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In the meantime, Marcelo comes back. I think he didn't even have a shirt on,
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>> which you do when you're 28. You just What? What happened? >> My dream to [laughter] see him without a
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shirt on. >> I love the way you don't You're already thinking of the next joke. [laughter]
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>> You accept anything I say. >> I like to roll with it. Sometimes they
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talk fast. >> Yeah, but you can get a sense. >> There's no It's going to be about
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>> I have the most janky setup, Dana. >> Okay. Uh Webster dictionary. What's
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janky? >> Jenke is like sketchy. Like uh >> is it >> screwed up? Like
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>> is that what it means? >> When you see a guy like the guy that kind of walked by me and uh Yeah.
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>> started and told me, "I don't think you should be here." on the street when I
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was walking and he just goes, >> "I don't think you should be here." I
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go, "Cool." >> He was somewhere between fully homeless and like a normal guy. And I'm like
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normal [snorts] like a dressed up businessman. But I'm like something's janky about this guy.
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He's first of all, >> I've always I've always said this wisdom
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flash. >> Yeah. You get like a gut feeling. I go something's up. And plus, who walks up
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to me out of the blue in the middle of the street and just goes, I don't think
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you should be here. >> I'm like, great, gotta go. >> I say, we got to help the homeless, but
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what are we going to do with the clueless? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That was my wisdom flash.
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>> I'm giving myself >> I apologize that my c- quarter zip carter zip. Yeah, it's fine. You
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>> You look like a professional golfer. >> I look like a professor or a golfer.
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>> Can I get you a jean jacket? It's kind of army. Everyone needs a jean jacket.
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It's badass. >> That's not the stolen one, though, is it? >> No. Wait,
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no. Oh, yeah, it is stolen. [laughter] >> Yeah, >> we laugh. >> I stole it. So that's when Marcelo, one
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of my new best friends, um he got my gab sweater and he's >> Oh, sweatergate. We didn't even clear it
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up with him. >> So I can't I can't I know because I I have to remember that I I but I didn't
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steal it. I said because I saw the price tag. It was like $100. Can I pay you for
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it? They said I'll be right back. And then I guess it was like two and a half
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hours later they said, "All right, you can take it." M. >> Oh, that was for the New York magazine.
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>> New York magazine. Sorry. On the cover with Molly Shannon. It's not illegal, is
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it? Whoops. >> I think we were all on the cover. [laughter] >> No, it was a fold out six covers, but I
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think we were number one. >> Oh god. >> That's just because of the uh the
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artistic, you know, we had a foam booth or something. It was nothing to do with me.
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>> I was looking at it going, who has the most super famous people that would be
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on the cover? And it was they try to even it out. They'd go someone from the
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really old school SNL middle. They try to mix it all up. >> Yeah, it was it was quite quite a thing.
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Harry wants mug. What is it? Can you read it? >> I love you like I love Montana.
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>> Okay. Okay. Billy Bob the >> Yeah, I'm a native Montana. You know,
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there's no one from Montana. Car Archie Bunker, Carol O' Conor was from Montana.
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Um, couple of your stepbros were from, you know, Swampy Steve, your cousin was from Montana,
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>> Jod's family. >> I guess you didn't get the fly on the wall mug.
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>> Uh, I guess I did. Well, Montana gets its day. Come on, man. But >> listen, no one's hating on Montana. It's
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other than being cold, I think I would go up there. So, in summary, we never figured out this Marcelo thing.
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>> You You lend him a sweater. >> He thought it was He thought it was
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trash because it was old, but it was old and cool. No, quite the opposite. You were perfectly opposite.
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>> Okay. >> I I bought the sweater at a Gap in New York City. This Gap $20 sweater is just
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fits perfect. Not too tight the thing, you know. So, I brought it to the place and I I uh for the photo shoot with
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Molly Shannon, okay, and others. [snorts] Um, and um then I had my eye on this because
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they had me wear this in the shot and I went, you know, I've tried jean jackets
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on before. This one just fits nice and the color. So, in the meantime, Marcelo comes back. I think he didn't even have
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a shirt on, >> which you do when you're 28. You just what? What happened with his shirt?
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>> My dream to see him without a shirt on. [laughter] >> So, uh, being the charming young man he
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is, he goes, "Hey, do you have anything I could wear or anything?" I go, "Well,
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I hadn't put the sweater on." He said, "Well, you could take that sweater, $20
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sweater." So, he put it on, fit. He loved it. Last I saw of it. >> No, but listen to this. I was at that
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shoot in a cool [ __ ] jacket. And after 2 hours of photos on the scaffolding, he goes, "Spade, let's try
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one without the coat." I go, "I just have a white t-shirt. I don't like
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wearing a white t-shirt. >> Too pale. I don't I never wear one." He
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goes, >> "Wear it?" Oh, you'll wear it and roll up the sleeves like you're [ __ ]
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kicki. >> That's right. And you what? Now, you had a pose on the cover of New Yorker
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magazine last fall, 50th anniversary of SNL. Could you duplicate your >> Do you remember what it was? I don't Was
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I going like this? >> Yeah. >> Oh my god. Worstcase scenario with a goddamn photographer. And who was it?
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David Lashappelle. Somebody big. >> I'm like, "This is how you get girls to
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take their tops off. This is how it is. I did whatever he said. I get it. Photographers have the power." I'm like,
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he's like, "Lose the top." I'm like, "What? I'm mesmerizing."
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>> But then you made a muscle. And Chris Rios, the woman who cuts my hair, uh,
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she looked at her, go, "Oh, I didn't know I I've never seen David in that
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kind of thing." She She was >> listen, he goes, "We'll never in a
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trillion years use it." And I go, "Okay, so it'll for sure be used."
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>> Anyway, >> but I have to say I was I was dubious as well. >> Like, who is this dude Chappelle? Isn't
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that Dave Chappelle? No, it's not somebody else. But when I saw what he did, I kind of went, "Okay, he's great.
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He's brilliant. He knows what he's doing. He's good. >> Brilliant."
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>> Uh I just like to put up a little stink. >> Yeah. You kind of um you you when you walk into a set, you
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know, people walk in a set, when you walk in, you just a lot of energy is around you. You know, people start to
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look. People were hammering the set and when you walked in, the whole place went
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quiet. [laughter] I love the way you don't you're already thinking of the next joke. [laughter]
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>> You accept anything I say. >> I like to roll with it. >> Yeah. Okay.
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>> I don't stop the pod. I keep going with it. >> I have a funny test for you before we
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get into your weekend. >> All right. >> Here's a test for you, too. Go ahead.
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>> Heather can do it in her head to see if it makes sense. >> Okay. You say the letters R and
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>> another letter R and you say and in between. So say it kind of casually.
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>> R. R. No, you say and in the middle. >> Oh, R and R. >> Yeah, I'll say it. R and R.
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>> Right. >> And they say if you say it like that, it's it's like saying oh no in
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Australian. R. >> I thought you said you say in between. I thought I was supposed to say R in
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between. [laughter] R. >> No, you say R and R. >> R and R. O and O. And that becomes
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Australian. >> Yeah. It sounds like Oh, no. You go R and R. >> Yeah. Instead of Oh no.
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>> Can you hear it? >> Yeah. R. R. R. >> Instead of Oh no. I got you.
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>> Yeah. That's how it sounds in Australia. It sounds like oh no in Australia.
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>> Oh, I see. Or I know or >> or shrimp on it, baby. Um, >> can I do creative math for you?
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>> Sure. >> This is artistic math for for creatives. One and one couldn't be two.
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>> I'll fail. Go ahead. >> It might be three and it could be five.
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Okay, >> there's no answer to it. >> One and one could be two. It might be
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three. >> No, one and one is two, but it could be three and it might be five.
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>> I don't get it. >> You don't get it? All right, let me Let's uh
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>> You get it, Heather? >> I don't know. >> No, we're both lost.
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>> It's not a math thing and it's not a puzzle. It's just in if you're in a
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creative mode, anybody, you kind of jump outside the logical lines. >> I see. So,
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>> artistically, you look at it from different outside the box. It's not a
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hard answer, you have to say. >> Yeah. That's why it'll be the last thing
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for AI will be a killer AI standup. But when you thought of that bit, watching porn on airplanes,
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>> yeah, >> you were in a creative thing. You weren't just, hey, funny porn people on
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airplane. You took it out >> when I was saying RNR. [laughter] >> RNR is what soldiers would say when
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they're let off the base. Take a bit of R&R. It's relax and rest. >> Relax and relaxation for sure.
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>> I'm talking Australian guy to how shout [clears throat] >> Australian is tough.
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>> Is it? >> And there's different like versions of it. Like some are very super hard
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Australian, some are >> some are almost uh un understand. When I watch a TV show and there's English like
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from England and there's >> especially Irish or Scottish or even Australian, I have to watch the
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subtitle. I can't keep up. I like subtitles anyway because a lot of these shows and a lot of these live
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streaming shows and I I've had my ears checked. They kind of garble the lines
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and what they say, you know. Y >> and we gonna go John's man. What? That's
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like we're gonna go to the store, you know. >> You know, people liked in the comments
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that you said, you and Marcela were talking about the importance of not yelling your lines, but just the fact if
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you swallow the beginning of a sentence on SNL or somewhere where it's live or
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in a movie, they're just they don't totally get it. You miss kind of a laugh
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right then and then it throws the whole thing off a little bit and it's so easy
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to do. I come down at the end of my sentences so much it's criminal. I don't know. I would say there's
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probably like 10 metrics that would go into a performance in a sketch on Saturday Night Live. I remember one of
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the notes that Lauren gave between the dress and air show last fall. He goes, um, because they were in a couch or
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something, we're kind of looking at each other. We're in each other. I needed you
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you wanted to have a sense the audience knows what you're doing, you know, so
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you sort of cheat out slightly, you know. Um there's a lot of tricks to it signaling that you're having fun and you
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know, but articulation. Well, isn't that special? What if she said, "Well, why isn't Oh, yeah.
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>> Whole thing. >> Wasn't that special?" >> Yeah. And if you said, "Um, what's what
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was your catchphrase on there?" And you are [laughter] >> and you are and this is regarding
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he would know you because and >> sorry it's so crazy to know >> you areiculated.
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>> Um I'd like to insert a short sketch >> right now. >> Yeah. For fun [laughter]
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just keep people on their toes. It'll be very short. I've done a Japanese man in
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an earthquake. He's totally safe. Now I'm doing a British gentleman having a
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conversation when an earthquake hits. >> Okay. >> Well, I don't know. I mean, may go to
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the farm. We may go to the lake. I don't know where we going, but it just some
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see we're having a bit of a tumbler [laughter] and I like tumblers. So, it's getting a
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little more aggressive, isn't it? Yes. Well, cho [laughter] shim on the barbie. Oh, that's
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Australian. AH, WHAT THE [ __ ] IS GOING ON HERE? >> He lost his score. >> Whoops. I tapped out of my ch [laughter]
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I went blank my back. >> I lost. >> Am I back? >> No, not yet.
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>> yes. >> You know, I like >> correct stuff. >> I dabble in fivehour energy to do a
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little wakey wakey. >> Uh, I don't mind a little energy in the day and I uh don't want sugar.
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>> Yeah. >> And uh this is a little sippy sip. Fits right in your sock if you need it to.
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[laughter] >> When you seen them, they're this big. Yeah, >> absolutely. That's what's great about
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them. Confetti craze is one of their new flavors. Yeah. >> Tastes like birthday cake. I mean,
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that's the thing that they're doing now is all kinds of flavors. >> Uh with five five hour energy, so you
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can pick your favorite. Vanilla [clears throat] and buttery. >> It doesn't need to be your birthday.
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>> Mhm. >> Cuz Dana, when we're out, you're always telling the restaurants your birthday to
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get something free, >> right? Yeah. >> Yeah. And And it's my anniversary again.
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>> Oh, yeah. You were milking that one last week. You're like, "It's that again this
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week." >> Yeah. Uh, but 17 [laughter] flavors. >> When you're out, you always take off
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your sweater and then you go, "It's kind of cold in here. Could I get a down
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vest?" >> I go, "It's kind of cold. Can I get a free meal? >> I'm freezing."
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>> Yeah. I mean, it's sort of weird. You're You're kind of You have some
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piccadillos. >> Yeah. >> Mhm. >> But Confetti craze is great. Uh,
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>> it's a little buttery. It's a little vanilla. It's like, >> you know, like birthday cake.
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>> Yeah. And now basically they're giving you caffeine now. 5 hour energy shots.
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>> Yeah. >> And get this, >> sounds like a lot to me. 17 flavors.
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>> 17. >> It It's not too many. It's a lot, but at least it gives a big uh selection and
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you don't get a sugar crash. You just get a little Yeah. So, I'm excited. They're on. You can get
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these at, you know, obviously 5hour energy.com. You can go to Amazon. Uh they're stocking up. I'm stocking up.
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I have to load up >> because I kind of buzz through them pretty quickly. >> Mhm.
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>> Cake on the brain. Confetti craze. It's back. >> Uh you can go fiveoury.com. Amazon.
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today. If you're like this and you got to be like this, [laughter] it's 5 hour
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energy. >> Yeah. >> Take that to the bank. Take it. >> Okay. So, you're good. Okay. Here's my
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question. >> Yeah. >> One, all the Super Bowl stuff, even though it's so we're the last people to
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talk about it. Last >> fine, but with with the best take. >> Okay. Give me a take because I have two
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different things to talk about >> of the Super Bowl. Well, we can talk about Bad Bunny. One interesting thing
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was that the bushes were people. I did not know that. I was fooled. >> Uh, well,
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>> we have a video of it. I think >> you thought they the bushes were people.
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>> I did not think they were people. >> Oh. Oh, >> they were just people were in there
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holding things. I saw it up. >> No, they show them walking out after at the end.
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>> Got it. Okay. Well, that's >> crazy. Didn't even cross my mind because
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they had to get them out there fast. They all ran out and pllopped down. That's kind of cool.
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>> That is kind of cool. Look, um, what do you want to talk about first about the
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Super Bowl? Um, >> halftime or the game? >> I've got a bunch of stuff. Talk about
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halftime first, then I have other stuff. >> Okay. I would just say that it was like a short film. It was
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brilliantly filmed. They didn't have any glitches. They got him running around,
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you know. >> Oh, yeah. Unlike Kendrick Lamar, which is the wide shot and all the craziness
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from this way, he was contained almost like a steady cam. >> Yeah. and and um he's going through and
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then there's all these sort of Easter eggs about this like that there's power
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outages a lot in Puerto Rico so he climbed up the thing there >> and then he always I mean if I went out
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there um I can't sing or dance but I would love to have a hundred people with
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me following me everywhere I went because there was so much energy I mean Bad Bunny was rarely isolated he was
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just like it was a massive energy flow so that's You know, I I I give credit
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for the effort that >> I wonder where they practice that because you have to
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>> it's like a it's like a in one shot you're doing the whole song kind of
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moving and >> everyone has to come into frame. The marriage proposal they said was real.
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I'm like I could go to that wedding if it's one second long. [laughter] >> And they did there wasn't one thing
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where someone's looking off wrong. I mean they kind of >> Yeah, I will give I'll give them that.
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They were really >> goes by the taco stand. He goes under the >> Oh, boxers
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>> and then he comes up here. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean that that part you had to
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go in a studio or somewhere >> map it out >> to scale. Exactly. >> My only problem with it was I felt like
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at times, not always, but at times he was singing in Spanish. >> No, that was your your set
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grade school. No, it could have been French. I mean, I I I it mean it was a different language.
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Fine. Um >> I think that here's a way for the people that were mad that it was in Spanish.
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Here's a good happy medium. You do a song like bomba. You got to meet us in the middle.
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Give me one word. Then I know one word. Then I wait and then I pounce on it. I get ready. I get ready. D
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Kayla, there was a lot of >> Hey, I know [laughter] that. All I got was one word and that's all I need.
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>> There was a lot of uh stuff that you didn't really have to know the lyrics
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when he'd have a wide stance and he would grab his crotch and thrust forward. I kind of got a sense that the
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song what it was about, >> right? Like even rap, I don't know all the words. Sometimes they talk fast.
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>> Yeah, but you can get a sense. >> There's no Yeah, it's going to be about
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[ __ ] But Dana, I feel [laughter] Hey, oh, look how happy he is. >> So [clears throat] funny. I was waiting
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on that one. You're just sitting on a gold mine. I heard and now this is sort
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of a thing. We're going to have more countries uh artists from other countries come in
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and do the Super Bowl in their own language without subtitles. So, next year is Claude Claude vona.
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>> Go ahead. huge and he's I' I've gotten one of the I can't really sing BUT
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I NEVER and here for the Super Bowl half my time. >> Yeah, he'll be writing a take.
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So I think great [laughter] >> that's German. 1 through 10. >> Okay. Here's another thing.
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>> Okay. >> Oh, by the way, the one over on Fox with Kid Rock or whatever it was on. It was
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on >> Yeah. >> TP. >> No. No. >> Turning Point, what's it called? Yeah. I
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think they needed bigger stars. If they want a competitive >> something. Kid Rock has great songs. He
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People know some of the songs. >> Absolutely. >> They had other people on there. I didn't
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know. You have to bring out bangers. You know what I mean? There were three country guys I never heard of in Kid
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Rock. I read their names. I'm like, I don't know who that is. >> I know. So, if you're gonna have a
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competition like, "Hey, we're going to pull you over here." And Living Color
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did that. I think that's how it started. They did a a 16minute sketch show or
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15-minute sketch show exactly at halftime and it was live >> and a lot of people went over there.
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>> All right. That's >> because they were just doing marching bands and stuff and they're like,
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>> "Yeah, >> oh no, we have to have a we have to keep them."
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>> I think that started the whole thing. So, >> they just needed a better
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>> better product. Bunny is a global superstar. He gets like a billion views,
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a Spotify, whatever. He's the world's coming on to him as an artist. And there
00:23:01
also was energy around the whole ice controversy and what's going to go on. So it was sort of like you felt like you
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just wanted to see it and you're hearing that he might wear a dress. He's going
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to do it only in Spanish. So it was mustsee TV over on the thing was like I'm kid rock who I like but you know
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>> I mean it's that you have to do something that's a little more exciting
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>> like >> sure >> but also it was just like so in the moment of what's going on in the world.
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But I have to admit, when they play football games, when I'm watching the Jaguars every two weeks and they're in
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like Berlin and Spain, it's not as exciting to get up an hour or two earlier to watch them with crowds that
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don't really know exactly our football games. You know what I mean? So that part I know they want to go global. I
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know NFL wants games in every country. >> They are. They were in Berlin. They're
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all >> right. They're adding games every year. Adding games and then that one's like on
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Peacock and then the other one's on >> HBO Max and you're like just what
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happened? Let's just >> We want to see all the games. >> Give me a pay package. I can see them
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all, >> but we're not going to fix that today. Oh, here's a good thing. Sam Arnold.
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>> Oh, yeah. >> Sam Arnold. What did I just say? >> That was the story of the Super Bowl. a
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guy who came out third in the draft, uh, you know, on his way to be an all-star NFL quarterback, got in the wrong team
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or the wrong system. Long story short, it's like he was with the Niners for a
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bit, the Jets. >> It's eight years later, and by the way, this is inside football.
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>> Don't lose me. Not >> that inside. No, this was just interesting that Russell Wilson, this
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all-star uh MVP quarterback. Seattle decided to trade him and what they got was massive first round picks and that's
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why their defense like four or five guys you could point to that are superstars and that's
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>> they traded for him from Minnesota and he was doing great at Minnesota. That
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was a >> Yeah, he was. Yeah, he's he's an all-time great quarterback, you know.
00:24:59
>> Anyway, he really sealed it. The funny part was he they give you extra money
00:25:04
for the Super Bowl >> on top of your salary. >> Yeah. Yeah, they do.
00:25:08
>> 278,000 >> and I think he walked with either 71,000 or he owes 71,000. [laughter]
00:25:17
>> Could I because you have to they get they get involved in the California
00:25:21
situation >> and there's a sports tax >> if you're playing >> on top of tax.
00:25:26
>> Yes. Yeah. You actually you get the 270,000, you give it back to the government and then 10,000 on top of
00:25:33
that. >> Yeah, we can look it up. I sent in something about >> I want to say two two things. One is the
00:25:39
Super Bowl for a lot of people the football game is beside the point. If you've ever gone to a loud chatty
00:25:46
football party for the for the Super Bowl, there's a lot of people getting cocktails and talking, oh, you know, the
00:25:54
game is beside the point. the commercials, the pageantry, all the jets and B2 bombers going overboard.
00:26:00
>> Beginning is fun. >> It's a big advertisement for free market
00:26:05
American capitalism. And I just want to throw this out. And I'm not kidding.
00:26:09
NFL, you've had a music act for 40 years in a row. And these two dandelions will
00:26:16
come out. Oh, Stephen. We'll do we'll do [laughter] David Spade and Dana Carvey will do 15
00:26:25
I'm going to announce this now. We'll do 12 minutes each of standup. We'll bring
00:26:30
out Nikki Glazer at the end. [laughter] They could have everybody out there. It' be great.
00:26:36
>> Well, what they should get some standups out there. That's all. >> I know. We're We're just so looked down
00:26:42
upon. No, we are. Uh here's my last Super Bowl thing. The streaker. >> Mhm. Now I'm taking a shocking stance. I
00:26:49
didn't like the streaker. I don't like the streaker. I don't like the fun of
00:26:53
the streaker of the 70s was kind of funny. Now it's >> right. >> He's got brands on his back, Brands on
00:27:00
the front. >> Yeah. >> He bets on himself. He bets there will be a streaker. This is what they all do.
00:27:07
And then he tell all their friends, "Bet on one of those predictive markets in
00:27:11
Vegas." >> Yeah. >> There will be a streaker. Now, if you're
00:27:14
betting on it and then you streak, you win, they win. >> Guys stupidly bet with their own money,
00:27:22
which they can trace back. But I don't think they should give him a payout cuz
00:27:25
he wore pants. That's the first thing I would say if I was a casino. >> Well, that's not a streaker. A streaker
00:27:30
has to be naked. That's >> nothing. That's Marcelo at the photo shoot. That's like, who cares?
00:27:35
>> Before I gave him my sweater, but I'm not bitter. >> So, that's a problem. And then they
00:27:40
don't tackle them hard enough. I do want them to hurt the guy. That's part of the
00:27:44
fun. Watch the guy clown everyone. Clown everyone. [ __ ] you everybody. And then
00:27:49
one of the footballs players ran at him and he slid like a puss. Oh boy, did he slide.
00:27:54
>> Oh, the slider. >> Oh yeah, cuz of course you can beat that 250 lb security guy. Make him look dumb.
00:28:01
So all these all these guys get y. He also did a decoy. That was the only smart thing he did. He had a guy jump
00:28:07
down and right when that guy jumped down, he jumped down. So everyone turned to get that guy. He went around the back
00:28:14
and he won all this money and got all this brand money. So I would say they got to check him way harder.
00:28:20
>> Do you know his name? >> No. >> Oh well, let me just look him up. Super
00:28:24
Bowl. >> But the Super Bowl was so boring. I guess that was like a car chase. The
00:28:28
problem is they won't show it on TV because >> they don't want to encourage it. But
00:28:33
>> yeah, >> obviously you're going to see it on clips after. He has 29 million followers
00:28:39
on Tik Tok. >> No, he doesn't. >> Yeah. [laughter] Yeah. I just looked it
00:28:43
up. >> That jackass. >> Hey, man. I don't You know, there was uh
00:28:48
this is old timey alert. The Oscars was as big as the Super Bowl. Now it gets 2,800 people and the Super
00:28:55
Bowl gets 140 million. Something happened, >> but it was huge. It was 80 million when
00:29:00
you you never saw movie stars except at the Oscars. Yeah. So David Nan is this guy with a mustache. He's British. He
00:29:07
was in tons of movies. He's very arroad. I like my earthquake character. So he's
00:29:12
out there live and there's a streaker behind him. Went right by him. The crowd
00:29:16
was going like that. So he's thinking for the adlib. He said something effective. Never has a man gotten so
00:29:22
much attention for the shortcomings like a dick joke. >> I remember that clip.
00:29:28
>> Check it out. Check it out. >> Clip it. Send it. Ship it. >> Shine it. Wax it. Pluck it.
00:29:35
>> Tag it. >> Squeeze it. Tag it. Rip it. >> Hold it. >> On the bing bong. So Dana, for the um
00:29:44
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00:30:12
have to make it all up. >> Okay. >> So >> I'm going to make it a little harder for
00:30:16
you. I'm going to give you uh because Trump sometimes names things like Gulf of Trump or Gulf of America.
00:30:24
>> He's been naming a lot of stuff like that. That's true. >> Be Trump naming things. And if you can
00:30:29
work other people in, just work other people in. [laughter] I can't think of anyone else. Okay,
00:30:35
we're gonna we're going to rename Greenland. We're going to call it Drump
00:30:38
Land. Trump Land. And if you look at it, you think about it, quite frankly, it's
00:30:42
the better one. The better name you could think of. [gasps] We're going to call McDonald's. We're taking out Mac.
00:30:47
We're taking out Mac. It's going to be Donald's. A billion sold. A billion
00:30:51
sold. We're taking out the MacBot. We're just going with McDonald's. We're going
00:30:55
to do it with McDonald's. [laughter] >> I thought it'd be Trump Donald's, but
00:30:59
Chris Donald is better. He takes. Okay. [laughter] [gasps] >> Christopher Christopher Walkan. He's
00:31:06
gonna I'm going to rename him. He's going to be Christopher Trump. Trump
00:31:11
awok, right, Chris? No. You're going to be Trump Trump. Oh, no. Don't want to be
00:31:19
names walking. Not anymore. You trump Trumpy Christopher. Trumpy crunchy crunchy chewy walk-athon.
00:31:29
>> [laughter] >> Timothy Shalomé. Everybody loves him. He's a tremendous actor. Timothy
00:31:34
Charlemagne. From now on, his name is Trump. I can do it. I have the power to rename him. Right. Timothy, you agree?
00:31:42
Amen. Can you Can you do that? I can do that and more. [laughter] Ah, Jimmy Kimmel. I'm renaming him
00:31:51
Triple. Jimmy Triple. You got to love it. Jimmy Triple. Stephen Coberry. Steven Cole Trump. This is good stuff.
00:31:58
Everybody's talking about it. And quite frankly, if you look at it, they've
00:32:02
never seen anything better than this. Rob Schneider is going to be trope trader. Rob Schneider is trope trader.
00:32:09
There's your name. Trope. >> I think he already changed it. >> Oh, I don't get it. What are you talking
00:32:15
about? Your name is Rob Schneider, but you're going to be trope. Trope China.
00:32:21
It's a name you got to get you. I don't like it. I don't get it. Come on. NO.
00:32:26
NO. NO. >> [laughter] >> BAD BUNNY. Bad Bunny. We're going to rename him. I thought, you know, we had
00:32:34
a couple of rows there, but he did a tremendous job at the Super Bowl. He sang in Spanish. We're going to rename
00:32:40
Bad Bunny. Tad Tr. He's Tad Tr. It's going to be a stage name for the rest of
00:32:44
his life. And many people are talking about it. They're talking about it like
00:32:47
you wouldn't believe. Right. Right. Bad Buddy. Chad Ty. >> What? what you said. What you said. And
00:32:58
David Spade, David Spade's going to have a new name. David Spade is going to
00:33:03
Excuse me. [gasps] >> The tremendous David Spade is now his stage name is going to be Donald Trump
00:33:08
part two. He's Donald Trump part two. That's his name. He'll answer to it.
00:33:13
He'll have headlines. He'll be mar Donald Trump part two. You can't get
00:33:16
better than that. And finally, Jimmy Fallon's going to be Jimmy Talon. Jimmy
00:33:20
Tally Trump. Jimmy Tally Water Trump. That's his name. Jimmy tell Trump instead of
00:33:26
>> water Trump >> telly it's like poly water cracker Jimmy >> excuse me Trump
00:33:33
>> excuse me everybody's talking about Jimmy Fallon is Jimmy tellana Trump
00:33:37
telly won Trump is his name what do you think about that Jimmy Fallon crazy and >> this has been buzzing around [laughter]
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or Amazon available now. Now, you did a lot of people in that one. There's a lot
00:34:19
going on. >> Well, I broke my Timothy Shalamé. I don't think it's very good.
00:34:23
>> You broke it. He looked like he had a sun in his eyes. >> Well, I was kind of doing [laughter]
00:34:27
your >> Michael J. Fox. >> Well, anybody who has sun in their eyes looks cool, you know.
00:34:32
>> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Sarge. >> Sarge. Hey, man. I was just you I'd seen
00:34:38
Timothy show. I mean, a few things, especially Marty Supreme. >> How about Sean Penn out back at the
00:34:44
Golden Globes while it's still sunny out? >> What did Nikki say about >> [laughter]
00:34:59
>> Okay, let's go to the stories. Here we go. Let's go. >> Drop us the news and we're going to
00:35:04
really dissect. >> Stop spreading the news. >> Okay, >> this is I can't even read it.
00:35:10
>> All right, for the people at home, I just want you to know that though. I
00:35:16
don't know what he means. Okay, let's >> All right, for the people at home, I
00:35:19
just want you to know that those those grasses, >> look at this. >> The grass was real. The bushes.
00:35:29
>> There it is. >> Look at that. They're all walking off the >> You see it? They're wrapped.
00:35:33
>> No, it totally makes sense. >> That's a wrap. Oh, good. >> Totally makes sense now because that how
00:35:40
would they get them off? They need a crew of a hundred. They got to walk off. That was kind of a brilliant idea, but
00:35:45
they should have interviewed one of the grass people at the end. That's not a
00:35:49
bad job. >> I am I am a grass person and that's how I got off the field.
00:35:58
>> They were really good because they were grass-fed. [laughter] >> I do the craziest thing ever.
00:36:02
>> Let's keep going. [laughter] I >> I'm not an animal. I am grass.
00:36:09
>> I know. I was a bit elephant manny. >> Yeah. Oh boy. I'm not >> Okay, there's the proof that the bushes
00:36:15
were people. >> Yeah, right. Some people thought that about George Senior and W. They didn't
00:36:21
think they were people, but bush the bushes were people. >> Listen, Soilent Green was people. That's
00:36:26
a lot of things are people. >> Mhm. >> Okay, next one. >> People are people.
00:36:32
>> You know, one of the halftime shows was Up with People. >> Remember that from the 70s? Up with
00:36:38
people. up up with people like a feelgood group. >> Mhm. >> Oh, this is sad. James Vanderbreak
00:36:45
passed away. Let's see what he says. See if it's >> time to give myself my younger self a
00:36:50
piece of advice. >> I would say just have more fun. Just relax. Don't take it so seriously. Don't
00:36:55
take [snorts] yourself so seriously. Just have fun. >> You know, I have to say James Vanderbeek
00:37:01
seemed like a great dude. passed away this week and >> already a million dollars in his
00:37:07
family's GoFundMe, which is nice. >> Um, >> because he can't stay rich forever. I
00:37:12
mean, when you're working actor and you're trying out there, it doesn't you
00:37:15
have to keep producing because it goes away quick. So, I think that's nice. Also, we never got to say our respects
00:37:23
and love for Kathern O'Hara um last week and we both can safely say aside from
00:37:31
huge fans. I did not barely know her, but you know, just obviously had a crush on her growing up. So funny, so cute.
00:37:41
>> She hosted SNL twice and I ran into her a couple times after that. But yeah, inc
00:37:47
uh just just Canadian nice and so brilliant like just >> one of those gifted funny people. I mean
00:37:56
in all those Christopher Walk uh Christopher uh >> uh guest sorry I was just doing walk all
00:38:03
those movies and uh she was so funny. Oh man, I'm just so I I just cancer makes
00:38:11
me [ __ ] angry and how random it is >> and just I'm hoping of all the fear of
00:38:18
AI, I hope AI can solve. >> Do [ __ ] something AI. Now is your time to shine.
00:38:24
>> Show us something and that would be worth all the weirdness if >> Yeah, enough of memes of you know cats
00:38:31
driving cars. Uh >> quit wasting your time, AI. Uh get to work. Uh but yes, uh lost two and um
00:38:40
it's quite sad. We're going to keep keep going on, but we had to give a nod to
00:38:43
them. Uh let's see what >> that was great advice actually. Just >> Yeah. From Vanderbeek. Yeah.
00:38:49
>> Too seriously. >> Yeah. I mean, when when you're looking at you feel like it's toward the end,
00:38:53
you start listening to those people. What would you do if it's toward the end? What are you telling us? Because
00:38:58
now you know when people at the end of their life you go give us some advice because looking back they say
00:39:07
take it this is what you should focus that kind of stuff. So >> well nothing really matters. It's fun to
00:39:12
care about the football game or whatever is bothering you or what do you want care about but you know nothing nothing
00:39:19
really matters. We're just hybrid apes on a dirt cloud in space. We're not
00:39:23
quite sure how we got here. We can have theories and religion and think about it, but it's sort of like what I mean.
00:39:30
>> Yeah, you care about the wrong things. I care about really important things. Uh,
00:39:35
okay. Uh, what's the next? [laughter] I just slam you at the end. >> Just change the subject.
00:39:41
>> You care about why isn't there McDonald's out where I live? You know,
00:39:44
this is these are your worries. >> Uh, it's it's nearby. >> All right, back to the show.
00:39:50
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>> In expressway. What is IE? Oh, internal. God, I know what the IE is. Oh, and the
00:44:01
freeway, whatever it is in LA, they can see the inside of your car. Is this good
00:44:05
or bad, Dana? I don't know. The new >> cameras. It's seems a little invasive. I
00:44:11
mean, every time you go in the airport, you go through the thing, you put your hands up, you
00:44:15
>> You're just driving through it now. [laughter] >> Yeah. I mean, we're we're we're
00:44:20
Look, it's kind of like trying to commit a crime if you're trying to get away in
00:44:24
today's world with the amount of cameras. >> Yeah. >> Whenever there's a crime, they see him
00:44:29
at the grocery store, then they're at the bank like they're coming out of the
00:44:32
house. Except with this latest kidnapping, somebody if by the time this airs, we haven't found the guy, then
00:44:39
that's a genius to commit that crime and have nobody find you. >> It's very hard to get away with
00:44:44
anything. this. I don't know the idea of it, but I I don't love it. >> Why do they need to see inside of your
00:44:51
car? >> I I would rather them not. >> Usually that's a highway patrol. Get out
00:44:55
of the car and open the trunk, you know. Now it's, you know, >> Oh, Inland Empire. I know. I know this
00:45:01
because of traffic reports. >> So, it's Inland from LA. >> Oh, yeah.
00:45:06
>> Huge population. >> Um, okay. Well, that's just We're not
00:45:10
going to be able to fix that. That's happening all over. >> Okay. Next one. [laughter]
00:45:17
>> That was a banger. And next one. >> I have to do looping today for Bus Boys.
00:45:22
Dana, >> don't get loopy. Good night. >> It's getting closer. It's getting
00:45:26
closer. >> Oh, I can't wait for uh >> the end. We're doing final touches.
00:45:31
>> Is it still called Bus Boys? >> I feel like Michelangelo in a way going,
00:45:35
you know, the Cyine Chapel is almost done. >> You know what? This is me being honest.
00:45:40
If it's stupid enough in the best sense of the word. >> Yeah. >> It'll be a hit.
00:45:45
>> It is. It's a little dumb and dumber in there. Yeah. >> But yeah, just
00:45:50
[laughter] like >> I'm the smart dumb guy and he's the dumb dumb guy.
00:45:54
>> Yeah. And you guys are perfectly cast. >> Yeah. >> Playing.
00:45:58
>> Okay. Let's say this man was being watched by robot >> pigeon. Oh at
00:46:05
>> Okay. You're in your You're in your mansion and here this this what happens?
00:46:09
Go ahead. Just imagine you chilling looking out the window. Then this happened some crazy [ __ ] like you don't know what
00:46:17
to do. Spine or trying to attack you, but on [ __ ] no grave. [ __ ] is crazy, y'all.
00:46:23
>> [ __ ] is crazy, man. This guy says it best. Look at that. So, it's not a
00:46:27
robot. I've seen that flies or mosquitoes, they can do little tiny drones. I haven't seen him personally,
00:46:33
but that pigeon a lot of birds they say could just It's such an easy way to hide
00:46:39
a drone or something. I don't know what the benefit is. >> Well, you could make a a drone that
00:46:43
looks like a pigeon. Absolutely. >> For sure. That's what that looked like.
00:46:46
Unless that was AI, but um >> I could see that happening. I would just say up here, you know, you get bird
00:46:53
there a bird sometimes Sunday morning will see it see its reflection in a window that's on on a door and launch
00:47:02
itself at at it for like two hours and then go kind of knocked out. Birds will come and
00:47:08
hit. You ever see a bird hit and then it's knocked out, you think it died. >> Yeah.
00:47:14
>> And you come back 10, 12 minutes later, it's like, yeah, I [snorts] got this. I
00:47:18
mean the recovery >> by you know Seinfeld says >> you ever see a parakeet fly at a mirror
00:47:29
and then they hit it knock themselves out. He goes even if it was another parakeet. Don't
00:47:35
you think he'd try to avoid the other parakeet? [laughter] He flies straight at it. Oh, there's
00:47:42
another bird here. Instead of going over here, I'm going right at him. But it is
00:47:47
it the first time it's ever Yeah. I guess it's no sense that it's it's
00:47:51
there's a reflective device. It's brain cannot >> comp. I'm not saying they're dumb, but I
00:47:56
don't know if they know about mirrors. They're not in nature. Actually, water
00:48:01
>> is a reflection >> and they do that observation space. >> Just like humans, some birds are really
00:48:09
dumb. >> Yeah, I've met a few. >> Mhm. Yeah. voids. We shake the bird.
00:48:16
>> Great. I had a great bit about a bird getting in my old house and I had the
00:48:20
doors open >> and he comes in >> and I'm like, "Oh." And I because I I
00:48:27
heard it scared me first cuz I thought, you know, it was a bird glare. [snorts] >> It gets funnier after that.
00:48:32
>> All right, I want to give you an image. So, we're in we're in Italy. I've only
00:48:37
been there twice. We rent a villa. It was pretty cool. Out in the middle of nowhere, kind of haunted in a way. and
00:48:42
one of and it was a heat wave or something. So in the bedroom downstairs, all of a sudden you walk in, a bat
00:48:48
>> is hanging upside down. >> I can't even describe how offputting it
00:48:54
was in a small bedroom and it's just like >> terrifying. >> And so eating a malister with a towel
00:49:01
and you just go just to annoy it and it still wouldn't go. It took us like three
00:49:06
days to get it out. >> I don't like >> And you slept in there? >> No, we just we just
00:49:11
>> No. We duct tape that section off. >> We had a good bat scene in Black Sheep.
00:49:15
Let's look at a clip. No, we don't have it. >> Bats are funny. Bears as well.
00:49:25
>> All right. What's our >> next one? One more. We got to get going.
00:49:27
Even though we have so many. We have so many. >> Yeah. >> This is what
00:49:32
>> this man >> inside a rock as an experiment. >> Here. Let's just see what this
00:49:40
>> Oh, in a Paris art gallery has been where a French artist has spent a week
00:49:45
of his life. >> Yeah. >> Abraham Povel made a victory sign as he was helped from the 12ton limestone
00:49:54
boulder where he has been entombed since the 22nd of February. >> His next performance would involve
00:50:01
sitting on eggs in an attempt to hatch them. >> Well, I I'll watch that one. That's what
00:50:08
a guy used to call another guy from New York. He goes, you know, there's a lot
00:50:11
of like fake art out there, you know, a lot of these fake art. So that is called
00:50:16
performative art. >> David David Blaine meets the the what's the guy with the painting, [laughter]
00:50:25
you know, I can't remember. Um with the big fro, but yeah, it's basically
00:50:32
>> Bob Ross. >> Bob Ross meets David Blaine. Thank you. I don't know if that guy's as good as
00:50:38
Bob Ross. >> For a million dollars? >> Nope. >> For a million dollars, would you sit in
00:50:44
that chair? Assume it's a porta potty as well. >> Five minutes. I don't know.
00:50:48
>> No. For a week, >> Dana, there's not a chance on God's green earth. I would sit in there for
00:50:54
more than >> It's like getting an MRI. I mean, it's like when you're in that close of a
00:51:00
space. I doubt he did that. I doubt it. It's too insane. If you're hungry for fame and maybe he's
00:51:08
been painting stuff like Van Gogh or or Matise and he's frustrated he's got a
00:51:13
family to feed. I don't know what can I do. You got to get let's get a big rock
00:51:18
and put you inside it for a week. Are you kidding me? [ __ ] you, man. I'm not
00:51:23
doing that. Flash to >> I couldn't spend 20 minutes in a bop house. Look it up. All right. Uh let's
00:51:30
do one more and then we'll get out of >> bop house. I'm sorry. >> Yeah, it's funny. Bob House.
00:51:36
>> Um, >> easily one of the most impressive things I've seen. Okay.
00:51:41
>> Okay. Let's end this one. Hopefully it's impressive. >> Stuff
00:51:45
like, >> oh, this guy's roller skating and he pops one off >> from the other angle. [crying]
00:51:54
>> That's fly, dude. I don't use the word fly. >> I don't throw fly around, but that's
00:52:00
pretty fly. >> I I I use the oldfashioned word is cool. It's cool as [ __ ] dude.
00:52:05
>> Yeah, it's cool. >> I mean, you got to bend your ankle a bit to make sure it hits that little
00:52:09
crescent perfectly. That's the hardest part. >> I got I got I mean, I have to I'm
00:52:14
guilty. I got into curling last night. [snorts] You've taken it up for half a
00:52:19
day. >> Well, I just You know, they go and they're on the ice and it's someone goes
00:52:23
just releases it so gently and and the other person just grooming the ice to steer it and they're really frantic. I
00:52:29
was It was a lot more kind of intense besides the kid who can jump do back flips on ice. That freaky American
00:52:37
superstar. >> That kid is good. He looks like Spade a little bit, doesn't he?
00:52:41
>> Yeah. Yeah. He's weighs about 113 pounds. [laughter] >> You know what's bad in curling? They
00:52:46
don't let you use a Dustbuster anymore. [laughter] >> You know what's bad at curling? You have
00:52:53
to have straight hair to do it. It's part of the rules. >> You can't use a curling iron.
00:52:58
>> No, you can't. You have to have straight hair to be You can't even notice that
00:53:01
it's really in the tiny print of curling rules. >> Yeah, dude. >> What about crimping?
00:53:08
>> You know, this has been an Olympic moment. >> I want to finish with a very delicate,
00:53:16
>> please. >> Delicate British uppercross man in a small earthquake. Yes, very good. Couple
00:53:22
drinks and fellas and you know be delicate time. Wait a minute. There's no earthquakes in London. What the freak?
00:53:29
[laughter] I laugh at you. It's getting a little more rumbly tumbly, isn't it? In the
00:53:34
bumbly umbly. Oh, I don't think I like this shaker at all. [laughter] >> And I didn't want to cut off the mic and
00:53:46
destroy all >> I know. You broke it last time. >> Well, Dana, it was a joy.
00:53:53
Yeah, I put it in the top 200 of our podcasts that we've done. [laughter] >> Oh, we have a gig coming up soon. Should
00:54:02
we? Yeah, in Lincoln, California. The um Thunder Valley. Just Heather. >> Thunder Valley Mountain.
00:54:10
>> Thunder Valley Mountain. >> It's also a ride at Disneyland where
00:54:15
they're playing. Okay. Thunder Valley. >> I got some North Carolina coming up. I
00:54:19
got Charlotte. [snorts] I got Virginia. I got Nashville. I've got Pittsburgh.
00:54:26
Right. >> What's the time frame of these? >> Resort in Lincoln. >> Say it again, Heather.
00:54:32
>> Thunder Valley. >> No. No. Thunder Valley Resort and Casino in Lincoln. That's me and you.
00:54:37
>> Right. And I My plan is I don't know if it happened, but my plan is to bring it.
00:54:43
>> Are you gonna bring it? >> I'm going to try to bring it. >> We don't phone it in. We don't like no I
00:54:51
I go apeshit. I'm going to have local references. I'm going to do at least 300
00:54:55
voices impressions. Church lady Hans and France. Sorry, I don't want to go on.
00:55:00
>> And David's going to do um a really wellcrafted um >> I'm I'm laying out my quarter zips to
00:55:09
see which one is perfect for this particular gig. >> And then I'm off to Durham, North. I'm
00:55:16
going to place I don't go a lot. So >> Oh, there it is. Good. Okay, don't be
00:55:20
shy. Oklahoma. Oklahoma. Oh, the Criterion in Oklahoma City. Come on, folks. The Majestic Theater. I've played
00:55:27
that. Dallas, Texas. Two nights. >> Look at this. Look at this. >> Wow. What are you
00:55:34
>> Tyson's? There's Norfolk. >> Mhm. Chrysler Hall. I've been
00:55:38
everywhere. >> Is the Ryman. >> Oh, you Oh, I played the Ryman. I go to
00:55:44
Casino. Unbelievable. Fly in the wall podcast doesn't seem to be a high priority.
00:55:51
>> City, Atlantic City. All right, that's >> Colosseum. >> We should do this at the beginning. Oh,
00:55:56
yeah. Then I'm back with Nikki in May uh in Vegas. All right. Thank you, Dana.
00:56:01
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