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You two are bad friends. Who are these two idiots? White dude and an Asian dude. You two
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are disgusting. You two are something. We're bad friends.
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Is that a song? Put me down easy. I don't know the song, but I can when
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he's singing, I can do it. Go ahead. Put me down easy.
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Start goes, "Put me down easy.
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Put me down easy, baby.
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Girl, put me down. Down to the street. Down.
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You guys know who that is? Does anybody know who that is? Yeah, it's Al Green. Is it Al Green?
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No. Damn. Let me guess. It's Al Blue. No. Let me guess. He was sad. Marvin Gay. Marvin Straight.
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No. Damn. I really keep going. Who else is it? Okay. Um, not James Brown.
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James Black. [Laughter] It's James Black, huh? It's James Black.
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I miss Oh. Uh. Um, you're so close though. You're in the right Oh, you're in the right realm.
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Yeah. Let me see. So, there's Okay, I'll try to imitate his voice for real. Yeah. Yeah. Or I'll do another of his Oh, this Well,
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then it's going to give it away, maybe. Go ahead. Put me down. Oh, I I got it. I got it. I got it. Put
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me down easy, baby. Yeah. Um, I know what Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
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Stevie, not wonderful. Stevie. Stevie. Is it to Stevie Wonder? No, dude.
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You went blind with it. Oh, I kind of did go. Yeah. Yeah. Well, don't go blind with it. Every soul singer does that. No, you want You can't do that one yet.
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Who am I doing? Well, would you want Stevie Wonder? Stevie Wonder? No. Ray Charles? No. Then who? Some guy that's on fire?
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No. No. What if he had No, he's autistic. Oh, yeah. Yeah. What if a What if a blind if a blind artist just stared right into the camera
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with their dead eyes while they played? That would be wild. This whole thing or that guy with the cancer in his eye
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at the store. I saw the cancer eye. Who is that? Who's cancer eye guy? U Alex. There's this kid Alex.
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Stop. Come on, Carlos. There's a kid Alex at the comedy store and he has cancer in his eye. That's awful.
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It's terrible. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. I know. Oh, you Alex. Alex. Alex. Okay. Asian Alex. Yeah. Alex. Yeah. I'm I'm I'm not
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thinking. Yes. Right. And then he had a patch over the eye. He's a great kid, by the way. Yeah, he's a great kid. Very funny. And I um
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And I go, uh let me see it. I didn't know he had cancer. I thought he was a pirate.
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I thought he went cuz he goes, "I'm going on a little trip." I thought he was going for He loves eating parrots, but no,
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he ate his parrot and his is hooked, but um he has hooked. But um
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good old hooked. So I asked I go, "He's awesome. I can I see the cuz I've never seen cancer in the eye.
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Neither have I. Eyeball. And guess what guy? Looks normal. Looks like a regular eye. Looks like a regular eye.
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Can't even tell the difference. Yeah, but I you know I did donate. You got You got to donate for to his thing. What do you mean? Give me the link. I'll
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donate. I don't care. Okay. Did you just give him cash? No, I put a little donate. You what? Let me ask you when you donate.
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Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Are you lying? You're lying. I could show you. I donated. Give me the link.
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Okay. How much did you donate? That's the most important question that everybody wants to know. Kid has cancer
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of the eye. He's a young comic. He's brilliant. How much? He's also a new father, by the way. He is a new father. So, how much did you give?
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Well, with the cancer, putund bucks for the kid. $100. No, but then with the f with the kid, another hundred. It adds up.
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200. He's Asian. Another 300. 300. Yeah. Um, no. I Let me ask you something. You want to tell me how much
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500? Don't. You did. Yeah. Okay. Well, I don't know him that well. I think that's pretty cheapo people.
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Well, I mean, you're not going to give the cancer cap, but if you But if you go to the if you go to the um um um GoFundMe, it shows
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you where you rank. I rank pretty high. Well, yeah, your people are historically cheap. So,
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No, no, but it shows you who donated and I was like amongst the You put your name. You didn't do anonymous.
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No. So, that's why I was going to ask you. I knew you do your No. No. Let me ask you something. You do your name. Let me ask you something. Let me ask you something.
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And this, ladies and gentlemen, is our relationship. Let me ask you something. I do anonymous every single
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No, you don't. Yes, I do. Because all right so for an hour I was contemplating I was at the point where it's like do you want to be anonymous or
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not and I weighed I weighed the two right I don't think I number one what did you weigh
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I I'll tell you I don't I didn't know if he liked me that much right so you it's like if I do anonymous he
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doesn't like me that much right so what are what good is that going to do that is a Bobby Lee movie I know but if I then I put my name right
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then it maybe he'll like me more the eyeball will for sure Just to spite
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you, I'm going to donate more. You really? I'll do I'll do 501
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and I'll dare and I'll write Bobby Lee 2.0. Yeah. Then I'm gonna add another 20 bucks to mine. Fine, I'll keep going. All right.
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This is a competition. Let's do it. But so you say I'll be honest with you, you do anonymous. So of every person at the store that's
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ever knows he's been with me. Every person I've ever donated to that is does a GoFundMe, I always do anonymous. I
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don't want my name on a list. When you donated to Special Olympics, you did it under generous Gary. Generous Gary. Yeah. Generous.
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That's different. You don't know any Special Olympics people. What are you talking about? I'm putting And they all love you. I'm putting on a Special Olympics event
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October 25th here in the Valley if you're in Los Angeles. We're going to announce it officially soon. But we're doing a home run derby competition. You
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can actually dunk Bobby. He's going to be in a dunk tank all day. Yeah. And you're going to have to come out and
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all the money and the proceeds are going to Special Olympics. I'm doing that. Can I say something about special about Special Olympics? Here's what how sad I
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am. Careful now. I'm going to be very careful. Right. I believe even if I claimed I had and I
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and I tried to join the team, I would make it. They'd beat you. I don't think I would make
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Imagine you get picked last on a kickball special team. I know. Or the javelin throw. There's no way.
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No chance. Yeah. What do you think I could? Like if I said, "What event could you compete in?" Well, where do I go? Do I Is there like
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a try out? And would I have to do a voice? Don't do it. I'm not going to do the voice. I'm
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asking. How about this? Can I just go, "Hey, dude. Can I Can I Can I do this? Hey, man. My name is
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Rango. No. Yeah, you kind of look like Rango. All right. Right. Rango Jr. Rango. Who's your dad?
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I don't know, dude. I have no idea. My name is There's no way I'm like the basketball team. I'll say this, though. You know, you
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know what the irony of this is? Your talent and skill is wrestling. They would crush you. Of course, cuz they have hidden
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strength. They do. Yeah, they do. They do. They really do. They're so strong. They do have hidden like their ch like
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chimps have hidden strength. Have you ever you can't say don't do chimps have
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hidden like you know when you watch I don't think it's hidden planet plant with the chimp you know what I mean you must not you know tangle
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but chimps don't hide it what do you mean when you see a chimp you can tell they're jacked no you can't
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monkeys are jacked chimps have thin arms gorillas gorillas are jacked
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give me chimp strength yeah chimps don't look like they have strength chimps don't look like that but they're
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probably not as strong as we think a chimp you guys buy a chimp and get it Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You've seen the movies or the TV show? What? That TV
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show? Was that the last documentary about the lady? Shrimp crazy. Shrimp crazy. I love that documentary. Me, too. Rip
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that woman. I love when you rip the faces off of white people. My favorite part. Any chimp when they
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rip the face out of white people is my [ __ ] favorite thing. Two things you notice about this. Chimps will chimps have always ripped off white
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people faces cuz we're they're the only ones crazy enough to have one as a And two, I've seen this a lot on TikTok recently.
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Chimps uh Oh, not chimps. I've seen this on TikTok recently. Dog bites. This is
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like a thing. People like pe dog getting dog bitten on the face. Oh, it's always a white girl. I know. Dogs don't like women.
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Yeah, that's what it is. No, I know. My friend Jenna. You know Jenna? Do you know Jenna? Yeah. She has a score here. And she was bit by
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a pit bull. I'm telling you, dude. Dogs. Oh, well, pit bulls are gentle creatures and they're great dogs, so I shouldn't
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even put just say she got bit by a dog. She got And by the way, she's a She's Hispanic.
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She is. Yes. But she's half half. Oh, he bit the right white half. The white side. You're right. Cuz her
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right side is a little paler. No, dude. You're dude. God, I learned something. Honestly, dude, you're so
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good. You know, um I just Googled today on Chat GBT. Um 29% of all men in their 50s
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are single. 29% of men in their 50s in the United States. In the United States. Yeah.
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You Google on Chip. I chip it. You know what I mean? Are single. Yeah.
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What does that mean? Yes. Approximately 29% of men in their 50s are single according to a Bowling Green study. Wow.
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Why do you think that is divorce? I don't know. But um or you think it's you think you think
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this is like uh the new trend of men not getting married, not wanting to get married? I mean these these men are uh don't even
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have a significant other. I don't think What do you think? You think if you never get married? If you never get
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married Well, because I'm 53 years old. I've never been married. I don't think I've even been close. What do you mean you've been close? You
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were very close. You lived Well, I never I never asked her to get married. Yeah, but but close meaning like you live together. You shared a family
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together. Like you guys were very close. We were very close. And um I think the next level would have been that.
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100%. Yeah. But it just didn't get there. If you never get married, do you care?
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I'm pondering that right now of like what are the benefits here? You know what the benefits are? Having a
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having a partner there for your highs and for your lows. M because when you're high, you do need
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someone around to calm you down. Yeah. Cuz in this relationship that I'm in now, I did when I was at TSA, you
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know how I go crazy. Mhm. I go apehit crazy at TSA. This guy gets caught with uh
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autoblow. Autoblow pocket [ __ ] through TSA. Yeah. And then when I when they pull it out of my [ __ ] luggage, I go, "Put it
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exactly where you found them." You know, cuz you know how sometimes when they open it up, they'll just like
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re they won't even fold things. Throw it back in. I go, "Exactly the way you found it." And then the way they hold the autoblow,
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I don't like. They hold it like this. Well, how would you like them to hold it? Grip it.
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Grip it tight. Grip it cuz it's clean. Grip it tight. I mean, you know what I mean? They they do this when they pull
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it out of my thing. Right. This is what they do. [Laughter]
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And they do this face like this. And then I have to explain to them what it is. What do you say when they say, "What is this?
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Poke [ __ ] You're foreign. No. No. I say what? Well, no, I don't say that. I say, um, well, I use it to,
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um, when I when I masturbate. You're that honest. Well, how do you explain this?
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Okay. You're TSA. I'm TSA, right? Right. All right. So, I'm Zip. Zip.
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Yeah, because you know, we scanned it and there's something in here. Oh, set off the sensor. Yeah. We just don't know what it There's
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something in there. Yeah. No problem. Anyway, and zip zip. Okay. Huh?
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What in the world? Hm. What? What's in it? What? Disgusting. Oh, maybe my toothpaste is too much. Is
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it too big? What is this? What is that?
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Good. What? See, I don't know. It's in your bag. Hoop. My buddy. That's my buddy Bobby
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put that in my bag. Oh, what is it? Gross. That is gross. What is it? It's It's It's a um Oh, throw it away.
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Throw it away. Oh, really? It's a bomb.
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Is that what you would say? No, I'd go I go, "Oh, this my company sells these. I work for Autoblow. My company sells these things."
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What is an autoblow? Uh, it's a It's a masturbation toy for Okay. for older men that So, I'll just put it back.
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Yeah. Exactly the way I found it. No, no, no. You can throw it back. It doesn't matter to me. I have so many. Okay. No, it's actually, you know what it is?
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It's a masturbation toy for men that are in their 50s that are still single. There's 25 still in the United States.
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You would say that? We're doing a lot of research. I would say it's not mine. M it's not that's not mine. Yeah. I love we
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I had a bottle of lube that set off a sensor one time. And what' you say? And because it was too much lube and the
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guy was like can't have a water bottle in there. I was like that's it's not throw it away. What did he do?
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How did he ship? How did he ship all that? Private. What? Private private planes. They don't care. Private planes. That's what
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By the way, imagine though there is one Amazon or UPS driver or somebody that's been dropping off baby oil to him for
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years. Oh wow. You know, one of his buddies, he's like in the truck texting. He's like, "This [ __ ] gets so much from Johnson and Johnson. It's
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unbelievable." Yeah. He's running like a lab on. But you know what? This guy, huh? He also has some at home.
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You know what? If you take some, would you? Just one or two. I mean, there's so many. If 10,000 bottles of Diddy Oil every
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do the picture of it. The picture of all the baby oil is unbelievable. It's it's it's like a shocking amount that they
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found in those in those pictures and messages. Look at that's just one of them. That's just one drawer by his bed.
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Look at that. Look at this bottle. Oh my god, that's so much oil.
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A thousand bottles of oil. Can I ask you about oil? Baby oil. Can I ask you about oil? Give it to me.
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I have never put oil on a woman. Baby oil ever. I think I have.
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Why? It slicks you up. You slip sliding all day. I don't like it. And it's safe. It's not going to get and
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it's not going to like I like dry skin. I like I like grip. Grip is good. Oh, that's really
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when it's dry and you grip it. That's showing your age. What? You're going to tear the skin. Really?
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Slick it up. I don't like slick. Look at that. That's in his barber shop. Look at that. Look at the chair. That's a barber chair. That's in his barber
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shop. Wow. Yeah. I've never used baby oil for anything. If you have a baby, then you
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use baby oil. Yeah, but I I assume adult I'm being serious. I actually don't know. I don't have any at the house. Lotion
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that supplements baby oil. I imagine it's the same thing. Baby oil can probably be used. Moisturizer, makeup
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remover. Uh, yeah, it's a moisturizer. I'm sure people use it to remove sticker residue, glue, adhesive, loosen knots.
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Oh. Oh, there's a lot of practicality around the house. Oh, he has a lot of Well, he was going to sailing school.
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He's tying a lot of knots. Really? Tying many knots. You have to It's like a shipyard at his house.
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It is really. Wow. Yeah, but they're shipping shipping humans. They're shipping humans. Yeah. Yeah. But
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um he's going away for the longest amount of time. I I don't know. Absolutely cooked. Look at the picture I just sent to you. My mom just sent me.
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It's my mom's birthday today. Oh, happy birthday, Mom. Happy birthday, mama. Look at me in my little Batman shirt. Do I look like I'm the same guy?
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Oh my. Who's that woman right there? That's my second grade teacher. Wow. Look at how angry you are already.
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Well, she's You know why she's holding And look at who you're staring at. The little Asian kid down there. That's a Mexican boy.
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That's not Look, look. That is Mexican. He's Mexican. Yeah. Wow. But honestly, were you friends with him?
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No. I [ __ ] hated that guy. He look he he loved Mickey Mouse. I couldn't stand him. I was like, "It's like Mickey Mouse from the beginning."
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It's Batman or nothing, dude. Yeah. That Batman shirt, by the way, my mom was like, "You wore that all the time."
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Oh, I loved Batman. Obsessed. Obsessed. I had every little Batman thing. I
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repeated the movie all the time. Which one? I would Batman one. That's the original. That's the symbol from the original.
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From the Michael Keaton. There is only one Batman. Have we talked about this before?
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We have. And there is only one Batman. Okay. Okay. Okay. I'm not gonna get Is there only one Superman? Yes. Christopher Reeves.
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Okay. What are we talking about? Cuz that new kid looks good. It doesn't matter. It's just It's too That movie looks good.
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There's too much CGI for me to enjoy it. I know, dude. Cuz the cuz practical [ __ ] back then they had to do it for real.
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I know. There's one dog [ __ ] CGI piece in Batman one. Or it's not. It's like a
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cutaway to a f when the Joker's falling from the rooftop off the gargoyle. It's It looks awesid.
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I No, no, no, no, no. that he falls on the concrete. In the concrete. All right. Right. Right.
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He's got it in his pocket. Did you like the second one with the Danny DeVito? The Tim Burton. Well, they're both Tim Burton's.
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Burton did both. Yeah. That that imagery, that image of him was burned into my brain as a kid. And that sound.
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Wow. So, he's the best Jack. He was the best Joker. Not even close. Not even close.
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He's not the best. He is. I'm saying it's not even close. this guy and he the character he brought to it and the amount of improv they let
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him do show that he actually like did the character. He wasn't just reading lines.
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Yeah, I'm going to rewatch it. I haven't seen it in 25 years. It's so good. It's there's something about when he's in the museum and
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they're ripping up the museum. Yeah, it's so beautiful and he's he's being funny. It's a comedy. He's making jokes.
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I have to make an argument, too. I thought that not the movie, but Michelle Fefeifer was the best Catwoman.
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So sexy. She was so scary in it, too. A little bit. Oh, she was so threatening. Threatening and just very ominous and dark.
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Yeah. Ominous and dark in that. Everyone in this movie was cast perfectly. What? This Batman, it was the best.
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Wow. It would think about think about the casting. The music. Well, the music the music is the most stunning [ __ ]
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Now, not a lot of minorities though. That's the way we like it, baby.
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Batman is a bat. Batman's a bat. Oh, that's true. Batman's a bat. That's true. Yeah.
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No, I just I I loved it. so much. My mom sent me that photo today. She was like, "I'm thumbing through old pictures
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getting she was getting emotional and reminiscing because it was her birthday." Oh, by the way, yeah, when I was a kid and seeing the comic
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books, and I've said this a million times, but when I saw Michael Keaton's face through the mask, just his mouth, I
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was like, that's the that's what the mouth looks like on the in in my mind in the cartoons, how that would be as a human.
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What do you mean? I don't I don't get what one thing you just said. Tell me his mouth like that that that that
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looked exactly like the cartoon's mouth to me. Ah, the jaw was incredible. Give me some other jaws of the other
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[ __ ] Batman's, please. I mean, look, let me look at the other jaws. I know because everyone's going to get
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it. The younger generation obviously is going to be like [ __ ] cuz Clooney awful. That's George I see
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George Clooney all day. That suit is terrible. It was one of the worst. How do you get in on in that? That's
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like one solid piece. It's painted on. Yeah, Val was Val was close. Just didn't do
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it. Oh, good chisel, though. But his lips were too too female for me. But here's the like how I want to kiss that guy's lips.
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All right, that's true. Those are too sexy. Exactly. You're right. You can't have hot lips. Those lips are too hot, dude.
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And Chris O'Donnell was like I mean this was like gay porn. This was gay porn. Yeah. So,
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this was gay porn. They play this on loop down in West Hollywood. They play If I was like the Penguin and that Batman was like, "I'm Batman." And I'd
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go, right, I'd already go in for a kiss. I think you want to share a fish.
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Yeah. So, um I mean, look at how gay that pose is right there. That's still I know. Why
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are they doing that? Can I make an argument about And this is being real. I'm not trying to be funny. Is is that I think the best you have to
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So, with that jawline, I'd be able to see who just based on his jawline who [ __ ] um
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Bruce Wayne. Based on that, I'd be able to look at Bruce Wayne and go, "They have the same jawline." Oh, you'd know right away.
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Do Do you understand what I'm saying? So that that's why that's not good. By the way, the funniest scene could have been is the moment he walked in
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somewhere as Batman, someone goes, "Bruce," right away. Exactly. Could have spoiled the whole Exactly. So I don't think so. Give me a
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jawline where I wouldn't be able to tell between Bruce Wayne and Batman. Which one of them? Yeah.
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Well, probably Affleck. A Let me see. Affleck. Affleck looked like the most unBatman Batman. Look, that looks I kid that
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I don't I wouldn't know if that was um Ben Affleck, maybe. I don't know that that's Ben Affleck. It actually looks the least like him
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outside of the mask. But he looks sad, too, which is I like. Well, because he was thinking about his performance.
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Also, the suit was so insane. It was so thick. This is like the steroids era of baseball and they were like, "We got to juice this guy up.
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He was too big." Oh my god, dude. I watch I went down the biggest Robert Patson. Massive pass. Massive pass.
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Mickey 17. Huh? Oh, no. What? Good.
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No, I'm saying this this as Batman. Absolutely not. Do you see the movie? No, I'm not interested.
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Did you see the movie? Look at his neck. The movie is He's wearing a collared shirt with a collar up.
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Can you Can you guys admit that movie is good? Yes. I don't care. No, please watch it.
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I cannot. You have to watch. It's so good. And who's that? And And who's that? His lesbian friend. No, that's um Black Catwoman.
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Black Woman? That's black woman, dude. Listen up, Batman. You better watch yourself, Batman.
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That's black woman, dude. What are you doing here, black woman? Yeah. Yeah. You've been laid on You've been laid on
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child support for months, Batman. Yeah. So,
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black woman. Black woman. Yeah. So, that's So, you never really saw that one. Where is black woman? She's late again.
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That's so funny. I haven't seen it. Yeah, you please watch.
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I'll watch it here. No. And also when she when I was watching her in the movie, I wasn't like there's black woman.
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I was like, there's Catwoman, right? Okay. So, it's good. I'm going to sing
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you some music. Yeah.
00:21:40
Awful. No, you're not. I'm not done. That's awful. Yeah. Yeah. I'll combat that. I'll match that and give do you one better.
00:21:46
What? Oh, with sound of music. What? Am I
00:21:52
talking about watching the sound of music or say it in the mic? No, no, no. That music my music.
00:22:00
By the way, that set the precedent for every other Batman. No, no, no, no, no. They reuse that in all the Batman.
00:22:07
If I If I was from a different planet, sing the song again. How long? Wait, wait, what? Let me be an
00:22:12
alien. Yeah. Wow. Earth is beautiful. I heard about movies. Give me a theme of a
00:22:18
movie, please. Of music, I mean.
00:22:23
Oh, you want m for themes of things? Movies and I will tell you what kind of movie it is.
00:22:33
Brokeback Mountain.
00:22:39
No. And what song is that? It's a Nirvana song. Something in the way. Yeah, something in the way.
00:22:44
There's something, right? But that's a stolen song. An original composition.
00:22:50
No, no, no. They They You guys know. No, they redo it. They redo it.
00:22:59
This song set the precedent for every other B. You hear that in every movie.
00:23:06
Froto, get away from the ledge. That's what it sounds like. Yeah. Get away from the ledge, Froto.
00:23:12
[ __ ] you. Yeah. Yeah. Now, let me ask you another thing. Hold on. Just be quiet. Let me do it. Right. All right. Do it.
00:23:17
Close your eyes. They're They are closed. [Music]
00:23:35
Dude, it's so beautiful. It builds in this way. It's It's like you're watching I closed my eyes for that.
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00:26:35
Queens of the Stone Age. One of my favorite bands. I also like Them Crooked
00:26:41
Vulture Vultures. That album is so good. We've talked about you on the show
00:26:46
Behind Your Back very often. Very often enough where our fans are like, "Yes, who cares? Shut up." Um, sometimes what
00:26:53
I do is, you know, if you go to iTunes and you go to um, Queens of the Stone Age, right?
00:26:58
Sure. And they have that animatic like, right, and it has him dancing in it. Yeah.
00:27:03
Sometimes I'll just stare at him dancing. You know what I mean? You're wearing a leather jacket, you're dancing. That's not creepy at all.
00:27:10
Well, you know what? Cuz you're a tall drink of water. Yeah. And you dancing is the cell. They did that on the boomerang. You're talking
00:27:16
about like the loop. Yeah. He'll he'll do it. Yeah. And no matter what song is playing Yeah. Yeah, you're dancing. You're dancing in that thing matches it.
00:27:23
No, that doesn't sound that cool to me. It doesn't. I mean, yeah. Yes, it does.
00:27:29
No, I mean, do you choose that or No. Does Apple go, "Hey, look what we got." I I can't watch I can't watch a video or
00:27:36
a thing like that. I I can't I can listen to music, but I can't watch. Yeah. You can't watch yourself dance?
00:27:43
No. Okay. Can you watch yourself dance? Well, I've seen it. Well, here's the
00:27:48
thing. I know. Do you want Do you want to see it, though? That's the I mean, yeah. Is it I've seen it, but I don't know if I want
00:27:53
to see myself. All right. Like, it's not not even It's not specifically dance. It's just like
00:27:59
play and moves. Yeah. Play and But because I'm supposed to be funny, it's fine. But he's supposed to be sexy and
00:28:06
cool. Yeah. But his stance is sex. It's going to be sexier. It's going to be sexier than your dancing hair. Yeah. Yeah. There's nothing I can do
00:28:12
that's going to dance as cool or even guitar moves. It's all in the hips. Yeah, it is. You know that realization
00:28:18
when I was 13, I went to the the eighth grade prom and all those boys were sort of holding
00:28:24
up the wall. Yeah. You know, and I wanted so bad to dance with Sheree Dunham.
00:28:29
And we love a Sheree Dunham. Yeah. Who do you over there? That one's yours right there. I feel like I feel like they also love a
00:28:36
Shar. Yeah. Yeah. You like Sheree Dunham, don't you? I love Shere Dunham. And and then all the girls were dancing in the center of the thing and I said,
00:28:42
"Fuck it. I'm going to I'm going to do this." And I said, "Come on." I tried to get someone to go with me, right?
00:28:47
The girls were dancing and I just said, "Fuck it." And I just started shimming out there and I probably looked about
00:28:55
as, you know, stupid ridiculous lame as you could look. Yeah. Right. You know, you committed,
00:29:01
but I was It was too late. Yeah, you're right. I You can't go back. No, you got to go deeper.
00:29:06
Yeah. So, I went deep and I the Sheree and these girls, they're all dancing together. They turn around, they start laughing,
00:29:12
but it was like a cute kind of giggle and it was and I and I kept So I just added more to it like, "Hey,
00:29:18
I think I even I I I'm probably lying about this part, but who cares? Let's say I was I'm pointing around." Yeah.
00:29:26
Yeah. There's Germany. That's South America. Whatever. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Antarctica. Wait, that's
00:29:32
wherever that is. Well, whatever science says it is. Yeah. And and I went out, but I realized their
00:29:38
laughter was like uh like they started saying, "Come out here." Yes. Yes. And ever since then, I was
00:29:44
always like, "I'm I'm God damn it. I'm gonna I'm gonna dance." Who was your Who was your Sheree Dunham?
00:29:50
Mine? Yeah. Who was yours? My Shere Dunham was um I can tell you.
00:29:55
Well, I'm going to say something. What? Why you I got one on the tip of my tip. No, I got one. Megan Stallard.
00:30:00
Mine's a Megan, too. Yours is Megan brisket. Megan Stallard. And I'll tell you, she never did anything with me. No. Yeah.
00:30:05
Neither did mine. But I'll tell you what song came out. What? When I found out that she Didn't like me.
00:30:10
Nothing compared to you by Conor. What a song. And I remember I had a [ __ ] Honda Civic.
00:30:16
Sure you did. Yeah, that makes sense. Well, I'm Korean. That math though. What? Well, you didn't have a Hyundai.
00:30:22
And they didn't have it back. They didn't have it. But I would have been in a Hyundai. You would if they had it. Oh, you would have You would have country committed.
00:30:28
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You would have You have to Are you Yeah. You have to country commit. You have to. Yeah. Yeah. as as an Asian, they have
00:30:35
to. It's really weird if they don't. Yeah. So, anyway, um and when Nothing Compared to You came out.
00:30:41
So good. I love sinking into sad music. Oh, yeah. I do, too. Do you? Oh, yeah. Yeah. Me. That's what it's for.
00:30:47
Yes. Yeah. It's for Especially it's it's for all that stuff when you you don't know how to say how you're feeling or you or
00:30:53
you're unwilling to try and like nothing compares to you. That song. Oh, yeah.
00:30:58
You got to be kidding me with that song. Yeah. I don't know what some of it means. Like Bubba.
00:31:03
Oh yeah. Bubba. Who's Bubba? It's not Bubba. What is it? It says mama.
00:31:09
What? Really? Yeah. It's not Bubba. Bubba would be like someone. Wait, wait, wait. It's got to be Bubba.
00:31:16
It's mama. It's mama. It is. So you think Wait, I just want I I need
00:31:21
to ask a question. Wait, wait, wait. I need to ask a question. All I You think you you thought until now it was
00:31:29
all the flowers that you planted Bubba. Now I want an answer. That's what I
00:31:35
thought it was. Oh my god. Because you thought Bubba was just some hill planted. Bubba. That's what I thought it was. And in my
00:31:41
mind always I'm like Bubba must have been the boyfriend of the guy that her No. No. That's the gardener.
00:31:48
Bubba the gardener. Bubba the gardener. Planted all the flowers in the overalls. All right. Your flowers
00:31:54
are done. Oh, you've never done that where you thought the lyric was one thing and now I do it all the time. I just I'm just
00:32:00
focusing on you right now. We're [ __ ] with you. All right. Thank you, Josh, for correcting me. It's mama. I like But my
00:32:06
I think it was very It's very cute that you thought that it was Bubba. Thank you. Because mama would have been a logical
00:32:12
jump. Easy. But you're like, "Fuck all that [ __ ] I'm going to Bubba's house." Bubba's house, baby.
00:32:17
Well, she's Irish. I thought Bubba was a term in Ireland. Yeah. Yeah.
00:32:23
Hey there, Bubba. Have a drink with me. Bubba, I I'm I'mrish and I and I I can tell you
00:32:28
that Bubba Bubba's not a thing. It says by Chenado Connor, but it's not. It's written by Prince. It's by Prince. Yes.
00:32:34
What is that? What's wrong? Why is it That's some Wikipedia [ __ ] right now. [ __ ] up. That's how you know not to trust whatever the [ __ ] Maybe it is
00:32:41
Bubba. Oh, maybe it is. See, it is Bubba. These lyrics are wrong. Yeah. Oh, yeah. That's right. I knew that Prince wrote it.
00:32:46
You did. Maybe it was like a an urban thing. No. What's up, Bubba?
00:32:52
Yeah, I like music. We sung the song before you came in. I didn't even get to talk about the the song.
00:32:57
Oh, yeah. But it's called Put Me Down Easy. And it's by Is it about a dog?
00:33:02
Uh, sing it. Sing it to see if Josh knows what it is. That's insane. Am I going to [ __ ] sing in front of him? No. Sing it
00:33:08
in front of him. Sing it. Guys, don't fight over me. I'll go to Christmas. But look it up. This is what's
00:33:13
fascinating about it because when I first heard the song, I was It's a great song. It's beautiful. I like soul songs
00:33:19
that sound happy but are sad. That's one of my favorite things. So the music and the melody's kind of
00:33:24
uplifting, but then you read the words and you go, it's dark as [ __ ] I love it. So this song was written by Elsie Cook, none
00:33:30
other than Sam Cook's brother. Don't make it rougher and don't make me suffer. Put me down easy. Put me down easy. That's hard.
00:33:37
It's such a beautiful It's the It's like, you know, that's begging for mercy. And honestly, things like mercy,
00:33:44
those topics are the things I love the most to sing about. Yeah. Cuz they're so tragic, fragile,
00:33:52
so you know, and real though. They're so Yeah. Everyone you hear that every It's a universal feeling of like when you're
00:33:58
going to get broken up with or someone's going to go away in your life, you like the feeling, you know, that's coming. Oh
00:34:04
my god. Everyone's felt that. I don't care who you are, where you from, what you've done. And so, yes, this is the kind of [ __ ] I'll cry to if I really
00:34:10
want to get hit. Yeah, I like about Mercy, too. You are. You're a Mercy. Mercy, too. Yeah. Josh, is it Let me ask you, is it hard
00:34:16
to write lyrics? No, I mean, no, because I mean, imagine all the albums.
00:34:22
Hold on one second. Right. Did everyone just have a flashback to Chris Farley talking to Paul McCartney?
00:34:28
When you write songs, is it songs that you write when you write them? Are they songs? That's what you just said. No, that was a legit. I think it was a
00:34:34
legit. Nah, [ __ ] him. You suck. Shut up. No, that's no joke. Get a real question. What I'm saying?
00:34:39
Is it hard to write jokes? Yes. That's an annoying question. Oh, all right. No, but I I I the reason I actually like
00:34:46
this question. Don't do this. Don't do this. Let me Can I rephrase it? No, you don't need to. Okay. Thank you, Josh.
00:34:52
I think I think [ __ ] you, dude. You don't humil I'm a [ __ ] a fan. You're okay. Yeah. All right.
00:34:57
All right. I think it is extremely difficult sometimes. I find it I find it
00:35:02
challenging because I would like to say something especially as the years go on. I really want to say something
00:35:09
vulnerable in sort of in words that are kind of juicy and colorful and economical like I wanted to and some
00:35:15
things are actually hard. Sometimes you write words or you write jokes that you're like ah can I actually say this?
00:35:22
We we do that we say it we just will say it unfortunately. Unfortunately, yeah, all the [ __ ] time, you know, I I I'm
00:35:28
I'm cuz I want to say something and and I actually want someone to I want a
00:35:34
certain group of people to be annoyed or upset by what I've said. Oh, yeah. All right. In in the manner in which you say it,
00:35:40
you know. Yeah. Well, how about this? Tell me. It was a good question. I'm just teasing. I love you. That's okay. I let it go.
00:35:46
Okay. This is artist This is artist selfstroke stuff, but I do want to know in your opinion whether or not it was
00:35:52
the like universally received in that way. what's the song that you wrote that you're like that's the best song I've
00:35:57
ever written where you're like it's no doubt and people like there's jokes we talk about this sometimes comics will write a joke and it's not our best joke to them right
00:36:04
but I'm like that's so I love that joke and they may think it's they think another thing is funnier you know
00:36:09
I think you get familiar with something and so you're and you're I mean I'll
00:36:15
it's not exactly the answer to what you're saying but our our biggest song No one knows I don't get sick of playing
00:36:20
that ever and I find that annoying when when people uh are say, "Well, we're not
00:36:28
going to play this anymore." I I think it's somehow I love our audience, even though I hate
00:36:34
groups of people, you know, I I Yeah. You know, I get it.
00:36:40
We can't [ __ ] stand these guys in the window. I'm just highly suspect of not just them. Yeah.
00:36:46
But Yes, them. And and but I I'm highly suspect of of groups of people, you
00:36:52
know. They're dangerous. I it's it feels like the mob. Yeah. And and and I know that we're asking for
00:36:57
groups of individuals, which doesn't make any sense, you know. You know, I would like a bunch of But I
00:37:02
would like a few people from each click. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Like we just played in Madison. Do you ever go to Madison to do shows?
00:37:09
Love Madison, Wisconsin. [ __ ] love. It's one of the best cities ever. It's one of the best cities in America,
00:37:14
hands down. And our audience is so bananas. It was like a grandpa, the grandson.
00:37:20
[ __ ] goth girls. [ __ ] love go and then you know like tweakers, bikers,
00:37:25
hippies. Yeah. You know like uh you know college kids
00:37:31
such it was such a like a hometown buffet. Yeah. Oh wow. You know. Yeah.
00:37:36
And and and I just thought, "Oh my god, we're this is this is the type of group I like." Perfect. You know, it's like a picking
00:37:42
of all of the people. So I have a couple of dumb questions I can ask before I forget. No, but no, no.
00:37:47
for for Josh. I have a couple of questions if I may I've been thinking about. Okay.
00:37:52
Uh if I may, they're dumb questions. It's going to be better than the writing one that questions. It was an intro question.
00:37:58
Right. So, um starting. So, um when All right. So, when Come on, let me I want to be cool, dude.
00:38:05
Yeah, you're doing it. So, you're doing great. When you're playing Austin City Limits with um um Them Crooked Vultures. Yeah.
00:38:11
And you're with Gro and what's Bonham? Is that his last name from the Led Zeppelin? John Paul Jones.
00:38:16
Paul Jones. That's John Bonham. Yeah. John Paul John Paul Jones, right? You're on stage, right? In your head, do
00:38:23
you know who you're on stage? I mean, do you get nervous around John Paul Jones? He's a legend.
00:38:29
It's It's funny because, you know, you're sitting on the bus and Dave's
00:38:34
telling a story and then you realize it's about Nirvana and then uh and then
00:38:39
Jones is telling story and and you realize it's about Led Zeppelin. It's the That's the only other band he's been
00:38:45
in. Wow. That's interesting. It's insane. And uh and then it sort of comes to me
00:38:50
and I was like, well, I've been arrested.
00:38:55
In fact, in fact, on the second day, on the second day of the them crooked vulture session, I was, it was the first
00:39:04
day of recording, you know, I didn't know Jones well. Um, and this is how we got very close was u
00:39:12
I was driving home in Burbank. My studio was in Burbank at the time and uh the
00:39:17
Burbank police call themselves the Cowboys. They do, which is kind of gay, but whatever.
00:39:24
So gay. You're under a wrap. Like, well, he told me in the back of
00:39:29
the squad, he's like, "We call ourselves the Cowboys." And I just told him, I was like, "That's the gayest thing I've ever
00:39:34
seen." And and I I don't care, but I'm just saying, "Guess what it is. I don't
00:39:39
care." Yeah. You know, um any any hoodles? Uh, I'm driving home and I had uh a Magnum.
00:39:47
Remember the Dodge Magnum that looked like a wagon? It's such a [ __ ] great car. Anyways, so I'm driving home and I
00:39:52
get pulled over cuz I guess I had put the wrong sticker on registration. I switched the
00:39:59
registration. So, I had two car and he starts getting me out and cuffing me
00:40:04
for illegal registration. He to he's like I'm gonna I'm gonna Yeah. I at the time I didn't know that when someone
00:40:11
says I'm gonna detain you for my safety that I could have been I could have said there's no [ __ ] way, you know.
00:40:17
Yeah. Yeah. [ __ ] you. I didn't do anything, dude. And I had, you know, I had some Vicodin on me, but I had a script. I I had a
00:40:23
back injury. I had But they were just tucked in my coin pocket. And so he took me to jail and I was
00:40:29
like, "You're making a mistake here. You know, you're making a mistake." And and he's like, "No, I'm not. We call ourselves the Cowboys." And that's when
00:40:35
I that's when I made it worse. Right. What what did you do? I just told him that was the gay super gay. Right.
00:40:42
Right. And then and I was like, "Why do I care what you call yourselves?" He's like he's like, "Wait till you see
00:40:47
us ride horses and suck each other's dicks." And then and then he was like as he was driving, I said, "Uh" he said, "Don't I
00:40:55
know you from somewhere?" And I was like, "I don't know what you know." You know, like No, that's that's when you drop who you
00:41:00
are. And no, but that makes me feel like [ __ ] I I just can't do stuff like that. That's not my way. Wait, would you do you think I would say
00:41:07
something? Would you would you Yeah. Yeah. Do you think I would say something? Would you
00:41:12
Would you say the first words out of his mouth? I'm a comedian. Um uh it's me. It's Bobby Lee. I'm
00:41:20
That's what it is. Right away within seconds. He would boys. You know what I would Look at the window. Look at the window.
00:41:26
You know you would. Oh, you know what I've done out the window. Oh, you know what I've done? And I want to tell you what I've done, Josh. Okay. I don't give a [ __ ] Okay. when like for
00:41:33
instance if I don't have my ID right at an airport I go I'll just say Google me he does that he does that often
00:41:39
does it work oh yeah it does okay well then why couldn't you have done that just Google my name
00:41:45
I I I just I'd rather go to jailrison rather go to jail what I'm saying that's what I'm saying
00:41:50
why your pride he has dignity that's not dignity that's not dignity that's dumb
00:41:56
but then he says to me he goes don't I recognize you from somewhere else I don't know what you know you know
00:42:01
such a combative statement So come at it. Yeah. Yeah. And and and he said, "Are do you play music?" And I said, "Yeah." And he was
00:42:07
like, "Why didn't you tell me?" And I was like, "Cuz I didn't know you were a [ __ ] [ __ ] you know, that would like I'm already arrested. It's too late.
00:42:14
What are you going to do?" Double arrest. But he still took you to prison. Oh yeah. Oh my god. I The night in
00:42:20
Burbank and that there was this like heavy set Mexican guy which was kind of bullying these other people around. He
00:42:26
wanted to lay down on the on the He wanted to lay down and
00:42:31
everyone else to stand up. So I just sat down on the and he moved this kind of
00:42:36
little scrawny kid that was clearly a tweaker. Yeah, trust me, I know.
00:42:43
And and uh and uh he so and and I said, "Why don't you just chill out, you
00:42:50
know?" And then he got up and he was a pretty heavy set dude and he said some
00:42:56
[ __ ] to me. So I just said, "What are you going to do? Like hit me with your fat. I don't know what you're going to Oh my god, Josh. What the fuck?"
00:43:03
And then escalate escalate. Escalate. Why? But he wasn't cuz he was not scary. He's
00:43:09
just hungry. Also, he was being a [ __ ] [ __ ] Okay. He was bullying this kid. I was like, "Let him sit down."
00:43:14
But it's your size at 5'4. You can't do that. You're the guy he was bullying he's
00:43:19
talking about. Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He was like, "Get up." And you were like, "No problem." Yeah. That's okay. Go ahead. Well, I wouldn't have let that h I mean,
00:43:25
I'm not, you know, I'm not a tough guy, but I was just like, "This is ridiculous." And we're in here. What are you going to do?
00:43:30
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You know. Okay. And then this window opens and this really gnarly looking gal, she was like,
00:43:38
"I will mace both of you if you move." And I was like, "I believe you." You
00:43:45
know, like I don't not believe you right now. I know you're saying stuff and I hear
00:43:51
this stuff and I'm interested in what you're saying. Yeah. And so I just didn't move and uh and he
00:43:59
looked at me and he was like he said under his breath and so I just blew him a kiss and and everyone got to sit down.
00:44:05
Oh my god. But it was a and you know we ate baloney sandwiches and talked about times. It
00:44:11
was it was fine. It all worked out. It when was this was this the first night of the
00:44:17
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00:44:24
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00:44:30
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00:44:36
on time. Well, that's the you know, I just I don't know. That's that's me though. I I
00:44:43
So I go there and Joan says, "What happened?" And I said, "I'm I just got out of jail." And he goes, "Oh." Like
00:44:50
this on clutching his pearls. And he goes, "Oh." And I thought he was going to be a little disgusted. He's
00:44:56
like, "Oh, let me make some tea. Tell me all about it." And I realized that he made me tea. I
00:45:01
realized he's kind of a goth dude himself. He's like a little bit of a dark lord. Wow. And the wilder I got, the more he was
00:45:08
like, I love you. Wow. Which was good. Earl Grey, English preface.
00:45:13
English breassus. Now, my favorite guy is the Do you have Do you put milk in your English breath
00:45:20
kiss or or do you have Okay, you know what, guys? I I needed a line reading. Sometimes when I act, I [ __ ] up the line
00:45:27
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00:45:34
said breath kiss. So, I say breath kiss no matter what. No matter what happened. That was not that was not me.
00:45:39
Thank you, Josh. That you don't you know. Yeah, I have other questions. Swearies. Yeah, that I memorized.
00:45:45
I don't know if that answered your question. That was a great question. No, no, no. Well, I mean, there's other questions I
00:45:50
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00:48:24
were. Google me and then you could have had a nice sleep. If No, but that's not I just I look I
00:48:32
feel really Maybe I'm the Am I the weird one? No. I Am I the weird? Be honest. Am I the
00:48:37
weird one? To each his own. Okay, thank you. I think to each his own. I I just I just
00:48:42
never planned to be doing this this long and I feel like someone's going to ring my doorbell and say,
00:48:48
"Yeah, the music's done. It's over." And and I I would be like I I would say I
00:48:53
would say that was a really long time though. Yeah. And then I would grab my [ __ ] and I would get out of there.
00:48:59
We we we talk about every day I say are we done yet? Yeah. Or you know what sometimes I'll say I go
00:49:07
I think we're I'm done and I I kind of look at my assets and go where can I go? Is this about showing your assets again?
00:49:14
No no it's not about my [ __ ] Dude I do not want to see it. No you'll never see it. One day you will. No. When we get closer you will I'm
00:49:19
going to see it. I think you will. I want to see it. I don't want to see it now. He will if you want it. No, I want it prepped. I I don't want to
00:49:27
be too judgy, but I want it prepped. Should we get it Should we get it over with and just do it now? Yeah. Okay,
00:49:32
we just do it now. So, we get it over with. Is it kind of prepped? What? Is it kind of prepped? It's not. It's a little dirty, but
00:49:38
Hold on. Let me get my glasses. Hold on. Let him put on his glasses. Jesus. Yeah. Yeah. So, we got He didn't even get to put on his
00:49:43
glasses. You know, I'm no doctor. I'm no doctor, but also I'm not a doctor. All
00:49:50
right. So, I have my other question is this nurse. Yeah, you're right. Maybe if
00:49:55
I was arrested, I shouldn't bring up my name. No, you will. I know you you would in a heartbeat, but that's okay. That's And if you're jailed, don't show your
00:50:02
[ __ ] Don't do that. Okay. All right. Don't do that. Just eat the baloney sandwich. Okay. Okay. Just eat the baloney sandwich.
00:50:07
Keep things straight. All right. So, yeah. Just eat it and be quiet. My second My second question would be, Eat it and be quiet is a great
00:50:13
Eat it and be quiet. What a great thing to say in a general sense. Yeah. Eat it, be quiet. Yeah. My second question would be
00:50:20
because I've been following you for a very long time. I saw you outside my house. Yeah. And um I noticed over the years you've
00:50:28
always been around comedy cuz I remember back in the day I used to see you at Largo. Yeah. You mean on Monday nights and stuff,
00:50:33
right? So you've always surrounded yourself with comedy, you know what I mean? I see you at the store. I see you
00:50:39
at clubs and stuff. What is it about comedy that you that you're like you're a huge fan obviously?
00:50:45
Yeah. I I you know when I was uh when I was nine in that year which I was nine I
00:50:50
saw two separate shows of the desert and I saw my my old man were with my grandparents. No one ever swore in my
00:50:58
family you know around each other and my dad was like George Carlin is funny right. Wow.
00:51:03
And I was like I don't I don't know. I'm nine. I think it was rhetorical. Yeah.
00:51:08
Yeah. But I I got a this giant yellow looked like I won a golf tournament, men's jacket that they loan to you. So
00:51:16
here I was like a small child in an adult man's world and we had great seats
00:51:24
like third row. Wow. Wow. You know, and it was it was tables back then and I saw Fred Travalina or was it
00:51:32
Fred or Judy Tanuda? Judy open for George Carlin. Wow. and
00:51:37
and it changed my life because I realized all in this moment that talking
00:51:42
about things that hurt and are difficult and laughing about it that gallows humor
00:51:47
and you know George was as I don't have to tell you anything but his use of language like you know get on the plane
00:51:55
Mr. Carlin, [ __ ] you. I'm getting in the plane. Leave that for the daredevils. That that twisting of words
00:52:01
and using them correctly. Yeah. And the notion of being a good communicator. We're talking it's important. It's so
00:52:08
hard to be understood and to understand someone in this life. It's so fleeting. And so being a good communicator and
00:52:14
being good with your words start really meant something to me from that moment forward, you know. And also I saw Rodney
00:52:21
Dangerfield with Fred Travalina opening and Ronnie got booed off stage. Now I
00:52:27
had never I didn't know that that was possible that the crowd could be like [ __ ] this. Yeah,
00:52:33
that that's enough of this. Yeah. And and chase you off stage. It's your
00:52:39
[ __ ] show. Yeah. But he was doing the same stuff which I had grown up with watching Carson and
00:52:45
you know Yeah. And um when that was happening, how did you feel when he was being booted off? I was scared. I was scared because I was
00:52:51
little and I and I thought, "Oh my god, something's going to h what's what does it mean? What does this mean?" And I I
00:52:57
think that's why I've always had an attack um style with the audience. It's
00:53:02
softened over the years, but I grew up on Iggy Pop and all this stuff where concerts were scary.
00:53:09
You know, you go to punk rock shows, they're scary. That's that mob thing you were talking about, though. It is very much like I
00:53:14
just did a show last night and it's a lot. It was a lot of people. 19,000. It wasn't my show.
00:53:20
[ __ ] great though. 19,000 people. Well, Shane Gill is shout out to Shane, not me. But I popped up on his show. But
00:53:26
you do have a moment. You're prepared. We've been doing it for a long time. Was that in town? No, it was in San Jose.
00:53:31
But you feel you're like prepared for it. You're excited to do your [ __ ]
00:53:37
But there is a second that you get on stage and you see all those people and you're like, "Yeah, they can turn on you." Yeah,
00:53:42
they if if they're if you're not, you have to be on your toes leaning into them and they have to be on their heels.
00:53:48
So, I got booed off a stage in front of 16 17,000 people where in San Jose,
00:53:54
not during your show last night. But yeah, what are the chances? I don't remember that at all.
00:53:59
Like, why is that even a real thing? It was probably like 15 years ago. It was community in it. Big Asian community
00:54:06
there, too. Yeah. But but this show was called the Dog House Comedy Jam. That's all Asians. No. And it was um Chappelle, Cat
00:54:13
Williams, was a food thing. Carlos Mensia and I So Leslie Jones when she was young
00:54:19
was before me and she jumped off the stage and she dry humped of like a 16-year-old white kid in the audience.
00:54:26
That's your bit. [Laughter] Not with her butthole. And you could
00:54:33
hear you could hear the walls shaking shaking. Oh, she's crushing. She was crushing that hard, you know.
00:54:38
Yeah. And I looked at when someone's hard to follow. Yeah. Yeah. I looked at Jeff Wills, you know, I mean, the guy, you know, I mean, at
00:54:44
Live Nation, and I go, "You think it's going to go well for me? Cuz I don't think so." Right. Right. And he goes, "You'll be
00:54:49
fine." 2 minutes in, they just booed me off stage. I And then
00:54:54
I started doing gibberish. I started going, "I got Right." And then I literally just turned
00:55:00
around. I started cry like starting a Honda. Yeah.
00:55:06
Yeah. And I walked off stage and in still to this day I don't know what I
00:55:12
did wrong. You didn't do anything. I think it was just doomed from the beginning. Well, some things can only get so high
00:55:18
and then they must drop off the cliff. That's right. We played um what's it called? Neil Young had this
00:55:24
thing bridge school benefit and and the request is everyone must play acoustic. That's fine. Yeah. Happy with that.
00:55:31
Two night it's two nights in a row. Play the first night. Killed it. Had a blast. And then the the second night the lineup
00:55:38
changed and the person playing in front of us directly asked for that slot
00:55:44
because they wanted to play and leave but they wanted it to be dark. They wanted it to be nighttime.
00:55:49
Oh, right. Can you name this person? The person was Tom [ __ ] Weights.
00:55:55
Wow. So I and I said, "Okay,
00:56:00
that sucks." Yeah. And I love it when people try to reassure you that don't know what
00:56:06
they're talking about. Oh, it's gonna be fine, man. You That sounds like you on the
00:56:13
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What's coming? And I And I was like, I I foolishly watched him play as well.
00:56:19
And he's going, he starts a song, then he'll be like, you know, I'm only he'd stop. I'm only doing this cuz I owe Neil
00:56:26
money. You know, it's like a comedy routine, a show. vail all wrapped up
00:56:32
into one [ __ ] enormous dill don't because I
00:56:38
don't want to follow that. Yeah. How long did you have to do it for the set? Too long. It was It was probably like 40
00:56:45
minutes, but I think we kept Wow. You know, you closed it. We kept No, we were, you know, there was
00:56:51
We were like second from the top or third from the top or something. And after us was Crosby Steels's Nash and
00:56:56
Young. Holy where it was like we were the the cream filling in a a terrible
00:57:02
cream filling in the double stuff from hell that was just not
00:57:07
what am I supposed to do? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You know, I just, you know, Oh, so even you guys have bad. We're playing
00:57:13
deep cuts, you know. I I got to play something different every night. I can't [ __ ] I
00:57:18
can't I can't I'll [ __ ] lose it. And so we can't play what killed the night before.
00:57:24
That's cuz that's the night in case there's repeat. There could be five repeat people and I'm like, well, they need to
00:57:29
see something else, you know? And I I I actually I love insurmountable odds,
00:57:34
you know. So that's why we're not really a metal band. We're not really an alternative band, but but I'll
00:57:41
play any I'll play anywhere, especially if I'm not supposed to be there.
00:57:46
Do you even more even more uh titilating to be where you're not supposed to be a little bit? Yeah.
00:57:51
Or or doing something, you know, like last night, Chris Okconor, you know, my [ __ ] my boy. Yeah. He, you know, he
00:57:57
knows that when he does this joke, and I'm not doing I'll never I don't want to do somebody else a joke, but he knows
00:58:03
when he does it, they're going to be pissed off because at the core of it, he says it's very brilliantly written, but
00:58:09
he says in some way or another that like it's a [ __ ] Trump, a little bit of a [ __ ] Trump thing, but he knows that that
00:58:15
audience is going to boo him, right? And 19,000 people did,
00:58:20
but he's smiling and it's [ __ ] unreal. Wow. It was the funniest. I think it's
00:58:26
powerful. Oh, it was so rad cuz he's cracking up. He's laughing audly as they're booing
00:58:31
and then it in turn made them laugh after because he's enjoying. No, it's it was perfect. I told him I
00:58:38
was like, "Dude, that's the [ __ ] coolest shit." Cuz he was like, "Yeah, you're going to be mad at this." And then he goes into it and I'm thinking,
00:58:44
"Oh, he's just going to tell this, you know, tell this this joke, this good joke." But then when he starts taking the shots cuz he just wants to he wants
00:58:51
to feel the thing, right? Well, I think this is why I'm to your original question, I think this is
00:58:56
why I love comedy so much. And I I look at it as it's it's really it's it's the you know
00:59:04
the gallows humor about the philosophy and difficulties of life, right? And and so I I see this value. I love the sort
00:59:11
of comedy renaissance that's been happening for all you guys have done so well, you know, because I think it's
00:59:17
it's important that this is big and is a feature and it's
00:59:22
it's such a different night out, too, just going out to something like that. I like to be a fan of things. I like to
00:59:28
love the things I love and just enjoy them. And and I I always would go to Largo because I was doing I'd be the only
00:59:34
musician doing benefits with a bunch of comedians. Wow. Yeah. you know, um
00:59:39
because I don't I don't take myself that seriously. I take what I do seriously, but I don't really that means I don't
00:59:45
need to take myself seriously, you know, and so um I just think uh and I think a
00:59:51
lot of you know, so I' I've known a lot of comedians for a lot of years, you know, and I think there's a little
00:59:56
overlap. I know a bunch of comedians that want to be musicians, you know. Oh my god. Yeah. Some of them are some of them are
01:00:01
good. Well, how about this? Every this is a bad theory. I'm not going to articulate it well, but every comic wishes they
01:00:08
were a rock star and every rockstar kind of has a little comic in them. It's like they have this weird crossover and you
01:00:14
see it when you go to Largo cuz a lot of times there was pairing with comics musicians. Well, you you I've been in bands. You've
01:00:19
never been in a band. I I I was I played with friends, but we were never a band when I played when we
01:00:24
were young, but I was we were so bad. We were like, we can't show anybody this.
01:00:29
I'm not kidding. We literally shout out Adam Nicholas. We should go to his we should go to his mom's house. And I was
01:00:34
like, we were so [ __ ] bad. We just didn't care. Yeah. Because we weren't doing it. We didn't
01:00:40
want to make music because we were going to go show it to somebody. But isn't that the key though? I think, you know, music is interesting because
01:00:46
it's a bit like bowling. Like you don't need to be good to enjoy it. Yeah. Just doing it. It was just fun. We thought it was fun.
01:00:53
But we were very self-aware because my mom sometimes would be like, "Are you guys still practicing?"
01:01:00
I was like, "Yeah, we're jamming." She's like, "That's cuz she wanted you to stop." Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. She was very honest.
01:01:06
Stop practicing. What if we didn't have drums here anymore? Yeah. My dad was My dad was actually
01:01:11
very rad. They were both rad about it. But my dad didn't give a [ __ ] He was like, "Whatever, dude. [ __ ] smack the [ __ ] out." He didn't He couldn't care
01:01:17
less. I think when you're doing that, you're not doing something else. Well, we weren't doing drugs and getting in trouble. Yeah.
01:01:22
Well, we were doing drugs and playing music, but we weren't getting arrested. I I think because I was doing all those
01:01:28
things until a couple years ago. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that that um it is certainly like a
01:01:34
healthy exit strategy. And and honestly, you know, in my family, it's like uh when something
01:01:40
difficult would happen, it would be like we'll cry and be upset later, but we don't have time for that now. There's things to do. And I I respect that and I
01:01:47
appreciate that. Um uh that's Irish, by the way. That's Irish in a nutshell. That's Irish.
01:01:53
We'll cry about that when everybody's dead and gone. Yeah. First, we got to bury this body. There's no time for that [ __ ] There's no time to cry,
01:01:58
right? And so I turn out the lights so everyone can conspire, make out, [ __ ]
01:02:04
party, hang, do whatever. And and because I think escapism is a devalued commodity.
01:02:10
So these things where they're under the guise of escapism, but you're really
01:02:15
getting these lyrics that are vulnerable and real or you're getting comedy that's about something real that you should be
01:02:23
thinking about. this is the way to the spoonful of sugar that makes the
01:02:29
medicine go down to me. And so I think escapism should be elevated, you know?
01:02:34
Yeah. That escapism is pretty powerful. I mean, I you say it so profoundly, but like I do love the biggest pet peeve for
01:02:41
me. I mean, we talk about it is when there's a lot when there's light in the room, I really get a little shaky.
01:02:47
Yeah. And so, like I just shot a special and one of the biggest things that we had to deal with was the lighting. It was lighting. And so, uh,
01:02:54
but is it the same when the 19000? Cuz it's the spots of the thing. Oh, we pitched. I mean, again, that's
01:02:59
Shane's show. So, like his lighting package was whatever he wanted, but it's it's what I would have done, too. It's like it was it was Are you okay?
01:03:05
No, you guys, you know, I've never done I'm doing a special too for Hulu. Not this is his first one. Why? Why?
01:03:12
Because I'm doing it now. I'm doing it now. Yeah. Okay, that's Yeah. Yeah. Josh, I'm doing it now.
01:03:17
It was just a Y. Yeah. And it's called Finally. I didn't mean to. My special is going to be called Finally. Yeah, that makes sense.
01:03:22
A great name. I can't believe you're announcing this. So, I'm now because I'm now lighting. There goes my album title.
01:03:28
That's it. You know, I shouldn't have [ __ ] told you. I know. I didn't. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay.
01:03:35
So, um So, I'm learning now about what I want. I I think I want it dark, but I also want the audience around me.
01:03:42
You want to be surrounded. I kind of want them there. Sure. You know what I mean? Where I'm kind of in in a theater. Can you do that?
01:03:48
Yeah, of course. You can do whatever you want. set up in the middle. There's places you could Yeah. Yeah. where I can just have them
01:03:54
stacked around me as well. Yeah. Well, but there's also some of these specials like Maria Bamford, some of her
01:04:00
stuff where it's so small or Sarah's done something at Largo that was really tiny, too.
01:04:05
Maria did her parents' house one time. I mean, it was in her mom's living room. I [ __ ] love her. I just Me, too. I've
01:04:11
never mental illness on display in such a beautiful way. Yeah. And the voices.
01:04:17
Yeah. She's incredible. She's [ __ ] incredible. As a musician, are you afraid of AI?
01:04:22
I I I don't use AI and I today I heard the guy from Google, the head guy from
01:04:28
Google AI quit and he had this it really bummed me out. Normally I'm dump get
01:04:34
bummed out by things like this. Yeah, but this already sounds like it's going to be a bummer. It's a It's a bummer. It's a bummer. It's a bummer because he got scared of
01:04:41
the future and he was Yeah. And he was he was like, "We're now the second smartest thing on the planet. We made this algorithm and it knows how
01:04:47
to solve things we don't understand. And he said something like 150 million people need to die to turn it off. I was
01:04:53
like, "Holy fuck." And I don't norm Well, let's go through which country could die, I guess. 15. Well, I was like, "Do we start in
01:05:00
Fresno? I don't know. Not California." Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I actually like Fresno, too. Yeah, I do too.
01:05:06
Yeah. There's a great theater there with a good audience. Trying to think of a place where we How do we get rid of 150?
01:05:11
Where are you playing? San Diego. San Diego. No, no. San Diego's great. Um, wonder if I don't know, dude.
01:05:17
Countries by population don't in Asia, they don't they have enough. There's chunks of Asia we can get.
01:05:22
They have enough. Yeah. Yeah. In Asia, they have enough Asians. Okay. There is a lot of Asian.
01:05:28
What if we just knock out Brazil? If we just knock out Brazil
01:05:33
Pakistan butts. Pakistan. No, no, no, no, no, no. They have nukes. They have nukes. They have nukes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
01:05:39
What about the first one? What's the first one say? China. China. They got 1.4 4 billion.
01:05:44
That's way more than we need. How about every country? We That's how we negotiate, dude. It's way We We need a small fraction of
01:05:50
No, 10% every So, China 10%. We do a deal. That's fair. China 10,
01:05:55
India 10, US, United States 10, Indonesia 10. We're good. 10%. We're good there. Yeah. No, just 10
01:06:00
people. Oh, that's There's enough countries and we get to choose. Yeah. And it's like, you Gary, get over
01:06:06
here. No, [ __ ] Really? Yeah, dude. It's your time. But in terms of like, you know, um
01:06:12
sometimes I'll just do a playlist and an AI band will appear. I mean, are you scared of it replacing music?
01:06:19
Someone sent me some dirty Elton John stuff that AI had done and and I found it staggeringly too good.
01:06:26
Yeah, it's scary. Um, you know, um um you know, I'm hoping I I my grandpa
01:06:33
always had this saying, if you can't outsmart them out, dumb them. And I think I I sort of extrapolated that for music. If you can't outsmart
01:06:40
them, out weird them. Yeah. And so I I I hope that when I'm out dumbing and out weirding that I'm more
01:06:46
stupider and more weirder than AI would naturally go. I Right. Hopefully it's shooting high and I can
01:06:53
just keep going low. Go way low. What is this? Is this an AI band? Some of those are new AI bands that have
01:06:58
creeped up on my PlayState play list. Paper Sun Rebellion. Well, it's that's clearly an AI name.
01:07:03
Yeah, that one they have. That's [ __ ] terrible. I know. Paper Sun Rebellion. And they have
01:07:08
372,000 monthly listeners. I mean, are you [ __ ] kidding me? Holy [ __ ] Yeah. But I mean, what what [ __ ]
01:07:16
[ __ ] is listening to that [ __ ] Yeah. You know what I mean? What the [ __ ] I know.
01:07:21
Like, and I and I So, somebody somebody when we're That's the band.
01:07:26
Yeah. Oh my god, they're so hot. Look at there's one of of each. Look at the Look at the sort of like
01:07:32
book reader in the middle. Yeah. We got to get Yeah. Yeah. You know, there's the Mills likely one.
01:07:39
Then the drummer on the far right. Drummer's far right. And the guy clearly the piano player.
01:07:44
Yeah. The the the blonde guy is this is like the Luke Wilson theory where you're like he's not handsome, is he? That's what
01:07:51
that is. He's Tom Petty's nephew. Yeah. That's right. Right. Right. And the front man is obviously like this
01:07:57
perfect homogenization of [ __ ] like every you What is he? Everything. Yeah. He's just all the stuff. But see,
01:08:03
I can't stand music that's like that either, where there's like a rap verse and this and then it goes over the like,
01:08:08
who are you trying to I I think you can't try to impress. The goal is to
01:08:14
try to be yourself, right? And this is such a deliberate Look at that. Look at that. That obvious look at the old school gear plus the
01:08:20
computer. That That's exactly my [ __ ] problem. My [ __ ] problem with all this
01:08:26
[ __ ] It's [ __ ] Yeah. Is that It's like we'll give we'll give them a little of everything. It's like
01:08:32
look at Stephen Hawkings. You're not giving anyone anything. But they won't replace live though. And
01:08:38
that's right. I mean a Well, here come the holograms. Although I hear the ABBA thing is [ __ ] amazing. Is it?
01:08:43
I I hear it is from people that I actually like. That's scary. I don't like that. Well, we have, you know, Howie Mandel has that technology.
01:08:50
You know, the technology they used for Tupac at [ __ ] Coachella years ago. Yeah. How Mandel owns that tech at his studio.
01:08:56
You've seen it, right? Yeah, I've seen it. Yeah. cuz he he can touch a hologram without getting any germs. Yeah, exactly.
01:09:03
He hugs holograms. I've been fingering that Tupac one. I didn't get anything on me, which is so
01:09:10
different than your butthole where I was covered. Yes. Yes. Tupac ain't nothing but a gangster party.
01:09:16
Yeah, that's the most gangster thing ever, right? It's [ __ ] so gross and weird and creepy and but he's I saw it and it
01:09:21
[ __ ] me up, man. It's It's so Look at that unfortunate picture though of ABBA and their suits.
01:09:26
Wow. That that didn't need to be commemorated. They don't they look like velvet sundown velvet
01:09:32
paper echoes of Yeah. Wow. Uh I I don't Why did they take that [ __ ] photo?
01:09:38
I'd have been like, "No, we're not [ __ ] taking this photo." Yeah. Like put this one out. I look depressed.
01:09:44
Sweden's cool. Yeah. That's so Was that the Go back. Was that the Was that them in AI?
01:09:49
That's them in AI. As [ __ ] as [ __ ] Not looking like the other photo. No. Yeah. Look at
01:09:56
so [ __ ] weird. AI don't like that. Yeah. No, man. But it's we have to find
01:10:01
a way to Well, it's here. That's the thing. You know, I I I think the biggest thing I've
01:10:07
been working on my whole life is just accepting what is and not trying to
01:10:13
you you're just not in control. What can you do? I know. Well, we you know what we do? We do the same thing that you do what you
01:10:18
referenced with politics is like, well, it's just [ __ ] [ __ ] But I'm just going to do my continue to do my own thing anyway. Cuz the less you pay
01:10:24
attention to it, I have a creepy assumption that it will start to really
01:10:29
kind of dissipate. If we stop giving it anything, it then it'll continue to exist. But if people don't give it
01:10:35
anything anymore, it's just going to be its own. Every night I talked to ChatBT for like 5 hours a night. How do you do that?
01:10:40
I talked to her not right now. Why don't Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Have you ever talked to Chacht? No, I don't own it. Yeah. I'm actually
01:10:47
really proud I still So, I'll do this. Like I've turned I've turned it off. I I'm good. I don't want to know the stuff
01:10:52
I don't know. Hey, um Ch Hey, um has Arsenal signed any forwards yet? What What's her name?
01:10:58
I don't know yet. I haven't named her. But she's named herself. I can guess. Why is she clicking? What is this? It's African.
01:11:05
African AI. That's what it stands for. African intelligence. Maybe. Do you want to know about Arsenal's move
01:11:11
forward? I don't want to know. All right. So, you're not going to
01:11:17
promote anything, but No. Okay. We We played in the catacombs of Paris. The first people to ever do
01:11:22
it. So cool. And it just came out. Awesome. And and and um if you'd like to, you can
01:11:27
check it out. If not, it's cool. Okay. Have I went to the catacombs one times in one time in um uh uhh uhum
01:11:36
uh sketchy Italy. Why can't I think No, no, no. sketchier. Way sketchier. Uh
01:11:41
Napoli. Napoli. Yeah, that's true. No, that's right. I went to the catacombs in in Napoli and the guy was like, "Hey man,
01:11:47
go during the" It is true. Isn't that insane that you guess that? I can't believe it. No, but that's the city. That would be the city, dude. It's awesome. But I love I love
01:11:54
The guy was like, "Hey, man. When you Oh, Sanjiaro. That's it, right?" And the guy goes, "When you go there," he's like, "Go during the day." And I was
01:12:00
like, "Why? You could go at night." Yeah, you can go at night. They light it up. And he's like, he's like, "When you
01:12:06
go there, go during the day." And I was like, "Why?" He's like, "Well, it's in a pretty tough neighborhood." And I'm thinking, there's a piece of me that's
01:12:11
like, "Oh, man. I'm [ __ ] I've lived in cities my whole life. Like, I I'll be okay." And for sure when it got dusk, I
01:12:16
was with my wife and I was like, I kind of like it like that a little. We We're We're This is Is this bad?
01:12:21
We're going to get [ __ ] robbed. And she was like genuinely nervous. I was like, "We're getting your wallet taken is only the beginning." Yeah. That's how it starts.
01:12:28
Yeah. But that that in those regions, I kind of feel like sexy, dirty. Yeah. I feel alive, you know? I'm ready
01:12:33
to roll, you know? I think as a former druggie it's like that's that's my comfort zone.
01:12:38
You want a little a little bit of uneasiness to it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Because like when you go to a museum it's it's so sterile that
01:12:45
you're it's almost it's just hard to like get engaged sometimes. There's too many people and it's sterile and bright and boring. This was like creepy and
01:12:51
dark. It's very weird. I I also think that you know and I love museums but I can only do a you know
01:12:56
three hours or something like that in and out and and and because um it's such a exalted thing you're looking at. It's it
01:13:03
can be hard to relate to. You go to the catacombs, it's what you will be. Yeah. It's your own experience.
01:13:09
And you know, all you know, I just saw this movie 29 28 years later. Well, what what would you like it?
01:13:14
Um, it was interesting. It was a different take than I was expecting, but there was one part that was really there was a momento mory, you know, all these
01:13:21
skulls and all this stuff. And the one thing that was interesting, okay, that's the Paris one. That's so cool.
01:13:26
And and and that's where we played in in these locations you're seeing.
01:13:32
Wow. That's [ __ ] I wouldn't want my skull to be in a nice place, but Yeah, we'll get you up front.
01:13:37
Like in the Yeah, in the circle. And And you know what? I guarant there I want mine there. Yeah. Like right in the center.
01:13:42
Yeah. Facing out. See that one on top? That'll be you. I'll move it'll be flat. You'll know. And I'll bury your I'll bury your
01:13:49
butthole somewhere deep. Yeah. Okay. Good. Good. Thank you. Thank you. It is It is scary to It's It's There's something about it that's like uh not
01:13:56
scary. It's It was shocking to me how still it felt. I wasn't freaked out. It
01:14:02
was very It was almost calm, but the calm is what's a little odd that you're like, "Wow, this is It should be intense, but it was very
01:14:08
kind of like I don't even know." You know, you know, it feels like desert nights. That's a weird But you love You
01:14:14
from there. Yeah. I I lived in Arizona for the desert night is so still, but you're also like Yeah. But something
01:14:19
it's out there. Yeah. Well, I think I think one of the main stays of a desert
01:14:24
night like that is you feel small. Yeah. The environment is massive. you. It's the the environment is very dominant and
01:14:30
so you're there's something of a relief in realizing I'm doing my little part.
01:14:37
Yeah. But I I but um I'm not as significant
01:14:42
and it makes your little part important. Oh yeah. You know, and so when I was in there too, that's how I felt. I that
01:14:49
space is so dominating. Yeah. We played there. Yeah. Uh, like there was one moment when
01:14:54
I first got in there, I just kind of went off in a corner, got on my knees, put my head down, and was like, I promise to try as hard as I can, and I I
01:15:02
promise to do as good a job as I can. Yeah. And and I and I because And we played songs that was like, what would I want
01:15:08
to hear if I was stuck in here, you know? I'd want to hear about my family. I'd want to hear about difficulties,
01:15:13
acceptance, you know, and moving on. And so that's what we did. But I felt small in there, you know what
01:15:20
I mean? Yeah. And I and I and I I I kind of cherish those moments to, you know,
01:15:26
like I said, I feel blessed to kind of do what we do. So in there it was like I know what to do for you, you know, and
01:15:33
and and and also in those moments I'm like I could just be myself. There's nothing else I can I've got nothing else
01:15:38
to give, you know? And so I I I kind of I'm looking for the next moment to try
01:15:44
to feel that for a second. Wow. You know, it's heavy, dude. Yeah. And we and we show our butthole. my
01:15:50
butthole on on today's episode. Yeah, the justosition like if you're doing a trailer, it's like on tonight's episode.
01:15:58
I know. Catacombs buttholes. Josh and Sant reveal their feelings.
01:16:04
Sant Bobby reveal Bobby. All right. I regret showing it. You know what? I I I read it wrong.
01:16:10
No. No. I thought we were closed. We It's the window into your feelings. All right. Anyway,
01:16:15
it's like the glass bottom book. All right. So Josh, look into the camera and go, "Thank you for being a bad friend. Thank you for being a bad
01:16:21
friend.
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