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Got so much milk, give some to the kitty. >> And then you go for the And then in the
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eye. >> In the eye. And then likes it anyway. Flicks [laughter] it off. You're in one
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of the biggest bands in the world. And you're like, "Hey, why don't you come back to my house? I'm in Kiss." And
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she's like, "I just blew that guy. He said he was in KISS. >> Yeah. >> Oh, I guess [clears throat] anyone can
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say it, you know. >> How do I know you're in KISS? >> I did have World Cup fever, but it was
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just diarrhea. >> I thought I had World Cup fever, but it was just that poo flu going around.
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>> Okay, welcome to the show. Hey everybody, I'm Carrie. This is Dana. >> And we are fly on the wall. And we are
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fly. >> And we are locked and loaded in our perspective studios. Our mics are working and uh we're fluffed and folded
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and ready to give you the show of your summer. >> We've grabbed you in the first minute,
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which is what our goal was with that talk. So, now that you're grabbed, >> I will tell
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>> I will say before you go forward, there was something that was a little uh scary
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at first, but it all worked out. It was a story to do with with the farm, and I will tell you that in a few minutes.
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>> Cliffhanger. Okay, let's get my boring one out of the way then. But people sit
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boring and you're David Spade. >> This is me and it's shock. Heather [laughter] said they're all boring.
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>> She's already boring. >> She voted before I even came. >> Wait a minute. Is it about airplanes or
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hotels? >> Yes. Yes. >> Okay. Let me It is about a hotel. >> Close. >> [ __ ] I had a 5050. It's about a
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airplane ride. >> Well, I don't fly at a Burbank a lot. So, I fly to Burbank, which when you fly
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to Sperbank, it's actually >> uh easier because smaller airport >> and less chaotic. Used to be a Taco Bell
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in there. Not anymore. Trivia. >> I always flew out of there back in the day. >> Oh, it's so juicy. Mhm.
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>> So I go there and then >> uh sometimes I get a greeter if it's more complicated situation
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>> and the other greeter came up to our greeter and said, "Hey, we got a we got a star, so we should have meet David."
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Isn't that funny? >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. >> Well, can I ask you a question? People
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don't know when you have agreed or you come off the airplane, do they do they does it say DS? You're trying to find
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your driver, right? They're holding up a little sign. >> It says, >> "We can't tell you." Heather says, "We
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cannot tell you." >> Oh, it's top secret. Okay, got you. >> Fake name for all those autographed guys
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and then they all wait there and look for the driver and they go, "Oh, here he is." Even though they know my flight
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anyway because they get on the goddamn chat rooms. >> Could it be poss? [laughter]
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>> It's just It's just a little fat bug. >> Ed Ed Wilson. [snorts] And so we have a
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secret name, but it doesn't matter. They figure it out. >> But this is on the way there.
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>> So they help you get through. Checked in. I get there. >> Okay. Gotcha. So you have a greeter when
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you come through the airport. >> Yeah. They're going to cut us in line. >> Must be nice.
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>> Looking at how much wingspan I have to do a joke. So [laughter] the the uh celeb in question is an
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actual celeb. You know, sometimes they overell. Oh, I'm intrigued by who this celebrity
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>> someone I would know growing up. Now, the only awkward part is they definitely want us to talk, [laughter]
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>> the the minions, the the people helping >> people that I actually really like these
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people. >> Yeah. Yeah. They're greeters. >> They're they're very nice. I've had them.
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>> I said you guys should meet. And listen, I'm fine with it. I'm just a little awkward. So, here I am. I don't know
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when this dude's coming. I'm with uh Bobby and we're about to go to a gig or something. So anyway, I'm sitting on the
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floor of the airport against the wall, a little past my gate, not really hiding,
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but just like >> down there nibbling a, you know, granola bar. >> They come up and now I feel like the
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biggest [ __ ] I'm on the ground, which no one really sits on the ground, so I feel dumb already. I get up. Uh
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it's Jean Simmons. >> Jean Simmons. Yeah. from Kiss. >> Slow reaction. >> Yeah, Dan. Slow reaction.
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>> Oh, no. I'm just visualizing him. Is he in his um plat platform boots? Is he in
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a suit? What is he? >> He's he's dressed like a regular dude. Now, when you know Kiss like I do
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growing up, the band. >> Yeah. >> Kiss Destroyer album. The big crazy plat. Those were so cool platforms. It's
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like monsters. >> Oh, yeah. They were they are great. So I says to him, I says to my says,
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>> "So you says to Jean Simmons," he says. >> I says, "Right to him." He says, "I
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walked right up to him." I says, "So [laughter] that's a far bit." So I go, "Um, so Jean Simmons,
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>> Three Stooges >> says they tell me on the way up." Is that Three Stooges? >> I think Curly did something like that.
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>> Uh, it sounds like both. Farley, >> but whatever. Everything's Everything's been done. Farley did it better.
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>> So anyway, they said, "By the way, he does a lot of jokes." I said, "Okay." So
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now I've got to be ready. So I stand up. Hey, good to see you. I said, "Uh oh." He he did about five in a row. And
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then I said, "You know, I always liked when I grew up in Cassagrand, Arizona, this little dumpy town." I said, "I
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always we were in the Kiss Army." He said, "Okay." Oh, yeah. Kiss Army is where you could be a part of a club that
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that that listen Army. Absolutely. marketing. >> Yeah. A marketing opportunity which
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started then and he made millions after that and he maybe maybe went a little far with it. Milk so much feed some of
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the kitty. So anyway, I was >> Can you do that exact thing one more time? >> Okay. [laughter]
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Okay. I'm going to milk it. Got so much milk. Give some to the kitty >> and then you go for the And then in the
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eye. >> In the eye. And then likes it anyway. Likes it off. >> [laughter] >> So,
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>> don't adjust your television set. I just asked for >> You heard it right. Yeah.
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>> I was amused. I wanted to see it again. Okay. >> So, I give a few compliments.
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>> Mhm. >> And then he goes, "Uh, you know, I'm I tell women I'm hung like Jesus."
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And [laughter] >> Okay. Not bad. >> Not bad. Physical physical offensive. Had a little
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>> So, a couple of those. Yeah. Yeah. >> And then uh and then it was funny because when I left, Bobby Bobby uh was
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boarding. I I usually board toward the end. So Bobby, >> they they get in the front and they
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brought Jean in the front. And so they're they're walking in and as I'm watching them at the ticket gate, I see
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him look at Bobby blah blah blah. And then he goes like this. [laughter] >> Same joke.
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>> Just Yeah. It's his killer. It's his closer. >> Closer. Yeah. Yeah, [laughter]
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>> he had to do it before they got on the plane, but uh and the and the jetway was
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too small to give it the full effect. >> So, um cuz he did it all the way, you know.
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>> Yeah, >> I'm working with a cam. I have the situation. >> Yeah, >> but [snorts] you still get it. Anyway,
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what I thought was when Kiss >> I'm not saying they jumped the shark, but you have to go somewhere in your
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career. >> Kiss stopped wearing the makeup somewhere along the line. >> Yes. At some point they jettisoned the
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makeup. >> I think the real story is they were sick of not being recognized in public, which
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makes sense. He didn't say that, but I thought, >> right, >> you're in a bar, you're in one of the
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biggest bands in the world, and you're like, hey, why don't you come back to my house? I'm in Kiss. And she's like, I
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just blew that guy. He said he was in Kiss. [laughter] >> Yeah. >> Oh, [clears throat] I guess anyone can
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say it. You know, >> how do I know you're in KISS? >> You're just some squid walking around
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going, "Hey, man. I'm in a band. I can't sh [laughter] You know what I having kiss. Yeah. I get the makeup. They go,
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"Who are you?" I'm like, "I'm the guy with the star and his I don't know." >> Big boots and so sparkly and I play the
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bass. >> It's all really hush hush, but I can work in. You give me >> But weren't the fans mad?
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>> I went without the stuff. Yeah. >> They didn't shriek, but that first video they came out, they panned up them
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walking and they're like, "Shake it up or lick it up or everyone was like It's more like curiosity factor for a second.
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And then you kind of just go, they just look like four dudes from New York. >> I think it was a great idea. The thing I
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would say about Jean Simmons, he's probably maybe one of the smartest rock stars of the last 40 years.
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>> If you hear him interviewed, >> hello. >> Like he I don't know if I have an impression. I am Jean Simmons.
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>> He's a little deep. Yeah. >> He's like, you know, I got to be in a rock band. You know, we got to make it.
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And you know, we got to stand out. And that's where the makeup and kiss came in. And then he's like, "Oh, guys, we
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need an anthem. We need a hit and we need an anthem." And what was I want to party all night and roll
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>> and I want to rock every day and party every day. >> And so they're like working this whole
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ecosystem of how to be a rock star with the name, the look. This song was incredibly catchy
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>> and the crowd was really into it. And then later on, I think it was he was on
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a show with uh it was William Shatner had a had a a show where he's like a psychiatrist and they said, "What's your
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favorite song?" My favorite song, my favorite song is the song that makes him the most money, you know, [laughter] and
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it was that I don't have a favorite song. It's the song that makes him the most money. So, I think Jean Simmons is
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just a very clever, smart guy and talented. And every time he's on TV or somewhere, I will always listen to his
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interview. He's ultimately, >> he's still doing it, listen, he's older than me, and I always study people. If I
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find someone older than me out in the world, >> I go, "Let me see how they walk, how
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they talk, what's going." And he looks like a normal dude. He's on a flight. I mean, we're both embarrassingly on
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Southwest. Fine. [laughter] Fine. >> But that'd be very Jean. I'm sure he could afford a G7, but you know, yeah,
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>> why pay for it? It's >> I'm sure I could, too. Anyway, um I couldn't but I did see one time an
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embarrassing situation when you're on Southwest and you see another someone known because a lot of people go to
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Vegas on Southwest. I saw like Backstreet Boys and [ __ ] >> and so we're both racing to say why
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we're usually not on Southwest. Um I never fly this but I had to. It's so close to my house. I mean, you know
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that kind of [ __ ] >> because you're embarrassed. >> Why? I I mean it's not like United is
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that much more domestic. >> No, you should be on a private jet, I think. >> Oh, private jet. Yeah.
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>> The weirdest like And then one time I saw Culio. He just looked like a regular
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black guy with like a regular haircut and then they go, "That's cool." I go, "This dude." And then in like a hat box,
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he had the like the tarantula braids. [laughter] Coolio. He puts him in the over and then at
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night he goes, [laughter] >> "You know that hair? It's like tarantula hair." >> Yeah. [laughter]
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I worked with a comedian who had a little suitcase had to get through security and in it was like dolls and
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[laughter] weird props and a stick of fake dynamite. It's like it didn't go well.
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>> Yeah. He's got Kulio's got the staple gunish. Kadish. Well, Culio. >> Yeah. I mean, I I just travel with
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almost a very realistic because, you know, I've worn a lot of makeup in the day and prosthetics. It's a prosthetic
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mask that makes me look pretty much like Al Gore. So, when I go on Southwest, I just go,
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>> you know, we just I fly commercial and I fly the cheapest to save the planet. I'm
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Al Gore. [laughter] >> Works works every time. Have you ever seen carrot top or someone that other
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prop act at luggage and they're talking to you but they're super sweating eyeing
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the thing going my [ __ ] box better come out or I have no show tonight. [laughter]
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>> I know it's I had props. I had props and it was scary. You know where's my props?
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>> Yeah. It's like he's like I got to go. Here it is. Good douche. It's like something that should be on a U-Haul
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>> heading to the show. Good douche. Good dash. >> Gadouch. Okay, go ahead. What's your
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story? That was my dumb story. >> Well, we had some excitement. Well, first of all, people were mad. I was
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calling it a baby horse. Okay, now I know a baby horse that's a boy is a cult. So, that's a cult.
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>> We did say shaky legs cult. >> Shaky legs cult. So, what happened was is uh my mother-in-law came down,
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granny, we call her grand granny, you know, whatever. >> And she loves the horses. So,
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her and Paula were out with the horses at kind of like dusk. You know, Tom and I are watching a Star Trek Next
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Generation in the barn. So, >> they're out filming. >> So, anyway, what happened was sometimes
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the big horse McGrosa will get territorial and it happens spontaneous. >> Mrosa, the detective from the 70s.
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>> Yeah, right. The detective from the 70s. 1,200 lb of animal will just lurch that
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roa. I don't know if it's rojo or roa, just lurch. So, grandma got caught in the cross crossfire and the horse went
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full horse and did a rump swish and knocked Granny over. >> Whoa. >> Knocked Paula's mom over.
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>> And who is Roa? Is that a person or an animal? >> It's another horse. We have a quarter
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horse that's kind of reddish brown, a little older, a little smaller than Mrosa, which is a Spanish stallion, you
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know. >> And who's the kid? Uh, the cult is the dad is Mrosa. >> No, no, that's the mom. The mom is
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Mrosa. The dad is a a stud that works at a stud farm. And >> it's not monogamous. Put it that way.
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[laughter] >> They are monogous. >> No, there's only one male and 3,000 horses and they all have the same
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husband. Imagine the nightmare of that. >> And when you drive and see the dad, they
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see it's a stud farm and the little new one is like this. [laughter] Hey dad. He's like, "Hey, I What's your
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name again? >> What's your name again? What number are you? 3,455. How do you smoke with a hoof?" I don't
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know. I just kind of grip it in there. >> Grip it and rip it. >> So, um, I get a text in the barn. Um,
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mom fell. Help. So, then we go out and >> Oh my god. >> She was a little shaky. um she had, you
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know, swollen foot and arm was. So we took her to the local little hospital emergency and she's she was cognizant.
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She didn't hurt her head or anything, but we, you know, we went through the CAT scans and the whole thing and she
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she has a broken toe, >> but other than that, they did all the different things. Really
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>> fall, man. If you break your toe, >> arm and sprained ankle. >> So that horse went full horse, you know,
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>> full rump shot. I mean, that's >> that's a big weight hitting you. >> It was leaping toward the other horse,
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but Ann got caught in the crossfire and >> Yeah. >> Well, that's all right. I really I mean,
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she's so Irish. She can literally never complain. It's It's really adorable. Well, I don't really need any help. It's
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not throbbing very much. I'm really totally >> Do you think there's any way there's
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going to be vengeance? [laughter] >> No, she would never. But it was really my fault. time shouldn't have been in
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the way. >> Maybe a sharp elbow or something out there like let the horse know you get
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one freebie. [laughter] >> I know people people humanize animals and go, "What are you doing?" You'll see
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a coyote eating a dead bird. Why? It's just a coyote. >> Well, I like everyone lights up the
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phones on any horse stories. >> Well, the baby is getting cuter and cuter. I'll send a picture. Yeah.
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we don't go really polit. We go we make fun of both sides. >> Well, this is interesting. This is more
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of an interesting take. >> Okay. >> I'm at a restaurant. I'm reading a paper and the story says
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Lindsey Graham died. Right? You remember that? So, this was a couple days ago. The senator, the waiter who's waiting to
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take my order looks down and goes points at it and goes, "I'm so happy." And I thought, "Are you allowed to just
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say that at work? You probably shouldn't say that at work." You know what I mean?
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>> Yeah. That's >> because you're saying obviously you're on one side, fine. [snorts]
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But but even if it's I'm not political really, but just say someone died then you say you're happy. It's a very odd
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casual take with a customer, >> right? >> If it was anybody, oh, Hillary Clinton
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died. Excellent. Wouldn't that strike you as like, whoa. I mean, >> well, >> I didn't say anything. I'm not ratting
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anyone out. >> But, but it started a whole thing because someone next to me said
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something to me and I was like, >> he started defending. Then he started [ __ ] on Gavin
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Newsome to me. I'm like, "Hey, man. I'm just I'm just holding a paper. I don't know what it's going to say on the
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paper, but because I'm holding it. >> So, both sides got dinged. >> Yeah. Both sides got
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>> both sides, Republican, Democrat. People are getting >> at press time is still alive and the one
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guy is still dead. >> Yeah. I mean, he was a senator. I I don't know. People get very emotional. I
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I social media is radicalized. I know it's a hot take, but it's radicalized everybody because the algorithms try to
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get everybody angry. >> Heated. Yeah, it works. We just, you know, >> who is the guy that I thought it was
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because there's someone that's been having health problems. >> Oh, well that was Mitch McConnell.
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>> Mitch McConnell. And I was like, >> he was in the hospital for three weeks. >> I was like, "Oh, [clears throat] it's
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not that guy." Even >> they're getting up there. Both sides, they're getting up there.
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>> Well, you know, Stro Thurman back in the day was like a hundred. >> Yeah. >> Did you do Stum Thurman on SNL?
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>> Yeah. The women don't lag, dude. I kind of like that sort of guy. Then he would
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sign the the Senate bill that had [laughter] 102. I'll get there in a minute. >> What were we laughing at on SNL when it
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was like Farley was doing Senator Heifflin or was that you? Yeah, it was about >> all those guys talking about porn and
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Clarence Thomas. >> Clarence Thomas. The pube on the coke can >> women do not like a certain kind of
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genitalia. I was just like really? >> Yeah. You're the old guy talking the word hia little comb over bald cap little
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teeth they like more the lesbian >> women like a little romance in the live not looking at funny dinner
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[laughter] >> oh Mc Jagger got in a scruff speaking of this >> what >> this is one of our stories
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>> that he said >> well they kind of trapped him in it of course okay >> Bruce Springsteen talks a lot about
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politics in this show and They said, "Mick, should you do you talk politics?" He goes, "No, I'm I'm just here. I don't
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want to lecture the crowd." But just saying that, he goes, "I'm here to have a good time. You know, I don't want them
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to think about anything else. Just have fun. I don't want to lecture him." Second he said lecture.
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Trump page puts those two against each other. >> Oh, so like he's kind of scolding Bruce
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Springsteen. >> Yeah. They have like a picture of Mick like this. Ah, and then Bruce like this.
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[laughter] It's the way of the world. >> I know. a 45minute interview. That's really all they're looking for. They
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just want one >> or not to make everybody happy. You know, Springsteen's like, >> "Yeah, I don't know if I lecture. I'm
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not I'm not attempting to lecture. I'm really working on this underbite. It's been bugging the [ __ ] out of me for 50
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years." Anybody in the How many people here have Invisalign? [laughter] I've just won $3,000 on Polymart that
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>> because I mentioned invisible >> that you would do a Springsteen impression. >> It was a thousand to one. I tricked you
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in just with the underbite. You know, >> we should get Why don't we get sponsored
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by Poly Poly Dent? >> We got Poly Market. What's it called? Dentures. Poly Dent.
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>> Poly Poly Dentures. What is it? >> Polygrip. >> Polygrip. >> It keeps your dentures in. We should get
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sponsored by one of these people. Somebody >> now they can do so much to keep your
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teeth, but you get expensive. [laughter] >> Heather filled out a form about our likes and dislikes. So when we get ads
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on here, we get more affusively like, oh, Spade likes skateboarding even though I don't do it as much. But
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>> yeah, I'll just say Polygrip. [laughter] >> Dana likes Polygrip. >> Follow me.
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>> Yeah, Polygrip. Poly Market. Okay. Uh, any other stories? Um, >> any other habitats?
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>> Oh, >> no. Let me see the back of this. I had something. >> Oh, no. >> This is just says water plants.
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>> I did move. >> What? >> I moved, but my I told you this last time, but my house is still for sale,
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which is wasn't the plan. >> What? Let's move this house. What do you want me to do? Well, the last time I
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moved, the smart thing to do is I sell my house and then I go move. I know what I made or what I have,
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>> but then you go shopping for the next house because you have escrow for 90 days, whatever.
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>> Because it's a it's a question mark what you'll sell your house for. >> You could sell it for higher sometimes,
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you could sell it for lower, you could not sell it. So, I I was looking all the time for a house because I kind of
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wanted to beat it. And people say, "Oh, you just moved there." But it's been four and a half years. That's not just
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that's not just anything. >> Yeah. That That's not nothing. Is it a lot? >> No, >> not really. But it's not nothing.
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>> Big picture of the world. No. >> Let me ask you a question. Before you put the house on sale, did you ask
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anybody, hey man, just quick question. Is it a buyer's market or a sellers market?
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>> No. The problem with that is, which is a good question, is it's always something.
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>> Yes. Because if you go on Zillow, you'll see houses are selling for over, you
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know, over market, over market, and then suddenly they're selling for. So, whatever it is, if houses are costing a
00:24:39
lot, then I'm going to have to pay way more when I buy one, but I'll get more for mine,
00:24:44
>> right? >> So, you're caught in the middle. So, one side you're going to get rat [ __ ] on.
00:24:50
So, this one was I saw a lot of houses in the last year, year and a half that were kind of sitting there.
00:24:57
That's when I came in and tried to get mine, the one I got, which I liked. And it's a little more serene, a little
00:25:02
quieter than where I was. And then, but then that means is anyone going to buy yours? But, you know, last time it was
00:25:13
smarter, but this time I won. I knew one I like, so I had to make a move. And then I put it for sale. And now I'm
00:25:18
about to go do Grown-Ups. So, I'm gonna have to uh >> figure that out. But I think it'll work
00:25:23
out. I was looking for a little place to hang out in LA. I don't know. I might, >> you know, might just come by for a
00:25:30
little look. See, at the >> You could buy with your bar tab, dude. [laughter] >> Petty cash.
00:25:37
>> You know what you need? You need a proprietary buyer. You need someone who just like this clicks all the boxes.
00:25:45
>> Yeah. It's actually not. It's a well done house cuz it was new when I bought it. They built it.
00:25:49
>> Yes. >> And then I of course worked out the bugs. >> Mhm. because uh some things weren't
00:25:54
finished. I had to fix this. So, it's all works perfectly. It's a great house. I would keep it.
00:25:58
>> Pretty jaw-dropping when you come in that front door and all that view, >> all the windows and view. Yeah.
00:26:03
>> Pretty jaw-dropping. Yeah. >> It's gorgeous. And it'll sell at some point. But that's that. And then we got
00:26:09
we got some also we got some news stories if you want to go into that. >> Sure. >> You want to try a few and then we can
00:26:15
also >> let's try and just see if see >> Let's see if our brains are coming up with anything funny. Yeah. Yeah,
00:26:21
>> I thought last week was funny. >> I I thought it was fantastic. >> Yeah, we're cracking up.
00:26:26
>> So, here we go. >> Here we go. Whenever you're ready. >> Oh, [ __ ] buzzing around.
00:26:32
>> You get You buzz around. I'll Okay, let's do it. >> Buzzing around. It's time for buzzing
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00:27:01
>> Okay. >> A couple impressions and then we're going to judge it. >> It'll be quick. Don't worry. [laughter]
00:27:07
the World Cup. >> Rob Schneider, >> Mike Tyson, >> John Love it. >> Oh, good. >> And and maybe Brad Pitt or Sandler.
00:27:18
>> Okay. You don't have to. You don't have to, but if you want to add those. >> Yeah, don't have to. But Rob Shiner.
00:27:23
Yeah. The game's really close. This is exciting, isn't it, Mike? Yeah. They haven't even scored yet. I mean, how do
00:27:29
they even know they're a soccer team? They got to score, right? >> Well, it's very hard to score a goal.
00:27:34
You know, they got to shoot with the goal. [ __ ] at the goal line. Why don't they just Why don't they just pick it up
00:27:38
with with their hands and throw it in the net? >> They can't do that. That's against the
00:27:42
rules. Yeah, but what are they going to do about that? >> Well, that's against the rules, Mike.
00:27:48
You can't do it. Yeah, but what are they going to do? What are they going to do about it if you just pick it up and
00:27:52
throw it in there? Hey, slow down. Someone just got a go. You missed it. >> Excuse me. You don't know about soccer?
00:28:04
Yeah, but it's called football, but it's it's kind of boink football. No, it's an
00:28:09
incredible game, isn't it, Brad Pitt? >> That's a good idea. I agree with Mike. They should be able to pick up the ball.
00:28:17
[laughter] >> Hey, here comes Adam Sandler. Okay, go ahead, David. >> I was going to ask a question. So, if
00:28:23
Mike was out there playing and he picked it up just in a fun game of soccer, then
00:28:29
what happens? [laughter] And they say to him, "Yeah, >> Mike, you can't pick up the ball."
00:28:35
>> Yeah. I said, "What you gonna do about?" So, what I would do is I would put the
00:28:38
ball on my arm and I would just I would just have a stiff right and I just punch
00:28:42
the guys and then they go out. They go out. Everybody Everybody takes a little nap and I score like a 100 goals in a
00:28:49
row. >> You throw in. >> Yeah, Mike. It's not even the same game then. The World Cup has gone on for
00:28:55
decades. It's a sacred uh sporting event. There's rules. Yeah, but you know, at the end of the day, you know,
00:29:01
I'll say it one more time. What are they gonna do about it? >> Yeah, there you go. [laughter]
00:29:09
>> And then Sandler comes at the end. And what do you think? You do [laughter] >> those are Sandler's only lines.
00:29:19
>> I was I was think Yeah. Go [laughter] ahead. >> This has been buzzing around.
00:29:25
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shots available online at fiveour energy.com and Amazon today. >> Yes, I was you know that the World Cup
00:29:47
will be done by this. >> Right. But let me just ask you a question that's evergreen. Did you get
00:29:53
into it at all? the World Cup of all the games. Did you? >> I did a little bit because I got caught
00:29:59
up in it. But the uh I was the other night thinking is when is it [ __ ] over? Like no offense. It's been a fun
00:30:07
ride. I didn't know it was all summer. It's the Super Bowl for the rest of your life. That's what I say. And and I like
00:30:13
when it's a a rivalry like the North and South Pole. I said, "This is my This is
00:30:19
me at the Comedy Store just trying to do World Cup bits." >> Okay. But overall, um, I thought France was France supposed
00:30:28
to win. They didn't win. They have I know, but they got spanked by [snorts] Spain. I would just say tell this cuz
00:30:36
it's like this game is essentially over and it's one point to zero points. They might as well go home. It's a onegoal
00:30:45
lead. What if they made every time you score a goal you get 50 points? It's 50 to nothing,
00:30:52
>> right? It would be more exciting >> because if you're watching football game and it's three to zero at half, you're
00:30:58
like, "This game sucks." So, you want touchdowns. What if you only had one touchdown a game?
00:31:04
>> I I agree with what you're saying, right? >> You want more action. >> But even if it's if it's 50 to nothing,
00:31:10
it seems more exciting. Even if the next team scores one goal, they get 50 points.
00:31:15
>> So, >> Oh, that's what you're saying. I do agree. 50 sounds more like a And they
00:31:20
really beat him. >> Yeah. Oh, man. their head by 100 to zero, then it's just two goals.
00:31:25
>> Two scores. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I like that idea. Yeah. >> But, you know, I got into it a little
00:31:31
bit because of learning what Well, first of all, I didn't know when all of a sudden it said plus nine up on the
00:31:36
screen. >> Plus nine. >> They just add up all these minutes and then they add them at the end. I didn't
00:31:42
know what when does it >> I like it's ending and they go they can go a little longer if they want.
00:31:49
>> Yeah. It just like sometimes it just stops and they pick up a ball and they go they want to go now there's no
00:31:55
urgency like 10 n I don't >> right yeah this this you know when it's over but the thing that's kind of
00:32:02
interesting the basic cool move I guess someone like me kicks it and it kind of winds and twist and lands is coming down
00:32:12
right at the front of the net >> and if you have a tall guy he just hits it with his head and there's a goal.
00:32:17
>> Yeah. So, >> I will say >> it's kind of kind of goofy. That's all I'll say is a head.
00:32:22
>> Overall, I did have World Cup fever, but it was just diarrhea. [snorts] >> I thought I had World Cup fever, but it
00:32:30
was just that poo flu going around. [laughter] >> Well, the the passion of the fans was
00:32:36
the big part of it. >> It's almost alarmingly scary. >> Yeah, the Vikings for the Norway game.
00:32:42
Everyone's dressed like a Viking [groaning] >> and they're fake rowing and >> they showed that dude's house on
00:32:47
Instagram. I was like, "Oh my god." >> Mean their main main guy, Halen or something. The 65 guy.
00:32:52
>> Yeah, the monster. I'm like, "Sell my clothes. I'm going to heaven." >> This guy has the hugest
00:32:58
spread in Finland. Is it Norway? I don't know where. >> Norway. But then Norway has to play
00:33:04
their final game and it's 99 and it's humid. So the heat index in Miami, it's 111. This guy is a big guy. So the
00:33:12
smaller guys were just running around. But this guy, they had to take him out because just heat exhaustion.
00:33:17
>> Dude, I wouldn't get tired. [snorts] >> Big talker. Big talker. >> I would have been great.
00:33:24
>> Put me out there. >> I would have been great if I chose douche. >> Gadouch. >> More kadooes. I'm gonna see Schwarzen
00:33:33
tonight. I can't wait to make fun of him and make him buy dinner. >> And what will he say? Gad,
00:33:40
[laughter] >> will he have stories? >> I don't know. He's He does. He's funny. >> He's funny.
00:33:46
>> He He keeps posting from the hospital and I keep trashing him on his comments.
00:33:49
It's so hilarious. >> Is he still posting, >> guys? And I'm like, "What a [ __ ]
00:33:54
loser." >> Yeah. He said he had he had an MRI yesterday and I go, "Oh, yeah. The
00:34:00
microscopic rod inspection." [laughter] Dude, you can't write that [ __ ] Hey, [laughter] man. Kadouch. Kadish.
00:34:10
>> I was like, "What a [ __ ] burn." >> Anyway, he's okay. I guess I'll find out
00:34:16
tonight if he buys. I'll be like, "Are you okay? See, I want to check your >> uh see if you can pick up your wallet.
00:34:22
Let me see if is your shoulder okay?" Okay. No, see if you can pay the bill. >> Oh, you got slow itis when check comes
00:34:29
or >> No, I just want to make them pay. I'll be like, "Let's check your reflexes.
00:34:32
Grab your wallet really fast. Pay the winner. Okay. You're doing good. You're doing trick them.
00:34:39
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00:36:18
allowed to move to that now? >> Yes, I think so. We're in good >> I can never see. Oh, here's a dumb one.
00:36:23
This >> This is something I saw and I know Dana won't believe it, but this is Heather
00:36:28
will chime in. This is probably true. Let's hear it. >> A video of someone asking if you could
00:36:34
go on a free vacation but you couldn't take a single picture or video to post on social media, would you go?
00:36:40
>> No, I wouldn't. Like, sorry. I know a lot of you guys are probably going to lie and say yes, but personally me, I
00:36:45
wouldn't. I >> There you go. That's it. Now, that's a that's a possible situation in the new
00:36:53
world. In the old days, there was no version of it was just you got to go on vacation. You have all these great
00:36:59
memories. >> Yeah, we had uh date myself a black and white Polaroid camera. It had a little
00:37:06
flash and then you wait and you pull out a little black and white blurry photo. Yeah.
00:37:11
>> Oh, and they have their own magic to it. Was very lowfi, but >> um did she have to wear that top to get
00:37:18
[laughter] I mean I mean was she picking out different clothing? I'm going to make a
00:37:23
serious statement about social media. >> Is that what she landed on? >> Yeah, this was like she tried on 40
00:37:29
different things. Let's go with this. >> Um >> she still wants clicks. I mean, come on.
00:37:34
The end of the day, that's why that shows you there's a thirstiness. And if she goes there, because everyone I know
00:37:42
when they're out to dinner, you just see pictures of people's food, the drive there, the beautiful everyone. It's a
00:37:47
weird thing where everyone's life has to look so opulent and elegant when it could have gone anyway. You could say,
00:37:54
"Oh, there's some really lowfi people that just well, they don't take pictures because they're normal, but right,
00:38:00
>> just taking pictures of things that aren't going well in your life." It's always funnier to me to post stuff
00:38:04
that's stupider, but >> or mix it up. I mean, one is just I have the greatest life ever. So, you feel
00:38:10
like everyone is on a cool yacht >> off the coast of Italy partying. Like all human beings have yachts and party
00:38:18
and then once in a while it's like not feeling it, gang. You know, there's the sad thing.
00:38:22
>> I had to turn off my phone. >> People admonish the young people who are addicted. I feel like I'm doing Bill
00:38:28
Maher for a second. They admonish people because they're so addicted to their phones. Oh, yeah. I always say this to
00:38:36
everyone. followed the technology. I mean, as soon as VHS came in, the first thing was porn. We if you know, answer
00:38:43
machines came in and we were people would spend 10 hours in their outgoing message. Like, what would you in your
00:38:49
prime for your outgoing message on your what would you say? >> Was it funny? >> I said, "Hey, it's DS. Leave me a clean
00:38:58
it up." [laughter] >> And that was number one with a bullet for 20 years. >> [laughter]
00:39:04
>> No, they used to have a whole thing called, "Well, I'm [clears throat] glad you called, but we are not home, so
00:39:08
leave a message on the phone." Wait for the beat. >> You got to leave it. You got They had
00:39:13
They had a crazy calls >> cassette where you could put it on your answering machine. It was all funny.
00:39:19
>> It was a It was a big deal. Your outgoing message. And the the older people thought they're crazy. But I got
00:39:24
so bored at one point, I spent four hours working on this. It was old man river except I I I put in beep instead
00:39:32
old man beep. He is coming. That old man beep. Oh he is coming. Here he comes. And then
00:39:46
>> four hours. >> Now I got 12,000 leaving messages for hours. >> Yeah. Calls just to hear it.
00:39:53
>> Yeah. But I mean, if this if these things were around in 1948, Carrie Grant would have been addicted. Excuse me,
00:39:59
Humphrey Bogot. I'm going to take another selfie. Let's get these real quick. I'm going to put it up.
00:40:04
>> We're sick little monkeys. Follow the technology that all sick little monkeys.
00:40:10
>> I like when people go, I had to delete my Instagram. I just couldn't take it. I
00:40:14
was having a crash out. And then, of course, a day later, I'm back. Oh, you didn't delete all your followers. It
00:40:20
wasn't that serious. Well, this is what pops up to me sometimes, and I I don't really dig into this, but people say,
00:40:26
"First time posting in a while, you know, [laughter] and you're like,"I guess I better click
00:40:32
on that." Are you saying you haven't posted in a while and now you're going to post after a while happened? I got to
00:40:40
see what's going on. The best ones are people in the hospital going, "Hey guys, just saying hi,
00:40:47
no questions." and then be like, "Oh my god, are you okay?" >> Yeah. Our guy's been intubated and he's
00:40:54
got bandages. [snorts] You know, when do you just not [laughter] leave a message?
00:41:00
>> I know. When you just don't put a picture up, is there any scenario where you wouldn't take a picture?
00:41:05
>> There's a guy. They're doing the paddles on a guy. Clear. The guy wakes up for a
00:41:09
second. >> He's like, "1 clear." He's like, "Did you guys film you intubating me and give me a defibrill?"
00:41:22
Because I want to post it. I got to put it up. [laughter] >> When I go under, when I'm flatlining,
00:41:29
show it flatlining, pan over to me, and then bring me back. That's >> People film their breakup. They walk up
00:41:35
to their girlfriend. They go, "Hey." So, and the girl's like, "Why are you filming this?" He's like, "Listen, it's
00:41:41
I think we've been going and you're filming this intimate horrible thing." Oh. I'll watch it.
00:41:47
>> I know. >> Um, okay. Next one. Let's see. Let's see. >> We We handled that one good.
00:41:52
>> Trapped inside. Oh, is this a scary play out? I don't know what >> they done.
00:41:59
Okay, so they took the [ __ ] >> just some guy in his apartment. >> I didn't even know you could do that
00:42:05
with people living here, but they took the >> steps away. What is that? >> I thought this was supposed to be like a
00:42:10
repair job or a one day thing. The day is over. The guys are gone and there's no steps. So, this is a three-story
00:42:18
building. There's no elevator >> and no one noticed and now they're up. What? >> You know, it's a cheap apartment
00:42:23
complex. They took >> Well, that mean what was he snapping while they took that or he was went?
00:42:28
>> Well, they were like working on the steps. They ripped them all out to replace him and then they just went home
00:42:32
>> and then it was up 5:00. >> How do I get to the car? How do I get >> Yeah. >> How do I get anywhere? I get a little I
00:42:38
mean that [snorts] situation I'm not as paranoid, but if I was stuck like Luke Wilson on that elevator, I would be like
00:42:46
panic mode, dude. >> I did watch that movie. What's it called? Back rooms. >> Oh, you saw Back Rooms.
00:42:55
>> Back Rooms came out on Amazon Prime. >> Wow. >> For 1999, but I had seven people with
00:43:00
me, so we divided it up. [laughter] >> That's good. Everyone kicks in. So, what back room is supposed to be kind of
00:43:06
scary? What is there? Just weird. >> It's definitely creepy and scary and it gets more like a horror film toward the
00:43:12
end. Yeah, it's like very atmospheric. >> Making 200 million as of this weekend.
00:43:18
That's crazy, huh? >> Uh, globally, I think it's more like 400. >> Well, Orbit Louie, it's um 5 trillion,
00:43:26
>> but it was made for like 2 million or something. And they had AI to make the back rooms. And
00:43:31
>> that and Obsession both blew it out. >> Blew out the big studios. they're it's
00:43:37
going to be minions go to space or whatever. >> The only thing I would ask is you invest
00:43:42
in a movie and you're liking, okay, it's kind of a mystery and it's a horror mystery. Are we going to get a
00:43:49
conclusion or something >> and didn't really satisfy me? They kind of hinted at it, but no, we have no
00:43:57
idea. So, >> maybe we should ask to get that girl from Obsession. We should see Obsession
00:44:01
and try to get someone from out of this regular world we have because I heard that movie is good. It's making a
00:44:08
killing. >> Yeah, >> but I'm too scared to see it. >> But I told you we ran into a few people
00:44:13
from that movie and they were like, go see it. I'm like, I don't know. I was scared to see the sheep detector. So,
00:44:20
I'm going to if you could probably handle it. >> Why me? >> Cuz you're tough. I don't know. I'm I'm
00:44:27
in a new house. I'd be scared. >> It's things that pop out. So, you know, someone's going to pop out. So,
00:44:32
sometimes if I'm in a theater, I don't I don't want that feel. I'll just squint my eyes.
00:44:36
>> I go like that. >> I mean, it's not my favorite. I love science fiction, but horror sometimes
00:44:43
you're like popping out. >> Um, >> music, noise, it all scares you. >> And of course, there has to be a sequel.
00:44:50
What would be the name of the back back rooms? What would be the sequel's name? >> Front rooms.
00:44:57
>> Side door. >> Backbone. No, side door has already been announced. No, I just >> um [laughter]
00:45:05
attic >> Opair's room. >> Yeah. >> Uh >> dining room. >> She shed. [laughter] >> Yeah,
00:45:15
>> she shed. I never knew what that was. That's like a ADU in the backyard or something.
00:45:21
>> Maybe they'll just make it a different tone and they'll just call it even more
00:45:25
rooms with an exclamation point. We found more rooms. Not just back rooms. They were really the front rooms.
00:45:31
There's more. >> This is the roomiest back room ever. >> This is a mansion. Uh, okay. Next story.
00:45:38
>> Mhm. I was I had a movie question for you, too. >> Oh, you you tell me right now.
00:45:43
>> Are you going to rush to see The Odyssey? >> That's a great question, Dana. Um,
00:45:50
>> are you 70 mm >> iMac? a $70 million movie or 70 mm >> 70 mm. Um, >> I'm not going to IMAX. I don't have
00:46:04
>> 70 mm. >> I don't have a neck for it. Like this. [laughter] >> Oh, there's Odysius. And there's
00:46:14
Cledius. And there's Clamyia. >> Oh, there's the princess Garria. [laughter] >> There's Matt Dame with his hat with a
00:46:23
fake mohawk on top. >> I know. It was it came it became a little bit casual because they got the
00:46:28
army there. I just thought what else could he match? Not his fault, but he he goes to the army. HE GOES, "LET'S GO."
00:46:36
IT JUST SEEMS kind of casual for third century Greece. Maybe say something. We should fight or something.
00:46:42
>> Men of our country. >> Let's do this. And then there might be an afterparty >> cuz you remember Gladiator where Russell
00:46:52
Crow says, "Unleash hell." That was a good one. He could have said, "Let's go." >> Or begin shooting the arrows. Unleash
00:47:01
hell. So, let's go. >> I was >> ladies first. I'm kidding. We'll all go at the same time.
00:47:07
That's casual. >> Well, it might have been nice if it was just cuz they all have swords.
00:47:12
>> Did you see it? >> Let's go kill him. No, I just saw the trailer. >> Let's get these mofoes. He did a bunch
00:47:18
of different takes. >> Hey, guess what? It's It's [ __ ] hitting time. Might might have made it too
00:47:26
modern, but yeah, he goes, "Cover your dicks. Here we come." And everyone's like, "No, no, that's a bad one."
00:47:32
>> Or just did a nod to it. Why? Why Matt Damon? I'm not Matt Damon. I'm Odessius,
00:47:37
[laughter] idiot. >> I like that Chris No one just goes, "Just say whatever comes to you as this
00:47:42
character." And he's like, "We're going to get you. Hope you have insurance. [laughter]
00:47:49
Hey, we're going to hide in a wooden horse and you're not going to know dick about it. We're coming in.
00:47:56
>> And at best you'll get splinters. At worst, you die. >> Did anyone ever think that was inside
00:48:01
the castle? Why is this giant wooden horse being rolled in here? I mean, and also it seems like it's almost going to
00:48:08
crack it. Is it full of dust or something? >> Why is it talking? Also, why why is it
00:48:13
murmuring? Uh, also, where are we going to put this thing? I mean, I hate getting presents where I'm
00:48:19
like, I don't even want this. Let's put it in the back of the castle. [laughter]
00:48:23
That's before they opened it. >> Yeah. Well, it's it's a Greek myth. I know you went to college, you know. It's
00:48:30
a Greek it's a story. >> I know. It's a great one. >> It's a great story. I'll see it. I just
00:48:36
don't like crowds. So, I'll see it when it's almost out. >> That one might have a crowd, but if you
00:48:41
like it, I'll go see it. But I don't, you know, I know there's big casting things, but
00:48:47
maybe you won't even notice. It'll just be blurred into the movie. >> It's a sandals movie. They used to call
00:48:52
those kind of movies sandals. Like Kirk Douglas, these actors would have to wear
00:48:55
sandals, you know, >> Jason the Argonauts. >> Yeah. Now that's that's the greatest.
00:49:00
Yeah. >> Okay. What's the next? Oh, what is this one? I don't know what this is. Hold on.
00:49:05
>> Fly. >> Oh, a prank. Okay, stop it for a second. >> Believe this. I just got pulled over and
00:49:12
I told the cop that I was going home because you fell off a ladder and he's coming to make sure you're okay.
00:49:17
>> Dude, what what are you even talking about? I literally just got off of a plane and I just walked into the house.
00:49:22
>> It's a funny prank you're doing your dad. >> You need to pretend like he's being
00:49:25
followed by a cop. Please. He's behind me. I'm one minute away. >> I'm not [ __ ]
00:49:31
>> I've seen this before with different cop said, "Why are you speeding? I'm on my way home. I'm sorry." Got it.
00:49:39
>> Hurry. So they see if they'll do it. >> Oh my god. >> Oh, and he's lying down. Okay.
00:49:46
[laughter] >> Well, it's a funny bit, but it's clear >> staged right. >> Where's the cop?
00:49:59
>> [ __ ] Dude, I swear to God Tik Tok [ __ ] or Instagram or whatever the [ __ ] you're doing. It's enough. I'm
00:50:06
done. [laughter] >> You're in on it, too? I think it's funny. >> Well, I mean it [laughter]
00:50:13
it was an actual prank. It wasn't a prank of us on a prank. >> I don't know anymore. Dana,
00:50:18
>> what would you have done? Of course, you fall off ladders every day. >> Um I would Would I do it? It's just so
00:50:26
funny. What if Harper told me there's a cop following me and I said, "You I'd be
00:50:30
up front." I'd be really going life alert [laughter] because you can't look to see if it's a
00:50:36
cop like this. have to play it up a little bit before the cop gets in case they're watching. In case it's real.
00:50:41
What if it's real? I'm like me ankle and my fifth metatarsal. >> It didn't look real cuz if he's lying
00:50:48
like that, he would have been knocked out. He should have been just up against >> three minutes to run up and just pour
00:50:54
>> Oh, and poor >> to figure it out. >> All right. >> Just get a ladder >> and a lay down.
00:51:00
>> Mhm. >> I don't know. >> Those people were kicking it. What a fun thing to do just to do pranks all day
00:51:05
and stuff. >> I know. Oh, they go, "We thought of a good one." >> I'm going to prank you on next week
00:51:10
episode, but I'm not going to >> do I hate prank. >> I hate them. Oh my god, I hate being
00:51:16
humiliated. Um, >> it'd be funny if you thought you were getting on the Zoom with me here and
00:51:21
then I just come up from behind your couch. >> Oh, that would be I think that would
00:51:25
scare me, too. >> Dead silent. [laughter] >> Hello. >> You drove all this way and I get mad.
00:51:32
>> Isn't it funny? >> Um, okay. Okay, let's do one more. Then we got >> one more. Then we I got
00:51:38
>> We had a lot loaded up. Let me see if this one's working. >> We did. Let's see what this is. This
00:51:43
guy's listening on top. Oh, are they talking? I don't know. >> Ask you guys a mat trick by any chance.
00:51:47
All three of you guys. >> Sure. >> Okay. All three of you guys give me a random number.
00:51:51
>> Eight. >> Okay. Eight. >> Three. >> Three. [music] Final one. >> And 16. >> Okay. 8 316. Now give me a color.
00:52:01
>> Blue, red, purple. >> Blue, red, purple. 8316. Got it. >> What if I told you the conversation we
00:52:07
just had wasn't real? This was a fully pre-recorded and generated conversation. >> Are you for real? What the he said?
00:52:18
>> I'm being totally for real. This was pre-recorded and generated to react to everything that you just said. This took
00:52:25
months of planning. >> Wait, do it again. Do it again. Do it again. >> How the did you do that?
00:52:31
>> What? Like I'mma have a full What? [laughter] >> So what? I mean, I'm confused.
00:52:40
>> What the heck? But my head hurts. >> Wait, do something else. Do something else.
00:52:44
>> Do it. Come on. I know. It's like a paper like a towel or something. Wait, how is he? [screaming]
00:52:52
[laughter] >> Heather, did you see that one? Okay, stop. >> Wow. Okay, that's cool.
00:52:57
>> It's called I think it's called chat roulette. You just keep hitting your Zoom and it spins and just someone else
00:53:04
pops up and you either talk them for a while or you don't. >> Yeah, usually the guys just wang out.
00:53:10
>> How did he >> And have this experience. >> Wang out. Is that the way they call it
00:53:14
now? >> You can get away with anything. >> You can do it because it's just they don't they're not really recording.
00:53:19
>> How did he get the thing that they said randomly on the piece of paper? >> I don't know. That's that's the
00:53:23
intrigue. >> That's the joke part. So all the doing the thing that he was writing. I mean,
00:53:28
it's obviously a trick if they set it up with him ahead of time possibly. But even how he did this part with looked
00:53:34
cool no matter if it was set up. >> Mhm. >> Where he's playing a video and he's like, but
00:53:40
>> I I had the amazing Creskin once. He's a guy. >> Did you see him in real life?
00:53:44
>> Yeah. And he I saw I saw him doing the trick, but I didn't say anything. So, he's holding this up and he go and he
00:53:50
goes, "Uh, >> give me give me um you know, two numbers in a letter or something like that." So
00:53:56
I said 37 37B and then he goes >> like that and he got a little pencil out and he was kind of writing it on on the
00:54:04
paper plate as as he was distracting me >> as he's [ __ ] >> Yeah. And I go hey Ken that wasn't so
00:54:11
>> Is that what he did? He wrote it like Okay. >> Yeah. So say you say say it to me like
00:54:16
Okay. >> Okay. So I'll give you a hold on seven. >> Wait a minute. >> You got a pen?
00:54:21
>> Yeah. >> Okay. We're gonna do a magic trick. Everybody start recording. It's going to
00:54:25
be good. >> Okay. 7 11 and J. Let's see if you can do this. That's it. [laughter]
00:54:43
I feel like those girls in the car. That's it. >> But what he really did was say it again.
00:54:48
7-Eleven J. >> 11 J. Oh, and then he wrote it. >> Oh, yeah. That's good. >> He did it better than that. He was
00:55:01
>> right on the yellow part. I could read it better. >> I didn't have a blank thing, you know. I
00:55:07
have this many ideas. My pads are full of stuff here. It would be like this. Okay. Say another one. [laughter]
00:55:13
>> Okay. Uh 53 Q. >> Wow. >> What's he doing? >> That's [laughter] amazing. Uh oh.
00:55:25
Oh my god. [laughter] He wrote 53 lollipop. >> I'm doing it terribly. >> I think it's good.
00:55:34
>> Preskin was big, dude. >> It's all about distraction. Look over here. Look over there.
00:55:40
>> Let me tell you something, D. When these guys do it to me, >> I was interrupting you, but when these
00:55:45
guys do >> No, no, I like Let me tell you something. I think it's funny. Let me tell you something. Okay. No matter what
00:55:50
they want me to do, I do it. Whether it's on purpose or not, they go, "Okay, so your wallet's over here." And then
00:55:57
they go, "Oh, a birdie." And I'm like, I look back and I'm like, "How did you do
00:56:02
it?" They were like, "Oh, when you looked away, I did it." I'm like, >> but anyway, where their hands while they
00:56:08
talk, they're doing little tricks that >> you're supposed to follow something and
00:56:12
then they're rubbing your arm. They got your watch. David Blaine. I've seen him in person
00:56:18
and do stuff crazy and do it to me. He did stuff to me. >> Anyway, um magic. >> We know where Ricard is. It's inside
00:56:29
that BaskinRobins that's closed. It's It's in the sherbet ice cream. [laughter] Like
00:56:36
>> usually he goes, "It's in your anal cavity." I'm like, "It is?" And I >> And you and you would say again? I go I
00:56:43
go, "Is that it?" "No, those are my car keys." [laughter] >> Is that a yo-yo? Where was that?
00:56:48
>> With Lance Bert, you know, he's got the jacket on. >> Oh, they think it's up his sleeve.
00:56:52
>> He's like, and he rolls up his sleeves and then he just goes like that and he's
00:56:56
got a lit candle. >> Yeah. When David Blaine was on the street like 10, 20 years ago
00:57:03
>> and he took a guy down the street and it was the card was in the other side of a
00:57:07
store on the inside. >> Yeah. Yeah. Inside the glass. And then somebody puts a newspaper on the glass
00:57:12
and puts his arm to the glass. >> That's [ __ ] I love it. >> There's a great YouTube video where he
00:57:17
is at Harrison Ford's house >> and I saw that. >> He's doing all [clears throat] the slide
00:57:21
of hand and then somehow what Harrison Ford rode on >> gets inside an unpeeled orange or
00:57:28
something. >> Yeah. And he peels it and then Harrison [laughter] Ford pauses and says, "Get
00:57:35
out of my house." He opens it up and says, "Get off my plane." [laughter] That's what he says
00:57:41
in Air Force One. >> Yeah, that is. Get off my plane, Kadish. >> Uh, what about Okay, we can end on that
00:57:49
one. David Blaine plays the win a resorts world sometimes. I I would like to see.
00:57:54
>> He's so entertaining. I I love I love magic. I love magicians. I'm always very
00:58:00
entertained. I want to be tricked. >> Yeah. And I don't want to know how it is. No, I like when it's just so
00:58:05
inexplicable. You're like, "What the >> Yeah. Well, maybe we should get him on and he could do it right here on the
00:58:10
thing with us." >> I'd come in. We could do it in there and then try to >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. I get scared. It's so
00:58:15
crazy. I think it's like witchcraft, but >> Yeah. He'll try to >> I would do it. I think he would do it.
00:58:19
We could do it in person. Uh, okay. All right, Dana, thanks for coming. >> Yeah. Thanks for um completion of
00:58:26
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