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hundred plus i was Is this

2:01

the first? Yes. This is the first time

2:03

I've been wearing... Is

2:05

this a uniform? So

2:08

you're the first person to open the attachment. Yeah!

2:10

What to wear at the X-Men.

2:12

Yeah! That's crazy! No one opened it. No one

2:14

opened it. Oh yeah! I respect your shit. You're

2:16

just really different though. Well you're not a very

2:19

tall, so like look... Put your arm out. And

2:22

just hold me. No, but like see it go see.

2:24

Yeah, yeah. That's an experience I've

2:26

never had as a human. That's very

2:28

strange. You know what I mean? If I

2:31

were to be here, would I be... I would say

2:33

that would bother me. Of course it would. But imagine

2:35

if you've just been doing it for 45 years. You

2:37

haven't been. You've been this your whole life? Yeah, I

2:39

was born. When I was born they were just like,

2:42

and the baby keeps coming. She's nuts. And

2:44

I was like a real... He's

2:47

got bits too. He's got a scent list.

2:50

I came out feet first for the bit. Whee!

2:55

Oh man. Yeah, that would be... You're too

2:57

tall. TT. But it's worked well

2:59

for you. TT the Bears. You grew up

3:01

in... Well you went to college in Boston,

3:03

so you know TT the Bears. Stop doing

3:05

this. Alright. Emerson? Aw,

3:08

Pete! I understand you were born

3:10

in Wisconsin and you haven't been... Stop it! ...

3:13

to be a jetpacker statue. He's good. Hey, you didn't... How's

3:16

your mom, Pam? I understand. What the fuck?

3:19

He's off book! Pandemic, you... No,

3:21

don't bring up pandemics. Don't do it.

3:23

You're good. You are good. What

3:26

is the thing that if someone brings up you

3:28

know they're a true fan? That's a real question.

3:30

If someone comes up... Oh boy. Who

3:33

cares they know about how can we help? Is that

3:35

what you and Jake's pod is called? No, but that's

3:37

a tell that they're not a huge fan. That

3:40

is the giveaway that they're not a huge fan. Oh,

3:42

okay. What is it called? You were on it. We're

3:44

here to help. Yes. Romduff has

3:46

a book called How Can I Help? And you

3:48

mentioned Romduff here. I'm doing the Romduff pod. He's

3:50

been insulting. I'm blaming

3:52

Romduff. He'll be insulting. The ultimate

3:55

excuse. I... Let

3:59

me tell you the weirdest thing. thing that at

4:01

a show, an American

4:04

show of stand-ups,

4:07

I think I was

4:09

featuring, because I was one of those ones where

4:11

I was just very used to being anonymous, and

4:14

someone came up to me and

4:17

goes, did

4:19

you ever host a kid's fire safety video?

4:22

And I was like, what? And they're like, we're teachers.

4:25

And every year, and I was

4:27

like, yes. I was like, the

4:29

greatest game challenge. And I hosted

4:31

like a, in Boston,

4:34

you know, I would get like certain weird gigs

4:37

through Cast big

5:13

And every year At

5:17

school and you were a real celebrity so

5:19

to them They were like and getting recognized

5:21

for that was like I've Aside

5:24

from the Emmy I had never been recognized for

5:26

that can I do you have an Emmy? No?

5:29

Can I am manifesting? Oh

5:31

that's what we do on you're here to haha help You're

5:34

here to haunt you're here to haunt, but you're

5:36

here to haunt. You don't get out of the

5:38

fire properly Yeah, if you don't get

5:40

if you're very good. How can we hunt

5:42

is your spin-off? It's great your Halloween episode

5:46

How can we hunt we're here to hunt I can't remember

5:48

here to hunt that's okay. We're here to hunt yep I

5:50

did it and then we do a clown one. We're here

5:53

to honk We're

5:56

here to hump is the porn one

5:58

the porn one or just you

6:00

guys. We really could have quite a universe. A

6:03

spider verse? Were you here to Holmes? Were here

6:05

to Holmes was my episode. Yeah. Holmes Sweet Holmes.

6:07

Yeah. Very British name. Yeah it is. I just

6:09

listened to your album. Oh let

6:11

me say right up. Go ahead. Ah

6:14

ah ah ah. Beautiful. Yes. Love

6:17

the... Fabric. Yes. Good choice. Thank

6:19

you. Thank you Jeffrey.

6:21

Oh yeah. Got a

6:23

Robin Williams in there. He can't Robin. Oh

6:26

yes. Oh. Beautiful fabric. Fabric

6:28

of a space. If I were on fabric. Revitalize

6:31

me. I'm an old chair. No wait. I'm fine.

6:34

Uphold Street. Uphold Street. Silent

6:37

H. I

6:41

did After Midnight yesterday. Oh congrats. And this

6:43

is the outfit. Okay. The kind of guy

6:45

that'll just wear an outfit all week. I

6:47

get it. And

6:49

this... I like this outfit. I like it too.

6:52

A lot. Enough to own it. I haven't been

6:54

off. I'm

6:56

friends you're Joey. Yeah right. Yeah. Why

6:59

can't you be friends? I don't love it but it is

7:01

true. Yeah.

7:04

No. Your episodes. Well

7:06

I like that better. Because Lord.

7:08

I mean let's be honest. Joey. You

7:11

know. Very few people

7:13

are like yeah his character on Friends. No

7:15

there was another show. What is it like...

7:18

Wait it was his character from Friends wasn't

7:20

it? Yeah. What is that like? That's like

7:22

something. Cause a hit show is like a

7:24

magical date. Yes. It like something works. Or

7:27

like in... Like a... You

7:29

know you meet in Cuba. Yeah. And you

7:31

have red wine. And you're dancing with a

7:33

stranger. And then you have sex in a

7:35

lighthouse. Yeah. And you're just like what the

7:37

fuck. And a spin off is

7:39

that guy. The spin off is like... Antonio comes

7:41

back. Yeah right. And he's like let's go back

7:43

to the lighthouse. It's very bright in here isn't

7:45

it? Boy. How

7:47

old are you again? My

7:50

crotch has been itching since the last time

7:52

you were here Antonio. That's when it all

7:54

becomes so obvious what he's trying to do.

7:56

Yeah. Maybe we go back to the red

7:59

wine place. Confidence to try to

8:01

return to the well again. That's it. That's

8:03

it, too. Yeah, there are all these things

8:05

Biologically and also just like televisionally. Yeah

8:08

better at play Yeah culture and and

8:10

like when you just try to like

8:12

ring the bell again, no one

8:14

likes it. No, it's I'm trying

8:16

to I guess Fraser really is

8:20

The I couldn't be a bigger Fraser fan and they

8:22

rebooted it and I was like hmm never

8:24

never saw a moment No

8:26

me either. Why would you if they but

8:28

they were like look we did it

8:31

We can reboot for the confidence to go

8:33

again Makes sense because they

8:36

were Antonio showed up and had another

8:38

lighthouse dalliance Wait, help me

8:40

out you know, they did here's to Fraser,

8:42

but that's not a way it is what

8:44

that's another Antonio lighthouse Yeah, yes. Yeah, they'd

8:46

fucked you Yeah, they had a different outfit

8:48

and maybe you know, maybe it was by

8:51

the beach instead of the lighthouse But as

8:53

soon as you're like, I don't know about

8:55

this. They're like, how about John Mahoney? I

9:01

kick nanny and then they slowly turned the

9:03

volume down on her psychic man. Yes in

9:05

care for that. That is a fun realize

9:08

that that was a thing See

9:11

the name. She's not taking a kite kick. Yeah

9:15

Kicking a psychic sidekick. Yeah, that's probably

9:17

why they had a sidekick stop it.

9:19

I kick you said I'd kick a

9:21

side I do a lot

9:23

of Frasier stuff. Do you know Frasier and stand

9:25

up? I do a lot of fire safety and

9:28

a lot of Frasier I Was also

9:30

gonna say so at after midnight. Yeah,

9:32

me and Gillian Jacobs both wore this outfit

9:35

So there's a lady version of that and

9:37

they made me change and they gave me like a

9:40

version of this But it was almost like army fatigues

9:42

and I really felt like that for you. I didn't

9:44

like it either I felt like I was traveling back

9:46

in time to warn Sarah Connor that a robot I

9:48

was after like, what year? 12th

9:53

so Thursday wait that so you

9:55

wore this on the show and

9:57

no they they change I changed

10:00

You had this was sort of burning a

10:02

hole in your outfit pocket. Honestly, you know what

10:04

it was ironed. It wasn't

10:06

ironed Interesting it was on a hook with

10:08

like 30 coats little glimpse

10:10

into my wow a lot of go-to

10:12

on there Just it looks like I

10:15

don't know what it looks like. It looks like a mysterious You

10:19

and then yeah, it's like a meat locker, but

10:21

all the meats on one and those are your

10:23

clothes. I Like

10:25

that for you class it's like a meat locker, but all

10:27

the meats on one But uh, you know what in the

10:29

further I get into it. It's not like a meat locker

10:31

to be quite honest. It's a Pete locker We

10:34

got it Emdemics

10:37

save where where we go? Oh, so they made

10:39

a mouth. So this outfit is hot. Where were

10:41

we going though? We were somewhere. Well, I don't

10:43

know other than we oh, I

10:46

was gonna say uh-huh. Who cares

10:48

Okay, the the famous so weird

10:50

so to you to those guys

10:53

That fire safety video. Mm-hmm was a

10:55

legit thrill. I'm yeah, I think with

10:58

moments like that Where it's famous to

11:00

a very small. Yeah, people. Yes, urban

11:02

outfitters. Uh-huh. Have it square Oh,

11:05

you've been there. Yeah sack of shit.

11:07

Oh, geez. Oh wait, you're

11:09

Boston Pete. Yeah. Sorry. What is the cows?

11:11

Yeah, yeah. Yeah, you go to town knows.

11:13

Yeah, I don't have the we that are

11:16

looking very yeah The issue

11:18

of we magazine we had hardcore

11:20

pornography at out of town news

11:23

They had a hardcore pornography. It's out of

11:25

town. So Those

11:27

are you're like, wow, I'm really you

11:29

don't look familiar. Yeah, I Remember

11:32

a guy flipping through a hardcore porn mag

11:34

at out of town news and they would

11:37

remember in porno mags This is gross, but I

11:39

remember sometimes. Yeah, I don't even know the question

11:43

Whatever it is, but go ahead I do I have a

11:45

lot of porno man. Oh, yeah Oh,

11:48

yeah, but they'd bleep it like

11:50

it would be a hardcore magazine But there'd

11:53

be some splaying and they'd be like a

11:55

black Dauber the over the

11:57

regime like this is too much

12:00

Like it was bleeped. Does that put in a hole

12:02

over a hole seems sort of it just

12:05

looks like she was eternally cosmic

12:07

Yeah, right. Yeah, whoa. I'm more

12:09

intrigued Well, is that

12:11

God's gonna make me Milky Way? Sorry

12:19

Did you grow up in the great tradition of someone

12:21

having a bag of porno mags in the woods I

12:24

definitely remember the leave behinds in the woods. Oh, that's

12:26

what they're called. Yep. I Camerons

12:28

why didn't have a stack. Yeah the old cameras. Yeah,

12:31

I didn't have a there's a sweet stack of cameras Using

12:34

hardcore fundamental Christian terminology

12:36

to explain woodland pornography

12:39

There's a Kirk Cameron in the woods. It'll make you Actually

12:43

Kirk Cameron First

12:49

he is risen and then the second time

12:51

this must have worked on after midnight. This

12:53

would have worked Okay, good. That would matter

12:57

Still pitch if we were

12:59

in England, they'd love this don't they love their

13:01

word or shit. Oh, yeah, they love it They're

13:03

like leafy green. She keeps pitching at you. Oh

13:06

right when you think he's doing it comes from

13:08

all Yeah,

13:10

good on you good on your Pete. That's

13:13

a good one Pete God,

13:15

I fucking lodged in me His

13:17

sleeves won't touch his fucking wrists. You

13:20

know that those here I Think

13:23

I'm gonna have a term

13:25

for that. Yeah long and

13:27

airy. He's raggled long

13:29

and airy sounds like Richard scary. Yeah Anything

13:34

I think I meant Richard gory Which

13:37

Richard scary Richard gory so you'd say mystery

13:39

of the TV show that open with drawings

13:42

from Richard gory, right? He's got mystery

13:44

arms. Yeah, right. Yeah. Yeah, yeah lanky

13:47

poles Where

13:49

are we? I think Burbank. I'm

13:51

not sure No,

13:53

you were about I was gonna say at Urban

13:55

Outfitters. There's a photo of the guy you what

13:58

well I did I did grow up near woods and

14:00

there was always porn in the woods. That's where

14:02

we were. The porn stack people, I remember

14:06

probably from my early adolescence and being

14:09

like, it was the version of like

14:11

when a grown man ate ice cream, you were like,

14:13

I'm going to eat ice cream when I'm old. That's

14:15

all I'm going to eat. When I was like a

14:17

stack of porn. Why aren't they? Yes. I

14:19

was like, that will be how I live. I will

14:21

live among playboys and porn. I thought I

14:24

would have like a room. Wall

14:27

to wall. Yeah. I

14:30

was like, even if my wants change, I

14:32

will hold on to this want because it's

14:34

important. Out of respect for me. Out of

14:36

respect for me. Free past you. Yes. No,

14:39

that's very similar. When you're a kid, you're like, I

14:41

used to be like, why don't old people wear Metallica

14:43

t-shirts? I was like, when I'm 90, I'm going to

14:45

wear a Metallica t-shirt. Yeah. Now I feel like you

14:47

might see that. I feel like we're the generation that

14:49

when we're really fuck old, we will

14:51

be like flaming lips. Yeah,

14:54

probably. That actually kind of makes me sad.

14:56

Put on a sweater. Yeah. I

15:00

mean, I'm not a good, I really in my

15:02

day to day dress, it's bad. But we're wearing

15:04

the same outfit. I know, but it's like I'm

15:06

at a thing. Oh, this is

15:08

a thing. This is a thing. So I'm

15:11

excited to be here and I'm respectful. Yeah.

15:13

Of the thing. And I'm aware that some of this will end

15:15

up on Instagram. If I can take

15:18

the outfit roasting out of the equation, then we

15:20

can just get to like, he's working a few

15:22

episodes. I had a few episodes where my belly

15:24

was showing and that was. But

15:26

you're in pretty good shape. PGS? Yeah,

15:29

you are. I rated PGS.

15:31

You like the backwards Gary Busey.

15:34

BGB? Yeah. Yeah.

15:39

What does that mean on the backwards Gary Busey? You

15:41

know, he does those, you ever seen him do

15:44

his acronyms where he'll be like, oh yeah, he'll

15:46

go the other way. Yeah. Where

15:48

he'll be like, he goes backwards. Yeah. No,

15:50

he calls out the acronym and then he says it.

15:53

You'd be like, you're like at a matchbook candy store

15:56

and NBC's ass. You know, he

15:58

does that and sometimes they're off. You're

16:00

like, whatever, he's close, though. That's like

16:02

an eight-lettered acronym. Yeah, there's a certain,

16:04

people aren't gonna pay attention past that

16:07

third letter. I like singing since you've

16:09

been gone in acronyms, which is SYBG.

16:11

That's pretty good. ICB, FTFT. Like KC?

16:14

Hmm? Hmm? Hmm? Yeah.

16:17

So the stack of porno mag was

16:19

a dream. And, oh, the

16:21

fact that we're not wearing flaming lips

16:23

t-shirts and the roasting in my belly.

16:25

Yeah. And we're back. Yeah. I

16:27

didn't mind. I mean, I'm not a comment reader.

16:29

Are you a comment reader? No, less and less.

16:32

But you see some. Some sneak

16:34

through. I've had a few that have been,

16:36

you know. Harrowing? Yeah.

16:38

That have really taken a toll. And you get

16:41

better at that as you go on. But there

16:43

have been a couple where I'm like, I've also

16:45

had people on Twitter, like,

16:48

because Twitter comments are normally

16:50

more about what you said

16:52

versus, you know,

16:54

a clip or something. Ear appearance. Yeah,

16:56

so. But I've had some people take

16:59

a screenshot of a bad comment and

17:02

gone, why did this guy say that?

17:04

And I'm like, why did you pass

17:06

that information along? I just did a

17:08

corporate show and it was rough.

17:10

Yeah, of course. That didn't need to be said.

17:13

Yeah. But you know, you know how

17:15

you gauge the bar and you're like, I stayed true.

17:17

Yes. And I got laughed. Yep. And

17:20

I did my job. Trusted the process. I didn't

17:22

turn on them. Right. I was dirty

17:24

though. It was interesting that the show was like, you can be

17:26

dirty because they're all fucking, everybody's heard me talk about the show

17:28

a million. It was what it was.

17:31

They were drinking all day. Yeah, right. Show was

17:33

at 1030. Terrible. They

17:35

were drinking all day. Terrible. And they're like

17:38

very rich men. Yep. And I go

17:40

out, it was the kind of show where they're like,

17:42

Lara Bites opened and she said that she was sober

17:44

and someone screamed quitter. It was that kind of show.

17:46

So I go up, I'm in total fight flight. That

17:49

is a really ridiculous thing. I

17:51

know, quitter! I was like,

17:53

yikes. Funny. I get it

17:55

on like a t-shirt. Yeah. We can choose

17:57

to not read it. Yeah. person

18:00

in recovery that she's a quitter. She didn't

18:02

do the, she didn't follow through. Okay. Exactly.

18:05

So after the show, I already told the

18:07

story, but I was being dirty and I

18:09

was being, I'm going to be in this

18:11

guy's defense who walked out, a guy walked

18:13

out. Sure. And was kind of like, spoiler.

18:15

He didn't say shame on you, but he

18:17

essentially was like shame on you. Yeah. Basically.

18:19

Yeah. I'm quitting. I'm

18:22

out of here. I'm a quitter. He

18:24

was black. He seemed blackout drunk

18:26

and he was like, shame on you.

18:28

And he left. In his defense,

18:30

I was being very dirty.

18:32

Not, not super dirty, but for me, dirt.

18:34

Finding the, yeah. I was, you

18:36

know what it was is like people were like kind

18:38

of heckling. Yeah. Right. Like, why would you say that?

18:41

You think someone's going to come over and suck your

18:43

dick or just leave me alone. I'm just trying to

18:45

do my job. Like, kind of like, pretty bad. Well,

18:48

yeah, but you're going to the level

18:50

where you will win, which is smart.

18:52

Exactly. Honestly,

18:55

like I would love to be cool and

18:57

be like, I get it, man. This isn't

18:59

an ideal situation, but I talked a lot

19:01

afterwards when you're in fight flight. Oh, yeah.

19:03

It's 100% reactive mind. Yeah.

19:06

So someone, what it was was I took a

19:08

sip of water and someone goes, how's that water?

19:10

Wow. That is a crazy, crazy thing. I

19:13

said, do you know how much courage it takes to come up here

19:15

and try and entertain you guys? What do you think is going to

19:17

happen? Someone's going to come over and suck your dick because you yelled

19:19

at, so then this guy walks out. That's okay.

19:22

I didn't like that he made a show of it. Yeah,

19:24

right. Never great. The next day, the guy

19:26

who booked me, he's like, hey, thanks so much.

19:29

It was great. He was so sweet. He

19:31

was like, everyone enjoyed it except this guy.

19:33

And he sent me a screen grab of

19:36

the email that that guy who walked out

19:38

sent him. And I, Garrett,

19:41

immediately I close it because I don't want

19:43

to read that. Yep. But then I go,

19:45

what if this is real? Yeah. What if

19:47

in the email it says, I'll be waiting

19:49

for him in the lobby? That's

19:52

where my mind goes. I'm like, what

19:54

if there's burden in this might be

19:56

battle plans? Yeah. Okay. So I Read

19:58

it and of course there wasn't. The

20:00

thing I needed the now and they're put their

20:02

with a whole lotta like. I.

20:04

Remember like this idiot made fun a god

20:06

you know why is I would have been

20:08

I was like. Is anyone here rich

20:10

and miserable? because they're already do They were

20:12

inclined to the top of the ladder and

20:14

go oh no. Jesus was right yeah I

20:16

got it. was of by or you could

20:18

say yes of course he. He didn't like

20:20

that he thought I was making fun of

20:23

God when really you are my making fun

20:25

of them as well I appear. yeah I

20:27

have boys. how long were you up there?

20:29

I. Tried to be like I do forty five because I

20:32

brought him opener and they were like you need to do

20:34

an hour and then they were like. Jim. Breuer

20:36

did about thirty than he told stories. Whitney

20:38

Cummings bailed on her said like be kept

20:40

telling me everyone who bailed with adjusted groundwork

20:42

and I was like but you won't let

20:44

me just do forty five like wouldn't that

20:47

be better? Yeah no due to the our

20:49

says is an hour was a very long

20:51

our yeah well you do. You do those

20:53

types of thing not a lot no I've

20:55

never seen out by. I mean I would

20:57

love to do them yeah as I hear

20:59

that shatters pretty sweet but not funny that

21:01

as I'm sitting on this I am like

21:03

thank you Ricky thank you for having well

21:05

it. Is that? But I think I've done

21:08

like I've my writing partner and I who

21:10

was also my sketch partner Evan Man or

21:12

back in the day we got booked to

21:14

do and I don't even know how the

21:16

hell this happened. But we got booked to

21:19

do a show in the Bahamas for this

21:21

company called Paychecks which is like a huge

21:23

paycheck com Pacino Guess you know the as

21:25

as you get through the world York by

21:27

others so the Harris is a magnates. Wow

21:30

Who knew that there is like a paycheck.

21:32

You. Know guess but I'm good. I reject and

21:34

say the guy that lives in my that lived

21:36

in my house before we bought it. He.

21:39

Was in the can set a business

21:42

lab and I said ray and said

21:44

any time you see confetti in a

21:46

movie, that's me in a movie. So

21:48

there's Paycheck moguls. There's confetti mogul. Double

21:50

confetti mogul Beats. A

21:55

said you do to did it allude to

21:57

do.is not a joke sorry to me. Weep.

22:00

That at my wedding. My. God.

22:04

Ah so Paycheck moguls I game a

22:06

little obsessed with. I am a little

22:08

obsessed with the idea of the confetti

22:10

mans I know obviously well I'm saying

22:12

it without saying is like a famous

22:14

comedian is living in the i'm not

22:16

saying I'm know like and Jo Koy.

22:19

Have. Died on a

22:21

way through show and of yeah I do the Irvine

22:23

Improv in there like joke what was his here he

22:26

so that twenty eight so line and I'm like I

22:28

struggled to sell was like I told the guy yeah

22:30

fuck make i well I I so we'd so we

22:32

go there we do this show and they like they

22:34

want us there for like three days and they want

22:36

us like. It. Is very

22:39

much a corporate events So we were

22:41

having fun of the Bahamas we were.

22:43

It's what's called the sandals yeah it's

22:45

like a sandals but it's like oh

22:47

thongs songs that is a brilliant and

22:49

we're advise british sandals where he has

22:51

a lot moles and ah add so

22:53

we were there like doing some some

22:55

stuff all week but then it came

22:57

time for the shell response has the

22:59

company talent show now we like our

23:01

hours and people yes know you were

23:03

and so and and I seek it

23:05

was like that the people were going

23:07

to do stand up. So was like a

23:09

company said of show, so we were like, "I

23:11

had not done stand up at this point, I

23:13

was pilates mid to late twenties and. We.

23:15

Were like. We. Just needed certain beds

23:18

and we had some sketch bits that would

23:20

work of these but it was for thousand

23:22

people and when we got there you know

23:24

it was a real fucking events. And.

23:27

The woman was like we we were gonna

23:29

book the be fifty twos and then we

23:31

went with you and we were both like

23:33

What? Like that

23:35

is a couple whose. Why? Would

23:38

those the two finalists? Through and

23:40

we were both like the be as he just

23:42

as the show is approaching we we're dreading it.

23:44

Oh we knew it was gonna suck. We were

23:46

working on our bits that day. And.

23:49

and we were both going this is did it

23:51

is it was great to have another person in

23:53

it where are you can say is it worth

23:55

having the other breezes gotta be rather it's a

23:57

good how to be bet it's better because we

23:59

were like I'll hold you yeah

24:01

this nightmare right and it was

24:03

a nightmare yeah, and and

24:06

so they told us they had to be funny B-52s

24:08

all right well yeah I

24:10

mean you know I mean I was like

24:12

that's good first of all I was like they're definitely this

24:14

was a budgetary decision Without

24:16

question Oh taking you over the

24:19

two yes absolutely us over the yeah, yeah

24:22

And and so and so we start we

24:24

had the opening joke we had was something

24:26

we'd done on stage before where he

24:30

just slapped me a ridiculous amount of time in

24:32

the face in the face and It's

24:36

one of those ones that starts off a little funny

24:39

And then by probably the eighth slap is

24:41

kind of not funny, but by slap 15

24:43

is funny Yeah, and I would kind of

24:45

call it like I would go enough, but

24:48

it was like so we were like that's a winner so

24:51

we we decided we'd do a couple

24:53

little company jokes and then

24:55

we'd get into the slap one and And

24:57

by slap eight it wasn't funny, but

24:59

normally it was funny by slap 13

25:03

It was not funny as expected, but then

25:05

by like slap 18. It wasn't getting funny

25:08

It was like getting worse every slap

25:11

and so my face is starting to hurt But

25:13

I'm also like at some point this has to

25:15

start like part of the pun hitting like some

25:17

point some people will cave And be like there

25:19

is comedy in here Even if

25:21

they're like it's horrifying, but it's also wow this

25:24

guy is break It's like the this guy's like

25:26

David Blaine face like how is he doing it?

25:29

He's got blade face, and I mean

25:31

I'm not kidding. We probably went to like

25:33

slap 25 before I was like this We're

25:35

not winning here, and I called it I

25:37

was like enough and but wait

25:39

did you have a safe word like no joke

25:42

do you have like a real well? I the

25:44

point the thing was that at some point during

25:46

the slapping I go on I stopped it So

25:49

I it was in my control to at some

25:51

point be like enough He's just gonna keep teeing

25:53

off on me until I call it

25:56

and there's sweet There Was like we

25:58

would slow him down a little. So

26:00

it he will really saw on it. And.

26:03

I mean I when I hit is one of your

26:05

try to talk or something or you like While I

26:07

just think these find people that. Deserve

26:09

a really good so what? I what are you? I

26:11

think it was that I don't remember but I think

26:13

it was just that I think I told them to

26:15

slap me in the face. I

26:17

think that was what it. While I was

26:20

like slap me and affect me to get

26:22

I'm not saying we were for Mr. Cheryl

26:24

I as I I think this is hilarious.

26:26

So we get the like twenty five that

26:28

twenty five love and and nobody. It's somehow

26:31

the silence is the only thing getting louder.

26:33

And. And so it is bad and

26:35

we stop or whatever and then you know,

26:37

bring up the first person to do stand

26:40

up and we were offstage. We're like holy

26:42

shit and we knew we had. Five

26:44

has a on the seven segments. yeah

26:47

of this I get out some this.

26:49

I've hosted A Word shows where they're

26:51

like indices stand up every three people

26:53

and yeah, you just don't understand. Still

26:55

said it's it was what as you

26:57

if you're doing six sets. Xix.

27:00

Bit yeah yeah, but like going up. Oh

27:02

yes, yes. So when I did that I

27:04

was a you need six openers. Yeah.

27:06

Like rabbits. The weirdest thing to like

27:08

were Geo at the beginning. Complete bullet

27:10

and they're laughing. So Zola, you can

27:12

come back and it's like up It's

27:15

a wonderful boy asks know how to

27:17

hurt us is not a savvy enough

27:19

crowd. Environments so you

27:21

can go up and be like. Someone

27:24

yells out of my is a. High

27:28

services as I said little are after

27:30

that. Shows like one of the weird

27:32

things about comedy as if you get

27:34

good at at you're rewarded by doing

27:36

it places it doesn't belong. That.

27:38

Is set say poignant point be there's enough

27:40

where it really is true there are. You

27:42

know I think that a lot of times

27:44

when you see like you know I mean

27:46

have gone on the road and I'm like

27:48

open for people who are doing like stadiums

27:50

and you're like this is tough. And.

27:53

a medium it's specials when you see him

27:55

go and madison square and well it's different

27:57

is entirely the either know fit that they

27:59

idea of like You know like when you

28:01

go to a sound loaded. I wouldn't know I just

28:03

mean I haven't done a status piece. I

28:05

quit Yeah,

28:08

no, I you know like I love you like

28:11

low ceilings you like the think about it Oh,

28:13

yeah, exactly in line with what I'm saying is

28:15

like you're the bet one of the best standups

28:17

in the world now I do it weird. Oh,

28:20

sorry. I'm sorry. I misunderstood how that I do

28:22

love you Don't

28:26

do this no But

28:30

doing it let's do it in an airplane

28:32

hangar. Yeah, I Think

28:34

about I started watching that Steve Martin documentary and like,

28:37

you know, he gets so huge He's doing the Hollywood

28:39

Bowl and I'm stuff and I'm like, no

28:41

wonder you fucking hated it. Yeah, no

28:43

wonder you hated it Yeah, what a

28:46

perfect venue. Yeah, I I

28:48

think that it really is like you You

28:50

know, that's why there are those clubs you go to

28:53

those clubs and you're like, yeah, this is like everyone

28:55

agrees This is a top five club in the country

28:57

lunch line Comedy works. Yeah,

28:59

I can Madison. Yeah, just what

29:01

are all three of those are

29:04

if they existed in nature They'd be cave. Yes.

29:06

Yeah, and then they're like, what if we did

29:08

it in a field? Yeah, why

29:10

because the one ring has you?

29:12

Yeah, it's a Sauron grabbed you

29:14

and yeah Subtitles

29:18

on you could sell out

29:20

the bowl don't slap. Yeah

29:23

Yeah, yeah, like yeah, I Feel

29:26

very passionately about this. I understand making

29:29

money money plays and maybe you just want the

29:31

most amount of people to be able to see

29:33

you Someone

29:36

what's that I have those shoes. I'm really

29:38

yeah Should we hold should

29:40

we do a stop and you can go doing? Oh,

29:42

I mean is that I know you

29:44

man Well, you could be very identical. I'm wearing

29:46

my sleeping sleepy bags. Good Lord. Well, thank

29:49

you for doing this Look at my big

29:51

jump. I discovered this was my fetish. I

29:54

Love an ankle rub. Yeah. Yeah, these are funny you

29:56

they're not they don't have great ankle support. So don't

29:59

go on a hike in them Well, you know, yeah,

30:01

I would I don't need to hear that disclaimer. I

30:03

wouldn't um, I'm not trying to be rude slap me

30:06

But that's that is why to your point like when

30:08

a man walks out in an environment

30:10

that is not teed up for it

30:12

Then yeah, it's obvious But the email

30:15

is again a thing where I think

30:17

people think that because you do this sort of

30:19

stuff you maybe are Made of

30:22

stone and to some extent you really can take

30:24

a lot of shit Yeah, but there are still

30:26

the ones that sneak through the comments We talked

30:28

about it. I'm we're here to help this guy.

30:30

I did a

30:32

joke years ago and this

30:34

guy commented that I was like a

30:36

fat Aaron Paul and It

30:40

it was so right That

30:42

it hurts so much and then

30:44

I mentioned it. I'm we're here to help and

30:47

now that's almost Rebirthed

30:49

to a point where I've like had to

30:51

purge myself of any emotion when it comes

30:53

to it because Now people

30:55

at my shows will show up with shirts that

30:57

say fat Aaron Paul and I'm like, okay, we're

30:59

back and And it's just

31:01

like yeah It's like a flippin man said

31:03

and I rent I this

31:05

was back in the day when I would read

31:08

comments Yeah, and I saw it and

31:10

I just I was like ah Yeah

31:14

Fat Aaron Paul though Little an

31:16

Aaron Paul what that's still an Aaron Paul in

31:18

the family. Aaron Paul. Yeah, it's like a clumps

31:20

I'm like the one where you're like, hey, he's

31:22

not the best-looking brother There's Aaron, but hey, he's

31:24

at the table Yeah,

31:29

but isn't it a gift I mean lesbian

31:31

Val Kilmer is my go Is

31:34

my go-to even at that

31:37

corporate show where I'm you know Struggling,

31:39

uh-huh, and I said I

31:42

look like lesbian Val Kilmer winner they go

31:44

not I got another one so fat Aaron

31:46

Paul is a gift. All right ready for

31:48

this one. I'm from Milwaukee Yeah, yeah weird-looking

31:51

Jeffrey Dahmer Weird-looking

31:53

Jeffrey Dahmer as opposed to the dreamy

31:55

Jeffrey as opposed to yeah the regular

31:57

Dahmer who is fucking insane was eating

32:00

I guess I don't know enough about

32:02

Jeffrey Dahmer. I don't I would have

32:04

said Ed Norton I've gotten like bargain

32:07

at Norton before like what was it

32:09

bargain bin at Norton? Yeah, like a

32:11

discounted Ed Norton. There's like there's always

32:13

in the microwave. Yeah, I don't need

32:16

that Melty Ed Norton. Yeah, I Don't

32:20

need you to be adding your own spice Melty

32:22

Ed Norton men Rose Ed Norton. Yeah Unfuckable

32:25

Ed Norton Unsuccessful

32:29

Ed Norton. Yeah, these

32:31

are gifts. You know you tell that story in your

32:34

album. What is it? Alarm

32:36

ago of a lime a guaff. Yeah, I'm

32:38

a guaff. Yeah, I'm a guaff that

32:40

really wrote your nickname How old are you

32:42

at that time? It started when

32:45

I was probably like 13 or 14 I

32:48

was one of the first times I got high and And

32:51

yeah, it was like a don't tap on the glass. We

32:54

were stoned. We were in front of a little store smoking

32:57

weed and I was laughing hysterically

32:59

and I kind of tapped this closed

33:01

store window and This

33:03

one guy goes don't Gareth you llama

33:05

guaff and I go don't call me

33:08

a lime a guaff and everyone's just laughing And I

33:10

really for years thought I just

33:12

had amazing timing. I was like I just

33:14

timed how I said I'm just funny. You

33:17

know Yeah,

33:19

yeah, that's I should go to parties when I

33:22

go to England and like You

33:24

know my friends would be like llama guaff and I'd

33:26

be like I went back, baby But still I was

33:28

like man I nailed that joke and

33:30

then it was like but I always was like in the

33:32

back of my mind I was like I just I

33:35

really added nothing to I just said don't call

33:37

me the thing he called me Yeah, and then

33:39

at the party this one guy was like oh

33:42

Llama guaff and I was like and he was there

33:44

that night so I go why did

33:46

that stick do you think yeah? And he was like

33:48

cuz you hit the window and Richard said don't Gareth

33:50

the alarm will go off And you

33:52

said don't call me a llama guaff and I

33:54

went that's an interesting bit of insight into this

33:57

moment Isn't it that makes a

33:59

lot more sense? So right. My

34:02

Magwop's not a term. Okay.

34:06

Okay. Okay. That is

34:08

interesting. Everyone who listens

34:10

to the show knows, I'm going to say, at that

34:12

same age, they called me Pet F. No,

34:15

no, they called me Biter Chef. They tried

34:17

to shave the word Pete in the back of

34:19

my head. Sure. And she, I've

34:22

told this before, but Jasmine, Justine,

34:24

my hairdresser. Also my mom's

34:27

hairdresser. Wow. I was like,

34:29

can you write Pete in the back of my head because

34:31

like vanilla ice and all this stuff. And she's like, I'm

34:33

done. I'm done. I nailed it.

34:35

Like she had never done anything like that before in her

34:37

life. Then she turns me around

34:39

and I'm like, I think you forgot the second

34:41

E. Like she just wrote, Pet. That's

34:46

amazing. It centered. It was

34:49

perfect. If I said right,

34:51

pet. Oh boy. Pet is the

34:53

word. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. No, it's not.

34:55

Yeah, they made me do this in an

34:57

orgy. No, you would end up on like

34:59

a right wing Facebook. Like, see? This

35:02

is why you can't do drag time story

35:04

time. Look at him. Look at

35:06

pet. This is the

35:08

guy we have entertaining our children. Pet. Pet

35:13

Holmes. Pet Holmes. So I

35:15

asked her to squeeze in the second E, obviously.

35:18

We had a real moment of parry. Which is what you go with. She

35:20

just hung with the off-center. She did a little carrot with the

35:22

E. Oh, I'll draw it. I'm excited.

35:26

Yeah, that is. This is my head. We have

35:28

to have the... Boy, if ever there's a time

35:30

to really... That's like when a surgeon's like, the right

35:32

arm, right? Like, just do the last... Yes!

35:36

Let's be extra safe. Wow,

35:39

it really is. So this is pet. That's

35:42

what she revealed. I was like, we did it. And

35:45

then I was like, that's not it. Oh, don't worry. Don't worry. And I swear

35:47

to God this is what she did. Oh

35:54

my God! So she didn't...

35:56

She couldn't get the definition to have

35:58

the bottom. Look like it had pet

36:01

our. And you know

36:03

what? As I'm saying this I'm realizing how

36:05

right they were to com a bad ass.

36:07

I mean I literally had a label, I

36:10

really taken over it, I shaved my head,

36:12

says yeah. But also let's be honest, the

36:14

Jasmine was a jasmine to seem to stay

36:16

in. I it really is. and look it's

36:18

pressure. That's a pressure moment. This is a

36:21

very specific requests but there's you get one.

36:23

Take it. This is like this is the

36:25

big explosion onset. That is right, let's just

36:27

rights. Yeah, that's me. Sorrow? Yeah, let's double.

36:30

Check and see, sort of. You.

36:32

Know. I knew it. Yeah, it's not

36:34

too late to bring it back. I'd say do

36:36

it Yeah I peed in the bag my be

36:38

fun. Read the know our

36:40

eyes has never been hotter yes but they

36:42

also call me biter chefs everybody knows as

36:44

because when we learned the shaft of the

36:47

piano yeah and then they call me butter

36:49

chef. So anyway up lima glass thank you

36:51

know as a manager asking the right so

36:53

I'm about as continue. Live.

36:55

Of us here said Aaron Paul the

36:58

book lima gloves here. And

37:03

we're so excited us of our our

37:05

you have I have the line of

37:07

Love where you to go Where you

37:09

go Books that era Paul live a

37:11

glove Join me. Out

37:14

a successful fab. Reserve that Aaron Paul line

37:16

of last five years of worse app is

37:18

also.sap I know I can we are You

37:20

felt I could see that to back to

37:23

that porn and the would you know pete

37:25

lead this is the only so long ago

37:27

awful do and there's a reason. I

37:31

respect as. I also

37:33

not that I cite your album is

37:35

incredible. It's all a England. We'd England

37:37

weed and the rest England weed in

37:39

the rest. Yeah. Thank. You and

37:41

I said there's a lot, but well. To.

37:43

Be fair, a lot of times I'll put on

37:46

some of these stuff. To. To

37:48

get a taste the up. And I

37:50

was no thing as I write. and I

37:52

loved Alex. I'm at every moment you're really

37:54

really talented of P Smiley and the mom.

37:57

well thank a great at the crowd

37:59

it's yeah There's a change up. Yeah, not

38:01

easy to do with the crowding. No,

38:03

it's no that means a lot truly

38:05

and I won't I won't You know, I'm

38:07

not gonna throw us into a 69 while you're biting

38:10

the shaft But it means a

38:12

lot because truly you are just tell me when

38:14

your lima going off That's

38:22

good too because I have

38:25

loved your work for so Murray

38:30

I Really

38:33

appreciate it but to stay on

38:35

you better that's better. It's better.

38:37

It's better I

38:42

Don't want to go beat by beat but there

38:44

are some topics that you cover in the record

38:46

that are worth circling back also Available

38:49

on YouTube. Oh, is it a visual?

38:51

Yeah. Oh, I didn't know yeah. Oh wonderful. Yeah, so you

38:53

can go in Wish

38:55

I had The

38:57

the you shared bath water. Yeah,

38:59

really? Yeah, what are they doing?

39:01

Is this like to was

39:04

England? So it's not depression era like what

39:06

in my tell the people okay, so so

39:08

essentially, you know, I the lead-in

39:10

is something along the lines of You

39:13

know when you grow up thinking something's normal and

39:16

then you get older and you go boy That

39:18

is not like a universal thing that is specific

39:21

to my family There was as I

39:23

kind of opened it up when I went on tour

39:25

to ask people about things There was this guy revealed

39:27

that his family invented a

39:29

birthday chicken, which he thought was

39:32

normal When

39:35

you said birthday chicken on the record, I

39:38

just started dying laughing Absurd

39:41

especially when a comedian who does crowd

39:43

work is telling you a story about

39:45

previous crowd work You just know it's

39:47

gonna be fantastic and this guy was

39:49

raised to believe that he got gifts

39:51

from his friends and family and one

39:53

gift What do you say from

39:56

a magical foul? Yeah from some mythical magical

39:58

foul called the birthday chicken And so, and

40:01

his family like, and so yes, to your point,

40:03

there was a show where I'm like, does anyone

40:05

have anything like that? And this guy, as I

40:07

say on the, it's true, he just goes, I

40:10

got one birthday chicken. And everyone was like, what?

40:13

What does that mean? And he was like, when he was a kid, he had

40:16

a birthday chicken. And so he grew up, his whole,

40:18

even when he knew it was fake, like

40:20

when his parents were like, there's no Santa and all this

40:23

stuff, there's no birthday chicken. They still

40:25

did a birthday chicken gift. Like you get a stocking

40:27

on Chris, you know what I mean? Like it continued.

40:29

He was like, he was like, you keep doing the

40:31

birthday chicken thing. We all, the cat's out of the

40:33

bag. It's not real, but we still do the thing

40:36

we're all doing. And he goes to college and

40:38

one of his roommates, he gives his roommate a

40:40

gift regular, and then he gives him one from

40:43

the birthday chicken. And then he

40:45

explains that it's from the birthday chicken and everyone's like, what

40:47

are you talking about? And he's like the birthday, and that

40:49

was when he had that moment. No one told him.

40:51

No one told him. He made it all the way there.

40:55

So we're going to get to your tub

40:57

one, but as I'm listening to this, one

40:59

of the joyful things just about your act

41:01

in general is like these

41:04

topics you want to participate. Like

41:06

it made me realize when I was in college,

41:08

I went from high school to college. So

41:11

I'm 18 years old and I'm

41:13

packing for college. And

41:15

my grandma had made me

41:18

a pillow the size of a couch

41:20

cushion, like an enormous pillow covered

41:23

in white fur with

41:26

a tail, two

41:28

little button eyes and a

41:30

bow, like a Hello Kitty bow. It

41:32

was a white cat. We called it the cat pillow, like

41:35

the birthday chicken. And that's

41:37

fine. It was a great pillow when you

41:39

were reading in bed, you'd leave on the

41:41

cat pillow. But I'm

41:43

packing for college. Look

41:46

I look back and go, why did they let me get married when I

41:48

was 22? Why didn't they pull me

41:50

aside? But more so, why didn't someone say

41:52

don't take the cat pillow to college? Because

41:54

I unpacked it and it was

41:56

on my bed in college. That's

41:59

my birthday chicken. My roommate is still... Oh,

42:01

it's a crazy decision. It's an insane...

42:05

It's also colleges where you

42:07

go to maybe reinvent, where

42:10

you get another crack, you can shake the

42:12

etch-a-sketch, you're new. What's funny that you say

42:14

that. You're pet-ass. Whatever you wanna be, you

42:16

can be. What's really funny

42:18

is I remember, I

42:20

swear to you, I remember the

42:23

moment where I decided to

42:25

pack the cat pillow. So you did...

42:27

And it was a message

42:30

to my mother, like, I'm not gonna

42:33

change too much. I'm

42:35

Peter Pan. I will

42:37

always have the

42:39

cat pillow. I'm the same guy. And

42:42

then you get to college. And then, yeah.

42:44

It might be why you got married at 22. There

42:46

is a physical ripple effect. I think that

42:49

was the same style of decision. Yeah, right,

42:51

right. It was like, I'm still a good,

42:53

sweet boy, I got a cat pillow. Aw,

42:56

please. My pillow made an appearance at my

42:58

honeymoon. Oh, wow, that's a value. Do

43:01

it on the cat pillow. Favor

43:03

the eyes, yeah. Oh,

43:08

man. Moving the tail to the side.

43:10

That is so endearingly adorable. Yes, so

43:12

yours was. So mine was that, at

43:15

one point, I realized when I got older that

43:18

it was really strange that when I would go

43:20

to England, so my parents are both English immigrants

43:22

and I spent a lot of time in England.

43:25

All my extended family's there and I would always go

43:27

there for the holidays. So it would

43:29

be like Christmas vacation. It was

43:31

like the whole family came in. Go ahead, Pete,

43:34

over there, Pat up. Yeah,

43:37

I don't wanna interrupt, but we're not gonna forget

43:39

the story. Okay. We're not. Okay. I

43:42

want you, it's

43:44

weird that we left from

43:46

England, came here,

43:48

and then we

43:50

don't let English people come here. Like

43:54

they're immigrants. It's like, wait a minute.

43:56

This is, I know. Hold up, let

43:58

me see. You know, you. You

44:00

know sometimes when you wish like I had this after

44:02

I recorded my special There's a bit I didn't end

44:04

up putting in there that I still work on I'm

44:06

like thank God I did There's so much meat on

44:08

them. That is a great That

44:10

is a great joke that would have fit right

44:13

in there. Yeah It's

44:17

absurd it's like there's those

44:19

English people Red Carmen

44:21

them yes, no they had to fill

44:23

out paperwork. They were had a little

44:25

hassle. Where are you from? Jolly

44:31

old England never heard of them.

44:33

We're English That is a very

44:36

astute point and note and

44:38

one that yes, it is very true We should

44:40

have but they should be very easy

44:43

been grandfather going back to England that should be

44:45

hard You

44:47

can't go back. It's absurd that I can

44:49

go to England. Yes. Yes go back well

44:51

well well When

44:54

they're taking your picture anything you like to say

44:56

to the manic customs, maybe you've made a

44:58

mistake Hey, miss it. Are you miss it? Yeah,

45:06

that's that gonna work out yeah, right

45:08

all right Yeah,

45:11

as you democracy then all right Well,

45:15

you know we ever got rid of the Queen yet

45:18

you feel all right about that don't want to hurt

45:20

your feelings Yeah, all right.

45:22

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45:24

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45:27

son's returned All

45:29

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45:31

call. He misses the coins and the cream

45:39

Straightness TV thinks he's the big boy now

45:41

come on in pet F Let's

45:44

see if those straight teeth can steal by the

45:46

cucumber sandwich. Yeah, you able to rip through a

45:48

shank You best

45:50

be able to boy you want a day gamble?

45:56

You put 10 quid and you've got no clue what's

45:58

happening and you still lose as that sounds Is

46:00

that what we've experienced? Come on then, get

46:02

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46:05

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46:07

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All right, everybody, back to the show. I also

50:53

realized you got a little bale in you. Good

50:56

for you. Yeah. Is

50:59

it that important that we move the light now?

51:02

Remember the first time you saw

51:04

him talk? I didn't know he

51:06

was English until probably halfway through

51:08

his career. I don't want to be

51:10

disrespectful to our motherland. But

51:12

what a letdown. It was shocking.

51:15

When you're like Batman's an import. He's being Batman.

51:17

He's like, I don't know. We need to figure

51:19

it out. And then you hear him talk finally.

51:21

I love the comics. Well, look, I mean, obviously,

51:23

yeah, you know, you've got a more Batman. He's

51:26

a bit different than the other Batman. What

51:29

the fuck? What? Is there a clip of a

51:31

movie? There's no Batman in England. Look,

51:34

our cops have guns and then there's Batman who

51:36

doesn't have a gun. If your cops

51:38

don't have guns, your Batman has to have

51:40

less than no gun. Which means British Batman

51:42

has to have his arms tied behind his

51:44

back. He's just got Batman. He's like, I

51:46

don't hit. All right, of course. Give the

51:48

children sweets. That'll fool you, Joker. I don't

51:51

whistle. I don't blow a

51:53

whistle. It's my code. I

51:55

don't. I don't wish you had to be.

51:57

You have to be British. It's my code.

52:00

Because my parents were with Soddat British,

52:05

British Batman I'm fighting a

52:07

war on natural causes That's

52:09

what took mum and dad out Every

52:12

year I return to their grave This is a

52:14

unique story That's my

52:16

origin I was an orphan of regular

52:18

means You know, in

52:20

the mid-forties Yeah, mid-forties They died,

52:22

they fell, they didn't sleep Bit of a struggle

52:25

at the end for mum But you know, she

52:27

went Now

52:30

I'm out against Medicaid Or whatever they

52:33

have Yeah Whatever they have People

52:35

need to get blood tests every year To

52:38

silent killer The battle of wage That's my Joker

52:40

That's it And it's no joke And by the

52:42

way, there's no Joker over here He

52:45

goes to Saturday morning show He's well-loved

52:47

actually Yeah, bit of a clown

52:49

honestly Not bad Don't

52:52

hate him Look, there's some friction

52:55

I don't love being one-on-one with the guy But

52:58

yeah, crime-wise He's not doing much I mean,

53:00

he steals a lolly every now and then

53:02

The Joker just hosts a kid's show Good

53:04

morning He's pretty good, honestly

53:06

My kids love it, yeah What

53:09

can I say? I'm a fan From away British

53:13

people have a lot more, like, to be

53:16

honest Yeah, to be fair Full disclosure Yeah

53:18

Well-towed Frankly It's like nothing's really being said

53:20

They're just saying yes or no Yeah Like,

53:22

do you want this? Well, truth be told

53:24

Wouldn't mind a bit of a Wouldn't

53:27

mind a bit of a trophy, would I? Honestly,

53:29

toffee'd be all right I

53:34

droop That's

53:36

great I droop Aw, that's

53:38

great In America, you want a

53:40

toffee? Yeah! British

53:42

Well, truth be told You know, honey, stay at home,

53:45

mate Give me the whole bag Well,

53:47

toffee can swim in Frankly If you can spare it, I'd

53:49

have one, yeah? Don't want to put

53:51

you out That is a diabetic Englishman Yeah If

53:53

he doesn't get sugar, he's going to pass out

53:55

He's like, you know, wouldn't mind a toffee Honestly,

53:57

take it or leave it But if you The

54:00

around about several exposure I won't show. His.

54:03

Neighbor headed up this moment has enough

54:05

for everybody. I suppose I do it.

54:07

I know that is huge Avert this

54:09

man is diet soda kids have a

54:11

grab those been I opposed to grab

54:13

a joke. had to have you not.

54:15

As far as an American comes in

54:17

on a jazzy as it is a

54:19

member flat well as me doubt that

54:21

smooth as the item on I was

54:23

not integrate museum of Art equipment that

54:25

my frankly i'm gonna leave the river

54:27

provides to be quotas. That's it for

54:29

me. that was such a funny part.

54:31

where your grandma's kept the hair. From

54:33

the hair car with as someone elses

54:36

grow that's another guy's okay but when

54:38

you were doing the grandma dying and

54:40

they wanna know why she was keeping

54:42

my hair as you keep going I

54:45

don't doing your bit know but it

54:47

killed me. Easy are a number of

54:49

it's. Like

54:52

know as as leaving as a great

54:54

so funny you can be so funny

54:56

my buys I thought about that even

54:58

outside like the i just like leaving

55:00

a treasure map where there's no trash

55:02

like. You can you do have an

55:05

opportunity to leave by two hundred dollars?

55:07

joke? Yeah in a safety deposit box?

55:09

Yes, it's your only chance. It is

55:11

a great last laugh or like weird

55:13

final words, weird final word or like

55:15

the Irish guy who got buried and

55:17

he put like a voice box in

55:19

his coffin where he's gone like I'm

55:22

actually alright. Still gonna marry me and

55:24

the whole families around like oh god.

55:26

That. Is good. Know these didn't Leslie Nielsen

55:29

die? How did he not do that?

55:31

But I don't know. The classic gal?

55:33

Yes, let me out. Where

55:35

we didn't let the Zuckerberg produces funeral or

55:37

the Suckers as a yeah yeah he. I

55:39

mean that would be a classic yes. Are.

55:42

There was a guy I tried to do a bit about.

55:44

this. There. Was a guy who is so

55:46

phrase you know. The reason we had wakes was

55:48

to see if the person was really. Deb adds

55:50

that tracks we must be perfect that yes because

55:53

back then of god we don't know. I like

55:55

a muted pulse. Romeo and Juliet as is about

55:57

of a person who had a muted pulse. Oh.

56:00

Wow. Yeah, he's dead. Yeah,

56:02

no, it's a ladder use

56:04

to dead. Now you're really

56:06

dead. He's revived. Guys.

56:09

Got tired of like aggressively telling

56:11

you about Lake rookie of it.

56:13

Usually I scattered food Those he

56:15

says there's a. Subsidy

56:18

Dead by says Paul say to

56:20

themselves out doesn't I say why?

56:22

Except. Know that I

56:24

capulets agon Advice: smoked again.

56:28

And. Again,

56:31

would have Zero Zero. The merciless. Opposes

56:34

yeah there's no way was show forget

56:36

how were with the grammar her oh

56:38

yea I am leaving as a oh

56:40

the bet well as he got buried

56:42

with the phone. I always

56:44

use I get install a phone and if I

56:47

wake up in my coffin. I'll pick

56:49

up the phone and causes that's a good one

56:51

and then i all day and w i like

56:53

that the what the old and wh we had

56:55

the phone at the restaurant in a row attend

56:57

of you they oh he's the order by picking

56:59

up a phone at the booth yes can I

57:01

say. Love. That yes as

57:03

about isles I was like were doing business.

57:05

we need to our dogs. And

57:08

for God's sake gets a brew Beer floats over here.

57:10

We're tired. Yeah, it was like

57:12

the best. The brown cloud broken basic

57:14

as is else exists when it's allies

57:16

with a new May as well as

57:18

gets a module. He dies and you

57:20

got audited said why you're drawing Ah

57:22

silly Fbi that note silly that dismays

57:24

as a going to solve itself I

57:26

gotta go time. As crazy as my

57:28

busy time kids want to be busy

57:30

yes I swapped. I tried to do

57:33

a bit about this to where I

57:35

was like. When. You're like late

57:37

for a flight Like them as I'll be

57:39

leaving. Mouse involves I can users and I'm

57:41

like I got I can't I gotta go

57:43

I gotta I gotta go sit in the

57:46

sky I'm on a plane. yeah it leaves

57:48

Elite and I'm like your stress but like

57:50

doting mother. do you love and yes is

57:52

like I can Now I'm on the A

57:54

lab and you have notes for on the

57:56

Eleven and Francisco baby I was how rather

57:59

than we can't. How great is A

58:01

to when you have that to some

58:03

extent and then you're on a plane

58:05

and then it's pure nothing. Where

58:07

you're like they're they're I don't like flying.

58:10

And I try to do it less and

58:12

less. but like I'm I'm going Australian a

58:14

couple weeks and applies Brutal Yes, but you

58:16

are fully like. That's it. That's.

58:19

As. I'm. A man it piece.

58:21

To some extent I couldn't agree more.

58:23

I don't want cell service on the

58:25

plane that the higher the railing, the

58:27

why fi on their totally agree and

58:29

rep and through tax and like it's

58:31

actually nice when you land to our

58:33

view on some stuff. Ever been on

58:36

a six hour flight? turn off airplane

58:38

mode know text as actually gutting? It's

58:40

gutting. And. You're going like

58:42

sky is The. Was. A not

58:44

connecting day I promised my Buddhists how

58:46

about this I want I got to

58:48

be eso es oh my god I

58:50

was gonna hear the word satellite know

58:53

G has come on I left my

58:55

voted home was believe in phone alone

58:57

phone alone reverted I killed a man

58:59

with a paid staff for no reason

59:01

in his house you feel the what

59:03

a man with a paint can. Die.

59:06

Alone every brags. His

59:09

mortal oh yes the bricks there

59:11

was is throwing bricks services from

59:13

the top of a brownstone and

59:15

like your slap beds hitting the

59:17

curly Ryan styles type over and

59:19

over and over face of emerging

59:21

like there was a and there

59:23

was i forget who did it

59:25

ice at one point read an

59:28

actual doctor going through every one

59:30

of the. The The. Things he

59:32

did. Oh my God. and he was like

59:34

again. cranial fracture. We're talking about a man.

59:36

As you know throughout this is a man

59:38

who won't remember. his family is dead, Man

59:41

ran by now a falls through the ground.

59:44

And lands square on his back on of

59:46

hungry basement Yes and an and then he

59:48

spits out feather like. I'm

59:51

like it because this is skulls

59:53

fourth degree burns his bags at

59:56

Rub Rub Brush. I recall very

59:58

vividly being around that. The and

1:00:00

there was a kid jazz crosby running

1:00:02

at full speed and I just thought

1:00:05

it would be hilarious to trip them.

1:00:07

and I did. and chairs one flying

1:00:09

and of course he wounded himself. great

1:00:11

lakes skimming everything that ban ah and

1:00:14

then he cried and I felt. Horrible.

1:00:17

Yeah, and also like. Then.

1:00:19

What was all that about? And strange?

1:00:23

That's. Nuts with. I thought

1:00:25

I was Kevin Mchale area like jazz

1:00:27

in my mind he would threat he

1:00:29

would trip the up. Fall.

1:00:32

The Up then everyone would hoist me

1:00:34

on their shoulders and go Now have

1:00:36

Pad F fires up if I did

1:00:38

out. If we love you both both

1:00:40

name. I

1:00:42

was so confused and betrayed gas of in

1:00:44

a now we all learned while a lot

1:00:47

of us moved to Hollywood the learn that

1:00:49

it's a lot of fakery but you never

1:00:51

yeah you get the is. Like. The episode

1:00:53

of Family Guy was too eager to the tell

1:00:55

it of is set to do see Them Now

1:00:57

I regularly really like that would I say actually

1:00:59

meaning like it worked on me. emotional and right

1:01:02

that he visits. But. A sad the Teletubbies

1:01:04

and he sees them like smoking with their heads

1:01:06

off and of my Us yeah. Ah,

1:01:09

there is no birthday chicken is

1:01:11

there's there's no birthday chicken shit

1:01:13

and were batted. We're back to

1:01:16

brought bathtub with so okay so

1:01:18

that birthday chicken right? And then

1:01:20

my family. When. I would

1:01:22

go to England. They. Would.

1:01:25

Make us share bathwater and I'm

1:01:27

and read dead and. I'm.

1:01:30

And at one end and if I'm

1:01:32

not talking about like hey, they took

1:01:34

a bath, you guys go which is

1:01:36

gross but it was genuinely like. Six.

1:01:39

Seven people deep. And because my cousin and

1:01:41

I were the same age but young, too

1:01:43

young to know that this was crazy, by

1:01:45

the time we got to it it was

1:01:47

crazy. They would give us like they would

1:01:49

let us warm it up a little bit

1:01:51

like you'd get a repair. But.

1:01:53

Then. You'd. Be going in there.

1:01:55

and I mean I vividly remember of course

1:01:58

you do to like this trauma. Yeah, The

1:02:00

As I vividly remember that as an

1:02:02

article the absolute that ever other get

1:02:04

like a few blocks goal and being

1:02:06

like does which you know like grown.

1:02:08

Man hairs and honestly there were

1:02:10

times I think like. Women:

1:02:12

Would go and before his and they would like save their

1:02:14

legs and like. So you are dealing

1:02:16

with but identity I didn't know. Any

1:02:18

better. And. I use a pool

1:02:20

scammer before the substance of a water on

1:02:22

same what and the water was so so

1:02:25

be murky at that point that it did

1:02:27

look like a which is called her and

1:02:29

by then. And. And.

1:02:31

It was fucking horrible. But then.

1:02:34

I. Was telling my mother. Once I started

1:02:37

doing that joke on stage I was telling

1:02:39

my mother about it and see was oddly

1:02:41

defensive and then told me that what would

1:02:43

happen when see a me mama? there's nothing

1:02:45

like that eighteen twenty. She told me that

1:02:48

when she would go to her aunt's place.

1:02:50

There. Would be bathwater that would be like

1:02:53

two or three days old. And.

1:02:55

Then they would get into so seems like

1:02:57

you kids had it's great. That

1:02:59

was same day. And I was like what's

1:03:01

the flock those are You get a good like three.

1:03:04

It. Just makes no sense because. To

1:03:07

your flight water your points. It

1:03:09

was totally possible to refill. sure

1:03:12

he may be you a leave

1:03:14

an hour in between. But

1:03:16

this. Is not like you could

1:03:18

have definitely had refilled. Water and

1:03:21

where they just saving water. They

1:03:23

grew up very poor so I

1:03:25

think they're go to was always.

1:03:28

You. Know conserve which is we all should

1:03:30

be doing but to some. This.

1:03:33

A way to do at the Totem Feals

1:03:35

Old Timey which is the bucket method Yes,

1:03:37

get him the tab and are like using

1:03:39

one bucket of water. That's. What we

1:03:41

did in well but it and gundam it was and I

1:03:43

remember those years for you. If

1:03:46

of very much is like. It.

1:03:49

Is like it is like the English. It is. A

1:03:51

monarchy. The first two people get

1:03:53

the perfect bath. And

1:03:55

then the poppers. The rest of us. The

1:03:57

peasant A groundlings. yes, we are down there.

1:04:00

Dunking. As quickly as possible and not

1:04:02

putting our faces under because you come out

1:04:05

with like someone elses. but you know shadow.

1:04:08

Why? Did you say is what are the best lines of

1:04:10

the our. Where. You say? What?

1:04:13

Do you look through the window ledge

1:04:15

or later and ah I'm I think

1:04:17

it's like like that a group filled

1:04:19

orphan looking at a crowd is my

1:04:21

own of my own felt oh me

1:04:23

oh no they'll be as I don't

1:04:25

like Babs kids. it's your own finesse

1:04:27

and I'm there with addresses Rose Yeah

1:04:29

to see the asthma when I was

1:04:31

a kid your own filth was like

1:04:33

you know you'd be lucky if you've

1:04:35

yeah you'd look through a window at

1:04:37

like people eating at Christmas Ham and

1:04:39

you be us may have sales almighty

1:04:41

some dice may on sale. Yeah. Yeah

1:04:44

ah yes, day for. Bail

1:04:48

came back. Dot

1:04:50

for you know that at me

1:04:52

own self? Yeah, know they are

1:04:54

That Ira and I rub. Distinctly

1:04:57

remember. It. Taking years for

1:04:59

me? Maybe at in of the. The birthday

1:05:01

take a moment but I did some

1:05:03

point. Go here is that doesn't happen.

1:05:06

Yes I'm trying to the I know

1:05:08

my family had more. My.

1:05:10

Mind and I'm not trying to sit on them. was just

1:05:12

like. How quiet and and

1:05:14

said was but there are a guy

1:05:17

to normal again. I was watching that

1:05:19

Steve Martin documentary as I say watch

1:05:21

silence at our dinner table. Yeah was

1:05:23

like. Yeah. That was like a

1:05:25

let's get through this kind of quiet

1:05:28

was it was risky to toss it

1:05:30

again with for compassion but for people

1:05:32

that is really struggled via communicating since

1:05:34

those I go better to just be

1:05:36

like. As his be. Mrs.

1:05:38

Can we get through the things? that? that? I mean.

1:05:41

Like as I was, I had an older brother,

1:05:43

but I still very much was like a latchkey

1:05:45

kids are. yet there's tons of time alone with

1:05:48

my thoughts. Yeah, to use. That.

1:05:50

Muslims either. My brother revenue you know had

1:05:52

I was is going to relate and that

1:05:54

I sort of felt like an only child.

1:05:56

Yeah, my brother would confirm that he's like

1:05:58

we're close now is I am. The area

1:06:00

were going around. Yeah I feel like I

1:06:02

was an what's the age difference Only two

1:06:04

year Yes he my brother I were twelve

1:06:06

twelve twelve years So he was like. Easy

1:06:09

though, no real deal eyes and I was

1:06:11

like there cause lag hours and you know

1:06:13

like it so so that was part of

1:06:16

it. but yes I. Think it did it.

1:06:18

It made you. A kind

1:06:20

of was like torture is as a child in

1:06:22

a weird way but of make your your wheels

1:06:24

were always turning our minutes say I would look

1:06:26

we're going to. If you join me,

1:06:28

we're both gonna sell my gold. Forty's good. I'm

1:06:31

just like. I'm good.

1:06:34

For. Them. Yeah,

1:06:36

brave with. Get.

1:06:38

Tape recorders and make radio shows and I

1:06:40

would you stop motion with the family camcorder.

1:06:42

yep I'd I'd get a smoke bomb and

1:06:45

put it in my G I Joe is

1:06:47

it was like an event because I only

1:06:49

have one smoke both still and had film

1:06:51

as a new were odds that like we

1:06:53

got one day out exactly calibre, lack, Hits.

1:06:56

Your marks. From. The time

1:06:58

I know you guys are ne'er do wells but

1:07:00

this is alive by. oh yes it's a gonna

1:07:02

do and there's a lot. we have one take.

1:07:05

Okay, But

1:07:07

yeah you had no to win rights

1:07:09

and then I guess like now. I

1:07:11

definitely also. I wonder if you

1:07:14

did Lights I Devlin? make sure to

1:07:16

have boredom Tevez? Yes, yes. I think

1:07:18

it's one of the great. We.

1:07:20

Could be on with those motivational you tube channels

1:07:22

right now here because I think As and the

1:07:24

I can see the thumbnail already. The

1:07:27

life hack of boredom for it. So

1:07:29

know if I go on Tuesday I'm

1:07:31

going to turn my phone off and

1:07:33

not work on anything. That.

1:07:35

Is the glorious envelope thought back of

1:07:38

envelope writing now day? Because when you

1:07:40

tell your brain you don't have to

1:07:42

work, the unconscious gets to run free

1:07:45

us and like you think you're doing

1:07:47

nothing. But. Like how many times have

1:07:49

you been playing a video game or watching a movie

1:07:51

or going on a walk or something and you pause

1:07:53

it and you write down the sec. Yeah, and I'm

1:07:55

like. It's. Such a

1:07:58

pleasure. but we are! Yeah, To

1:08:00

be grinding it. Like. Rise and

1:08:02

Grind is as I I've always seen

1:08:04

Rise and Griner like lead. slow. Yeah

1:08:07

good. Like get him out, get in

1:08:09

a rhythm. be natural that makes sense

1:08:11

Like spine the space that exists in

1:08:13

the universe that you just com esse

1:08:16

seep into and naturally come out the

1:08:18

other as not. Rise and Grass rising

1:08:20

right is those ago that networks you

1:08:23

know down and there's like one dared

1:08:25

say i'm a black cat was some

1:08:27

guess who cooks that is like Eddie

1:08:30

like capital and you're doing rain. Yes

1:08:32

our all those were thank you know

1:08:34

but I think there is very much

1:08:36

that that idea like I have that

1:08:38

in the night a lot to me

1:08:40

to where I will my brain will

1:08:42

start to solve a puzzle where I'm

1:08:44

like not now but then you're also

1:08:46

likes Okay yeah and you will go.

1:08:48

That's a good idea you know or

1:08:50

even you do? You have some. Some.

1:08:53

Clarity and I think like those moments

1:08:55

are so even not rushing. Up

1:08:58

at. Like a bit and stand up

1:09:00

like there is like something to the idea

1:09:03

of I haven't done in the couple months.

1:09:05

Yeah, lemme see how my brain works on

1:09:07

it now. For men patients moving on from

1:09:09

a bit it's pretty good and then returning

1:09:12

and gun. oh now I know it better

1:09:14

or I leveraged realize this is it's like

1:09:16

that. the volume making it a volume business.

1:09:19

Yes like Taylor says, new record is really

1:09:21

great. When it came out so quickly I

1:09:23

was little concern as that we shouldn't be

1:09:25

turning the around so quickly. but she seems

1:09:28

to be like obviously. She's like a

1:09:30

phantom. Yeah, I'm here, but like for

1:09:32

me? Yeah. You

1:09:34

have an hour. In

1:09:36

only Me. But is it time to

1:09:38

record it? Totally. You know I

1:09:41

think I remember my manager at the time

1:09:43

asking me like how long see thought it

1:09:45

would take me for my next hour of

1:09:47

like you know for fi and I'm like

1:09:49

oh my god i I don't know yeah

1:09:51

i have sniffle couple of rice you know

1:09:53

goes back to like the stadium of this

1:09:55

This is a problem of success is when

1:09:57

people want that next thing that exists as

1:09:59

the. Yeah, fifteen years to make

1:10:01

your first album And yeah, near to make

1:10:03

your second. Yes, But like, I. Don't.

1:10:06

I'm. I'm a big like who's making these

1:10:08

rules That's like a big thing for me.

1:10:10

Yeah when when podcast go I well it's

1:10:13

been an hour. we should add them where

1:10:15

I made that. Rules are like why have

1:10:17

an hour I should filaments. Who. Like

1:10:19

who Got to you And don't you see

1:10:21

all the stories where it gets ruined? That's

1:10:24

what they mean when they're like. money and

1:10:26

power ruins everything. Because if you are. And.

1:10:28

To get it tailored suit is

1:10:31

doing great but she has to

1:10:33

be on guard that like three

1:10:35

hundred people work for at all

1:10:37

of them get big that turkey's

1:10:39

if she does a little razzle

1:10:42

dazzle. And he she's probably a

1:10:44

very I'm imagining. a lot of artists

1:10:46

that I admire are very boundary people

1:10:48

that are just like I know you'd

1:10:50

like me to just pump out the

1:10:52

Fucking Shamrock shake, but we're not selling

1:10:54

hot dogs here. Well. I think

1:10:56

that also and we are by the way

1:10:58

so to use promo codes we are you

1:11:00

of weird sign in or N W I

1:11:03

pick up your and have you found someone

1:11:05

code weird say we need more chili dogs

1:11:07

as maze and gonna finish itself ah you

1:11:09

know so much more thing says the more

1:11:11

these as they would it was radio as

1:11:13

I call this number and say hot ninety

1:11:15

three of the phrases pay the now it

1:11:18

is like prove goes grocery laid off associate

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mood me with your website purchase. Manning

1:11:23

made me like I'm grateful for everybody

1:11:25

we have but when it's in the

1:11:27

copy that ago and it when there's

1:11:29

the online survey please say well I

1:11:31

view I always feel like William Our

1:11:34

and with up with an old bizarre

1:11:36

as far as it's it's raining on

1:11:38

me and would you tell them Well

1:11:40

he said just replace a five star

1:11:42

smashed the like button. Plays.

1:11:45

For. Not I got. Car

1:11:47

Drive by the odds of. A

1:11:51

lot of you can leave a

1:11:53

comment an early on I tunes

1:11:55

and running out. Of

1:11:57

self is why put a little i myself as a Brooklinen.

1:12:00

Bravo Gold Weird. And. Will he said.

1:12:03

He. Retired did you play as

1:12:05

helpful advice and off your

1:12:07

closing the door slag. Off.

1:12:13

Ah, I didn't. Have

1:12:16

The Sky Williams I. Thought

1:12:20

at thirty forward. Apple reconfigured our

1:12:23

doubts. That was. Oh

1:12:27

no, is that your first? some.

1:12:30

Assess as Isabel I'm home

1:12:33

and we had your. Eye

1:12:36

of the Love and for an

1:12:38

hour and nobody I really busy.

1:12:40

Oh I've precision but I do

1:12:42

think it is like that. those.

1:12:45

Those. That to your point it

1:12:47

is really weird when you are rushed

1:12:49

into you have to do this shit

1:12:51

as fast as possible us because well

1:12:54

that's the risk Yeah and and I

1:12:56

think you know with with England Weed

1:12:58

and the rest I had a different

1:13:00

idea of what I wanted to do

1:13:02

two different times during it's and so

1:13:05

some of the material was actually pretty

1:13:07

rushed and like. You. Know, even when

1:13:09

I was done with it was like yeah, that stuff like. Wasn't.

1:13:12

Where. It could have gotten. It's

1:13:15

weird because you stand up is never going to be

1:13:17

done even when you go. I'm. Gonna

1:13:19

do a joke that I haven't done a

1:13:21

while. You the oil the their I had

1:13:23

or there's a better line there. I had

1:13:25

where I films. I. Thought this

1:13:27

was like brilliant but I filmed my last

1:13:29

special and then I continued touring it for

1:13:32

like three four months as yeah while I

1:13:34

was reign as an old is using a

1:13:36

new stuff Grace. Is a great strategy?

1:13:38

Yes, but. Your. Do it like that.

1:13:40

That is the The problem is you're still

1:13:43

doing the old jokes and there was a

1:13:45

line where ago or. So. Ago.

1:13:48

Some. People believe God created the universe. I guess

1:13:50

some people believe nothing created the universe and I

1:13:52

go. I. Started going way to

1:13:54

opt out of the conversation which is made me

1:13:56

laugh at I was like that you like fag

1:13:58

a I came home and. What it was.

1:14:00

but it wasn't in the special. Yeah, Zach

1:14:02

Nine out. Tons and tons and tons of

1:14:05

little tweak. Yeah these micro seasonings that often

1:14:07

when I'm watching a special and is just

1:14:09

not hitting with me. And by the way

1:14:11

I did not feel that way about your

1:14:13

as a tool. Thank by when I'm watching

1:14:15

a special I'm just like oh it just

1:14:18

didn't They didn't bury the kimchi, you know

1:14:20

me and like a degenerate oil time. Yeah,

1:14:22

need to sleep. A I need to be

1:14:24

woken up out of at how many times

1:14:26

a day at a text myself? Probably thirty

1:14:28

times. That's an exaggeration, but. Like a lot.

1:14:31

I text myself constantly. Most the my

1:14:33

emails are to myself. yeah and the

1:14:35

subject is the same. It's that like

1:14:37

so I can find all the notes

1:14:39

and stuff and that's. I

1:14:41

mean with we've covered the topic before, but I'm

1:14:43

just really struck with how much of the creative

1:14:45

process is unconscious and how much we act have

1:14:47

to be. Humbled. To at and

1:14:49

the way to be humble Do it. Is

1:14:52

to give it the time. Down. At one?

1:14:54

Yes. And that's why the arrogance of

1:14:56

pushing through and being like it's done.

1:14:59

It's ready in a fast timeline and sometimes

1:15:01

it works. I mean some people can do

1:15:03

it. Sounds like I'm like you know, sub

1:15:05

tweeting certain people I'm not like. every now

1:15:07

I send people they put out new album

1:15:09

what hours and I'm like nearly far Taylor

1:15:11

Swift point I'm in. You know there is

1:15:13

like they're. It's also I think if you. You.

1:15:16

Know as you have that. Level of

1:15:18

success. You. Know you're not

1:15:21

grinding things out in front of strangers

1:15:23

enough. Yeah and there is a real

1:15:25

there there is a real ability to

1:15:27

say you know they are that minutes

1:15:29

of so great about stand up as

1:15:31

you like Yeah it's me like this

1:15:33

is their right, like whatever it is

1:15:35

and if you if every game is

1:15:37

a home game yeah you know it's

1:15:39

just a maybe not the advantage that

1:15:41

it seems like in the long term

1:15:43

of the material that's what in a

1:15:45

Seinfeld says that and comedian it's like

1:15:47

you get thirty seconds. Yeah right. Yup.

1:15:49

Went. When writers I'd recommend it really and

1:15:51

you watch him bomb And this guy have

1:15:54

but tier Steve Martin. Ah point early like

1:15:56

to see of R R Martin. Steve R

1:15:58

R Martin. The idea that he. A

1:16:00

rabid dragons now idea I

1:16:02

yeah it's is or your

1:16:04

head professional fantasy business ago

1:16:06

selling his ah the good

1:16:08

he. To walk

1:16:10

away from it when you're at

1:16:13

that level is subtle toner to

1:16:15

what the industry and the business

1:16:17

would push you into. Yes, you

1:16:19

know, to. It's crazy. Well that's

1:16:21

why is everyone listen to the shown of

1:16:23

noses? A big topic for me. Yeah, Steve

1:16:25

Martin. One he wakes and you're helping me

1:16:27

realize for the first time you walk in

1:16:29

with that are more He was. Rescinded

1:16:32

on the. Know

1:16:34

is that Know that he sort of

1:16:36

was a victim of. You.

1:16:38

Know I think he probably select the Plato

1:16:41

getting pushed through the starship. yeah and like

1:16:43

at a certain what's because I always go

1:16:45

like why didn't see change But I think

1:16:47

that's what's happening now is comedians have more

1:16:49

opportunities to shape their lives and make it

1:16:51

look a little bit more like what they

1:16:53

want said ninety Todd Barry doing rock than

1:16:55

yours You know, like that's that's an off

1:16:58

the past like what's I don't have to

1:17:00

add still doing this but there was a

1:17:02

time when he was like i don't wanna

1:17:04

do. This. Club where like it's

1:17:06

like a mailing list and they they

1:17:08

might not understand what he's doing or

1:17:10

whatever. So. I'm going to

1:17:12

go here and I can draw my own. Says

1:17:15

there's more control now and I I just saw

1:17:17

this opportunity. I.

1:17:19

Don't know. I still feel that when I was watching the

1:17:21

documentary I think he was. You were at the. Mcat,

1:17:24

why not get. But.

1:17:26

It's a martyr thing when I get five

1:17:28

friends and do like a of yeah, right

1:17:30

yeah, gather like you could have hosted and

1:17:32

nine yeah and he could have gone out

1:17:34

right. Friends Done in a smaller venue. Less

1:17:37

money suggests mcguire. Less money, fewer clients. Yeah,

1:17:39

those are perfidious. Yeah, nobody likes that, but

1:17:41

he could have done it. Well

1:17:43

yeah I did eating quit you can reshape

1:17:46

a yeah I think like you are you

1:17:48

know it is. It's so weird how it

1:17:50

as all geared now to like. You.

1:17:53

Know the secret sauce is so different than

1:17:55

what I ate at. Not to say that

1:17:57

I think any time you look back at

1:17:59

an air. You will go, yeah, there were people

1:18:02

who were maybe popular for reasons that

1:18:04

were not like pound for pound How

1:18:06

is the material? But now there is

1:18:08

such a cult of personality around stuff

1:18:10

that it just has changed completely and

1:18:12

it's like for me like when I

1:18:15

moved to LA like You

1:18:17

still were trying to get people to come to your

1:18:19

live shows like sketch shows and you'd have a list

1:18:21

of people And that was it and you

1:18:23

know, you were gutted when the people didn't show

1:18:25

up to now when it's like well How do

1:18:28

you what's your brand? How do you bring people

1:18:30

into your life? You know, I'm like the fuck

1:18:32

are you talking? Yeah, it's so vastly different that

1:18:36

It does feel like you have to kind of be in a

1:18:38

rush But I think if you're

1:18:40

you know trying to actually put out good

1:18:42

shit, which does matter you can't

1:18:44

rush that Yeah, yeah do it in that

1:18:46

in that kind of time constraint way you

1:18:48

did live sketch Oh, yeah, cuz

1:18:51

that doesn't really happen as much anymore. I remember no

1:18:53

yeah. Oh, yeah Yeah,

1:18:55

even then it felt a little Off

1:18:59

the path like well, I used to sing

1:19:01

stand I definitely found I didn't I didn't

1:19:03

start doing stand-up until you probably

1:19:05

like I mean not like it's a small

1:19:08

amount of time but like 13 or 14 years

1:19:10

ago probably headlining for like seven

1:19:12

years and I waited until I

1:19:14

was like 30 to really get into it because To

1:19:17

the point I was making before about having someone slap me and

1:19:20

there was like there was there was

1:19:22

a group There was another person to talk

1:19:24

to you. Yeah sketch or group improv. I

1:19:26

was like I felt a lot of

1:19:28

comfort in Celebrating the

1:19:30

wins with other people but also commiserating

1:19:32

the losses with others better and and

1:19:34

I really had that for so long

1:19:36

that when I Finally was

1:19:38

like damn it. I got to start doing stand-up cuz

1:19:41

you know nobody goes to see live improv It

1:19:44

was really hard. I really really struggled with

1:19:46

it's lonely the loneliness Yeah, you are really

1:19:49

bombing and especially when you when you start

1:19:51

and you are You

1:19:53

know, and I know you I think you I

1:19:56

clicked pretty quick when it came it

1:19:58

took me a minute to be able to from

1:20:00

the sketch stuff and

1:20:02

understanding how to write for myself and what

1:20:05

worked it took me a minute before I

1:20:07

stopped bombing and that time when I was

1:20:09

bombing was really tough I mean I was

1:20:11

really feeling it and like you

1:20:14

know so it really took a lot for me

1:20:16

to be like here in LA what was your

1:20:18

early stand-up like what wasn't working and what did

1:20:20

you figure out well I you know I really

1:20:22

I I moved to New York to work on

1:20:25

a show and you

1:20:28

know I and mancations no

1:20:30

actually writes before

1:20:33

mancations I think but good stuff obviously

1:20:35

we're taking he knows his stuff don't

1:20:37

think I'm overlooking that but

1:20:41

I had an MTV show oh

1:20:43

yes called philosophy yeah that's right

1:20:46

philosophy philosophy you're welcome that one yeah good

1:20:49

well nobody did and that's the problem but

1:20:51

what I was there it was just like

1:20:53

a you know panel show of like stupid

1:20:55

shit from the internet okay it was like

1:20:57

we pitched a show to MTV

1:21:01

and we pitched it to a person

1:21:03

who really liked us and she was like that

1:21:05

won't work but a version of this would work

1:21:07

and she kind of developed us in the direction

1:21:09

of a pickle so I went to New York

1:21:11

to shoot that for like half a year and

1:21:14

I'd become friends with a couple comics like

1:21:16

Kevin Barnett at the time and Chris DiStefano

1:21:18

and they were like we can get

1:21:21

you on shows so then I kind of felt

1:21:23

that level of you know comfort

1:21:25

to going the shows with someone which I

1:21:27

didn't have before yes and then it was

1:21:29

a life hack is a couple of allies

1:21:31

and that was what I had for the

1:21:33

first time and and as far as why

1:21:35

I was bombing I mean I think a

1:21:37

combination of I wasn't representing

1:21:39

my humor properly because

1:21:42

of nerves and then I think

1:21:44

I would just I didn't I wasn't talking about

1:21:46

myself I was definitely starting with

1:21:48

like more of the

1:21:51

attempted observational stuff and that combined

1:21:53

with nerves what I

1:21:55

was thinking of doing was always a shorter version

1:21:58

on stage and I didn't give it the breath

1:22:01

it needed or I didn't follow it the extra

1:22:03

beat or and so it wasn't

1:22:05

until I started talking about my father when

1:22:07

I started going okay this is easier because this is

1:22:09

true there's already a road map

1:22:11

for this bit I can make it

1:22:13

funnier but there's already kind of the

1:22:15

road map so to start off with

1:22:17

it was very difficult you know I don't

1:22:20

remember dad stuff on the no so

1:22:22

my album what is called Riddlewood

1:22:24

disease the first thing I put out and that

1:22:26

has a lot about my dad's accent because he

1:22:28

split his life between England and Wisconsin and he

1:22:31

sounds like a blood diamond traitor versus like

1:22:34

you know his accent is insane like it was

1:22:36

I mean he's got a booming voice and

1:22:39

he's he like kind of moves through vowels

1:22:41

quickly so like I would always say my

1:22:43

name Gareth he would say like and

1:22:46

that just became I was like well he's really like

1:22:48

mailing in on my name but he told you know

1:22:50

he's gonna a bit like this and we'll find the

1:22:52

blood diamond and we'll get you know and like so

1:22:54

we have to find the blood diamond we would meet

1:22:56

again and and so

1:22:58

his voice so so the second I start talking about

1:23:01

his voice in this bit the first but I really

1:23:03

did was about how when he would

1:23:05

leave me voicemails he would tell me the time in

1:23:07

Wisconsin and the time in LA and then

1:23:09

you know I take him on a you know magical

1:23:12

journey with being in space

1:23:14

and leaving me voicemails and that sort of stuff

1:23:16

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1:23:18

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1:23:20

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All right, everybody, bike on

1:27:12

the road. Are you

1:27:14

like me and that I just didn't? It's like

1:27:16

your bed. It's like the bathtub bed or the

1:27:18

cat pillow bed or the birthday chicken is like,

1:27:22

I feel like art is figuring

1:27:24

out what is ordinary to

1:27:26

me but it's really strange to everyone else.

1:27:29

Yeah, totally. And I think it was. The

1:27:32

second I started talking about things that

1:27:36

felt kind of unique, that seemed

1:27:38

normal, then you started to go,

1:27:40

okay, this is kind of how you start doing

1:27:43

well at shows to get that comfort. What was the

1:27:45

first bit that you had? And I'm only asking this

1:27:47

as an interest question not to put you on the

1:27:49

spot. That you were like, I think I've done it.

1:27:51

I've crossed over. Oh, the first. What

1:27:53

did you think I was asking? Well, I thought you were gonna ask

1:27:55

the first bit I tried to say. Oh, no, no. The first

1:27:57

bit I tried to say was about family feud and it was horrible.

1:28:00

Um, what was it? I

1:28:02

think he- I think he- Hahaha!

1:28:06

I think it was... The

1:28:08

moment- I don't even know, like it's kind of

1:28:10

funny, but I don't think- It's certainly not the

1:28:12

thing you want to just- Hahaha! It'd be like,

1:28:14

family feuds weird, right? Um, how

1:28:17

when someone gives a bad answer, and the family's

1:28:19

like, Good answer! Good- like when you're like, jeez,

1:28:21

Uncle Chad really shit the bed here, but

1:28:23

you're like, Come on! Show me bike wheel! Chad's

1:28:26

right! That could be something you, you know, You

1:28:28

brushed your teeth with! Come on

1:28:30

Chad, you know, good answer! Good answer! Um,

1:28:32

that was the first thing. I'll tell you,

1:28:34

what I did, Family Feud, they tell you

1:28:36

to do that, obviously. Oh, that's right! I

1:28:38

forgot you did Family Feud! I know, it's

1:28:40

so crazy. But they were like, no matter

1:28:42

what, say a good answer. Now,

1:28:45

will you confirm for me something that I believe to

1:28:47

be true about Family Feud? As I've watched through every

1:28:49

host. Oh, yeah, I've stuck around. They

1:28:52

do a separate shot of you

1:28:54

circling up to steal, right?

1:28:57

An insert, you mean? Yes. Like, they have you

1:28:59

redo it? Well, they say to you

1:29:01

like, alright, we're gonna redo- that is- or

1:29:03

you do it live in the moment. It's

1:29:05

live in the moment. Wow, that's shocking. I

1:29:08

always thought that was a pickup. It's not a

1:29:10

pickup. Wow. Oh no, Steve

1:29:12

Harvey's not sticking around for pickup. Steve

1:29:16

Harvey was like, by the why

1:29:18

and goodbye was in his car. Which

1:29:21

is, I mean, respect. Of course.

1:29:24

The guy's cranking him out. Cranking. And

1:29:26

that was the end of a very long day and

1:29:28

Steve Harvey was a pro. I was gonna say they

1:29:30

probably do five a day or something. It wasn't- I

1:29:32

could tell it wasn't fun anymore. Look,

1:29:35

I never did anything like that, but the times

1:29:37

that I get like, it's not cute anymore. Like,

1:29:39

even when I did After Midnight yesterday, you know,

1:29:41

you get a sense. Like, is Taylor tired? Or

1:29:45

is it like- Yeah. Because when

1:29:47

I did the first time, it was very new. Yeah. And now

1:29:49

I'm like, oh, you've done 50 episodes. So they're

1:29:51

doing- so people are coming back for their second appearance

1:29:53

already. Exactly. Yeah. And some of us are

1:29:55

not going- that's interesting. I didn't know they were doing repeats. Have

1:30:00

you done it? No, no, no,

1:30:02

but it's great that they're you know that

1:30:04

there's this there's a very clear stable of

1:30:11

You know what I could do I could show up in my Pete

1:30:13

disguise I Beat

1:30:15

you up like you like you do when you beat

1:30:18

up the janitor and where they are great at it.

1:30:20

No baloney I'll tell

1:30:22

oh well, that'd be great. But no, I but I think yeah I

1:30:32

Was like it's Gareth Reynolds We're

1:30:36

gonna do I do slap stuff slapstick that's

1:30:38

what we she's a big slap Slapstick

1:30:42

slapstick. Yeah, very good

1:30:44

our opener slapstick Okay,

1:30:47

so what we're saying Oh family feud so Luke

1:30:49

can I tell you my one family feud thing

1:30:51

sure if I could redo it Yeah, listen to

1:30:54

the most ordinary person because Val

1:30:56

and I are the question that we lost

1:30:59

When I say ordinary, I mean the most in

1:31:01

touch. Yeah, right, right. Yeah, not show business jerk

1:31:03

Yeah, cuz they were like

1:31:05

the question was yes. Yeah, right

1:31:07

exactly. I'm like a Tesla charging

1:31:10

station Show

1:31:12

me first-class disposable slippers

1:31:19

Swag bag swag bag cheese

1:31:21

plate her dessert Show

1:31:25

me some oh, yeah Wine

1:31:28

chiller Dedicated

1:31:30

wine fridge hiking

1:31:33

human or a walk-in humid or

1:31:42

The most out of that is Fucking

1:31:44

oh god, that's ready for TV. They've

1:31:46

the wealthy's Well,

1:31:49

they thought family view. Yeah. Yeah. Well,

1:31:51

that was a butler without attitude Uber

1:31:55

helicopters Malibu

1:31:59

mudslides Weekly

1:32:02

haircut so it never looks like you just

1:32:04

got a haircut? Thai

1:32:07

food for lunch in the writer's room. Everybody

1:32:11

hates that. Your assistant's bonus! Oh, come

1:32:13

on! Who are you interviewing? Yeah,

1:32:16

okay, go ahead. What was it? Well, they

1:32:19

said, what is something women will do in a group?

1:32:29

But not alone

1:32:32

or something like that. And I think

1:32:35

my mother-in-law, who again, I'm saying this in

1:32:37

a good way, is the most in touch

1:32:39

with reality. She was always right. And

1:32:41

I was going for the most

1:32:44

logical, the most like, gotta be

1:32:46

this. I think I said, oh,

1:32:49

actually this kind of goes against our

1:32:51

riffs, because I said dance. Like

1:32:54

go out dancing. And

1:32:56

the answer was a spa day. So

1:32:59

it was kind of a fancy, but my mother-in-law was

1:33:01

saying spa day, like get your

1:33:03

nails done spa day sort of thing. Was that ever?

1:33:05

I thought that was too fancy. Was that ever in

1:33:07

the thing where everyone, because that's another thing I love

1:33:09

is when everyone's pitching up. Oh, that's

1:33:12

what it was. So she was picking up a

1:33:14

few of those. That's awkward. She was going spa

1:33:16

day. And you're going, I think that's dance. I

1:33:19

played it wrong. I was answering what

1:33:21

I would have answered if I were a

1:33:23

woman. But I'm not. And

1:33:26

I don't know what I'm talking about. And we

1:33:28

had a middle-aged

1:33:31

woman. Yeah. No,

1:33:33

that's the perfect like. And that's who they're

1:33:35

serving. That's what I do. Hold on. Pete

1:33:37

got this. Shut up. Shut

1:33:40

the fuck up. Uber helicopter. Eagle

1:33:42

egg omelet, Steve. Something you won't

1:33:44

do alone, but you'll do in

1:33:46

a group. I don't know. Release

1:33:49

one of your servants and hunt

1:33:51

them? Cold plunging. A

1:33:54

dedicated cold plunge. That's plugged

1:33:57

in year round at 30.

1:34:00

39 degrees, Steve! Hunting

1:34:02

your servants! Hunting your

1:34:04

servants is the deadliest game! Polishing

1:34:07

a crossbow! Show

1:34:10

me forgetting your butler's birthday!

1:34:13

Fox sheets! Good

1:34:16

God! Who did you talk to?

1:34:21

I don't know, being a poor! This

1:34:24

is ridiculous. Pete's given up. Pete's

1:34:27

done, I feel. Is there monocle falling

1:34:29

into your teacup? Oh God!

1:34:32

Monogram pajamas! A

1:34:34

cane you don't need! Decorative cane!

1:34:39

Slippers waiting for you on the floor

1:34:41

by your bed but you didn't put

1:34:43

them there? The

1:34:46

newspaper waiting in front of your door! This

1:34:48

is our first ever word count. It has

1:34:50

to be under five. Let me

1:34:53

look at the board! It's

1:34:55

not that big, guys. Something you

1:34:57

might get at the ballpark. An invitation

1:34:59

to the owner's box! Out

1:35:04

of touch celebrities doing family food.

1:35:06

I should have listened to my

1:35:09

mother-in-law. Okay,

1:35:12

so that was the first bit of the bomb.

1:35:14

Because I fucking forgot everything I'd written down. I

1:35:16

went to school for theater so I was like,

1:35:19

I tried to memorize it and then I got up

1:35:21

there and the nerves removed all the words. And I

1:35:23

eventually was like, hey, Louis Anderson! Oh

1:35:25

boy! But

1:35:28

I forgot Louis did it. Yeah!

1:35:30

It was a weird era. Yeah!

1:35:33

He wasn't the best at it. I'm a huge fan

1:35:35

but he wasn't the best at that. I love Louis.

1:35:37

You know, it's interesting because there's always... Look,

1:35:42

I'm not saying, oh, I don't know

1:35:44

how to do this in 2024. Reupholstered!

1:35:47

I don't want to get pre-canceled. I'm

1:35:49

just saying, family feud traditionally,

1:35:52

the host is a flirtatious kind of

1:35:54

sex symbol. And I'm not saying Louis

1:35:56

couldn't have done that. Yes. But

1:35:59

what I'm saying is... saying is Steve Harvey

1:36:01

does he was straight-up flirting with

1:36:03

my mother-in-law great host and So

1:36:06

were all the greats. I

1:36:08

mean maybe well Richard. I'm Richard. Khan was

1:36:10

also sort of sexless. No shot. Yeah here

1:36:12

now No

1:36:15

shots fired a car. That's fired. Come on.

1:36:18

The only thing you're making hard is that

1:36:20

hammer? Guy

1:36:25

not known for his sex

1:36:27

appeal. No But

1:36:30

but so then the first the first bit

1:36:32

that actually got some kind of traction I

1:36:34

think probably was The

1:36:36

dad joke bit that was the

1:36:38

first like it started so simple

1:36:40

and then I built and then

1:36:42

again It was when I left I stopped doing it

1:36:45

for like six or seven years Yes, and

1:36:47

then I eventually got you know had other bits

1:36:49

and I thought well I'll go back to and

1:36:51

I made it very absurd you attribute that to

1:36:53

any this is a leading question For

1:36:56

me I needed to do some growing and

1:36:58

some healing with my family before I felt

1:37:00

comfortable. I Not even

1:37:02

comfortable Assured in my

1:37:04

own independence enough to be like I think

1:37:07

my parents are fucking weird But

1:37:09

I couldn't do that when I was still on the

1:37:12

I felt okay I thought I mean I

1:37:14

my father was new I thought he was

1:37:16

a silly man But was

1:37:18

a great man so and I think his

1:37:20

also his love of comedy Made

1:37:23

me feel like he he doesn't

1:37:25

mind that it's about him So

1:37:28

what were what was your well? We talked about

1:37:30

this a little bit, but what were your like

1:37:32

first hits like when you started going

1:37:34

there's something here Yeah, what was the first

1:37:36

one? I was very generous for you to

1:37:39

turn this around on me, and I refused No, I

1:37:41

just talked for 45 minutes Of

1:37:43

the lights actually family Hello,

1:37:47

hello, kill his my cake my shirt

1:37:50

He needs his shirt back Now

1:37:53

I'll do it real quick the first bit that I was

1:37:55

like oh, I'm on to something was it's

1:37:57

very Seinfeld But I go do you think the phrase

1:37:59

spilled? beans originated in a situation

1:38:01

actually involving beans. Now if you

1:38:05

can go back to 2001. I

1:38:08

listen. Headberg. Yep. Like

1:38:10

this is the zeitgeist. That was like,

1:38:12

I'm not saying it was edgy. No.

1:38:15

But it's what we wanted. Yep. We

1:38:17

wanted like kind of. Part of the thing that's so strange is

1:38:19

how it changed. Yeah,

1:38:22

like you're saying, the now

1:38:24

comedy is like, shock us. Yeah,

1:38:26

that's the worst. Yeah. I

1:38:28

think I. I also think.

1:38:30

The crowd screams. Say it.

1:38:33

I have a joke where I imply the C

1:38:35

word, but I don't say it. Uh-huh. And

1:38:38

crowds, and I'm not mad at it. It's just a change.

1:38:40

Yeah. They scream, say it. As

1:38:42

if I wouldn't say it. I'm like, no.

1:38:44

Now I have a line where I go, no, the

1:38:47

joke is you guys thinking it. Yeah. Like

1:38:49

I have a save line. Yeah. But that's

1:38:51

become comedy. I'm not even mad at it. It's just interesting that it

1:38:53

was a spill the beans joke

1:38:55

was hot. And now it's like. Say

1:38:58

the C word. Yeah. Yeah.

1:39:01

Well, I think like when you think

1:39:03

about the way that you are trying

1:39:05

to drive people to watch your stuff,

1:39:07

you, you, it

1:39:09

is like you have to make it seem shocking.

1:39:11

You have to like, the thumbnail culture

1:39:14

is insane where it's just like, you won't

1:39:16

believe what man said. Like. You just

1:39:18

nailed it though. I actually think one of

1:39:20

the keys to longevity.

1:39:23

I just keep doubting

1:39:25

myself. I hate no words. Is

1:39:28

not mirroring what's happening in

1:39:31

the culture, like in the

1:39:33

taste of the day. Yeah.

1:39:36

It's making what you're doing

1:39:38

and have always been doing seem

1:39:41

like it's what the culture wants.

1:39:43

Yeah. But you've always been doing the

1:39:45

same thing, but I'm definitely doing that. Like comedy is more like,

1:39:48

oh, yeah, I'm still doing it. I'll just

1:39:51

like lean or present it a little bit

1:39:53

more like too hot for TV. Yeah. But

1:39:56

it's the same kind of stuff. No, it is.

1:39:58

I think it's, it's. It's really, well,

1:40:00

it's also weird to write, like,

1:40:03

I think to get someone to watch an hour of

1:40:06

your stuff now is so much

1:40:08

weirder. Yeah. Like, don't you? Like, I

1:40:11