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Our Guest today who is our guest today let everybody know David Andrew Schulz uh pretty big comedian out there a guy I
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don't know really well I do think he's very funny though and um I've checked in with him here and there he was on the
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roast with Tom Brady that's how a lot of people right would maybe know him on a bigger scale uh even though he does do
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theaters all over of course um big comic out there has a podcast kind of a controversial guy which is good shakes it up and uh m a lot of fun we had a
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great chat with him mostly we talked a lot about standup and a lot about how to film specials how to sell them and what
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works out there these days yeah two interesting things one is he is very much a Powerhouse out there he's very
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high energy and he and he steps outside the lines he's definitely edgy extremely funny then we got him on our show and
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he's uh he's kind of sweet and and humble it's sort of funny when you see this D of the performer and his real
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personality number two he says he's he plays Arenas regionally but he's he's huge in Dubai oh yeah du huge in Australia and so he films a lot of stuff
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even between his specials um so he's a oneman band he's he's an ecosystem he's a business uh he's very Savvy and smart about standup and like David said he a
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minute ago his special takes a turn and it's a story a sweet story about him and
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his wife trying to make a baby baby yeah and all the stuff that happens life on Netflix and he's got good hair check out life and uh here's Andrew
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[Music] Schultz thank you this is a huge this is a huge honor guys I just want to let you know this is a huge honor I'm sure you guys get this all the time but I really appreciate it let's see when Wayne's
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World came out you were eight or nine yeah so I get it 41 so 41 but you but you read at a 44
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year old level I understand I'm high I'm high yeah but uh your specials are awesome um they're powerful man and uh I
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guess it's your generation but the beginning of of the one the recent one on Netflix is so cool where you come out you land two jokes like a cold opening the way it opens and your dad introduces
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you and then it's a shop behind and it just says the name of the special gigantic I mean it's like we would crawl
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out in the 90s just what's up it's just like it's an event the how much control did you guys even have with like how specials looked when you guys were doing was it so HBO would just be like hey
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show up do the material and then we'll handle it you know I remember backdrop what do you want your back backrop I an old one called take the hit and they said you want to I want to do I want to
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do an Arizona and they said what do you want your backdrop to be and I'm like cuses I mean it's like so [ __ ]
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stupid it was like a desert yeah it was just like I go maybe live coyotes but what happened is no one actually looked at the back and uh and and also you just wanted to be enough to not take away
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from what you're doing or you disappear in the back what you're wearing so it's all complicated it's just is it any good
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what was it like like uh so so back then I love gu that ask questions I really all back then I love that you're curious
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like okay okay okay because like I I was coming up at like the downfall of The Comedy Central special okay right like yeah there was a moment like when I was
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when I was young young I remember like the Delirious's I remember watching like Mar and Chris like I remember these like
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events I remember going to watch a Martin Lan special in a movie theater yeah yeah like it was there were just these like insane spectacles right yeah and then and then like the Comedy
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Central like half hours I think it was like you know you would try to get premium blend I remember that and then maybe you get a half hour then maybe you
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get an hour and I remember like those like impacting people's careers less when you guys were doing like your first specials was it like the next week you couldn't walk down the street were you
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already so famous it didn't matter like could you feel people watched it mine came out I'll just answer this in 96 I'd already been on SNL and uh it was an analog world so as
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just to be py I never you know I don't know how you name your specials I just called it critic's Choice yeah I saw
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that yeah five star so for years my sister would call me and then I was on cable TV Comedy Central playing on a
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loop she goes you got critic's Choice again so uh but it was pretty it was a much bigger impact then yeah so you felt it like you felt like people were it was appointment viewing people were watching
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once it got off HBO and was on Comedy Central a lot you know but that oh Dana was your
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HBO I believe it think that was the only game in town really when I got mine on uh I was on maybe SNL or just shoot me and then it was it was a big deal because I
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didn't really know it was a big deal but you got paid pretty well and I remember HBO only did a couple so yeah it was
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very rare and uh that it did have an impact on the standup I didn't chase the standup as hard CU I was working and
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then I got more into standup later back into it but they were your question is yes it had a little more impact and now
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standups everywhere and it's on your phone and it's clips and it's people doing crowd work so you go is a special
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important it's very hard to stand out still is it a game changer from this generation's point of view to whatever
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2016 2017 and people like yourself and Nate bratti um I I don't know Tom S you know name them uh they they Matt R whatever uh
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Sebastian there's this phenomen places of gigantic and you're super Global uh and you're killing in Dubai and with these inside jokes and taging them with your material which is it's a ni a nice
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thing to listen to you don't feel like you're doing crowd work you feel like you're legitimately asking questions or
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making statements anyway speak to this phenomenon of Andrew Schultz from compared to like 2016 I mean I think I think okay I think there's like there's
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definitely levels right like it's like I think like Nate and Sebastian and like Shane like I think they're doing Aras in every city they go to and I think I'm like a regional Arena act yeah you know
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here's some that dude Joe Koy goes different spaces it's bigger smaller yeah where are you love most [ __ ] in the Middle East I was joking around with
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Tim Dylan I was like listen if you do like a decade of women are annoying jokes like you'll sell a lot of
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tickets are annoying over there so so uh but uh but yeah so it's like I'll have my markets but it is kind of weird because usually that's usually white
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guys aren't like that you're right like usually there's like an Asian dude will crush in like San Francisco Hawaii
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Irvine right so I'm kind of I have I have like I'm like an Asian Arena act that's kind of what I am just that's what I think like random International places like so yeah it is it is a yeah
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it is it is cool it's [ __ ] awesome I don't know what to tell like well it's awesome well you're owning it I mean
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you're not like nervous out there you're not I mean you have you have when I get comfortable you put the foot one foot's
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on the Monitor and you're playing to 20,000 people and this is what you would do at a little you know hole in the
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wall one foot's on the thing and it denotes I'm relaxed man I am in total charge here so would it be easier to say request a step stool out there it wouldn't look as cool I guess I just I
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just want I want the front of a boat I want like George the front of a boat out what about I have a question about when you do these I just talked I think seura went overseas um and
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overseas I think when they told me once you want to go overseas they go what they do is they'll put you in a couple
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of small you know like clubs or maybe a small theater let's see how it goes see how famous see if anybody gives a [ __ ]
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and come back and then the next time you have a gauge I'm like wait go twice so like Dubai and stuff I don't know
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because you must have bigger themes I mean you can't mention Ralph's you can't can't talk about Sova you can't and that's the hard part the bigger you get you have to go this has to work for
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everyone and I remember Rock uh Chris Rock I used to say you're smart you go politics you go relationship marriage and those will last you 40 minutes and
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those at least everyone gets it yeah is that what you need over there listen I got lucky that my sperm doesn't work and everybody wants to have a family or a lot of people like having fam so like
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that was a kind of relatable story that I ended up telling but uh what I noticed about like Abu Dhabi specifically like
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if is that they're they're more connected with American culture than the the English because they a lot of them are all educated here and in like real America like Tennessee State not NYU or
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UCLA like some rural American colleges so they know all the references but if when you go to
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Amsterdam like they are those are that those are some tough shows bro I'm not I'm not going to lie those are some
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tough shows I'm sure they can it's not even your fault it's just you pop in and you're like I think they were saying
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some of these cities were tough and some were like full crickets and some were great and you're like I just you don't
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even know you don't know why and probably crickets as a special [ __ ] crickets full crickets dude I had full
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crickets the laugh Factor the other night I'm like what's going what am I getting worse at this that's got to be a
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meme or something but what you did in Australia is you're you backed into jokes about the aboriginals there oh
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yeah you know I like doing that like I like I like going to places and like writing some some jokes like the day of
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and then seeing if it goes well but it I like talking to people when I'm in these places and I'm trying to get information
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and see like what they're proud of what they're embarrassed of and like writing some stuff about them that they wouldn't
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maybe expect me to know and yeah what I find is like if I can sometimes it goes well sometimes it doesn't but if it does go well the rest of the show goes really well because I think everybody there
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goes oh okay like he he cares about us he's not here to just like something local for sure yeah they're like he he's made an effort and and he's interested in this place and uh you know so that
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tends to yeah here's an oversized laugh I got just the other night sorry I'm playing some Valley we're flying in to catch him and I said I man I some
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valleys that's the place I'm play I mean catch him I just thought it'd be a complete [ __ ] hole so that got such a
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big laugh because it's out of the blue in Sun B Idaho the clueless guy I just thought catch him be a [ __ ] hole man
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it's great but the laugh is so big when it's local and I was doing that since the late 70s I mean and if I always a few jokes about the place and what's the
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shitty town that they'll laugh at yeah yeah and also like what is like weird like every place has a big story you know what I mean like they're not talking about Elon over the air [ __ ] Trump or whatever the politics is like
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whatever their local [ __ ] is is fun so yeah you know how can I pull that like there were all these it was all the Israel Palestine protests when I was in Australia and there was all these Australians like give them back their
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land or whatever so the joke I had is like there's some Aboriginal dude watching these white Australians go give
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them back their land and just kind of stand so it's like like the joke that would work in New York but in Australia crush it really it really goes so I yeah
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I try to I try to write a joke that I would use anywhere but that is the epicenter of where it would get the best
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reaction but you're also auditioning like I asked or I was just thinking if you were in Ireland because these guys
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just went to Ireland I go would Conor McGregor's just running for president do you say that is that something you don't
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even know what side they're on you you start something and they like it don't like it I mean yeah I was when I was in
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Ireland I was they the guy who's president now is like he's almost like an Irish stereotype have you seen what
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he looks like no he's like 411 like he looks like what you think like an Irish carries like literally like he is a leprechaun whatever and uh so I was
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having some fun with that and it's interesting because I was teasing them but you could tell they really like him
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so they were like laughing but they were also like he's he's good careful careful I have a lot of Irish relatives they're they're underdogs they're they're amazed how much we love their
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country you know they but I I would say that when you do ad lib something that's new that day that you thought of that
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day and you get a laugh then you're just kind of alive in the frame I mean I can tell by watching you like because then
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you're G to go into your your tried and truths because that's how you do standup but every time you do something that's
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fresh just like the whole show up right oh it lights yourself up too you think you're good also like like like
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Australia was kind of almost like cheating because I got to do like four or five shows before I did that one
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where I I put out the the Australian material like usually I just got to think of it the day of but this was I
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got to work it out a few days and find the bits or whatever so that's always fun when you're you're away but it's
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just rare that you can go to a place R you just go to a country and tour fight places and and I I just have to because
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we didn't do this either but you you you're taping you have your specials and then when you travel the world you've
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got a five camera crew or something is that and then you use it we do we have I have my one guy Shifty who like edited the special and he was like instrumental like directing it and he's this kid he
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like came started working us when he was like 18 years old he's like unbelievable and uh he he brings five cameras and
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then he just sets them up and then just hits records so we don't have like this whole crew we just have one guy that's
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doing it little it looks like a special I go did he have another special I wasn't aware of you know because that's
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that's the [ __ ] we can do now it's it's it's kind of crazy right it's very very smart well it's also takes away from the
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fear of like I just did mine it comes out soon I Bas I wanted you to have you on so I could plug mine but um no I uh it comes out but it was Andrew SCH it's
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hard to it's hard to do the two in a row show the the typical sort of cookie cutter thing for comedians is get a maybe a theater two shows in one night cut them together do your best and I
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didn't do any tricks really I sort of regret it I was just telling Dana before there was no like super tricky way to
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get in and then you're getting algo briefings like it's got to be the funniest in the first and then all your
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bad material at the end I'm like what bad material they're like oh you want us to tell you I'm like no no but no
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they'll tell you you hey David open with your closer and I'm like wait what's going on so you gotta just try to get
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him and all that stupid [ __ ] yeah I I saw Berke talking about that a little bit I think um and um
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close yeah like I don't know I I I guess it's like I don't think any of us have ever opened with something bad yeah you you're supposed to open to get him going that's that's the second hardest thing
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there's a closer opener might be harder you got to get them going and if you don't get them going you don't you lost
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them so I went into the interum at Netflix and they do every minute you made it to 12 minutes or 13 minutes so
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it's like as if you're playing a theater where constantly people are leaving like
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there just you start out whatever and they're leaving and by the end you've got like 12 so you have to do a special is if
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every minute they want to go try and watch something else you know so but what you're doing is great I think if you do a like with mine it ended up
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being a story like I didn't want to do a oneman show I feel like yeah like I I it
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kind of is almost like that because there's like a serious moment or whatever but I feel like sometimes when you say oneman show you're almost like
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asking people to like reduce their comedic expectations so like to hate it yeah definitely or or immediately
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[ __ ] hate it [ __ ] but but if but if they man show but don't call it that don't call it but if if you call a woman man show and they hate it it's because they're not smart enough didn't you know
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that no I didn't know that oh yeah I mean like right you if you must not be smart enough to understand this High one man show intelligent you know yeah yeah the
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guy who doesn't have jokes he calls it the one man I don't but yeah Jay is a purist and
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he he understands that so so I I so so I kind of want to like almost trick people and I wanted like you know just regular
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hard-hitting jokes and then eventually kind of like get into it and what we found I guess Netflix told us they're
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like yeah the the retention like the watch through to the end was like insanely High you know because they're
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invested in this story oh a story it's like a long story yeah it's like a phone yeah so like how you pitch it yeah yeah I'm just gonna it's on a phone call
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that's you ever call your mom yeah it's like that it's like that so that's the first time you really at the at the end
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you're sentimental specifically sentimental and you're getting awz and stuff you haven't tried that before but
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it uh it's interesting to I just I I thought my life was boring my whole career I was like I thought like my opinions on [ __ ] were better than like anything going on in my life
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so I never talked about anything personal and then like when it was hard to get my wife pregnant because my sperm
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sucks I it was the only thing I could think about so I started like writing jokes about it and then uh
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yeah it [ __ ] it ended up and it turned into this so cool I saw a video of your sperms at the Finish Line they're like
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this they're not quite making it they just they're just kind of falling it's a video that's going around yeah you got to see it dude people people are tagging my sperm in like pictures of the
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governor of Texas I like that it's called life instead of like jizz Patrol or something you could have really
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ruined it with the title they wouldn't be doing much patrolling it's just just standing here checking M where's the egg we got 10 minutes
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left but I I I agree that it it is funny it's fun to tell stories because people
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will say you should do this joke and this is a funny joke and I do have some jokes my ACT but I do love telling
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stories because it's the only thing that's more of a fingerprint to you because I do do stuff at the airport I
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do it about this and common denominators but I'm trying to do my version of that and longer stories are more fun for some
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reason just maybe because I'm older to go let me just tell you this thing and then that's more true to me than going I
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don't think anyone else is going to tell this story like this also also like we get a sense of you like your personality
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shines through because it's how you acted in that moment but but also I think that like if if someone walks into
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a room and goes guys I got to tell you the story we're going to give him 10 seconds if it's boring after 10 seconds
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we'll we'll probably go but everybody likes a story it's like our earliest form of digesting information like if
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you just give me a bunch of facts I'm gonna kind of look the other way if you tell me some [ __ ] that happened I'm kind of locked in like I'm I'm rooting for
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you in your story when you tell me something happens I want it to be good I hear a Tik Tok story from someone I've
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never met and they started the story about a break up with a guy and I just sit there and stare like why am I even [ __ ] listen to this but it's like 30
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minutes it starts and everyone starts I like it I go I've actually told young standups
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who've asked my opinion in little teeny clubs I said pretend you just saw something on the street and you just
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came in to talk to your friends because usually when you tell a bit the first time you're urgent about it and you're
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very specific and then you start to lose it and Jerry Seinfeld says oh check the
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setup check the setup check it out troubleshooting you got to check the setup cuz on the RO that is statement
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like the first time you tell a joke you think it that you like and does well you think it leveled the room and then you
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go look at like the video audio and you're like oh like five people left but it's just new to me one loud guy yeah
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and then it goes away that's so true like the same joke the same words your excitement in it wains a little also
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when you say one and you say it off top of your head and if you didn't tape it I mean I'm everyone's different but I
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hopefully record it on my phone when I go to The Comedy Store or whatever because yeah when I audition these these
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turds and then I smash him in between two jokes that work you know and then I do one in the middle but if it somehow
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works I have to remember in flection when it was in the set how it work what happened because sometimes I go oh I got that one next time I say it nothing and I go nothing what was the magic what
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worked what and all that is so important yeah sometimes like sometimes you you'll work on a joke and then get it really good and the joke in your set
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that follows it can no longer follow it oh gets hurt by it wow it's like it's not strong enough after how good this joke is yeah it's stand up is the best
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sometimes you got to tell your joke I'm moving you up to closer that's a great feeling you I'm
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going to try this it seems to work enough I'm putting it at the end and you go [ __ ] I have a new closer oh that's so
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great because then the other one can do a little tent pull heavy lifting in the middle what's what's the deal when you
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guys go to the store like do you have to respect the light or or are you just at a point where they it's a
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suggestion yeah I go I go when I go how long do you do they go 15 I go great they go when do you want the light I go at 30 um but there's a lot of guys that get the light I won't say names but they
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literally get the light and they start names so what else is going on I go no no no that's not what else that's wrap
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it up guys when the elbow is up on the mic stand they've already done 20 where you guys from I'm like no we know where they're from we don't care it's over this is my favorite [ __ ] like the this
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is the this thing that's like and this has always existed but it's really popular now like the the comics
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pretending that they don't care so they'll have like a notepad on stage and they're like look like all right what
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else do I got in here and then they'll look at the page and then do a joke they did in their last special it's just like
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yo fully formed B yeah it's okay to care we care it's okay to try we all try we're we want to do well you don't got to bring a prop on station fake Leaf through it by the way it does better if
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you have a notebook because there's something about going guys what do you think of this and then you read and they're like that's pretty good and then
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you read you reala they go well not good enough for you real act but for this little thing you just thought of it sure
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this wispy idea yeah keep working do you guys like I mean when you do a group show at the comedy store and there's like eight nine people doesn't it become like a a de facto competition like
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people you're not even thinking about oh man you were one of the best tonight or you were this like I like group shows
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yeah it's gr man but you all right do you do the store a lot or not when I'm out there
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that's where I'll I'll come through oh right you don't live I don't see you there no I'm in New York man so yeah so
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you just do that run you have way more choices you can run all over right yeah there's I I usually just do uh the
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seller and the New York comedy club so seller has what is it one two three four rooms rooms yeah yeah so it's like it's literally like I got a kid now so I can
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go there for an hour and a half and do four shows or I can bounce around the whole city for four hours yeah and now
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I'm like okay let's let's get the work in I didn't realize that that's Fant fastic you go to one place basically and
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have four audiences boom boom boom and then get out yeah you can I mean it's kind of like store has what three rooms
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so you guys bounce around oh yeah you're right go upstairs do the belly room I don't I don't practice much but anyway I'm down to the Nubs I mean I'm like the
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only thing worse than having hits is not having hits so dude you know what I've seen interesting what I've seen now is that like you know how like everything in comedy just goes through these like
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and like people new to Comedy don't get it they haven't experienced like the last cycle like impressions are really
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popular now have you noticed that um well for me it's I just that's all I do Impressions and characters now I'm not trying to tell anything but just nail no no what I'm saying is like we've
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known that we've known that about you for for decades and then like things go up and down in popularity and I think
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like with Trump and probably Shane's like does this amazing version he does a great version of and I think with the
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popularity of that I've seen a lot of other people working in Impressions and there was times like when I was coming
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up where like people weren't doing impressions yeah like crowd work is really popular there's time now everybody's like annoyed with crowd work
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and like all these things it just it's just so funny like all these things go up and down because I remember early on
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Impressions like when I was coming up like seeing like Eddie your best friend Eddie go like crazy we are best friend
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crazy just I mean it was it was amazing with the Impressions you know amazing that he didn't lean on him but he was darl Hammond called him our best impressionist but he was only he was
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doing prior if you weave them into something too it it doesn't look like a big setup you know you're just like
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they're like oh [ __ ] that sounds like that superow yeah like it's amazing it's
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we all love it like there's nobody it's so funny even watching comedians like comedians we can be like annoying with
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with each other when like somebody's trying to be funny or like sne bit but when somebody do an impression that's
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spot on everybody shuts up listens and enjoys like especially if you can do another comedian that we're friends
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with do you have any do you have anybody that we know someone's gonna do Shane because he grabs the mic funny and you know yeah he's got he's Shane has a
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great uh laugh like I I I told son that everyone has like a a little bit of a laugh with Richard prior it was kind of a constant under and Shane has a really good little giggle he does uh after
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every bit and he holds the holds it very much high like this he's a big guy but I did I didn't really realize that so I'm
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feeling better about myself right now but do you have an impression you do or would like to do because maybe we can
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help you out with it now God we can really try to think I'm bad too if I can't do someone I'm terrible it's a very painful thing to try to learn it's selective like you can't just mimic
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everything yeah at times I it takes me a long time it took me a long time to get Biden I would say like a year and a half
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you know some and then some are easy I don't really have any methodology other than exposure I have to hear something a
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lot or hang out with someone a lot I'll do friends and stuff but that's all I don't
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have um I just start talking out loud to myself and it's terrible you know and then finally off if it comes to me it comes to me but I don't have any I I see an impression I can't do and I'm I'm
00:29:05
incredibly entertained you know what I've noticed is like uh sometimes I see people doing an
00:29:12
impression of someone's impression yeah for sure yes that's the best way yeah yes because like you've distilled the four things about the person that like he physically does those hooks exactly
00:29:26
and then so you did the work and then I see people doing oh that's just a version of Dana's right they cracked the
00:29:33
code Dana cracked the code and now he just you don't get any credit for it you don't get any credit for it which is
00:29:39
kind of [ __ ] up the latest one I am doing because it's kind of fun is I've just extrapolated Jimmy Fallon into a
00:29:45
thing that I like to because I was hanging out with him at adh1 in New York let me see Jim and I did Johnny Carson
00:29:52
getting pulled for drunk driving I've said this a lot but uh in 1972 and it's where where he uh what had to drink and
00:29:58
where he where he was drinking at well sorry officer I didn't know I was swerving I had two slippery monkeys at
00:30:04
the hook and crook okay so that's the setup and then Jimmy Fallon is like oh my God oh my God sorry officer it's
00:30:12
insane it's insane I can't believe sorry was it was so it just this sound clage coming at me that was just pure distill Jimmy Fallon crazy it was yeah he doesn't have
00:30:23
to say much yeah sometimes it's just a sound like um you could you could do this one Christopher Watkins sees an
00:30:29
amazing magic trick just quick wow wow wow wow wow wow what was that yeah didn't know where the rabbit went it's like a language you know I mean Kevin
00:30:45
Pock and others wound down classic where when someone cracked walking it was like
00:30:50
[ __ ] yeah now it's onbody go to this next Lev has walking now and it's so fun and he's so what about gold bloom I feel like he talks in a unique way does anybody God yes El I think
00:31:03
do version of him yeah I don't oh Elon Kyle dunan yeah who's doing Elon Musk has anybody done Elon good because he kind of It's Tricky it's it um we're going to Ms
00:31:18
Ms you know I mean Kyle D you have to have a little stutter go balls um I did it for 18 seconds on SNL I just did him at a rally do Mega you know that kind of
00:31:31
guy jumping around but I'm still trying to learn it exactly because he is kind of softspoken mostly on podcast so thinks a lot um we we we've got to go
00:31:43
Moss we don't we simply have to tell for M and he's thinking and and the way he looks around but I'm still coming on to
00:31:49
that because I there's two things I mean one is you could do a perfect Biden the first month of his administration but
00:31:55
people wouldn't be assimilated it they need to kind of you know so we saw a lot of people saw Elon at the rallies first
00:32:03
I've seen him on a lot of podcasts so it's a work in progress Andrew I will get back to
00:32:08
you yeah they're tough to crack some of that [ __ ] because there's not like a something to bite into you know my end was I used him as a setup for Trump to get a laugh you know I did it on Bill
00:32:20
Mah just you know he's like elon's there and Trump's there with the red tie like we're going to go to mall we sending too
00:32:27
much money we we kind of sustain it all that and then they say Mr Trump and Trump says what he said what he said
00:32:33
he's a smart cookie he's a tough cookie he's a cookie crumble so I just use him to set up
00:32:40
Trump that's it that's it it's it's word association with Trump it's like every word's got to take you a little bit further away than the point that he's trying to make even he just thinks of it
00:32:52
as he goes on word association monster he's a lad dun you remember the lad Dunes everybody loves the lad
00:33:04
Dunes everybody loves them everybody loves them and they but yeah that's one way to use it as a as someone who does
00:33:12
Impressions that is so funny that is how he talks really it's like every word reminds him everybody loves him love him gays he throws in G Trump will never say
00:33:27
so I uh so you know like anyone might run out a stream of thought he never does we're going to go with L it's like weak to him if you stop a thought so he
00:33:39
just keeps thinking is weak yeah and repeating phras five to 10 or 15 times ladun ladun everyone loves ladun you see the lad Dunes you look at them and you
00:33:52
got them and they like them people like the L and it works for him it is I want to ask you cuz interviewed him because
00:33:59
his dialect is so infectious it's so infectious sing and he knows how to use it like like for example when he does that little like rev up sound like we're gonna do it like like he's like
00:34:14
injecting energy maybe he's slowing down and he feels himself he's got to he's like I'm
00:34:21
getting tired got to come back up yeah yeah yeah yeah but like the fries are wearing off he called it the weed on the
00:34:28
show like what you guys are describing and he was like he's like he's like he's yeah call it the weave it's like I'm in here I go out there I come back here and then I come all the
00:34:39
way back around to the point that I was trying to make and uh he people think that I'm stupid that I do that you
00:34:44
actually got to be really smart to go all the way back out here and then come why say
00:34:50
not so fun surprisingly it's a very smart maneuver yeah I know he is absolutely hilarious cuz you're just waiting for okay what is the point here where where are we now like he he like
00:35:04
he's like keying into like thing like he said something without trying to be funny that I laughed at like he goes um
00:35:11
he goes he goes after he got shot he goes he go yeah it fixs me up he goes these country doctors I'll tell you you
00:35:17
know and I laughed because like it's funny he thinks that there's regular doctors and Country doctors like that
00:35:23
the doctors in the country are like like overall Little House in the prairie yeah
00:35:30
so I laughed at it and he clocks me laughing and I swear to God he hits it in the next three sentences he's like
00:35:37
yeah he's country doctors Yeah Yeah country doctors seeb work shopping yeah he's like he doesn't know what the funny part is he goes I went to the General Store
00:35:49
also yeah yeah so oh cuz he Gotta Laugh he was kind of like wanting to understand what did I do right okay I
00:35:55
like when he goes someone ask him a question he goes another dumb question from an idiot over here and it's just
00:36:02
like who says that it's always that's why comedians love it's just so funny you go who would ever say you almost
00:36:08
wish you almost wish that he was just like um just make him like a royal figure so he doesn't have to be
00:36:15
politicized so that we can just laugh without there any being any scrutiny because it's undeniably funny like it's
00:36:22
just funny another dumb question from an idiot question this woman is a ter ter not Pol at all you're not a smart cookie you're not a
00:36:33
smart cookie I'll tell you that much you know you're not you're not a smart cookie I can tell you look at this I
00:36:40
know the guttural one is such a funny movie that I think is kind of new but uh cookie cookie that's Magic Johnson's
00:36:47
wife how'd she not get it cookie just like it's just what he's do like should we all just talk like that all day he casually was in Magic having trouble with blood work but uh wife's cooking
00:37:00
they like what was that middle part they got to take a lot of tests they take them all the time and cookie
00:37:06
comes out Tak a lot of vitamins he's back on his feet they're working there's a lot of that breathing thing too but
00:37:13
yeah there's so many Hooks and so many things to do with that guy it's extraordinary um oh I have a special
00:37:20
question too oh yeah ask more he's back on his feet back on his feet yeah like why was he Ling no he's he's back magic is fully back now like he's back now he is from 35
00:37:34
years ago yeah I know they worked out they very strong they had to do a ctail they call it a ctail appe pills it's a cocktail excuse me they had to get the right cocktail and they got the right
00:37:48
cocktail of pills and that seems okay now but anyway um you got a question d [Music] Oh I thought I was just back going back to his special where you had it and then
00:38:04
you bought it back and I think that oh yeah that situation turned out to be I heard different rumors but highly
00:38:11
successful oh yeah it was it ended up being the best it ended up being the best thing for me situation I don't have
00:38:19
any animosity by the way for Amazon like I get what they had to do like you know they they made a business decision and
00:38:25
they're like we don't want these jokes tarnishing the brand and I get it that's fine I bet you would be different now
00:38:31
like I bet just culture has kind of changed a bit but um but uh but yeah I was able to put out and the people were
00:38:37
like so supportive and it was it was incredible and then people made a bunch of Lies online about how I I I told them
00:38:45
to I told them that that it would never be available anywhere else and even though I told everybody if you can't
00:38:51
afford it just steal it on the internet and then eventually would be on YouTube but it is what it is you you know you
00:38:58
have some you do something good and it's successful and people are gonna find a way to be upset about people it it was
00:39:04
great was it basically off your website it's just a click and this is and you pay it was like there's this company
00:39:10
called moment house that was bought by patreon so essentially it's like it looks like it's on my website
00:39:17
but they basically put their mask on my website so you go to my website and it just kind of like almost forwards it to theirs and then it almost just looks like
00:39:28
um it looks like Netflix or something like that or any other place and you just watch it right because Theo and I
00:39:34
were talking about this for this uh this uh Indie we just did and this is one of
00:39:39
the things I brought up I brought up your situation I said I mean you guys could I think you'd kill it with that
00:39:44
but I also think that there's an appetite I think there's an appetite for you guys now I think that like I think
00:39:51
that there's going to be a lot of excitement about that I think people would pay for it 100% but I think streaming is the way to go I don't think
00:39:57
movie theater is the way to go just yet it's a tough decision because I've done movies in movie heydays when it was like big weekends you're up against this movie you're up against this yeah uh and
00:40:09
now it's tougher and I was when we're going over all the processes of what could be because you know we sort of did it well we did do it without we just paid for it and said absolutely no plan
00:40:22
and it's kind of fun and people think that's intriguing just because it's awesome someone's got to do it it's like
00:40:27
okay now what and then just figure out what surfacing is the best situation but you know when you say uh theaters I
00:40:35
don't want any stink if something doesn't go perfectly right away because people back off and I go guys I've been
00:40:41
in movies that don't do well it's [ __ ] a dagger and and nowadays when it's all these superhero movies and you know even if Snow White doesn't make a hundred million the first weekend
00:40:53
they're pouncing on it obviously it's a budgetary discrepancy with ours but it's just it's just Optics do you want to
00:40:59
look like it's a hit it's very hard to figure out all that stuff you're 100% right because you see like the theater
00:41:04
empty and people take pictures and it's very easy for them to like Pan the film based on that but dude getting people to
00:41:11
leave their house is almost impossible now like that's the big trick it's so easy not to leave your house you don't
00:41:17
have to leave your house and also they don't even know if the movie is going to be good or not like at least with at
00:41:23
least with like a franchise like Batman you're like all right I've seen a bunch of these movies I'll get the babysitter
00:41:28
I'll take the risk I'll go but here's this movie where it's like all right well I love all the people involved in
00:41:35
it but have I seen a movie where they're all in it together I don't know I but if
00:41:41
you put that on streaming like for me if that movie's on Netflix there's no brainer the first week you're top 10
00:41:48
yeah no brainer because it's it's like the investment is so minimal it's like if I'm a spade fan I'm watching if I'm a
00:41:54
Theo fan I'm watching I'm sure you guys have a bunch of other like cameos from people like it's it's and then if it is
00:42:01
good the word will spread and you'll stay in the top 10 forever but extrem extreme extreme but what do you what do
00:42:08
you recommend that they do do you actually audition it for all the streamers so Netflix and Amazon Hulu
00:42:15
they're they're all they're all two offers offers you don't have one offer unless you have like even with my like
00:42:21
even with my Netflix deal I had one offer and then that offer changed significantly when we got another offer
00:42:28
sure and I don't begrudge them for it but like they're not in the business of paying you what you're worth yeah paying the minimum they can
00:42:36
there's nothing like another Suitor it's the same thing with single people or something they want me too if I'm uh if I'm if I'm Amazon right now like I'm if
00:42:50
I'm Amazon right now and I know that like Netflix I mean Theo did his last one on Netflix right so Netflix like invested in building that guy up sure
00:43:00
I'm I'm buying the movie just off the strength of taking yeah yeah like I mean brand War right there so to me that's just like a no-brain or so I would I'd talk to them i' talked to Hulu I talked
00:43:14
to Paramount everybody we've been asked about it from we could hire you to be our manager is that is that totally outside it's fun to think about it out
00:43:25
loud because we haven't seen it we're going to see it this weekend this is the oh wow first time it's been rough
00:43:32
together so we liked and we shot it we lik the scenes and I said I've done a lot of these I think it's got a chance
00:43:37
so let's see it all in a row if it's how I picture it we're we're in good shape so but you know directors got it you
00:43:45
know how it works and they get eight weeks so then we'll go in there and start fiddling with it but I was like I
00:43:51
have a good feeling and I've been asked about it from some streamers like can we look at it yet and I'm like we're not we
00:43:57
don't even know we're we're not there yet yeah yeah we're not L there is interest just because it's oh a weirdo move but if a Comedy Works it's huge how
00:44:08
many fun movies are made every year I don't know I mean I kind of know why they don't
00:44:14
but I think they've slowed down I mean Sandler is responsible for most comedies out there like he has a deal so he
00:44:21
either produces them or he's in them and that's a big chunk out there yeah and that's on so I think I think we're like we're basically one successful R-rated
00:44:31
comedy away from having like another decade of really funny R-rated comedies yeah so whether it's you somebody else it's going to take one I feel like culture is at the point now where we can
00:44:44
be naughty again yeah just give and if one goes yeah we're gonna have some funing they have some edgy jokes in there Spade has told me I mean funny but but definitely different than you know
00:44:58
you guys you guys have been entertainment for especially Hollywood for long enough like you everybody what
00:45:04
is it they say it's a race to be second or something like nobody nobody wants to put their balls on the line to do we
00:45:12
make one thing happen then follow then you go okay that works I was just going to ask the question or the observation
00:45:17
that like looking at yourself you uh coming up at this time it's like you're the CEO of your career you can either self-produce or not or the um you're not
00:45:30
asking for permission you're not auditioning much you're not trying to meet corporate entities to help you
00:45:37
you're the CEO of Andrew Schulz and so that the freedom that people have with social media that pumped up everything YouTube is extraordinary and Van and I think it's great it's a different world
00:45:50
than what we came up in yeah there's there's a lot lot more freedom that's for sure and like if now is the time if
00:45:57
you just want to create [ __ ] to do it you know obviously like making films and
00:46:02
TV shows is so expensive that you know you gotta find a way to raise some money you guys are able to do it but you guys are all rich successful dudes you know um we put most of it ourselves so and
00:46:14
that's a good way if you can to just say you want to just green like this right now and go and I think fortune favors
00:46:21
the brave whatever that cliche is I think it's true and I think that basically everybody is afraid to do cool
00:46:28
[ __ ] but once it's there everybody wants to buy it so I don't know what you guys spent on it but you guys decide the
00:46:34
price like right you know you could why is it not a $100 million movie who [ __ ] knows right if it's gonna do I
00:46:41
remember when they were paying a lot for uh comedy specials out of the blue remember I think the the top was Da got
00:46:48
like 20 million or something like that 30 million of clip like it was it used to be like two three million whatever
00:46:54
was the biggest and then suddenly it jumped huge and I asked someone at one of those streamers and they said because
00:47:00
if we do a movie with that person it will cost us 20 to 30 million so we're paying 20 and and we're going to do four times the views on a special than a movie so it's really saving us money in
00:47:14
a weird way and I was like I didn't look at it that way but they could have gotten them everybody for cheaper and I
00:47:20
think they got back down to earth after a couple those real quick it I think I think it shifted big yeah I remember
00:47:27
when Amy got 11 and said it was not enough she said why aren't I getting 20 and I'm like wow and she got I think they kicked her some more I was like
00:47:39
[ __ ] yeah well because it was going out there saying that look bad yeah yeah yeah that's when you could kind of use the uh yeah you use like sexism or
00:47:51
racism for a little little Ian it's hard to say with its Rock and Chappelle I mean it's it's ballsy to step forward
00:47:57
and say give me that we're the same I mean I wouldn't I'm not there it lets you know where you are in the ecosystem is show business when you know people are getting 20 or 30 and then you get
00:48:09
supply and demand if if you're worth it they're going to give it to you they know what they're doing I understand you
00:48:14
know somebody else is gonna offer it to you that's the thing if somebody else is gonna offer it to you do you know where
00:48:19
you're going with this one that you just filmed yeah or can you mention or I don't think I can because we have a press release coming out this week ah got is it a done deal or is it just a possibility I shot it already yeah I
00:48:31
shot it comes out in May so uh but I'll tell you after you're special yeah yeah but uh I will tell you that when I did
00:48:38
the HBO when you were talking about earlier uh to take the hit one and there was notice it was noticeable for me and
00:48:46
then it took me all this time and I did a Comedy Central one and it was like it didn't happen
00:48:53
actually I used Dana as an example because Dana was like I keep trying to watch it but I have to get on an app and
00:48:59
then I have to sign up and I have to go here and I'm like I can't even find it and I'm like it's not easy like they air
00:49:05
it once at midnight or something and then they air it a month later and it's not like you can just get it like on a
00:49:11
stream so it was got caught up it burned my material because I'm like can I just
00:49:16
do this again because dude if I were you I would I would unless it exists on YouTube or something like that I would just use some of the stuff that you really I wasn't even doing Clips it was right before Clips so Clips would have
00:49:30
helped it like hey here's at least I could clip it out and say come to my next show but I'm like I didn't I would
00:49:35
I would use some of that if you're not I mean there's like I think I'm pretty sure like Chappelle used a joke he did
00:49:43
in an earlier thing in a later thing I mean it's like an amazing it's one of my favorite jokes that he's ever written
00:49:48
but it's the uh and I think he even made it like better but it's the joke about uh you know it's like hard being
00:49:55
successful in Black like uh I remember my house got broken into like these people came in robed my whole house
00:50:00
called the police they showed up and they're like he's still here yeah just [ __ ] genus by the way
00:50:14
how how about you do a joke that's little undercooked in a special and then you still do it for a while on the road
00:50:21
before it comes out and I'm like sometimes I still do them because I go this thing is six minutes long now it's
00:50:26
so I agree and people go oh I think you did that I go I actually didn't I did 30
00:50:33
seconds of preview yeah you got very early version you got a three-month-old versus a full adult yeah and I go plus who care that's the thing is like is everyone really going thank God I got
00:50:44
this allnew mediocre material thank you that's what you got to tell the audience when they complain you think this is bad let me do whole hour of new yeah
00:50:58
[ __ ] yeah I here's some new [ __ ] for you but it's hard to they're like just throw together another hour I go relax with
00:51:05
that casual throw together an hour you're good I go [ __ ] I you got to get out there and grind it out and practice it's hard yeah it takes time man you also gota have some [ __ ] you want to
00:51:15
talk about like yeah I I take time off like after I fil like I haven't gone on stage since I recorded I went one time
00:51:23
or something like that and that that's been months I probably won't go on for a little bit I like live a little
00:51:29
experience [ __ ] see what I want to talk about people yell out stuff to you in your act like if they go Diddy what do you think of Diddy and you have to go you have to have something I'm not there
00:51:40
yet oh wait a minute actually that's they will do a topical thing yeah but that's also like it that would only happen if I'm like just kind of Meandering or not like if I'm doing well
00:51:53
usually there's not suggestions if you're but if you're talking the audience and do they feel
00:51:58
like it's open season to talk from back here when you're talking to this person up here does that get hard to do the
00:52:04
last special I did a like the last one before this I did a lot more like crowd work and stuff like that and then people
00:52:10
and I was putting out these like uh clips that were crowdwork and it was just like it was
00:52:16
the only thing that I could generate weekly like for me write it when I write a bit it takes like a while to make it a
00:52:23
good joke and add tags and all these other things I give it away but they just you know they just would go viral
00:52:30
and whatever so people were coming out and kind of expecting that so at this special I I purposely barely do that at
00:52:40
all as like a way to just go hey I don't I I get why you thought there would be a
00:52:46
lot of crow because I put out all these Crow work clips now you see this whole hour now I want you to potentially
00:52:51
expect this with maybe some interactions but it's not going to be just interactions the whole time CU it's is
00:52:56
very easy where like and I've seen this happen like the algorithm can make you decide what kind of Comedy you want to do instead of you deciding I think
00:53:07
sometimes people fall victim to that like something does really well so they go well I guess this is what I do now
00:53:13
and it's like no sure that's good of you to switch it up because you it's it's hard to go in there and write a whole
00:53:20
hour and not have any crutches cuz sometimes you know you could go in and and just with a few things get things right back or but it's hard to go out there and practice long sets of nothing
00:53:31
it's just oh and it's you're bombing and it's brutal and if you're at the store here or even when you're at the seller
00:53:38
like when I went on last time it was Nate was there and uh Chris Rock and you just go I'm not going to try new [ __ ]
00:53:45
because there's always someone there watching and you go do I want them to go yes and I go it's a little undercooked
00:53:53
but well there's something there but they just go go yeah I just remember you bombed I I think a lot of people liked
00:53:59
it man I think a lot of people were liking what you're were doing out there oh when I did that night it was fun but
00:54:06
when I that was me doing someone talking to you after show oh yeah yeah I thought it was Gretta great they switch it to
00:54:13
good right at in the middle good [Music] good when I followed Dana and I just did a gig together and when he come out come
00:54:26
off after annihilating I have to follow this [ __ ] [ __ ] and they're like killing and then I get he comes off all
00:54:32
excited and I go hey [ __ ] that crowd and he goes huh I go look it it's not your
00:54:38
crowd those jokes are funny man don't don't second guess yourself why are they [ __ ] standing circles in the green
00:54:45
room I'm trying to [ __ ] with his head right before I get out there not all crowds are going to be smart you know
00:54:52
they don't get you h great when when did you uh have that turn where you're like God damn I'm I'm getting really really good at standup I don't I think it's like was it
00:55:05
gradual or was it I think I think you feel good and then you go up after Greer Barnes and you're like am I good you
00:55:12
know like there just you see people do it that are just incredible you're like am I or like even when I was editing the
00:55:18
special like watching your own comedy a thousand times sickening you're like yeah you're like what is any of this funny like like it's actually kind of nice cuz then when it comes out and
00:55:29
people go wow this was so funny you're like oh really like editing is horrible editing
00:55:35
watching yourself to stand up the worst thing in the world push in I go push out
00:55:41
the door and burn this [ __ ] thing push closer godamn what that's for a horror movie that's not comedy that's for [ __ ] saw three
00:55:55
it's the Cowboy shot you know keep it Loosey [ __ ] that's how I edit uh that's how I edit comedy though by the way like a horror movie what you do go push it for drama and stuff it's it's like yeah
00:56:09
tension release not as exaggerated but like the same idea of like I don't like for example like some people the director on mine like for the first day he was doing like a line cut I think
00:56:20
it's called like where they cut it yeah kind of live yeah like buddy there's no you don't have my set memorized there's no way you could guess the right angle to go to you don't know which way my
00:56:32
turn like why are you wasting your time with this like it makes no sense what was the we said it's like catching a fart with chopsticks like comedy I don't know where my head's gonna go so it's
00:56:44
like we what we do is make sure all the cameras are filming it and then we get in the edit and then we make sure that
00:56:52
I'm not jumping out in the middle of a setup setup yeah right they can kill jokes go on your back all of a sudden you're like whoa whoa whoa what are we doing have you seen that you're watching somebody special and it's like in the
00:57:04
middle of a punchline they cut to the back of their head yeah like the start of the setup is on their back and you're
00:57:11
like why would I has anybody ever told you a story and turned around first and you pay more attention you know what it
00:57:18
is for me to me is sometimes you're watching it like someone is watching it on a sitting in a Magic Chair and
00:57:25
they're watching the special and all of a sudden they're flying way back up in the auditorium and then R close and then
00:57:32
in the back of the head and like they get tired of just watching the standup and so the amount of cuts you're like
00:57:38
[ __ ] I'm exhausted so yeah yeah it's like build things also like I don't ever do a crane like nothing has ever been
00:57:45
funnier because the shot went like that yeah by your joke drive by joke they're telling like the crane is $25,000 I'm like what like for what just to to show
00:57:59
did a big production yeah yeah they like to show it's a big house because I said in mine could I do a smaller place
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they're like they like to show that they paid for you and it's a big theater and I'm like I think people would believe
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that I also do theaters but it's fun to get into a smaller room so I think down the line I will switch it up how big was
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the room for life you know we did we did 3,000 but that was bigger than I would want to do we were going to do this other venue and then they canell my tapings after Trump was on the pod which
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they say is unrelated and I believe them 100% but we we uh but so so we we move from that venue to the beacon and um and I would I would usually i' like the
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venue to be under 2,000 seats for a for a taping sure I think between a thousand
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and 2,000 is the money spot because you can like you're you can see every person in the room you you're with them I don't
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think an arena is right for it I think it's a flex but I don't think it like represents I don't think it's a good
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representation of like how connected you are also like the amount of time you have to wait in between laughs in an
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arena is a lot different than the person at home laughing so now at home they're
00:59:17
going hahaa but on stage you're still waiting for the arena so now they're discon on I'm like how do you it's so different to go out when it's all the
00:59:28
lights for the tunnels are out there for like at the basketball game and yeah there's so many things going on by the
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way if I if they want me to do an arena I will do it and I'll film something there as a flex even if I bomb or just
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do 10 minutes but uh I I think mine is about 1,700 it was about that pocket of a place I played I liked in where it was in Denver and uh which one and Denver's
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what's it called Heather Paramount so great great Theater Great audience always when I played Comedy Works and stuff it was always great audiences there so yeah they have good vibes out
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there town they like it and I like 50 to 70 if I for myself because I'm doing little sketches doing little people talking to each other and stuff his hand magic and uh you know the last special I
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worked it out in 50c and then I puted it in the 1900 I just love the idea anyone use Dental claws but I like the smaller that's all
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I'm saying but U I think I think it's better for the audience I think the people watching at home enjoy it more
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personally the the 10 centers like the big room you know to show people look what look what you can draw and I get that but creatively you know I think a tight it's better for comedy in a small
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room 100% it's better for our bank accounts in a big room and often times we will let our bank accounts win that
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war dict that's a question I had for you is there would you do any commercial that they offered you if the money was good enough or discern Discerning have you been offered
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commercials no I mean no I don't get offered really commercials but like there's like certain things I just I
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don't know if I could I don't know if I want to do it I don't have like a moral objection like I got gambling advertising on the Pod you know I got a
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boner pill I'll do all that kind of [ __ ] yeah boners don't got a style you're fine there yeah but like I'm trying to
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think I don't think I could do like a herpes medication commercial you know maybe American Express commercial but yeah not bio we going to do a collab
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with you on that but it's okay for that' be great imagine all right anything else for this young man Dan just live on
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Netflix now um being well received yeah thank you guys so much man I really appreciate good to see fun hanging out with you let's uh any any way I can hang
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help with that film man let me know I think I'm really excited about that I'll talk to you off cam this has been a
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