging, you know, nobody likes to say
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It's like, you know, it's not like a ball and chain, but it's definitely like, you have
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Whoa, so like, you'd have a diaper with like a, just a mushroom head coming out the side.
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Yeah, I mean, I remember they'd have to get like the fat, like the, they had a different
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name for them, but like kind of the fatty kid diapers, and they had to, I remember having
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to sleep on my back or have like even like a little pillow put up against, my mother said.
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Sometimes they would take a roll of my dad's socks and put it up next to my body while
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Because they didn't want it to like pull my spine over a different direction or something.
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Yeah, it was, you know, when that song Swing Low, Sweet Cherry, it comes on a bucket.
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I mean, I feel like she really kind of, I feel like she, you definitely feel what she's saying.
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They got millions and they can't give the writers some.
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Well, I think a lot of it goes back to just the history of people not getting residuals.
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You know, it's like all those years of people on shows and you hear that they don't have, they didn't make any money from, you know, like you hear that a lot about the cast from like Saved by the Bell and stuff like that.
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And they didn't, it just wasn't part of their deals.
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So I think a lot of the, you have that old energy that's built up.
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The problem is on Twitter, you have so many people that come out against her and are like, oh, here's a millionaire, you know, trying to say what the regular person wants.
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And it's like, but still somebody has to, somebody has to speak up, you know.
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And I think they'll be fine, but that sucks to be a writer and just like, ah, we're not going to, we're not going to pay you.
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Well, also because a lot of the writers, they work on spec, you know, they do a project first and bring it forward.
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So I think when you partner in the fact they're doing all of that work.
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And then, which some of those things never lead anywhere.
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How many friends do we have that have probably written five scripts?
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I know, you actually have to sign a thing when you turn in a packet that says, hey, this is not yours anymore.
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You send it to us and you're like, that's my best sketch.
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Let me shoot it if you're not going to hire me.
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You don't know once you send that packet off what happens.
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And then now you have all these, yeah, you have a lot of actors and I guess they're, they're worried about AI, which makes sense.
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I, people send me jokes that they put an AI in my voice.
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But I think maybe that's also one of the reasons why people want to come see something that's real.
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I want to, I'm sick of talking to a robot when I need my plane ticket fixed.
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I'm sick of not being able to say anything at work.
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Everything is like, like goes into like, um, like what the rules of civility are and stuff at work.
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And I want to be able to come out and fucking, you know, hear somebody possibly drop an N-bomb.
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So you're at work or you're in the shower going unhoused.
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So then you go see the, you go to the chuckle hut and you see the guy talk about unhoused.
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I'm like, Mark's so prolific that he's just got to get this out.
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I can sit on an hour for a while and just keep honing.
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I think jokes are better when they marinate over a long period of time.
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You know, I think Louie fucked that up with the hour a year thing.
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You got Jay Leno going, I'm doing the something about Reagan, you know?
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So that fucked everybody up and it kind of made it this weird, the new standard.
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Yeah, but I think people just, I think you're right.
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All we're doing is talking, having a conversation, which we used to do all the time.
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Yeah, like when do you, yeah, some of the biggest conversations now are when you hear people
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talking with like some lost kid that came with a ring doorbell cam.
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Yeah, ring doorbell, ruin the Jehovah Witness, by the way.
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But yeah, like even this weekend, you know when you're hanging out with a guy you kind
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You know him, but you're not like hanging out every day.
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Everything in my body is going, ah, get out of here.
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But we don't want to get over that because comfort, everything is so comfortable now.
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Like, it's like when you're on a diet and they come down the aisle at a plane with the
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cookies or something or a snack or whatever, you know, do you want a little cookie?
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All you have to do is if you just get past that thing of no, I'm going to stick to whatever
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Yeah, because there's so, yeah, we've become this like immediate fix.
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One millisecond of discomfort, you're like, ah, Instagram.
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It's hard to get back to normal once you're addicted like that.
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Dude, you ever look up from your phone and you don't even know kind of where you're,
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there's like a half a second where you're like, where am I?
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I'm like, I just wrote to 10 people and I've changed states twice.
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We're just having a conversation, which was, people crave it.
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But I think it's just generations and years and years of like DNA, of hanging out, talking
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in a circle in the woods or in a castle or whatever the hell.
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Dude, imagine meeting somebody just like on a road way back.
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Like, I was out in Utah recently and I was like, dude, it is desolate out here.
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Like, I couldn't imagine having been like a pioneer, you know?
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You still want to play with them and wake them up in the morning.
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You know, even though God's not going to wake them up one of these days, you know?
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And I hate to say that, but it's like every, you know, and we even went to like little
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graveyards and some of the, half of the graves were like four years old, seven years old.
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But I think it's, I think about that all the time.
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Those old guys who would get on a wagon and then like half their family would die before
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And I wonder if you met somebody back then, like all the things you'd have to, like,
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if you met somebody on the trail, you had to kind of really decipher, like, is this
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You had to, you were really keen on like body language.
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And like every second of a conversation had a lot of like value to it.
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You had to know if at, if you could share a campfire, because if at night they were
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You see those fuckers pull up on a horse with the feathers and the face paint.
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I couldn't, I don't think I could have done it, but I think the value of a conversation
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back then, it was like, it was like, that's where you got all your news from to some guy
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I mean, it was paper, but he didn't have like a extra, extra, read all about it, you
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He just had to go, hey, you know, whatever the hell is the president now?
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And you're like, oh shit, I didn't even know that.
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How a conversation has like changed over the years.
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And yeah, now it's like, we're like this little museum for conversations.
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Like, sometimes I think like all human things will just be in a museum.
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Like one day, like aliens will take their children to like, see like a smile.
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This was something that people's, if they had joy, their face would turn up at the
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I was thinking about this the other day while high.
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If an animal shows you his teeth, you're in trouble.
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He's like, but if we show teeth, it's like, hey, you're good.
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Dude, those thoughts of when you're high, dude, I remember writing that, like some of
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the jokes I'd write, then you read them the next day and you're like, this is garbage.
00:38:12.380
Your last special, how did you feel like it helped?
00:38:14.300
Because we talked about that, I think, last time you were here.
00:38:20.100
I just put it on YouTube and suck it up, take the loss.
00:38:26.300
And then this, this is a, I kicked it up a notch.
00:38:31.560
I don't know if you saw the whole thing, but I got some stuff I'm nervous about, like some
00:38:38.900
No, I'm probably about 30, maybe 30 minutes in.
00:38:44.720
I think anybody only watches so much usually, but I'll watch the second half.
00:38:48.200
I was thinking maybe if I get a date or something, I'll sit and watch it.
00:38:58.900
Do you feel like it's gotten, how do you feel like success has helped your personality or
00:39:04.900
helped you like, do you feel sometimes like, you know, because I know as comics, like
00:39:14.360
I mean, it's why that thing, like we can't have things be quiet sometimes because the
00:39:23.280
You know, I've always thought that I liked to, I liked, I know when I was young to make
00:39:28.300
people laugh because I knew if they were laughing that they couldn't hate me at the same time.
00:39:35.020
And yeah, I can imagine most comedians probably do.
00:39:37.640
So I wonder if some of that starts to dissipate as we get more success, do you think?
00:39:43.200
I thought it would, but I think it's in the wiring.
00:39:48.800
You can get a little better, but at the core, you're still the same dweeb.
00:39:56.140
You almost think you're going to get some Netflix special and you'll feel better.
00:40:00.120
But you still, that's like I always say, people are like, I'm going to Hawaii, I got to take
00:40:04.000
And I'm like, but you're still going to have your head in Hawaii.
00:40:06.820
You're going to be on the beach going, what's up with the black people not swimming?
00:40:14.220
What's up with shark's teeth when I show my teeth?
00:40:26.800
Is it, does it feel like you got to party on those Burt tours?
00:40:31.220
Because sometimes I want to go, but I just, sometimes I feel like since I'm not the guy
00:40:34.620
that can party that I'm like, kind of like, I don't want to be like, people think I'm
00:40:39.180
like the fucking dad or like the closeted uncle or anything.
00:40:44.280
Well, we're, we all know you're closeted, but you know, you got to have the, uh, the
00:40:50.000
We're all introverts deep down and there's only so much time you can be cracking jokes,
00:40:55.940
So you got to have your downtime or you're going to fucking, you're going to Greg Giraldo.
00:41:06.620
Both of you guys have specials coming out this week.
00:41:17.080
Do you think though that at some point there's value into not putting out a special and like,
00:41:22.780
Has notoriously, he's had some of this, like the same material for a long time.
00:41:26.780
And he makes up and he has new stuff and, and look, I've done a lot of the same stuff over
00:41:34.620
but there's some, every time I see Bobby, I, I, I, I, he's so funny, unbelievable, but
00:41:42.960
Cause you can't show your dick a different way.
00:41:53.440
It's so, um, yeah, it's like, can you, but that was the kind of the cool thing back in the
00:42:05.280
Is it still like, if you don't put stuff out, then people have to come see you.
00:42:10.300
But my, my thing is a lot of it gets online somehow where you put a clip up and so they
00:42:15.540
go, I'd love to see this guy, but I want to see new shit.
00:42:19.620
Like Jay Leno or whoever, these old guys could just do that, that same act forever and they
00:42:37.100
And he was, I think, probably 80 something, maybe 90.
00:42:44.240
He looks like that lady off of, um, Ozarks a little.
00:42:55.720
I mean, he looks like he took a strong hit off some poppy and never came back.
00:43:01.360
He looks like the guy in the movie who's just seeing the ghost and he freezes and turns old.
00:43:18.060
Do you like, cause I like to love where I'm at.
00:43:22.700
Not saying I'm famous, but like, I would never want to be that famous.
00:43:26.360
Not like you, but like some of these guys, like Burt Kreischer is so huge.
00:43:33.620
I just feel like that's when people start looking at you with a microscope.
00:43:37.500
Well, I think you definitely, your anonymity starts to get lost.
00:43:40.480
I mean, what happened with me was a lot of people took all my stuff and put it on, made
00:43:50.800
It was like, um, I mean, there's things people come up and ask me about, tell me, and they're
00:44:00.360
Um, so that I think kind of took things to a different level.
00:44:04.000
It's definitely been kind of, uh, like it's kind of a, I don't want to say that it's a
00:44:08.980
bummer, but one of the tougher things about getting popularity is you spend a lot of your
00:44:19.140
Like when I get off the plane today, I go and kind of stand like in a space away from
00:44:25.720
Um, you know, just like little things like that where you're just monitoring, um, how
00:44:34.020
I don't know if that sounds egotistical though.
00:44:40.120
And you've, and you've had that you've, and you've already met a lot of people for the
00:44:42.980
So sometimes it's like, I'll be like, if I've already met 20 people today, I can't,
00:44:51.560
You know, I have to take care of myself and make sure I'm fed and whatever.
00:44:58.860
And part of you would like to, there's that part of you that's desperate for people
00:45:02.920
It's a, it's a catch 28, you know, you want them to like you.
00:45:05.500
Then when they do, you're like, all right, but now you got to give me space.
00:45:08.700
So we are kind of dicks in that way, but let me just say this.
00:45:12.360
You ever meet Theo out in the wild, say hello, great stuff.
00:45:18.500
Cause the worst part is that awkward shit where they're like, now what?
00:45:22.400
And you're like, nah, we got, I don't know you though.
00:45:26.860
I don't know your mom or your, where you live or whatever.
00:45:38.520
And one of my friends told me one time, he said, be good and be gone.
00:45:46.180
My friend, Will Kirby said that he's a board certified dermatologist.
00:45:52.900
The guy, he's probably 50, looks like he's 44, but SPF'd to the gills, dude.
00:46:13.680
And I always thought that that was pretty interesting.
00:46:15.620
Because yeah, you don't want to get stuck in a space with anybody.
00:46:20.760
You know, especially anything you're kind of like approaching new.
00:46:24.500
If you get stuck in that extra space where you don't have much prepared or you don't know
00:46:29.020
what you're going to do, then that's kind of, you know, it's not the best.
00:46:35.260
But it's just, yeah, you want to be good and be gone.
00:46:37.640
I'm putting yourself, because you feel better then too.
00:46:42.540
The best is like a guy on a bike who just goes like, gang gang.
00:46:50.760
And then he stands up and looks back and says it.
00:46:53.020
But then he has assless chaps on and you're like, whoa.
00:47:10.060
I mean, and I think sometimes it's just what your own day is like.
00:47:12.860
I'll tell people now, like, hey, man, I'm just having a tough day.
00:47:15.760
Or, you know, I'll just be honest about what's going on.
00:47:21.180
You know, what if you just start unloading your shit?
00:47:30.820
I think one of the things, though, too, is like, on my podcast,
00:47:36.540
we talk a lot about there's a lot of, like, people that struggle with stuff.
00:47:40.860
So sometimes it's like I can tell, like, if somebody's struggling sometimes,
00:47:45.960
And, like, some stuff you want to share, you want to hear what people have going on.
00:47:49.680
But then some people have just seen clips, and they're just like, you know,
00:47:56.400
So sometimes if it's like a podcast fan who's into your pod,
00:47:59.160
then that can be a little bit different, you know?
00:48:01.420
That's a little different, yeah, because they know we're weird.
00:48:03.420
Right, and they're probably weird, too, because that's the thing.
00:48:07.060
It's like, dude, we are probably the same type of weird because we, you know,
00:48:13.700
like a lot of the people, it's like, oh, I probably would have a conversation with them
00:48:19.260
But you ever get the guy, like, I read my DMs because I'm a psycho,
00:48:22.260
and I'll get the guy like, hey, I see you're coming to Nashville.
00:48:27.320
If you want to come by, I'll massage you, and I'll cook.
00:48:36.940
Yeah, yeah, and we have a family graveyard in the back,
00:49:05.840
But see, that's kind of what's fun about being a guy,
00:49:08.740
is like, if that was a woman, like, I'm going to suck your pussy,
00:49:26.560
Yeah, they're like, let me come drop this split on you.
00:49:32.780
I mean, I'm married now, but those were the fun days,
00:49:34.740
and I would always write back, hey, be good and be gone.
00:49:50.620
they even had, like, a sunrise and sun, there was like.
00:50:05.900
She just came, we just got together in the lobby of the hotel
00:50:14.320
There was something kind of, like, old school and romantic about it, you know?
00:50:43.540
Yeah, you can go into the bathroom by yourself at least twice
00:50:52.680
You're like, oh, how come people are talking to me?
00:51:00.520
and we're just meeting people that were showing up.
00:51:05.740
They'd taken a bunch of shrooms to come to the show.
00:51:09.160
And you could see their faces were all kind of shiny.
00:51:53.840
I don't think any of it seems like he is saying it for some.
00:52:02.260
Those are his beliefs because nobody's fucking believed him.
00:52:10.980
Yeah, they're definitely calling him names from the past.
00:52:20.560
Yeah, they're calling him stuff from the past, bro.
00:52:25.500
Yeah, the internet and the paper are very mean.
00:52:28.480
Like, he's just an old man who's ripped trying to do his thing,
00:52:33.080
Yeah, and I've known him just, he's always been a stand-up dude.
00:52:35.780
He's somebody that I would go to for suggestion.
00:52:42.380
It's crazy to, like, know a person and then be like,
00:52:56.960
Yeah, and he's, yeah, he's ripped without the heroin.
00:53:02.020
which to me in my book, that scores a few points.
00:53:07.100
But the fact that he's speaking that nobody believes,
00:53:16.680
You know he doesn't have any lobbyists in his pocket.
00:53:20.620
Every politician is kind of a puppet, you know,
00:53:24.840
And he has his own things, and he had a great line.
00:53:27.500
Somebody goes, you know, Trump actually likes you.
00:53:34.040
And he's like, I know, but we've got to stop fighting.
00:53:35.720
We've got to stop having this left and right shit.
00:54:10.280
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And I feel like that people are going to judge me for it.
00:55:21.560
Or, like, I would never judge any of my friends
00:55:24.120
if they associated with anybody, I don't think, you know?
00:55:44.780
It literally took so long to take that picture.
00:55:52.940
had, like, bacon grease or something on it, I think.
00:55:59.720
Well, the grease, it was, kept taking the hit of the grease,
00:56:03.140
it wasn't, like, saying, okay, I'll accept that button.
00:56:09.140
Uh, but, how cool, I was on the bus with Bert watching this,
00:56:12.920
and I was like, there's Gillis, there's David Spade,
00:56:25.640
he's probably, probably my best friend in Hollywood these days,
00:56:31.280
that you'd be hanging out with that little twink?
00:56:40.980
I thought that they had left this kid at the Grand Canyon.
00:56:46.900
I remember really believing that when I was a child,
00:57:15.980
That'll probably make it a little more serious.
00:57:44.640
you had to think of something real in the bathroom
00:57:50.440
Oh, I remember trying to squeeze my butt cheeks,
00:57:56.680
I remember squeezing as hard as I fucking could.
00:58:17.700
I'll draw a picture of some vulva right now for you,
00:58:32.360
and I didn't know it was because I had so much anxiety around women,
00:58:35.840
I just thought there was something wrong with me.
01:00:39.580
don't turn a lady down in the throes of passion.
01:00:51.040
sometimes I feel like I should go back through my 20s
01:00:58.840
Bring them and their current husband up on stage.
01:01:03.960
I hooked up with some comedy club waitress 10 years ago.
01:02:20.640
or else it'll just keep galloping into a bad place.
01:03:04.740
how much are you in love with this girl you've been seeing,
01:03:09.120
and so that is nice to be able to have a nibbleable amount.
01:03:36.260
I heard those old folks' homes are just orgies.
01:04:13.240
It's like that AIDS guy who jacked up the prize,
01:06:30.620
it was just because it was still so in my head.
01:07:05.140
I think we don't even know the powers of our brain.
01:07:07.940
And I think the direction we're headed as a society,
01:09:03.780
you remember when Elon Musk sent a convertible into space?
01:09:12.320
there's still that famous episode where Owen Benjamin couldn't,
01:09:34.720
that's the scariest part about some of the drugs is that you're not going to get back to normal.
01:09:40.320
It's that Alice in Wonderland shit where you're like,
01:09:57.340
but then here's one thing that I noticed after a while,
01:10:00.240
a certain type of weed would make me be able to,
01:10:07.960
it like trumped whatever little part of my brain was and I could do boners.
01:10:27.860
And then you're in relationships and I couldn't have sex with my girlfriend.
01:10:37.360
a growing number of doctors are prescribing THC for everything from erectile dysfunction to difficulty orgasming.
01:10:45.800
that cannabis can enhance the sexual experiences of women.
01:10:48.640
Now I've also noticed it'll make your wife feel like a new woman you've never met.
01:10:59.900
But a recent survey of medical cannabis users conducted by HelloMD,
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Platform found that men and women had seen a boost in their sex life.
01:11:37.640
So it's basically indica's kind of mellow and the other one will kind of give you an energy,
01:11:43.600
then I've been doing it all along for a long time.
01:12:01.260
we're going to maybe have some rug rats do the whole thing.
01:12:11.600
So I think we're going to just try to shoot loads.
01:12:50.160
you're hanging out with a girl and you say some offensive joke.
01:13:15.900
then I don't know if I ever would have done any of it.
01:13:54.900
To give our client some leniency and probably some ambulance chaser fraud.
01:14:37.900
No one knows what the hell we're talking about except for like three people.
01:14:42.560
everybody has their local like attorneys or grocery stores.
01:14:50.200
Louisiana had theirs and those were some of the biggest ones around the area.
01:14:54.420
and you know what's fun is when you do the road and you just flip through the hotel TV
01:15:12.360
it's another thing that we've lost by everything just being so like,
01:15:15.980
like when Sirius bought out all the radio stations,
01:15:24.420
there's not as many like little things that bring,
01:15:27.720
that bring people together like in a common space,
01:15:43.220
there's that famous racist furniture ad that goes on,
01:16:45.240
It's like a big moment and people out there with their kids and like,
01:16:55.640
Every year it's like a new place that never existed the year before.
01:17:01.320
And then one day that's all I hear about is every white person's going,
01:17:12.740
It seems like a lot of people just like a lot of,
01:17:16.600
companies just flying chicks down there and banging them.
01:17:26.500
A cruise line has apologized to over 1,000 of his passengers after one of its
01:17:29.820
ships arrived at the port in the middle of a whale hunt where dozens of the
01:17:48.080
incredibly disappointed that this hunt occurred at the time that our ship was
01:17:58.820
As has been whaling still occurs in the Faroe Islands today.
01:18:04.520
They've eaten pilot whale meat and blubber since they first settled the
01:18:07.600
So it's just part of their tradition there today.
01:18:11.100
the whale drive is a community activity open to all.
01:18:15.200
it's funny how progressive people love brown people and immigrants,
01:18:20.060
but they couldn't agree less with progressive people.
01:18:27.440
like these old school tribe people or whatever you want to call them.
01:18:38.900
but then the native inhabitants do stuff like this,
01:18:40.700
which is something that progressive people would be totally against.
01:18:55.000
I used to think about how like they would sell like,
01:19:02.940
but then they have countries literally where kids are bathed in mud and
01:19:17.900
And it's all these hot moms with little dogs and they're,
01:19:22.440
And they go into a spa all day and get massaged and the Kiwi on the eye
01:19:36.580
Have you seen that guy Vic blends that rolls up and cuts people's hair?
01:20:52.560
Wouldn't it be great if there was a foot massager that did what Vic blends does?
01:20:59.820
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but you don't really get to see tits out in a while,
01:21:59.660
It must be nice to live in just in a smorgasbord.
01:22:09.480
You got to take your shoes off and come to my house.
01:22:35.400
I don't want a man pushing around in my feet and feeling me like that.
01:23:26.560
I don't know if there's anybody funnier than him.
01:23:35.580
and I'm not trying to like humble brag or anything.
01:23:55.420
I used to watch him on Comedy Central when I was in college.
01:25:27.600
He's my number one podcast guest that I want to have.
01:25:38.380
I always thought he should have done comedians and cars with coffee.
01:26:00.260
two hands probably to put that bag on his back?
01:26:08.480
and he was throwing the money out into the audience.
01:26:54.480
or did he just come out of the gate in that suit?
01:26:58.920
I couldn't even imagine Cat Williams at like his going to do his first comedy set.
01:27:05.640
a lot of black guys are just built that black people have some just built in funny.
01:27:09.020
Black people have so much fun joking and making fun of me.
01:27:13.600
it's always like the kids around the middle school table.
01:27:19.960
That energy keeps forever in the black community,
01:27:26.920
And they say funny shit like you got a head like a box cutter.
01:27:46.560
I was hoping that box cutter thing wouldn't catch on.
01:27:52.060
That's one nice thing about growing up in Louisiana.
01:28:27.260
cause you had to find some way to communicate with black.
01:28:35.140
like you would walk up and the record would scratch.
01:28:41.640
you think that tension will ever go away in the world?
01:28:52.340
which is very exhausting because as a modern day person,
01:29:04.040
600 years ago or something and work for the coast guard or whatever.
01:29:12.200
but it was so normal then you might've just gone with it.
01:29:30.520
and then I think the hatred and stuff like that,
01:29:32.400
it just gets stuck in D sometimes it gets stuck in DNA,
01:29:37.660
like if your grandparents went through a ton of pain or an unfair life,
01:29:43.160
then I think that gets in the DNA and it takes generations for it to pass through.
01:30:21.040
Half those animals would immediately kill the other half.
01:30:47.020
We had to survive like that for hundreds of years.
01:30:50.820
do we ever get to a point where there isn't any of that?
01:30:58.600
And this idea that one day everything will be completely harmonious.
01:31:09.500
Like you'll see young kids of like different ethnicities and stuff and hanging out.
01:31:32.740
it used to be racial divide or gay divide or men,
01:31:43.060
it's all become opinion based now instead of color based.
01:32:03.420
Like I saw this thing in the seventies where like battle of the sexes,
01:32:11.660
you ever see a dog about to take a nap and he circles the rug three times and sits down.
01:32:27.520
They're flattening the grass from the wolf days.
01:33:13.600
like if one police precinct gets taken over by a group of fucking,
01:33:23.480
the scale doesn't have to tip much before everything goes into anarchy.
01:33:28.680
we had a hurricane in New York a couple of years ago and all the power went out.
01:33:31.880
It took 20 minutes for it just to become martial law.
01:33:38.560
It was pitch black in the city with millions of people.
01:34:07.720
all it takes is enough people saying fuck this right now at the same time.
01:34:16.800
Like we're going to break shit or fuck each other or fuck you in the ass.
01:34:24.600
and that was the move gay dudes should have done.
01:34:48.800
They're a magical people because they can't reproduce,
01:35:06.500
Kennedy was on Rogan talking about that atrazine.
01:35:10.020
Where they put some frogs in this chemical called atrazine.
01:35:20.340
And then he was saying that there's a level and don't quote me.
01:35:24.020
maybe you can quote me on this if you can bring it up.
01:35:32.060
So that could be part of the reason why suddenly you have people whose gender kind of seems like in the,
01:35:46.880
it changes their sex and they can actually bear young.
01:36:01.080
it's the same thing that Alex Jones got yelled at for,
01:36:07.980
But is there another article if you go down anymore?
01:36:12.920
The herbicide atrazine is one of the most commonly applied pesticides in the world.
01:36:22.820
atrazine is the most commonly detected pesticide contaminant of ground surface and drinking water.
01:36:27.900
Atrazine is also a potent endocrine disruptor that is active at low ecologically relevant concentrations.
01:36:34.460
Previous studies showed that atrazine adversely affects amphibian larval development.
01:36:40.300
The present study demonstrates that reproductive,
01:36:42.600
the reproductive consequences of atrazine exposure and adult amphibians,
01:36:47.060
were both demasculinized and completely feminized as adults.
01:36:53.080
10% of the exposed genetic males developed into functional females that copulated with unexposed males and produced viable eggs.
01:37:13.040
and chemical crustacean and male African clawed frogs.
01:37:45.560
I remember looking into an African dude's eyes one time.
01:37:49.760
I feel like you could see a fire like 30,000 years ago.
01:38:06.260
you looking at some honky's eyes over there in Topeka,
01:38:30.980
And I don't want you to have to work too much tonight.
01:38:53.620
Cause I don't have the shades on me that I wear.
01:39:15.160
sometimes I worry though that your episodes are getting clipped like crazy.
01:39:22.880
But I had a lot of people reach out and support.
01:39:30.640
if they could find a way where you could say post a episode onto,
01:39:37.020
if they could just find a way to make a player on there.
01:39:58.280
If you clicked on something that had a video in it,
01:40:06.100
you can navigate the screen easier just for the videos things.
01:40:18.820
like morphed into a streaming platform of sorts.
01:40:22.720
And then it would be really fascinating because now you have an avid player,
01:40:28.100
That people can put stuff in and they can move on the timeline easier.
01:40:39.380
you're trying to learn and then you're jerking off.
01:40:45.340
Colin Quinn always says Twitter's like giving yourself schizophrenia.
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Cause there's just a million opinions and ideas and hate and anger and a
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and I think we're starting to realize that this stuff is really bad for our
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It's like people don't have their own ideas anymore.
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It's like down syndrome guy who loves pro wrestling.
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and right when you almost get a little bit bored,
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with a lot of people that come out to see comedians.
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do you have a tough time feeling proud of yourself?
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you gotta sit and just tell yourself to be grateful.
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because I notice a lot of times people are like,
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like there was never any knowledge put into you of like,
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you should feel good about yourself for this thing.
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you really want to try and stay away from that.
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and I'm not trying to have self-pity or blame parents or anything,
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Because that's a weird thing you wouldn't think to teach your kid.
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I don't want people seeing that I don't have anything,
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and then I don't want people seeing that I do have something.