E553 Grace O'Malley
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1 hour and 44 minutes
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202.5798
Summary
Grace O'Malley is an entertainer out of the Boston and New England areas of America and I got to see her backstage the other night when she was performing stand-up here in Nashville, Tennessee. She got her start with Barstool Sports and I've been a fan and I'm looking forward to learn more about her.
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Today's guest is an entertainer out of the Boston and New England areas of America.
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And I got to see her backstage the other night when she was performing stand-up here in Nashville, Tennessee.
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She got her start with Barstool Sports, and I've been a fan, and I'm looking forward to get to learn more about her.
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I've got three youngest sisters, but I'm the Milkman's because I'm a redhead.
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I wish my mom would have gotten laid more, I think.
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I think she was—I don't know if she was making love to maybe this auto mechanic one time.
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He would always come around and look around at us.
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It was like, if you were greasy enough and kind of, you know, people would do mechanicing
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Where, like, come drop the car off in my house.
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And people would do a lot of, like, at-home mechanicing type stuff.
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Just like—it was like, uh—like, people didn't have to have a real shop to be a mechanic.
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Oh, I never come empty-handed to anything, but I've been in limbo all day, so this is the best
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I heard—sometimes you quit and sometimes you're not.
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But mostly you try to quit, so I feel like an ass, but—
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This is very—yeah, it's almost like the first Thanksgiving or whatever.
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Yeah, and I've actually been doing good about quitting.
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I think the tough part is, uh—the worst thing about quitting is that you have to—every
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day you're like, I'm going to quit, and then you don't—and then you set yourself up for
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It's a commitment that I just—I don't have the willpower to do.
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I was supposed to try January yesterday, and I just didn't.
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I was like, I wanted to stop this going on, so I'm going to try again today.
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It's a lot of pressure at the beginning of the year to get it all right.
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God, being alive is just—it's a lot sometimes.
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I tried to play it really cool the other day, but I am a very big fan.
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You always just seem like a—just like such a human.
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Like, I don't know what's wrong with half of these people.
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I think—well, I think if people get into, like, the spotlight or get, like, popularity,
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ego, all that stuff is super dangerous, you know?
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And you don't realize that sometimes, like, you can be getting infected by it,
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or that, like—or suddenly you'll try to supermanage how you're perceived,
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which some of that's normal because you want to protect yourself.
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I mean, like, you just gotta—you gotta say—you gotta be yourself.
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But if yourself is an asshole, then maybe you should change.
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Yeah, because they got people out there now that are not even gay that are being gay.
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They have all types of people, like, fake Native Americans.
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Like, every week they're busting, like, one of these politicians for saying they were Honduran or something.
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I wish I had the 23 in me to claim one of those things, because I feel like if you can claim it, you can say it.
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I can't say that I would love to claim to be able to say.
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Yeah, I'm trying to think if you seem like—because what are you?
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I, um—yeah, I think, yeah, Irish are—some people are really fucking Irish.
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He's, like, breastfeeding, and he orders another tit or whatever?
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He, like, orders a round for everybody in the room or something.
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It's some—they're breastfeeding it like a family thing or whatever, like a birthday or whatever.
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One of my worst jokes I ever wrote was, um, like, one of my first ones was that I'm so Irish that I was breastfed Guinness.
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It's—yeah, it's a rough one, kind of—I told some rough—oh, uh, oh, my—one of my first jokes was, like, oh, I need a job, a blowjob.
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Um, so, yeah, I stopped by the comedy club the other night, and you were doing stand-up.
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How long—so, how long have you been doing stand-up?
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Just so—because some of my audience won't know you.
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I was doing it, like, here and there on, like, the streets, because you had to do it, like, outside at the time.
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And so I did, like, on and off here and there, but started taking it serious around January of this last year.
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Like, getting into, like, the circuits, or what?
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Yeah, it's like an oxymoron saying taking it serious, because it's comedy.
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But, um, just, like, going up as much as I could, like, networking, I guess, and putting myself out there, kind of thing.
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And, uh, Whitney Cummings ended up taking me on the road with her.
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So, she put the fire under my ass, um, she came on, I used, I used to have a podcast, it's no longer, but, um, she came on as a guest, and she was like, I fuck with you, like, you should, you should open for me.
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And I'm like, you don't want, you don't want, you don't want that.
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And she was like, no, just, just do it, just say yes, and, uh, it'll, it'll all follow.
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So, she put the fire under my ass, and I just grinded.
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And so you were just, now, was it like you were overnight, suddenly on stage, having to do a lot of time, or no?
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Um, so she, she gave me 15, which turned into 20, and, uh, she just kept, I guess I was doing something right, because she kept adding me to more cities.
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So, I was like, all right, so I guess I'm doing pretty good.
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I, uh, so you're from, originally you're from where at?
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And do people from outside of Boston look differently at people than inside of Boston?
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There was, um, there was this thing in the 70s called busing, where they brought, um, African-American children into the city, and, uh.
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So, so, uh, I, some people didn't like that, so those people, they left, and that is, unfortunately, where I come from.
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Um, they have, yeah, they have, yeah, because Boston's interesting.
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Yeah, but it's, you know, uh, it's not as, um, loud as it is down here.
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Yeah, in the South, it's more, the South has more of that kind of slave magic history, you know?
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We, we just have, uh, just little innuendos of bad history and bad, uh, bad things we did, I guess.
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Uh, no, he wanted to be a police officer, ended up being an electrician, but he fucked that up, too.
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And, uh, he said he saw God, he started, he started to be a believer, and, uh, Tyler Childers walked him into heaven.
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But, like, that guy's still alive, so I don't know what that illusion was with him.
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Yeah, why would a guy who's not even dead come and help you?
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Yeah, it's really sweet, but that makes me, I was like, oh, that's pretend.
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Like, you were having a bad dream, and then you woke up, and you were blasted.
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Yeah, dude, being electrocuted, it's kind of under, it's not a, it's a, it doesn't get
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Uh, no, when I was at a fair or something, uh, I was, we used to go to the carnival down
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the street from our home or whatever, and they had, they would let you ride the rides
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So we're out there, and, um, and we're doing it or whatever, and they were just, like,
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plugging shit in and whatever and ever, you know, and I would try to get off one of the
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rides, and I, like, grabbed two different railings, and I think I connected some circuit
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or whatever, and so I was just like, dish, you know?
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Did your friends see a skeleton, like the cartoons?
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My friends, they kind of ran off to, like, oh, something's, you know.
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And some guy called me, I think, a f***ed or whatever, and kicked me in the back.
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And I was like, okay, he saved my life, but he still called me a f***ed.
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So I was like, well, you know, but that's what you get kind of around the carnival.
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But, um, that time, and then I was walking behind a food truck that was serving crab meat
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Oh, it's, yeah, I don't trust crab meat that's that close to, like, a gas tank, I think,
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I think, uh, I think crab meat should be fresh from the ocean.
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I actually, when we got here this weekend, I had, I had crab legs.
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I've shitting my brains out this whole last couple days.
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I've never had money before, so I was like, yeah, we'll get some crab legs.
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This baby's getting a grill, and we're getting fucking Tennessee crab legs.
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Um, I'm trying to think of shit that we got, like, or that.
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Yeah, what was your, what was your first new money buy?
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Oh, I got a fucking Cybertruck was the only thing I've ever really gotten for myself that
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Somebody was telling me about that, and they were saying that you thought that nobody would
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Yeah, that's going to make people do many double takes.
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No, it was all horrible, because, well, whenever you first got them, I got home, I ordered,
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Right, so for a hundred bucks, you could be like, I got a Cybertruck coming.
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So, it was like, yeah, I'm getting a Cybertruck or whatever.
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And then I kept, like, bothering Elon on Twitter to, where are they?
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I was just tweeting at him and stuff or, like, you know, saying stuff like that.
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I'd been on time for a few weeks and it was in my garage.
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And at first, when you would drive down the street, people would, like, there were people
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There were Mexican people out there doing this and dancing or whatever.
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You're like, where did these Mexican people come from, you know?
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But, really, they had, like, we are the champions.
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People were coming out of the closet in front of you.
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I thought it automatically would have extra darkness on the windows, you know?
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So, for a long time, I thought it was, like, yeah, obviously, it's, I can't, you know,
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I can just drive, you know, there was extra darkness.
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And then, and then, my buddy was like, dude, you got to get those things tinted.
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I forget who it was, but they said tinted windows don't mean nothing.
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And, and so is the guy who waited five years for a Cybertruck just to blow it up.
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I thought about getting, like, a big fuse and putting it, like, hanging out of mine.
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Oh, he did it for 4th of July, or he did it for New Year's?
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I think it was a political point in front of Trump.
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I think one person did die, so it's, it's tough to find a joke there, but, I mean.
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It was probably some Middle Easterners, like, getting a picture next to it.
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But the problem is the horn sounds a little bit effeminate, too.
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If you hit the horn, like, a couple gay dudes will kind of walk over.
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They still have prostitutes that work the streets.
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Where's there some good, where are streetwalkers still in America?
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But I told my friends, just surprise me with a hooker one day.
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I mean, there's, like, Italian guys, if that's what you're talking about.
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But I don't know what you're looking at overall.
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Nevada has the largest commercial sex market in the United States when adjusted for population.
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Nevada has more than twice as many prostituted people per capita as California and 63% more than New York.
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Yeah, I wonder, what would that be like for a, um, for a woman?
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Because I've gotten a, um, a lady of the night or whatever they're called, mystical.
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Yeah, I got one in Amsterdam, right, where people go get them.
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Oh, yeah, yeah, that's where you, that's, like, the prize.
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It's, like, the Istanbul of, like, you know, midnight cooter or whatever, you know?
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And so I went there and, oh, here was the funny part.
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My buddy and I, both of us, like, snuck, like, acted like we weren't going to go there.
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Oh, you went to these two separate rooms, like, all right, man.
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And then saw each other there and were like, oh, dude.
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That's why you just have to embrace it and then just do a foursome or something.
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You go in there and it seems like it's very alluring and the mirage of it is very compelling.
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But you go in there and right when you go in their door, because they're standing out there
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and there's kind of some red lights inside of the room, you go in there in the main door
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And then you go into the room and it's very much like a doctor's room.
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Like, everything's kind of, like, covered in, like, paper or plastic.
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So the magic of, like, any, like, you know, romance or whatever is going on.
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I thought you were looking for just, like, a wet willy.
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I'm one of those guys who, like, would leave the strip club and be like, man, I think
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I'm, you know, I think there's a chance we're going to get her off the stage.
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You're going to give him a pep talk the next time you go in.
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We could put you in community college, babe, you know.
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Like, I can't get an erection, like, around broken glass.
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Or I can't get an erection, I'm realizing, around, like, some environments like that
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I'm sorry if you would say something like that.
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I can't believe neither one of those are me, dude.
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And then this one's just literally your headshot, not a mugshot.
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Oh, you're a tiny baby boy in that blue shirt one.
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I'd see you in there keeping stuff in your bra.
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And, like, they come to me, and they got to ask, like, oh, do you want red dye number two?
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You want me to thread your eyebrows with some, I don't know what they'd use.
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You want me to pull some Clairol out of your pussy or what?
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Like people smuggling makeup in there or something?
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Do you have a boyfriend or you don't have a boyfriend?
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Every single time I'm like, oh, I should just let that person have that reaction because
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When I find that Mr. Special Guy, it's going to be real good because I've waited this long,
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Do you feel like you've missed out on some good ones or no?
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So, I think I'm more of like a bro to some people.
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Like, my way of flirting is, like, misogynistic.
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Just being like, yo, dude, like, check out her tits.
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I'm having a hard time picking up the pieces because we don't talk.
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You know those people you just have to be, like, fix the clues in and see what they're all about?
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Like, the little clues that they put out there.
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I'm still waiting to get picked up from my senior prom in my head.
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And he had borrowed his, his dad had left him a long time ago.
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And he borrowed his mom's business blazer and had those shoulder pads in it.
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Yeah, it was classy, but it was also just, like, a sign of the times, you know?
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Of, like, young men being raised by single moms and having to wear their mom's business blazer to the prom.
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And it kind of, it was like, but he was bawling about something.
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He thought he looked like Damon Wayans or something, but some bullshit or whatever.
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And I was trying to get laid, but also be nice.
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So I was waiting to go see my girlfriend, but it was just a nightmare.
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I know I got stuck giving him a ride after prom.
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But he's like, everybody says I look like Damon Wayans and I want to have my own life.
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And I was like, motherfucker, you don't look anything like Damon Wayans.
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Like, bitch, you don't look anything like fucking Damon Wayans, dude.
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Just fucking come out of the closet so we can go to this party.
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He did have a skinned head and he had, you know, and he seemed kind of black sometimes
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Dang, that's, yeah, I guess that's interesting.
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No, no, that's actually, I think it's hilarious.
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But now does it become a thing where you don't have a boyfriend because it's almost become
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And are you saving yourself for marriage type thing?
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If I had it coming towards me like that, oh my God, I'd be a whore.
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But I'm basically accidentally celibate, which is a beautiful thing, really.
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You know, some women, they say, oh, it's so easy for a woman to get laid.
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There are some of us that are from a really hard time.
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I feel like I could name at least five or six guys that would definitely make love to you.
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I mean, are just, you know, like, I mean, because, yeah, I don't even, yeah, but it's like, what am I even talking about?
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Actually, that just gave me a little bit of a boost.
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I know some people that would definitely probably knock you up, even.
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I'm so anti having a kid, but I guess if I had one, I would have to have it because that would be my only shot.
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It's because if this one guy wants to bust it in, then I guess I got to put one out, you know?
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It's like, it seems like a sad thing to people, but this is just my life.
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No, Grace, it's definitely, you know, I think there's a lot of semen heading your way in 2025.
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But, like, it's funny to not be a whore, but, like, really want to be.
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They want to be known for something other than their hole or their box.
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But then they're just out there slurping or whatever to feel decent.
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This is why I don't have a fucking daughter, dude.
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What do you do if your daughter is, like, a tramp and you're the dad?
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Have any of your friends ever, they're like, damn, my dad had a talk with me because he
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knew I was, like, getting smashed so much or doing a lot of sex or whatever?
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I think when you start having the talk is when they develop more of a daddy problem.
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It's like, there's nothing you can do as a father, I feel like.
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It's just like their decision to be what they want to do.
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Probably something from that Scarlet Letter book.
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Something from the, you know, the days when people used to die on long ship journeys type shit.
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I only have a boy name if I were to have a boy.
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No matter what their name is, it becomes Danny.
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It could literally be Roger and turn into Danny.
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But this kid, when he's filling out medical forms, he has to write Danger.
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He could be, I'm trying to think of what he could be.
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He could be the caution sign when you mop the floor.
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I don't even think maybe I'm asking you about the best stuff.
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I think I'm too honest sometimes where I just have to be like, I feel like I'm fucking
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No, I think it's interesting because I never really, I don't think, I'm not good at, I
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I'm like, I'm like writing a book report on a book I've never read.
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We're going to give somebody to come in here and just, look, I'll do it like this and you
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And so I was like, everything was miserable, kind of.
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I was on an airplane, like three weeks ago, and it just blew.
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But other than that, pretty classic of a holiday.
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And so I'm just working really hard this year so they can get there.
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Dude, that's such a great thing if at the end of the year you actually have a big divorce for them.
00:33:17.020
And so you have, so just so my listeners know, so you, I know you, because we had Brianna Chicken Fry,
00:33:33.560
And so you guys, and you guys had been friends for a long time.
00:33:48.260
And have you guys kept a good friendship after?
00:33:51.220
I know that there's been, like, I'm not trying to get into, like, the tumultuousness of things
00:33:54.980
or whatever, but how is, how does that stand today?
00:33:57.660
Because it must be tough to, like, have a business with a friend.
00:34:01.600
I was just, I've always just, like, in 2020, she got the job at Barstool and, like, had
00:34:08.040
to move to New York for it, and I was taking a semester off from college, and she was like,
00:34:13.980
And so, like, I door dashed on foot when we got there and stuff, and, like, she slowly
00:34:18.900
but surely, like, was trying to get me a job at Barstool.
00:34:24.380
So, like, she, like, really, like, stuck her neck out for me, and, like, we ended up
00:34:28.200
doing the podcast together after, like, a year of living there, and it was just so much
00:34:36.520
Dude, we were just, shoot the shit, good banter, but, you know, we're just, I think we're just
00:34:42.240
going through a rough patch right now, and we'll, I think one day we're going to figure
00:34:47.740
But she's doing her thing, I'm doing my thing, and I still love her, so I'm being a
00:34:57.960
Well, you know what's interesting is, um, I've had times where I was, like, I was going
00:35:02.660
through moments with friends and stuff, you know, and most of them evened out over time.
00:35:07.560
But the toughest part about it, like, was in the, like, the times where we weren't
00:35:11.260
getting along, or we were having differences, that I didn't have my friend at times.
00:35:17.420
It was, like, even though I would have, like, a leg to stand on about why I was upset about
00:35:20.720
stuff, sometimes I'd be, like, I'd be, like, man, fuck Scott, dude.
00:35:31.180
I wouldn't, and then you get done with the conversation, like, ah, dude, you know who would really
00:35:34.660
help me out with this, exactly who I'm talking about.
00:35:39.900
That was kind of the worst part sometimes, was just hitting that type of moment where,
00:35:44.420
Because it's hard to kind of have good friends, you know?
00:35:51.840
And then I've made more over the years, kind of, like, people go through things, a lot
00:35:55.020
of friends get married and stuff, and since I'm not married, you kind of fall into this
00:35:58.160
weird place where you just become, like, you're just friends with whoever's not married.
00:36:06.900
I would say probably in your 30s it starts getting, where, like, well, I guess it depends
00:36:11.380
Like, where I'm from, Louisiana, people get married early.
00:36:14.080
And so you lose a couple guys right out of the gate, and right after they get married,
00:36:22.820
And maybe some of those guys know their hair's about to fall out.
00:36:30.180
Their bald dad is just having a conversation with him.
00:36:32.600
Hey, buddy, it's time to get that ring and put the knee down.
00:36:38.860
They always had that one kid that went bald way early, you know?
00:36:43.520
They're like, what do you mean he can't buy liquor?
00:37:04.580
So, yeah, but I still have two good friends from when I was growing up.
00:37:10.840
I think, yeah, and then I met, you know, it's been like, I think like since I work in business
00:37:16.100
where I kind of travel around and stuff, you meet a lot more people probably than you do
00:37:21.680
I do think everyone should get out of their town at some point.
00:37:24.740
It's like, you don't know what you're missing if you don't.
00:37:27.260
Like, I thought everybody was Catholic growing up.
00:37:33.200
And I didn't find out until my junior year of high school that there's other religions.
00:37:38.660
Yeah, and you guys are, so Catholic is the one.
00:37:43.080
The one where they're playing freeze tag with the kids, but they didn't tell the kids.
00:37:45.880
And that's where I thought I could get some, but.
00:37:54.860
I guess I could have shaved my head, but they see right through that with the tits, you know?
00:38:00.400
Oh, it must be horrible when a priest sees tits.
00:38:14.620
I'm trying to think if I ever been Catholic or not.
00:38:21.680
And then my mom got in a fight with somebody outside of the church once.
00:38:24.820
And so then I think we were Methodists or Sixth Methodists or something.
00:38:33.620
No, it's just like you don't drive far to the church, wherever that one is.
00:38:52.580
But, okay, so now, so you ended up in New York.
00:38:57.600
Was that your first time you had lived in New York when you went there with Brianna?
00:39:05.100
Well, now with stand-up, I'm like, oh, finally, I love New York.
00:39:09.780
Like I needed like my thing and I finally found my thing.
00:39:12.900
And so I've been loving that and I was just too scared to do it.
00:39:26.260
I mean, one of the things that I always admire about you is just you being you is it's like
00:39:31.760
immensely charming to like, it's like you can't help but not like want to follow along
00:39:48.400
I try to be like just myself and like open and honest, but my problem is I do this accent
00:39:58.780
So I've got like this Boston accent, but sometimes it's on, sometimes it's off.
00:40:03.380
So people are like, you're doing a fake accent, but I don't even know I'm doing it.
00:40:10.300
If you don't know who you are, then you're a comedian.
00:40:12.260
Then most comedians don't know who they are because that's why they're putting on a show.
00:40:19.940
They're trying to manage this presentation that they put to the world.
00:40:24.420
You know, I think because like when they were young, maybe whoever they were didn't
00:40:34.300
But what was the did you ever like there was ever a point in your life where you were like,
00:40:50.480
I didn't I didn't know I didn't I think I didn't.
00:40:54.220
I never really trusted people that much, but I knew if they were laughing that.
00:41:04.180
Like, I feel like it would be impossible to hate somebody and laugh at the same time.
00:41:14.340
I know a genuine laugh and I know a fake laugh.
00:41:17.480
And if you're just going to fucking hate me and be a dick, then you're not going to laugh
00:41:25.580
So I think there was something like that for me, probably.
00:41:28.300
Um, do you think you kind of had that comedian thing like that?
00:41:31.980
You know, that you wanted to be a comedian or do you think that you just wanted to be
00:41:36.520
Did you kind of know what it was, like where you wanted to end up?
00:41:45.540
And I there's a part of me that like wishes that and this is, I guess, serious, but there's
00:41:49.880
a part of me that wishes I was able to get into stand up before anything else, because
00:41:59.340
I don't want people to think I'm just like doing it for shits and gigs to have like this
00:42:06.740
It just so happened that one came before the other kind of thing.
00:42:10.100
And like, I wish I like, I don't know, got like got more of the reps in before people
00:42:23.020
I didn't even want you to stay the other night.
00:42:30.320
But, you know, it's good enough to buy tickets, but it's not there yet for you.
00:42:35.360
Oh, it was just cool to see you and your friends in the green room.
00:42:38.840
And just like to see like just I wanted to like kind of see what your energy was about going
00:42:48.300
I think especially with podcasts and stuff, I noticed this.
00:42:51.020
I've sat in the audience and watched some of my friends who are podcasters as well.
00:42:55.300
And you just want to kind of listen and be there in the room with them.
00:43:00.940
You're like, I just that's my person or that's my friend.
00:43:05.500
I just want to be in the room while they're doing whatever.
00:43:14.320
Oh, you mean being on stage with just as your podcast?
00:43:22.000
You like you can switch around with jokes depending on the crowd.
00:43:24.960
But compared to stand up, like it's a walk at the park.
00:43:30.180
You're stealing money from fans that adore you.
00:43:41.520
We had we had some we had I had an interesting contract.
00:43:52.440
So if you leave, that means do you still have your rights to?
00:44:07.240
And so I had the option to leave and I took it.
00:44:32.020
She was bringing a baby different client, different fans from that.
00:44:36.980
And also some of that stuff is as much as it like it's like it's live and learn sometimes.
00:44:44.740
Like I was like literally I was stoked to just have the job.
00:44:48.380
So I was at one point I was working for free selling T-shirts just paying for my own clothes.
00:44:56.080
I was like, yo, I'm just like really happy to be here.
00:45:05.140
I think no matter what and no matter what you get involved in, you have to go through that.
00:45:11.900
It's like you just have to, you know, get it on stage.
00:45:15.220
I still learn it every time I take some weeks off and go back on stage.
00:45:23.800
That's the new thing I'm learning is because I haven't taken time off this whole year.
00:45:27.740
And with Christmas, I took like two weeks off and I fucked myself big time.
00:45:36.600
Those shows, I don't know, they were fine, but they weren't great.
00:45:50.900
I'm trying to find my I'm trying to find my thing.
00:45:57.800
Oh, some of the punches to the jokes are corny.
00:45:59.680
I don't know if you can tell, but I hate my entire set at the moment.
00:46:05.640
But that's why I'm doing dry January when I hit the hit the ground running.
00:46:13.260
Do you feel like somebody that's pretending to be a comedian?
00:46:20.060
I'm like, I really want to be taken serious, but I can't even take myself serious.
00:46:41.540
To come to a room and watch somebody be this honest.
00:46:48.960
I'm like, it's really not as bad as I'm making it out to be.
00:46:51.800
Hey, no, but I think, look, there's something about honesty.
00:46:58.460
I would literally pay to go to a room and watch somebody be honest with themselves about what's going on.
00:47:05.000
I think we all pretend to be something until we get the hang of it.
00:47:18.700
But you've got it, and it's just, it's, like, so awesome to see.
00:47:22.660
I just, I can't wait for the day I finally get it, you know?
00:47:28.140
I mean, I think in, like, about 11 years, you start to be like, I don't know.
00:47:37.960
I mean, I definitely feel like I don't have a, like, this is, like, it is my job now,
00:47:42.700
For a long time, I didn't know if it was my job.
00:47:45.440
I felt like it was, but you keep going home, like, at Christmas, and you don't have a real
00:47:48.960
job, and you tell me, like, I'm a comedian, like, whatever, dude, you know?
00:47:53.620
Because everybody just thinks you're homosexual, you know?
00:47:55.980
Until you get on some sort of television or platform.
00:48:02.600
Like, hey, maybe we'll scratch out these f***ing posters that we drew, you know?
00:48:09.640
And, like, it's a poster that says, you're a f***ing, you held up at my show.
00:48:17.320
So, yeah, I think there's, like, so that kind of stuff gets tricky.
00:48:21.820
And then I think there comes a point where it's, like, you don't have anything else.
00:48:25.320
And so it's, like, whenever you give up anything else, like, there were times I quit to
00:48:30.480
And I f***ed up, like, the third contract I ever did and I had to pay somebody's lease
00:48:37.540
I f***ing put myself as the guarantor or whatever.
00:48:43.980
That just takes one John Hancock to pay six months' rent.
00:48:49.400
And I'm paying rent for these other motherfuckers.
00:48:55.400
I was going through some weird s*** sometimes and I would pee in the sink at night at my
00:48:58.860
girlfriends because I didn't want to pee loud and wake up the family, right?
00:49:04.520
And the cat would go in there and, like, mill around in the sink and f***ing snitch me out.
00:49:10.120
The mom ended up knowing that I was urinating in the sink.
00:49:19.900
It's not the first boyfriend that's ever peed in the sink for her.
00:49:38.140
You got, I mean, you're going to figure it out.
00:49:41.080
And I think it's interesting these days, I think because, I'll say this, there used
00:49:44.960
to be more of stairways for how people got into comedy, right?
00:49:49.420
There was, like, obviously you got on stage, but then you got on different, like, little,
00:49:55.000
like, there was, like, a Comedy Central 10 Minutes, or there was, like, these, now there's,
00:50:00.600
like, Dry Bar and different groups like that, but there was other small groups where you
00:50:04.280
did comedy sets that they put out there, right?
00:50:11.280
There were some late shows where you would just sit around in a panel, right?
00:50:20.580
And now I think just a lot of, like, podcasting has kind of become that.
00:50:26.080
Whereas before there was, like, maybe more acting roles or things like that for comedy.
00:50:31.240
That, because there's not even that many comedies now, like shows.
00:50:37.460
I think that's, I think that's the new wave that they're trying to do right now is that
00:50:41.680
they're trying to cast for a lot of comedy shows because there has been, like, a lull.
00:50:47.360
So I think that you have to have some place where you start to build, you know, that's,
00:50:58.480
Or TikToker or some sort of, like, just, you know, people's own social media, you know?
00:51:03.680
Because, sure, you have the podcast, but then also the clips are kind of what bring people
00:51:12.420
I'm listening and I'm taking it all in because I, clearly I need it.
00:51:19.000
I know it's been a while since you had a man in you, but this ain't it.
00:51:24.560
No, no, don't take any of my, I'm not trying to give you any advice.
00:51:51.080
We're trying to figure out, so Nora just graduated from West Virginia University.
00:51:54.900
And we're trying to figure out what we're going to do with her.
00:51:57.200
She needs a job, so I'm trying to think of what she can do within the realm of working
00:52:08.860
So we're thinking she's going to be doing like the social media side of things.
00:52:15.840
It's good to have, it's good to have someone that knows you very well.
00:52:22.160
That's just like one of my goals I start thinking of for this year.
00:52:24.320
It's like, well, what things could I do that would be create, like, would seem like unique
00:52:47.460
We just try, I mean, it took us like two years and we try to get financing.
00:52:54.760
So it's like, yeah, I think I thought like I never wanted to be an actor or anything like
00:52:59.520
And I don't really think that that is a world of mine, but I thought like if I look back
00:53:04.640
and I was like, I get a chance to make, I got to do something with David Spade.
00:53:09.720
Um, and you, do you Skype and write or we would write together and I still have my apartment
00:53:17.420
So whenever I'm there, well, we, we've worked on it over the years in tons of ways, but it's
00:53:23.140
I definitely have learned a lot and, um, we think that it's funny, you know, but if I
00:53:29.020
look, I'm laying in my deathbed or whatever, I think it'd be neat to be able to say that
00:53:34.700
And also that I tried to do it, you know, cause people may make it seem like you can't do
00:53:43.760
Uh, and so that to me is like the kind of shit that I like.
00:53:52.340
The only thing difference between you and me is that you've done it already.
00:53:58.500
That shit makes me fucking activated for some reason.
00:54:07.680
I'm going to hide somebody's kneecaps in their ass, dude.
00:54:12.920
I mean, it'd be, look, if anything, I get to sit around with him for five weeks and
00:54:25.660
It's scariest is that like, you know, once you move on, you can't, there's no, like that
00:54:34.700
And I'm not a great actor, you know, it's like, I, you know, I'm going to do my best.
00:54:38.080
I have a plan and, um, and I'm excited about what we wrote.
00:54:42.820
You also worry that if you wrote it now and it comes out in seven months, will any of
00:54:53.920
I don't know what the fuck I'm doing, dude, but he's definitely, so I don't know.
00:54:57.180
It's, you know, it's just a lot of little things you learn like, oh, this is maybe why
00:55:02.780
Um, what did your mom get you for, uh, Christmas?
00:55:07.400
Uh, my mom, my mom got me, uh, a megaphone for Christmas and I got her a trip to Hawaii.
00:55:21.000
I'm realizing, but, uh, but my father and I, we have a, a, a tricky relationship.
00:55:31.100
So, yeah, the poor bastard, everybody always says, but it's what he gets, he says.
00:55:36.180
I guess he was a fucking asshole growing up, so.
00:55:42.520
He must have been a fucking prick because he says, I deserve it.
00:55:51.760
He was in, um, he was electro, uh, electrocuted on the job.
00:55:54.660
So, he's the guy when the lights go off in the city, he turns them on.
00:55:58.480
And, uh, he got zippity zapped and, uh, now we're, now we're doing the same drugs.
00:56:05.420
He takes, uh, he takes, he does ketamine therapy.
00:56:09.560
And I, uh, he does his in, uh, a doctor's office and I do mine under the Brooklyn Bridge.
00:56:17.080
Dude, my buddy Ernest used to do it in a car wash all the time.
00:56:28.820
Do they still have a romantic relationship with your parents?
00:56:33.800
Uh, picture like any, uh, Irish guy with like a scally cap about like yay high, uh, wide,
00:56:48.140
It, um, uh, chewing tobacco, but he doesn't care anymore.
00:56:53.860
It's a fucking salad bar hanging out of his face.
00:57:10.780
Like that guy that's fucking whistling tunes of, just, just whistling the soundtrack of The
00:57:17.260
Just rehearsing for lines he doesn't even have.
00:57:21.680
Who's on the, who was on your Boston, um, Mount Rushmore?
00:57:33.720
And then it used to be, it used to be, uh, Marky Mark, but he kind of lost me because he
00:57:40.940
wakes up too early in the morning and gets, gets too swollen too early.
00:57:45.820
It got him, got bizarre, but he was also selling liquor too.
00:57:48.100
That was a strange, I was like, you're, it's selling a liquor, but you're also up so early.
00:57:56.900
Does he seem like, do you think he still has the pulse of the streets in Boston or no?
00:58:18.980
Beating the shit out of an Asian guy, all that jazz.
00:58:31.180
The brothers picked it up a couple of years ago.
00:58:32.880
Remember when the brothers was zapping Asians everywhere?
00:58:43.680
And the news kept being like, Asian people are under attack.
00:58:53.260
Your dad's like that guy who just walks across the floor like this.
00:59:01.180
I used to, my favorite thing to do to fuck with someone was pass the milk carton around.
00:59:08.100
And then you give it to the biggest person and you know it's going to explode.
00:59:17.240
Would you ever, would it open under you or not?
00:59:38.540
He was kind of windmilling me and I was pissing my pants, crying.
00:59:41.960
And then all of a sudden, 21 Savage said, yo, y'all wilding down there.
00:59:57.400
And it was good, though, because my buddy didn't even try to help.
01:00:01.820
The girlfriend of the guy who was punching me said, nah, just let it happen.
01:00:16.700
I went to school the next day with a black eye.
01:00:21.820
Yeah, like, oh, and then they say that's cultural.
01:00:45.440
Have you dated a lot of black men over the years?
01:00:50.920
Well, like, I've been on three dates in my life.
01:00:55.540
Like, the last date I went on, he recorded inside my house.
01:01:03.460
Two weeks later, you're like, let's run it back.
01:01:10.340
I got to think of somebody who could have said-
01:01:15.080
Another date I went on, I was talking about it on the podcast, keeping it very ambiguous.
01:01:19.540
I didn't want any feelings to get hurt, but he showed up hammered, and I thought that he was, like, just wicked drunken slurring his words.
01:01:30.160
And I didn't realize, and I didn't pick up on that, and he sent me a very long text.
01:01:34.040
I have a speech impediment, and I don't know why-
01:01:37.620
And he said, I didn't know why you didn't like the champagne I bought you at the dive bar.
01:01:50.680
I think it's just, you know, I think, I have no idea.
01:02:01.260
No, we're going to get some fucking real dogs in here to smash you, Gracie.
01:02:07.740
Have you seen that girl who got railed by, like, 150 guys?
01:02:17.840
She's almost like the Evel Knievel of, like, pussy or whatever.
01:02:33.160
It's almost just like if people are just running and just kind of jousting themselves
01:02:38.540
into your vagina real quick and then we're running off.
01:02:40.860
It's like a meet and greet with their dick out.
01:02:50.300
Well, I wonder if this is the thing you're starting to see because of OnlyFans, like, people
01:03:01.160
I don't know if I would even enjoy something like that, you know?
01:03:04.960
Like, I mean, even if you were doing it, you know, you were like, I'm gonna make love
01:03:11.180
I would definitely want to chill, have a Gatorade or something, get on my phone.
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Dude, your friends were so funny the other night.
01:06:24.820
So, yeah, those are my friends from growing up.
01:06:26.100
What I didn't realize was one of my friends, she's a really big fan.
01:06:30.460
And her boyfriend who was sitting next to you, he's an even bigger fan of yours.
01:06:35.060
That guy, I think one of his lips was sweating a little.
01:06:39.260
And she had her phone out and she did exactly what I asked her not to do.
01:06:45.060
And she had her flash and she recorded a video.
01:06:48.260
And I was like, she thought she was taking a picture.
01:06:51.500
She actually took a video and it was like three seconds long of her boyfriend saying,
01:07:01.360
The scary part is if you think somebody recorded your whole conversation,
01:07:03.580
just because then you don't even know what you've said.
01:07:10.720
You know, like you ask your friends to do one thing,
01:07:20.360
Here, right here, Creed reached their highest calendar year earnings in 2024,
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grossing $64.8 million from 825,000 tickets across 55 performances.
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That's crazy to think because weren't they playing stadiums before?
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I've been saying this is there should be a comedian at the halftime for the Super Bowl.
01:08:04.680
Yeah, I thought you were talking about in a couple of months.
01:08:13.100
It would do like half music, half – you've got to find like the good happy medium between fireworks, music, and jokes.
01:08:22.380
It would be like the worst thing that's ever happened at the Super Bowl thus far.
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But yeah, it says right there, Creed earned more money in 2024 than they did in any other year over the 30-year career.
01:09:00.300
I don't know if I'm supposed to say this, but I saw a kid rock the other night on New Year's.
01:09:09.720
Pull up that video of him from the other night.
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And he looked like he was about to go out on a stretcher.
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Well, at least he's pretty healthy right there.
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Oh, he's the best – he's the best at taking jokes and telling jokes.
01:09:48.760
I almost met him for dinner that night, actually.
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He does a comedy show here every year that Ryman is for charity.
01:10:02.480
If you wanted to, if you guys got to meet and you guys got along.
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Cool, cool, cool, cool, cool, cool, cool, cool.
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Yeah, I'm just excited to fucking be along for the ride and see what goes on.
01:10:31.620
Yeah, I don't want to think too much about it because I think it's –
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What if it's horrible and then it's like you have to put it out?
01:10:43.360
I'm trying to think of – you have a new podcast coming out or it's out already?
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I never thought a day in my life I'd be a diversity hire, but it's all blonde hair, blue
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So that means you're officially working with their network.
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So that happened like right before the new year and then –
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Did you already separate it from your previous podcast before this happened?
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And so I – that happened on – I left Barstool on Sunday and then I got the call Monday
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So it moved pretty quick, which was kind of crazy.
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And is it a better deal than you had at Barstool?
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Except the one thing I'm concerned about is I don't have health insurance anymore
01:12:03.460
And especially if you start taking on a lot of kicks this year, you're probably going
01:12:09.220
I'm going to need a couple of Plan B pills and whatnot.
01:12:13.680
Get you a little – a couple grams of Plan B, yeah.
01:12:19.340
Yeah, get it something from that ditch on you, dude.
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Dude, I would fucking rip that left and right if I had the sex.
01:12:40.480
I had my first crazy fan bring me a bag of cocaine to my show the other night.
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They know I like this stuff, but they wrote, we love you so much on a bag of cocaine, which
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I preferred not to just because circumstantially it was unknown where the origin was from.
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My buddy's aunt used to fucking shed like a hole in her throat or whatever, and they
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You got to be doing something right to get to that point.
01:13:24.540
Right through that little birdhouse door she had on her neck hole.
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We have not confirmed that the explosion was caused by very large fireworks and or a bomb
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carried in the bed of the rented Cybertruck and is unrelated to the vehicle itself.
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Oh, it could have been a fun time or terrorism.
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Dude, the toughest thing about a Cybertruck, what do you drive, Grace?
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And I had a Lincoln, 2002 Lincoln presidential town car, which is either an elderly person
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I don't know if you've ever seen those bad boys.
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I couldn't wait for him to croak to cop that thing.
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Didn't you ever make out on your backseat of that car with any men or anything like that?
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And Nora, you don't coach her on dating or anything?
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But it's just been something that's been in your life.
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Now, what if a man came along and he's looking for marriage?
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Do you think that that's something you would actually consider, you think?
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I mean, at this point, it's starting to be like, well, the older I get and the bigger
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reaction that I get when I tell people I've never been in a relationship is when I start
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to think, yeah, I think the next guy will probably be here forever.
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And there's gotta be some, I'm trying to think of, like, what's your ideal man?
01:15:41.700
Um, I had a crush on Shane Gillis for a little bit.
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Uh, I was talking to him and I, I dropped a sandwich that I was eating and he said, are
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Well, I just got really nervous that I wasn't playing cool at all.
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No, no, I just, I just, I, I scrammed out of there.
01:16:12.000
Uh, but I just kept running into him that month, like a lot.
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And, uh, it, it, it ended with, he hosted Saturday Night Live.
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I was at the after party and, uh, I'm like, I'm looking at him.
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And I looked at him and go, Hey, congrats tonight, man.
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I said, yeah, uh, bet you're going to get mad pussy tonight, bro.
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I don't, yeah, you're not supposed to say that one.
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And I said, ah, see, uh, and I just left the bathroom line.
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Don't you come honky honky and around this thing, around this little fucking kitty chamber,
01:17:02.560
Um, yeah, that's just like a really great, um, example of how I operate.
01:17:13.800
I followed a woman one time for like seven or eight, um, blocks and I finally caught up
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It was like obvious that I was fucking following her, dude.
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No, she's moving quick, kind of, you know, with pace or whatever.
01:17:51.440
He's got, uh, he did like a whole, like, he was giving awards out to everybody this year.
01:17:59.180
Somebody said Winter got to use the N, it did, that was his thing, Winter got to use
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Is that what Antonio said one time or something?
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It's not like a, you don't even, it's not even like a month.
01:18:19.520
No, yeah, you should, you just gotta be a prize.
01:18:23.080
I wonder if you could say it like in public or does it have to be alone in the shower
01:18:29.660
I mean, I'll think it sometimes loudly or whatever, but you will not.
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I mean, somebody in our town used to write it down all the time and throw it in, like
01:18:38.300
put a message in a bottle and throw it out into the water.
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And then like some dad and his kid are just walking along the stream and the kid finds
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It's just sad that that kind of shit is just like.
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It's that kind of shit that's ruining our waterways.
01:19:06.240
Did you ever win like a most talented or funniest contest?
01:19:09.760
No, I've lost pretty much everything I've ever tried to do.
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I lost class clown to some girl who dropped out of high school.
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So we did them at the beginning of the year and she was not there to receive the award
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You should have to be able to, you should have to stay in school to even be able to
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And I don't think I was eligible because of just being a shithead.
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Uh, I was, I was too worried about, uh, having fun and, and cracking jokes.
01:19:48.680
Oh, so you were part, you were having a good time.
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I just wasn't getting laid, but I was, I was cool.
01:19:57.260
And were you getting wasted at parties and stuff and like having you?
01:20:00.780
People didn't like having me around, uh, because if you got stuck with me, you would
01:20:04.540
have, you would be dragging me out of the woods.
01:20:09.020
You were fucking just, I was just, the party stops here, boys.
01:20:13.840
If a tree falls in the woods, you're going to hear it.
01:20:17.000
We used to have this guy in our town, this, uh, fellow he had, well, a lot of
01:20:20.700
Irish, they've always equated the Irish with like, I don't want to say like a step
01:20:25.940
up from having Down syndrome or whatever, but it's a popular, right?
01:20:29.040
Like we had a guy in our town, I've told this story before, but he had Down syndrome
01:20:33.840
Never got the paperwork or the blood test or whatever.
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And, um, so she just thought he was Irish, right?
01:20:40.160
She thought he's Irish and she's like buying him all this Boston.
01:20:49.280
Shane probably knows the guy, but, uh, this was just a local DS guy, you know?
01:20:55.740
Oh, but his mom would get him all this Boston Celtic shit and Notre Dame shit.
01:20:59.020
It was like, you know, and our, the train that came in our town didn't even go to
01:21:03.800
Um, but that whenever he would misbehave or whatever, they would put him in this baby
01:21:08.200
crib, even when he was an adult and he had this thing where he just would not go out of
01:21:12.740
He would stay in the crib like a playpen, not a crib, but like a baby's, uh, play little
01:21:19.380
And he would stay in it even like, you know, 14, 15 years old.
01:21:35.620
What's the most conventional place that you've done LSD?
01:21:56.120
He's probably getting sick from being, could be from gay for me.
01:22:00.340
Um, yeah, Diplo is definitely, every time I'm in Los Angeles, I see that guy.
01:22:10.780
That's so brave, dude, to go on live television on LSD.
01:22:26.280
I would take my penis off and just fucking hide it in somebody's face, dude.
01:22:35.960
I would have, I would have been scratching my eyes out.
01:22:49.820
Um, it was after a long day of partying and we, we ripped it at three in the morning.
01:23:08.400
I remember throwing a bunch of rocks at, uh, a bunch of grass or whatever.
01:23:13.100
We thought there was like these little people in it or whatever.
01:23:15.660
And we, we thought we kept hearing him yell every time we throw the rock in there.
01:23:20.220
Oh, half my buddy's, in the morning, half my buddy's drive-o was in that fucking, in
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We were all sweating and our shoulders were hurting.
01:23:30.460
Just fucking just, they had like these, um, elephant ear things in the ditch.
01:23:34.340
And we thought that like, we kept throwing these rocks.
01:23:36.580
I was like, listen, you can hear these people scream when you throw it in there.
01:23:41.340
So we fucking, that's not, you are not a one love hippie on LSD.
01:23:45.180
No, we threw a fucking eighth of a dump truck of, uh, driveway gravel into that ditch.
01:24:03.200
And a lot of people had never taken them and I gave them all to them.
01:24:21.380
If they can't handle that fucking mountain lion bitch and get out of the fucking.
01:24:25.020
If they can't handle their own goddamn dogs, then they can get the fuck out of my face.
01:24:32.480
If you don't want to link up and get out the food chain, bitch.
01:24:46.700
I used to be with my buddy Jeffrey and Scotty and Nate.
01:24:58.740
And Jeff's dad would be always sitting in the house just reading the newspaper or whatever.
01:25:01.940
And I'd come and I'd be like, Mr. Mike, they, they're like, what's going on?
01:25:06.560
I'd be like, just, Jeff was being kind of, I don't know, like he just, he kept taking his shirt off or whatever.
01:25:14.860
And Mr. Mike had issues with, like, gay stuff, right?
01:25:18.920
So the second I was like, he had his shirt off or whatever, he'd be like, you could fucking, you could feel his fucking teeth just climbing over his tongue through the newspaper, right?
01:25:31.220
He'd be like, and so I would just plant that seed, dude.
01:25:38.580
And they would come in, they'd be stoned out of their brain.
01:25:48.260
And he'd be like, just roast them for being homosexuals.
01:25:51.700
What are you doing out there with your fucking shirt off?
01:25:54.940
And Jeff's stoned out of his face, has no idea what's going on.
01:25:57.780
And he'd say in the house behind him, like, yeah.
01:26:20.960
Like, let's see what happens here if we set this thing up this way.
01:26:28.060
Who's the famous, there was two members of, I think, Fleetwood Mac that took LSD.
01:26:37.720
The night that Fleetwood Mac lost Peter Green and Danny Kerwin to LSD.
01:26:43.420
It's all amid a manic psychedelic party in a commune-like mansion.
01:26:48.280
Green, I think it's Peter Green is the guy's name, was drawn down into the basement and arrived
01:26:54.980
In the band's eyes, he was distraught, despite Green claiming to have had an extraordinary
01:26:59.480
experience and stating that he played the best guitar of his life down there.
01:27:02.980
Another member of the band present that day was Danny Kerwin.
01:27:09.760
Peter Green and Danny Kerwin both went together to that house in Munich.
01:27:14.000
After a show, their one-time manager, Clifford Davis, recalls, both of them took acid, as
01:27:19.200
I understand, both of them as of that day became seriously mentally ill.
01:27:23.580
It would be too much of a coincidence for it to be anything other than taking drugs as
01:27:28.660
Of fear, the rest of the band felt an intense sense of dread in that place and managed to
01:27:32.140
scurry away with the two heavily intoxicated members.
01:27:34.460
While Green would recover and enjoy a creative life away from the spotlight, despite persistent
01:27:42.760
Danny had been a nervous and sensitive lad from the start.
01:27:45.920
He was never really suited to the rigors of the business, Mick Fleetwood once opined.
01:27:52.100
Touring is hard and the routine wears us all down.
01:27:55.300
One night, while backstage's regression came to the fore, Danny was being odd about tuning
01:28:01.000
He got up suddenly and bashed his head into the wall, splattering blood everywhere.
01:28:04.460
I've never seen him do anything violent, and all the years I'd known him, the rest of
01:28:11.500
He was wonderful, but he couldn't handle the life, eventually ending up homeless on the
01:28:29.400
It doesn't even run in the family, but that sounds scary.
01:28:34.320
Yeah, I think taking a hit of acid or something, and next thing you know, you're just, you
01:28:37.900
don't, you know, you don't know what you're doing.
01:28:53.460
I would just, I don't know if I could be a man and a woman.
01:28:59.840
I'm saying manly shit to men to flirt with them.
01:29:04.820
Like, yeah, fucking get some tail tonight, brother.
01:29:31.280
Oh, my Boston one would be, is it okay if I do a Boston one?
01:29:42.780
You got, oh, Dutch Smith from, bring up Dutch Smith.
01:29:50.640
Following an arson over the weekend, police say a teenager is responsible for all that
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Joins us live from the Central Pennsylvania Newsroom with more tonight, Nikki.
01:30:01.380
Julie, a lot of people in Shemokin are upset that Dunkin' Donuts is closed because they
01:30:05.980
didn't have anywhere else to go for coffee and donuts.
01:30:08.440
Today, we also learn new information about the teenage girl police charged with setting
01:30:14.460
Yellow tape surrounds the Dunkin' Donuts on West Sunbury Street in Shemokin.
01:30:20.480
The popular donut shop is closed until further notice because of extensive fire damage.
01:30:26.200
There's a lot of people that's definitely going to miss it.
01:30:29.700
A teenager is charged with starting a fire inside the restaurant on Saturday.
01:30:36.860
Many people who live in Shemokin are upset that Dunkin' Donuts is closed.
01:30:41.660
Now I have to rely on myself to go to maybe a Turkey Hill or something where I don't like
01:30:49.320
And I'm kind of dealing with it, but I really miss Dunkin' Donuts.
01:30:54.860
I get a chicken baker croissant or I get some coffee, Powerade if I'm dehydrated.
01:31:00.560
If I have any legal work that I need to do, I go there.
01:31:05.080
I'm going to miss that place if it don't open up.
01:31:09.580
A lot of my friends go in there, get the cold coffee.
01:31:19.200
So the guy in the middle was like, yeah, I get stayed dehydrated, meet my attorney up
01:31:37.540
When you got to do legal work, you got to go to Dunk's.
01:32:15.220
No, I can't really do them that much, I don't think.
01:32:17.200
Sometimes I wish I spent more time focusing on stuff like that.
01:32:23.660
But under pressure it's pretty hard, but you just really have to emphasize ours, really.
01:32:36.520
I do it a wee little bit, but here and there is a good party trick if you do it.
01:32:41.680
But it's not really going to take me far in life, is it?
01:33:02.820
Which is probably why I have nothing to talk about.
01:33:12.600
If you guys don't know Grace, now you probably do.
01:33:18.260
Did we talk about your life enough, do you think?
01:33:26.220
But by the time I dropped out of college, I had a 4.0.
01:33:41.820
Well, the fathers are missing out on loving their children.
01:34:04.800
Why do the Irish have that trouble sharing love?
01:34:08.380
And if people listen, they can hit the hotline, too, with that.
01:34:15.300
I want to examine that next time we have a solo episode, is why the Irish have that trouble
01:34:21.620
Do you think that they have it more than other cultures?
01:34:40.880
He just put that video up of him, Bobby, and their mother trying to do Christmas together
01:34:45.480
Can you see that if you put it on his Instagram?
01:34:59.280
Late at night, and I leave Duke here by himself.
01:35:34.080
This is like that game show, like that telephone game or whatever.
01:35:50.800
She's probably a star that I would like to meet.
01:35:55.600
And who, on top of that, who was your favorite thus far?
01:35:59.380
I got to meet Mel Gibson one time, and he was very captivating.
01:36:03.380
It's very, like, you get drawn into him, you know?
01:36:06.180
You sit down and, like, shoot the shit with him?
01:36:10.040
Yeah, I did get to one time, which is crazy, because Patriot's my favorite movie, probably.
01:36:15.080
Was there anything else that we wanted to talk about?
01:36:18.280
You have any of our topics, anything you want to look at really quick?
01:36:20.440
I'm just trying to think, Grace, before I let you go.
01:36:25.040
Okay, so it is going to be coming out in February.
01:36:29.800
Everything is completely up in the air right now, trying to figure out what the hell it's
01:36:33.480
But for the most part, the idea for it is the name's going to be Disgraceful, and I'm going
01:36:38.400
to have, like, guests on every week, and for the first 15 to 20 minutes, they're auditioning
01:36:44.660
to be my new co-host, because I need a new co-host.
01:36:49.640
And then after that, hopefully, we'll shoot the shit.
01:36:52.220
But I'll get to practicing a little more and be a little better for that.
01:37:16.280
So I had pitched her my idea for this podcast, and she was like, yeah, that's awesome, but
01:37:20.520
what if you did a podcast with, like, Blake Griffin?
01:37:25.920
So we're going to figure out something somewhere in the middle.
01:37:31.060
That was just, like, a little behind-the-scenes kind of phone call.
01:37:54.440
The Down for Anything tour that's going on right now.
01:37:57.600
And despite everything I've said on this podcast, it is a good show.
01:38:06.880
I think I got nervous there were so many girls in there.
01:38:14.460
My whole time, I'm just trying to make the boyfriends laugh.
01:38:19.780
So I really try my best to make them laugh the most.
01:38:24.500
A lot of times you'd be on stage and it's all dates there.
01:38:30.340
If you're the lonely one, if you're the one that doesn't have a boyfriend or girlfriend,
01:38:38.760
And then you're like, oh, it just builds up this...
01:38:40.940
Sometimes they can build up this weird fucking resentment.
01:38:47.160
So everyone, three, two, one, everyone started kissing.
01:39:20.560
We're going to send some cacks your way this year, Gracie, baby.
01:40:35.940
They'll throw their wives across a car to impress their boys.
01:40:45.580
Just to get a whiff of Pedroia's fucking catcher's mitt.
01:40:56.740
Anything that you're trying to push on yourself this year?
01:41:04.220
Is there a real goal that you have or something this year?
01:41:12.620
We're talking, I'll take it wherever I can get it.
01:41:36.120
I'm going to start with the dry January and see where that goes.
01:41:43.080
I missed the first day, but what are you going to do?
01:41:55.940
No, I'm going to try to be sober all year, I think.
01:42:02.380
I'm going to try to be more pertinent with my time.
01:42:08.700
Like, I think with relationship stuff, don't waste, like, dating time and things that maybe
01:42:22.160
If I know it's not really there, don't just kind of, you know, use the situation just because
01:42:28.820
Or just because I don't have anybody to go do...
01:42:30.280
You know, just be like, well, just do shit by myself then sometimes.
01:42:56.300
I'd like to read a little bit more maybe this year.
01:43:03.540
But just because I want to have that slow time because your thoughts are slowed down
01:43:11.560
Yeah, slow it down and maybe pray, pray, yeah, pray if I meet a wife or something.