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>> That's right.

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>> What's [laughter] the story? Morning

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Glory. It's been almost a year.

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>> Wow. It's flying by. What are we 12 now?

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Is this 12 episodes?

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>> I think we're way 16. 40.

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>> Damn, that's a lot of drink.

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>> How many times have we played Fle

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freeird?

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>> Oh, we're playing it again. [laughter]

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>> The exact same episode we always do.

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>> Yeah, we're going to [laughter] talk

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we're going to talk about coming out of

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the closet.

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>> Play Metallica.

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>> Yeah, play Metallica.

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>> R. Kelly.

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>> So, it turns out that that lady that

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that was a scam that was fake. The lady

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who uh forced the guy to [ __ ] her. It

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was it JP Morgan.

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>> What?

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>> Yeah. Wasn't real.

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>> She was hot.

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>> I know.

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>> Was that in the last one we did?

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>> Jamie said it's fake, right? It's fake.

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Yeah, the news is going around that it's

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like there was like a the lawsuit is not

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accurate apparently. It's like a

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retaliatory lawsuit.

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>> So, he just claimed that she said all

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those things and she made him [ __ ] her.

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>> Damn. What a [ __ ]

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>> Wait, is he an Indian guy?

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>> I believe so.

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>> Yeah. Gross.

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>> It does read like an Indian guy now that

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I'm thinking about.

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>> Like the horniest guy ever. [laughter]

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>> Just coming up with the hottest scene.

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[laughter]

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>> She called him cannons. When she once a

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lady calls her tits cannons. Who have

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you ever heard of a girl call her kids

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cannons?

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>> 18year-old, 16-year-old boy [laughter]

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thing.

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>> I've never heard cannons.

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>> Cannons. Gazongas.

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>> I've heard guys talk about a girl's

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cannons when she's nowhere near them.

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>> I've heard cans. Can torpedoes?

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>> I've heard cannons. I think I'm pretty

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sure I've heard jugs.

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>> Nick cannons. [laughter]

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>> Jugs.

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Sweater puppets. Fun bags. Knockers.

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>> They're just boobs and tits. But a lady

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saying that

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>> that's no lady.

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>> I'm sure she said she did. She said I'm

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sure you fish head Asian wife doesn't

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have [laughter] cannons like this.

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>> Fish head.

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>> That's what he said.

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>> That's what he said. She said damn.

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>> What's that to me more movies? He

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claiming it's that

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>> strip tease.

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>> No. No. Well, she was the boss and she

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made the guy [ __ ] her.

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>> Disclosure.

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>> Disclosure.

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>> Oh, I used to yank it to that one.

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>> Oh god. Article almost made me yank it

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this morning.

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>> I know, right? laying in bed seeing

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[laughter] that Twitter fish.

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>> This is hot as hell.

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>> She's hot.

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>> Indian guy should write more stuff.

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>> This guy's a writer. Yeah.

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>> So if she if he got fired and he made up

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that story like what should the

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repercussions be?

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>> Jail.

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>> Yeah.

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>> You can't just do that.

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>> Especi Well, for sure. It was a guy the

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guy would be f if it was a guy and a

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woman claimed that the guy said these

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terrible things. The guy would be fired.

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He would be shamed. But no one's mad at

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that lady.

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>> No. No. No, they were like mad at that

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lady for making him [ __ ] her.

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>> No, he loved the lady.

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>> Even in the moment before he was came

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out as a hoax when they thought it was

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true, her boss was like, "Come on, I

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can't be doing that."

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>> That's about as bad as it got.

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>> Boy pulled her into the office and go,

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"Let me see them.

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>> Let me see these cannons. [laughter]

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>> Bust out the missiles."

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>> We just got to do our research, due

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diligence. I just got to see the

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cannons. [laughter]

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>> Which also

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>> just to

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He might He might be telling the truth.

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Is it Are we sure it's fake yet? I'm

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sure you can a boy dream.

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>> What a great What a great way to have no

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one believe you is if you intentionally

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use words like that. Like I [laughter]

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would never speak that way.

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>> There's been a string of middle uh

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middle-ag horrors going around lately.

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Have you noticed that?

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>> Love it. It's back.

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>> It's back. Like the the reporter chick

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who's been banging the football coach.

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Uh Christy Gnome was cheating on that

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guy with the tits.

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>> That guy with the tits was [ __ ] the

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tits rock. Those are

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>> crazy. the chick who wrote the RFK

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article that had a deeply emotional

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relationship with him.

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>> Oh, really?

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>> Yeah. Then and then that was the second

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one. I It was crazy. Then there was a

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second one she had like that. She

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>> She likes to get to know her subjects.

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>> The text the texts were wild though.

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>> Deeply emotional.

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>> Pull them up

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>> both back and forth.

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>> His version was

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>> Wait, this is a while ago, right?

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>> Yeah, it was a couple years ago.

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>> Yeah. Something that like let my river

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flow into your It was It was odd.

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>> It's like a Dave Matthews song.

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[laughter]

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>> Damn.

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Does he does he text like he talks? Is

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it all jumbly?

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>> But see, for a lady, it's like a free

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shot. You never have to worry about

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[laughter] getting in trouble. Like, no

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one's even going to be in tr No one's

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going to be mad at her as a journalist

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even.

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>> It's not like she's discredited.

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>> No,

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>> the husband was like, um, this is kind

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of lame.

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>> The husband husband didn't love it.

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>> Oh, she's married, which a freak.

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>> Yeah.

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>> The reporter [snorts] with RFK

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>> alleged.

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>> He was a heroin addict, too. He's a fun

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dude. fun. Got after it.

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>> I like him.

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>> Lived his life.

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>> I like him a lot.

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>> Didn't used to stutter.

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>> That's true.

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>> It's not a stutter. It's a It's a

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vaccine injury. [laughter]

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>> Oh, really?

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>> Yeah.

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>> He didn't used to talk that way.

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>> No. From the flu vaccine. Yeah. You see

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videos of him from the the '9s. He had a

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great voice.

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>> Great. Black hair.

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>> Are you reading the text? They're

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hilarious. It's like Prince Charles. Any

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dude who tries to be like romant like

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they don't know how to do it.

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>> It's a poem.

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>> Oh. As soon as you're writing a lady a

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poem, it's over. How do we know this is

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true? Uh,

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>> I think it was it was verified. [snorts]

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From what I remember, it was verified.

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>> Olivia Nuzy.

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>> Nuzy.

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>> She sounds like a freak.

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>> Yeah, she she's sharing it. So, I mean,

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it could be from anybody.

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>> She sounds like Staten Island trash.

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>> You're awaiting my harvest.

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>> Hey, there we go.

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>> She looks like fun.

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>> Not too shabby. [laughter]

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>> Don't spill a drop. Oh,

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>> your open Y R. Who writes Y R for your

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>> Come on. Really?

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Your open mouth is awaiting my harvest.

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That doesn't even make sense.

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>> You think he eats ass cuz that's

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processed.

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>> This is my favorite one. I mean to

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squeeze your cheeks to force open your

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mouth. I'll hold your nose as you

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[clears throat] look up to me [laughter]

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to encourage you to swallow.

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>> Whoa.

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>> Don't spill a drop. I am a river. You

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are my canyon.

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>> Wow. Baja, baby.

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>> Wow. My love.

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>> I'm not buying this. That sounds like

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literature.

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>> But I can't have a Pop-Tart.

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[laughter]

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You can't have Froot Loops with the good

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colors.

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>> Dizzing in her mouth.

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>> I [laughter] love these great Froot

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Loops, dude.

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>> You ever seen Canadian Froot Loops?

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They're bland and dim and dull.

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>> That's what they're going to sell here

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now.

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>> Oh god, it's over.

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>> We used to be a country.

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>> It's over.

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>> But is this got to be a way to make them

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prettier?

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>> Yeah.

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>> Without giving you ass cancer?

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>> There's got to be some way,

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>> bro. A lot of people getting ass cancer

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lately. I had that.

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>> Really?

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>> That dude is like in his early 30s. He's

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got stage three ass cancer. [laughter]

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>> Yeah.

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>> But he also took four shots.

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>> Four of them.

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>> Uhhuh.

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>> Four what shots? Ask shots.

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>> Vaccines.

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>> And that gives you ass cancer.

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>> He can give you cancer. Allegedly.

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>> Did he boof the shots? [laughter]

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>> That's the way to do it. If you really

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want to get

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>> Don't tell me how to take the vaccine.

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[laughter]

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>> Stuck the actual needle right into the

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hole. in West Hollywood. They just got a

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plunger and it's like

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>> Jimmy Boofing.

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>> You got the booofer.

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[laughter]

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>> Well, Trump almost got a shot the other

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day.

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>> Is that crazy?

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>> What happened? That's the third

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assassination attempt on that dude. The

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[ __ ] guy run ran

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mentioned in passing.

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>> Assassination attempt at the White House

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press correspondents dinner

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>> where Reagan got shot.

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>> Was it Michelle?

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>> Same hotel.

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>> Oh, really?

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>> Oh, wow. So that must then trip advisor

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must be rough on that one.

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>> A correspondence dinner. Did was

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[clears throat] there a comedian there?

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>> No.

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>> Oz the mentalist.

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>> The menalist. Yeah.

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>> Oz the mentalist.

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>> You think he would have saw it coming?

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>> You think [screaming]

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>> he probably kept his mouth shut. He's

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like, I think [snorts] we're going to go

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attack two more Arab countries.

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>> You know what's [laughter] hilarious?

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Meer goes, did you see the fake

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assassination attempt?

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>> Don't you know? Don't you know

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[laughter] about Gilgamesh?

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>> Like what?

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>> He always brings in his references,

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right?

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>> The Rothschilds. What are you saying? I

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don't know. You don't need the

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references. [laughter]

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>> Oh, you don't know?

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>> If Mezer can't get it up, he's like

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Israel.

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>> Everything's Israel. [laughter]

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>> Israel.

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>> Pretty good excuse. I'm going start

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[laughter]

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Kanye clips you showed me were [ __ ]

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wild. He's the best. He's so fun.

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>> What's nice with the shooter was mixed

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race.

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>> That's nice.

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>> Is that nice?

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>> That's nice cuz you, you know, you're

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always like, "Don't be white. Don't be

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white or don't be black

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>> and don't be a combo.

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>> Don't be an Arab. Just a American

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liberal.

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>> Wow.

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>> Just a standard American liberal

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>> has had enough of the uh uh whatever you

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want to say he is

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>> dictator.

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>> Oh, right. Right. Fascism, the whole

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thing.

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>> Fascism, pedophile,

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>> you know.

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>> He was like a smart guy, valadictorian.

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He was like a scientisty guy.

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>> I think he was a teacher. Must be extra

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tough for those guys cuz they're like so

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like you haven't gotten into a fight

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since you were seven

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>> and then you're going to get a gun and

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try to like kill a highle person. It's

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like what a step up.

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>> Well, he he shot a secret service guy.

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You see him in the vest?

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>> Yeah.

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>> They don't know who shot who.

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>> Oh, really?

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>> Yeah.

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>> Oh, okay.

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>> You're saying the Secret Service guy

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shot himself?

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>> Not himself. [laughter]

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>> It might have been Friendly Fire.

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>> Trying to get out.

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>> It might have been Friendly Fire.

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>> Is it that lady again?

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>> Yes, I think she

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>> The lady was [laughter] there.

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>> The one that looks like me. We were

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joking around about it in the green

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room. Imagine if she was like, "I know I

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[ __ ] up way back in July, but look

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guys, I'm better. I've been working

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out."

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>> Yeah.

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>> And then this is their second

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assignment.

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>> We didn't talk about this part yet. The

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tweet.

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>> This guy.

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>> Yeah. The weird the time machine tweet.

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Yeah. This is nuts. So the Cole Allen

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guy tried to kill Trump. It's not inside

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the White House though, right? It was at

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a hotel.

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>> Yeah. Yeah.

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>> Okay. An exac account for 2023 wrote a

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single tweet with that name.

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>> What? So just wrote Cole Allen from

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2023. The profile belongs to Henry

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Martinez, a NASA scientist who's

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missing. The background image from a

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website called Time Machine. If you

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ddigitize it, the 2024 assassination

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attempt photos appears but with a hole

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in the head instead of the ear.

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>> The profile picture is a green toad in a

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tuxedo with a glass. Exactly like Trump

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in the assassination attempt. Either

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it's the most elaborate scop in history

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or someone from the future is leaving

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clues in the past that only make sense

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once the events happen.

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>> Okay.

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>> Why do time travelers keep trying to

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kill me? I'm just [laughter]

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>> Wait a minute.

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>> How is that picture the same? That is

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not the same. That's just a bunch of

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colors and you could decide it's the

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same.

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>> No, you got to decode it.

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>> Oh, it's like a decode.

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>> You got squeeze your eyes together.

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>> I'll try.

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>> It appears if you squeeze your eyes

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together.

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>> Trying sailboat. What do you like one of

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those things where you could see like

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words in a

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>> Yeah, it was always a sailboat or

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guitar.

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>> Always is up there.

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>> Mats,

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>> do you think that makes sense, Jamie?

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>> This picture part of it does not

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[snorts] make a lot of sense, I don't

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think. But

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>> but it's weird that the guy is strange

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enough.

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>> The tweet is nuts.

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>> Yeah, the tweet is strange enough

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>> from two years ago. So, he's trying to

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work up the courage for years.

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>> 23. Yeah.

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>> Yeah. And then the fact that it's a

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frog. It's one of those kek guys,

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>> those nutty [ __ ] pranksters. It's

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funny if he was just he tried to search

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somebody's name. [laughter]

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>> He just got it right.

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>> He was just like a cool guy.

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>> Is that the only tweet this guy ever

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made?

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>> I think so.

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>> Weird.

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>> There is a bunch of random Twitter

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accounts that have tweeted random names

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just one time. So, I don't know like

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what the odds of that happening are are

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pretty slim.

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>> I believe these are the eight guys we

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have trying to like work with mentally.

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So, like one of them will be activated

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and try to kill somebody. So let's get

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insurance. So that guy really was Is

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that factual though that the guy really

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was a NASA scientist? Henry Martinez.

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>> But well, so when the people were

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looking up his [snorts]

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history, they he had a brief I think

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like an internship at JPL

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NASA, you know, Jet Labs or something.

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>> Yeah.

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>> And I think the other guy did too. That

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I don't know that anybody knows more

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than that. It is weird where you find

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out a lot of these guys have these weird

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ties like that guy who tried to shoot

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Trump in Pennsylvania was in a Black

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Rockck commercial.

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>> Oh yeah.

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>> It's all connected.

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>> I did a lot of commercials when I was

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coming up and I Black Rockck never I

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didn't get an audition for any

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[laughter] of those.

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>> Yeah, right.

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>> I don't know how you get that

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commercial. Love to get that gig.

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>> It's got to be non-union.

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>> Not only that, like you definitely get

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brought into the fold.

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>> Mhm. He was teacher of the year this

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guy.

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>> So, did this guy get a shot off? Was he

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close enough to get a shot off?

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Allegedly. Jamie said allegedly he shot

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a Secret Service guy.

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>> How are these guys getting so close?

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>> But it might have been that lady. The

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fat lady shot him.

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>> Maybe trying to get her gun out.

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>> Oh [laughter] [ __ ]

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>> P320 might have shot himself.

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>> She's handsome.

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>> It's It's just crazy that they don't

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have better security.

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>> Yeah. What the hell?

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>> How' the guy get in the hotel with a

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gun? Like, how are you not checking

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every room? How you not like checking

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everyone's bags if you know that the

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president and all Marco Rubio all these

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[ __ ] people are going to be there and

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you don't and Oz the mentalist and you

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don't have someone checking guns.

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>> Why is there better security at the

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Improv on Black Comic Night? [laughter]

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>> Yeah. Throw up a metal detector.

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>> Yeah. It's just crazy that they don't

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check for guns.

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>> That's wild.

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>> On a day where it's like the president

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is going to be there. You didn't check

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for guns.

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>> I get it if it's like a UFC sniper or

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something. It's like we can't check

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everybody like that. That's like 20,000.

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But like this is so small.

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>> They're saying he did shoot him, but I

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don't that's this was the first

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>> Secret Service agent did not shoot

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himself. I don't think there's any

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question what happened here.

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>> That video they're playing is the AI

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video.

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>> Yeah, that's

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>> Well, no. This is the real video which

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is blurry and then AI they enhanced it

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because this [ __ ] hotel is shitty old

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cameras

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>> which is crazy.

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By the way, guy's putting in some

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[ __ ] work there. There's some speed.

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>> He's got wheels.

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>> Yeah, he moves. That guy can move. Half

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black, half black, [laughter] half

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>> teacher. He can shoot. Teachers, you

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know, they work at a school.

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>> I mean, what did he think was going to

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happen? He was going to get past all the

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secret security guys, get through the

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crowd, find Trump behind the stage, and

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shoot him. Like, how did he think he was

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going to get to him?

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>> I think these guys don't think it. I bet

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they go like, I'm going to shoot him,

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then everyone's going to love me.

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>> Yeah. They're going to be Luigi or some

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[ __ ]

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>> It might be schizophrenia, too.

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>> Yeah.

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>> Yeah. He might be out of his [ __ ]

14:24

mind,

14:24

>> but he lived, right? Right. He's in

14:25

jail.

14:26

>> Yeah, he lived.

14:26

>> The guy who shot Reagan was like, "Taxi

14:29

driver told me to do it."

14:30

>> Well, he rules. So, it's like all

14:32

>> I think he's out. Hankley Hankley's out.

14:35

>> He's playing music.

14:35

>> Yeah, he plays music.

14:36

>> I think we've covered this on [laughter]

14:39

terrible Manson songs.

14:41

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. [laughter]

14:44

>> Yeah. He was inspired by Jodyie Foster.

14:47

>> Jodie Foster made him shoot. There it

14:49

is. I will be your man. Oh, that's a

14:52

threat. Oh yeah.

14:53

>> 2023 recent recent release. Can't we get

14:56

Let's hear 2023.

14:57

>> I like his job title.

14:58

>> Let's hear criminal.

14:59

>> I want to hear I will be your man. Let's

15:01

hear what Hinkley's what his jams are

15:03

like.

15:04

>> Pay for this.

15:05

>> We have to pay for that. No,

15:06

>> we have to edit that. We'll see.

15:08

>> Okay, we'll see.

15:08

>> Oh man,

15:09

>> he's got his name on the guitar. Just in

15:11

case you don't know who shot Lincoln,

15:13

[laughter and clears throat]

15:17

[music and singing]

15:19

>> shoot him.

15:25

[music]

15:26

[singing]

15:32

>> Oh yeah, he's trying to

15:33

>> MK Ultra.

15:34

>> I misunderstood.

15:35

>> That's what MK Ultra does to a man.

15:37

>> Yeah, he looks like his brain's been

15:38

washed.

15:39

>> Yeah. Like they just poured bleach in

15:41

his ears.

15:42

>> Yeah,

15:42

>> they're going to release MK Ultra files

15:43

this week, I think.

15:45

>> Yeah, I bet. [clears throat]

15:48

>> They were supposed to release UFO files.

15:49

>> A lot of Black Lines coming in that one.

15:51

>> Yeah. Whatever happened to the [ __ ]

15:52

UFO files?

15:53

>> Did he do Kennedy yet? Did Kennedy out?

15:56

>> No.

15:56

>> What? He

15:58

>> What? JFK?

15:59

>> Yeah.

15:59

>> Yeah. Turns out there's some stuff in

16:00

there that we couldn't see.

16:02

>> CIA.

16:04

>> Yep. Maybe some other ones.

16:07

Congresswoman Anapolina Luna Lanc's

16:09

house hearings on MK Ultra next month.

16:12

>> What is that? A gang?

16:14

>> No, I did seek.

16:16

>> You don't know what that is? That's the

16:17

mind control experiments that the CIA

16:19

did in the 1960s.

16:21

>> People going to hookers. Good honest

16:22

people going to hookers and they took

16:24

advantage of them.

16:25

>> That's one part of it. Yeah, that was

16:26

Operation Midnight Climax. They ran bro.

16:29

>> What a good name.

16:30

>> Great name. What a good name.

16:31

>> Solid name. Yeah, that's that's per

16:33

that's absolutely proven. That's

16:36

[clears throat] all from a Freedom of

16:37

Information Act request and from some

16:39

documents that they found.

16:40

>> What was the guy's [clears throat] name

16:41

that was like the head of MK Ultra?

16:43

>> Jolly West.

16:44

>> Yeah. And then he went and saw Jack Ruby

16:45

and

16:46

>> Yeah. Jack Ruby went crazy. Started

16:47

saying they're they're lighting Jews on

16:49

fire in hell. Like they gave him acid.

16:52

He's also was connected to Manson.

16:54

>> Yeah.

16:55

>> Like this guy was running mind control

16:57

operations all throughout the country.

16:59

>> Wow. They ran brothel where they gave

17:01

the John's uh acid and the the ladies

17:04

would come out and give the John's acid

17:05

and they would wash through a two-way

17:06

mirror and then film them.

17:08

>> Whoa. [ __ ] hell of a night at the

17:10

brothel, [laughter]

17:11

>> right?

17:12

>> So sick.

17:13

>> This ladies out

17:15

>> talking to me trying to get laid and

17:17

next thing you know you're [ __ ]

17:18

seeing Jesus.

17:21

>> Jesus is a candle.

17:22

>> You lean into it. [laughter] That's a

17:24

good night.

17:25

>> Trying to get a hooker you go.

17:27

If you lean into it,

17:29

>> Meanwhile, your wife's at home waiting

17:30

for the milk and bread to come back for

17:33

30 minutes. [laughter]

17:34

Just trying to get a hand. [ __ ] is he?

17:36

>> It's the worst lie ever. The CIA, they

17:38

drug me. What do you want?

17:40

>> How many marriages would completely

17:41

dissolve if prostitution was totally

17:43

legal?

17:46

>> It'd be a lot easier to do.

17:47

>> Are they talking? That's the thing.

17:49

>> Are the the hookers talking?

17:50

>> No, but guys are bad at covering up.

17:52

>> It's like Uber ratings, you know?

17:54

>> Oh, that would be

17:54

>> You know what I'm saying? Like some Uber

17:56

drivers, they won't shut the [ __ ] up.

17:57

They won't

17:58

>> want to see my passenger score.

17:59

>> Yeah. I don't want an XL either.

18:02

[laughter]

18:02

>> [ __ ] it.

18:04

>> For prostitutes,

18:05

>> you know, but I mean if they if they

18:06

made prostitution completely legal and

18:09

then they had scores.

18:10

>> Do you don't think gals would do it?

18:12

>> I think they would. I think there'd be

18:13

plenty of gals that would sign up.

18:15

Plenty of

18:16

>> prostitution was only And it's illegal.

18:19

>> How so? Oh, yeah. They are.

18:21

>> Of course, if you took down the

18:22

barriers,

18:23

>> they would keep doing it. Isn't it legal

18:25

in New York City now?

18:27

>> Kind of.

18:28

>> I've never been caught.

18:29

>> What is the [laughter]

18:30

>> How many guys are you blowing,

18:32

>> [ __ ] I WAS A GUEST IN this

18:35

right there.

18:35

>> Yeah, it was a lab [clears throat] in

18:37

that beard.

18:37

>> Right there. Um, but they did do

18:39

something where they like decriminalized

18:41

sex work in New York.

18:42

>> Yeah, I think you're right. Yeah,

18:44

>> let's find out. J,

18:46

>> sex work. I love when they rename that.

18:49

>> They always have unhoused sex.

18:51

>> It's sex work until one of them is

18:52

[ __ ] your husband, then it's a

18:53

hooker. Exactly. And if you call a girl

18:55

a [ __ ] she gets mad. Like, which one

18:57

is it?

18:58

>> Sex worker.

18:59

>> Call a girl sex. You're a [ __ ] sex

19:01

worker. Hey, that's a legitimate

19:02

profession.

19:03

>> That it's a pretty funny way to do it.

19:04

[clears throat]

19:05

>> Prostitution is illegal in New York

19:06

City, but enforcement and politics

19:07

around sex work are in flux.

19:11

>> Active debates about decriminalization

19:14

and new protections for sex workers and

19:16

trafficking survivors.

19:18

>> Anyone else?

19:18

>> Well, that's kind of crazy, isn't it? if

19:20

you have protection for the survivors.

19:22

So, you're saying that they're victims,

19:24

but then you're also decriminalizing it.

19:26

>> So, you're making it okay to do, but

19:28

you're saying that they're victims.

19:30

>> No. And and like when it's where it is

19:32

legal, they go like no one's going to

19:34

abuse you cuz you can go you don't need

19:35

a pimp in public here. Probably should.

19:38

>> That's Well, listen, if you can give

19:40

someone a massage, you should be able to

19:42

jerk them off, which doesn't make any

19:43

sense. Got that right, Robert.

19:46

[laughter]

19:46

>> Poor guy. Old bastard.

19:48

>> I met that guy. You can't help think

19:50

about that when you're shaking his hands

19:51

like [laughter] I'm sorry they got you,

19:53

sir.

19:55

>> Sorry they got you. Just a normal thing.

19:57

>> It happened to so many people.

19:58

>> 100%. They set him up.

20:00

>> He wasn't even getting laid.

20:01

>> No, it's handy.

20:02

>> And he's like,

20:04

>> I never got a massagey.

20:05

>> Me neither.

20:07

>> Every single massage I got, I've been

20:08

like,

20:08

>> you should have responded to those empty

20:10

emails.

20:11

>> There's an app for it now called uh Tug

20:13

or something. [laughter]

20:14

>> I don't think so.

20:15

>> Don't ruin it for everybody else on

20:17

TugU.

20:17

>> Get on it. Somebody told me how to

20:19

figure out which one of the hand job

20:20

places which one are real. Epstein told

20:22

me he goes uh

20:23

>> you know no a no guy Epste. Yeah. And he

20:28

[laughter] goes you know the ones with

20:29

like locks on the door. He goes that

20:30

there's no business doesn't want you in

20:32

there.

20:33

>> If you have to buzzed in they're like

20:35

hold on stop jerking. There's a cop

20:36

there.

20:37

>> My friend goes on a lunch break. Like

20:39

it's pretty popular in New York.

20:40

>> People are totally When I moved to

20:42

Philly, every single person was like

20:43

yeah that's normal.

20:44

>> Totally normal.

20:44

>> So are the girls gross?

20:46

>> They're Asian. There's there's I think

20:48

there's a range

20:49

>> and sometimes you get like a Ukrainian

20:51

skank.

20:53

>> Nice. [laughter]

20:54

>> [ __ ]

20:56

Could you imagine though skank you are?

20:58

Have some respect for yourself. [ __ ]

20:59

>> How many relationships would just

21:01

completely dissolve if prostitution was

21:02

100% legal?

21:04

>> I think I'll tell you in Thailand it

21:05

pretty much is. And girls [ __ ] on the

21:07

first date.

21:09

>> Date. You taking them out?

21:10

>> No, not those regular girls. Cuz like if

21:12

I make you wait, you're just going to

21:13

get a hooker.

21:14

>> Really?

21:15

>> So like I better put out.

21:16

>> Wow. I like that competition. They seem

21:18

a little looser sexually anyway in

21:21

Thailand, you know, with the whole lady

21:23

boy thing and

21:24

>> they're pretty chill with everything.

21:25

>> Yeah, they're pretty relaxed except for

21:27

kicking the [ __ ] out of people. They're

21:29

really good at that.

21:30

>> They're really good at that.

21:31

>> They're really It's weird weird like a

21:32

laid-back society is so good at [ __ ]

21:34

people up with martial arts.

21:35

>> You ever look at lady boys using their

21:37

training

21:38

>> like before they turn into full lady

21:40

boys?

21:40

>> Pull it up.

21:41

>> They train kickboxing.

21:42

>> What? Lady boys do Muay Thai too

21:44

>> when they were younger.

21:44

>> God damn. There was one famous one who

21:47

transitioned to a woman but kept

21:48

fighting men and started getting [ __ ]

21:50

up

21:51

>> because now she didn't have any hormones

21:53

anymore or balls

21:55

>> and so she's just getting the [ __ ]

21:57

kicked out of her as a girl when she was

21:58

dominating as a guy.

22:00

>> Wow.

22:00

>> Kind of sad. Like the one thing that

22:02

you're really good at

22:03

>> other than sucking guys dicks

22:05

>> is uh [ __ ] people up.

22:07

>> No, you can't do that.

22:09

>> No, I meant [clears throat] on the

22:10

streets.

22:10

>> See, that's a guy by the way.

22:11

>> I mean on the streets. Oh,

22:13

>> is it?

22:14

>> Yes, that's a guy. I'm right. That's a

22:16

guy. That's a guy dressed like a girl.

22:18

>> No, I meant on the streets. Like if you

22:19

pick on one of the streets, they all

22:21

come after you, but then they use their

22:22

training.

22:22

>> Oh, yeah. They gang up and kick the box

22:24

the [ __ ] out of you and you're like, I

22:26

just wanted to beat up a hooker.

22:28

[laughter] Why are these half men coming

22:30

at me?

22:31

>> These dainty, dainty men. [laughter]

22:33

>> All right, you need a drink.

22:34

>> I got one.

22:35

>> Oh, okay. Sorry, boys.

22:37

>> Hey, we're backd

22:41

>> all over Latin America. Anytime I got

22:43

recognized, they'd be like they'd be

22:45

like, "When are we going to get another

22:46

projectile park?" I'm like, "I'm not

22:48

really in the area right now. [laughter]

22:50

As soon as I'm out of Uruguay, I'll I'll

22:51

let them know."

22:53

>> Yeah. I would get questions from people.

22:55

It was always that.

22:57

>> When's the next Protect Our Parks?

22:59

>> Anytimes I run into someone somewhere

23:01

>> globally, too. Australia, I got it. New

23:03

Zealand, I got it. It's all over.

23:05

>> It is fun though when somebody like last

23:06

week somebody's like, "When's the next?"

23:07

I was like, "April 30th." And they're

23:09

like, "What?"

23:11

>> I'm like, "Keep it quiet." Yeah,

23:12

[laughter]

23:13

>> I did that. Yeah, it's very fun.

23:16

>> The world needs us.

23:17

>> Oh yeah, it's good to be back.

23:19

>> Goofy ass fake [ __ ] world out there.

23:22

>> Can't believe how many we've done.

23:23

>> Cannons.

23:24

>> Can we [clears throat] got that going

23:26

for us?

23:26

>> I wonder I want to talk to that guy. I

23:28

want to find out what really happened.

23:30

>> Interview that Indian fell. So

23:31

apparently they're saying he got fired.

23:33

Is that what the story is, Jamie? He got

23:34

fired then he just made up.

23:36

>> You can't just make a public post that

23:37

your your boss tried to [ __ ] you

23:39

anymore?

23:39

>> Not anymore. It all changed.

23:42

>> I think like it was a lawsuit that was

23:44

filed. I don't I'm not saying that the

23:46

lawsuit is fake. Like he But they're

23:47

just saying that it's horseshit is what

23:49

people are saying.

23:50

>> Does the lady still work there?

23:52

>> I [clears throat and snorts] believe

23:52

what I read was that JP Morgan

23:54

investigated, didn't find it credible,

23:56

and she still works there. Yeah.

23:58

>> That doesn't seem a guy.

24:00

>> If it was a guy, I don't

24:02

>> We're going to put you on leave while we

24:03

look this.

24:04

>> 100%. Interesting.

24:06

>> 100%.

24:06

>> And then like Trevor Bower like, "Oh, he

24:08

found out it's fake. Like, can I get my

24:09

job back?" They're like, "Nah, Trevor,

24:11

>> he works for the Long Island Ducks."

24:12

>> Trevor Bower is a Sai Young, the highest

24:15

award for a pitcher. He got some chick

24:19

>> pretty much told all our friends like,

24:20

"I'm going to go get money out of that

24:21

guy."

24:21

>> Yep. We got the text messages.

24:23

>> Yeah, he kind of proved it all. But

24:25

Dodgers, was it Dodgers? I don't

24:27

remember. Was like, "Hey, you can't work

24:28

here anymore."

24:30

>> Brewers.

24:31

>> Brewers.

24:31

>> No, I don't remember.

24:32

>> Moved to Japan.

24:33

>> Moved to Japan. Try to pitch there. And

24:34

he's like, "I'm good." But he told MLB,

24:36

he goes, "I'll pitch for free and I'm a

24:38

SA young winner." And everyone's like,

24:40

"Ah,

24:41

>> that's crazy.

24:41

>> Lost 300 million."

24:42

>> Yeah.

24:43

>> Now he's playing for the miners in Long

24:45

Island.

24:45

>> He loves playing.

24:46

>> Oh my god.

24:48

>> Yeah.

24:48

>> And what happened to her?

24:50

>> I think she got like a slap on the

24:52

wrist.

24:52

>> Yeah. I think she was like he was like,

24:53

"Don't come after me anymore. Don't come

24:54

after anybody else anymore."

24:55

>> That's it.

24:56

>> She did photos with black eyes. She got

24:58

makeup done. He beat me up. He beat the

25:00

[ __ ] out of me. It was all made up.

25:02

>> Crazy story.

25:03

>> Monsters out there. Crazy.

25:05

>> But the crazier thing is like if you are

25:07

the if it is a Dodgers say it is to not

25:09

go, "Hey dude, we were fooled. I'm

25:11

sorry. Here's your contract back."

25:13

>> He should sue them for that.

25:14

>> How old is he now, though? He's lost

25:15

years of his career.

25:16

>> Yeah,

25:17

>> it's probably over, right?

25:18

>> Yeah,

25:19

>> he's still great. He just pitched a no

25:21

hitter. I mean,

25:21

>> really?

25:22

>> Playing against nine year olds.

25:23

>> That's exciting. [laughter]

25:25

>> In the minor leagues.

25:27

>> Um,

25:27

>> so how old is he, Jamie?

25:29

>> 35

25:31

private lawsuit that just happened.

25:32

That's crazy because like when it all

25:34

happened with him.

25:35

>> Yeah. He's 35.

25:36

>> He's 35 now.

25:37

>> It was about It was about eight or nine

25:38

years ago, wasn't it?

25:39

>> 20 uh

25:40

>> 2020.

25:41

>> 21 is when he was suspended.

25:43

>> 5 years ago was suspended. So he lost

25:45

his prime to 35.

25:46

>> That's prime.

25:47

>> Ruined his life.

25:47

>> He had just won the Sai Young.

25:49

>> He's just won it.

25:51

>> Brutal. God.

25:53

>> Oh my god.

25:54

>> So all she gets is a slap on the wrist.

25:57

>> Crazy.

25:58

>> Pretty much like go away.

25:59

She violated some part of the settlement

26:01

and had to pay him 300 grand.

26:04

>> Oh, great. That'll cover his [ __ ]

26:06

monthly whatever.

26:08

>> Yeah, the zen.

26:10

>> Jesus Christ.

26:11

>> That's a couple zins out of it. She only

26:13

She only got fined 300 grand. She cost

26:15

him 300 million.

26:16

>> Exactly.

26:17

>> Oh my god, that's crazy.

26:19

>> You whatever you accuse someone of if

26:20

it's fake, you should get that

26:22

punishment trying to

26:23

>> No, I completely agree. Yeah,

26:25

absolutely. That's never the case

26:27

though. Well, she can't play for the

26:28

Dodgers.

26:31

>> Who was he with? That's the thing that

26:32

bothered me about this. It was the

26:34

Dodgers.

26:35

>> When that happened, it was fake sports

26:36

fan.

26:36

>> Been on a bunch of teams, though.

26:37

>> Why did I think it was the Brewers?

26:38

Because of his last name,

26:39

>> Bower Bower Brewer. [laughter]

26:41

>> So, if he went to jail for it, that's

26:43

what she should go to jail for. Cuz if

26:45

she's accusing him of sexual assault,

26:47

>> he was uh I think she was just suing

26:49

him. Suing him and then public public um

26:52

>> whatever.

26:53

>> Destruction of reputation.

26:54

>> Yeah.

26:55

>> Oh my god, that's so awful. Poor guy.

26:57

You should have him on.

26:58

>> I would.

26:59

>> That'd be a great convo. Have me, son.

27:01

>> He's also He's also, I think, pretty

27:03

funny.

27:03

>> I bet he is, bro. You got to get a sense

27:05

of humor after that. If you survive

27:07

that,

27:07

>> you survive that, I bet you have a

27:08

wicked sense of humor.

27:09

>> Plan in Japan where they all have tiny

27:11

strike zones.

27:11

>> Yeah, that's one thing I think we could

27:13

all attest to.

27:14

>> It's not the only thing.

27:15

>> You survive a cancellation, you come out

27:17

on the other end just a little bit more

27:19

>> funny. A little funny. Nothing really. A

27:21

>> little more pop. A little more pop to

27:23

the punch line. [laughter]

27:25

He's throw He's throwing 102 in Japan.

27:27

[clears throat]

27:29

>> How many kilome an hour is that?

27:31

>> Kanye recovers from getting cancelled to

27:33

have the biggest concerts in human

27:34

history. [laughter]

27:35

>> Yeah. So,

27:36

>> standing on top of the world with

27:38

clouds.

27:39

>> Bill Cosby must be amazing right now.

27:42

>> He's blind though. He can't read his

27:43

notes.

27:43

>> Ah,

27:44

>> it's tough to read off a teleprompter.

27:46

Blind comic.

27:47

>> Well, I don't think he ever read anyway.

27:48

I think it was all in his memory anyway.

27:50

But

27:50

>> he I I don't even know if he writes if

27:53

he or if he just like sits down and

27:55

comes up with his stories cuz he's like

27:56

a story guy.

27:57

>> Yeah,

27:58

>> he is pretty good. I heard an album it

28:00

was like it really paints a picture but

28:01

then you're like then you listen to like

28:02

Kenisonson and you're like, "Oh, this

28:03

guy Cosby is very slow."

28:06

>> It's a different style. It's like

28:08

listening to, you know, John Denver

28:10

versus Metallica. You can't, you know,

28:12

>> solid comparison.

28:13

>> Yeah. You got to be in the mood.

28:15

>> Yeah.

28:16

>> Rocky Mountain High.

28:23

blast blasting it last night,

28:25

>> bro. That [ __ ] concert in Moscow.

28:28

>> Yeah, it's the best ever.

28:28

>> That is the greatest [ __ ] thing.

28:33

>> [ __ ] yeah. Norman, don't be scared of

28:35

the

28:35

>> be a loop of of that.

28:37

>> Fine.

28:38

>> That's fine. People haven't listen to

28:39

the song in a year. [laughter]

28:41

>> It's a yearly reminder.

28:42

>> We're going to close out with a live

28:44

freeird from 77. [ __ ] you. [laughter]

28:47

Uh,

28:49

>> did you get me a beer?

28:50

>> Here it is. Look at this.

28:52

>> Oh god,

28:52

>> we're doing it again.

28:54

>> Why'd you do that?

28:58

>> Imagine how pumped these people are.

28:59

Communism is dead for a little bit and

29:01

then Metallica's on stage.

29:03

>> It's so sad that rock is dead. It's all

29:05

>> We were talking about that.

29:06

>> Yeah, it's all queefy now.

29:07

>> When was the last time Where's the new

29:09

rock bands? The new Zeppelin's been

29:12

around for a while. Those smaller bands,

29:15

>> but where's the big ones? It used to be

29:17

Van Halen. It used to be the biggest

29:18

part of music. Rolling Stones,

29:22

>> AC/DC,

29:23

>> I know.

29:24

>> I mean, Aerosmith. It used to be the

29:26

biggest part of music was rock and roll.

29:29

What the [ __ ] That's kind of crazy.

29:32

>> Nice

29:32

>> bodega cat, ladies and gentlemen. Arrow

29:34

bullet. Fine. Bodeas all across

29:36

Manhattan.

29:36

>> You got that right, Fatty. Get a bottle.

29:38

But yeah, now it's country. Country is

29:40

huge now, which is fine. But what

29:42

happened to rock? I have no problem. I

29:44

love country. I have no problem with

29:46

country getting huge.

29:46

>> Yeah. What happened to rock?

29:47

>> What happened to rock?

29:48

>> Who are the biggest?

29:50

>> They said garage bands are coming back

29:52

with kids, which is kind of means nature

29:54

is healing. [laughter]

29:56

>> Yeah,

29:57

>> that's a good sign.

29:58

>> Yeah, kids are tired of playing video

29:59

games. Want something real. But the uh

30:01

the the thing about the that doesn't

30:04

make sense about rock music is everybody

30:05

still loves it,

30:06

>> right?

30:07

>> Everybody still plays covers it.

30:09

>> Oasis is doing giant arenas all over the

30:11

place.

30:12

>> I took I took acid at that Oasis

30:14

concert. Really?

30:15

>> We're fun. We're chill.

30:17

>> Chicago. Chicago.

30:18

>> I got MK Ultra.

30:20

>> Yeah. I was just watching the concert

30:21

like, "Oh,

30:21

>> how fun is this gone acid? It's the

30:24

best."

30:25

>> See, I haven't done acid since college.

30:27

I go shroom now.

30:28

>> Acid.

30:30

It'll get away from me.

30:31

>> Grateful Dead's entire career.

30:33

>> I see how it worked.

30:34

>> I mean, apparently, if you listen to the

30:36

dead on acid, it's a totally different.

30:38

>> They were playing to acid.

30:40

>> Yeah.

30:40

>> Like, they weren't playing for you to

30:42

not like it on acid. You're supposed to

30:43

like if hey you guys are on acid let me

30:44

entertain you for a second.

30:45

>> Yeah you're supposed to be on acid. It's

30:47

like those uh Iaska eco you listen to

30:50

them normally they're not that

30:51

interesting but if you jumping on DMT

30:53

they're pretty [ __ ] incredible.

30:54

>> I got some Roger W. We were doing a

30:56

podcast here me score and Bert and you

30:58

and you're like what are you doing

30:58

tomorrow? You want to stay? Roger Waters

31:00

is playing. I was like oh I got to this

31:01

is so funny. He's like I was like I got

31:03

to leave. He go why? I'm like uh yeah I

31:05

don't know but I'm like but my hotel I

31:07

have to check out tomorrow. goes

31:09

extended [laughter]

31:11

personal guest Roger

31:12

>> Waters change Ari's flight to the next

31:14

day and I was like yeah all right but

31:15

then it was like I got to find acid on

31:17

one day's notice

31:19

>> you got to shout out Roger Waters cuz he

31:21

was way ahead of everybody calling out

31:24

the genocide way ahead of everybody

31:26

doing it a long time ago

31:26

>> a long time ago calling out how they're

31:28

treating the

31:29

>> he really got kicked up

31:30

>> he's a little frosty with the heaves

31:32

though is he not

31:32

>> he got frosty with me

31:33

>> oh there you go [laughter] he got frosty

31:35

with you

31:35

>> he was living at me

31:37

>> that was We were [ __ ] with him. He

31:39

was on acid and he was [ __ ] with them

31:41

after the show. We were all hanging out

31:43

and Roger was drinking.

31:44

>> This was uh it was sober October.

31:47

>> We We had a one day permission to do one

31:49

thing. [laughter]

31:50

>> Exactly. Exactly. Exactly. Come on,

31:52

guys. I'll give you guys each a drink if

31:53

you let me do one one piece of paper.

31:55

>> I chose the devil's cabbage. I was

31:57

scared of the acid cuz who knows where

31:58

it came from. I'm like, "All right, I

32:00

got a business to run. I can't go crazy

32:01

right now."

32:02

>> I did some. Tony's ex did some. And I I

32:05

remember we were back at the hotel and I

32:07

was looking at this picture and I was

32:08

like, damn, this [clears throat] is a

32:09

crazy video.

32:10

>> Is full on weeping in the middle of the

32:12

concert.

32:13

>> Full on this is amazing.

32:16

>> This is amazing.

32:17

>> He came up and sat next to me and I'm

32:18

like, what's wrong with Arian

32:21

[laughter]

32:22

freaking out? I'm like, dude, are you

32:24

okay?

32:25

>> I was not okay.

32:26

>> He didn't even know what the dose was.

32:28

He just took whatever the guy gave him.

32:29

>> It was fresh. I had to let it dry in the

32:31

AC of the car over there. I'd hold it on

32:33

my bed and let it dry some

32:35

>> blotted.

32:37

Yeah,

32:39

>> it was so good.

32:40

>> See, that's the thing with that. You

32:41

don't know when it's going to end. You

32:42

don't know where it came from.

32:43

>> Also, you don't really know when it's

32:44

going to start. I took a little I took a

32:45

little and I was like, this shit's not

32:46

working. Give me another one.

32:49

>> That old move.

32:50

>> Oh boy. That old move.

32:51

>> I stared at a painting in my hotel room

32:53

for 12 hours.

32:55

>> Ruined their [ __ ] entire life by

32:57

doing that with edibles.

32:58

>> Yeah.

32:58

>> Gotten that second one. I don't feel

33:00

[ __ ] They take that second one and then

33:02

they can't escape.

33:03

>> This is how those stories start. Every

33:04

time you're like, maybe I'll take the

33:05

other half

33:06

>> and they roll right into schizophrenia

33:08

land. Hey,

33:09

>> in my early

33:10

>> Maybe your mom's not really your mom.

33:12

>> Early years of comedy, I pitched a show

33:14

and and Lionsgate picked it up

33:17

>> and I flew out they flew out to LA to

33:19

pitch the show to Netflix and Amazon. It

33:20

was the biggest deal of my life. And the

33:22

night before I did Tripoli show and he

33:25

gives you a bag of weed stuff, you know,

33:27

and I was like, I can't do weed. I'm a

33:29

wuss. I'm a lightweight. And he goes,

33:30

"Well, take some CBD." And I go, "Oh,

33:32

okay. I'll do that. I want to get some

33:34

sleep." So, I chugged a bottle of CBD.

33:36

And it was THC.

33:37

>> Oh.

33:38

>> I woke up. The bed was vertical. I was

33:40

hanging on to the the post. [laughter]

33:42

>> It felt like the carpet was sinking with

33:44

me. I was going to chair. I had to I

33:46

skipped it.

33:47

>> I couldn't go. It was too high. I was

33:49

high for like 14 hours.

33:50

>> Oh, yeah.

33:52

>> My manager's like shaking me like, "You

33:53

got to go." And I'm like, "I can't do

33:55

it. I can't face him."

33:56

>> Like,

33:57

so funny. You should have went.

33:59

>> I Oh god, I would have sold shoved my

34:01

hand up your ass and operated you like a

34:03

puppet. [laughter]

34:04

>> I would have made you go.

34:06

>> I would have sold like Duncan Trussell

34:07

show if I showed up. [laughter]

34:10

>> But I couldn't face him and he would

34:12

like I think they dropped me after.

34:13

>> Doug Duncan is the absolute best at

34:15

saying like [ __ ] around like he he

34:17

was going, "Hold on, I just got a text

34:18

from my wife's boyfriend. [laughter]

34:21

>> How's he doing?" Not good. Turns out

34:23

he's got syphilis. Poor guy. I hope he

34:25

gets better. just casual.

34:28

>> There's nothing worse than getting that

34:29

high though. Like McCusker McCusker used

34:31

to make weed gummies when we lived

34:33

together. He would make homemade

34:35

>> Wow.

34:35

>> He would like try to make it was crazy.

34:37

And then I'd just be sitting there

34:38

playing Xbox and he'd be like, "Here,

34:40

take some of these." And I'd just try

34:41

them out.

34:42

>> Uh, but one time he left, I did a show

34:44

at a casino outside of Philly. He gave

34:46

me a bag of gummy bears. Obviously, I

34:49

got [ __ ] hammered and I was just in

34:50

my hotel room just I ate them. I just

34:53

ate as many as I Did you know that they

34:55

were pot gummy bears or did you just

34:56

think

34:56

>> I did? I was hammered. I was like, "No,

34:59

I don't give a [ __ ] [laughter]

35:00

>> They're so good."

35:01

>> I just killed that [ __ ] hotel lobby.

35:03

That was great.

35:04

>> And then uh I woke up and it was in a

35:06

casino with no my room had no windows.

35:08

It was in the [ __ ] basement.

35:10

>> And I didn't know my buddy was also I

35:12

was like, "You sleep in my room." He was

35:13

on the floor. He was this kid that

35:14

opened for me in the [laughter] morning.

35:17

I woke up and I was still high as [ __ ]

35:18

And I was just like

35:21

[laughter]

35:22

in the darkness. I hear somebody like

35:24

Shane. I was like

35:28

something waking up to me is wild.

35:29

[laughter]

35:29

>> Wake up.

35:30

>> I was like who's there? Who's in here?

35:32

>> You remember the days where Joey Diaz

35:34

would have people in the church or

35:35

what's happening now and he would swap

35:36

out the 25 bills for 250s.

35:40

>> He did it to me. There's like a package

35:42

like this whatever and I see it. It says

35:44

25. I'm like, you [laughter] know what?

35:45

I'm a 10 guy, but when I'm with Dios,

35:48

I'll go 25. And then I ate it. But then

35:50

something nags in your head. You're

35:51

like, why was it 20? It was like,

35:53

>> why was it open? Why was it tilted a

35:55

little?

35:55

>> And then I was just like I kept talking

35:56

and I was like picked it off and you

35:58

just SEE 250.

35:59

>> OH,

35:59

>> LIKE JOEY,

36:01

>> YOU killed me.

36:02

>> Oh, you would give Leat 500s. We give

36:05

him two 500.

36:06

>> We just got Lee again on We did a 420

36:08

episode and Lee was like, "Oh yeah, back

36:10

to that

36:11

>> indie 500."

36:12

>> 500 milligrams.

36:14

>> It's crazy, dude.

36:14

>> Blows.

36:15

>> You know what's crazy? Jamo. Jamie can

36:17

do a,000 and it barely hits him.

36:18

>> Shut up.

36:19

>> Is that true? You have no body fat.

36:20

>> No, no, no. He's got some weird enzyme.

36:22

>> You got to go with a slice of pizza or

36:24

something, man.

36:25

>> Wow. Okay, fair.

36:26

>> Damn.

36:27

>> Yeah, it just doesn't work with his

36:28

spectrumy.

36:29

>> Yeah. Anything more than some brain, his

36:31

superb brain just shuts it off. Like,

36:33

nope, not interested. Bye.

36:34

>> Wow.

36:35

>> Mine does not, dude. If I take 10

36:37

milligrams, I'm like, "Oh, we're in it."

36:39

>> Same.

36:39

>> Well, the UFC's are always great. We

36:40

take like 50 in just [clears throat]

36:41

like 6 hours.

36:42

>> Well, you guys took acid in the UFCid.

36:44

[laughter]

36:45

>> We were up in the bat seat, so we took

36:47

acid and me, Red Band, and Diaz. And

36:49

then Rogan, it was kind of early on and

36:51

Rogan's like, "Where are you guys?"

36:52

We're like, "We're up there." And he's

36:53

like seeing us like, "Are you guys

36:54

flying?" We're like, "We're [ __ ]

36:55

dude." [laughter] He's like, "Where?" He

36:56

goes,

36:57

>> "Half of my day was thinking about them

37:00

being on acid watching these crazy

37:01

fights." So, it made me jealous.

37:04

>> It felt like fun. Forest Forest Griffin

37:07

came in and everyone's cheering. I'm

37:08

like, "Why are you cheering? You might

37:09

get hurt." Animals.

37:10

>> This is like 2005 then. This is early

37:13

days.

37:14

>> Imagine seeing Brock Lesnar on acid.

37:16

Terrified. She's a warrior. That guy,

37:19

>> bro.

37:19

>> Like a Viking.

37:20

>> You ever see his daughter?

37:22

>> His daughter's a champion shot putter.

37:24

>> What?

37:25

>> Bro, what' you say?

37:26

>> She's a [ __ ]

37:28

athlete.

37:29

>> Oh, shot put.

37:31

>> She throws that iron block. You think

37:33

>> he thought I was shooting a gun,

37:34

>> bro? She's a [ __ ] You got to see her.

37:38

>> Definitely related.

37:39

>> Watch [laughter] her. Yeah, 100%. Look

37:40

at those. But watch the video. So go to

37:43

get to say

37:44

>> see if you can find a video of her

37:46

talking [ __ ] Mark

37:47

>> she's a beautiful sturdy lady. Mark's

37:50

talking [ __ ]

37:50

>> I agree with Shane. I I have nothing but

37:52

respect for you and your family.

37:53

>> Is she albino

37:56

woman? I know you look at this pale

37:58

honky

37:59

>> bro. That's crazy. Imagine blowing your

38:01

shoulder out trying to [ __ ] throw

38:02

that thing.

38:03

>> Imagine her grabbing your balls.

38:05

[laughter]

38:07

>> Machi over the line.

38:09

>> Make a warrior with those jeans.

38:11

>> Yes. You're prop buffalo.

38:12

>> What's the mom look like? Huh? A dup.

38:15

>> She's just a

38:16

>> She's a She's a pro wrestler.

38:18

>> She's a [ __ ] Transformer. [laughter]

38:20

>> She's a bulldozer.

38:24

>> He's She's Optimus Prime.

38:25

>> Get the mom.

38:26

>> The mom is hot.

38:28

>> He got all She got all Brock's jeans.

38:30

THAT'S THE MOM.

38:32

>> Sable

38:34

W.

38:34

>> That's right.

38:35

>> Whoa. Sable was so hot.

38:37

>> That's what I'm talking about.

38:38

>> The puppies.

38:39

>> But bro, look at his jeans. Those jeans

38:41

dominate.

38:42

>> Nice cannons.

38:43

>> Those are Viking jeans. That's why

38:44

Iceland looks the way it is.

38:46

>> Viking jeans.

38:47

>> Oh, is that them now?

38:48

>> Yeah.

38:48

>> Oh, hell yeah.

38:49

>> She's 10 years older than them. She

38:50

looks stable.

38:51

>> She looks great. She's got a bit of a

38:52

bulge though on the right.

38:54

>> That's her hands are never really

38:57

risking it with

38:58

>> I love you, Brock.

38:59

>> Brock's going [laughter] to [ __ ] kill

39:00

you. Doesn't care.

39:02

>> Rock and roll. He's writing your name

39:03

down with crayons right now. [laughter]

39:08

>> He's got that sword tattoo right here.

39:10

just a real warrior.

39:11

>> Yeah. He said he got drunk and didn't

39:13

remember it and woke up. I was like,

39:14

"What the [ __ ] did I do?"

39:16

>> Yeah, right. You just regret it.

39:18

>> That's a lame tattoo. You just regret

39:20

it.

39:20

>> For sure.

39:21

>> For sure. Well, Steo's got a dick on his

39:23

forehead.

39:23

>> Yeah, but that's for fun.

39:25

>> Yeah.

39:25

>> He's got tattoos on a on an ATV.

39:28

>> He was on the podcast and it was like

39:30

first couple of minutes and I was like,

39:32

"Do you have a dick tattooed above your

39:34

eyebrow?" I said, "Yeah, what?

39:36

>> I've done his pod. I didn't notice

39:37

that."

39:38

>> Good impression. [laughter]

39:40

It must be new. I missed it.

39:41

>> It's pretty new. He was on He was on a

39:43

few months ago.

39:44

>> J Mo,

39:45

>> not even new jackass coming next month.

39:47

>> YEAH. LOOK.

39:48

>> OH, WOW. MAN,

39:49

>> what a lunatic.

39:51

>> Wow.

39:51

>> Yeah, I wouldn't recommended him.

39:54

>> Postalone tattooed tattoo artist.

39:58

>> Well, I don't think you have to be

39:59

trained.

40:00

>> Dick's got a quite a curve.

40:02

>> Are there rules?

40:03

>> Actually, he might he might actually

40:04

know.

40:04

>> Are there any rules as to like who can

40:06

do a tattoo? Yeah,

40:08

>> I don't think so. Or whatever and like

40:10

have a business. Yeah, but

40:12

>> you could just do it though.

40:14

>> Do one to your friends.

40:15

>> I saw fear. You could just do it with

40:17

pen.

40:17

>> Interesting.

40:18

>> Huh.

40:19

>> Interesting.

40:20

>> Steo's a good egg.

40:21

>> He's a fun dude.

40:22

>> Steo rules.

40:23

>> He's a fun dude.

40:23

>> Jackass rules.

40:24

>> New Jackass. I was so excited when I

40:26

heard it was like,

40:27

>> "Oh, they're doing another one."

40:28

>> June, bro.

40:29

>> He played a bunch of the scenes where in

40:31

Knoxville did too them all getting

40:33

concussions. And I was like, how I asked

40:36

Knoxville, "How many times you've been

40:37

out?" He's like, "At least 16."

40:39

>> Wow.

40:39

>> 16 times out cold.

40:41

>> It's funny when one of them gets like

40:43

Reddit wrapped for not going hard

40:44

enough. Like Knoxville did once, and he

40:46

goes, "Fine." That I'll step up and I'll

40:48

literally blow a ball off.

40:50

>> And then like and like Danger had one

40:52

where he's like, "I'll be the one this

40:53

time."

40:53

>> Knoxville always went so hard.

40:56

>> Yeah. It was It was bad. It was bad

40:57

feedback, but they were like, "You're

40:59

protecting your face too much." He was

41:01

like, "All right, I'll show you." I

41:02

asked I asked we man. And I was like,

41:03

"Who got PTSD this time?" He was like,

41:05

"England. England's [ __ ] forever now."

41:07

>> Oh, yeah.

41:08

>> What? Why? Cuz they put him in horrible

41:10

situations. I don't know. I'm waiting to

41:13

find out.

41:13

>> What, Jamie?

41:14

>> I'm talking about this one cuz the last

41:16

one they got him. I thought

41:17

>> No, they got danger last time. Bad with

41:18

the bear and [ __ ] where you could tell

41:20

he's like, "This is never going to

41:21

leave."

41:21

>> And the [ __ ] donkey in the one. That

41:23

was terrifying. Donkey kick.

41:25

>> He just walked up behind one. The goal

41:27

was to get him [ __ ] nuts.

41:30

>> He had to stand behind him.

41:31

>> Yeah. He's just behind him like shaking

41:32

and they're all making fun of him

41:34

>> and the donkey kicked him.

41:34

>> Yeah. Got him right in the ball.

41:36

>> Oh my god, dude.

41:38

>> They get into a room. He obviously knew

41:40

something was happening.

41:41

>> He knew something's up. He's He just

41:42

can't be

41:43

>> He looks great.

41:44

>> He does look pretty good.

41:45

>> Nice skin.

41:46

>> Handsome devil.

41:47

>> He's a handsome guy.

41:49

>> So he's in the room strapped to a table

41:51

like electric chair.

41:52

>> They're shocking him. He's like, "Come

41:53

on, stop. It's annoying, but I get it."

41:56

>> And then what happens?

41:57

>> They cover him in honey.

41:58

>> Oh, no. No, no, no, no, no, no. And he's

42:03

like, "What

42:03

>> is that? Meat?"

42:04

>> Yeah.

42:05

>> What are you doing? [laughter]

42:07

>> Relax.

42:09

>> THE [ __ ] HONEY'S IN MY EYE.

42:13

>> OH [ __ ]

42:13

>> Oh god. [laughter]

42:14

>> I love this. Oh [ __ ] That something's

42:16

opening.

42:21

[groaning]

42:22

>> Oh my god.

42:23

>> He's got a chain on the bear.

42:25

>> Uh uh. Keep watching it. [laughter] The

42:27

chain is probably just so they could

42:29

pull him off.

42:29

>> Stay calm.

42:30

>> Yeah,

42:31

>> stay calm.

42:32

>> Oh, he's going to lick him.

42:36

>> The chain is not attached to anything.

42:38

>> That's a good point. Chain's free.

42:40

>> Talk to it, Aaron. Try to calm it down.

42:42

Oh.

42:42

>> Oh, this is wild.

42:44

>> This is crazy.

42:44

>> Oh no.

42:46

>> Bear.

42:47

>> Are you really allergic to bees, Aaron?

42:50

>> Oh, he's trembling. [laughter]

42:54

>> And they shock him. little shocking.

42:56

>> I didn't even get the answer. [laughter]

43:00

>> No.

43:01

>> All right, we can't really watch.

43:03

>> Oh, is that like salmon?

43:04

>> Oh my god.

43:07

>> Yeah, I think so.

43:10

>> Oh, this is crazy.

43:12

>> HE'S SO FRIGHTENED.

43:14

>> OH, HE'S GOT THE PAW.

43:16

>> There's nothing more in there.

43:18

>> There is though.

43:18

>> There's nothing more in there.

43:20

>> That's not so bad.

43:21

>> What if you just

43:24

Uh, you see his pants get wet.

43:26

>> They [ __ ] with him real bad though.

43:28

This was

43:30

>> Get him out. Get him out.

43:31

>> So, it's a trained bear

43:32

>> sort of though. But it's a bear.

43:34

>> Yeah.

43:35

>> Yeah.

43:35

>> You know what's nice is Bam. They let

43:37

Bam back in the group.

43:38

>> Oh, good.

43:38

>> Oh, really?

43:39

>> He's in the next one.

43:40

>> Heard skating again.

43:41

>> Yeah.

43:42

>> Yeah. It's It's getting there.

43:44

>> So, what happened to him? He just went

43:45

off the rails. Drugs, pillows, pills,

43:48

>> Philly stuff.

43:49

>> Now he's back.

43:50

>> He's back. Come back. Let's go.

43:52

>> Bam rules. There's a video there's a

43:54

video I saw and it was like uh asking

43:56

all the jackass people who can skate and

43:57

people like oh we man's pretty good and

43:58

then someone's like no danger's pretty

44:00

good and it just starts the Ky scoring

44:02

it's BAM

44:03

>> and then John Knoxville was like I can

44:04

go to Ali like it's Bam

44:06

>> I met him I met him a bunch when I was

44:09

going to college

44:09

>> really yeah I went to college in

44:11

Westchester where they all were

44:13

>> so like yeah you'd see him around town

44:15

he was just the nicest

44:16

>> Yeah

44:16

>> he was always just the man

44:17

>> he owned that town huh

44:19

>> yeah purple Lambo you'd see it be it'd

44:22

be at the [ __ ] Waw wa. You'd be like,

44:24

"Holy [ __ ] Bam's here." [laughter] Holy

44:26

[ __ ]

44:26

>> Holy.

44:27

>> With his eyeliner.

44:28

>> Yeah. I drove by uh Castle Bam. This I

44:31

You know the house they have?

44:32

>> It was right where I lived when we were

44:33

filming tires. I lived right next to it

44:35

and I would

44:35

>> occasionally just drive over and look at

44:37

it.

44:37

>> Yeah.

44:38

>> Damn.

44:38

>> Every kid's dreams skateboard [ __ ] in

44:40

the back.

44:41

>> Some trick that was off a bridge onto a

44:43

moving bus and then off the bus on the

44:45

road.

44:46

>> I think you're thinking of the video

44:47

game.

44:48

>> Oh, I love the game.

44:50

>> Maybe, but no, this was real. Bam's dad

44:53

got [ __ ] pretty hard though.

44:54

>> What happened?

44:54

>> Well, he would just punch him in the

44:56

face. Phil,

44:58

>> he would just wake him up and just start

44:59

punching him in the face.

45:01

>> It was great.

45:02

>> Sweetest man on the planet.

45:03

>> Come on, man. Cut it out. I'm sleeping.

45:04

CKY [ __ ]

45:05

>> crazy that those guys did that for so

45:08

long.

45:08

>> Oh, yeah.

45:09

>> Like that seemed like a thing you could

45:10

only do like once.

45:12

>> Hell, they're still going.

45:13

>> One of the first the first places I ever

45:15

did stand up and hosted my own show was

45:17

his bar in Westchester.

45:18

>> Wow.

45:19

>> The note.

45:20

>> Like, how old are they? Like how old is

45:21

Steo?

45:23

>> He's got to be 50.

45:24

>> Yeah.

45:25

>> 50.

45:26

>> Here. Look with a

45:30

>> What are you going to do to him?

45:31

>> Oh,

45:32

>> oh, the dad finally gets his revenge.

45:34

>> He He's hiding behind the door.

45:38

>> I thought he was going to beat him up.

45:39

>> Yeah,

45:40

>> that's all right. Yeah, Jackass rules.

45:41

>> Yeah, Jackass is the best. It's the best

45:43

comedies.

45:44

>> That was a It's

45:46

>> just crazy that those guys made a career

45:47

doing that.

45:48

>> Yeah. became famous just [ __ ] each

45:50

other up.

45:50

>> We all copied them. I Me and my friends

45:52

were outside filming us jumping into

45:54

trees off the roof and [ __ ]

45:56

>> It was We all were like, "This is the

45:57

coolest thing ever."

45:58

>> They all had to be They were the first

45:59

ones to be like, "Don't do this."

46:01

>> Anyway, that's the legal part. No, watch

46:04

it.

46:04

>> This shit's fun.

46:06

>> We're having a blast, though. You should

46:07

try it, but don't do it legally.

46:09

>> Yeah. How is the new Fear Factor? I know

46:12

Fear Knoxville's hosting.

46:14

>> I haven't seen it.

46:15

>> Knoxville. Yeah. He came on to promote

46:17

it.

46:17

>> Yeah. hosting the new Fear Factor. It's

46:19

very nice. I love Jackass [laughter] so

46:21

much.

46:22

>> Yeah, me too.

46:22

>> He's a good dude. Johnny Knoxville is a

46:24

really nice guy.

46:25

>> Coolest.

46:26

>> Yeah.

46:26

>> Although his dick is broken. That sucks.

46:28

>> I think it's fixed.

46:29

>> Oh, great.

46:30

>> I think they fix that nowadays.

46:31

>> Just a pumpkin up stem cells.

46:33

>> [ __ ] everyone's getting them.

46:34

[laughter]

46:35

>> I got him.

46:36

>> Everyone's getting dicks these days,

46:37

dude.

46:37

>> Wait, you got stem?

46:38

>> Yeah.

46:39

>> Whoa. What does that mean?

46:41

>> Well, I don't know. It's been one day. I

46:42

don't know.

46:42

>> How do you feel?

46:43

>> Feel fine.

46:44

>> Did you see that thing that I sent you

46:45

today?

46:45

>> No.

46:46

>> I sent you an article there. this where

46:48

this video this ladies are saying that

46:49

the the one operation that has the least

46:52

amount of success and is the most

46:53

unnecessary is meniscus operations.

46:56

>> I had one too.

46:57

>> I couldn't walk though. What do you

46:58

mean? I had to do it.

46:59

>> They said rehabilitation is better. Like

47:01

keeping the tissue in there and

47:03

rehabbing it is better than having it

47:05

removed.

47:06

>> Interesting.

47:06

>> Yeah. I don't know.

47:08

>> I had I had mine removed on my left leg.

47:10

>> Yeah.

47:11

>> But it does [ __ ] with me more than my

47:12

right leg.

47:13

>> And what' you have on the right leg?

47:14

Just I have a tear, a miniscus tear, but

47:16

I just stem cellled. Yeah, it

47:19

>> I to I tore it doing a kicking contest

47:21

with Joe Schilling.

47:23

>> Whoa. With jeans on.

47:25

>> You're a jackass. [laughter]

47:26

>> Jeans. Totally jackass.

47:28

>> We were He just wanted to see who could

47:29

kick harder. Like he heard I kick really

47:31

hard. He's a world champion kickboxer.

47:33

So he wanted to kick this thing and he

47:34

wanted me to kick it. I did it with

47:35

jeans on.

47:36

>> What did you do? The bag of the

47:37

>> RTO. We have this machine in the bag.

47:40

You hit it and it shows you like

47:41

>> to throw your miniscus on that cuz you

47:42

[ __ ] rocked that thing

47:44

>> with no warm up at all at 52 years old.

47:47

[laughter]

47:48

>> Just [ __ ] slammed it.

47:49

>> Joe Shelly came in 3 hours early and

47:51

stretching.

47:52

>> No, he didn't. He did no warm up either.

47:54

>> That would be a great jackass. Joe Rogan

47:56

kicks you.

47:58

>> He had Butterbean punch him. It's the

48:00

hardest thing to watch, too, cuz he was

48:01

already rocked and [ __ ] up and then

48:03

Butterbean put him out

48:04

>> and they're in like a target or

48:05

something. [laughter]

48:06

or something.

48:07

>> They have the crazy the extra level

48:09

though is like it's not just somebody,

48:10

it's Butterbean punching you or it's not

48:12

just taking a slapshot. It's somebody

48:13

from the Predators [ __ ] slapshotting

48:15

it out your face. [groaning]

48:17

>> Oh, that's right. He had Francis and

48:19

Ghano punch him in the balls.

48:21

>> The cup test.

48:22

>> Guys, this kept telling him like like a

48:24

fighter's going to come today and they

48:25

didn't tell him it was Francis.

48:26

>> Oh my god. Hilarious.

48:28

>> Oh my god. Oh, there he is.

48:31

>> This is This is bean. I This is too far.

48:34

Oh, I can't watch that.

48:35

>> Yeah, you can. Watch it. Let's watch it.

48:36

Watch this.

48:37

>> And Francis doesn't even hold back.

48:41

>> OH, I MEAN, THAT'S GOING TO RUIN your

48:43

junk.

48:44

>> Oh, dude, that kind of pain is crazy.

48:47

>> That's a terrible cup. That's a shitty

48:49

cup.

48:49

>> No [clears throat] one should ever doubt

48:51

danger ever again.

48:52

>> WATCH THIS ONE MORE TIME.

48:54

>> OH MY GOD. He put all of his 265 lbs in.

48:58

>> The realization on his face when he when

49:00

he's like, "It's worse than I thought it

49:01

was going to be." And it's real,

49:03

>> bro. It's like getting hit by a car

49:05

right on your dick.

49:06

>> That's brutal.

49:07

>> Right. Look at the eyes change.

49:09

>> And the thing about those shitty cups is

49:10

sometimes those shitty cups hit your

49:12

nut. Like [laughter] the cup actually

49:14

your balls are kind of like poking out

49:16

the side a little bit and the cup slams

49:18

into your

49:18

>> It's also It's not They just got this at

49:20

Target on the way to this.

49:21

>> Yeah. Like it was fitted. They were just

49:23

like just give me one.

49:24

>> Real solid cup with a compression

49:26

shorts.

49:29

>> See, Gen Z or Gen Alpha will never have

49:31

a jackass.

49:32

>> You don't think so? No, I think those

49:34

but what about these streamers that keep

49:35

getting beat up?

49:36

>> Yeah, they're came up.

49:36

>> Oh, is that is that a thing?

49:37

>> Yeah, these streamers like picking

49:38

fights at people and getting [ __ ] up.

49:40

All right. All right. Yeah.

49:42

>> Yeah. There's a lot of streamers that

49:43

are getting that [ __ ] beaten out of them

49:45

>> in a good way.

49:46

>> Well, I mean they're getting they're

49:47

provoking people and occasionally they

49:49

provoke the wrong person.

49:50

>> They fight club it until somebody picks

49:51

a fight back with them.

49:52

>> There's this one with uh Tikki. Tikki

49:54

fought for the UFC. He's like a top

49:56

level trainer, manages fighters and this

49:59

uh streamer kid is in his face telling

50:00

him he's going to [ __ ] him up. And Tiki

50:02

Tikki's like, "Oh, really?" And he's

50:03

like, "Yeah, I'll [ __ ] you up for sure."

50:05

And then he like moves too close to him

50:06

and Tikki just cracks him.

50:08

>> Is that the elbow?

50:09

>> No, I think he punched him. I don't know

50:10

if he elbowed him or punched. It's so

50:12

hard to tell cuz it happened so fast.

50:14

>> Mhm.

50:14

>> But it's like the dude's in his And this

50:15

is a dude that this guy, watch this. And

50:17

he's got a drink in his hand.

50:20

>> Is it an elbow? Slow that down a little

50:21

bit.

50:22

>> That was right on the jaw.

50:23

>> That's It either is a punch or an elbow.

50:25

It's hard to say cuz it happens so fast.

50:26

Yeah, it's an elbow.

50:28

>> Drink. What did he say to him?

50:29

>> Nice elbow. You sure that was an elbow?

50:31

He said he was gonna [ __ ] him up.

50:33

[snorts]

50:33

>> Why?

50:34

>> He said he's gonna slap him. I'll slap

50:35

the [ __ ] out of you. Something like

50:36

that.

50:37

>> No. Is that just cause the Yeah, I

50:39

thought he's the wrong guy to [ __ ] with,

50:41

>> right?

50:41

>> Like Tikki is really good.

50:43

>> Tikki Masala.

50:44

>> He's big. I wouldn't even if he didn't

50:46

do UFC, I wouldn't walk up to him and be

50:48

like, "What are you going to do?" [ __ ]

50:49

>> Exactly. [laughter] Crazy.

50:50

>> He knew to drop it. He was like whiskey.

50:54

>> Well, that's probably why so calm until

50:55

the second. But he dropped it. He let it

50:57

go.

50:57

>> Drop and elbows.

50:59

>> Nice technique, too. One more time on

51:00

that. J.

51:02

>> That was a hook. The kids was like

51:03

really bad.

51:04

>> Well, the elbow's just as powerful,

51:05

dude. That's Especially coming out of

51:07

Tiki.

51:08

>> So, let's see what he says to him. He

51:09

said a bunch of [ __ ] to him.

51:12

>> I said straight up.

51:13

>> Are you the guy that got slapped on

51:15

video?

51:15

>> I did. But I'll slap the [ __ ] out you

51:16

though.

51:16

>> Oh, you were.

51:18

>> I'm going to show you the inside of the

51:20

house.

51:20

>> Make No, I'm making another clip.

51:23

>> Don't do that.

51:24

>> Seriously, don't do that.

51:26

Oh,

51:29

[laughter]

51:29

>> there's your

51:31

>> But these some of these streamers, man,

51:33

they make their whole [ __ ] career out

51:35

of doing stuff like that. He got up.

51:37

>> Who's that guy?

51:37

>> Wow, he got up.

51:38

>> It's hard to say what's going on.

51:40

>> Or is that the bouncer?

51:42

>> It's hard to say what's happening.

51:44

>> It is hard to say. It's not him that got

51:46

up. It's some other It's a girl or

51:47

something.

51:47

>> Well, I think he probably got up, too,

51:49

because I see the black jacket. It's But

51:51

it seems like he ran in there. That's

51:53

him. ran ran there after him and threw a

51:55

couple punches at him.

51:56

>> I mean, the fact that he took that is

51:57

pretty impressive.

51:59

>> I would have gone night night.

52:01

>> Yeah, but you wouldn't you wouldn't have

52:02

been there.

52:03

>> I wouldn't have been going, I'll [ __ ]

52:04

knock you out.

52:05

>> Never done that in the first place. The

52:07

whole thing is crazy.

52:08

>> I would be like, hey, he was talking

52:08

more [ __ ] on the way up.

52:09

>> But there's so many of these guys that

52:11

are picking fights. They're just doing

52:12

anything they can to get attention to go

52:14

viral.

52:14

>> Damn,

52:15

>> it's like a nightmare walking down the

52:17

street and someone's like, "What's up,

52:18

bitch?"

52:19

>> Oh boy.

52:20

>> Well, I'm going to look like a [ __ ]

52:22

I'm not going to do

52:22

>> I hate those. It's some guy with his

52:24

girlfriend at like at like Target and

52:26

they just start mocking him and mocking

52:27

the girl in front of him, forcing his

52:29

hand and dude, I'm just trying to shop.

52:31

>> I don't want to fight you. Who are you?

52:33

>> That's how people get shot.

52:34

>> Yeah, for sure.

52:35

>> Yeah. You do it in the wrong place. It's

52:37

terrible.

52:38

>> But it's just these kids today, like

52:40

there's so many of them that are just

52:41

trying to get famous. Like the number

52:42

one thing that kids want today is to get

52:45

famous. You know, they used to like do a

52:46

list, what do you want to do when you

52:47

grow up? What are your goals? Like a

52:49

giant percentage of them are get famous.

52:51

>> That's true. What's up with that

52:53

clavvicular homo? You know what I'm

52:55

talking about? [laughter] That guy.

52:56

[clears throat]

52:56

>> I think he's the opposite of a homo. I

52:58

think his whole thing is looks maxing to

53:00

get chicks.

53:00

>> That sounds gay to me.

53:02

>> What is looks maxing?

53:04

>> Well, one of the things he does

53:05

apparently hits his face with a hammer

53:07

to put micro micro breaks in his face to

53:10

make his jaw trans. You're just mantoman

53:12

trans.

53:13

>> There you go.

53:14

>> Oh, manto man trans.

53:15

>> Yeah. You've just altered your looks to

53:17

make yourself more abender.

53:19

>> Wow.

53:19

>> Yes.

53:20

>> Interesting. Gender affirming.

53:22

Le tits then. Is that trans for girls?

53:24

>> Yeah,

53:25

>> let's do it. Absolutely.

53:26

>> I like it.

53:26

>> No, don't take fake tits.

53:28

>> All right, leave fake tits. But you

53:29

can't [ __ ] make us You can't be It's

53:30

gender affirming. If you're like men

53:32

look this way, then you're like, "All

53:34

right, so there's a [snorts] separate."

53:35

It's like you can be something you're

53:36

not.

53:38

[sighs]

53:39

>> He gets laid though.

53:40

>> I'm sure. [clears throat]

53:40

>> Oh, I'm sure he does. He's a handsome

53:41

fellow.

53:42

>> He's very handsome. He's handsome, but

53:43

he's like apparently he does meth and he

53:45

Yeah, he talks about it because like he

53:47

finds it better than Adderall for

53:48

controlling his appetite. [laughter]

53:51

That'll do it. Like this is the thing

53:53

like they want to be lean.

53:54

>> The wheels are going to come possible.

53:56

You can't do meth but

53:58

>> entertaining. It's better than aderall

54:00

for control. How about just self-will?

54:02

>> I don't overdosed the other day on

54:04

stream.

54:05

>> Easy. [laughter]

54:07

>> What do you overdose on?

54:08

>> I don't.

54:09

>> Which one is he?

54:10

>> They don't say.

54:12

>> That's him. Yeah, he is handsome.

54:14

>> It's a longer clip.

54:14

>> He's pretty handsome. So, what did he

54:16

just fall apart?

54:16

>> Oh, they took it off the camera, but

54:18

yeah, he's just like falling down a kh.

54:20

could be about.

54:20

>> You know what? I I actually saw this and

54:22

he was What was cool about was how nice

54:23

he was to everybody.

54:24

>> Oh,

54:25

>> like even while he's like

54:26

>> overdosing

54:27

>> overdosing, he's like people are coming

54:28

up. Can I get a picture? He's like,

54:29

yeah, yeah, yeah.

54:31

>> Molly

54:33

Molly.

54:33

>> He looks like he's having a good

54:34

>> definitely Molly. It could be Molly.

54:36

That may maybe why he's so nice to

54:37

everybody.

54:38

>> Yeah, that's not a Khole. I bet one of

54:39

those. You don't smile.

54:42

>> Oh [ __ ]

54:43

>> But is that overdosing or is he just on

54:46

it? That's why it's the clips are going

54:47

around saying overdosing again.

54:50

>> It's not overdosing.

54:51

>> Gesture maxing is so funny.

54:53

>> These terms look like a boy band mocking

54:56

and streamer. Everything is toxic and

54:58

dangerous. Look at that. Streamer looks

55:00

maxing culture is tough and culture.

55:03

>> What is culture?

55:04

>> What is gooning?

55:05

>> Gooning is a thing. We've had this

55:07

argument. What's gooning?

55:08

>> It's

55:10

masturbating to just really obsessing

55:11

over anything.

55:13

>> It's hilarious.

55:14

>> Okay.

55:14

>> Yeah. So like a stalker is gooning.

55:16

>> Could be.

55:18

>> I don't know if you're getting that

55:19

right. Double goon.

55:20

>> It just means like you obsess over

55:21

something which is like like

55:23

masturbation all the time. And that that

55:24

has become like obsession.

55:27

>> But I think it stayed with masturbation.

55:28

>> It's definitely just masturbating. It's

55:30

It's all It's basically just being as

55:31

horny as you can [ __ ] be. And it's

55:33

very funny.

55:33

>> All right. It is.

55:34

>> I've quite a bit in my day.

55:36

>> Yeah. Oh yeah. You're a gooner.

55:38

>> I'm a gooner.

55:39

>> Yeah.

55:39

>> All right.

55:41

>> What?

55:41

>> Can I get one of them beers?

55:42

>> Yeah. It's beer time. Feel like one of

55:44

those.

55:44

>> JOE ROGAN'S BACK.

55:45

>> YEAH.

55:46

>> EIGHT MONTHS off the sauce.

55:49

>> M moderation.

55:50

>> He went on a He went on moderation is

55:51

the key.

55:52

>> He went on a drink back in a drinking uh

55:54

withdrawal until Trump said he could do

55:56

mushrooms as well. And then he goes,

55:57

"Okay, [laughter] fine. Fine. I'll drink

55:58

it."

55:59

>> What was that like beating the oval off?

56:01

>> Pretty [ __ ] strange. The whole thing

56:03

was strange. How about sending him a

56:04

text message explaining everything to

56:06

him and him saying, "Let's do it."

56:07

>> Wow,

56:09

>> dude. Let's do it. And then the next

56:10

day,

56:10

>> I think that's his problem. He keeps

56:12

saying, "Yeah, let's do it." [laughter]

56:14

>> He's getting texts from BB. He goes,

56:15

"Yeah, [ __ ] it."

56:17

>> It always works out for me.

56:18

>> Shut down the straight. He gives a [ __ ]

56:21

>> He showed up at the UFC event. He shakes

56:24

my hand. He goes, "It's done."

56:25

>> What?

56:25

>> And then a week later, we were in the

56:27

White House with all the vets. All those

56:28

vets that had taken Iberane and saved

56:31

their life.

56:31

>> You should have had Okay, it's missed

56:33

opportunity. You should have had all

56:34

those vets and then a couple like

56:35

dreadlocked white guys who are also

56:37

like, "This is going to help me a lot,

56:39

too.

56:39

>> This is going to [ __ ] rule. I should

56:41

have had Duncan.

56:42

>> I should have had Duncan.

56:43

>> Duncan [clears throat] dressed like a

56:43

shaman. [laughter]

56:46

>> Everyone's going to benefit from this

56:47

>> with a hat on like you're wearing.

56:49

[laughter]

56:50

>> We should have wore that [ __ ] hat

56:52

with a suit behind the

56:54

>> president. Well, I had a suit jacket and

56:56

everything. I was prepared, but it was

56:57

in the other room, but he goes, "Come on

56:58

in the Oval Office." So, he brought me

57:00

in the Oval Office early.

57:01

>> You were not wearing a suit? I didn't

57:02

see

57:02

>> I had a jacket, a suit jack. I didn't

57:04

have a I was going to wear a tie, but I

57:05

hate ties. I said, "Let me just dress

57:07

like I dress at the UFC. It looks fine."

57:09

I wore my UFC [ __ ] outfit.

57:10

>> You were like Zillinsky in a tracksuit.

57:12

>> No, I had a nice button-up shirt, nice

57:14

pair of pants, nice dress shoes. I was

57:17

respectable, but I just wasn't wearing a

57:19

tie. And but I did have a suit jacket,

57:20

but it was in the other room. But he

57:22

dragged me into the Oval Office. Come

57:23

over here. Look at this. It looks so

57:24

beautiful. Now he's like showing me all

57:26

the new gold work. The Oval Office has

57:28

like gold everywhere now. It's like all

57:30

gold leaf everywhere. It's pretty

57:32

impressive.

57:33

Him.

57:34

>> Oh, he loves gold.

57:35

>> Definitely not the Persian.

57:36

>> Bin Laden loved gold. He loves it. He He

57:39

like loves doing up the Oval Office.

57:41

>> Shane and I took a tour in Oklahoma. We

57:44

took a tour of the White House

57:45

>> when

57:46

>> two years ago.

57:47

>> No, a year.

57:48

>> A year.

57:49

>> DC. No.

57:50

>> No. Trump years. He wasn't there. So we

57:51

got in, but they're like you can't go

57:52

into the Oval Office. We're like craning

57:54

our head in with like our feet just on

57:56

the outside like hold my hand like in

57:58

there. Saw the big Gulf of America post.

58:01

>> Oh, this is back. Yeah. He had literally

58:02

just had a map next to his desk that

58:04

says Gulf of America. You're like, damn,

58:05

[laughter]

58:06

>> it's a map of water.

58:07

>> God damn. Especially cuz you're like

58:09

walking through and you're like, damn,

58:10

Lincoln.

58:10

>> There's a lot. Look at all these cool

58:12

things. And then you see Gulf of America

58:13

next to the desk. You're like,

58:15

>> hey, [laughter] what is that really

58:17

gross bill that they just passed,

58:19

though? What is that FISA bill that they

58:21

just passed, Jamie?

58:22

>> Uh,

58:23

>> yeah. Something just happened where

58:24

every people are freaking the [ __ ] out.

58:27

Bill,

58:27

>> it's something

58:29

it has something to do with uh them

58:31

being able to look into all your private

58:33

communications without a warrant. Oh, I

58:35

don't like that.

58:35

>> Is there a new one? Someone told me that

58:37

every new car is going to have AI

58:39

testing to see if you're drunk or not.

58:41

And then they also won't abuse it

58:42

>> in 2027.

58:43

>> Bad news. Look at you while you're

58:46

driving to make sure that you're not

58:47

hammered to get video of you.

58:50

>> No more smoking joint drive.

58:52

>> Get an old car.

58:54

>> Get an old Mustang.

58:55

>> Is that a real thing?

58:56

>> Senate's likely to reject the House

58:57

pass.

58:57

>> Good.

58:58

>> Thank God. We should force him to reject

59:00

it. Jesus Christ. This is crazy. um

59:02

three-year extension of section 702

59:04

foreign intelligence surveillance act

59:06

that allows federal government to

59:07

collect communications of non-citizens

59:09

outside the US though it's often

59:12

includes communications with American

59:14

citizens

59:15

>> but then if they suspect you of it like

59:17

with Tucker Tucker was communicating

59:20

with uh Putin's people to do an

59:22

interview through signal

59:24

>> so they took his encoded is like so it's

59:27

all encrypted they took his encrypted

59:30

signal and They decrypted it. Someone

59:33

who knows this stuff explained it to me.

59:35

Said it cost about $600,000 to do that.

59:38

They said they can decrypt encrypted

59:41

messages. They just have to get the

59:43

data. So somehow or another, they got

59:44

the data off of his phone. They

59:47

unencrypted it and then they contacted

59:49

him said, "We know that you're meeting

59:50

with Putin." He's like, "How the [ __ ] do

59:51

you know?" They're like, "We read your

59:53

signal." And he's like, "What?" Like,

59:55

>> but he's like, "Yeah, I mean I am

59:56

meeting with him. I'm doing an

59:56

interview. I'm a journalist."

59:58

>> Yeah. Well, that was his position. But

59:59

it was also his position that he's using

60:01

an encrypted app. Like they unless

60:04

they're suspecting him of a crime, they

60:06

shouldn't be able to look at his

60:07

encrypted messages.

60:09

>> So like this idea that, you know, you're

60:10

sending things on signal and no one can

60:12

read them. I think that's [ __ ] I

60:14

think it's more difficult to read them.

60:16

>> So local cops are not going to do it if

60:18

you're just buying Molly, right?

60:19

>> That's not worth 600 grand.

60:21

>> Exactly.

60:22

>> Didn't Heg Seth [ __ ] get leaked too on

60:24

Signal? Remember that like a year ago? I

60:26

think that was because th those people

60:28

accidentally included a journalist.

60:31

>> So it was like a giant group of like 10

60:33

people or something like that and one of

60:35

them was a [ __ ] journalist,

60:36

>> these knuckleheads. And the journalist

60:39

just released all the text me. So they

60:40

were sending emojis after we bombed

60:42

Iran.

60:42

>> Here's a fun story today.

60:43

>> Wait, that guy

60:44

>> suicide note purportedly written by

60:46

Jeffrey Epstein weeks before his death

60:47

in jail has been kept secret for years,

60:49

locked up in a courthouse. That means

60:50

investigators scrutinizing his death

60:52

lacked what could have been a key piece

60:54

of evidence. last hour they're saying

60:55

there's a a note they found that just

60:58

>> there's a brand new note

60:59

>> just all of a sudden exists. No one's

61:01

just they haven't shown it or said what

61:02

it says. They're just everyone's not

61:04

reporting.

61:05

>> Well, how about the [ __ ] autopsy that

61:07

says that his prostate was unremarkable.

61:10

But meanwhile, he had his prostate

61:12

removed.

61:12

>> Oh boy.

61:14

>> There's a lot of people that don't even

61:14

believe he died.

61:15

>> I think he's alive. I think they just

61:17

face off him

61:18

>> and [snorts] he's living a good life

61:20

somewhere.

61:20

>> You just think changed him?

61:22

>> Yeah. I think that all the people that

61:23

all go to that stuff like don't worry if

61:24

we kill you then we're all worried about

61:26

ourselves. We're just going to relocate

61:27

you.

61:28

>> Israel.

61:28

>> Israel maybe.

61:29

>> That's what I heard from Mezer.

61:31

>> For Mezer. [laughter] It wouldn't be

61:33

Israel. He'd live somewhere like

61:34

>> Why would he live in Israel? That's a

61:35

place where he's most protected.

61:36

>> Be like Cambodia. True.

61:38

>> No, they'll kill him in Cambodia. You

61:40

got to live in Israel.

61:41

>> No, there's parents in Israel.

61:42

>> Of who?

61:43

>> People.

61:44

>> Yeah, but you know that's like the

61:45

number one place where like sex

61:46

offenders [laughter] go from America

61:48

that are Jewish that are in trouble.

61:49

Yeah.

61:50

>> Take anybody in. I didn't know that.

61:52

>> Yeah,

61:52

>> they take anybody in.

61:54

>> Especially Jewish people. They'll just

61:55

take you.

61:56

>> Wow. Jews have had a run. You get maid

61:58

off Weinstein. Thank you. Hell yeah.

62:00

Thank you.

62:01

>> The other guy.

62:02

>> Nice.

62:02

>> Hell of a run. You guys are

62:04

>> Cosby.

62:05

[laughter]

62:08

>> Yeah. Kind of proves Kanye's point a

62:10

little bit.

62:10

>> I don't love the uh the Kimmel [ __ ] is

62:12

annoying. Like the fighting with Kimmel

62:14

over the jokes. Like come on, man.

62:16

>> I mean, here's the thing about Adam

62:18

Collo had a really good point. He said

62:20

that joke. He said that joke on a

62:22

Thursday. On Friday, nobody gave a [ __ ]

62:24

because the Kimmel. He said a joke about

62:27

Melania. He made his own mock White

62:29

House press correspondents dinner and he

62:31

said Melania has the the glow of a woman

62:34

who's recently widowed.

62:35

>> Okay.

62:36

>> Just that's it.

62:37

>> It's an old guy joke like he's going to

62:38

die soon.

62:39

>> Yeah, it could be. Or an assassination

62:41

joke if you want to take it that way.

62:42

But he is old after the attempt.

62:45

>> No, before. So it's on Thursday. And

62:47

this is Caro's point. It's a really good

62:49

point. He said no one gave a [ __ ] on

62:50

Friday. It came out It came out on

62:52

Thursday. No one cared on Friday. No one

62:54

cared on Saturday until Saturday night

62:55

when the assassination attempt and then

62:57

all a sudden everyone's blaming Kimmel.

62:58

>> It's so funny that the right-wing turned

63:00

into the same [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] and

63:02

the leftwing are the same [ __ ] It is

63:05

the same.

63:05

>> It's human behavior patterns. You could

63:08

call them left or right. I mean, this is

63:09

why the left supports war in Ukraine.

63:13

It's like the why the left supports

63:15

censorship. It's like the same patterns.

63:17

It's control. Control and power.

63:19

>> You want your side to win?

63:20

>> Yeah, 100%.

63:20

>> That's where they found the note.

63:22

>> Where?

63:22

>> Nicholas Tartagalone FOUND IT.

63:24

>> AH,

63:25

>> WHO'S THAT?

63:26

>> The guy who killed him. The [ __ ]

63:27

super jacked

63:30

>> contract killer cellmate that he had.

63:32

>> You know that story?

63:33

>> No. His cellmate was a [ __ ] super

63:35

jacked cop who killed drug dealers.

63:38

>> Yeah. Dude was a gorilla. I mean, [ __ ]

63:40

Show Ari a picture of the guy.

63:42

Tartagleon is this [ __ ] huge evil

63:45

corrupt cop. Yeah. Super Guinea. He's

63:48

like a roided up guinea.

63:49

>> Damn.

63:50

>> Get an image.

63:51

>> I'd like to see this cat.

63:52

>> Look at Damn,

63:53

>> bro. Imagine that guy's your [ __ ]

63:56

cellmate and sucks.

63:57

>> And he's killed four guys, four drug

63:59

dealers and contract killers.

64:01

>> What's he in jail for?

64:02

>> Murder.

64:03

>> Oh,

64:03

>> quadruple slaying.

64:04

>> He was in there for [ __ ] dogs.

64:06

>> No,

64:08

the picture. [laughter]

64:09

>> Dogs are all his buddies.

64:11

>> Cute dogs.

64:11

>> Cute little doggies.

64:13

>> He's a pretty good dog.

64:14

>> I told you he was kissing those dogs.

64:15

He's [ __ ] murdering people and then

64:18

they put him in the sale with with

64:20

Epstein and then he said Epstein tried

64:21

to kill him 18 days before he died. He

64:23

complained or excuse me he said

64:25

Tartagleion uh tried to kill Epstein.

64:28

Epste complained tried to kill him.

64:30

Yeah. But we tried to strangle him to

64:32

death.

64:32

>> Whoa.

64:33

>> And he found him they found him

64:34

unconscious and unresponsive.

64:36

>> McGra to break out of it. McGra say

64:39

[laughter]

64:40

whatever they do.

64:42

>> Whatever they do.

64:43

>> Yeah.

64:44

Crab mega hat. [laughter]

64:48

>> That whole Epstein thing is so crazy

64:50

that no one's gone to jail for that.

64:51

>> It's pretty surprising that they're

64:52

still not releasing it.

64:53

>> Here's crazy. No arrests. No, no, no

64:57

one's like being brought in. Meanwhile,

64:59

Comey is getting arrested for a photo of

65:02

seashells that say 8647.

65:04

>> He's getting arrested for that.

65:06

>> Yeah. What's 86?

65:07

>> What's 8647?

65:08

>> 86 get rid of President 47.

65:11

>> But you could say kill. But 86 is if you

65:14

get fired, what happened to Mike? He got

65:16

86, right?

65:17

>> It doesn't mean you got killed.

65:19

>> But this is a crazy thing to arrest

65:20

someone for.

65:21

>> Of course,

65:21

>> FBI arrested in Virginia, appears

65:24

briefly in court.

65:25

>> Well, they already like had it out for

65:27

him.

65:27

>> I know excuse a cra This is the problem

65:30

with these guys is it sets a crazy

65:33

precedent

65:36

precedent.

65:37

>> That's already That's the worst. Like

65:39

that's crazy. FBI like, "Oh, you went

65:42

after me." Well, now we're going after

65:43

you for nothing. It doesn't matter.

65:45

>> It's nuts. It's nuts. Like, you're going

65:46

after someone for something that's just

65:48

silly. 8647 is get rid of 47,

65:52

>> right? Speech,

65:53

>> but it's just like arresting a guy for

65:55

that is nuts.

65:56

>> Come don't play that.

65:58

>> Yeah. I mean, it's one thing like if you

66:00

have like a photo of him, like an AI,

66:03

you post an AI photo of him dead,

66:05

>> you know, with bullet holes in him.

66:07

Like, wouldn't that be nice?

66:08

>> I guess. But also,

66:09

>> but even that,

66:10

>> but even that's okay.

66:12

>> FBI director, not as a FBI director,

66:14

>> right? But he's a former FBI director,

66:16

so he's a private citizen at that point.

66:18

He'd already left the office.

66:20

>> It's crazy. Trump could take a shot, but

66:22

not a joke.

66:23

>> It's just retaliation for going after

66:24

Trump.

66:25

>> Well, it is, but it's like they're just

66:27

looking for any reason. But it just

66:29

doesn't seem It seems like there should

66:31

be other reasons. Like if the guy really

66:32

was dirty, you should have something on

66:34

him other than this seashell picture.

66:36

>> It's not. He just hates him and he's

66:38

using that.

66:39

>> I [clears throat] know, but it sets such

66:41

This was my thing when people weren't

66:43

upset about ICE people in the street

66:44

with masks on and no identification. I'm

66:47

like, this sets a crazy precedent. Yeah,

66:49

I understand you want the undocumented

66:50

criminals out of the country. I agree.

66:53

However, you're setting a precedent for

66:56

militarized people with seven weeks

66:58

training to be walking around with

67:00

[ __ ] weapons of war and flack jackets

67:03

with no ID and masks on. That's all I'm

67:06

saying. Like this is a slippery [ __ ]

67:08

slope you're going down.

67:09

>> Yeah, it's no bueno.

67:10

>> But then also they wouldn't have to be

67:12

there like that if there wasn't these or

67:14

there wouldn't be any conflict if it

67:15

wasn't organized paid for protests. They

67:18

paid people to protest. They paid people

67:20

because they had the [ __ ] all that

67:22

fraud in Minnesota. The reason why it

67:24

was in Minneapolis why the [ __ ] the

67:26

protests were strongest in Minneapolis

67:28

and organized cuz that's where all the

67:30

fraud was. That's where all the people

67:31

were getting caught. So they said,

67:32

"Let's diffuse this." and Mike Benz.

67:35

>> But it's not it's not you don't just

67:37

give Rando guns and go, "All right, they

67:39

went over they overstep. So here you're

67:41

seven weeks training. Go ahead, go

67:43

guns." They gave him $50,000 signing

67:45

bonus. So yeah, you get a $50,000

67:48

signing bonus. Joy. And by the way, a

67:50

lot of them lot of them Mexican. A lot

67:53

of them Mexican,

67:55

>> including the two guys that shot that

67:57

dude in Minneapolis. Both Mexicans. Got

67:59

to make my note. Excuse me. Hispanic,

68:02

Latino, had Latin names.

68:04

>> Oh, interesting.

68:05

>> I was at the airport in Philly and a ICE

68:07

agent was like, "Yo, my man, what's up?"

68:09

And I was like, "Yo, chill." [laughter]

68:12

What the [ __ ] Don't ask me for a

68:14

picture.

68:14

>> Do you see that Trump renamed it instead

68:16

of ICE? Now it's nice.

68:17

>> I saw that.

68:19

>> It's nice now instead of ICE.

68:21

>> So now you're protesting nice.

68:22

>> It's National

68:24

Immigrations, Customs Enforcement.

68:26

>> He's done it again.

68:28

>> Never mind. [laughter] Oh yeah, man. Our

68:30

leader.

68:31

>> That's funny.

68:31

>> He's a wild boy.

68:32

>> Still funny.

68:33

>> That is funny calling it nice.

68:35

>> Did you Is your thing about to go off?

68:36

Is that why you stop it?

68:37

>> I just realized I left my kid in a

68:38

Somali daycare.

68:40

>> I got to go pick him up.

68:41

>> He'll be fine.

68:42

>> Nice while I was gone. Did they go nuts?

68:44

>> No.

68:45

>> Yeah.

68:45

>> Well, you don't know about Alex.

68:47

>> Executed two citizens.

68:48

>> Good for you.

68:49

>> Boy, you've been gone, huh? [laughter]

68:51

>> But

68:51

>> killed two citizens.

68:52

>> Well, there's one lady that got killed

68:54

in a car because she was they were

68:56

trying to tell her to stay put. She was

68:58

protesting and [ __ ] with them and

69:00

then she drove when the cop tried to

69:02

step in front of her car. She's clearly

69:04

turning her wheel away from him. She's

69:07

not trying to run him over and he just

69:09

>> a cop or ice.

69:10

>> Ice guy.

69:10

>> Ice.

69:11

>> Yeah.

69:11

>> And he said [ __ ]

69:12

>> an American born citizen.

69:14

>> Oh yeah. Yeah. Fat lady. A crazy lady

69:16

who say anyone but Yes.

69:18

>> Yeah.

69:19

>> Lesbian

69:20

>> allegedly. Yeah. I mean the girlfriend

69:22

was there.

69:23

>> Do you believe in them though for real?

69:25

>> Oh yeah. She looked like a lesbian.

69:28

You don't think?

69:28

>> No, they seemed legit. [laughter]

69:30

>> She had a kid. She looked like Brock

69:32

Lesnar.

69:32

>> She She's a newly lesbian lady.

69:36

>> Okay.

69:36

>> Newly lesbian.

69:37

>> What was the backlash on that?

69:38

>> It was pretty bad. Yeah, pretty bad

69:41

backlash. And then this Alex guy that

69:44

did manage that one. The Alex Freddy guy

69:46

was not the Alex Prey guy was carrying a

69:48

gun and so he was open carrying or

69:52

concealed carrying and like phys

69:54

physically pushing cops

69:56

>> like it was kind of crazy. And then they

69:58

tackle him. They found out he's a gun.

69:59

This is where it gets crazy. One of the

70:01

border protections agents grabs the gun

70:03

and is taking it away. And unfortunately

70:05

the gun accidentally goes off. The gun

70:07

that he was carrying is called a SIG

70:09

P320 and it's notorious for accidental

70:13

discharges. So, this is confusing

70:16

because it's hard to tell because the

70:17

video is a little grainy, but most

70:19

people who are experts look at it say

70:21

that that at least that videos that I've

70:23

watched say that that gun accident

70:26

accident accidentally went off without

70:27

the guy touching the trigger. So, the

70:29

cop has the gun. The cops moving away

70:31

with the gun. They say he has a gun for

70:34

the ICE people.

70:34

>> The cops say he it's border protections.

70:37

It's not even ICE. It's a different

70:39

organization. So the border protections

70:41

guys are moving away with the gun. The

70:45

gun goes off and these guys think the

70:47

guy has another gun and then they start

70:49

shooting him and they shoot him and kill

70:50

him while they have him down. Right.

70:51

>> It's a rough video.

70:52

>> This is all my interpretation based on

70:55

videos. I I might not be accurate, but

70:57

I've seen the video. It does look like

70:59

the slide moves. It does look like the

71:01

sound of a gun going off corresponds

71:03

with that slide moving. And that gun is

71:05

notorious. Like if you look up Sig P320

71:08

online, accidental discharge, you'll see

71:11

tons of videos of these guns

71:13

accidentally go off

71:13

>> discharge.

71:17

>> I haven't had one of those in a long

71:18

time. I used to have them when I was

71:19

kid. The wet dreams

71:22

too early [laughter] been there.

71:24

>> That's why [ __ ] sick. Sorry.

71:28

>> [ __ ]

71:29

>> Let's talk for 20 minutes. Get back to

71:31

it in a second. [laughter]

71:34

>> Yeah. So, you missed all the ice, all

71:35

the fun.

71:36

>> Good for you.

71:37

>> But it's like the only reason why there

71:38

were violent people in the streets

71:40

protesting is because it was an

71:41

organized, paid for protest. They

71:43

actually physically paid people to be

71:45

there and protest. They gave them signs.

71:47

>> How do you get on that list to to get

71:49

paid for that?

71:49

>> You got to get on some wacky left-wing

71:51

newsletter. I don't know.

71:53

>> Still like,

71:55

>> yeah, you don't just put random people

71:56

in charge of people.

71:57

>> I mean, you do have to get rid of all

71:59

the cartel members and all the criminals

72:00

that came across the border. I mean,

72:02

they let more than 10 million people

72:04

into the country over four years.

72:06

>> America has a great way of like

72:07

overreacting to stuff. They're like,

72:09

"Oh, Saddam Hussein's a problem. Let's

72:11

go in there and kill a million people."

72:12

>> Yeah, America does that.

72:13

>> Yeah,

72:14

>> we we're like not the best people to

72:15

handle stuff and we're like still like

72:16

we should handle it.

72:17

>> You know who else does that?

72:18

>> Who?

72:19

>> Israel.

72:19

>> Blame everything on Israel.

72:22

>> I'm not blaming everything.

72:24

>> Yeah,

72:25

>> they're they're a part of it. It is

72:26

amazing how many high-profile Jewish

72:29

people just they have a opinion about

72:31

everything. But when it gets to this

72:33

like

72:36

>> Yes. [laughter]

72:37

They just avoid that or come up with

72:39

some random way to justify annihilating

72:43

an entire city.

72:44

>> Yeah. It's just funny to me when

72:45

Americans are like, "Hey, this other

72:48

country's overstepping."

72:49

>> Yeah, we bumped the twice.

72:51

>> Yeah, we were pretty a second.

72:53

>> Afghanistan, Iraq. These [ __ ] had it

72:55

really coming

72:56

>> twice.

72:57

>> The second one was just going, "Hey,

72:59

check this out. Russia."

73:00

>> Yeah, [laughter]

73:01

>> I guess so.

73:02

>> But yeah, whatever. Well, that was a

73:04

long time ago.

73:05

>> That's true.

73:06

>> Everybody did That's dead. But based on

73:08

today,

73:09

>> oi ve [laughter]

73:13

like Lebanon, bro, what they're doing in

73:14

Lebanon right now is crazy.

73:16

>> Well, they're looking for Hezbollah.

73:17

>> They got to look under rubble.

73:20

>> Barney rubble.

73:22

One more time with that lighter there.

73:26

>> Thank you. There we go.

73:29

>> It's a wild time to be alive, kids.

73:30

>> It's wild.

73:31

>> But at least we're going to have drugs

73:32

soon.

73:32

>> That's pretty nice.

73:33

>> Well, at least all those people that are

73:35

hooked on pills are going to get off of

73:36

them. A lot of them are. At least it's

73:38

going to at least give them something

73:39

that works.

73:41

>> How come we can't get free healthcare?

73:43

>> Yeah, right.

73:44

>> Why don't we do that?

73:45

>> I'm paying out the ass.

73:46

>> Why can't we do that? I bet if they took

73:47

all the money from fraud, it would pay

73:49

for healthcare 10 times more

73:51

>> or in Ukraine or Israel.

73:52

>> Oh yeah, why not?

73:53

>> Right.

73:54

>> Well, that's what's annoying. All these

73:55

politic like if we get this much money,

73:56

we can cure this handle this money. What

73:59

are you doing?

73:59

>> I think 100% free healthcare would be an

74:02

awesome thing. But you also want doctors

74:05

to be incentivized to be really good at

74:07

their jobs.

74:07

>> For sure. But also you want like Dr.

74:09

Gman, the guy that did your knee and did

74:11

my knee. That's a he's a bad Why can't

74:14

we have universal healthcare and private

74:15

doctors? We should be able to have both

74:17

of those things.

74:18

>> Like public school and private school,

74:19

right? Public defenders. You're allowed

74:21

to have a public defender.

74:22

>> Dude, the ease at which I got treated in

74:23

third world countries was like

74:26

>> Yeah. You just go in.

74:27

>> Yeah. You go to a pharmacy,

74:28

>> see somebody like here's your pills you

74:30

need. Here's your here's your drops you

74:31

need.

74:32

>> Dirty needles and weird equipment over

74:33

there.

74:34

>> No.

74:34

>> No.

74:35

>> Really?

74:35

>> It's Harvard trained doctors.

74:37

>> Come on.

74:37

>> Yeah. There just no upsell for

74:39

>> universal healthcare system in America

74:40

would cost approximately 3.0 to 3.2

74:43

trillion annually. Oh,

74:45

>> that's a lot.

74:46

>> Which is actually less than the current

74:47

system that costs around 5.3 trillion

74:49

per year. So, you're talking about a

74:51

savings of almost 50%.

74:53

>> Why don't we get why don't we get free

74:55

healthcare?

74:55

>> So, a savings of 450 billion annually

74:59

while providing coverage to all

75:01

Americans. According to Perplexity, our

75:03

AI sponsor, which is never wrong, the

75:05

United States currently spends about 5.3

75:07

trillion in healthcare, $15,474

75:11

per person as of 2024. Even when

75:14

something goes wrong and you have

75:15

insurance, it's not paid for. You got to

75:17

spend five grand to get anesthesia and

75:19

then another five grand to go downstairs

75:21

for the surgery.

75:22

>> So, what do you think is the problem?

75:24

What is it? What is causing

75:27

the money insurance companies trying to

75:29

make you president?

75:29

>> Oh, thanks. It's insurance companies.

75:32

>> When I read a Jew,

75:33

>> I got my I got my teeth checked in in

75:35

Ecuador and they were like, "You have

75:36

impacted gums." I was like, "All right,

75:37

I was about to go home in a week." I was

75:38

like, "When I go home, I'll do I'll fix

75:40

it." And they're like, "Are you nuts?

75:42

>> Do it." People fly here to get that

75:44

surgery.

75:44

>> Mhm.

75:45

>> Cuz it's so much cheaper. Flight,

75:46

hotels, all that

75:48

>> is much cheaper than doing it there.

75:50

>> And like we have a surgeon and I was

75:52

like, "Is he like trained?" And they're

75:53

like, "Yeah, he went to Yale Medical

75:55

School."

75:55

>> Dude shows up, sacrifices, [laughter]

76:00

>> why they clip Bernie, cuz he was trying

76:02

to do this. So they got rid of him.

76:04

>> That was one thing he was trying to do.

76:05

>> It kind of blows. It's embarrassing.

76:07

>> All right, let's put it this way. How

76:08

much would it cost if uh school like

76:11

higher education was was free?

76:14

>> Oh, there's too much money in that. They

76:15

won't do it.

76:16

>> Well, that's the same exact thing with

76:17

healthcare.

76:18

>> Yeah.

76:18

>> Yeah.

76:20

>> That's where we're at as a country. It's

76:22

all

76:23

>> the same reason we're doing wars.

76:24

>> Yeah.

76:25

>> Money to make money.

76:26

>> Of course, nothing else. Not even just

76:28

oil, but defense contracts. They need

76:31

>> raing it in.

76:32

>> I thought it was just

76:33

>> I mean, the war has already cost how

76:34

much? Let's find out that. How much is

76:36

the war? Let's just say globally. No,

76:38

no, let's just let's just look at how

76:40

much Iran has cost us.

76:41

>> There we go. That's what I mean. Wait,

76:43

take a guess. Shut down the [ __ ]

76:44

Ukraine,

76:45

>> right? But I mean just us spending money

76:48

to bomb Iran. Just that the simplest

76:51

lowest run without the economic impact,

76:53

the oil impact.

76:54

>> What about the hormuz and all that cuz

76:56

all that's a

76:57

>> Well, that's that's a factor. But let's

76:58

just find out how much the raw money

77:00

spent on the bombs.

77:01

>> 25 billion.

77:02

>> 25 billion.

77:03

>> Ah, that's dropping the bucket. 60 days

77:05

into the war.

77:06

>> How much is Ukraine?

77:08

>> That's a lot more.

77:09

>> So, what what concerns me, not just

77:12

well, all of it concerns me. One of the

77:13

things that someone told me was that

77:15

we've kind of depleted our weapon

77:16

supplies

77:17

>> cuz we b we don't have that many of

77:20

those [ __ ] missiles. We gave them all

77:22

Well, we gave them all to Ukraine. We

77:23

gave them all to Israel, and then we

77:24

gave them Now we're [ __ ] using them.

77:26

>> But Zillinsky's a mooch. He just keeps

77:28

wanting more.

77:29

>> I don't think it's

77:31

>> Oh, you think it's his?

77:32

>> No, I think it's us. It's us. It's the

77:35

US.

77:36

>> It's money. But it's all it's all

77:37

together. Every It's all big scam. Ponzi

77:41

scheme. Everybody's making money.

77:43

>> We should get Trump on here. [snorts]

77:45

>> We're doing great. Don't let anybody lie

77:47

to you. [laughter]

77:49

>> Maybe maybe next time we smoo them into

77:51

free healthcare.

77:52

>> Maybe next time we smoo him into a

77:53

protect our parks

77:56

in here,

77:56

>> brother. Let's do free.

77:57

>> Come on, dog. Yeah.

77:59

>> It's crazy too because I've gotten there

78:00

was a pill I had to get like three of

78:02

when I went to Asia or something and it

78:04

was like I got two here. They cost me

78:05

like 400 each and then the same it's the

78:07

same drug in Myanmar. It's like $40.

78:09

>> Well, that's one thing that he has

78:10

fixed. One thing that Trump is working

78:12

on is making whatever the low price is

78:15

internationally the price that people

78:17

pay in America. And he he told he's

78:19

[ __ ] hilarious. He was telling guy

78:21

I've got a friend. I don't want to say

78:22

his name. Very successful. He's a big

78:24

guy. He took the fat pill. It didn't

78:27

work.

78:28

>> [laughter]

78:28

>> But he was going on about how his friend

78:31

went overseas. He forgot his fat pill.

78:33

He went overseas and he was in Europe

78:35

and he got it for like a hundred bucks.

78:37

And he's like, "This is like $1,300 in

78:39

America." He's like, "It's not right.

78:41

It's not right." And so he made it so

78:44

that whatever the low cost is in these

78:46

other countries, that's the low cost in

78:47

America. That's what it costs here now.

78:49

>> Is that right?

78:49

>> Yes.

78:50

>> Everybody's on it.

78:51

>> It's like you're not going to get all

78:52

good

78:53

>> any drug,

78:53

>> you know? You're not going to get all

78:54

good with any president either, you

78:56

know? you you're going to get a lot of

78:58

bad [ __ ] because all these people are

79:00

surrounded by demons. They're surrounded

79:02

by war hawks and demons and defense

79:05

contractors and scam artists in the

79:07

pharmaceutical industry. There's all

79:08

these [ __ ] people that are trying to

79:10

make sure that they can make the most

79:11

amount of money possible. Just all coke

79:13

snorting demons

79:15

>> allegedly.

79:16

>> I was watching this documentary on uh

79:18

the homeless here in Austin and they're

79:20

talking about how like I was on

79:22

schizophrenia medicine. I can't afford

79:24

it anymore. Ah,

79:25

>> and they're out there just sprinting.

79:27

>> What happens if you take schizophrenia

79:29

medicine and you don't have

79:30

schizophrenia?

79:31

>> Oo, that's I think I did that at

79:34

[laughter]

79:35

>> I think I took some antiscychotics and

79:37

slept for 4 days. [laughter] Huge

79:39

mistake.

79:40

>> It helps you expired [ __ ]

79:42

antiscychotic. He was like, you're take

79:43

this. Does he take it? I don't know if

79:46

he takes it. Was expired, so I guess

79:47

not.

79:48

>> Jesus Christ.

79:49

>> It helps.

79:49

>> Yeah, but expired medication, I was just

79:51

reading this thing about that. Like most

79:52

expired medication is actually still

79:54

usable like up to 300% longer than they

79:57

say it.

79:57

>> Yeah. It's like a little bit less

79:58

effective but still good.

80:00

>> Yeah.

80:01

>> Yeah. But I don't even know if it's less

80:02

effective. This this thing was saying

80:03

that it's 100% effective for a long

80:05

period of time after the expiration

80:06

date.

80:08

>> I don't know why they have an expiration

80:09

date. It's not like milk,

80:11

>> right?

80:11

>> You know.

80:12

>> Yeah. The healthcare thing is really

80:13

embarrassing to be honest.

80:15

>> Institutions and some free healthcare

80:16

for these fellas outside. I don't know

80:19

how to I don't know how to obviously no

80:20

one knows how to do something a giant

80:23

percentage of those people are addicted

80:24

to drugs right a giant fentinel zombies

80:27

you need I gain for all those people

80:29

mental health facilities you need to get

80:31

them on whatever medication to fix their

80:33

schizophrenia

80:34

>> and it's also it's not even like a

80:35

[ __ ] goodwill thing it's also like we

80:38

need to [ __ ] clean

80:41

it's for everybody so what are we doing

80:43

why whatever

80:44

>> skid in Los Angeles

80:45

>> [ __ ] hold up

80:46

>> skid row in Los Angeles is 50 blocks.

80:49

>> 50 blocks. Five zeros.

80:51

>> When I last time I looked, it said

80:53

American health. Americans pay more than

80:56

two times the next country for

80:59

healthcare and we get the 17th best

81:00

coverage.

81:02

>> And we're the sickest.

81:03

>> We're the sickest.

81:04

>> Yeah. It's nuts. We spend the most

81:05

money. Once in Toronto, it was clean.

81:07

>> Yeah. You just go right to a doctor.

81:09

Even just driving around, I was like,

81:10

"This is crazy. How did How are we

81:12

getting Why is America dog shit?"

81:14

>> I know. And our [ __ ] is locked up at the

81:15

CVS. They don't have that. Everybody's

81:18

stealing.

81:18

>> Wow. There's a lot of stealing me the

81:21

most.

81:21

>> Yeah. Yeah. I love to steal.

81:22

>> Yeah. You steal. [laughter]

81:24

>> Why you locking it up?

81:26

>> Call. You got to do this before you're

81:27

about to steal.

81:28

>> I got a problem. Just in like airports

81:30

and stuff.

81:31

>> Movie theaters. You do everywhere. Come

81:33

on. Don't sell yourself short.

81:34

>> Watch.

81:40

A little bit of a thrill. Can I get the

81:41

Winona Rider thing?

81:42

>> It's cheaper, too.

81:43

>> Yeah, it's cheaper. Mark, the last time

81:45

I saw I saw Mark Steel was we're in a

81:47

movie theater and I got some popcorn and

81:50

[laughter] it's I'm sure it's closed by

81:52

now. And then the lady turned around and

81:53

got my popcorn and then he just had beef

81:55

jerky in the movie.

81:57

>> Yeah, they were selling it.

81:58

>> How did you get that? [laughter] He goes

81:59

most expensive item. I just reached for

82:00

it.

82:01

>> Oh boy.

82:03

>> Too they up the prices. It's

82:04

>> up the prices.

82:05

>> I mean, you get you get a Hudson News

82:07

Cliff Bar, it's eight bucks. Not on my

82:09

watch.

82:09

>> It's ridiculous.

82:10

>> Not on my watch.

82:11

>> Once you're on the plane, you're home

82:12

free. You know,

82:13

>> you're raising the cost for the rest of

82:14

us.

82:14

>> Yeah, you are. You are. That's why I say

82:16

goddamn cliff bars.

82:17

>> They put that in. They they factor the

82:19

the theft in.

82:19

>> You're a successful person. [laughter]

82:21

That's outrageous.

82:22

>> Habits die hard.

82:23

>> Yeah. You don't No one's going to be

82:24

sympathetic towards you. You have money.

82:26

>> I'm not asking you to. I'm just saying

82:28

it. It's [laughter] a fun ride.

82:29

>> I don't want it.

82:31

>> The beef jerky tastes better when it's

82:32

stolen.

82:33

>> Everything tastes better when it's

82:34

stolen.

82:35

>> That's so weird. Diaz one time at the at

82:37

the uh airport, he just comes off from

82:39

one of those bodeas and he comes out, he

82:40

just shows me tic tacs and it was like,

82:41

"What is that for?" He goes, "Yeah,

82:43

right. I got some." And they just threw

82:45

in the garbage.

82:46

>> Wow.

82:46

>> And I was like, "What are you doing?" I

82:47

was trying to stay sharp.

82:49

>> That's a steel. It [laughter] rattles.

82:52

>> That's a hard steel.

82:52

>> That's a hard steel.

82:53

>> That's right. Sharp is hilarious.

82:56

>> What? [laughter]

82:57

>> I don't throw it out. I

82:58

>> I don't throw it out. Yeah. Yeah.

83:00

>> Joey's going in for surgery today.

83:01

>> Uhoh. Tits me. He's getting some.

83:04

[laughter] He's getting cannons.

83:06

>> Cannon cannon reduction surgery.

83:08

>> He's getting top surgery.

83:10

>> He's getting his tits removed.

83:12

>> He's getting that big scar

83:14

>> about him. Shirtless is rough.

83:16

>> How many times have you seen it?

83:17

>> Just once and it's burned in. [laughter]

83:21

>> I've seen it. Joey Karate.

83:23

>> Joey. Yeah. Joey Karate's great. Yeah.

83:26

That [ __ ] guy is such an animal. High

83:29

kicks and he's got his leg up to about

83:30

his knee height.

83:31

>> He's pretty good, dude.

83:34

Is he around? Did he move here yet?

83:36

>> No, but he's coming back and forth all

83:37

the time. There he is.

83:39

>> Look at that thing. That looks like AI.

83:42

>> That's crazy.

83:43

>> Jesus [laughter] Christ. How's he alive

83:45

>> without context of a background? It's

83:47

wild, bro. That belly is crazy.

83:49

>> You got to have a decent hog if you're

83:51

going to have that gut. Got a hell.

83:52

>> Is he grubbing or boozing? What's that?

83:54

What is that? Food.

83:55

>> Food. He's grubbing. Oh, yeah. Joey

83:57

can't stop beating.

83:58

>> He doesn't really drink. He doesn't

83:59

drink at all. I go to eat with Joey.

84:01

It's It's a scene. It's a fun time.

84:03

>> He loves it.

84:03

>> Oh, that poor ghee.

84:04

>> He goes off. He eats. He eats. He

84:08

[ __ ] loves food. But he's just

84:10

>> Oh, we got a new Chinese place by my

84:11

place. You got to come.

84:12

>> He's the most fun human.

84:14

>> Sucks. [laughter]

84:15

>> He's the most fun human that's ever

84:17

existed.

84:17

>> Yeah.

84:18

>> No one's more fun.

84:19

>> It's good egg.

84:20

>> He's barely a real person. He's a human

84:22

cartoon.

84:22

>> Barely real. He's so funny.

84:24

>> So, he's still getting up on stage. He's

84:26

still doing sets.

84:27

>> Oh, he killed He killed. He was here. He

84:29

did an hour. He's He's running out.

84:31

Yeah. He's got all these great stories.

84:32

It's really, really good. Really well

84:34

done.

84:35

>> All right.

84:36

>> Is the man.

84:36

>> Good to have him back.

84:38

>> That's the thing about comedy. We're

84:40

kind of losing the uh the wildness. You

84:43

know, when I when I started comedy, it

84:44

was like Geraldo and all these guys are

84:46

all dead now.

84:47

>> Drugs.

84:47

>> I think it's kind of coming back now,

84:49

though. I think it's coming back because

84:51

TV is going away. So, it's like it gets

84:53

down to the root of what is really

84:55

effective in comedy. It's wildness is

84:57

more effective. It's It's more fun if

84:59

you're sitting there drunk in a crowd

85:01

and some dude's on stage going off

85:03

saying crazy [ __ ] It's more fun.

85:05

>> Yeah,

85:05

>> it is more fun. But I don't know if

85:07

that's actually here. I think there's a

85:08

lot of [ __ ] guys with jobs.

85:10

>> Sober. A lot of sobriety.

85:12

>> Got to get up early for a podcast

85:13

tomorrow.

85:14

>> These young guys though, these young

85:15

guys aren't like that. A lot of these

85:17

young guys coming up are doing drugs.

85:19

>> Oh, good.

85:20

>> Well, they're doing clips, but they're

85:21

they're still wild boys.

85:22

>> Some people are still giving it.

85:23

Bringing it.

85:24

>> You hope so. used to be late night at

85:26

the cell used to be so much fun when

85:28

Mackie was drinking when it was just a

85:30

drinking crowd.

85:30

>> It was a lot of go a lot of whiskey.

85:32

>> They There's There's that here.

85:34

>> Here.

85:34

>> Here for sure. Yeah, here

85:36

>> like last night.

85:37

>> Yeah, last night was nice.

85:37

>> We did it last night.

85:38

>> Yeah.

85:39

>> Oh, what did I miss?

85:40

>> We just some boozy.

85:41

>> Just had a couple drinks.

85:42

>> Just some Bruley and Bros.

85:43

>> I was begging him to I was I've changed

85:45

my new uh

85:46

>> He has a new tattoo. He's like, "Oh,

85:48

come on. Drink." I'm like, "No, I got to

85:49

get up early tomorrow." He's like,

85:50

"Dude, I'm like, "Oh, you're going to

85:51

call me gay

85:52

>> and lame, bro. I've been gone. I've had

85:54

time to ruminate on this.

85:55

>> You can peer. You can peer with the

85:57

best.

85:57

>> I got to do peer pressure.

85:58

>> No, I'm just saying like I want to drink

86:00

and I don't want to be alone. If you

86:01

were friends, it's like you such a homo.

86:04

>> I was like, "Tomorrow is going to be

86:05

tough for me. I'd like it to be tough

86:07

for somebody else. Do me a favor. Chug

86:09

that [ __ ] drink." [laughter]

86:11

>> Yeah, dear one.

86:13

>> He always comes in. He has no idea what

86:14

your count is. He just comes in. He

86:16

goes, "You could do more." I'm like,

86:17

"Yeah, I could have done one or seven

86:18

and you would have no clue." Like, you

86:20

got to go more.

86:21

>> D Rose is up there. Doris is the worst.

86:23

>> Give him a shot. It's my birthday month.

86:25

>> Yes. [laughter] Yes. He's like a chick.

86:28

>> He's the biggest pig in comedy. He is a

86:30

pig, dude. I hate him.

86:32

>> He'll he'll pour shots in your mouth. He

86:34

doesn't care. He'll tilt your hand.

86:35

>> He'll also go like, "Come on, don't be a

86:37

[ __ ] Do a shot." And then you do. And

86:39

then 10 minutes later, he's gone. And

86:41

he's at KFC. [laughter]

86:44

>> He's so funny how he shits on weed

86:46

people, too. It's hilarious.

86:47

>> He hates weed.

86:48

>> It's so weird.

86:49

>> I like his classic drinker. I'm with

86:51

him, dude.

86:52

>> He's classic drinker.

86:53

>> I think he was just around a lot of all

86:55

the New York comics got sober and then

86:56

just smoked weed constantly

86:58

>> got

86:59

>> and then they're like, "Oh, you're

87:00

drinking again." It's like, dude, you

87:02

haven't had a thought in [ __ ] seven

87:04

years. So, what are you [ __ ] talking

87:06

to?

87:06

>> It's all munchies.

87:08

>> Ah,

87:08

>> yeah. There's some I mean, everything

87:10

could be abused.

87:11

>> There's only a couple people in comedy

87:12

that do weed like real good like Soder

87:16

Jay where they're like they're just the

87:17

same. They're just happy.

87:19

>> Chappelle.

87:20

>> Chappelle. Cuz yes, most people go in on

87:22

weed. They still are out in fun.

87:25

>> It's a personality thing. Totally.

87:27

>> They're still still active a lot. Yeah,

87:29

most people.

87:29

>> It's also I think it's a biological

87:31

thing cuz I think it affects people very

87:33

differently. Definitely.

87:34

>> Can you get high when you smoke?

87:35

>> Yeah, Jamie gets smokes.

87:37

>> Okay, cool.

87:37

>> Edibles just don't work on the kid.

87:39

>> That's wild.

87:40

>> Young Jamie shrugs him off. That's

87:42

crazy.

87:42

>> You try to dose him up, he'll smile

87:43

right in your face.

87:44

>> Jamie, I'd like I'd like you to have a

87:45

bruski. What's going on?

87:46

>> It'd be nice. Give it.

87:48

>> We talked about this earlier and I'd

87:49

like I'd love for you to get involved

87:50

today.

87:51

>> You talked to me. I didn't really

87:54

put on the beer. Put on the beer.

87:55

>> All of a sudden, I'm talking. Well, it

87:56

worked. He's drinking.

87:59

>> It works. He said he said something

88:01

nasty and that's fine.

88:03

>> You for that. You talked at me. I'm

88:05

trying to include you and have it. Let's

88:06

have fun.

88:07

>> J's a sassy [ __ ]

88:08

>> He's just being just clarifying.

88:10

>> He's an assassin.

88:11

>> He talked at me. I didn't talk at you.

88:12

How did I talk [laughter] at least was a

88:14

discussion. I mean, it was one.

88:15

>> Yeah, a little discussion. And I said,

88:16

"Let's go watch Sixers Celtics. Let's

88:18

have a couple beers."

88:19

>> That's a great night.

88:19

>> Go to a bar, watch the Celtics.

88:23

>> Peer pressure.

88:25

>> Upload the podcast.

88:26

>> Fun times.

88:26

>> You can upload it with four beers.

88:28

>> You're Pierce Morgan.

88:30

>> Yeah. Leave it till Monday. We don't

88:31

care.

88:32

>> When are you getting that car?

88:34

>> Tomorrow.

88:34

>> Yeah.

88:35

>> A a tree fell on his car.

88:37

>> Crash my car.

88:38

>> Really? From what? The wind's here.

88:40

>> They were doing some [ __ ] road work

88:41

right in front of my house. And the the

88:43

vi the vibrations. [laughter] Oh, they

88:46

they building savage your your your car.

88:49

>> You got second [laughter] tower.

88:50

>> Wow.

88:50

>> I I really did, dude.

88:53

>> The house I live in, I'm renting this

88:54

house. It's like a one of those new

88:57

prefab [ __ ] or whatever those things.

88:58

These new Austin houses, which are all

89:01

the exact same, which I kind of don't

89:02

[ __ ] like at all. Is it the same one

89:05

you've been in?

89:05

>> Yeah. It's like a 15t ceiling for no

89:07

reason. It's one floor.

89:09

>> It looks It has this type of wall that's

89:11

like standard.

89:12

>> It's a beautiful house.

89:14

>> It is very nice. And I've The last house

89:15

I was in was a [ __ ] queen's

89:18

apartment, but

89:19

>> that had more soul than this place.

89:21

>> More soul for sure. But when I first

89:23

walked into the house I'm in now, I was

89:25

like, "Holy [ __ ] this is incredible."

89:27

>> Yeah.

89:28

>> It's not a [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] house.

89:31

>> It looks like a house from a porn.

89:32

>> It's an Airbnb, too. It is an Airbnb.

89:35

Yeah.

89:35

>> It is weird how money changes you.

89:37

>> Yeah.

89:37

>> Like it changes what you're accustomed

89:39

to.

89:40

>> Mhm.

89:40

>> You get a little accustom to

89:42

>> I was thinking about this. Yeah. You get

89:44

accustomed to the nice things, but I I

89:45

keep trying to change and I'm just not

89:48

really changing.

89:49

>> What do you mean?

89:49

>> As a human. No. Yeah. The cement is dry.

89:52

You're always mechanicsburg.

89:53

>> Yeah. It's Mechanicsburg. It's light

89:55

beers. It's like all of a sudden I

89:56

realized I'm just getting drunk at

89:57

higher places,

89:59

>> right?

89:59

>> Like I'm just in a taller building

90:01

getting drunk.

90:01

>> Yeah. With more expensive beer.

90:02

>> The exact same.

90:05

Everybody at Deep Creek.

90:06

>> It's the same beer, but the prices Yeah.

90:08

Everybody at Deep Creek was like poor

90:09

white trash in like Maryland. And then

90:11

they like got rich and like when they

90:12

were poor like we could just barely

90:14

afford one Bud Light and now they're

90:15

rich like 10 Bud Lights.

90:17

>> What is it? [laughter]

90:17

>> Deep Creek.

90:18

>> Deep Creek Lake is where pontooners go

90:20

to party.

90:21

>> Where is that?

90:22

>> It's like deep almost by West Virginia.

90:25

>> Manade giant lake. It

90:27

>> rules.

90:28

>> Same with New Orleans. We'd go out to

90:29

the boga and tube all day. Remember

90:31

tubing? You sit on a river with a beer

90:34

and a float in a circle.

90:35

>> You just jump down, walk a long way down

90:37

the [laughter] water.

90:38

>> I think it's good that you're not

90:39

changing. It's a good sign. It'd

90:41

>> be nice if I could.

90:43

>> No, I mean, you change a little. You

90:45

know, you got some good stuff going on.

90:48

>> Literally, if you said this to Shane

90:50

yesterday, if you go, you've changed.

90:51

He'd be like, "What the [ __ ] is that

90:53

supposed to mean?"

90:54

>> Well, it's just wrong.

90:55

>> I know.

90:56

>> And I'd go, "God damn, I wish I could."

90:57

>> He dressed the same,

90:58

>> but you're not going to stay in a

90:59

Holiday Express.

91:01

>> Sure.

91:02

>> You've handled a nice hotel.

91:03

>> You've handled fame very well. You've

91:05

handled it pretty well. You haven't

91:06

gotten weird at all. Now, some people

91:07

get weird just from the pressure of it.

91:09

Almost everybody.

91:10

>> Yeah,

91:11

>> almost everybody. 98% get like

91:14

different.

91:14

>> I'm thinking of eight comics in my head

91:16

right now who have gone full diva.

91:17

>> Yeah, they get weird. It's very strange.

91:20

>> Shane, I know you have not changed.

91:21

>> Oh, the bottom. [laughter]

91:23

>> You've changed, bro. You [ __ ]

91:25

changed. What the [ __ ] Wait,

91:28

[ __ ] [laughter] You work for

91:30

Israel.

91:30

>> Now, this is this is taste of aluminum.

91:34

Some people like the aluminum taste.

91:36

>> Bottle beer taste in a can. commercial.

91:37

I remember when I was little.

91:38

>> What?

91:39

>> It was some It was It was some out some

91:40

beer and they go bottle beer taste in a

91:42

can. I was like, "Is bottle beer

91:44

better?"

91:45

>> People like the aluminum flavor.

91:47

>> Yeah.

91:48

>> I like Give me a glass bottle a lot.

91:52

>> What's this?

91:53

>> Bottle beer tone.

91:54

>> That's what it was.

91:56

>> In a can.

91:57

>> What? My memory served

91:58

>> bad beer across those Keystones.

92:01

>> This is a commercial from 1948.

92:03

>> That's what I remember. grain.

92:05

>> I remember Israel got independence and I

92:06

was watching this commercial. [laughter]

92:08

>> Yo, you guys you guys watch the Hogan

92:10

doc?

92:11

>> It's good. It's great.

92:12

>> I [ __ ] cried. Good.

92:14

>> Really? So good.

92:15

>> When he's getting sued for taking down

92:16

Belzer,

92:17

>> he rules.

92:18

>> And he's like, I was making 3500 a month

92:20

and I'm getting sued for 500,000. I was

92:22

famous but not rich.

92:24

>> And they're like, "What are we going to

92:25

do?" Oh, he rules.

92:26

>> I didn't even know he got sued for that

92:28

>> to go into MSG. I mean, he choked the

92:30

guy unconscious.

92:32

drop too far.

92:34

>> He did. He could have Jon Jones used to

92:36

do this all the time, but at least it

92:37

was soft matte. This was like hard

92:39

floor. He just just like threw.

92:40

>> Yeah, but Jon Jones was doing it in a

92:41

UFC fight against Machito.

92:44

>> Someone who agreed. Yeah, [laughter]

92:46

>> he does it and then he he if he just

92:47

laid him down, it'd be like point

92:49

proven,

92:50

>> right?

92:50

>> But he had to bring it. He's on TV.

92:53

>> Drunk and on steroids and on Coke.

92:56

Someone's like, "Yo, your shit's fake."

92:58

You take it off. Is that what Bowser

92:59

said that he's fake?

93:00

>> It's so funny to him cuz he's like cuz

93:02

he's like, "Oh, you think I'm fake? Is

93:03

that fake?" You're like, "No, but you

93:04

don't do that when I'm talking." It is

93:07

fake.

93:07

>> Do you remember when John Staceil

93:08

confronted that wrestler backstage and

93:10

the wrestler just [ __ ] slapped him a

93:12

bunch of times? Slapped the [ __ ] out of

93:14

him. I think that ruined that guy's

93:15

career though. I think

93:16

>> Staceel the wrestler.

93:17

>> The wrestler.

93:17

>> Yeah.

93:18

>> Uh I never heard of this.

93:19

>> I don't know. I think Who was the

93:20

wrestler?

93:21

>> Staceel's still around.

93:22

>> Staceel's still around. But I think it

93:23

ruined the wrestler's career.

93:24

>> Whoa.

93:25

>> Cuz he beat the [ __ ] out of He looks

93:26

like I feel like he in my head he looks

93:28

like Sid Vicious or

93:29

>> Well, he's a giant dude and he [ __ ]

93:31

slapped him open palm to the ear, which

93:33

could definitely make you go deaf.

93:35

>> But I mean, if you told BJ Penn in his

93:37

prime or or or or or anybody like, "I

93:39

think what you do is fake." They'd be

93:40

like, "It's not."

93:42

>> John Stace was slapped twice by WWF

93:44

wrestled Dr. D. David Schultz backstage

93:46

Madison Square Garden after calling pro

93:48

wrestling fake during a 2020 expose. The

93:51

incident left Stacele with pain and

93:53

ringing in his ears leading to a lawsuit

93:55

against WWF.

93:56

>> Jewish wrestling.

93:57

>> You think he made money? Oh, you slipped

93:59

right out.

94:00

>> [ __ ] It was like bad.

94:01

>> At least he's not pissing in a kombucha

94:02

jar.

94:02

>> He probably is.

94:03

>> Give it on.

94:04

>> But here it is. So, he's grabbing him.

94:06

He gets him in this sleeper hold and he

94:08

go he slumps and then he just drops him.

94:11

>> Head hit the hit the floor.

94:12

>> How professional is he though when he

94:13

gets

94:14

>> incident is from a 1985 episode of

94:16

>> What the [ __ ] H.

94:19

So Bzer was talking [ __ ] saying it was

94:21

fake.

94:22

>> Great host, though. He pops right up and

94:24

goes commercial.

94:24

>> All right, we'll be right back.

94:25

>> Yeah, heads bleeding and everything.

94:28

>> That is crazy. Oh, wow. Look at the

94:30

blood on the back of his head.

94:32

>> You know who.

94:32

>> It's spurting out onto his jacket. Look

94:34

at that.

94:35

>> What a pro.

94:36

>> Yeah, that is

94:37

>> Chris Rock could have learned that.

94:38

>> Quite professional. He seems happy.

94:40

>> Look at Mr. T. That

94:42

>> he doesn't seem upset at all. And then

94:43

he sued.

94:45

>> Yep. But you got to be a pro,

94:47

>> but also you got to be,

94:50

>> you know,

94:51

>> that makes head look like Kennedy.

94:54

>> $400,000 settlement. Famously used the

94:57

money to buy a home in France. Jokingly

94:58

named it Chezza Hogan.

95:01

>> That's fun.

95:01

>> He bought a house in France. He lived in

95:03

France for a while and then he was a

95:05

Jew. He's had to be.

95:06

>> Sounds like got a lawsuit for that.

95:08

>> Latigious.

95:10

>> Yeah. He didn't used to pay medical

95:11

bills. He bought a house. It's like that

95:13

means that's a bonus in France.

95:15

>> It's a Jew move. And I think he was

95:17

still doing that Law and Order show and

95:18

just flying back and forth to France.

95:20

>> Met him once. It's the funniest thing

95:21

cuz I saw him in like early early like

95:23

doing those late night shows, you know,

95:25

as a kid.

95:25

>> Mhm.

95:26

>> And it was like, "Oh, that's a

95:27

comedian." And then he's done a lot of

95:28

comics have this trajectory. Do nothing

95:30

comedic.

95:31

>> Yep.

95:32

>> It's like comedic, coded, serious.

95:34

>> Well, he was a comic. He did a lot of

95:36

comedy. I saw him do standup in Boston

95:38

in the 80s.

95:40

>> Then he became like just serious. It's

95:41

just a funny guy in serious roles and

95:43

not even that funny.

95:44

>> No. And then drop standup.

95:46

>> Well, I think it's just money and ease.

95:48

>> It's so easy.

95:49

>> It's that velvet prison. They start

95:51

giving you money. You start showing up.

95:52

You service. You're eating.

95:55

>> Stand up is a blue.

95:56

>> Also, his coworker is a guy who made a

95:59

song called Cop Killer. Like, he's like,

96:00

"All right, I'm rich. I'm rich now, too.

96:02

We're both rich. Don't even worry about

96:03

who we used to be.

96:04

>> Maloney."

96:04

>> Yeah.

96:05

>> That's interesting.

96:06

>> Chris Maloney. [laughter]

96:09

>> Just kidding.

96:09

>> Yeah. Eventually they go, "I'm just not

96:10

that. I'm not 25 anymore."

96:12

>> I know, but I mean it's still like

96:13

Carlin did it till he died.

96:15

>> Was the real one.

96:16

>> Yeah. Rickles. Rickles did it till he

96:18

died. Rivers was like

96:19

anti-establishment. Never changed who he

96:22

was. And it was

96:22

>> Tell us what Bzer was beginning in the

96:24

beginning.

96:25

>> He was kind of very conspiracy theory.

96:27

He wrote a book on Elvis, Bigfoot, and

96:30

flying saucers, I think, was the book. I

96:32

read it back in the day. It's a

96:33

conspiracy theory book by Belzer.

96:35

>> Five different conspiracy books.

96:36

>> Did he really?

96:37

>> What the [ __ ] UFOs, JFKs, and Elvis.

96:40

Conspiracies you don't have to be CRAZY

96:41

TO BELIEVE.

96:42

>> WOW.

96:43

>> Dead wrong. Straight facts on the

96:44

country's most controversial cover-ups.

96:46

Hit list. An in-depth investigation to

96:48

mysterious deaths of witnesses. The JFK

96:50

assassination.

96:51

>> Wow. He's ahead of his time with that

96:52

[ __ ]

96:53

>> Yeah, he's he was an interesting guy.

96:54

>> Juvenon.

96:56

>> Very interesting guy.

96:58

>> Wow. He people loved him. He was a

97:00

respected comedian. He was a crowdwork

97:02

guy. He was like the host. He was always

97:04

the host. Crowd work for SNL FOR FIVE

97:06

YEARS. OH,

97:08

>> REALLY?

97:08

>> Crowd warm-up.

97:10

>> Back in the day, he was, you know, like

97:13

a comics comic.

97:14

>> Yeah.

97:14

>> But there was a bunch of those like like

97:16

Leno was the comics comic. Totally.

97:18

>> Back in the day.

97:19

>> When I started, they were like the

97:20

second best. They also prior, but like

97:22

the second best comic. Who is who is

97:23

that going to be? And a lot of people

97:25

were like, it was Leno. I'm like, isn't

97:26

>> that nuts?

97:27

>> Yeah.

97:27

>> What?

97:28

>> Apparently in the 70s was a [ __ ]

97:30

animal.

97:31

>> Like you get that for a reason.

97:32

>> Yeah. You get you don't just some open

97:34

micer who gets a Tonight Show.

97:36

>> Yeah, but it's that thing. The Tonight

97:38

Show was just the golden thing. Oh, he's

97:41

got the [ __ ] He's got glasses on now.

97:44

[laughter]

97:45

>> Eagles.

97:47

The 70s was like the golden era for

97:50

those kind of comics.

97:52

>> Yeah. I mean, you had Carlin was he got

97:54

I think four heart attacks from Coke.

97:56

>> Whoa. Really?

97:57

>> Something like that. Yeah.

97:59

>> Maybe Prior was four and he was three,

98:00

but they were both up there. Jesus

98:02

Christ. I didn't know Carlin had that

98:04

many heart attacks.

98:04

>> I mean, give it a go, GMO. I could be.

98:07

>> How many heart attacks did Carl He had?

98:09

Three heart attacks. Cocaine.

98:11

>> Yeah.

98:11

>> We also had a pill problem for a while.

98:14

He had to get off pills. This is like

98:15

later in his life,

98:17

>> right?

98:17

>> Like late late in his life, he was

98:19

hooked on the pills.

98:19

>> Oh, yeah.

98:20

>> Carlin. Yeah. Late in his life. Deep

98:23

into his 60s and 70s. I think

98:24

>> he was the coolest of all the old

98:26

amazing guys I met. Up there for sure.

98:29

But like I had to go get him a sandwich

98:32

in the door.

98:33

>> What?

98:33

>> He did like a month at the store.

98:34

>> Shut up.

98:35

>> Yeah. Month of main room shows.

98:36

>> Oh yeah.

98:37

>> Year.

98:38

>> Uh 20

98:39

>> 2001 2002 2003.

98:41

>> Wow.

98:41

>> And I got him a green blast. I go here

98:43

go. He gave me 20 bucks. I was like,

98:45

"Oh, no, no, man. They covered it." He

98:46

goes, "I know. It's for [laughter] you."

98:49

I was like, "Oh, all right. Sorry, Mr.

98:50

Carly." Go, don't call me that.

98:52

>> He was cool. He was very unassuming. He

98:55

was hanging out in the back area by the

98:56

parking lot. He would also sit in the

98:58

back in Mitsy's chair, you know that.

99:00

And and if you did well, he stayed over

99:02

mic sometimes. But only if you did well,

99:04

he'd be like, "Good job, man."

99:05

>> Wow.

99:06

>> And then other people didn't. And he'd

99:07

be like, "Hi."

99:08

>> Yeah.

99:09

>> Wow. He zing me pretty good once. Comic.

99:11

>> I I did a he did a book signing cuz he

99:13

had all those books. And I brought like

99:15

four books to meet him at Borders on

99:17

Wall Street. And I waited in line and

99:19

all these people are going like, "I love

99:20

you in Jersey girl. I love you in Bill

99:21

and Teds." I was like, "Ah, these people

99:23

don't know comedy." So I went up and I

99:24

was like, "I love this this special.

99:26

Back in town, amazing, whatever." And he

99:28

goes, "What do you do?" I go, "I'm a

99:29

com." He goes, "Yeah, you got a real

99:31

talent for jacking around." That's what

99:33

he said.

99:34

>> Jacking around?

99:34

>> I don't even know what that means.

99:35

What's jacking around mean?

99:36

>> It seemed like he hated me. [laughter]

99:39

>> You got a real talent for jacking

99:41

around.

99:42

>> He goes, "You sound like a comic." I go,

99:43

"Oh, yeah." He goes, "Yeah, you got a

99:44

real talent for jacking around."

99:46

>> Jacking around.

99:47

>> I don't know what that means, but I I'll

99:48

take it.

99:49

>> 70s lingo.

99:50

>> Yeah. I mean, he was around in the day

99:52

when Lenny Bruce was around. Oh yeah, he

99:53

got arrested at his show.

99:55

>> Did he really?

99:56

>> He got arrested with Lenny Bruce.

99:57

>> Yeah, they were in the same cop car.

99:58

Really? That's a big story.

100:00

>> That was his hero.

100:01

>> Cara came in shoplift.

100:04

>> What?

100:05

>> Delete that, Jamie.

100:06

>> No. [laughter]

100:06

Jamie.

100:07

>> Jamie, delete that, please.

100:08

>> That was a Keep it dry.

100:10

>> Jamie, delete that, please. [laughter]

100:12

>> I didn't catch it out. We didn't even

100:15

know you were joking.

100:16

>> We all tried to sort it out like what am

100:18

I messing up?

100:18

>> What does he mean by Leave it to Israel

100:20

to bomb? [laughter]

100:27

Oh, those guys paved the [ __ ] road.

100:29

>> Mhm.

100:30

>> Tell you that.

100:30

>> Getting arrested for jokes. Forget a

100:32

heckler or some blogger.

100:34

>> What? Ruined

100:35

>> going to jail.

100:36

>> Ruined Lenny Bruce's life. Like at the

100:38

end of his life, he was just reading off

100:39

court transcripts on stage and the

100:40

people get so bummed out. They're like,

100:42

"Hey, tell some jokes."

100:43

>> Yeah. Like we're here for you to do the

100:45

thing.

100:45

>> There's video of it. I bought video back

100:47

in the day, VHS tapes of his recordings,

100:50

and one of the recordings was him on

100:53

stage in this small club like just

100:55

reading off court transcripts.

100:57

>> Oh.

100:57

>> And it was just terrible.

100:58

>> It's like guys who get canceled and

100:59

that's all they talk about,

101:01

>> right?

101:01

>> That's what happens.

101:02

>> Yeah.

101:03

>> Becomes their thing. It's so crazy. You

101:05

did an off-handed thing and then now

101:07

it's your everything.

101:08

>> You got beaten one race by a chick and

101:10

now that's your whole life

101:12

>> by a trans chick. That one, she went

101:14

nuts. That girl who lost who came in

101:16

fifth at a [ __ ] race by a trans

101:18

>> Hold on a second. That one's kind of

101:19

fair.

101:19

>> Yeah, that's a different she go. Why the

101:21

[ __ ] is this allowed?

101:22

>> Not 10 years later.

101:24

>> What are you talking about? [snorts]

101:24

>> She still made her life.

101:25

>> What are you a comic? Got beaten in a

101:27

race.

101:27

>> Not a comic.

101:28

>> He's talking about like your analogies.

101:30

Female athlete who lost to a trans

101:32

athlete.

101:32

>> She's going we should have laws about

101:34

this.

101:34

>> Which one? Oh, that's Riley Gains.

101:36

>> It's her whole [ __ ] personality now.

101:38

She didn't go to school for that. She

101:39

was on a track. One thing happened and

101:42

that she's like completely changed. Same

101:44

as when comics get cancelceled. It's

101:45

like, "Oh, it's all beautiful."

101:46

>> She actually had a good point because

101:47

not only did she not lose to that

101:49

person, the Leah guy, but tied. And then

101:53

the Leah guy got the trophy and not

101:55

>> No, no, but there's more to that.

101:57

>> No, they tied for fourth.

102:00

>> Yeah.

102:00

>> Fourth and fifth. And they go, "Hey, we

102:02

only have four trophies. We're going to

102:03

get killed if we don't give it to the

102:05

trans lady. Can we just send you one

102:07

later?"

102:07

>> Do you know how crazy that is, though?

102:09

Do you know how crazy that is? Get it.

102:10

Give it to a guy who pretended.

102:12

>> I'd be mad if that was at a [ __ ]

102:13

comedy competition that no one saw.

102:15

>> No, they'll say, "We'll send it to you

102:17

next week."

102:17

>> Well, wait. Why is the guy coming in

102:18

fourth? He should be one.

102:20

>> Yeah, for sure.

102:21

>> This guy sucks.

102:22

>> All of them lost.

102:22

>> Well, he sucked.

102:24

>> First, second, and third. And none of

102:25

these people involved came in first,

102:27

second, and third. First, second, and

102:28

third nobody cares about.

102:29

>> Fourth, and fifth is what they're

102:31

arguing about.

102:32

>> Wait, I I don't understand what your

102:34

argument is, though. Is like who cares?

102:36

is like, "Yeah, obvious."

102:37

>> No, no, no. To make it your whole life

102:38

after that is what you're saying about

102:40

cancelled comics where they they become

102:41

that thing.

102:41

>> I understand, but

102:42

>> she was going to school for not that and

102:46

now that's her job.

102:46

>> Here's what they're going to school for.

102:48

>> You're saying it changed your whole

102:49

trajectory.

102:50

>> What'd you go to school for, [ __ ]

102:51

>> English, literature, breaking down

102:53

analysis of life and stuff.

102:54

>> Are you doing well on that right now?

102:56

>> Yeah, pretty much.

102:57

>> Yeah, you're doing terrible. [laughter]

102:58

This moment right here that's failing

103:00

you.

103:01

>> No, you say these cancel comments go and

103:02

they can make that their whole life.

103:04

This chick is not doing that. She tied a

103:07

race for fourth and fifth and now that's

103:08

all she does for a living.

103:09

>> What is an example of a canceled comic

103:11

that's made it their whole life.

103:13

>> Like who what I don't want to name

103:15

anybody,

103:15

>> right?

103:16

>> But you we've just talked about that.

103:17

There's a lot of

103:18

>> I understand I understand what you're

103:19

saying.

103:20

>> Sort of.

103:20

>> Jew is on Netflix.

103:22

>> Jew's on Netflix.

103:22

>> It's on Netflix now. That is pretty cool

103:24

that Netflix bought it out on YouTube.

103:26

>> They didn't buy it. THEY'RE JUST PUTTING

103:27

IT UP.

103:29

>> [ __ ] JESUS.

103:32

It was already on YouTube.

103:34

No, I'm totally happy with it.

103:35

>> Can you keep it on YouTube as well or

103:36

you have to take it down? Hey, that's

103:38

very How many views did it have on

103:39

YouTube?

103:40

>> Millions.

103:41

>> 8 million.

103:42

>> 8 million. It should have been six.

103:44

>> That would have been great.

103:45

>> Shane at the creek is like 50.

103:47

>> That's insane.

103:48

>> Yeah. There's a Indian guy that broke

103:50

the record in a week.

103:53

>> Wow.

103:53

>> Oh, is that Indian comic put it up and I

103:56

somebody sent it to me and they're like,

103:57

he broke your record in a week.

103:59

>> Dang. 55.

104:00

>> Is it in Indian? Is it in Hindu?

104:02

>> Yeah. Is it the Canadian guy?

104:04

>> 50 languages.

104:05

>> Yeah, he's going crazy. So, there's

104:08

billions of them.

104:09

>> But how do you know with the This is a

104:11

thing with views these days, though.

104:13

There's companies that will jack your

104:15

views up.

104:16

>> Yeah, but that's

104:16

>> Sure. You got to pay for that.

104:17

>> Yeah, but you could pay for it, but you

104:19

could get millions of views that way.

104:20

>> You can see the difference in like we

104:22

always do this when we talk [ __ ] about

104:23

people who do it.

104:23

>> Engagement.

104:24

>> Yeah. They're like they're like 5

104:26

million views, 30 comments.

104:28

>> Right. What's up, bro? What's that

104:30

about? Right. Right. Right.

104:31

>> And what is a view? How much of you do

104:33

you have to watch for a view to count?

104:34

>> I think it's just a click and click off

104:36

counts as a view.

104:37

>> That's a good question.

104:38

>> The best is when you send someone uh

104:39

like an agent or something like a clip,

104:41

you know, for them to see and they go,

104:43

"We watched it. We're not happy with

104:44

it." And you look at it like, "It still

104:45

has zero views."

104:47

>> It's a private clip.

104:49

>> You definitely didn't watch it.

104:50

>> We liked it. We're not happy with it.

104:52

[laughter]

104:52

>> Or or more embarrassing when someone

104:54

sends you something like I just did.

104:57

That guy sent me something and I've

104:58

watched it 30 times. Oh, over and over.

105:00

>> And it's just me and he's going to see

105:02

all the views are just me [laughter]

105:04

going private private.

105:05

>> Oh, that's so sick.

105:07

>> Oh, that's so sick.

105:08

>> I feel bad for Young Comics. Everything

105:10

is about views, shares, number,

105:12

followers. How many followers do you

105:14

have? It's not even about funny.

105:16

>> Yeah, it's not. I still think it is

105:17

though.

105:18

>> It is.

105:18

>> I think eventually the cream rises, but

105:20

managers will literally be like, "We got

105:21

to hire this guy."

105:22

>> They don't know [ __ ]

105:23

>> Well, yeah.

105:24

>> It's kind of like the industry in

105:25

general. They're like, "How much money

105:26

did your movie make?" And then if they

105:28

don't mind getting an Oscar nomination,

105:30

but that's not what they're really in it

105:31

for.

105:33

>> I just with the comics today being

105:35

worried about you got to put out click

105:37

or clips, you got to do that. It's like

105:39

sure. Yeah. It's like do it, but it's

105:41

like

105:42

>> build an act.

105:43

>> I don't know. I comedians always have

105:45

excuses for why they're not successful,

105:47

which is fine. I did the exact same

105:49

thing,

105:49

>> but they're all like, "Well, this guy,

105:51

yeah, he's only got it cuz he put all

105:53

those clips out and did all It's like I

105:54

don't I don't know.

105:55

>> Whatever works. try to be funny and

105:57

>> yeah, who gives a [ __ ] why someone's

105:59

doing well? Who gives a [ __ ] of a

106:00

YouTuber selling out a comedy club? Who

106:02

[ __ ] cares? It's about you. What are

106:03

you doing

106:04

>> exactly?

106:04

>> Just do your [ __ ]

106:05

>> And I understand. Again, by the way, I

106:07

understand.

106:07

>> I [ __ ] loved that thing that you did

106:09

where you did that documentary showing

106:11

all the leading up to Boulder, the new

106:13

thing that you did. Did you watch that?

106:14

>> Yeah, it was great. The background.

106:16

Thanks.

106:17

>> It's great. And it's a great insight as

106:19

to like the development of bits. I

106:21

really enjoy it.

106:22

>> Appreciate it. I wish you were my dad,

106:24

>> by [laughter] the way. I could be your

106:25

dad.

106:26

>> Mark, I want you to know he told me that

106:27

behind your [clears throat] back

106:28

earlier.

106:29

>> Whoa.

106:29

>> Me and him were just sitting out there.

106:30

He was like, "You see that thing?" I was

106:32

like, "Fuck no, I'm not watching Mark's

106:33

shit."

106:33

>> Yeah, it's an hour long. [laughter]

106:34

It's good. I watch.

106:36

>> It's really good.

106:37

>> What on the way to the special?

106:38

>> Yeah, I did a 10 sold out at the Dallas

106:40

Improv and the special taped like a week

106:43

or two later. So, I was just tweaking

106:44

and fine-tuning and I filmed all the

106:46

bombs and all that [ __ ]

106:48

>> It's really great.

106:48

>> Cool. is really great because it's like

106:50

him in a bodega going over the bits like

106:52

reading drinking coffee reading over his

106:54

lines and then tweaking them and

106:56

changing them.

106:57

>> Yeah.

106:57

>> Yeah. Hour and 12 minutes.

106:59

>> Uh oh. Not the gay quote.

107:01

>> Gay. It's really good.

107:03

>> So yeah, go back.

107:06

>> The quote is relevant.

107:07

>> Struggle itself towards the heights is

107:08

enough to fill a man's heart. One must

107:10

imagine syphus.

107:15

The boulder boulder.

107:17

>> Did you do this? I didn't do that part.

107:18

>> Who did the director Pet

107:23

is a little pretentious for what this is

107:25

>> a little bit

107:28

sheath underwear.

107:29

>> Come back to Earth. Yeah.

107:30

>> Oh god. Mark, [laughter] why you have a

107:32

nice ass, you [ __ ] homo.

107:36

>> I'm clvicular.

107:37

>> Why you have [laughter] nice legs, you

107:38

[ __ ]

107:39

>> He micro fractures his butt cheeks.

107:41

>> I was deadly hung over there.

107:42

>> That's hilarious.

107:43

>> Just [ __ ] it out. But it's a great

107:45

uh it's really great for comics to see

107:46

especially young guys coming up like

107:48

what the process is like you know to see

107:50

a guy like you who's been in the game a

107:52

long time is really good. Yeah. See a

107:54

bunch of specials already see you

107:55

bombing and tweaking and showing

107:57

everybody the bits not working well and

107:58

then working really well.

108:00

>> Thanks. I appreciate it.

108:01

>> Yeah. There's this idea that

108:02

everything's magic

108:04

>> when you show them like their struggle.

108:05

They're like, "Oh, okay.

108:06

>> Just trial and error." Like I How many

108:08

times seen Louis bomb and you're like

108:09

this guy's the best ever. Why? Chris

108:12

Rock used to come to the store and the

108:14

the crowd would go nuts and he would

108:15

say, "Relax. It's not going to be that

108:16

funny."

108:17

>> Right. Right. Low.

108:18

>> He would tell them that because he was

108:19

just running material and trying to find

108:22

every possible angle and get laughs

108:24

occasionally and sometimes not and then

108:26

tweak it afterwards.

108:27

>> Yep. Yep. That's part of it. Bomb.

108:29

That's why Eddie Murphy can't come back

108:31

cuz I don't think he's willing to bomb.

108:32

>> I don't think he's willing to bomb.

108:33

>> Uh, you know, six months.

108:34

>> It's not even six months. It's years.

108:36

We've had this discussion on this

108:37

podcast. Play. Kelly. It's also it's the

108:40

velvet prison, the movies, the [ __ ]

108:43

craft service, getting picked up in a

108:45

limo.

108:46

>> It's like the grind of writing your own

108:48

material, putting it all together,

108:49

everything riding on your back. Like

108:51

that is a warriors game and some people

108:53

don't want to do that anymore.

108:54

>> It's also like you got to do a Tuesday

108:56

at the stand where there's 19 people.

108:58

>> I also understand older comics back in

109:00

the day not wanting to do it cuz movies

109:03

were so much more lucrative.

109:05

>> Oh yeah. And stand up now. Standup is 10

109:07

times more lucrative. Good point. And

109:09

it's like, dude, do standup.

109:11

>> Yeah.

109:11

>> Like just do stand. I mean,

109:14

>> a couple people back then go, I would

109:15

take a pay cut if I did a sitcom. And it

109:17

was like a couple people. And now it's

109:19

like kind of everybody.

109:20

>> Yeah.

109:20

>> You'd have to make Seinfeld money like

109:22

season 7 and beyond to go, I'll take off

109:25

the road for this guy.

109:26

>> And now there is no Seinfeld money. It

109:29

doesn't exist. Miss Pat is the only

109:31

person with a sitcom right now.

109:32

>> No. What about this guy?

109:33

>> BT.

109:34

>> Oh, that's right. But you have Tires is

109:36

different though cuz it's a single

109:37

camera. Like Tires is like a show. It's

109:40

a show. It's a great funny show. But

109:43

it's like there's a difference between

109:45

the the the thing that everybody wanted

109:47

was the live audience for camera. You do

109:50

it on NBC, CBS, you get residuals. That

109:53

was like the golden carrot that they

109:55

hung over your head.

109:56

>> Stand up. Stand up couldn't pay.

109:58

>> No, nobody did anything but clubs back

110:00

then. It was like dice clay and weird

110:03

and then afterwards it was Dane Cook.

110:04

>> We saw a billboard of a poster. His

110:06

thing's like a museum and a poster for

110:08

Evening of the Improv with him and Chris

110:10

Rock.

110:10

>> Who's that?

110:11

>> Uh David Spade.

110:12

>> Oh wow.

110:13

>> And uh I was there with Nate. And and he

110:14

goes, "Uh you did like club for this."

110:16

And he goes, "Bro, we only did clubs.

110:19

None of us ever did theaters back then.

110:20

If we were really good, you do six days

110:22

at a club." But

110:22

>> Carlin did theaters. Yeah. Legends did

110:25

theaters.

110:25

>> Dice did MSG once.

110:27

>> Yeah. Steve Martin a couple times. Oh,

110:29

Dice did MSG many times. He did Nassau

110:31

Coliseum. Dice did Dice was doing two

110:34

nights in a row actually [clears throat]

110:36

places when no one was doing it. Dice

110:38

was the original stadium act.

110:41

>> But then it was no one until Dane,

110:43

>> right?

110:43

>> Between Dice and Dane. There was nobody.

110:46

>> And now people are playing at De Mo.

110:47

They're playing the arenas.

110:49

>> Yeah, it's not that many guys.

110:50

>> I mean, it's probably at least 20

110:52

>> compared

110:53

>> arenas. Margotsi, Kevin,

110:55

>> Sebastian, Tom

110:56

>> regularly,

110:57

>> Hinchcliffe, Lou.

110:59

>> Well, hold on, fellas.

111:01

>> Let's not diminish it. [laughter]

111:02

>> No, you Sebastian. Gabriel, Gabriel.

111:06

>> Gabriel doing giant Joe Koy. Giant

111:09

places

111:10

>> Matt Matt Rfe giant places

111:15

doing arenas.

111:16

>> I met a guy I met a guy Indian kid

111:17

outside New York comedy club.

111:18

>> Indian kids will do something.

111:19

[laughter]

111:19

>> And I was like, "Oh, what are you doing

111:20

in town?" He goes, "Go doing comedy."

111:21

He's like, "Oh, it's cool, man. What are

111:22

you playing?" And he goes, "MSG,

111:24

>> that doesn't count."

111:25

>> I was like, "What?

111:26

>> Indians don't count?

111:27

>> Congratulations." [laughter]

111:28

Indians don't count. Indians count as

111:29

much as Christian movies counts in the

111:30

box office.

111:31

>> Yeah.

111:32

>> Like you'll be top 10 every time. It

111:33

doesn't removal.

111:36

>> That's hilarious. [laughter]

111:38

>> Yeah. There's pro how probably 10 10 12

111:41

you know

111:42

>> 10 to 20 arenas.

111:44

>> You see on it.

111:45

>> We're doing arena every once in a while.

111:46

>> Refe looks Matt Refe doing a lot.

111:49

>> Yeah. It's a matter of whether you want

111:51

to do arenas all the time.

111:52

>> The point is way more than no one

111:54

between Dne and Dice,

111:56

>> right? For sure. Yeah, for sure. Because

111:58

comedy is so big now.

111:59

>> Yeah. And there's a ton of guys doing

112:01

1500 seaters.

112:02

>> Yeah.

112:02

>> Yeah. A lot of them. Oh, Schultz, I

112:04

think, does arena. I don't know if he's

112:05

regular.

112:05

>> Oh, he does regular arenas. Yeah, he

112:07

does arenas regularly. Whenever he

112:09

wants.

112:09

>> Whenever he wants.

112:10

>> Bert.

112:11

>> Tom Bert. Yeah. Tom. Yeah, there you go.

112:13

>> Tony. There's a lot of people doing

112:14

arenas now.

112:15

>> Mostly guys from my storytelling show.

112:17

Oh,

112:18

>> which is also online behind a payw wall.

112:22

>> And these these three guys are on it.

112:24

Arena comic.

112:25

>> Nice.

112:25

>> Theater comic club almost sells out

112:27

Saturdays. [laughter]

112:30

>> Denver likable.

112:35

[laughter]

112:36

>> Yeah. Tony, Nate, who? We had a bunch.

112:38

You, Tony, Nate, Tom.

112:41

Four arena comics.

112:42

>> That's wild. The three private jets were

112:44

at that show. That's insane. And we got

112:47

paid 500 bucks.

112:48

>> I got a story. You can cut this out. You

112:49

can cut this out if you want. Cut back

112:51

in.

112:51

>> And we're back.

112:52

>> We're back. [laughter]

112:53

>> You shouldn't be mad.

112:55

>> It was It stunk.

112:56

>> I wouldn't want to do that.

112:57

>> It stunk.

112:58

>> Well, that last

112:58

>> We need a transition. We need a

113:00

transition.

113:00

>> Let's go back. That last 911.

113:03

>> Yeah.

113:04

>> What? What was that sound?

113:06

>> Go, baby. Go.

113:09

[ __ ] yeah.

113:10

>> Oh, look at the gay Ayatollah.

113:14

>> [ __ ] yeah. Freedom.

113:17

>> Freedom is the only way.

113:18

>> Stretch of hormones.

113:19

>> Iran needs to understand freedom is the

113:21

only way.

113:23

>> [ __ ] the regime.

113:24

>> We're coming back, brother.

113:26

>> We're bombing everybody, brother.

113:28

[laughter]

113:28

>> America, we need to bomb everybody. [ __ ]

113:30

healthcare. Homeless people.

113:32

>> Dude, I'll tell you, I met so many

113:33

people who [ __ ] on America when I was

113:34

traveling. It made me more

113:36

nationalistic.

113:37

>> I couldn't agree more, dude. If I go to

113:38

another country and somebody's like,

113:40

"Ah, you guys are blah blah blah." I go,

113:41

"Dude, you guys are doing nothing.

113:43

>> Me and you, we need healthare. We're

113:45

doing we're [ __ ] up. Somebody's like,

113:46

"Why don't you guys have healthcare?"

113:47

I'm like, "Why don't you shut your mouth

113:48

cuz we have stealth bombers, bitch."

113:50

>> All the Australians like, "You treat

113:52

your minorities bad." I'm like, "You

113:53

wiped yours out."

113:54

>> Yeah.

113:54

>> Yes. We have football. Blow me.

113:56

>> Yeah. [laughter]

113:57

>> Yeah. We have college football. We have

113:59

college points. Solid points by

114:01

everybody. Once you go to another

114:02

country, that's when you go.

114:04

>> Why don't you guys shut up?

114:05

>> Who's number two with standup comedy?

114:07

What country is number two?

114:08

>> England. England.

114:10

>> Jerves. Jimmy Carr. Those are two great.

114:12

Car is great.

114:12

>> Carr is a national international great.

114:15

Car is the best.

114:15

>> Steuart Lee

114:16

>> Carr is so good.

114:18

>> He was so good. He performed at the

114:19

mothership. He's running all these new

114:20

jokes. I was like, "This guy is a

114:22

[ __ ] dude. Great writer."

114:24

>> Just dominant and so calm.

114:26

>> So smart, man. Such a smart dude.

114:29

>> One of those bruskies. I'd like to get

114:30

involved with

114:31

>> What are you looking for this time,

114:32

>> man? Glass or can.

114:33

>> I would never waste a glass on a bong.

114:35

>> Shane Shane, [laughter] you haven't

114:36

changed at all.

114:37

>> I wish I could, brother. It's time to

114:39

change.

114:40

>> You don't want to change. I haven't

114:42

changed.

114:43

>> You have not. I don't think I have.

114:45

>> You can't go out as much.

114:46

>> You did change very little. You changed.

114:48

You changed. Yeah.

114:49

>> You changed in un unimportant ways.

114:51

You're more into hunting.

114:53

>> Well,

114:53

>> but like it's not like

114:54

>> archery. But that to me is like my way

114:58

of staying sane. You just got

114:59

>> I do a bunch of things like pool,

115:01

archery, martial arts. Those things just

115:03

keep me sane. I have to do some things

115:05

that keep me from going off the rails.

115:07

>> Yeah.

115:08

>> And staying off of Twitter.

115:09

>> Didn't you have a thing where

115:10

>> That's a big one.

115:11

>> Oh yeah. Did you have a thing where your

115:12

manager or business manager, one of them

115:14

was like, "Hey Joe, we got to when you

115:16

just started headlining, correct? I'm

115:18

wrong." We're like, "We got to have a

115:18

talk with you." And you're like, "What's

115:20

the matter?" And they're like,

115:21

>> "Buddy, we we don't want to get this out

115:22

of hand. We we know you have a gambling

115:24

addiction and we want to get you help."

115:25

And you're like, "What do you mean?"

115:26

Like, "You're blowing through money in a

115:28

way." And he goes, "No, I just love

115:30

lobster and steak."

115:31

>> Oh, I was eating steak and lobster every

115:32

night. [laughter]

115:33

My first my first development deal. My

115:36

manager thought that I had a gambling

115:37

problem cuz I was spending so much

115:39

money. And I'm like, "Bro, I'm eating

115:40

steak and lobster every night."

115:42

>> And he's like, "You're not worried at

115:43

all. You're going to run out of money?"

115:44

I'll go, "I'll make more money. We'll

115:46

figure it out." I'm like, "Once it

115:48

>> once we get in the gate?" Like, I I'm

115:50

one of those people that like if I

115:51

figured out how to get in the gate, I'm

115:53

going I'm going to keep my foot on the

115:54

gas. I'll be fine.

115:55

>> Joe, you brought so many openers with

115:57

you that we made more money than you.

116:00

[laughter]

116:02

>> We did the math once. Like, he's barely

116:03

making more than us.

116:04

>> But it was about fun.

116:05

>> It was so fun. It has to be about fun

116:08

because I did gigs with like local guys

116:10

and some of them were great. Like that's

116:12

how I got to meet Sabura, you know? I

116:14

mean, I met a bunch of guys who became

116:15

my friends that were like local guys,

116:17

but it was like one out of 10 and that

116:19

means nine times I'm in a town bored

116:21

watching TV, [ __ ] not enjoying myself

116:24

>> and them being sometimes they're mean.

116:26

>> Sometimes they they step on your

116:28

material on purpose.

116:30

>> Yeah. Sometimes they'll be like they'll

116:31

do the negging thing a woman will do

116:32

where she's like they'll like [ __ ] on

116:33

you on purpose like I don't know you

116:34

that I'm trying to be nice to you.

116:36

>> Well, there's a lot of weirdness cuz

116:37

you're the headliner and they're jealous

116:39

and they think they should be the

116:40

headliner.

116:41

>> You going to go do local material and

116:43

you're like all right.

116:43

>> Okay, buddy. [ __ ] [ __ ] [laughter]

116:45

>> There's a lot of

116:46

>> Hey, you should do this. Hey, let's

116:47

switch tomorrow.

116:48

>> You go on last.

116:50

>> But the gigs were always a party. We had

116:52

fun everywhere we went. We had fun.

116:55

>> Fun is key. Like I'll do fest and you

116:57

make what? $17. But you know, my

117:00

friend's like, "Ah, you make no money."

117:01

I'm like, "It's fun. It's a great

117:03

weekend."

117:03

>> We were I was trying to explain this to

117:05

guys in the [laughter]

117:08

>> one of Tony's agents was trying to pitch

117:10

this [ __ ] horrible idea. Not even

117:12

Tony's agent. [laughter]

117:13

>> Someone was trying to pitch this

117:14

horrible idea where Tony would take a

117:16

percentage of everybody's podcast that

117:18

was on Kill Tony. He was like, "No

117:20

[ __ ] way." Like and and I was like,

117:23

"That money, if you got it from them,

117:25

you wouldn't it wouldn't change the way

117:26

you feel. You would feel the same. You

117:28

wouldn't you wouldn't say, "I feel so

117:30

much better now that I have x more

117:32

dollars in the bank." But you would feel

117:34

like a piece of [ __ ] because you were

117:37

[ __ ] people over. It's you would pay

117:39

all that money back plus to not feel

117:42

that way.

117:42

>> To not feel bad. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Give

117:43

it all back.

117:44

>> You would to not be a piece of [ __ ]

117:46

It's like

117:47

>> there's nothing better than helping your

117:49

buddies.

117:49

>> Nothing better.

117:50

>> It's kind of the only nice thing.

117:51

>> Shane pays Shane pays people on the road

117:53

out of spite. [snorts]

117:56

>> What do you mean? I do it.

117:57

>> Like [laughter] Lev Lev was talking dumb

117:58

[ __ ] He was so [ __ ] couldn't get out

118:00

of his own fat way. And and he goes,

118:02

"No, clubs are better than arenas.

118:03

You're crazy." And Shane's like, "You've

118:04

never done an arena." He goes, "Dude,

118:07

you know how is all Jews?" He's like, "I

118:09

know what I'm talking about." And then

118:11

Shane out of spite, he goes, "I can give

118:13

you a a lot of cash to come over for me

118:16

on the road." And and Le's like, "Arenas

118:18

are better." And I I paid my rent for

118:20

the year.

118:22

[laughter]

118:23

>> Yeah, those those shows your crowds are

118:25

great. Those shows are so fun. You do 15

118:27

to 20. You just play the hits. It's a

118:28

great time.

118:29

>> Fun is fun. Fun is fun everywhere you

118:31

go.

118:32

>> And I play Xbox with a bunch of guys

118:33

from the NHL. [laughter]

118:36

>> Crazy. I I don't think I've had a woman

118:38

in my green room. It's just 15

118:40

[laughter] dudes.

118:41

>> Have a good time. We're

118:42

>> playing Xbox.

118:43

>> You can see the guy who owns Arena is so

118:45

disappointed, too. They come in thinking

118:46

it's going to be cool cuz stand up is

118:47

cool now. And they come in, it's me,

118:49

Soder, and Shane playing some [ __ ]

118:51

video game. It just smells like body

118:53

odor. And they're just like Chicken

118:55

nuggets and the rider. [laughter]

118:56

>> So my rider's chicken tenders in a case

118:58

of beer and an Xbox.

119:01

>> Second worst [laughter] pizza in town

119:02

and bring it.

119:06

>> But that video game you play brings

119:07

everybody in. It's a great icebreaker.

119:09

>> Yeah,

119:10

>> it's the hangout afterwards. I so many

119:12

memories of us like some town and just

119:14

going to anybody in the street like is

119:16

there a place to eat around here? Like I

119:17

don't know. Does it foc like what?

119:20

>> Yeah.

119:20

>> Well, all you need is us like in a green

119:22

room sometimes. I'm like I don't even

119:23

want to go to the bar. This is the best.

119:24

It's the hang. The hang is everything.

119:26

>> Yeah. At the at the mothership, it was

119:27

like whenever it was like, "We're going

119:28

under Mitsys." I'm like, "Nah, this is a

119:30

great place here. We got liquor right

119:33

here."

119:33

>> Yeah. But Mitsy's once once it clears

119:36

out is perfect.

119:37

>> Yeah.

119:37

>> Well, once the the regular people are

119:39

out. Yeah.

119:40

>> Yeah. Once the once the crowd leaves.

119:41

>> Well, that's the cool thing about

119:42

Mitsy's. It becomes a private club after

119:44

11.

119:45

>> That's nice.

119:46

>> Always lose my voice in there, though.

119:48

>> Oh, same. Well, Tonyy's chain smoking.

119:51

>> He's chain smoking. Everybody's drinking

119:53

music playing. [laughter]

119:54

>> He's like, I'll tell you.

119:57

>> Tony needs a cigarette extender.

119:58

>> Lesson may [laughter]

120:00

genius.

120:01

>> His ability to write roast jokes is

120:04

extraordinary. It's very weird.

120:06

>> I gave him an angle yesterday on the on

120:08

the

120:09

>> Can we say

120:10

>> what

120:11

>> is he on the roast?

120:12

>> Oh, yeah. I think I just gave him an

120:14

angle. I was like, "What about this?" He

120:15

goes, "Ooh." I'm like, "Something like

120:16

this?" He goes, "Yeah, but wittier than

120:18

that." Yes. And I'm like, "Yeah, I don't

120:20

know how to write a joke." Well, as soon

120:21

as you go like they're there.

120:22

>> Yeah, they're like, "Yeah, now you do."

120:24

You're like, "Those jokes are there."

120:25

[laughter]

120:25

>> He thinks in like that kind of joke like

120:28

roast joke form. Like that's how like

120:30

he's so fat he like that's how his mind

120:33

works. [laughter]

120:34

>> It's really fun to watch. It's like I

120:36

cuz I don't that muscle is a different

120:38

muscle.

120:38

>> It's a different muscle.

120:39

>> Both your guys was good yesterday.

120:41

>> It was funny watching them do a going to

120:44

be a massive thing ahead of time for a

120:46

crowd. The crowd's like this is so cool.

120:48

>> Yeah. Well, it's cool cuz they get to

120:49

see it worked out and they're going to

120:50

get to see it live. The jokes

120:51

>> and you get to see people go on that

120:54

one.

120:54

>> I'm very happy with the jokes

120:55

>> and you're going out cold, right? You

120:56

got to open it.

120:57

>> Yeah, that's tough.

120:58

>> I'm worried about uh I don't think I'm a

121:01

good host

121:02

>> as far as the Hey everybody, we're on

121:04

live on Netflix. Welcome to the I don't

121:06

think I'm going to be able to do that.

121:07

I'm going to go all right, [ __ ] that. Uh

121:09

>> just be my joke.

121:11

>> It don't matter once you start talking

121:13

it's all good,

121:14

>> dude. There's a video I saw Wayan

121:15

Jennings Jr. I think it was him and

121:17

they're doing a like a roast like a

121:19

barbecue and they're like we're here

121:21

waiting for him to show up and he's been

121:22

barbecuing into this thing for the last

121:23

you know 14 hours and then they they

121:25

come in some lady's like interviewing

121:27

like so we're ready for your roast goes

121:28

oh that's not mine [laughter] he was

121:30

like no she was like what do you mean go

121:33

no that's a TV thing [laughter] like

121:35

what goes no mine would be on the ground

121:36

and we'd have like moonshine and she

121:38

goes for the base thing no for fun while

121:40

we're waiting for the meat to come out

121:43

>> just like ruin the TV version of it like

121:45

no That's a lie.

121:47

>> Yeah, I got kicked off of Last Comic

121:48

Standing for that cuz they they they put

121:50

you in a room and they're like, they

121:51

want you to have drama. They're like,

121:52

"What do you think? Who are you going to

121:53

beat?" And I'm like, "I'm probably going

121:54

to lose." And they're like, "No, no, no.

121:55

You got to like talk shit." I'm like,

121:56

"Oh, they don't want me on here. I'm

121:58

going to bomb." And they're like, "What

121:59

are you doing? You're ruining the show."

122:01

>> They want you to be like, "Fuck that

122:03

guy. I'm going to take him down."

122:04

>> Just say, "Hey guys." Well, anyway, we

122:05

know what this I don't know how you

122:06

would do it. That's a tough part. That's

122:08

a hard part.

122:09

>> I'll do it. There's just a couple jokes

122:11

that I'm like, I know they're funny, but

122:12

it's like, man, that's going to be tough

122:15

to tell publicly.

122:16

>> You You [laughter] had a couple jokes in

122:18

there that were like, you can hear the

122:20

reaction of like laughter or like, oh,

122:23

>> and that's a [ __ ] mothership crowd.

122:25

>> Yeah, exactly. [laughter]

122:27

>> A bunch of people that are like, I paid

122:28

good money to see somebody be racist

122:30

tonight.

122:32

>> And they're like, [laughter] bro, calm

122:33

down.

122:35

>> It's hilarious.

122:36

>> The black jokes go hard.

122:37

>> The black jokes go hard. They do. But

122:40

hey, you know, it's a rose. This is this

122:41

is what we this is what we want to see.

122:42

>> I know, but I got to go [ __ ] first.

122:44

That's true.

122:45

>> Yeah, the MCing is tough because you

122:46

haven't MCed in forever.

122:47

>> But is is Kevin Hart going to be there?

122:49

>> MCing. I've never done anything. But

122:51

like when he's when he's out%

122:54

he has to be there.

122:54

>> If he's laughing, you're golden.

122:56

>> He'll laugh. Oh, he'll laugh at

122:57

everything.

122:58

>> Yeah. So the black jokes with the black

123:00

guy laughing, you're you're good to go.

123:01

>> Yeah. I'm not It's more the

123:04

>> internet.

123:04

>> How you guys doing?

123:05

>> The crowd.

123:06

>> Oh,

123:07

>> cuz it's in LA. I am going to be it's

123:09

going to be live and I'm going to say

123:10

some pretty offensive things and then

123:12

I'm going to have to stay in the pocket

123:13

of being like I know the people at home

123:15

like this.

123:16

>> Yes.

123:16

>> But now an entire room of famous people

123:19

don't like me.

123:21

>> Dude, they're going to kill.

123:23

>> On paper it sounds easy.

123:24

>> I get it. I get it,

123:25

>> bro. I know people in the WNBA like

123:27

people that work in like management and

123:29

the and the and the players

123:30

>> and I was going to war over your SP

123:33

thing.

123:34

>> Yeah. What were they saying?

123:35

>> They were not happy with it at all.

123:37

Well, they seem like not happy with it.

123:38

>> They seem like a grumpy bunch anyway.

123:40

[laughter]

123:40

>> Not happy with They go, "You got to know

123:42

you're playing for it." And I was like,

123:43

"Right to me at home watching." Yeah.

123:45

And they go, "That's not. We're the

123:46

audience." I'm like, "No, you're in the

123:48

in the room. We're all at home

123:49

laughing." And we thought it was

123:50

hilarious.

123:51

>> Like, she didn't even know this lady's

123:53

name. It was like,

123:54

>> "Well, that's the point of the day."

123:56

>> But the the ESP was a good training

123:58

ground.

123:59

>> Is great. I was nervous and awkward on

124:00

that.

124:01

>> No, but it got 10 million views or

124:03

whatever. Anyway, it's for the internet.

124:05

America.

124:07

[ __ ] yeah.

124:10

The [ __ ] day.

124:12

>> What night is the roast? Just so

124:14

>> Sunday.

124:14

>> Uh, Sunday.

124:15

>> Oh, [ __ ] I want

124:16

>> I'm going.

124:17

>> Damn.

124:17

>> Where you at? The first one?

124:18

>> I'm getting there Tuesday.

124:20

>> Oh, no. Next.

124:21

>> Why don't you go there early?

124:22

>> What do you get?

124:23

>> I get there Sunday and then

124:24

>> it's the 10th.

124:25

>> It's the next Sunday.

124:26

>> Oh, okay. Okay. All right.

124:29

>> I think I have a gig.

124:30

>> Me and Lewis got matching Legion of

124:31

Skanks outfits.

124:32

>> Oh. Oh, you're on the team now. You're

124:35

you're a member of the gangst

124:37

with with Jay.

124:38

>> Does this stop you from moving to UK?

124:41

>> Unfortunately, it does.

124:42

>> Good. Thank God. [ __ ] those lines.

124:44

>> Not even unfortunately. This is a

124:46

massive opportunity for me creatively.

124:48

I've This is like a dream. I've been

124:50

gone for the [ __ ] Mossad plant to got

124:52

out of there.

124:53

>> The MSAD [laughter] couple.

124:55

>> So, I was like, oo,

124:57

>> yeah, maybe I'll stab.

124:58

>> Yeah, it'll be fun.

124:58

>> Yeah, you have to. [ __ ] going to

125:00

England. They were going to stab you

125:01

anyway.

125:01

>> You left enough. [laughter]

125:04

That's true. They'll stab you. They do

125:06

get stabby overab.

125:07

>> Getting stabbed would [ __ ] blow dick.

125:10

>> Suck. You're right there with the guy,

125:12

too. At least a gunshot.

125:13

>> Gunshot could be like, "Where did it

125:14

even come from?"

125:14

>> Some distance like, "I know.

125:17

>> It's you. I hate you." [laughter]

125:19

>> Right.

125:22

>> Yeah. Anyway,

125:23

>> you're better off.

125:23

>> Yeah, you're better off. I think it's

125:25

good. It's divine.

125:26

>> Well, nothing's better off than skanks.

125:28

>> Yeah.

125:28

>> There you go. It's What is it? 15 years

125:30

running.

125:32

>> Yeah. This is perfect for you, Ari.

125:33

>> It's the It's my show.

125:35

>> England's not perfect for you.

125:36

>> Vice president.

125:36

>> Although, it's weird seeing you tied

125:38

down to something.

125:39

>> Yeah, [clears throat] it is.

125:39

>> I've never seen you.

125:41

[laughter]

125:41

>> Well, you got to do it once a week.

125:43

>> When Shane and I ran for president and

125:44

vice president, we'll get into another

125:46

episode, but it was the log line was

125:48

until one of us betrays the other. Until

125:50

[laughter] one of us double crosses the

125:51

other one. [gasps]

125:52

>> We didn't.

125:53

>> We didn't. Only because you found out

125:56

Lewis was going to [ __ ] with me and you

125:57

double crossed him.

125:58

>> Yes,

125:59

>> dude. That was nice.

126:00

>> Of course. I would never do I'm not

126:01

going to let my present go down like

126:03

that. I'm JD Vance, bro. [laughter]

126:05

>> I'm Vance.

126:06

>> Underrated something that happened in co

126:07

is Shane. Uh, we're like we're making a

126:10

[laughter]

126:11

>> I you guys were making the biggest

126:13

mistake comedically.

126:15

>> I was so mad. There was a video going

126:17

around of of all these stars singing

126:19

some like Beatles song. Imagine. Yeah.

126:22

Imagine there's no heaven.

126:24

>> So Louis's idea was like, let's do

126:26

something making fun of it. We'll all

126:28

sing a song with the sickness. down with

126:30

the sickness and we'll make a video. And

126:32

I was like, "Oh, I'll I'll edit it."

126:33

>> So, we just got to sing,

126:35

>> but I need every single one of you to

126:36

sing the full song

126:37

>> and I can choose

126:38

>> and then I'll pick and then I just have

126:40

a full video of every single one of

126:42

these dumb asses singing that [laughter]

126:43

song. And I was like, first off, the

126:44

idea was not funny. That is gay. I will

126:46

not.

126:47

>> I was doing it as a favor to Lewis. I

126:49

was like, if you think this is good, and

126:51

then Shane Shane called me goes, how how

126:54

bad will your retaliation be if I

126:56

release your video?

126:57

>> [laughter]

126:57

>> I was like, "Dude, I didn't put anyone's

126:59

videos." I was like, "Bro,

127:01

>> you have right now. Send it to

127:02

>> J comedian. You should do it. I will

127:05

scorch the earth to get back.

127:06

>> Send to Jamie right now."

127:09

>> Do you have it categorized?

127:11

>> I was. And I kept trying to like like

127:14

[snorts] it was hard to make sure they

127:16

did it seriously. So, I was like, "No,

127:18

like don't [ __ ] around. It would be

127:19

funnier if you guys are like really

127:20

singing as the best you can." You [ __ ]

127:23

around in yours.

127:24

>> I did. Oh, thank God. But I mean it's

127:27

still a horrific and embarrassing video.

127:29

>> That whole thing was karaoke.

127:31

>> Imagine there's no heaven while granny

127:34

just died of co.

127:35

>> Also, it's like this is this is like

127:37

it's a war song.

127:39

>> Yeah.

127:40

>> It's a war and religion song.

127:41

>> Yeah.

127:42

>> What are we doing?

127:43

>> Very that was a very strange time where

127:45

people just got into smelling their own

127:47

farts.

127:49

>> Well, the co hit and actors had no juice

127:51

anymore. They were like, "Oh, we got to

127:52

stand out.

127:53

>> Please don't." Oh my god. The real one,

127:55

the one that I imagine video.

127:57

>> I can't watch this.

127:58

>> Throwing it up for you guys to see.

127:59

>> Actors really made themselves worthless.

128:02

>> Yeah, I can't.

128:03

>> Okay, we can't sing it.

128:04

>> The Beatles are probably

128:05

>> Sarah Silverman being all serious.

128:07

>> She's like, "What stars are in this?

128:08

I'll do it."

128:09

>> Oh, she was being joked.

128:10

>> I don't know who that is.

128:11

>> Who is that?

128:13

>> Timothy Shalomé.

128:14

>> What's wrong with his teeth?

128:15

>> Oh, Fallon. Oh, Fallon.

128:17

>> He's an opener now.

128:20

[laughter]

128:21

>> You can kind of hear it. Oh, [ __ ]

128:24

insane.

128:24

>> This is worse than being like Epste.

128:26

>> Get an iPhone clamp.

128:27

>> God, actors.

128:30

>> So [ __ ] weird.

128:31

>> Well, they're not as important as they

128:32

used to be. So they're like, "Oh, this

128:34

will be about they were like, I'm not

128:36

getting attention. Let's just do it

128:37

ourselves." And you're like, "You guys

128:38

can't do this."

128:39

>> The worst was the black and white one

128:41

when they're like, "I am ashamed of my

128:43

whiteness."

128:44

>> Yeah.

128:44

>> That wasn't even a song. That was just

128:46

them talking.

128:47

>> The blackm

128:50

BLM Brian. There's so many good ones.

128:52

>> You do.

128:53

>> It's so good. Da da da. I gota going.

128:58

[laughter]

128:58

>> Send that to Jamie right now. Send that

129:00

to Jamie right now.

129:01

>> D. Roa will get sincere.

129:02

>> D. Roa gets sincere. Especially when

129:04

he's drunk. Dude, you're such a good

129:05

friend. I'm like, "Shut up, cat.

129:08

>> You're [laughter] adopted. Shut up.

129:09

>> Shut up. I would never be friends with

129:10

an adopted guy.

129:12

>> You Egyptian weirdo."

129:13

>> Everybody was like trying to be silly,

129:15

but the bit sucked so bad.

129:17

>> I was so happy when you guys were doing

129:18

I was at Stan Hopes when this was going

129:20

on. Oh my god. I didn't get the drunken

129:22

like you guys suck.

129:24

>> You [laughter] killed us.

129:25

>> Me and Stan over hammered.

129:27

>> You killed how much these dudes suck.

129:32

>> That [ __ ] blew, dude. I can't believe

129:34

you guys did that.

129:35

>> How much you got left in there?

129:36

>> It's such a weird thing where people

129:37

decide to do things to make themselves

129:39

look like they care.

129:41

>> Look like they care. That's the thing

129:43

about Hollywood. They want to look like

129:44

they care

129:45

>> and it's so [ __ ] transparent. That's

129:48

always a bummer you get that text like,

129:49

"Hey, can you make a video for this?"

129:50

I'm like, "Ah, it's going to ruin my

129:52

whole day because you like have to think

129:54

about it and spend time on it.

129:55

>> It's a nightmare."

129:56

>> Change your number.

129:57

>> Yeah. Like, can you help me with this?

129:59

>> You get You get one or two of those.

130:00

Change your number.

130:01

>> There we go. Jojo Rabbit.

130:04

>> Music, please.

130:04

>> Music, please.

130:06

>> Oh, it's going to be cold. [music]

130:08

>> Woo! He's back, baby.

130:11

>> I

130:15

mushroom. Yeah. Congrats. Congrats on

130:17

the Ivy game, bro. That's sick,

130:18

>> dude. That is such a win. That is such a

130:21

gigantic win.

130:23

>> They're going to reschedule the

130:24

psychedelics and have them available to

130:26

people.

130:27

>> But what's interesting is that all this

130:29

was done during the Nixon administration

130:30

to squash the civil rights movement,

130:33

>> civil rights movement, and the anti-war

130:34

movement.

130:34

>> Black people don't even like mushrooms.

130:36

>> And that was also one of the things that

130:37

I got to say.

130:38

>> Yeah, this is one of the things that I

130:39

got to say during the whole Trump thing.

130:41

>> You said black people don't like

130:42

>> I said, no, I didn't say that.

130:43

>> Okay. [laughter]

130:45

Black people don't like modern. I said

130:48

they love certain foods, but you can't

130:49

bring them up. I uh I said the these

130:53

things weren't made illegal. It was like

130:55

because it was all live. They couldn't

130:56

stop me from saying it. And Trump just

130:57

let me talk. So I said, "These aren't

131:00

illegal because they're harmful. They're

131:01

illegal because of the sweeping um

131:04

controlled substances act of the 1970s

131:06

and the Richard Nixon administration to

131:08

target the civil rights movement and the

131:09

anti-war movement.

131:10

>> That's why they made them illegal.

131:12

They're not illegal because they're

131:13

harmful. And the idea that they were

131:15

schedule one for all these years when so

131:17

many people are using them to quit

131:18

smoking, to quit drinking, to quit

131:20

drugs, to get their life together, to

131:22

like relax before they're dying. Like so

131:25

many people that are like filled with

131:26

anxiety cuz they're dying of cancer.

131:28

They take mushrooms and they're like, I

131:29

think I'm going to be okay.

131:30

>> Can you get [ __ ] up on Ibaane?

131:32

>> No, it's not recreational at all.

131:34

>> Oh, really? It's bad.

131:35

>> It's a bad experience.

131:37

>> What?

131:37

>> Yeah. It's not like a fun time,

131:38

>> but it's it's neurogenerative. like it

131:41

it helps people that have like Rick

131:42

Perry the the governor he had some sort

131:45

of like natural atrophy of his brain

131:47

that happens when you get older

131:49

>> within 6 weeks or so after doing it 25%

131:53

of the atrophy was gone 6 months later

131:55

100% of it was gone

131:57

>> what it's nuts it's it's very positive

132:01

but a bad feeling when you're doing it

132:03

>> who is this Perry Rick Perry the former

132:06

governor of Texas Republican governor

132:08

who is a staunch anti-drug guy his whole

132:10

life. And then he talked to all these

132:12

veterans that were using it to get off

132:14

of whatever opiates that they were on.

132:16

>> Let me try it in secret. Let me try it

132:18

in secret.

132:19

>> I don't know if it was, let me try it in

132:21

secret cuz he was open about talking

132:22

about it. And and he did it and he said

132:24

it changed his life, too. And he says,

132:26

"This is my life now. I'm dedicated to

132:28

trying to make this stuff legal."

132:30

>> So, it's kind of like Ozic. It makes you

132:31

stop doing stuff.

132:33

>> Well, Ompic is weird because it does

132:34

make you stop doing addictive things,

132:36

too. It does,

132:37

>> but it cuts down your sex drive, too. It

132:39

cuts down love. Like, you don't get

132:41

excited about stuff. Yeah. People are

132:43

saying it keeps you from being

132:44

passionate about it.

132:46

>> Cuts down love.

132:46

>> It's just weird when you see, we were

132:48

talking about that lady, some of these

132:50

hot actresses that are doing it and they

132:52

don't need to do it. Drink it.

132:53

>> Be fat and horny.

132:55

>> Fat and horny. Yeah,

132:57

>> that's a good radio team. Fat and horny

132:58

in the morning. It's also girls don't

133:01

realize like a little bit of fat on them

133:03

is hot.

133:04

>> Yeah. Little jiggle. When girls are like

133:06

10 lb overweight, it's like when they

133:08

think they're overweight, you're like,

133:09

"Yeah."

133:10

>> Especially if they're confident with it.

133:12

Just gives them curves, makes sexy.

133:15

>> When you when they lose all that weight

133:17

and get that ompic face, it's like,

133:18

"What are you doing?"

133:19

>> Pull up Olivia Wild. You see her? She

133:21

looks like before you got here.

133:23

>> Oh man. [laughter]

133:25

>> Pull up her and a lemur. It's dead. The

133:27

eyes. It's dead on.

133:29

>> Who's Olivia Wild? She's a really

133:30

beautiful actress.

133:34

>> She's so fat at all, man. But she's been

133:38

>> Look how hot.

133:39

>> Gorgeous.

133:40

>> But now look at the most recent video of

133:42

her where Yeah. Look at that.

133:44

>> Now pull up a ringtail lemur if you can

133:46

find one.

133:46

>> I know exactly what a lemur looks like,

133:48

bro.

133:48

>> It's a cute little little nugget.

133:51

[snorts]

133:51

>> LOOK AT THAT. SAME EYES. [laughter]

133:54

>> SAME EYES.

133:55

>> WAIT, what happened to her? Did she just

133:57

hit the wall? No, there's no way. She

133:59

just hit the wall. She's She's still

134:01

fairly young.

134:01

>> How old is she?

134:02

>> And she was really hot. She was on a

134:04

some 42. She's

134:06

>> She was in house in 2007. She's older.

134:08

She's 20 years older than she was on

134:09

House.

134:10

>> Yeah, but dude, recently she looked

134:11

really hot.

134:12

>> Also, she's gorgeous.

134:14

>> Gorgeous.

134:15

>> No, I don't think it's the wall, dude.

134:16

>> Her real name is Cockburn. That's funny.

134:18

>> Okay, but does anybody know if she's

134:20

taken that stuff?

134:21

>> No, I don't think so.

134:22

>> That's not even Obzimpic. That's the

134:24

eyes. That's a different thing. Look at

134:26

the giant eyeballs.

134:28

>> We She might feel bad doing this.

134:30

>> I don't want to the lady epic.

134:34

>> It's still

134:36

I think it's a little bit of it is just

134:37

like just women have this thing where

134:40

they think they're supposed to be

134:41

skinny.

134:42

>> Yeah.

134:42

>> Oh, 42.

134:43

>> Well, they are.

134:44

>> Yeah, but dude, 42. Look at look at

134:46

[ __ ] what's her name? Jennifer Lopez.

134:49

>> Yeah. Yeah. Look at Outliers.

134:50

>> She's hot as [ __ ] That's a Puerto

134:52

Rican. Yeah. Look at LeBron, but

134:53

everybody else it goes out at 38.

134:56

>> Could you hand me one of those bruskies?

134:58

>> Absolutely, buddy. What are you

134:59

[laughter] looking for?

135:00

>> A bottle.

135:01

>> Hey, bottle rust.

135:02

>> This is sad that so many of these women

135:04

think that they have to be way.

135:09

I think it's just a bad picture. Bad

135:10

night or night.

135:13

>> I thought that was a great picture.

135:14

>> She's still beautiful. And she doesn't

135:16

even look remotely overweight.

135:17

>> Dude, Seth Rogan looks like a troll next

135:19

to her.

135:19

>> That's from two weeks ago. [snorts]

135:21

>> Two weeks. What?

135:22

>> Oh, no. That's just

135:23

>> fine. That was what

135:24

>> she might have been bad video.

135:26

>> Let's leave her alone. Leave her alone.

135:28

Leave her alone lady. Yeah, I was wrong.

135:30

You didn't hit the wall at all. A lot of

135:32

[ __ ]

135:32

>> You know what I like is uh the big fat

135:33

guys that need the ompic.

135:35

>> Need it.

135:36

>> Yeah.

135:36

>> Yeah.

135:36

>> I like that,

135:37

>> my friend. He's on the fat pill.

135:39

>> Some of them defeat it.

135:40

>> Yeah, I know a guy. We know a guy fully.

135:42

I didn't want to say plowed right

135:44

through.

135:45

>> How [laughter] did he do that? He just

135:46

keeps eating.

135:47

>> He has habits, dude. When we were doing

135:49

the 999,

135:50

>> he he three hot dogs in. We had nine hot

135:54

dogs, nine beers, and nine innings. And

135:55

by the way, pitch clock, so it's way

135:57

harder than when it was invented.

135:58

>> Although we did get there early. We got

135:59

there. Okconor had seven hot dogs before

136:02

the national anthem.

136:03

>> Conor Conor [laughter]

136:04

Okconor like what's your strategy? I'm

136:07

going to just chug these hot dogs. Chug

136:09

hot dogs. Passed out till the sixth.

136:11

[laughter]

136:11

Woke up. You didn't wake him up in the

136:13

night to be like, dude, you're too late.

136:14

You got to get it.

136:15

>> He got it. He was like, [laughter]

136:18

>> I'm a champion.

136:19

>> It's the bread. The salt gets you.

136:21

>> It's disgusting.

136:22

>> Yeah, but H Foley, three hot dogs in,

136:24

you look over, he's eating a cheese

136:26

steak.

136:27

>> He's getting other grare

136:34

[ __ ] how full I am. If you put a

136:37

cheese steak in front of me, I'm eating

136:39

that [ __ ]

136:39

>> It's like

136:40

>> There's a new place in Austin. There's a

136:42

food truck that Tony turned me on to

136:44

that has cheese steaks. Air just had

136:47

one. What is that place, Jamie? Do you

136:49

know the place?

136:50

>> Do you know what it is, Jamie?

136:51

>> Don't say it. We'll never get in again.

136:53

>> What's that?

136:53

>> No, not at all.

136:55

>> I think I think I saw it on uh on

136:57

Seamless. I almost got it all day. So

136:59

legit.

136:59

>> Is it on Sixth Street? Cuz the food

137:01

sucks over there.

137:01

>> This food sucks on Six. You got to go.

137:04

>> Yeah, it's a weird spot because it used

137:06

to be the Dirty Six. It was all just

137:07

like drunk people food. It didn't have

137:10

to be good.

137:10

>> Still, it's getting worse, dude.

137:12

>> But

137:12

>> you got Black Rabbit. That's it. But

137:14

there's a fog to chow a block away.

137:16

>> I think it might be R&B.

137:17

>> There's a Fogo de Chow block away from

137:18

the club.

137:19

>> Where?

137:20

>> It's It's down the street.

137:22

>> It's R&B.

137:23

>> It's on like second or third. I've never

137:25

seen Fogo. It's on Congress. So, it's

137:28

two blocks away.

137:29

>> Yeah. But it's not 36. It's way off.

137:31

>> Right. Right. But but it's it's not far.

137:34

I get what you're saying. It's still

137:35

downtown.

137:35

>> These are the guys. These are the guys.

137:37

>> I'm going there tonight. So, uh what is

137:39

it? What's the name of it?

137:40

>> R&B. R&B.

137:41

>> R&B Steak and Fries. Bro, I'm telling

137:44

you, their [ __ ] cheese steaks are so

137:46

legit. These guys brought them to the

137:49

the club and I was like and Tonyy's

137:52

like, "Dude, you got to try this." I was

137:53

like, "I'm not I'm not really hungry,

137:54

but let me I start one bite and I

137:57

scarfed it. I scarfed it."

137:59

>> Oh, they got the [ __ ] sauteed onions.

138:00

>> Oh, it's so good, dude. It's so good.

138:03

These guys are so And they're cool,

138:05

dudes.

138:06

>> Very, very, very legit.

138:07

>> Wait, go back up. I want to see his

138:08

nickname.

138:09

>> Boo.

138:09

>> Boo. [laughter]

138:11

>> Black guys rule.

138:13

Boo Bradley.

138:16

>> Man, it's almost time for Jeremiah Love

138:17

highlights.

138:19

>> Easy.

138:19

>> It's almost time, dude.

138:21

>> Jeremiah Love.

138:22

>> Oh, yeah.

138:22

>> Who that is?

138:23

>> I love that you're asking who that is.

138:25

>> What are we talking about here?

138:26

>> Is that politics?

138:28

>> No.

138:28

>> No. Football running back.

138:30

>> Jeremiah Love sounds like a football

138:32

player.

138:32

>> Yeah, it does.

138:33

>> He certainly is.

138:33

>> Yeah.

138:34

>> If he was a fighter, he'd probably quit

138:35

in the third round.

138:36

>> I don't know if a guy with that name

138:38

>> if he had autism or I think he does.

138:41

He's got at least OCD, but they they did

138:43

a nice docu like a before the game they

138:45

always like college game day always runs

138:47

like a a heartwarming story, but he had

138:50

like autism as a kid and they were like

138:52

we don't know what to do. And then we

138:53

got him in football and he was just a

138:55

[ __ ] animal. [laughter]

138:56

>> Oh wow.

138:56

>> He's just

139:00

so fast.

139:00

>> Wow. Look at him go.

139:01

>> Wow.

139:02

>> Look at looking at his own sideline.

139:04

>> Dude, autism is a superpower.

139:06

>> Well, you just got to channel it.

139:08

>> Tell me about it. You're going to like

139:09

this one. Norman talk speak on it.

139:12

>> Find a piano or comedy. I can speak

139:14

about Neanderl jeans. You can speak

139:16

about autism.

139:17

>> These guys are tackling wrong.

139:18

>> Look at him go, dude. Wow.

139:20

>> Trying to catch a guy.

139:21

>> You see him jumping over people.

139:23

>> These guys are tackling wrong. He's like

139:25

the correspondent shooter. Hey Jamie,

139:26

who is that guy that they just signed

139:28

from Africa? He's a 21-year-old guy

139:30

who's never played football before.

139:32

>> Philly did.

139:33

>> Yeah, he's with the Eagles. Football

139:35

[laughter] Football does that where

139:36

you're like, "As long as you got As long

139:38

as you got the skills, we got you."

139:40

>> That was a nice rolling for a second.

139:42

Look at that.

139:42

>> What a wiggle.

139:43

>> Oh my goodness.

139:44

>> All they got to do to tackle him is look

139:46

him directly in the eyes.

139:47

>> No.

139:47

>> Why?

139:48

>> Cuz autism hates that [ __ ] Don't you

139:50

ever shut the [ __ ] up. You look an

139:52

autistic guy in the eyes, please.

139:54

>> They don't look at you back though. It's

139:55

not going to work if he doesn't look at

139:56

you back.

139:57

>> He's just dodging. Do

139:58

>> you hate hugs? [laughter]

139:59

>> He's dodging a hug.

140:00

>> Hate a hug,

140:01

>> bro. HE GET AWAY FROM [screaming] GET

140:05

HIM. Get him. Get him. Take him down.

140:10

>> Right in the lips. He got tongue there

140:11

for the listeners.

140:12

>> Assault, brother. [laughter]

140:15

>> You should sue Joe.

140:18

>> His whole body was vibrating when I was

140:20

hugging him.

140:21

>> Good [laughter] lord. I mean,

140:22

>> that's how sick is touching,

140:25

>> bro. I love a great show. Show Joe him

140:28

jumping over some people.

140:29

>> Hey, what are you boys doing next

140:30

weekend?

140:31

>> Oh, I think I got a gig. What do you got

140:33

to next week is a roast?

140:35

>> Next Saturday. Next Saturday.

140:36

>> Oh yeah. At Netflix TD Garden

140:39

>> in Boston. Damn.

140:40

>> What are you doing?

140:41

>> UFC. The UFC in New Jersey.

140:44

>> Sean Strickland. Hamza Chamayv.

140:48

>> Bro, they they're not even going to have

140:49

a face off.

140:50

>> They're worried about putting them close

140:51

to each other cuz Shawn has talked so

140:54

much [ __ ]

140:55

>> He's a wild dude.

140:56

>> He's a wild dude. And that [ __ ] talking

140:58

that he does, it's emotional warfare cuz

141:02

like you'll think about the [ __ ] He

141:03

calls him a goat [ __ ] He's like he he

141:06

won't stop talking [ __ ]

141:08

>> No filter.

141:09

>> Sean Strickland said that he said if

141:11

those three goat [ __ ] he comes up to me

141:14

with three of his goats goats.

141:17

>> He said he Sean was like I'll shoot

141:18

them. I'll pull out my gun. I'll shoot

141:20

all three of them. And he's going like

141:21

this. Boom boom boom. Jesus.

141:22

>> He's talking so much [ __ ] But that it's

141:26

emotional warfare. It's like what Connor

141:28

used to do. What Connor did with Jose

141:30

Aldo. He had him so [ __ ] up before

141:33

that fight and he was just like so emo

141:35

because Aldo was a legend. Nobody talked

141:38

[ __ ] about him. Everybody was terrified

141:40

of him. And Connor was just constantly

141:42

talking [ __ ] about him. Stole his belt

141:45

at a press conference and like was

141:47

holding [laughter] it up. And by the

141:48

time the fight happened, Aldo was just

141:50

so worked up and Connor was just like

141:52

super relaxed and smiling. That's how

141:55

Roberto Duran beat Robinson because he

141:57

called his wife a horror.

141:58

>> Who's Robinson?

141:59

>> Sugar. Noonard. No, Leonard. Leonard.

142:02

Sorry, wrong. Dare you. It was he talked

142:05

Sugar Ray into fighting his kind of

142:07

fight. He literally like Do you think

142:10

Strickland can do that?

142:11

>> No.

142:11

>> Strickland is a

142:12

>> He's good, but he's not.

142:15

Strickland is one of the best fighters

142:17

on planet Earth. Make no mistake about

142:19

it. So is Hamza. But Strickland is also

142:22

a legitimate world champion. He's a guy

142:24

who's accustomed to five rounders. He's

142:26

got phenomenal cardio. He's one of the

142:28

hardest guys to hit in the sport.

142:29

>> But can he

142:31

>> 100% he has underrated grappling? Listen

142:36

to me as an expert. He's allegedly he's

142:38

one of the best take down. He's got some

142:40

of the best takedown defense in the

142:42

game. Underrated grappling. Strickland

142:44

has a legit chance.

142:45

>> Can I Can I just say this as someone

142:46

who's heard you talk about this kind of

142:49

stuff for many, many years. You give it

142:51

up more for the person you think is not

142:54

gonna win.

142:55

>> Oh, interesting.

142:56

>> Because you didn't say about Hamza in

142:58

this. You just said

142:59

>> No, no. I will tell you a lot about it's

143:01

obvious. So, you go, but don't count out

143:04

the underdog.

143:05

>> No, I'll say that eventually if you give

143:06

me a chance, you [ __ ] blabber out.

143:08

>> You stopped talking. [laughter]

143:09

>> Jesus, you stopped. You already made

143:12

your point. No, Tom's 100% can win. He

143:15

looked he dominated Drekus Dupacy like

143:17

he didn't even belong in there with him

143:19

and Drius was the world champion and

143:21

Drius had beaten Stron Sean Strickland

143:23

but the last time he beat Strickland in

143:25

the second fight Strickland they made

143:27

him fight he had a shoulder injury like

143:29

Strickland's a wild boy and he crashed

143:31

his dirt bike and [ __ ] his shoulder up

143:34

they oh he's an Strickland's an animal

143:36

and they allowed him I mean they forced

143:39

him I should say to fight

143:41

>> plus 340 damn

143:43

>> listen man I'm telling

143:44

He can win. Not only did he beat Adagna,

143:47

but the guy does not get tired.

143:49

Strickland has some of the best [ __ ]

143:50

cardio in the sport. He's one of the

143:52

hardest guys to hit. He's very clever

143:54

with his boxing. He's got one of the

143:56

best jabs in the sport. Strickland can

143:58

win this fight.

143:59

>> It's not saying he's going to win.

144:01

Hamzad is the best grappler at 185,

144:04

period.

144:04

>> If he gets him on the ground

144:05

>> and Hamzot can [ __ ] strike, too. It's

144:08

not just a grappler. He's an animal.

144:09

>> Well, I mean, that's what I mean with

144:10

the [ __ ] talk. He's maybe he's trying to

144:12

talk him into standing,

144:13

>> right? Or talk him into a war or talk

144:16

him into hitting the gas. Full clip

144:18

trying to take Aljine Sterling Aljine

144:21

Sterling did a video about this and

144:22

Aljine said, "Here's the thing. If

144:24

Hamzot tries to just run him over, tries

144:28

to just take him down, run him over,

144:29

submit him, and can't do it, then that's

144:32

a problem because then he gasses himself

144:34

out in the first round. This is a five

144:36

round fight. Strickland is notoriously

144:38

durable, notoriously in incredible

144:41

shape, and he's calm. He knows how to

144:44

fight in wars. Like he's he's like

144:46

accustomed to that, you know? He had a

144:49

very abusive childhood. He doesn't like

144:51

bullies. Like Strickland's he's a tough

144:53

nut, dude. Oh, yeah. In my mind, this is

144:56

like I would give Hans on fire me up.

144:58

>> Yeah, dude. This is a great fight, dude.

145:00

>> Have you heard his trans rant? This is

145:02

one Strickland is the best at [ __ ]

145:06

just talking wild [ __ ] at press

145:07

conferences.

145:08

>> He's a wild fellow. He was on the

145:11

podcast, too. He's fun, man. He's fun.

145:13

>> He gets so angry and worked up about

145:15

[ __ ] but he's [ __ ] fun.

145:16

>> You know what's fun?

145:17

>> Like now back. Fun whites.

145:20

>> Fun whites are coming back. Oh, he's one

145:22

of the funnest whites ever.

145:23

>> I I blame Ched Hanks. He brought it. He

145:25

broke it open.

145:26

>> Chad Hanks.

145:26

>> Yeah. White boy summer. The whites.

145:30

>> He's got a new accent. He broke that

145:31

accent. What's his new one?

145:32

>> I don't know. He dropped his old one. He

145:33

was like, "I'm done with that fakeness.

145:34

I got a new fakess."

145:35

>> Can you imagine it was Tom Hanks as your

145:37

dad?

145:37

>> That's wild.

145:38

>> You got that shadow.

145:40

>> Colin and Chad, they couldn't be more

145:41

opposite.

145:43

>> Collins's other son. You've seen he's in

145:44

a ton of movies.

145:45

>> Less of a phony.

145:46

>> Well, he's more straight laced.

145:48

>> Yeah.

145:49

>> Uh, Shia Labou, he's getting drunk,

145:52

going to jail, coming back out. Is Shia

145:54

Le famous?

145:55

>> No, I'm just saying looks just like Tom.

145:59

>> He's in a ton of movies.

146:01

>> God, he looks just like Tom. That's

146:02

crazy. He could be Forest Gump, too.

146:04

>> Good actor.

146:05

>> He looks more Forest Gumpy than Forest

146:06

Gump.

146:07

>> He looks more Philadelphia.

146:08

>> What is this? What? Chad is singing. Oh,

146:11

he's singing now.

146:11

>> He's doing country music.

146:12

>> Oh boy.

146:13

>> Oh god. He can't.

146:14

>> I thought he was a rapper.

146:15

>> He was, but country's big now.

146:17

>> He's just swinging at every goes

146:19

wherever is popular. [snorts]

146:20

>> Renaissance.

146:21

He doesn't suck. That guy sucks. Kind of

146:23

jacked by

146:26

Ted Higs Jamaican accents.

146:27

>> Could you imagine what it's like having

146:30

Tom Hanks as a dad and trying to find

146:31

your own identity?

146:32

>> I'm sure it's tough if your father was a

146:34

molester, but it doesn't she's

146:35

molestation. [screaming]

146:38

>> Come on. You're talking about [ __ ]

146:40

>> J time stamp. How [laughter] dare you

146:44

>> talking about Woody here.

146:48

>> Jesus,

146:50

>> he was [laughter] he was good. He was

146:52

good in Atlanta and that's about it.

146:54

>> Atlanta. Atlanta. Philadelphia.

146:56

>> Did an episode of Atlanta. He was good.

146:58

>> Oh, which which one? Oh,

147:00

>> Chad.

147:01

>> Chad rules. He was also great in uh

147:03

Curb.

147:04

>> Yes.

147:04

>> Played the soldier.

147:05

>> That's right.

147:06

>> I didn't see that one.

147:07

>> You want to talk great athletes? What

147:08

about the uh ampute cornhole guy?

147:12

>> What?

147:12

>> What? Where'd that come from?

147:14

>> You haven't seen this guy.

147:15

>> What kind of a [ __ ] transition was

147:17

that?

147:18

>> I know it. We're talking about athletes.

147:20

The guy got in trouble for shooting

147:22

someone.

147:22

>> He's got no arms, no legs

147:25

on the window with his legs.

147:26

>> He shot a guy.

147:27

>> Did he really shoot somebody

147:28

>> with a nub?

147:29

>> 100% he shot him.

147:31

>> What's cornhole? I thought he's playing

147:32

cornhole.

147:32

>> What does he have to do? Does he have to

147:33

attach like a stick to the nub so he

147:35

could pull the trigger?

147:35

>> He's got a little tiny thumb right on

147:38

the stump

147:39

>> and he could trigger

147:40

>> and he pulled a trigger and killed a

147:41

guy.

147:41

>> Whoa.

147:42

>> Yeah.

147:42

>> Why did he kill the guy?

147:43

>> I think he [ __ ] his stump. I don't

147:45

know what happened. Actually, [laughter]

147:46

I remember reading the story.

147:47

>> Son of a [ __ ]

147:48

>> He was driving the car, too. There was

147:49

three other GUYS IN THE CAR AND he's the

147:51

one driving it.

147:52

>> What an alpha.

147:53

>> Drove the car.

147:54

>> Wow.

147:54

>> This guy's a badass.

147:55

>> Was it down a straight road?

147:56

>> And he was a professional cornhole

147:58

player.

147:58

>> He was number one cornhole.

147:59

>> No. Was he a bag?

148:01

>> Here's a video of him [laughter] again.

148:02

There's a video of him CLIMBING A

148:03

LADDER.

148:04

>> CLIMBING A LADDER.

148:05

>> YEAH, I'LL show you that after this.

148:06

>> He's getting passed around in prison

148:08

like a cornhole bag.

148:09

>> Juan on suspicion of shooting and

148:10

killing a pastor in his car during an

148:12

argument.

148:13

>> Look at this badass.

148:14

>> Oh, he can shoot guns. Shoot. Well,

148:16

>> you got to hand it to him.

148:17

>> Well,

148:18

>> okay. [snorts] Maybe if you

148:20

>> leg to stand on there, Mark.

148:21

>> Less [laughter] limbs, less movement.

148:23

>> Less less limbs. It's not this endless.

148:26

>> It's more stable.

148:27

>> I went out on a limb.

148:28

>> Oh, you son of a [ __ ]

148:30

>> There's his cornhole strategy.

148:31

>> He's unbelievable.

148:32

>> He's really good.

148:33

>> Look at this. HE'S JUST SINKING THEM.

148:35

>> CRAZY.

148:36

>> BAGS.

148:38

>> And now he's in jail. Poor guy. He could

148:40

have been a hero of our generation.

148:42

>> Um, so did he

148:44

>> kill the guy for a reason? Sure.

148:48

>> Lost his limbs, bacterial infection at

148:50

10 years old, demonstrating shooting.

148:52

So, what is the story?

148:54

>> Accused of shooting a guy during a

148:56

driving argument.

148:58

>> He he wanted the two guys in the car to

148:59

help him get rid of the body. They

149:01

refused. And then he dropped them

149:03

[laughter] out of the car. Went and

149:04

dropped the body somewhere. Someone

149:06

found the body and then they came after.

149:08

>> [ __ ] That'd be tough to dig a hole.

149:09

>> Bro, the way I think he died

149:11

astonishing.

149:13

>> Ari leaves like a ghost in the night.

149:15

>> Well, he's old. They got a piss every 10

149:16

minutes.

149:17

>> More than him.

149:18

>> He drinks prune juice. [laughter]

149:20

>> Goes right through you.

149:23

>> So, uh, so is an argument. He just shot

149:26

the guy. It would, you think it would

149:28

take so long for him to pull out the

149:29

gun, you would just smack it out of his

149:31

stub.

149:32

>> You'd think, but I think when that guy

149:33

comes up to you, you're like, what are

149:34

you going to do? You're not scared. So,

149:36

the guy's got all the time in the world.

149:37

>> I see a gun. I'd be so scared if I saw

149:39

that guy.

149:39

>> Climb a hunting blind with a rifle on

149:41

his back.

149:41

>> Look at this psycho.

149:43

>> Oh, wow. God, he's like a slug. Very

149:45

capable.

149:47

>> Toe jam. Tow jam and Earl. Toe jam and

149:49

[laughter] Earl.

149:50

>> What a pull.

149:52

>> Wow. I mean, you got to hand the guy for

149:53

just being independent.

149:55

>> Yeah. I mean, we're being mean to him. I

149:56

want to make sure he's a murderer before

149:57

I make fun of him for being

149:58

>> Maybe the guy in the back seat was a

150:00

real disabled.

150:00

>> He's definitely a murderer.

150:02

>> He's in jail.

150:03

>> I wonder he's in jail right now.

150:05

>> You better believe it.

150:06

>> Huh? Found a nearby yard.

150:09

>> That's who you want as your bunk mate.

150:10

He's not ready.

150:11

>> Dead at the scene. He was tracked to

150:12

Virginia hospital and arrested set to be

150:14

he was in a hospital. Why was he in a

150:16

hospital?

150:16

>> Maryland.

150:18

>> Well, did they get in a fight?

150:20

>> Yeah. Witnesses said they got

150:21

>> so rarely in the news.

150:22

>> So the guy punched him and he had to go

150:24

to the hospital.

150:25

>> So he was he was tracked to a hospital.

150:26

So the guy who he shot was the guy

150:29

punching him.

150:30

>> Sounds about right. You know what I'm

150:32

saying?

150:32

>> If you're punching a guy with no arms

150:34

and no legs, he's got to do something to

150:35

fight back.

150:37

>> Shoot you.

150:37

>> But that's what's weird. It's like it

150:39

says that

150:40

>> he looks so happy. But it say if it says

150:41

he went to a hospital, like why did he

150:43

have to go to a hospital? [laughter]

150:45

>> Mad ride.

150:46

>> Mad rifle.

150:47

>> Mad rifle.

150:47

>> That's what they say.

150:49

>> Riding high in April.

150:51

>> Yeah. It says officer tracked him in the

150:52

hospital. That's all it says.

150:53

>> Yeah, but why was he in the hospital?

150:55

So, did they get in a fist fight and he

150:56

pulled the gun

150:58

beating his ass?

150:59

>> [ __ ] Let's get him to a hospital.

151:01

>> Probably fine. They were like, "Holy

151:03

[ __ ] take him to an ER."

151:04

>> But it's a weird situation. If he was at

151:06

a hospital, like, why was he at a

151:08

hospital?

151:08

>> Yeah.

151:10

We don't know the whole story.

151:11

>> I don't know.

151:12

>> Anyway, he can the part I read.

151:14

>> He plays a mean cornhole. Ask

151:16

>> them to pull the car out of the or pull

151:18

the body out of the car. They said no.

151:20

They got out of the car instead and he

151:22

drove off with the body still in the

151:23

car.

151:24

>> Oh boy.

151:24

>> How's he going to get him out of the

151:25

car? He's got no arms. Damn. Is that

151:27

Bieber in the middle?

151:28

>> It's Bieber.

151:28

>> Oh, I thought it was the same crime. I

151:30

was like, wait.

151:31

>> Celebrity. What did Bieber get arrested

151:32

for?

151:33

>> By the way, go back up. Look how dashing

151:34

Bieber is in his mug shot.

151:36

>> Did Bieber get arrested for looking

151:37

cute? Perfectly straight teeth.

151:39

>> Lowan's not bad either.

151:41

>> Lowan's not bad there.

151:43

>> Rules, dude.

151:43

>> Lowan's hot again.

151:44

>> I co-starred in a movie.

151:45

>> She's back.

151:46

>> Oh, good. Low.

151:47

>> You co-starred in a movie with Lohan.

151:48

>> Yeah. Worst movie of all time.

151:50

>> Who was that?

151:51

>> Inappropriate comedy star directed by

151:53

the Shamwell guy.

151:55

>> Low. You're in that

151:57

>> Lohan. We had an Academy Award winner.

151:59

ADRIEN BRODY.

152:00

>> WHAT?

152:01

>> WHAT?

152:02

>> Adrien Brody. The pianist.

152:04

>> Uh, who's the chick who got drunk

152:05

driving? Who was in the Avatar? Boom.

152:07

That one at the end. Rodriguez.

152:09

>> What?

152:09

>> Oh, I don't know. She got a DUI.

152:11

>> Rob Schneider's in that.

152:12

>> Oh, but everybody.

152:13

>> Who's the middle lady with the

152:15

>> Is that really the worst movie ever?

152:17

>> It's on It was on Rotten Tomatoes as the

152:19

worst movie of all time. And for a while

152:20

it had zero.

152:22

>> How did Adrian Brody get roped into

152:24

that?

152:24

>> How? Yeah. What happened to him? Did he

152:26

get roped into that?

152:27

>> He was on a downturn of his career. He

152:29

came back. He was on a down swing.

152:31

>> You know what's crazy about Brody? He's

152:32

banging Harvey.

152:33

>> Wait, am I in there? Oh, you know who

152:34

else in there? Oh. Oh. Oh, oh, oh. Uh,

152:37

uh, Theo Vaughn, mountain climber. All

152:39

right. Wow.

152:40

>> Ari Shafir. There we go. The amazing

152:43

racist

152:43

>> with some writing. Uh, Christina Paziski

152:46

did some writing on this.

152:47

>> Okay. How about

152:48

>> Dante as the racist assistant.

152:51

>> Rob Schneider is JD.

152:52

>> That's when I was offering black people

152:54

a free trip back to Africa. [laughter]

152:58

>> You really did it, man.

152:59

>> You really went for it back then.

153:01

>> So, when you got the script, did you

153:03

realize it was going to be that bad?

153:04

There was no script. Vince came to me

153:06

was like, "Hey, those amazing races you

153:08

did, can we make more of those?" And I'm

153:09

like, "I don't own them." And he goes,

153:11

"Can we make new ones?" And I was like,

153:12

"Yeah, if you want to."

153:13

>> Hey, it earned 172K

153:17

[laughter]

153:18

>> for a $725. It's over.

153:24

>> All these like pictures of one person in

153:26

the theater.

153:27

>> I like how it says inappropriate, but

153:29

for some reason AP was about apps.

153:32

>> Dude, it was all about apps. There's a

153:34

whole backstory line. None of it made

153:36

any sense.

153:36

>> Like dating apps.

153:37

>> Yeah.

153:38

>> But wait, what year was this?

153:39

>> Oh, okay.

153:40

>> It's a good question.

153:41

>> 2013. I remember I saw this by myself.

153:44

>> 2013.

153:44

>> It was getting a match. It was a

153:46

>> big 625. [laughter]

153:48

>> Dude, this movie was so fun.

153:50

>> I've never heard of this in my life.

153:51

>> We went to the border and I was doing a

153:52

setup scene and some people were [ __ ]

153:54

running and crossing.

153:56

>> But it's so crazy. Like Adrien Broer is

153:58

a [ __ ] legit actor.

153:59

>> He was he was down and then back up.

154:02

They gave him who gets why did he go

154:04

down

154:05

>> do a movie with you

154:06

>> well he was in a separate scene he was

154:08

in dirt flirty Harry

154:10

>> Flirty Harry

154:12

>> flirty Harry so but why

154:14

>> what the [ __ ] is going on

154:17

guys

154:17

>> he went to jail

154:19

>> Theo

154:20

>> oh my god look at [laughter]

154:23

>> Wow.

154:24

>> Oh my god. Bro, we should have a

154:25

screening of this on the next Protect

154:27

Our Parks.

154:28

>> I would love to see this.

154:29

>> Let's Let's watch it and talk. Bro, this

154:31

looks so bad.

154:34

>> It's so bad.

154:35

>> Who's the girl? The girl with the the

154:36

brunette right there.

154:37

>> Rodriguez.

154:38

>> Oh, the girl from Aliens.

154:40

>> Isn't she in Aliens, too?

154:42

>> I don't Maybe.

154:43

>> See if she's in Aliens.

154:44

>> She's Vin Diesel's lady.

154:46

>> That's crazy. They got her in this.

154:48

>> Yeah. Kids in cages

154:49

>> getting arrested.

154:50

>> How does this How does this Shamwow guy

154:52

talk everybody into this?

154:55

>> Money, bro. GS gave me advice. He was

154:57

like, "Hey, do you want me to do this

154:58

thing?" I think he goes Ari every once

154:59

in a while. So people in H [laughter]

155:02

>> Oh, there he is.

155:03

>> Shane, you can't laugh at this.

155:04

>> Young Ari,

155:06

>> should I send this one out? Uh,

155:09

>> I will say, [laughter]

155:10

so like you guys were making dog [ __ ]

155:12

like this.

155:12

>> Yeah.

155:13

>> And then I was like, cuz I wasn't really

155:15

around for that.

155:16

>> Yeah.

155:16

>> And then it's like, man, I can't believe

155:18

cancel culture exists. It's like, oh,

155:20

now I get it.

155:21

>> Yeah.

155:22

>> Like, put an end to this horseshit.

155:24

[laughter]

155:25

>> That's so bad.

155:26

>> 2000. with the lit

155:31

inspire everybody. [laughter]

155:33

>> 2013.

155:35

>> Yeah.

155:36

>> Wow.

155:36

>> Those Amazing Races videos were probably

155:37

like 2005, six, seven.

155:39

>> Yeah. Five, I think. Cuz it was before I

155:42

think those videos were before the whole

155:44

Mensia thing at the store.

155:46

>> That's right. Because he was like, "Why

155:48

do Who are you to say anything about

155:49

racial jokes?" Somebody like, "Amazing

155:51

racist."

155:51

>> Yeah. [laughter]

155:53

>> Before that. Yeah.

155:55

>> Wow. Oh, that's crazy. They got Adrien

155:57

Brody because

156:00

>> he's probably paid money to try to get

156:01

that released like deleted.

156:03

>> I've never heard of it.

156:04

>> No one even knows about it.

156:05

>> They do now.

156:06

>> They do now. That's right. You have a

156:07

million platform.

156:08

>> People are currently listening.

156:10

>> Yeah. You guys [laughter] are actually

156:11

going to make a [ __ ] ton of money on

156:13

that movie.

156:15

>> Oh yeah. Tony

156:19

got caught biting that hook. No, the

156:20

hooker was biting his tongue and he had

156:22

to like get off my [ __ ] tongue and he

156:23

was like

156:24

>> like I he did something like

156:26

arrested.

156:27

>> That's not so bad.

156:28

>> What was he doing with his tongue? She

156:29

bit it.

156:30

>> He was

156:30

>> Why would you have your tongue involved

156:32

in a hooker at all?

156:33

>> What's happening?

156:34

>> Yeah, you don't kiss a hooker.

156:35

>> What do you do if you're drunk?

156:36

>> Passionately.

156:36

>> Yeah.

156:37

>> Let's go.

156:37

>> You pay for just kisses.

156:39

>> Let's go. I wish you were my girlfriend.

156:41

>> We knew a guy We knew a guy at the

156:43

comedy store who would pay extra. I'm

156:45

not going to say who, but but uh who

156:46

would pay extra to [ __ ] to go down on

156:50

hookers um

156:52

>> without uh Really? Yes. to go down.

156:55

>> You don't know him.

156:57

>> Wow.

156:57

>> He would pay for that

157:01

[ __ ] dumb man.

157:02

>> He's the funniest.

157:03

>> He would be open about it. He's like,

157:05

"Nah, they won't let you."

157:06

>> Wow. Guy is running for Congress.

157:08

>> I'll vote for it.

157:09

>> Make America grow some balls again.

157:11

>> Like here, it's like Cedar Park.

157:13

>> What?

157:14

>> Yeah.

157:14

>> What is his first nine bills in

157:16

Congress?

157:17

>> With a headset.

157:18

>> No tax on social security. That's

157:20

reasonable.

157:20

>> Great.

157:21

>> Parental class view.

157:22

>> Don't know what that What does that

157:23

mean? Ring cameras to protect our homes.

157:26

We do not Oh, in classes.

157:27

>> Woke buster.

157:28

>> Oh, ring cameras in classes. That's not

157:30

a bad idea. NX on X. Pornography on Oh,

157:34

boo.

157:35

>> It sounds like this guy wants to jerk

157:37

off the kids [laughter]

157:38

>> and he's pretending to be a congressman

157:40

to go, we should set up cameras in

157:41

schools.

157:42

>> Healthy screen act.

157:43

>> I like number five.

157:44

>> Cowboy code.

157:45

>> Has to be a human at customer service.

157:47

>> I like [laughter] that. That's annoying

157:49

like agent. AGENT. YEAH, that'll ruin

157:53

India.

157:54

>> Oh, interesting. Children need to pray.

157:56

Oh, come on.

157:57

>> Lot of kids stuff coming out of this

157:58

guy.

157:59

>> Yeah. Does he have children?

158:01

>> Cowboy codes for kids.

158:02

>> We'll find out if he actually has

158:03

children.

158:05

>> Let's find out the Shamwell guy.

158:06

>> We got here.

158:09

>> He sent me a Shamwell jacket.

158:12

>> Did you wear out of Shamwell?

158:14

[clears throat]

158:15

He is a charming fellow.

158:17

>> He must be great when it rains out and

158:18

that thing weighs 80 lbs. [laughter]

158:21

wear that for the roast.

158:22

>> I go, great. Now I weigh 375 lbs.

158:25

[laughter]

158:26

>> Wait, find out if that guy has a family.

158:28

>> His story is actually kind of odd that

158:30

he's concentrating so much.

158:31

>> He would just sell [ __ ] in Atlantic City

158:32

like on the streets. Boardwalk and he

158:34

was just great at it. And he goes, I'll

158:36

take out like Byron Allen like late

158:37

night spots and just sell to more

158:39

people.

158:40

>> He must have made so much money. Great

158:42

money. Shamwow was nice. I'll tell you,

158:43

I got a good Shamwow story. One time I

158:46

was staying at my buddy's house and uh I

158:48

stood up in the middle of the night. I

158:50

was He gave me his bed, so I was in

158:52

that, but his roommate was in the other

158:53

bed. It was in college, and I just stood

158:56

up and pissed on the other guy's bed

158:58

while he was in it.

158:59

>> Oh, damn.

159:00

>> And then in the morning, I got a

159:02

shamwow. [laughter]

159:03

>> Soaked it all up.

159:04

>> He just pressed it against this guy.

159:06

>> Is that what it does? It soaks.

159:07

>> Yeah. Soaks really well.

159:09

>> It's a shammy cloth. A shammy cloth is a

159:11

thing they used to wash cars with

159:12

forever.

159:13

>> He said he said he went to seven

159:14

companies in Korea. He goes, "Send me

159:16

each one." He goes, "This one's the best

159:18

one." or I put my name on that and run

159:19

them out.

159:20

>> So, is it like a synthetic version of a

159:22

shammy cloth? Cuz a shammy cloth is like

159:24

an animal skin cloth that you use to

159:26

clean cars with.

159:27

>> No, I do.

159:28

>> Yeah. Shammy cloth is like you wash the

159:29

car and then the car has all this water

159:31

on it. You use the shammy cloth first

159:33

and then you polish it with like

159:35

microfiber cloths.

159:36

>> That's what it is actually. Uh yeah,

159:38

it's very absorbent. So, I use I like

159:41

the shammy thing. Yeah,

159:43

>> you bring them up. Reminds me of Yeah,

159:45

>> I used to do that. I used to work at a

159:47

car wash for the studio.

159:48

>> I used to work in an auto auction in a

159:50

dealership in a garage.

159:51

>> Oh, there you go. I used to do it all

159:52

the time.

159:52

>> Which is why tires is so good.

159:54

[laughter]

159:54

>> Insider knowledge for sure.

159:56

>> You're right. What you know,

159:56

>> bro. You need a muscle car.

159:58

>> You need a muscle car, Shane. I

160:01

>> Hey, Shane, you know this purchase made

160:03

>> doing it wrong.

160:04

>> No, no, no, he's not doing it wrong.

160:05

>> I'm happy with that one. That's the

160:06

one's great. But how about also How

160:08

about also you get like a modern muscle

160:10

car that works really well. Do you know

160:12

Do you know about Revology Mustangs?

160:15

Have you ever seen my 68 Mustang? Yes.

160:17

>> My bullet Mustangs rocks, right? There's

160:20

a company, this company, Revology.

160:21

They're the [ __ ] They make a brand new

160:25

1969.

160:26

>> That's what I wanted.

160:28

>> I wanted I wanted an old You know what I

160:30

wanted?

160:30

>> Look at that. This is Revology. What do

160:32

>> you mean brand new?

160:33

>> So, this is No, it's a The guy Tom

160:36

Scarpello. He worked at Ford. He made

160:39

the Ford GT.

160:40

>> Can you imagine me getting out of that

160:41

in [ __ ] gym shorts?

160:42

>> Me. I do it all the time. You look cool.

160:44

I I would look

160:45

>> You look cool. YOU LOOK LIKE A [ __ ]

160:47

AMERICAN.

160:49

>> YOU DO LOOK AMERICAN. You look American.

160:51

So that's what I have. I have that car.

160:53

I have that car on the left. [laughter]

160:55

>> I have that car on the left.

160:57

>> I have um

160:58

>> What? You have that one? The the blue.

161:00

>> I have the Well, mine is actually green

161:03

like Steve McQueen's.

161:04

>> I have a green one 68. But but point is

161:07

he makes the new one which is even

161:08

cooler looking. The 69. The six. Go to

161:11

models, Jamie. 67 is the one.

161:13

>> Go to models. And this is a half.

161:16

>> No, no, no, no, no, no. The new 69 is

161:18

the [ __ ] That one. The boss. The boss

161:20

429. Click on that.

161:22

>> So, it's just a old body with a new car.

161:24

>> Ex. But it's not an old body. It's a

161:26

brand new.

161:26

>> So, he makes the metal version. Yes.

161:28

It's a factory. It's a full factory, but

161:31

it's completely reliable.

161:33

>> I can't drive that. Jordan ones.

161:36

>> I will force you at gunpoint to drive

161:37

that. You need one of those. You need a

161:40

black one.

161:40

>> No, I need a 97 Land Cruiser.

161:42

>> Oh, that's a 95.

161:44

>> Oh, you do? That's what That's what I

161:46

was

161:46

>> I have a 95 with my car charged Corvette

161:49

engine

161:49

>> and I need a new car. I couldn't wait

161:51

long enough to get one. What you got is

161:52

perfect. What you got is Buick Regal.

161:55

>> You want to tell people what you got?

161:56

>> You need a Leber. Don't tell me what you

161:58

got. But what you got So that's what I

162:02

real car.

162:02

>> I love those.

162:04

>> Jamie, pull up mine. I have a 1995 that

162:07

TLC made me and I had to put a

162:09

supercharged Corvette engine in it and

162:10

then I had Culvin Automotive change the

162:13

supercharger jack it up to 800

162:15

horsepower.

162:17

>> It's got dual exhaust now. Oh, it's a

162:18

total apocalypse car. It's got a gun

162:20

safe in it. It's got everything.

162:22

>> Who's the nerd?

162:23

>> That's my friend Jonathan Ward who

162:24

[ __ ] built the car for me. He's the

162:26

man.

162:27

>> Now Jamie, call the 20 [laughter] Call

162:29

the 2017 Toyota Corolla.

162:30

>> That guy needs a wedge.

162:31

>> But you need you need a 69 boss. That's

162:34

what you need. 69.

162:36

>> Oh, you got the winch.

162:37

>> Yeah. Oh, it's got everything. Well, I

162:39

got this when I was worried that Well, I

162:41

had a family and I was worried that at

162:43

one point in time, LA was going to

162:44

experience an apocalypse and I had to be

162:45

able to drive somewhere where there's no

162:47

roads. So, I got an extra large gas tank

162:49

on that thing.

162:51

>> I have steel bumpers all around, rock

162:53

sliders on the side. I wanted to make it

162:55

so I could just go run over protest.

162:57

>> I can't wait to get away.

162:58

>> I can't wait to die at the gates in

163:00

front of your house when the apocalypse

163:02

happens.

163:02

>> You're not going to die. I can't wait

163:03

for

163:04

>> let

163:06

I'm going to let you in. Come on, dog.

163:08

Please, please, come in. How dare you

163:10

save [laughter] me?

163:12

>> You're parked there like do not get out

163:13

of your car.

163:14

>> By then, we'll be at the ranch. We'll

163:16

have the ranch. We'll have the ranch

163:17

fully operational by now. But between

163:19

then, now and then, you need a [ __ ]

163:21

Mustang. You need a boss, brother.

163:23

>> Is it Mustang the only one they make?

163:25

>> Can we get like an old Porsche? Can I

163:26

get an old

163:27

>> Well, there's plenty of cont.

163:28

>> I'm too big for an old Porsche.

163:29

>> You're too big for a Porsche. Land

163:32

Cruiser is another company called RSR

163:35

Recreations. They make a 911. It you can

163:38

get it with no [ __ ] AC, no nothing.

163:40

It only weighs 2,000 lbs.

163:43

[laughter]

163:45

>> Dancing shoes.

163:46

>> I knew about it on 910.

163:48

>> Dancing Israelis.

163:50

>> Don't Google Dancing Israelis. Whatever

163:53

you do, don't read into that story.

163:55

You'll go, "Hey, what?

163:57

>> Wait a second.

163:59

Apac.

164:00

>> Okay, back. All right, there's there's

164:02

my [ __ ] platform.

164:03

>> Okay, what about Let's get rid of AP

164:04

pack. Let's get rid all those [ __ ]

164:08

lobbies.

164:08

>> Yeah, all lobbies.

164:10

>> The ones that are convenient.

164:11

>> You need a muscle car.

164:13

>> If you don't want to get that, how about

164:14

a new muscle car? How about a Shelby?

164:19

>> A Shelby Super Snake R.

164:21

>> Brother, I'm never driving that,

164:23

brother. I bet you should.

164:25

>> You need one car.

164:26

>> You need No. What? You need one car.

164:28

>> I need one car. I have a pretty small

164:30

house in a tiny garage.

164:31

>> What are you a communist? [laughter]

164:33

>> You need to get a new house. First of

164:35

all, you need to do your [ __ ]

164:38

>> baller now. So, you need a new Look at

164:40

that. That's a Shelby Super Snake. He

164:42

can't drive that.

164:43

>> You know what that would look like? Me

164:44

getting out or bringing I got Look, I'm

164:47

not going to get hard.

164:48

>> 850 [ __ ] horsepower. That's

164:50

>> going to be great to pull into a parking

164:51

lot.

164:52

>> Shut up, Ari.

164:55

>> Shut up. I was telling Ari back when Ari

164:57

started making money. I go, Ari, please

164:59

[laughter] get a nice car. Please just

165:01

get a nice car. How about a Cadillac

165:03

Blackwing?

165:04

>> 2022.

165:04

>> How about one of these? How about a CT5V

165:08

Blackwing? How about that?

165:09

>> Can't have a Caddy.

165:10

>> Come on.

165:11

>> I agree. If I saw someone [ __ ] my

165:14

dad's car,

165:16

that is not your dad's car. That's a

165:18

black. That thing has almost 700. Very

165:22

cord.

165:22

>> Very reliable.

165:23

>> You can solder the [ __ ] hood shut for

165:25

5 years.

165:26

>> Why would you do that, Ari? You have You

165:28

have money, too, Ari. You drive me

165:29

crazy. I was trying to get him to buy a

165:31

BMW M3 in like 2008.

165:33

>> Oo, that'd be nice. I love a BMW.

165:34

>> Why didn't you do it?

165:36

>> Because I had to put all my money to

165:37

this goddamn storytelling show. I put my

165:40

money into that.

165:40

>> Yeah, but you made it back already. You

165:42

made it back.

165:42

>> You spent more money. Yeah, I did make

165:43

the budget back. The end available right

165:45

now.

165:46

>> I've tried for years, maybe decades, to

165:48

try to talk you into buying a nice car.

165:50

Yeah,

165:50

>> he can't. Look at that hat.

165:52

>> It's New York. You can't have a nice car

165:53

anymore.

165:53

>> Yeah, you can't have a nice car.

165:55

>> You got enough money to have a house

165:56

other places.

165:58

>> You should get a house out here.

166:00

>> Get a house out here with a garage and

166:01

keep some nice cars in it so you could

166:03

[ __ ] roll.

166:03

>> Do you have enough money for that?

166:05

>> You spent all your money in.

166:07

>> I'll give you the [ __ ] money. Tell me

166:09

what car you want to buy.

166:10

>> Hold on a second. You buying houses?

166:11

>> Lamborghini.

166:12

>> I'm buying him [laughter] a car, not a

166:13

house.

166:13

>> I'm still waiting to get a watch.

166:15

>> I held out. He said watch. I'm like I'll

166:16

hold out for car.

166:17

>> He gave you a watch. You wear it. You

166:19

wear that piece of [ __ ] It's a Rolex.

166:21

>> I would buy you a watch if you'd wear

166:22

it. If I bought you a watch, will you

166:24

wear it?

166:24

>> Sure.

166:25

>> How many times?

166:26

>> Every day.

166:26

>> I'm thinking the same.

166:27

>> I shower with this.

166:29

>> Right. But if I bought you a real watch,

166:30

would you

166:31

>> I mean, Rolex, one of those astronaut

166:33

[ __ ]

166:34

>> Rolex.

166:36

Yeah. But I don't want to I don't want

166:37

to protect our parks. I'm going to get

166:39

you a Speed Master.

166:40

>> Hold on. Omega's Can I tell you what he

166:42

wants?

166:42

>> Sham was a Speed Master.

166:43

>> He wants that size watch, not a bulky

166:45

one. He wants a thinner watch.

166:47

>> All right. Listen. I like a small watch.

166:49

>> This is not too big. This is a a Rolex,

166:52

but it's on a but it's on a a rubber

166:54

strap. It's a little understated.

166:56

>> Ghock.

166:58

Would you wear that?

166:59

>> Indiglow.

167:00

>> Would you wear that?

167:00

>> I like a a metal band. But yeah, it's a

167:03

good looking watch.

167:05

>> What did What did Louis get you?

167:06

>> He got me the uh Oyster face or what do

167:09

you call it? Okay.

167:10

>> It's really nice and it's inscribed in

167:12

the back. Thanks for working with me,

167:13

LC.

167:14

>> You don't even wear it.

167:15

>> I It's on my shelf. It's propped up.

167:17

Okay. So, if I buy you an Omega, you're

167:19

gonna wear it.

167:20

>> Hell yeah.

167:21

>> No, you don't have to buy me an Omega.

167:23

Just [ __ ] around. It's over.

167:24

>> Norman. Norman, you're gonna love this.

167:26

>> Eat gave me the coolest thing that I

167:28

have, which was Nor McDonald's

167:31

>> cup on the late night with Letterman.

167:34

>> The actual mug from the late night.

167:37

>> Gave me this pull that from uh Norm

167:40

doing uh

167:42

>> talk show. Oh, letter.

167:43

>> So, he had that. He brought it home.

167:45

That's cool.

167:45

>> Wow. Oh, that's a great one. Best gift I

167:48

got.

167:48

>> That's I would protect that.

167:51

Break that.

167:52

>> Imagine if a chick comes over your house

167:53

and drops that.

167:54

>> Can I have a cup of tea? I would punch

167:56

it.

167:56

>> Whoopsies.

167:57

>> Oh, I protect it. It's on my mantle.

167:58

It's in the middle of It's above my

168:00

face.

168:00

>> That's great.

168:01

>> I put like ring ropes around it to

168:03

cushion it.

168:04

>> Yeah, I probably should.

168:04

>> Mickey Man.

168:05

>> Yeah, Mickey [laughter] M.

168:07

>> That's a That's a good one.

168:09

>> That's the best one.

168:10

>> Those Rodney notes are great.

168:11

>> Oh my god. Isn't that amazing in the

168:13

green room? those handwritten Rodney

168:14

notes from his Tonight Show special.

168:17

>> Whitney got us those. Rodney's wife

168:19

donated. She found out about the club.

168:20

She knew we were doing it and she

168:22

donated it to us.

168:23

>> Wow. Very cool. So, we had them all

168:25

framed in there. It's amazing. And you

168:27

get to read them and you see how like

168:29

would like make the punchlines bold and

168:31

all the notes then bold punchline.

168:34

>> Oh yeah.

168:34

>> It's cool. Just it's like the feeling

168:36

the spirit of like jokew writing is in

168:38

that room.

168:38

>> He was he was a drug addict

168:41

>> allegedly. No, I was

168:42

>> the coolest thing about Robbie was that

168:44

when weed was illegal,

168:45

>> he enjoyed drugs. I don't know if he was

168:47

a drug addict.

168:48

>> When weed was illegal and cops would

168:50

come into a club he was in, he was just

168:51

smoking weed. He would just go up to him

168:52

like, "Hello, officer. How you doing?"

168:54

Just holding. He knew he was immune. No

168:56

one's going to touch him.

168:57

>> I told you guys when I worked as a

168:58

security guard, when I got to see Rodney

169:00

perform, when I worked as a security

169:01

guard.

169:02

>> Whoa.

169:03

Beat up a guy with a walkie-talkie.

169:05

>> No, I didn't beat him up. No, that was

169:07

Alleycat. That was my boss. Alley

169:09

[laughter]

169:10

first day.

169:11

>> That was the first thing I heard you

169:13

say. That was I was like, damn, Joe's

169:15

old [laughter]

169:16

boy. He was like, "No, that was my boy,

169:18

Alicat."

169:18

>> That was the boss. Alley Cat was the

169:20

boss.

169:21

>> So, what happened was uh one of the guys

169:23

from my Taekwondo gym got uh hired to be

169:27

security and they were like, "Bro, it's

169:28

like 50 bucks an hour. It's really cool.

169:30

You get to see concerts." So, we all

169:32

went and I got to see Rodney there.

169:34

Rodney was backstage with nothing on but

169:37

a bathrobe.

169:38

>> He was completely naked. No, I didn't

169:40

see that. I saw him walking around with

169:42

slippers and a bathrobe and then he went

169:44

on stage with nothing but a bathrobe.

169:46

>> Bathrobe naked underneath it.

169:48

>> Went on stage that way.

169:50

>> 1986.

169:51

Okay. And [ __ ] destroyed. I was 19. I

169:56

was mesmerized. And back then I wasn't

169:58

even thinking about doing comedy. I was

170:00

just fighting and I was enjoying it. And

170:02

I was like, "This is this guy's so

170:03

free." I remember thinking that like

170:05

this guy's on stage with a I mean

170:08

destroying.

170:10

I got no respect. No respect at all. And

170:12

the [ __ ] place is going nuts. He was

170:14

killing punchline after punchline after

170:17

punchline. I was 19. I mean, I was blown

170:20

away.

170:20

>> Wow. And you were working?

170:21

>> I was working. I was a security guard.

170:23

>> That's a good gig. Got to see the shows.

170:25

Well, that was also the job that I quit

170:27

when, you know, the whole thing with

170:28

happened with co where Neil Young pulled

170:30

his music off Spotify cuz I was giving

170:31

out vaccine misinformation.

170:33

>> Wait, is that until he couldn't get it

170:34

played elsewhere?

170:35

>> Yeah, it was not real. He didn't even

170:37

own his music. It's all [ __ ] But

170:39

anyway, I I didn't [ __ ] on him at the

170:41

time, even though he's trying to ruin my

170:42

life because I was a Neil Young fan. And

170:45

I told the story about how when I was a

170:46

security guard, the last day on the job

170:48

was a Neil Young concert cuz a riot

170:50

broke out. And a riot broke out and I

170:52

was like, I'm not fighting for 50 bucks

170:54

an hour. I [ __ ] zipped up my hoodie

170:56

and I just walked out and I never even

170:58

got my last check. It was cold out and

171:01

Great Woods in Mansfield has a whole

171:03

lawn. It's an amphitheater. So the the

171:05

the front part that's all seated has a

171:07

cover over it and then the back part's a

171:09

lawn and it was a little cold out. So

171:11

these [ __ ] animals at the Neil Young

171:13

concert started lighting bonfires and so

171:15

the security guys had to come over and

171:17

tell him, "Hey, put out the fires." And

171:19

drunk guys were like, "Fuck you." And my

171:21

friend Larry punched some guy and

171:22

Larry's like the nicest guy in the

171:23

world. I'm like, "Oh my god, we're

171:24

having a war." And so the fight started

171:27

breaking up. And as soon as like my

171:28

friends were safe and we were I'm like,

171:30

"Let's get the [ __ ] out of here." I put

171:32

[laughter] on my hoodie and I just quit.

171:33

I just I'm like I'm not fighting these

171:35

[ __ ] people. And that was my last day

171:37

on the job as a security guard.

171:38

>> Bonfires and fist fighting at a [ __ ]

171:40

Neil Young.

171:42

It's so crazy

171:45

[laughter]

171:47

10 taekwond do black belts including

171:49

like national level competitors that

171:51

were all security guards. They were just

171:53

waiting to kick somebody into house and

171:54

Neil Young fans.

171:56

>> We never I mean Joe

171:59

>> D Roa one guy. Okay, let's hear this.

172:02

>> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.

172:04

[laughter]

172:05

All right. Go.

172:08

>> Uh, hold on. Where's the volume?

172:10

>> I don't know. There's no sound before.

172:12

>> I remember that was his co time, huh?

172:14

>> I remember you'd wear that.

172:15

>> Oh my gosh. [ __ ]

172:17

>> Oh, yeah. Yeah. I was like, I was like,

172:19

I'll add the song.

172:21

>> What's the with the glasses?

172:22

>> I don't know. I was doing something.

172:23

[clears throat]

172:24

Oh my god.

172:25

>> This is brutal.

172:26

>> I forgot that was my best part is I

172:28

said, I'll add the music. [laughter]

172:32

This is like a hostage video.

172:36

>> Please turn this off.

172:37

>> This is horrific.

172:39

[screaming]

172:42

>> I love the roast.

172:44

>> WHERE DID YOU GO?

172:45

>> OH MAN, HE TOOK IT SO SERIOUS.

172:49

>> That's not as fun as Rodney naked.

172:52

[laughter]

172:53

>> God damn Shane, you killed me.

172:55

>> Tough.

172:55

>> I did not enjoy that at all.

172:57

>> That was bad. I'll turn it. Did you see

172:59

the Scientology speedruns that were

173:01

going around that week or two? Kids are

173:03

breaking into Scientology places all

173:05

over the country, mostly LA.

173:07

>> They're breaking into them. Why

173:09

>> they're called speedruns?

173:10

>> Speeduns. No, let me see this.

173:12

>> They're trying to get as deep as they

173:14

can possibly get into a Scientology

173:15

building removed all the door secret.

173:19

>> Speeduns.

173:21

>> Wow.

173:21

>> That guy at the White House corresponds.

173:24

>> Yeah. So cold.

173:26

>> Oh, you want to play games?

173:27

>> No, I don't.

173:29

[laughter]

173:30

Wow.

173:31

>> Damn.

173:32

>> Speed runs is such a great way to go

173:34

through something. Just run as fast as

173:36

>> they'll kill you. Those guys are right

173:38

now that they've like uh they've taken

173:40

the the handles off the doors on the

173:42

outside.

173:43

>> I went [laughter]

173:44

>> I went me and Natasha went to a to a

173:46

Scientology once on Vine. Yeah. And and

173:49

I was they kind of got me a little. They

173:51

were like, "Can we get some information

173:52

for you?" I'm like, "I mean my home

173:53

address if you want." And she was like,

173:54

"What the [ __ ] are you doing?" And I'm

173:56

like, "I don't know. They're getting me.

173:58

The book they saw was it's good for ages

174:00

8 to 8. Wow.

174:02

>> So this kid just ran through.

174:03

>> Yeah. So they're just busting through

174:05

noise.

174:06

>> Maybe whites are coming back as much as

174:08

they can in like 10 seconds. They're not

174:10

really doing anything other than just

174:11

>> all these other people behind them. Are

174:13

they Scientologists or these just all

174:14

the kids?

174:16

>> The kids running.

174:16

>> So there's more than one kid. There's

174:18

multiple kids.

174:18

>> 30 of them.

174:20

>> Some will get through.

174:21

>> Oh, look how deep they're going.

174:22

>> Yeah, they're just trying to like What's

174:23

inside? What are you guys hiding?

174:24

>> I love these guys. No one really has

174:26

ever seen inside those buildings.

174:27

>> They're having fun.

174:28

>> Oh, how weird.

174:28

>> They just run out the exit.

174:30

>> Well, they're like the second biggest

174:32

real estate holders in Los Angeles, I

174:34

think.

174:34

>> Yeah, they're crazy.

174:35

>> Oh my god, look at this guy trying.

174:37

>> I think it's like China and then

174:38

Scientology raid with Jesus. They're

174:40

trying to open the door.

174:41

>> Oh, I love it.

174:42

>> Oh, this is

174:43

>> Dude, it's over. They got you.

174:44

>> They deserve this. Those guys are [ __ ]

174:46

I mean, look at the inside though, too.

174:48

I've never seen

174:48

>> Scientology has a voting block in Los

174:50

Angeles.

174:51

>> Pretty cool inside.

174:52

>> It's like a museum.

174:53

>> Look at that.

174:53

>> Wow. I want to go in there. Wow. Yeah.

174:56

Kind of want to take you take a photo

174:58

outside their building, they'll they'll

174:59

tackle you.

174:59

>> Well, I remember during the '9s, a lot

175:01

of people were thinking about joining

175:03

Scientology because it was really good

175:04

for your career. They had acting class

175:07

some

175:09

West,

175:10

>> Tom Cruz, Talon was in an acting class

175:13

with a Scientology guy.

175:14

>> And I remember he was like telling me

175:16

that like a lot of these Scientologists,

175:18

they like get really far in acting

175:20

because like you get connected,

175:22

>> right? Damn, they just recorded

175:24

Scientology run. [laughter]

175:26

>> Just started recently. I think like this

175:28

month. Good for them.

175:30

>> Look at this guy moving. Look at this

175:32

guy with the [ __ ] suits trying to

175:34

stop him. [laughter]

175:34

>> Put a hand out as if that's going to do

175:36

it.

175:36

>> Very unenthusiastic.

175:38

>> Hey, did you guys see the fat principal

175:40

who stopped the school shooting?

175:41

>> Yeah,

175:42

>> that was amazing.

175:44

>> I think it was in Virginia. He got shot.

175:46

The guy came into the building with a

175:48

gun and this [ __ ] principal just

175:49

rushes him, grabs him, tackles him,

175:52

holds on the gun. He got shot in the leg

175:54

apparently.

175:54

>> Badass.

175:56

And then he went into a party. It was

175:58

like the Yeah, it was the prom like a

176:01

week later and everybody went crazy and

176:03

cheered.

176:03

>> He became very emotional.

176:05

>> Very emotional. He stopped 20 deaths.

176:07

>> Yeah. I mean, stopped it in its tracks

176:09

as the guy came in through the front

176:10

door.

176:11

>> You do have one moment where like you

176:13

see it, you realize, and you're like,

176:14

"Let's go." school principal injured in

176:16

school shooting. Shooter identified as

176:18

former student.

176:19

>> This is in Oklahoma.

176:19

>> Former student

176:20

>> Oklahoma. That's where it is.

176:22

>> Coin.

176:22

>> Yeah.

176:23

>> Wow. Look at the guy. That's the guy.

176:25

>> But if you watch the video, the guy

176:26

[ __ ] literally threw himself on the

176:29

guy with the gun. Completely heroic.

176:31

>> Show me his face again, dude. That's a

176:32

guy who loves bruskies.

176:34

>> Oh yeah.

176:34

>> Oh yeah.

176:36

Give me a barbecue.

176:38

>> This [ __ ] weirdo.

176:39

>> Oh, he's probably not worried about his

176:41

death.

176:41

>> Hey Mark, I can't even drink that yet.

176:43

worry about. You know what I'm saying?

176:45

He's ready to go to Val. He's a Viking.

176:47

[laughter]

176:48

>> That's an American Viking, dude. You get

176:50

fed [ __ ] you drink beers, you go [ __ ]

176:52

it. I've been waiting for somebody,

176:54

brother.

176:54

>> He's a hero. Godamn it.

176:57

>> Didn't Cash Patel say that about

176:58

somebody? See you about Charlie Kirk.

177:00

The corniest [ __ ] [ __ ] ever.

177:03

>> That's a rough one.

177:04

>> Your watch is over. We'll see you in

177:05

Valhalla, brother. Shut up. I was

177:08

watching a video on what a 30 odd six

177:11

round actually would do to a neck.

177:15

>> Yeah. They showed like what the actual

177:17

rifle round would do to a person's neck

177:20

versus like what you saw from Charlie

177:21

Kirk. There's a lot of people that don't

177:23

think it was really that guy on the roof

177:25

that shot him. That was something else.

177:26

Some people think it was a microphone.

177:28

>> But I the problem with the Yeah, the

177:30

microphone shot him in the neck like

177:31

there was some sort of an implemented

177:33

destruction device. Oh,

177:35

>> the problem I have with that is you

177:36

don't see any fire coming off of the

177:38

microphone. Like if a microphone is

177:39

going to kill you, it's going to shoot

177:40

you somehow or another. It's got to be

177:42

an explosive charge and then you'll see

177:44

a flash and then something will

177:46

projectile from that into your neck.

177:48

>> You say a microphone in the Yeah,

177:50

somebody shot him, right? Somebody shot

177:52

him. If a rifle shoots your neck,

177:53

wouldn't it go far away?

177:54

>> You would imagine it would. And in these

177:56

videos that I saw, it like shows massive

177:59

destruction. So what they're using is

178:00

ballistic gel. And so they have like a

178:02

fake neck and a fake head and like a

178:04

spine. They show ballistic gel what it

178:06

looks like. And it just blows the neck

178:09

completely apart. It's just splatter, a

178:12

giant opening wound cuz this tissue is

178:15

very soft. I mean, this is not durable

178:17

tissue. And he got shot and it was not

178:19

even an exit hole.

178:20

>> Did they catch the guy

178:22

>> supposedly? You know that you

178:26

guys are so

178:27

>> I remember at a bar in Guatemala

178:28

someone's like who's Charlie Kirk? I'm

178:30

like, I think he makes I think he makes

178:31

fun of college kids.

178:33

>> You're right about that. That's not

178:34

wrong.

178:35

>> And then I was like, why? Like, I think

178:37

he got killed. And I was like, oh,

178:39

>> bro, there's many many many many layers

178:42

to that story.

178:42

>> Pass the weed.

178:43

>> And his wife

178:46

outdoor bar like Yeah. Anyway, bro, that

178:48

over

178:49

>> pass the weed. So, yeah,

178:51

>> this many levels.

178:52

>> I don't mean to come down on you, but

178:54

that's weed.

178:56

>> Oh, man. I don't even know. Pass the

178:57

weed,

178:58

>> dude. I was looking for weed and the

178:59

time was smoking. I'm like I'm looking

179:01

for that weed

179:02

>> in Guatemala.

179:03

>> Yeah. At a bar.

179:03

>> What is the legality of weed in

179:05

Guatemala?

179:06

>> Same as like 5 years ago here. Like do

179:10

>> Oh, you can get arrested though.

179:12

>> And you wind up in a Guatemalan jail.

179:15

Imagine if we had to bail you out like

179:16

[ __ ]

179:18

>> You wouldn't even know.

179:18

>> We would never bail you out.

179:19

>> I would.

179:20

>> I'd go there.

179:21

>> I can sit there for a little Guatemala

179:24

>> 100%. [laughter] 100%.

179:26

>> Yeah. Yeah, if he was in jail in

179:27

Guatemala, 100% we get him out.

179:28

>> No, that'd be fun though to let him sit

179:30

for a few days.

179:31

>> Yeah,

179:31

>> he needs to learn his lessons.

179:33

>> Of course I'm going to get weed. I'm the

179:35

guy who gets weed. The lesson is keep

179:36

getting weed, man.

179:38

>> We'd have to go get him.

179:39

>> I'd make you guys come with me.

179:40

>> We'd have to film [laughter] it.

179:42

>> Yeah. Protect our parts from

179:43

>> from a [ __ ] national park in whoever

179:46

filmed your [ __ ] that whole run that

179:48

you did that guy. He'll put some witty

179:51

quotes three.

179:52

>> Get him in there. Get Ari in there.

179:54

>> Look at this. state of emergency because

179:56

>> gang prisons prison riots and the gangs.

179:58

You'd be in that gang getting [ __ ]

180:00

>> Good to get you back in the camps.

180:02

>> I can't have you in there, Ari getting

180:03

[ __ ] by these Guatemalans.

180:04

>> Dude, those guys who gave me weed who

180:05

told me about Charlie Kirk, he they were

180:07

like, "What do you think about Trump?"

180:08

I'm like, "I I don't really know." And

180:10

then I figured out how to turn it away

180:11

from that conversation. I go, "How how's

180:13

your guy?" And they go, "OUR GUY SUCKS.

180:16

HE'S SO CROOKED." MADURO. Our guy. No,

180:18

it was somebody in Guatemala.

180:19

>> Oh, sorry. Wrong country.

180:20

>> You just turn it on their guy. They love

180:22

talking about it. [laughter] Yeah, I'm

180:24

far away. Like, he's crooked. He takes

180:27

money from corporations. I'm like,

180:29

"Yeah, we do that."

180:30

>> Boo.

180:31

>> Better than El Salvador. That place is

180:33

even crazier.

180:34

>> No. What they rules?

180:36

>> They stopped all

180:38

ton of gangs.

180:39

>> They threw them all giant prisons and

180:42

stopped all the crime.

180:43

>> They drove them out, killed the rest.

180:45

>> Can we do that?

180:46

>> Their crime dropped off

180:49

here, Mark.

180:49

>> I guess [laughter] so.

180:50

>> No, that guy is a hero to everyone

180:52

there. They all love him.

180:54

>> Look at this.

180:54

>> Agreed.

180:56

>> Everyone who was there loves him.

180:57

Everyone who came in later was like,

180:58

"Oh, so

180:59

>> that's El Salvador's prison. We should

181:01

do that to our civilians."

181:02

>> Look at the guy in the back. He's kind

181:03

of fat.

181:05

>> Well, couple chunks.

181:06

>> I bet there's a few guys in there that

181:07

don't belong.

181:08

>> Uh, no. There's a story here that anyone

181:11

with a tattoo get arrested. And they're

181:12

like, "No, no, it's anyone with a tattoo

181:14

of a cop you've killed with his badge

181:16

number. You get arrested."

181:18

>> All the Nate Diaz's.

181:19

>> All Nate Diaz.

181:20

>> Yeah, they do look like Nate.

181:22

Nate,

181:23

>> they're all going to stand up and go.

181:24

What's up?

181:25

>> You got their country back.

181:26

>> Damn. The tattoo guys are see cleaning

181:28

up out there.

181:29

>> Wait, wait. Let's see if we can see

181:31

tattoos. When you tattoo your face up

181:33

like that, that you are not [ __ ]

181:34

around.

181:35

>> So, a lot of the face tattoos are loved

181:36

ones they've raped.

181:38

>> No.

181:39

>> You get extra No, I didn't just make it

181:41

up.

181:41

>> You get extra points for raping a mom, a

181:44

sister, an aunt.

181:45

>> Your own mom.

181:45

>> Yeah, buddy.

181:47

>> This can't This

181:48

>> It wasn't a great situation. Where are

181:50

you coming up with this?

181:51

>> Talking to El Salvadorans.

181:53

>> Oh my god.

181:53

>> In El Salvador,

181:54

>> I think your Spanish was a little

181:56

broken.

181:56

>> They had a soccer game.

181:58

>> That's non-existent.

182:00

>> Oh yeah, they had a soccer game. Say

182:02

something. Order pizza.

182:06

Una pizza. Poor F.

182:08

>> Oh, come on. That was [laughter] Yoko

182:10

Taco Bell with pizza.

182:11

>> They had a soccer game they play in the

182:13

four town where they cut babies out of a

182:15

woman and play soccer with it.

182:17

>> Oh my god. Hey, make soccer interesting.

182:20

>> Their their gangs are trained by us, but

182:24

uh pretty strong,

182:25

>> so they get rid of it.

182:26

>> Well, they what they did was nuts,

182:28

though. They like just made these giant

182:29

super prisons and just put everybody in

182:31

there. And the crime dropped off a

182:33

cliff.

182:34

>> Damn.

182:35

>> I went to Independence Day parade there.

182:37

It was wild how much everybody is like,

182:40

"What are you doing here? This is wild.

182:41

Our guy is the best."

182:43

>> It's the only country where they're

182:44

like, "We love our guy."

182:46

>> Everyone else, we hate our guy. They

182:47

love their

182:49

Nicaragua.

182:51

>> They wouldn't let Ari into Nicaragua.

182:54

>> They love that guy.

182:56

>> They love that guy. There was the first

182:57

time they could they could go out in

182:59

public and like and like and like do

183:00

anything.

183:01

>> What's his name? What's the name of the

183:03

Lel?

183:03

>> He's half half Arab. They don't care

183:06

what kind of

183:08

>> I don't know.

183:08

>> The good kind,

183:10

>> is there?

183:10

>> Not Palestinian. No.

183:12

>> No. No. No. I just mean it.

183:14

>> Wow.

183:14

>> Is it Jewish?

183:15

>> I bet.

183:15

>> No. No. not supported. The the the claim

183:18

that specific face tattoos in El

183:19

Salvador mark someone is being raped who

183:21

has raped a family member is not

183:22

supported by credible evidence. By the

183:24

way, what credible evidence do you get?

183:26

[clears throat]

183:27

>> Talked to so many people there. So,

183:29

disagree with this.

183:30

>> Uh

183:31

>> it's hard to know because like how many

183:33

people are documenting this stuff in

183:35

like peer-reviewed papers?

183:37

>> You know what I mean? Like what is

183:38

Perpexity drawing from?

183:40

>> Yeah. People on the streets are like

183:42

this is what happens.

183:43

>> Yeah. Well, I'm sure a lot of it did

183:44

happen. I'm sure a lot of it h you know

183:47

I there was a guy that used to be the

183:48

[ __ ] door man at the improv and he

183:50

showed me this cartel video of this guy

183:52

getting eaten by a pitbull

183:54

>> and it still haunts my dreams.

183:56

>> The guy was he was tied up arms and legs

183:58

and the pit bull was eating HIS DICK.

184:01

>> THE PIT bull was just completely locked

184:03

on this guy's crotch and this guy was

184:05

screaming.

184:06

>> Michael Dick.

184:07

>> And he goes, "Hey man, check this out.

184:08

This my friend sent me this from the

184:10

cartel." And I'm like, "Why are you

184:11

showing me this? I have to go do on

184:13

stage for 20 minutes.

184:15

>> Oh man.

184:16

>> Damn. [laughter]

184:18

>> I was trying to do the sound. I couldn't

184:19

do it in my head. I was thinking about

184:21

doing it. I couldn't think of it.

184:24

>> What was

184:26

doing sound? That was damn good. Michael

184:30

>> just this giant headed pitbull was

184:32

locked on this guy's dick and he was

184:33

screaming and I've never forgot it.

184:34

>> Well, it's it's Yeah. The internet hit

184:36

us at different ages like that cuz I got

184:38

hit with those when I was young.

184:40

>> You're right.

184:40

>> And I was like, "That's enough." Yeah,

184:42

they're not fun.

184:43

>> But if I was an adult and somebody

184:44

showed me something horrific like that,

184:46

that does stick with you.

184:47

>> Me and Sigura, we have a text chain. Me

184:50

and Sigur, it's the worst [ __ ] that

184:51

either one of us find on the internet.

184:53

>> They don't really toss those around

184:54

anymore.

184:55

>> Cartel videos.

184:56

>> Yeah, this was You got to find those.

184:58

>> This was someone who was a cop sent it

185:00

to this guy and then this guy showed me.

185:03

>> God, the [ __ ] cops must see.

185:05

>> Oh, right.

185:06

>> Tough.

185:06

>> They need the IBA game.

185:08

>> They got a high suicide.

185:09

>> Oh, very high. Very high. They all first

185:12

responders, they all have much higher

185:14

suicide rates in general population.

185:15

That's not normal to see that much

185:17

damage.

185:18

>> Imagine you're a guy who just shows up

185:19

at car accidents every day.

185:21

>> Every day you see one, you're like, I

185:22

got to go to therapy. You see a family a

185:25

legs and splatter and dead babies and

185:28

[ __ ] moms.

185:29

>> Have somebody go, "Am I going to be

185:30

okay?" And you're like, you look at his

185:31

arm and leg over there and you're like,

185:33

>> "Yeah."

185:34

>> And people hate you on top of that.

185:36

>> That's true.

185:37

>> That sucks. You can't you can't win,

185:38

>> especially cops. But first responders,

185:41

people don't.

185:41

>> Nobody really hates ambulance drivers.

185:43

>> No.

185:44

>> No. Or firemen.

185:45

>> They're firemen. Yeah.

185:46

>> Well, that's crooked.

185:48

>> What?

185:49

>> They're not.

185:52

>> What?

185:53

>> Boys, we got to wrap this up.

185:54

>> I don't think we just started.

185:57

>> We just started. We're just going drunk.

186:00

>> You're not going anywhere, brother.

186:01

You're going to bong another beer.

186:02

>> I got to do a thing soon. What do you

186:04

have to do?

186:04

>> I got to do a thing on my

186:06

do your kids

186:08

>> tonight.

186:08

>> Yeah. Yeah, I got to go to a thing.

186:10

>> Ra drunk for this. You can bong one more

186:12

and then that's it.

186:13

>> What do you got? A class. Uh, play

186:15

>> a thing. I got to go to a thing.

186:17

>> Show and tell.

186:18

>> You can bong a beer.

186:19

>> PTA.

186:20

>> I can't I can't not a beer before.

186:22

>> I got to [laughter] I got to be out of

186:24

here in a little bit.

186:25

>> Talent show.

186:26

>> I got to the bathroom one more time, but

186:27

we're not ending here.

186:29

>> How many times you gone to the bathroom?

186:30

You dirty on three.

186:31

>> I've gone once, you [ __ ] dirty

186:34

competition with you. Yeah, you drew

186:36

sipping a [ __ ] bullseye. I haven't

186:38

even seen you refill that thing.

186:39

>> I I make the noise every time.

186:41

>> Twice. [laughter] It's true. Twice.

186:43

Twice.

186:44

>> I remember the noise twice.

186:47

>> So nice to be back, boys.

186:48

>> It is. This is so fun. It is good to be

186:50

back.

186:51

>> I want to speak out. This might be the

186:52

best one.

186:53

>> We missed you, dude.

186:54

>> It was weird not knowing where you were.

186:56

It was very uncomfortable. I didn't like

186:57

it.

186:58

>> Sorry. I was completely fine with it,

187:00

[laughter]

187:01

>> dude. When I texted you when I was back,

187:03

you're like, "Who is this?" I was like,

187:05

"Hey, it's the Jew." I say very specific

187:07

things like, "Who is this?" Like, "You

187:08

know who the [ __ ] it is." And you're

187:09

like, "Yes, motherfucker."

187:10

>> Well, I still get a million getting text

187:13

messages from an unknown number that

187:15

like new things about me. I'm like, "Who

187:16

the [ __ ] is this?"

187:17

>> Yes, you did that.

187:18

>> But I've been meaning to change my phone

187:20

number for so long. Like, every time a

187:22

new one comes like, "Oh, [ __ ] this.

187:23

>> I got the same one since."

187:25

>> Oh, here we go.

187:26

>> Here we go. [screaming]

187:29

>> Oh, tits.

187:32

>> This is Moscow [ __ ]

187:35

>> No. This is this is Florida.

187:37

>> Oakland Coliseum.

187:38

>> Oakland.

187:39

>> Oak. Wow.

187:40

>> Oakland was light.

187:41

>> This is where the Raiders played.

187:47

>> I will never get tired of this song.

187:49

>> Wow.

187:50

>> I'll never get tired of this song.

187:54

>> We can't go out on this cuz they can't

187:55

hear it.

187:55

>> We got a following one.

187:59

[cough]

187:59

>> Wait, they actually they're not allowed

188:01

to hear this?

188:01

>> I don't know. Right.

188:02

>> Sometimes they'll see what happens. But

188:04

yeah, that's that's a hell of a tune.

188:06

>> Let's get Jo one.

188:07

>> I went to see them recently and the

188:09

whole game.

188:10

>> Really?

188:10

>> Yeah. But it's like it's so many people

188:13

are dead.

188:15

>> It's not the same band. You got to see

188:16

[clears throat] them when they're all

188:16

there. It's like

188:18

>> Yeah. It's It's like It's a tribute band

188:20

a little bit, but they did great. It was

188:23

It was still the great songs, but part

188:25

of you is like, "Ah, I wish the real

188:26

guys were alive." It's like if you went

188:28

to see a a Hendrickx tribute band, you

188:30

just get sad.

188:30

>> Tribute band.

188:32

>> Yeah. They just get sad like a missed

188:34

Hendricks.

188:34

>> I don't want to see Le Zepp again.

188:36

>> Well, you know what's weird is like

188:37

Jouri they have like Ste that guy Steve,

188:40

what is his name? The lead singer of

188:41

Journey.

188:42

>> Steve, what was Steve Perry?

188:43

>> Steve Perry. He's still alive

188:45

>> and he doesn't sing for Journey anymore.

188:47

There's another guy who sings for

188:48

Journey. He's like a Filipino.

188:49

>> You can replace drummer. You can play

188:50

guitars. You cannot replace lead singer.

188:53

>> Right.

188:53

>> No way.

188:53

>> Exactly.

188:54

>> Need a front man.

188:56

>> Jameson.

188:56

>> Although I saw a foreigner

188:58

>> really

188:59

>> with the new guy.

189:00

>> How was it? I was so excited.

189:02

>> Yeah. To see June Hero Live. I saw that,

189:05

>> bro. I saw

189:06

>> Foreigner Sticks and Death Leopard. I

189:09

was there for Foreigner. And then I

189:11

worked in a factory the next day at 4:00

189:13

a.m.

189:14

>> Damn. That

189:15

>> [ __ ] sucked.

189:16

>> What kind of factory were you making? No

189:18

way.

189:19

>> I shoveled glue into a machine for 12

189:21

hours the next day. [laughter]

189:23

>> Glue.

189:24

>> Glue ice cream.

189:26

>> Throw up. Yeah, we were making the

189:27

packaging.

189:28

>> Glue.

189:29

>> We made the packaging. Wow, that's

189:31

crazy.

189:31

>> Did you get free ice cream?

189:32

>> That's crazy.

189:33

>> Uh, you could stick your hand in the ice

189:36

[laughter] cream.

189:36

>> We don't make ice cream you love. We

189:38

make the pocket ice cream.

189:40

>> Glue it into a machine. Sounds like

189:41

[ __ ] a sex doll.

189:42

>> It was Yeah, a lot of glue.

189:45

>> All right. When When do you decide when

189:46

you're going to do these walkabouts?

189:48

Like, how far out?

189:50

>> Well, in advance. Probably like a year.

189:53

>> So, like how much time between now and

189:54

the next walkabout?

189:56

>> No plans for the next one.

189:57

>> You've done Asia, you've done South

189:58

America. Go. Russ, no interest in

190:01

Russia.

190:01

>> Yeah, go to

190:03

>> Go get arrested, [ __ ] Africa

190:04

[laughter] would be cool.

190:06

>> Yeah, do it, [ __ ]

190:10

>> Go to Ghana.

190:12

>> Go to Ghana. Go to Go to [ __ ] Gaza.

190:15

>> I don't know where it'd [snorts] be

190:16

next.

190:17

>> I dare you.

190:17

>> Gaza's got no good coffee shops.

190:19

>> Not anymore. They're They're roasting.

190:22

>> But [laughter] they do. They do. You

190:23

did. They definitely did.

190:24

>> Jesus Christ.

190:26

>> Off the cuff. Off the cuff. You son of a

190:29

[ __ ] Uh yeah, I don't know where else

190:32

could you go.

190:32

>> Yeah, where you've done everything.

190:33

>> I want to go back to Asia. There's more

190:34

of Asia.

190:35

>> Philippines. I know. I really want to go

190:37

to Philippines.

190:38

>> Bombshell sex araxment suit against

190:40

who's that guy?

190:41

>> Lorna video has nothing to do with

190:43

>> JP Morgan branded complete fabrication

190:46

as John Doe unmasked. What is What is

190:48

this? You're showing us

190:49

>> story about earlier today.

190:50

>> Oh, with the lady. That's the guy who

190:52

made it.

190:53

>> Yeah,

190:54

>> that's the guy.

190:54

>> That's the guy. This is the guy who

190:57

worked. I knew it was fabricated to

191:00

>> everything is fabricated

191:03

fabricated.

191:04

>> Let me see the guy.

191:05

>> So what is this?

191:06

>> Show again. Show the girl

191:08

>> Indian Jared Fogle.

191:11

>> Think of her being like

191:12

>> not bad wood.

191:14

>> But imagine her. She's walking around

191:15

and everybody thinks that she said those

191:17

horrible things and talked about her

191:18

tits like they're cannons.

191:20

>> Cannon.

191:20

>> I'm so sorry you're embarrassed about

191:22

your bush. I'm embarrassed.

191:24

>> So this guy just made it all up.

191:26

>> Yeah. Look at it. The alleged face man.

191:29

>> He's got a [ __ ] name. Leno knows

191:32

>> he does.

191:33

>> Have you seen this? Have you heard about

191:35

>> now? Deleted court [laughter] papers.

191:37

>> The cannons.

191:38

>> Ah, he fell down a hill.

191:39

>> Whoa. Even turned up unannounced at R's

191:42

apartment and forced him to have sex.

191:44

Oh, that was the that was the lie.

191:47

>> The lie.

191:48

>> Well, good for her. She's been

191:50

exonerated.

191:50

>> Lady got to force you to have sex.

191:52

>> She categorically denies the

191:54

allegations. She never engaged in any

191:56

inappropriate conduct with this

191:57

individual of any kind and has never

191:59

been to the loca location where the

192:01

alleged sexual assault supposedly took

192:03

place. It's not sexual assault if a

192:05

girl.

192:06

>> Yeah. What do you forced you?

192:07

>> Like what are we talking about?

192:08

>> Come on. Just said come on 20 times in a

192:11

row. Sexually assault the guy.

192:12

>> I lost my virginity to a hooker when I

192:14

was 16. She was probably 50. It was the

192:17

best night of my life. I'm a survivor.

192:19

>> Oh man, look at they're posting pretty

192:21

pictures.

192:22

>> What about Winona Ryder? You heard about

192:23

her and Jamira?

192:25

>> What? No, she dating Jamquai and her

192:27

used to [ __ ] and he said I couldn't keep

192:28

up with her. She wanted to bang so much.

192:30

>> Wow.

192:30

>> It was like annoying.

192:32

>> Jamar Quai is making a comeback.

192:33

>> Unbelievable.

192:35

>> After that story.

192:36

>> Yeah,

192:36

>> I know. Huge. He said she had huge tits

192:40

and it was a problem. They were bigger

192:41

than they looked. But pull it up, J Mo.

192:43

I tripped.

192:44

>> I trained for that. You got to work out.

192:45

You got to go. Hey,

192:46

>> you got to be prepared for that level of

192:48

the game.

192:48

>> Yeah. [laughter]

192:49

>> He wasn't ready. The lights were too

192:51

bright. But how crazy is that with Nona

192:53

Ryder? Like imagine kicking her out of

192:55

bed like you want to [ __ ] too much.

192:56

>> And this is like 30 years ago.

192:58

>> Think about it. Go to Jamur Cry.

193:01

>> Jamie, delete that. Jamie.

193:03

>> Nope.

193:03

>> No. Keep [laughter] it in.

193:04

>> Keep it in.

193:05

>> It was actually good. But you're just

193:07

It's your liability is the issue.

193:10

[laughter]

193:11

>> It was a really good joke. If I said it,

193:13

we'd all be going

193:15

quiet. Such a weird name. What was his

193:17

big song? He had that one really good

193:19

song.

193:19

>> Virtual Insanity.

193:22

sick ass music video where he was

193:23

dancing dancing really cool. Yeah.

193:25

>> No, Jamar.

193:26

>> Yeah, that one. What was the song?

193:28

>> Oh, huge mommy milkers is what he said

193:29

about her tits. There's a bunch of memes

193:31

going around. So, the story.

193:32

>> No thanks.

193:33

>> Are we sure that this is true though?

193:34

Did he really say this?

193:35

>> There it is.

193:36

>> Mommy, what's a mommy milker?

193:38

>> The memes about the shocking viral

193:39

story. Look how hot she was.

193:41

>> She was very

193:43

>> She was hot and she liked to shoplift.

193:44

She's your kind of girl, Nor.

193:46

>> Oh, yeah. Big fan.

193:46

>> You guys shoplift together?

193:48

>> Oh, yeah. I'll show her some [snorts]

193:49

strange things. Wow.

193:51

Her boobs are too big and she wanted to

193:53

have sex all the Why do they have to

193:55

cross out sex?

193:56

>> What happened to America?

193:57

>> It's an algorithm thing. It's just like

193:59

things don't get suppressed. I know.

194:01

>> But are too big. Well, it's everything.

194:03

>> What does that mean?

194:04

>> You know, in uh on Tik Tok, you can't

194:06

use a juice box emoji. That's right.

194:08

>> People using it for the juice.

194:11

>> Yes.

194:11

>> But we love juice boxes.

194:12

>> Yeah. But they they don't

194:15

talk about free juice box, buddy. Jews

194:17

are all about that. But now the Jews own

194:19

Tik Tok.

194:20

>> That's right.

194:21

>> Really?

194:22

>> I think. Did it go through?

194:23

>> Yeah. What's that guy's name?

194:24

>> They took it from China and sold it to

194:26

>> They purchased it at a reasonable rate.

194:28

>> Ellison.

194:29

>> Yeah, Ellison's Jewish.

194:32

>> You got to see that face.

194:33

>> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Larson mug. It

194:35

looks like his mantle. [laughter]

194:39

[gasps]

194:39

>> Yeah. I think Well, it's like they own

194:41

Tik Tok now and I think they're trying

194:43

to own

194:44

>> the weather.

194:45

>> ABC. hate the weather. That was that

194:48

thing true about Iran that like they

194:51

they shot down some weather station and

194:53

then all a sudden started raining LIKE

194:54

CRAZY IN IRAN.

194:56

>> BUT THEN I READ that that's horseshit

194:57

and that they have the same amount of

195:00

rain every year.

195:00

>> So that's the thing. You can't buy into

195:02

all those. Those are conspiracies

195:04

created by

195:06

>> you guys are hilarious.

195:07

>> They go you guys are dumb as [ __ ]

195:08

You'll believe we created the weather.

195:10

And then when you say that control it,

195:12

of course, but then you go, but you

195:15

definitely bombed kids

195:17

>> and that's not a conspiracy,

195:19

>> right?

195:20

>> But also

195:20

>> they bombed everybody.

195:22

>> The US to the Jerusalem Post has

195:24

>> bombed way more children. It

195:25

>> was stolen, right?

195:26

>> What do you mean? The United States

195:28

>> has killed way more children than what

195:30

you're talking about.

195:31

>> Oh, but can we do this the way you guys

195:34

The way you guys did where it was uh

195:35

Look at this story.

195:36

>> Yeah, you guys. I don't know.

195:37

>> Well, you're you're going against the

195:39

US. Look at this story. As fighting

195:41

escalated, air corridors were

195:42

restricted, social media posts alleged

195:44

that cloud seeding aircraft used by the

195:46

US and its allies have been grounded,

195:48

causing stolen rains to return.

195:51

>> So, we've been stealing rains from Iran

195:53

for a long time.

195:54

>> Wow. Look at that. Look how dope that

195:56

building is. Look at that building.

195:58

>> Is that an Iranian building?

196:00

>> Looks like it.

196:00

>> That building is dope as [ __ ]

196:03

>> We should make a tag. When When I buy a

196:06

ranch, [laughter]

196:07

>> when I buy a ranch, we should cause that

196:09

make that our podcast studio.

196:11

>> I don't know. Don't

196:11

>> make it look just like that.

196:13

>> I'm not sure you want that.

196:14

>> AI is going to detect it.

196:16

>> See what it says on the outside.

196:18

>> Maybe it says something cool.

196:20

>> [ __ ] [laughter] yeah.

196:22

>> In Arabic. [ __ ]

196:23

>> It says America.

196:24

>> America. [ __ ] yeah. In Arabic.

196:26

>> The Arabic writing is dope as [ __ ]

196:27

though.

196:28

>> They invented. It looks cool.

196:29

>> It looks pretty slick. They invented

196:30

writing. Where'd you hear that?

196:31

>> Well, numbers, I should say.

196:33

>> I thought that's great. They came up

196:34

with numbers.

196:35

>> What did Greek do?

196:35

>> Give them that. But look, thanks, guys.

196:37

What a great episode we had.

196:38

>> We had a good time.

196:39

>> Hey, should we get dinner? I'm starving.

196:42

[laughter]

196:42

>> Fun time, boys. Uh

196:44

>> oh jeez. Next one. Two months. Let's do

196:47

two [laughter] months. Let's keep them

196:49

regular.

196:50

>> Two months.

196:51

>> Come on. We can do [laughter] two

196:52

months.

196:52

>> Come on. We're in May right now. Is it

196:54

May yet? It's close.

196:56

>> Tomorrow is first.

196:57

>> Tomorrow's May. Yeah. Today when this

196:59

comes out, it's May 1st. These guys go a

197:01

lot of editing for JMO.

197:03

Just the end part.

197:04

>> Speaking of the end, new story available

197:07

at.com right now. Starring Shane Gillis

197:09

and Mark Norman.

197:09

>> Available at reshafir.com.

197:12

There it is. The end.

197:13

>> Look at all those people. Look how

197:14

terrible. Look at you. Handsome son of a

197:16

[ __ ] You look like you belong in that

197:18

period of time.

197:19

>> I wish. I got I got a Netflix special

197:21

out. Check it out. Let's bump it back up

197:23

and uh Tuesday stories. We might be

197:25

drunk. Praise Allah. Jews kill Jesus.

197:28

Uh, tires, new season. When's the new

197:30

season coming out?

197:31

>> Uh, I don't know if I'm allowed to say.

197:33

Should be around August.

197:34

>> Okay.

197:34

>> Okay. Yeah.

197:35

>> Oh, yeah.

197:37

>> Love you guys.

197:38

>> Love you guys. Shout out to everybody

197:40

out there listening.

197:41

>> Parks are safe. Chihuahua.

197:44

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197:53

>> [music]

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