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Esquire, Encore, & Emergencies

February 23, 2026 / 54:20

This episode covers topics such as David Spade's recent interview with Esquire, a comedic discussion about hair, and a guest who claims to know Jeffrey Epstein's whereabouts. The hosts, David Spade and Dana Carvey, share personal stories and humorous anecdotes from their weekend.

David Spade talks about his Esquire interview, mentioning how it was a deeper conversation than usual. He reflects on the importance of keeping some mystery about oneself in the age of social media.

The hosts also share a comedic story about Spade's mishap at the comedy store, where he injured himself while trying to exit the stage. They discuss the chaotic atmosphere of the comedy scene and the personalities involved, including Bill Burr and Bobby Lee.

A guest arrives claiming to have information about Jeffrey Epstein, leading to a humorous exchange where the hosts question his credibility. The guest's insistence on not resembling Epstein adds to the comedic tension.

The episode concludes with light-hearted banter about various topics, including the absurdity of certain social media trends and the nature of their comedic performances.

TL;DR

David Spade discusses his Esquire interview, shares comedy store mishaps, and humorously interacts with a guest claiming to know Jeffrey Epstein's whereabouts.

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So, I do my set crush kill other
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people's words. Levitate the room.
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>> I heard it. I saw it. It trended. Bill
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Bill Burr texted me.
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>> Look at me. Well, the thing about me
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that's interesting.
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>> Looks cool.
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>> Well, the thing about me that's neat.
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Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. Hi.
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Did you guys see my Espire interview
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yet? [laughter]
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>> Guess what? And by the way, it's the
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fact of the matter. Don't you know you
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got to go? No joke.
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>> I've been to Magic Mountain. Let me tell
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you something. off the record,
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>> not so much.
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>> More mountain than magic, and it's not.
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>> All right, before we get started on this
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very special episode, seriously, we do
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have some breaking news on a gentleman
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who
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>> who claims to know where Jeffrey Epstein
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is um at this time. Um
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and uh it's kind of shocking and we're
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going to get to it in a second. That
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sounds pretty serious.
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>> We're going to get to our guests. Our
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guests will be here in just a few
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minutes.
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>> Okay, let's talk about our weekend
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first. [laughter]
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>> Okay, that's more important. But it's
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coming up and it's coming up. Stick
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around.
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>> You'll be happy when you stick around.
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You're not going to You're not going to
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see this coming.
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>> No.
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>> Yeah. So, Dana, um
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>> Yeah.
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>> What?
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>> Selfie.
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>> A selfie [clears throat] of yourself.
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>> No, of you. I took your side.
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>> Oh, your hair looks pretty cool today.
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Well, I was trying to I want people ask
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me about my hair a lot, you know.
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>> What's your hair story? What's your
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>> My hair story is that Well, two things.
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One is there's a lot of noise in my
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brain. I mean, you're kind of quiet in
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there, right? You're not you're not
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neurotic like I am.
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>> Uh or you are. I'm not sure. But, um so
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I want my hair to represent if it's
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super combed, it feels like it doesn't
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represent what's going on inside my bra.
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>> Oh, I get it. Yeah, I agree with you. I
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like people that have their hair a
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little messy.
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>> Plus, when I was 10 years old, I'd see
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the Beatles during the hard days, night,
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or whatever, and they always had
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deconstructed hair. They never had
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severe parts. And look at my hair. So,
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those are the two things I got.
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>> Sometimes they had those bangs at the
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beginning that were pretty
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>> That was kind of revolutionary in a way
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to to do the bold cut, the bangs
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forward. I know. It's so weird, right?
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>> I know. But now I do it all the time.
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[laughter]
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>> You've got your look down. No, I like my
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hair today because we did it yesterday.
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I did a uh interview for uh Esquire. I
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don't When is that coming out, Heather?
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I don't know.
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>> I don't learn most of it here.
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>> Are you making making a move? I mean, I
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hear
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>> Am I making money moves?
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>> Well, are you just making a move? Are in
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the latter of show business? Are you
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making moves? Are you shaking the tree?
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I mean, what's this Esquire magazine
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profile?
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>> It was actually good. This is the editor
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of Esquire. He sat down. He knew he read
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my book. He saw the last special and
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he's like,
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>> "Let's get into it." But it got a little
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deeper than normal.
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>> Well, what would be the by line? What's
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going to be the thing? David, you know,
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what is it going to be? You think?
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>> I mean, we I'm sort of an open book
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anyway. We know all my dumb stories. So,
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uh, he did dig into the dad a little
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bit.
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>> What I've learned.
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>> Oh, the whole thing is called What I've
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Learned. So, I don't know. I didn't know
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that ahead of time because I didn't tell
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anything.
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>> Oh, that's kind of Yeah. Yeah. A little
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more profound or something.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Yeah.
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>> He did ask me what would I have
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>> tell your younger
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>> what's the first line of my obituary? I
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don't like death stuff like that, but I
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>> uh Well, MV Griffins was the greatest.
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The talk show host from the 70s.
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>> I won't be right back. That's on his
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tombstone. I know that
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>> because he always says we'll be right
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back.
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>> Exactly. [laughter]
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>> Yeah. He asked me what I would tell my
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twerpy self.
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>> Oh, go back in time.
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>> Sounds kind of interesting. Did they
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record you and then they're going to
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print what you said or is it going to be
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interpreted?
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>> No, it was a live interview with And it
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was in black and white even though I
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wore a sweater that really popped.
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>> That's kind of hip.
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>> Yeah.
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>> And so I Oh, yeah. What's Oh, I guess
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you'll have to see what my big line was.
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I had to make up for my
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>> Well, have you got a banger? as I call
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him, or a trender. Or is it going to be
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noisy? Is it Are we going to see some
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Daily Mail? I [laughter] mean,
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>> that was Bert Reynolds thing. The worst
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sin in show business is to be boring.
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>> No matter what.
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>> I think we didn't get that memo. Did we
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>> falling into that? Yeah. Uh, [laughter]
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well, it's also you see these people
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that want to be famous and they get on
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like a reality show and they'll do
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anything and then they regret it for the
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next 20 years. It just follows you and
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they don't realize at the time. Don't be
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saying everything on your mind at all
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times. Don't be filming it. Don't be
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>> keep a little mystery about yourself.
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>> Yes. It's good to have a little Not
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everyone needs to know every god dang
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thing about you.
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>> God dang it. Yeah. Dab nab it. I
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>> I hate to sound I hate to use those
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words.
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>> Your heart hate to sound like a a TV
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cowboy from 1958.
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>> Dang it. Come on now, Duke.
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Dagnabbit is a good one.
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>> Dagnabbit. Yeah, that's uh Bugs Bunny,
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>> I think.
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>> Oh, you can send Oh, send a picture.
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Maybe Heather will send Greg a picture.
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We'll put it up of the interview,
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>> even though it's not that exciting. But
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anyway, the guy was super cool. I liked
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him. And um
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>> I will tell you about I wiped out last
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night at the comedy store.
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>> These count as stories that are
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unremarkable, but I have my neck issues.
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I'm feeling good. I'm heading on the
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road today. So, I do my set crush kill
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other people's words. Levitate the room.
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>> I heard it. I saw it. It trended. Bill
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Bill Burr texted me. Oh, dude. I was
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walking out and Bill Burr was walking
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in.
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>> Oh, really? [clears throat]
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>> The thing about pickles. [laughter]
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>> You know what drives me absolutely nuts?
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Microphones. What do you need a [ __ ]
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microphone? Get a megaphone. Just talk.
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>> Talk loud. How about that?
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>> [laughter]
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>> We're such [ __ ] We need a
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microphone. There's [ __ ] 30 people
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here. What do you need?
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>> You know what drives me out of my
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[ __ ] mind? Or doves. What's the
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[ __ ]
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>> What? You know what? I don't like how
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they [ __ ] spell it. You got
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apostrophe in there and some [ __ ]
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>> Oh. Oh, no.
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>> Oh, stop the riff is here. Okay.
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>> Look at me. Well, the thing about me
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that's interesting
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>> looks cool. Well, the thing about me
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that's neat. Blah blah blah blah blah
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blah blah.
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>> Well, the fact it's black and white now.
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Did they buy you the clothes or were
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those your own clothes that happened to
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be
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>> my clothes? It looks like a t- neck. It
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is not.
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>> Oh, it's not a mock t- neck, obviously.
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But is it What's the real color of that
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sweater?
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>> Blue, of course.
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>> Oh,
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>> most of my shit's blue. Well, you look
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it makes you look kind of
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uh like uh classic like sort of iconic.
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I think it's very
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>> Clooney. They say a lot of a lot of
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people are saying it.
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>> Many people are saying they're talking
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about Clooney. George Clooney. George
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Clooney. He's a very He's not very good
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actor. You know, you know how your
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trumpet took off. [laughter]
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>> I know. I like doing Bill Burr is funny
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because it's so funny. He was on the
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set. We had a lot of people there last
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night. Bobby Lee was there acting nuts.
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Bobby Lee is very likable and fun to
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hang out with.
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>> Oh, yeah. He's uh human. He's a Xanax in
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human form. I mean, you're going to get
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very happy and relaxed, I guess. So, I
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don't take that.
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>> It was such a disheveled night when I
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got off. So, Annie Letterman is there.
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She goes, "You either bring up me or
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Bobby Lee." And I'm like, "I don't like
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this because then I got to finish and
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and I got to be the MC." And go, "All
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right, your next deck. Fine."
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>> You don't know.
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>> And I don't know. So, I go, "All right."
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Then I'm finished. instead of like I
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gave him my big razledazzle ending
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[laughter]
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and then I go, "All right." And then I
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go, "Wait, who's next?" And then I go,
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"Who am I bringing up? Stick your head
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out of the curtain so I could see. No
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one's there."
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>> All right. One of those show. Is the
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show going to keep going or no? And no
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one's there. I go, "This show is such a
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disaster." So then I go encore. So I
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walk back and do more. And then Oh,
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yeah. Then I hear Bobby go, "All right,
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it's me. I'm here now." And I go, "So
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>> I've got to get out of here. What are
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you talking about? An encore? I
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couldn't.
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>> I know. I made my own encore.
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>> Oh my goodness. [clears throat] Why are
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we standing? Please.
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>> I know. It wasn't really an encore, but
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I had to keep going. So then I went to
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leave and I walked around and I have to
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cut through the side of the crowd and
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this pudgy fat guy had his table stuck
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out.
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>> Isn't that redundant? There's a type of
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fat guy. [laughter] Okay.
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>> This sort of overweight fat guy.
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>> Yeah, I got you.
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>> And so I'm walking straight down to the
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exit. It's along the edge, but you don't
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want to steal from the show, you know.
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So, I go down and his he's like this and
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he's got his table, these little square
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tables, and it's pitch black. You know,
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the comedy store, black tables, black
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room. You can't see.
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>> Oh, I know. It's weird.
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>> And I'm hustling through and I [snorts]
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crack in full sprint my knee into a
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table.
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>> And that was the biggest pain. It spun
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me around and snapped my neck
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>> and everyone goes, "Whoa!" Like, it was
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so painful.
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>> Oh, was that hard? And I was audience,
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"Oh my god, my neck." And then I was
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like,
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>> couldn't care less about my legs because
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they're tough as [ __ ] But the neck was
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like, "Oh, fragile glass. [laughter]
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>> I'd like to see you hit." And then do a
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full 360 on the comedy store floor.
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>> And then the guy was like, "Hey
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[laughter] buddy,
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>> what are you laughing at? You caused
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this accident."
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>> Yeah. Yeah, I went
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>> I don't know if pe folks at home know
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that uh you know I mean you say it's
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kind of a an effeminite sport me have
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microphone to say funny things but you
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can get wounded you can really I had a
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brain scan once after falling off the
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stage at the laboratory the little
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improv room
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>> the lab at the improv
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>> well because it was a one- foot thing
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and they had a piano over there and it's
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pitch black
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>> and so I went down and there
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hard surfaces. So, I was in a killing
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cage. I was doing the church like,
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"Well, isn't that special?" And then I
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was in a killing cage.
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[laughter]
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So, I I went outside into the driveway,
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whatever, out there. And the guy came
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out and I go, "Am I okay?" Like, "Do I
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look okay?" Like, was I bleeding? But I
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had a migraine. Next day, brain scan
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came back negative.
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>> What a puss. He went to get a
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MRI.
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>> I like I like brain scans. I mean, call
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me crazy, but they get you in that
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machine.
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[panting]
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>> Yeah. So, you know, sometimes after this
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podcast, I get a brain scan at the local
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hospital just because you drive me nuts.
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>> Yeah, it's true. I heard the bouncer
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say, I was there when that happened to
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Dana. We went outside. His hair was a
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little down on final net, but other than
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that, it was fine. [laughter]
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>> That is Yeah. Isn't that a spray? net
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hairspray.
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>> There you go.
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>> Well, I you know I I drenched my
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hairspray. Anyway, I got out of there
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somehow. Of course, I stole focus from
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the show. I was like, "Oh, is he okay?"
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>> Scared. Um
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>> I walk out and it starts pissing pouring
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rain on me on my beautiful hair. I was
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like, "Oh, okay.
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>> It can't get worse." It can. But I
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walked in the rain like a tough guy.
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>> Um
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>> hold on. My $28.
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>> Hold on a second. Uh get David umbrella
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for his birthday. Oh yeah. I'm not only
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to carry umbrellas. Who needs an
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umbrella?
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>> You know what?
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>> You're a guy. You're wet.
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>> Yeah. Get a rain jacket with a hood.
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What? You need a [ __ ] Mary Poppins
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stick on your [ __ ] [laughter] hand.
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What? You going to fly around the comedy
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store?
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>> What a chim chimarie. What are you
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[ __ ] [ __ ] [laughter]
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Get a [ __ ] raincoat with a hood on a
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top.
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>> Drives me a [ __ ] man. Go work on your
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car. Don't you [ __ ]
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>> [ __ ] nuts.
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>> Everything's driving me up a [ __ ]
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wall. [laughter] And speaking of walls,
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what the [ __ ] IS WITH WALLS?
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>> Why do you need one?
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>> Yeah. [laughter] Well, I think it
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creates a room. Get the [ __ ] out of my
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face with the room.
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>> Just stay on your side. Who needs a
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wall?
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>> Yeah, walls.
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>> It's [ __ ] great.
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>> He did come in drenched. He was super
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wet.
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>> I won't be as funny as your story, but
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um midnight two nights ago, something
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like that, right?
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>> Asleep. This comes on. You know, you
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know when it's it's an emergency alert.
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>> I had the ringer off.
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Emergency alert. Tornado. Tornado in
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your vicinity. Tornado. Tornado.
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>> Tornado.
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>> Tornado in your vicinity. Please,
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please, you know, get in a small room in
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your house.
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>> Scarier than anything.
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>> Well, the idea Yeah. tornadoes landed
00:14:38
maybe 10 miles away. It's heading our
00:14:40
way
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>> and there's lightning and noise and rain
00:14:44
and then I'm just checking every second
00:14:46
for because I love I love the math of
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it. The radar where it's heading. It's
00:14:50
going east. It's sliding down
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>> and then the sky just lights up just
00:14:55
like it's like there's reporters out in
00:14:57
front of the door. I open it up and like
00:15:00
just blinding light. Yeah.
00:15:03
>> And just rumbling rumbling, you know,
00:15:05
and I thought, "Wow, spades so relaxed
00:15:08
down there in Logan."
00:15:10
>> Yeah. Juicy. I'm like this [ __ ]
00:15:13
>> But I could hear it pounding on the
00:15:14
ceiling. And it does wake me. It's so
00:15:16
loud. The rain lately has been so loud.
00:15:18
Well, it's not even a I we watched uh
00:15:20
Hannah and your sisters earlier in the
00:15:22
evening, my wife and I, with Woody
00:15:24
Allen.
00:15:25
>> So then as this was happening, just to
00:15:27
calm everyone down, I was like, "Yeah,
00:15:28
sure. Great." You know, that's all I
00:15:31
need is a tornado. You know, I got to
00:15:33
be, you know, Dorothy going to see the
00:15:35
Munchkin. And you know,
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>> no, it was a wonderful tornado. Oh, it's
00:15:40
just like I I like to be terrif, you
00:15:42
know, and don't mean to be didactic or
00:15:45
facitious, [laughter] but it's a bit of
00:15:47
a breeze.
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>> Don't we mean to be [laughter]
00:15:50
irrediculous, but
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Xeek Cali alidocious. Hey, it's our
00:15:57
second Mary Poppins.
00:15:59
>> Oh my god. In one.
00:16:00
>> If we do three, then we have lottery
00:16:02
winners on our show.
00:16:03
>> I'm going to make Bill Burr listen to
00:16:04
this just to see what he's missing and
00:16:06
he'll go
00:16:07
>> talk like that. Well, remind him that it
00:16:09
was I it was a character I did before I
00:16:12
knew Bill. It was from the 90s flatter
00:16:14
no matter what.
00:16:15
>> It was about East Coast comedians who
00:16:18
who u harbor like gre anger comedy which
00:16:22
they're hysterical throughout history
00:16:24
>> and then they get rich and famous and
00:16:26
they have to kind of think of something
00:16:28
that would make them.
00:16:29
>> It's funny he's so calm and normal
00:16:31
backstage.
00:16:32
>> Oh yeah. And Bill Burr, if you ever run
00:16:34
into him, folks, no matter what, if you
00:16:37
start talking about it, just say, "Who
00:16:39
is your favorite drummer?" It's over.
00:16:42
>> Yeah. 20 minutes.
00:16:44
>> Drums. He likes
00:16:45
>> drums. Drums. Yeah. So,
00:16:48
>> uh, he's the coolest.
00:16:49
>> Oh, yeah. Should we check in with that
00:16:50
breaking news yet or not?
00:16:52
>> Yeah. Our guest has actually arrived.
00:16:54
He's in the green room. Is that right,
00:16:55
Craig?
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>> Yeah.
00:16:57
>> Guest in the green room. Okay, let's
00:16:59
see. Oh, here he's coming in sort of a
00:17:01
back way. Um, I know something about
00:17:03
Epstein.
00:17:04
>> Yeah.
00:17:04
>> Oh boy. Okay.
00:17:06
>> Hello. Hello everybody. I'm so glad to
00:17:09
be on your show. Well, uh, hi. What? Um,
00:17:11
so you you claim to know something about
00:17:14
where Jeffrey Epstein was.
00:17:16
>> Uh,
00:17:20
>> does anyone Does he look like Jeffrey
00:17:21
Epste to you?
00:17:22
>> No, he looks a little bit like It feels
00:17:24
like it's Jeffrey Epste with a mustache
00:17:25
or something.
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>> You're ridiculous.
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Jeffrey Epstein does not have a
00:17:30
mustache. Last I checked. Idiot. You
00:17:33
[ __ ] [ __ ]
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>> Oh, that's a little harsh. I'm the host.
00:17:36
Come on. [laughter]
00:17:37
>> I know. Hey, come on now. What is your
00:17:39
name? What is your name?
00:17:40
>> Yeah. What's your name?
00:17:41
>> Steve.
00:17:42
>> Steve. So, why why should we listen to
00:17:45
you? Why would you have any idea where
00:17:47
Jeffrey Epstein is?
00:17:48
>> Uh, I don't know.
00:17:52
You have any money on you?
00:17:54
>> Oh, boy.
00:17:54
>> You want money?
00:17:55
>> Well, I thought he had so much money.
00:17:57
>> I want some money. Wait a minute. Who is
00:17:58
this? David Speed.
00:18:01
>> Yeah.
00:18:02
>> Ah, I heard about the Esquire cover. You
00:18:04
look like
00:18:05
>> You did already.
00:18:06
>> Yes, it's out everywhere.
00:18:08
>> Oh, it was a pretty fun interview.
00:18:10
>> At least Dan Agarno is an idiot, but you
00:18:13
know I don't look like Jeffrey Epstein.
00:18:16
>> No, you don't. Now that I think you
00:18:18
don't. He was He was
00:18:19
>> He DOES NOT HAVE A MUSTACHE.
00:18:21
>> NO, HE DOESN'T. THIS IS INSANITY. SO WHY
00:18:23
WOULD ANYBODY THINK THAT I AM JEFFREY
00:18:27
EPSTEIN? But I do know where he is.
00:18:29
>> Well, where is he and why what is he up
00:18:31
to?
00:18:32
>> Well, it was a long night at the jail
00:18:34
and some people woke me up and said,
00:18:36
"Hey, you want to go for a ride? Jeffrey
00:18:40
Epste?"
00:18:40
>> Oh, a lot of people think that
00:18:41
>> Oh, wait a minute. That wasn't me.
00:18:43
JEFFREY EPSTE DOESN'T HAVE A MUSTACHE,
00:18:46
David Spade. WHY ARE YOU CRAZY THINKING
00:18:48
OF JEFFREY EPSTEIN WHEN HE NEVER HAD A
00:18:52
MUSTACHE?
00:18:53
>> I UNDERSTAND. Should we come back to
00:18:54
this or should we [laughter]
00:18:56
>> I just want one more question.
00:18:57
>> Okay.
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>> Are you Are you in witness protection?
00:19:01
Is that what you are? Witness
00:19:03
protection. [laughter]
00:19:05
I GOT A GOAL.
00:19:07
SO ANYWAY, THAT was our guest today.
00:19:10
[laughter]
00:19:10
>> Oh, he said he's got a goal. I thought
00:19:11
he said he had a goal in soccer. Goal.
00:19:15
[laughter]
00:19:16
I want to remind the audience that David
00:19:18
and I do not rehearse these bits.
00:19:20
>> Yeah, there's not possible. [laughter]
00:19:22
>> I just had my friend Marker Sean make me
00:19:25
a Jeffrey Epstein and with black magic
00:19:28
marker I made a mustache.
00:19:30
>> We should have a a a crawl at the bottom
00:19:32
that says there were there was no
00:19:35
thought put into any of these bits
00:19:36
today.
00:19:37
>> There's no effort or thought.
00:19:39
>> No, it is there's effort. We did a good
00:19:40
job.
00:19:41
>> No, no, absolutely. Yeah, I like that.
00:19:42
>> Now, if you're in your car, if you don't
00:19:44
see it, it's a little trickier.
00:19:45
>> But it was a gentleman who looked like
00:19:47
Jeffrey Epstein, identical twin, but had
00:19:50
a mustache and was very upset that we
00:19:53
even suggested he could be Jeffrey
00:19:55
Epstein.
00:19:55
>> Mhm.
00:19:56
>> Yeah. Um, so we do you have any other
00:19:59
stories in the weekend or should we get
00:20:00
to some news or what do you got?
00:20:02
>> Really just the storms and um, you know,
00:20:05
I mean I just stuff I was in Helanggeles
00:20:10
for a few days. Oh yeah. Do you want to
00:20:12
do Buzzing Around?
00:20:14
>> Oh yeah. Wow.
00:20:16
>> Do you have Do you have it in you to do
00:20:17
Buzzing Around?
00:20:18
>> Absolutely. I've always I've always got
00:20:20
to do [laughter]
00:20:23
I keep doing that voice now. I can't get
00:20:25
out of it.
00:20:26
>> Okay. We're going to do Buzzing Around.
00:20:28
>> Buzzing Around.
00:20:29
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or Amazon available now. Okay. So, what
00:20:48
I'm gonna do is I'm gonna give you
00:20:50
[sighs]
00:20:51
>> a scenario.
00:20:52
>> A scenario. It can go wherever it wants.
00:20:55
>> Yeah. And then you just make up a bunch
00:20:56
of stupid stuff.
00:20:58
>> Um it's it's got impressions. This is
00:21:00
going to be Joe Biden as a um highway
00:21:04
patrol and uh
00:21:06
>> Okay. Trump.
00:21:08
>> Yeah. So, he's going to pull over
00:21:10
uh Paul McCartney and there will be
00:21:13
Michael Kane in the car. There will be
00:21:15
Bad Bunny fresh off the Super Bowl in
00:21:17
the car.
00:21:19
>> And
00:21:19
>> I'll work on my Bad Bunny
00:21:21
>> and anyone else that can fit in the car.
00:21:22
If there is anyone else, it doesn't
00:21:24
matter. [laughter]
00:21:25
>> I'll see where I go. Some thoughts.
00:21:28
>> Go.
00:21:34
How'd it go?
00:21:36
Just roll out the window.
00:21:39
Oh, you do the window effect. Roll down
00:21:41
the window.
00:21:46
[laughter]
00:21:48
>> Well, I love that you just go right into
00:21:50
it and don't even think.
00:21:52
>> That's okay.
00:21:54
>> Hello, officer. This is Paul McConey
00:21:57
[laughter]
00:21:59
registration.
00:22:01
Wait, wait a minute. What are you doing
00:22:02
as a highway patrolman? You know, I
00:22:04
thought you you're the ex-president of
00:22:07
the United States of America.
00:22:09
>> Yeah, that's shocking.
00:22:10
>> Thought I should get out. She thought I
00:22:12
should get out and have a job. No joke.
00:22:14
I'm not getting around here. Come on,
00:22:16
folks. Well, I don't, you know, I'm just
00:22:19
here here with my friend uh Michael Kane
00:22:23
and Bad Bunnies in the back. So, I I
00:22:27
back I don't really have license and
00:22:30
registration. and it's in Liverpool. But
00:22:32
I do have um
00:22:34
>> I have an Arby's takeout menu with that
00:22:37
too. A take out at Arby's. Come on,
00:22:40
that'll do good. They got the beef.
00:22:44
>> They We've got
00:22:44
>> I'm not kidding around [laughter] here.
00:22:47
>> I can't believe Biden knows they've got
00:22:49
the beef.
00:22:50
>> They got the beef. No joke.
00:22:53
>> I'm being serious. Come on.
00:22:55
>> Okay.
00:22:55
>> Hey, Michael Kaine. Oh, Michael Kane.
00:22:58
And I don't know what I'm doing here.
00:23:00
And I've got a bloody driver's license,
00:23:03
but Paul McCartney wouldn't let me
00:23:05
drive. Right. Bad bunny. Uh
00:23:10
star is
00:23:11
>> careful.
00:23:15
Hey, I speak hola. I speak Spanish.
00:23:18
>> I speak.
00:23:19
>> I like you people.
00:23:24
Uh, senorasa.
00:23:29
Kasa. Yeah. Jill and I got married in
00:23:32
Kasa. Come on. I mean, I don't speak all
00:23:35
this stuff, but you seem like a good
00:23:36
man. Who's the Where's the bad bunny? I
00:23:39
am the bad bunny. Come on. There was a
00:23:42
bad bunny. I am the bad bunny. Right,
00:23:45
Bob Dylan.
00:23:46
>> Hey. Hey. Policeman.
00:23:50
Policeman. Talking talking strange.
00:23:53
Yeah, kind of crazy policeman. What? No.
00:23:56
Come on. Guess what? And by the way, the
00:24:00
fact of the matter is everybody. And
00:24:02
guess what? And by the way, the fact of
00:24:04
the matter is, guess what? And by the
00:24:07
way, the fact of the matter is Good job.
00:24:14
Oh, wait. Here comes a motorcycle
00:24:17
policeman, Dennis Miller. Christ's
00:24:20
sakes, you got a cavalcade of stars on
00:24:22
here. Or what are the odds that
00:24:24
McCartney would be uh gallivanting
00:24:26
across the world in an Oldmobile with
00:24:29
that kind of mly crew back there? Right.
00:24:32
David Spade.
00:24:34
>> Hi. Did you guys see my Esquire
00:24:36
interview yet? [laughter]
00:24:40
>> And scene.
00:24:41
>> Okay, good. [laughter]
00:24:44
I didn't know I was going to be in it.
00:24:46
>> That's five hour energy, man. That's a
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>> that was buzzing.
00:24:50
>> You see how my things are all brightly?
00:24:52
>> Oh, yeah.
00:24:52
>> My five. That's unbelievable. Look at
00:24:54
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00:24:55
>> Looks like a professional.
00:24:57
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That was good. I like that. Uh Biden
00:25:28
knows a lot of stuff.
00:25:29
>> I know. And it's interesting in his post
00:25:32
presidency that he would go through the
00:25:35
academy and become a highway patrolman
00:25:37
and
00:25:38
>> have the focus to do it. And also that
00:25:40
Paul McCartney probably could write a
00:25:42
song about that about his little
00:25:44
catchphrases. And by the way,
00:25:46
>> guess what? And by the way, it's the
00:25:49
fact of the matter. Don't you know you
00:25:52
got to go? No jokey joke.
00:25:55
>> I see.
00:25:56
>> Yeah, that was like for no one kind of
00:25:59
rippy rip.
00:26:00
>> Yeah. So, we did that and uh we'll get
00:26:03
to some um
00:26:04
>> we're clicking them off.
00:26:05
>> The story is going great. That was
00:26:07
funny. I liked it. Um
00:26:09
>> I enjoyed it because I like the idea of
00:26:11
those people in one little scene
00:26:13
together.
00:26:14
>> I like just hearing what you're going to
00:26:15
say.
00:26:16
Uh, I my Bad Bunny I'm going to work on
00:26:20
it.
00:26:21
>> No, [laughter]
00:26:23
I like K Pasa. We got married there.
00:26:27
Yeah. Uh, improv is the funnest, I gotta
00:26:30
say.
00:26:31
>> Uh, okay. What else? Let's see. What's
00:26:33
Give me a new story and we'll jump right
00:26:35
into these big stories.
00:26:37
>> These nonsensical stories.
00:26:39
>> We had our storm
00:26:40
>> turns out are usually never true, but
00:26:42
that's fine.
00:26:43
>> Okay, here we go.
00:26:45
>> Oh, shocking. a Chinese female
00:26:49
>> oh streamer reportedly lost a bunch of
00:26:52
followers. Oh, her her filter on her
00:26:55
>> kept popping off.
00:26:57
>> Oh, she had a filter and the filter
00:26:59
popped off and she she looked like eight
00:27:01
years old or something.
00:27:04
>> Oh. Oh, she has a face filter like Yeah.
00:27:07
[music]
00:27:10
>> Wow, that's intense. So, I could put on
00:27:12
a David Spade face of potentially. She
00:27:15
looks still pretty, just different.
00:27:18
>> Yeah, just different. Just looks
00:27:19
>> the tan.
00:27:20
>> Yeah, she looks fine in both. But I
00:27:22
guess
00:27:22
>> But you can put on filters, I guess. You
00:27:24
just don't know. I mean, I I feel like
00:27:28
if you're on Instagram and you're making
00:27:30
money and people are clicking on, you
00:27:32
could just be like, "Oh, this is a
00:27:34
character. It's a
00:27:36
>> Yeah.
00:27:36
>> super pretty character that will make
00:27:39
money." Because what are the chance
00:27:40
you're ever going to meet the actual
00:27:41
person or find out for real what anyone
00:27:43
looks like? So, who knows?
00:27:45
>> Could I do an AI face that looked like
00:27:47
every character I just did? Like
00:27:49
identical like Paul McCartney's talking.
00:27:51
>> You might be able to put that. Yeah,
00:27:52
Kyle Donigan does stuff like that. He's
00:27:53
got swap thing.
00:27:55
>> He does it, but it's probably more
00:27:56
sophisticated now.
00:27:58
>> Yeah. Uh it it probably gets better
00:28:00
every week. Um
00:28:01
>> every hour.
00:28:02
>> AI's taking over.
00:28:04
>> But yeah, so um thoughts and prayers go
00:28:08
out to her for losing 140 followers.
00:28:10
Okay.
00:28:11
>> 40,000.
00:28:12
>> 140,000. That's a lot. Actually, if I
00:28:15
did that, I don't know if I'd come to
00:28:16
work.
00:28:18
>> If you lost followers, I would crawl up
00:28:22
into a ball.
00:28:23
>> Oh, yeah. You know what? You'd feel so
00:28:25
bad. You'd probably finally follow me.
00:28:27
[laughter]
00:28:28
>> Don't Do I follow you? I can't remember.
00:28:30
>> You're like, "We're not there yet.
00:28:32
>> Let's take it slow."
00:28:34
>> Yeah. Um I'm just sort of uh
00:28:37
unintentionally mysterious, but that's
00:28:39
all right. When you meet people, Dana,
00:28:41
you've never run into this because
00:28:43
you're out there in the tornadoes, but
00:28:45
when you're like backstage
00:28:47
>> tornado alley, [laughter] we bought the
00:28:49
house
00:28:51
>> in Dorothy country.
00:28:53
>> Yeah. Why is this house so cheap? Well,
00:28:56
I don't know. It just is. It's not in
00:28:58
tornado alley, is it? Oh, don't be
00:29:01
ridiculous.
00:29:02
Um, if you move to a place called
00:29:07
Twister Meadows,
00:29:09
there might be a tornado. [laughter]
00:29:12
>> If you move to a town called Flying
00:29:16
Furniture Dakota, you just might meet a
00:29:20
tornado.
00:29:21
>> If you move to a town called Temporary
00:29:24
Town, there might be in a tornado alley.
00:29:28
If you move to a town called oozing
00:29:33
sore, Minnesota, you might have people
00:29:37
with ambulatory injuries on a consistent
00:29:40
face.
00:29:40
>> Oh, we switched it.
00:29:42
>> I [laughter] know. I switched it from to
00:29:43
to oozing sore.
00:29:45
>> I like it. [laughter] Um,
00:29:47
>> no, that's an old uh Larry King bit I
00:29:50
used to do that when he would talk, you
00:29:52
know, Ron Oak, Virginia, the towns, they
00:29:54
would sound like diseases. Creeping rash
00:29:57
Minnesota, you're on, you know, oozing
00:29:59
sore, Nebraska. [laughter]
00:30:02
>> Postu, Nevada.
00:30:05
>> Postual's good. Postual. That's
00:30:08
>> That's a gross one because one time
00:30:09
someone said to me, three in a row, I
00:30:11
have a boil on my arm. I go, sick. They
00:30:13
go, no, it's a goiter. I go sworse. They
00:30:17
go, no, like a postule. I go, [groaning]
00:30:20
>> geez, when did they make their way to
00:30:22
the word hunchback? from Apostial Goer
00:30:25
into a hunchback. That's
00:30:27
>> Hi, Gary Goiter.
00:30:29
>> How are you? That's a That's a bad last
00:30:31
name.
00:30:31
>> I would change my name if that may was
00:30:34
Gary go. [laughter]
00:30:35
>> Remember what happened to Gary Glitter?
00:30:37
Who was Gary Glitter?
00:30:38
>> Gary Glitter was in the band The
00:30:41
Glitteronis in the [laughter]
00:30:43
>> Yeah.
00:30:44
>> That's a spin-off of Spaghettiio. No, he
00:30:47
was
00:30:49
[laughter]
00:30:50
>> Oh, that guy
00:30:53
We was
00:30:54
>> at every game.
00:30:56
>> Oh, man. Does he get a piece of that for
00:30:58
every game?
00:30:59
>> Yeah, but he got involved in some stuff.
00:31:02
>> Okay,
00:31:03
>> we'll leave it at that. So, he got in
00:31:05
trouble.
00:31:06
>> Ethereum.
00:31:07
>> We'll leave it to the comment section to
00:31:10
figure [laughter] it out.
00:31:12
>> I love where these arenas are named
00:31:14
after crypto
00:31:16
>> and crypto drops way down on the arena.
00:31:19
They have to actually try to shrink it.
00:31:21
That's really complicated to make it
00:31:23
look not so important. You know
00:31:25
>> what the crypto or the arena?
00:31:27
>> Well, if it's like crypto arena and then
00:31:29
crypto goes away, they have to like turn
00:31:31
crypto to a different word. So, the crew
00:31:34
goes up there and they rearrange the
00:31:35
letters and it spells
00:31:37
>> toe kripe and it's just not the same.
00:31:40
>> No, I think I don't need assist here.
00:31:42
I'm drowning in this.
00:31:43
>> I don't like naming arenas. I'm helping.
00:31:45
Um [laughter] because I like, you know,
00:31:49
I like Dodger Stadium. Am I like, you
00:31:51
know, when they say like Tigers,
00:31:52
>> name of the team,
00:31:53
>> Soldier Field,
00:31:55
>> just cool and then they turn it into
00:31:58
like Target Center and you go
00:32:00
>> Bill's sanitation center.
00:32:02
>> Arizona has that waste management.
00:32:05
>> I know. I know. Waste management arena.
00:32:08
>> Well, it used to be called like the
00:32:09
garbage can. It was something like you
00:32:11
go, come on, guys. But
00:32:13
>> I think the one that was the worst is
00:32:15
the constipated stadium. It's in East
00:32:18
Texas. It's like a 70,000. Yeah. Welcome
00:32:21
to Constipated Stadium. And today's
00:32:23
game,
00:32:24
>> it's ironically in diarrhea, Texas.
00:32:27
[laughter]
00:32:29
>> If you live in Diarrhea, Texas,
00:32:33
you just might have to stay close to an
00:32:37
outhouse. Capiche?
00:32:39
>> If you Jeff Foxy, I did Jeff Foxy on SNL
00:32:43
and I was
00:32:46
I was the Ebola virus. Oh, that's right.
00:32:48
You did do them. Go ahead,
00:32:50
>> people.
00:32:51
If you are And then I I don't know. I
00:32:54
can't remember it. But
00:32:56
>> if you dab, you just might be the daba
00:33:02
>> the Ebola virus. Yeah, that's how I was
00:33:04
doing.
00:33:04
>> That was a weekend update bit. Um, all
00:33:06
right. One more story and then we'll do
00:33:08
two more after. Okay.
00:33:13
>> Oh, this is Colin
00:33:16
Jo from SNL. He's at the Olympics. Oh,
00:33:19
that's right. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Let's
00:33:21
see what he see.
00:33:23
>> Oh, he did the bob sled.
00:33:24
>> Was a very gifted driver, thankfully,
00:33:26
Brian Burkeorn. And
00:33:29
>> Oh,
00:33:29
>> I was not prepared for the level of
00:33:32
terror [laughter] of this bobsled. I
00:33:34
swear.
00:33:35
>> Look at how fast they go. Oh, yeah.
00:33:39
[laughter]
00:33:40
>> And they mike you, too, which is
00:33:42
horrible.
00:33:42
>> That's wild.
00:33:43
>> Going to snap in half. I thought my
00:33:45
bones were going to fly off my body and
00:33:47
be littered all up.
00:33:49
>> He was not ready. He was literally
00:33:51
>> He thought it'd be like Disneyland or
00:33:53
something.
00:33:53
>> But look at how rough it is.
00:33:54
>> Well, they're going 8 miles an hour,
00:33:56
right?
00:33:58
>> I would be balling my head off.
00:34:01
>> How did he not know though?
00:34:03
>> Well,
00:34:03
>> I guess until you're in the sled and
00:34:05
going, you know,
00:34:06
>> Well, because he's in a production
00:34:07
meeting. They're like, "It'd be fun.
00:34:08
Jump on the bobled. Woo. Go down like a
00:34:10
toboga." And he's like, "All right, I
00:34:11
can probably do that."
00:34:13
>> Okay. They sign these waivers,
00:34:15
>> these death waivers.
00:34:16
>> I don't know if I'm much of a thrill
00:34:18
seeker. I was once at the doing this
00:34:20
corporate date and there was a uh
00:34:22
>> in West Virginia or something and
00:34:25
>> there was a gigantic brand new roller
00:34:28
coaster, but it was like triple triple
00:34:30
upside down. It was bigger than
00:34:32
Godzilla. It was just huge. And local
00:34:35
news like and Dana Carvey, the church
00:34:37
lady, is going to take a ride on this
00:34:39
beauty. And I wasn't looking forward to
00:34:40
it, you know. I was,
00:34:41
>> "Oh, you said you would do it."
00:34:43
>> It was the maiden voyage, you know. They
00:34:45
had hadn't been test out. So, I'm going
00:34:48
going, "All right, I'll do it. What the
00:34:49
fuck?" You know, and then they go up.
00:34:52
The temperature is too low. We We can't
00:34:56
go because it might stick.
00:34:57
>> It was so cold.
00:34:58
>> It was cold, but it it it dropped
00:35:00
suddenly to like whatever 42 or 30
00:35:04
something. It dropped and we couldn't
00:35:05
go. And I had to pretend
00:35:07
>> the Lord
00:35:08
>> pretend that I was disappointed.
00:35:10
>> Oh.
00:35:11
[ __ ] I WANTED TO GO, MAN.
00:35:14
>> DUDE, all you need like I did the round
00:35:15
up when I was a kid where you stick to
00:35:17
the walls
00:35:18
>> and then the floor drops out and you're
00:35:19
spinning and I'm like just trying to be
00:35:21
cool with everyone. I go, "Nope, no
00:35:23
more." Like it is. So I don't need that
00:35:26
amount of scare in my body.
00:35:28
>> It's like you're almost getting in a
00:35:29
crash. That fear but for like four
00:35:32
minutes.
00:35:32
>> Why don't people know? Because I did
00:35:33
that with my sister-in-law when she was
00:35:36
like 10 years old at Magic Mountain. And
00:35:38
you you go in a room and there's a floor
00:35:41
and you're all like up against the wall.
00:35:43
It's circular if people know about this.
00:35:46
And it starts it starts going round and
00:35:48
round and around to the point where
00:35:50
>> you're pinned against the wall cuz the
00:35:52
centrifugal force is so extreme. You're
00:35:55
you're already nauseous and have a
00:35:56
headache and then the floor slowly goes
00:35:59
away. So you're just on the wall going
00:36:02
it's like
00:36:03
>> No. Then it goes like this. D it starts
00:36:05
tilting. Now you're going like this. Oh,
00:36:07
I don't know [laughter] if mine did
00:36:08
that.
00:36:08
>> Like I'm in a [ __ ] dryer. I'm like,
00:36:10
you're joking. This cannot be legal.
00:36:13
>> But the 10-year-old was with me the
00:36:14
time. Ne, she bounced out of there like
00:36:17
happy and I was really sick for like at
00:36:20
least an hour. Like
00:36:21
>> people that tell you I've been to Magic
00:36:22
Mountain, let me tell you something. Off
00:36:24
the record,
00:36:24
>> not so magic.
00:36:25
>> More mountain than magic. And it's not
00:36:27
even close.
00:36:28
>> It's 98% mountain. Very little magic.
00:36:32
I'm just if I go to Pirates of the
00:36:34
Caribbean and has that little teeny
00:36:36
thing in the but everything is
00:36:38
environmental and there's puppets
00:36:39
talking at me. I'm happy but I have
00:36:41
enough stress to I don't want to go
00:36:43
upside down or be dropped a thousand
00:36:45
feet.
00:36:45
>> I even did the [ __ ] teacups.
00:36:48
>> The teacups.
00:36:50
>> Heather showed it to me.
00:36:51
>> This is terrifying.
00:36:53
>> That's it. It's terrifying. She just
00:36:54
found it. Looks like you're in a air
00:36:56
filter.
00:36:57
>> Okay. Is there a picture we can show?
00:36:59
[laughter]
00:36:59
>> She can send it. No,
00:37:01
>> it'll it'll like interrupt the next
00:37:02
story.
00:37:02
>> No, but it was
00:37:04
>> we'll come back and show everyone how
00:37:05
sick it is.
00:37:07
>> People know when they go on these rides,
00:37:08
you don't need it and if you hurt
00:37:10
yourself. Well, I always show on my
00:37:12
Instagram. I'm on some algo where it's
00:37:14
like ride fails. And I'm like, that's a
00:37:16
little light of a term to show 300
00:37:19
people dying. Like they do one of these
00:37:21
things and they just unhooks and they
00:37:22
all fly in the air and smash and
00:37:24
everyone's like,
00:37:25
>> but when it does get stuck and it's 400
00:37:29
feet in the air and everyone has to get
00:37:30
out of the little teacup and go down
00:37:32
>> stuck upside downside
00:37:35
down. It's just when it gets stuck, a
00:37:37
mechanical thing. But as a kid, it was
00:37:39
the county fair where the carnese and
00:37:41
the gypsies would come in and set up the
00:37:43
thing the day before. So, a lot of the
00:37:45
rides would just fall apart in real
00:37:47
time. Hi, mommy. Hi, daddy.
00:37:51
>> No chance.
00:37:52
>> No chance. Okay.
00:37:55
>> I got the teacups.
00:37:57
>> Got the teacups.
00:37:58
>> Let's put those decups in the teacups.
00:38:01
>> What's the next thing you to go on Tom
00:38:02
Sawyer's Island? Is that what it is? Go
00:38:05
one of those cakes. Okay.
00:38:06
>> I like how Dennis goes very quiet.
00:38:08
Sounds good.
00:38:08
>> Dennis is cry. Okay, Karpy. That sounds
00:38:10
like fun. You take a little ride and go
00:38:13
Tom Sawyer's Island with the uh the
00:38:16
drawbridge where you see Winnie the uh
00:38:19
the the mute greet you. [laughter]
00:38:24
>> Hey, here's [ __ ] uh Gleeo. He lives
00:38:26
under the sink. Survey says Thorzine.
00:38:30
All right, let's see.
00:38:31
>> We should have Dennis on.
00:38:32
>> I know. We got to get him on again.
00:38:33
>> We got to get him on.
00:38:34
>> It's hard to make him live up to what he
00:38:36
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>> I take the accent pillow and I karate
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>> Uh, let's see. I can get it. Uh, Cala is
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a trained detect
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>> dog can detect cancer by scent.
00:41:37
No cancer. Oh, cancer. Cancer. Cancer.
00:41:39
Little too excited about cancer that.
00:41:42
What a cute dog, though. So,
00:41:47
>> aside from not liking dogs walking on
00:41:50
like hardwood with their nails, I like
00:41:52
this video
00:41:53
>> because they put all these things out
00:41:56
and the dog goes right
00:41:58
>> to like a little
00:41:59
>> Yeah. It's It's traditionally sort of a
00:42:02
little bit sad or dark, a story about
00:42:04
cancer, but then the dog lifted it into
00:42:07
>> Yeah.
00:42:08
>> joy, you know. They should have that dog
00:42:10
just walk around a airport or just walk
00:42:12
around, you know, anywhere, a mall, go
00:42:14
to the grove and then the dog walks up
00:42:16
to you and points and you're like, "Oh,
00:42:17
[ __ ] Is this the cancer dog?"
00:42:18
>> Christ sank. Whoever thought of the the
00:42:21
phrase man's best friend had it going,
00:42:24
you know, [laughter] starting to sniff
00:42:26
out things that are negative and uh will
00:42:30
kind of guard you at night.
00:42:32
>> They go, "Does this guy have cancer?"
00:42:33
No, no, our just cocaine.
00:42:36
>> Well, they do. They do. They smell
00:42:39
everything. Yeah.
00:42:41
>> And each other. Okay. Another idea.
00:42:44
>> Yeah. They like to smell butts. That's
00:42:46
where they lost me.
00:42:46
>> And they cannot lie.
00:42:48
>> I like smelling butts and I cannot lie.
00:42:51
These other brothers can't.
00:42:52
>> And I'm sprung and I get home.
00:42:54
[laughter]
00:42:55
>> Oh, I like that you know that. That's
00:42:56
get sprung.
00:42:57
>> Oh no. I mean that is might be the
00:43:01
greatest hip-hop song ever. It's the
00:43:03
catchiest song. One of the catchiest
00:43:05
songs ever.
00:43:06
>> Okay. What's next? so beat up for my big
00:43:10
incident.
00:43:11
>> Yeah, I just was running and gunning for
00:43:13
the last six days.
00:43:14
>> I'm doing good though.
00:43:16
>> Um I don't even know what this is. Let's
00:43:18
just see.
00:43:19
>> Okay,
00:43:19
>> let's let it play.
00:43:21
>> She'd be willing to do this.
00:43:22
>> They'll pay you $2.3 million and all you
00:43:25
have to do is live alone in this cabin
00:43:26
near Lake Superior house.
00:43:29
>> The cabin is located right on the lake,
00:43:30
[laughter] surrounded by endless water
00:43:32
and trees. [music] Inside it's
00:43:35
a living room, a small kitchen, a
00:43:37
bedroom, and a bathroom with a large
00:43:39
window facing the lake. The rules are
00:43:41
simple. You can't leave the cabin beyond
00:43:43
1,000 life. No phone, no computer will
00:43:47
be delivered once a week. At first, it
00:43:49
feels like paradise. The calm water, the
00:43:51
breeze, and the silence. But by day 10,
00:43:54
you'll realize that the quiet and
00:43:55
vastness become overwhelming. In the
00:43:57
last challenge, someone lasted 11 days.
00:44:00
D has lasted three years.
00:44:01
>> Not with 2.3 million.
00:44:03
>> The hardest part wasn't the silence
00:44:05
itself. It was hearing only the water in
00:44:07
my own breathing.
00:44:08
>> They filmed this thing at my house. To
00:44:10
your point, [laughter]
00:44:12
the entire
00:44:13
>> I do. I leased it out.
00:44:16
So here's the question.
00:44:16
>> Could you do it?
00:44:18
>> Well, what's the overriding? Well,
00:44:20
you're not starving. You're not hungry.
00:44:23
>> You're just in an isolated. You can't
00:44:25
dumb days. You see the guy that lived in
00:44:28
the rock last week on the show?
00:44:30
>> Yeah. I mean, yeah.
00:44:30
>> Sitting in a [ __ ] rock.
00:44:31
>> That'd be a chip shot for him to just
00:44:34
sit in a mansion.
00:44:35
>> I could almost do that.
00:44:36
>> I thought it was going to be that there
00:44:37
was tides or something. The water would
00:44:39
come up and you have to swim and save
00:44:40
yourself.
00:44:41
>> Tread water. I mean, for that much
00:44:42
money. I mean, if I couldn't have like
00:44:46
if I could only bring a couple things,
00:44:47
I'd bring a couple of my movies, couple
00:44:49
of my magazine articles, [laughter]
00:44:51
>> and some of your 8 by10s to look at.
00:44:54
Yeah. Some of the
00:44:55
>> those are in my earthquake kit. I have
00:44:56
eight by10s for some reason
00:44:58
>> of yourself
00:45:00
>> just so the fireman will get me sooner.
00:45:03
>> I would just say to the people with the
00:45:04
2.3 if that's after tax call us.
00:45:09
>> Call us. We'll go we'll podcast from
00:45:11
there.
00:45:12
>> I'll do it. I actually You would last
00:45:14
longer than me on on actually any of
00:45:16
these shows. You could do Survivor
00:45:18
probably.
00:45:19
>> Um if I had a stack of books or I could
00:45:22
watch TV or something. I mean watch some
00:45:23
old movies and read books. Tell me if
00:45:26
you remember this
00:45:28
Twilight Zone.
00:45:31
A guy stuck
00:45:34
in an island, but it's covered in books.
00:45:38
And what happens right at the end of the
00:45:39
episode? He drops his glasses and they
00:45:42
break.
00:45:43
>> Well,
00:45:44
are you
00:45:45
>> And he do you know the actual episode?
00:45:48
>> That's the one I kind of remembered.
00:45:50
>> Okay. Real quick, just for the Twilight
00:45:52
Zone,
00:45:52
>> do you know what it is?
00:45:53
>> Yeah. Yeah. Burgess Meredith. Yeah.
00:45:56
was going to your appointment.
00:45:58
[laughter]
00:46:00
>> God, we got to do that on the buzzing
00:46:02
around having
00:46:04
>> reminders.
00:46:06
He's just says it's Burgess Meredith,
00:46:08
but he just does that.
00:46:09
>> So, Burgess Meredith does a Twilight
00:46:11
Zone where he's kind of a nerd that
00:46:13
reads all the time at the bank. What are
00:46:15
you reading for, Jensen? Put the book
00:46:17
down. He never can read. His wife yells
00:46:19
at him. All you want to do is read. So
00:46:21
then for some reason he has to go check
00:46:23
the vault downstairs in the bank, you
00:46:25
know, he gets inside there. There's an
00:46:27
apoc nuclear apocalypse.
00:46:30
>> Oh.
00:46:30
>> So he comes up. Oh. He comes up and it's
00:46:33
just nobody's around and it's just he's
00:46:36
isolated, nothing. And he's really
00:46:38
disturbed. But then they kind of cut to
00:46:40
him a little while later. He's got a
00:46:42
stack of books like 10 feet high next to
00:46:44
him and he's saying, "I I have time now.
00:46:47
Time to read." So he becomes kind of
00:46:50
euphoric. time. And he reaches for the
00:46:52
book and the glasses fall off
00:46:54
>> and break
00:46:55
>> and break. But I had time.
00:46:58
I had time. And then it cuts Rod picture
00:47:02
if you will.
00:47:03
>> A guy who will eventually play the
00:47:05
trainer of Rocky in hit movies here in
00:47:08
this shitbox show we like to call the
00:47:11
Twilight. [laughter]
00:47:13
>> The great show. He [snorts] has to walk
00:47:16
over to Pearl Vision Center which has
00:47:19
been destroyed.
00:47:20
>> Well, I think the sequel would be he
00:47:23
crawls along the broken glass but by
00:47:26
feeling he gets into Lens Crafters. He
00:47:28
feels around and tries on 300 glasses
00:47:31
and eventually hits the jackpot and the
00:47:34
reading begins again. I'm Rud Serling.
00:47:37
>> You know my mom's Japanese and my dad's
00:47:39
optometrist and every December 7th they
00:47:42
attack Pearl Vision Center. [laughter]
00:47:43
>> Okay. Whose joke is that?
00:47:46
>> That's Mike Sterner from Arizona when I
00:47:49
started. [laughter]
00:47:52
>> I like kind of just basic jokes like
00:47:54
that. You know what I mean?
00:47:56
>> Just like
00:47:56
>> Mike Sterner. Where is Mike Sterner?
00:47:58
Call in.
00:48:00
>> He was so funny. He had great song
00:48:01
parodies.
00:48:02
>> Let's have him on. [clears throat]
00:48:03
>> You could always get me with a song
00:48:05
parody. I don't care where you're from.
00:48:07
I would love
00:48:08
>> Well, we're going to be playing Let's do
00:48:09
a Plug City. Uh, next weekend we're
00:48:12
going to be playing Thunder Valley in
00:48:14
Lincoln, California. [laughter]
00:48:16
>> Yeah, we are. It's going to be
00:48:18
>> right outside of Sacramento. And
00:48:20
>> I don't know. I'm trying to I'm thinking
00:48:21
I might start with guitar. I'm trying to
00:48:23
shake up my act. I might I might come
00:48:25
out.
00:48:27
Got a black magic marker.
00:48:31
But I have a might have some surprises.
00:48:33
>> Oh, by the way, by the time this is on,
00:48:36
we will have aired Eddie Veter. That was
00:48:38
fun.
00:48:39
Eddie Veter. Yeah, just this uh uh
00:48:43
thoughtful, sweet person. Uh
00:48:46
>> yeah, fun fun to talk to. That guy is
00:48:49
>> Yeah, I could you know, he and I went
00:48:50
down the rabbit hole for a sec.
00:48:52
>> Yeah,
00:48:53
>> just just we could have talked about
00:48:55
Revolver and the White Album [laughter]
00:48:56
for like an hour.
00:48:58
>> The Beatles.
00:48:59
>> That was good time though.
00:49:00
>> It was fun.
00:49:01
>> Okay, let's do another story and then
00:49:02
we'll get we'll get ready.
00:49:03
>> Let's wrap them up and then let's get to
00:49:05
our
00:49:06
>> banger. Yes. Get a banger.
00:49:11
>> Okay. Oh, this story. X UFC fighter.
00:49:16
>> Seriously. Look at that.
00:49:20
>> Wait, wait, wait.
00:49:21
>> You know who I am. I don't know why you
00:49:22
lying, but don't act like you don't know
00:49:24
me.
00:49:24
>> I don't know.
00:49:25
>> You definitely know me. Nice to meet
00:49:26
you, though.
00:49:26
>> Yeah. I just don't don't be lying
00:49:28
because girls around and [ __ ]
00:49:29
>> You definitely know me, bro.
00:49:31
>> Not even know some disrespectful [ __ ]
00:49:32
but
00:49:33
>> don't like your attitude. Don't like
00:49:34
your [ __ ]
00:49:35
>> I don't like you at all, though. Yeah,
00:49:38
>> this [snorts] is a little rough.
00:49:39
>> Is he trying to get punched? I mean,
00:49:42
>> you've definitely never been punched if
00:49:43
you're doing stuff like this.
00:49:44
>> Are you the guy that got slapped on
00:49:46
video?
00:49:46
>> I did, but I'll slap the [ __ ] OUT, YOU
00:49:47
KNOW.
00:49:49
>> I'm going to show you the inside of
00:49:51
>> Wow, this kid can't win. He's done this
00:49:53
before.
00:49:54
>> Don't do that.
00:49:55
>> Oh, he does this to trend.
00:49:57
>> Oh, man.
00:49:59
>> Oh my god. An elbow.
00:50:00
>> Can he get up from that? Come on.
00:50:03
>> Wow.
00:50:06
It's not even the guy who's yelling at.
00:50:08
It's another guy.
00:50:10
>> What's going on now?
00:50:16
>> These are streamers. I don't know what's
00:50:18
going on.
00:50:20
>> Okay, jump out.
00:50:22
>> Well, this is a feelgood video to end
00:50:24
on. I'm glad you guys picked this today.
00:50:27
>> I think we'll skip that one because I
00:50:29
don't even know where it's [laughter]
00:50:30
from.
00:50:31
the film.
00:50:32
>> I feel like it was me accidentally
00:50:34
because I saw that guy on a different
00:50:38
one and he was talking so much. I was
00:50:40
thinking in my head, sometimes young
00:50:42
people just do not know that you can get
00:50:44
in a fight and get beat up if you just
00:50:46
keep talking and you've got to know when
00:50:48
you're around dudes or dudes that are
00:50:49
bigger. People have a short fuse and
00:50:51
they'll just hit you.
00:50:53
>> Well,
00:50:53
>> that was I think but that wasn't I
00:50:55
didn't see that one.
00:50:55
>> He kept ratcheting it on the guy. It
00:50:58
doesn't, you know, the guy could have,
00:51:00
the giant guy could have uh like in
00:51:03
Master Disguise, you remember the movie?
00:51:05
>> Sure. [snorts]
00:51:08
>> He learns that you you always hit a man
00:51:10
with an open hand. You know, you make
00:51:12
your point, but you keep dignity. So, I
00:51:15
think the guy should have slapped him.
00:51:17
>> Well, the guy that got hit, the one I
00:51:19
actually saw.
00:51:20
>> Yeah.
00:51:20
>> He The problem is first, you're on live
00:51:22
stream, which means it's live while
00:51:24
you're doing it. So,
00:51:26
>> oh,
00:51:26
>> the person you're making fun of feels
00:51:28
even worse cuz it's live. You're not
00:51:30
going to cut this part out. So, he's
00:51:31
being humiliated. And he started
00:51:33
flirting
00:51:34
>> with this dude's wife. And so,
00:51:36
>> the the punky kid was doing that and
00:51:38
you're like, and the other guy was
00:51:40
going,
00:51:41
>> "You're going to get hit, dude. You
00:51:42
better stop." And he goes,
00:51:43
>> "No, man. You don't scare me. Your
00:51:45
wife's really pretty and maybe, you
00:51:46
know, she can always walk away." And
00:51:48
then, but it was an open hand like you
00:51:50
said.
00:51:51
>> And he was like, "Cuck." Oh, I thought
00:51:53
he it was not open hand.
00:51:55
>> But now this one is another one I hadn't
00:51:58
seen. But he's back and getting punched
00:52:00
again. If that's his hook, I wouldn't
00:52:02
keep doing that.
00:52:03
>> It looked like a really flush.
00:52:05
>> Yeah, that looked like a real either
00:52:06
that or was it on the elbow. Either way,
00:52:09
he was like
00:52:10
>> it looked like a short right cross with
00:52:13
a lot of quick power to it. And his face
00:52:15
just went
00:52:17
>> he went
00:52:18
>> guten.
00:52:20
Guten. That's our new tradition here on
00:52:23
Flying the Wall. We're going to have
00:52:25
some kind of violent clip. It went
00:52:28
violent
00:52:29
>> and our joyfest.
00:52:30
>> Remember last week we had one of the
00:52:32
>> be happening, but he's asking you want
00:52:35
really.
00:52:36
>> Hello everybody. I don't know why you
00:52:39
end with a violent clip all the time. I
00:52:41
mean, you want to send people home with
00:52:43
a good feeling, right?
00:52:45
>> Yeah. We want to fake Epstein. That that
00:52:47
uplifts everyone.
00:52:49
>> I'M NOT EPSTEIN. LOOK at my stash.
00:52:54
[laughter]
00:52:54
>> Sorry.
00:52:55
>> Thank you, fake.
00:52:56
>> I I guarantee everyone that I'll have a
00:52:59
different puppet for next week's
00:53:02
episode.
00:53:03
>> All right. Well, thank you for hanging
00:53:04
in there if anyone stayed with us and uh
00:53:07
we'll see you next time.
00:53:08
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Episode Highlights

  • Bill Burr Texts Me
    Bill Burr reached out after I crushed my set. It felt surreal!
    “I heard it. I saw it. It trended. Bill Burr texted me.”
    @ 00m 04s
    February 23, 2026
  • The Magic Mountain Experience
    Magic Mountain was more mountain than magic, and it’s not what I expected.
    “More mountain than magic, and it’s not.”
    @ 00m 31s
    February 23, 2026
  • The Comedy Store Incident
    I had a painful mishap at the comedy store that left the audience shocked.
    “I cracked my knee into a table and everyone goes, 'Whoa!'”
    @ 09m 11s
    February 23, 2026
  • The Tornado Alert
    A tornado alert interrupted my sleep, and it was scarier than anything.
    “Tornado in your vicinity. Please, please, you know, get in a small room.”
    @ 14m 22s
    February 23, 2026
  • David Spade's Mustache Debate
    A comedic exchange about David Spade's resemblance to Jeffrey Epstein, focusing on mustaches.
    “He DOES NOT HAVE A MUSTACHE.”
    @ 18m 19s
    February 23, 2026
  • Buzzing Around with Improv
    A segment where the hosts engage in spontaneous comedic scenarios, showcasing their improvisational skills.
    “I just want one more question.”
    @ 18m 56s
    February 23, 2026
  • The Roller Coaster Experience
    Dana shares a terrifying roller coaster experience that highlights the unexpected thrills of amusement parks.
    “I had to pretend that I was disappointed.”
    @ 35m 05s
    February 23, 2026
  • Magic Mountain Reality Check
    Magic Mountain is more mountain than magic, with 98% mountain and very little magic.
    “It's 98% mountain. Very little magic.”
    @ 36m 28s
    February 23, 2026
  • Cancer-Detecting Dog
    A trained dog can detect cancer by scent, turning a dark story into a joyful one.
    “They should have that dog just walk around anywhere, a mall, go to the grove.”
    @ 42m 07s
    February 23, 2026
  • The Cabin Challenge
    A challenge to live alone in a cabin for $2.3 million reveals the overwhelming nature of silence.
    “The hardest part wasn't the silence itself. It was hearing only the water in my own breathing.”
    @ 44m 03s
    February 23, 2026

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  • Breaking News00:37
  • Hair Story01:25
  • Comedy Store Wipeout05:32
  • Mustache Confusion18:19
  • Improv Fun20:28
  • Cancer Dog42:07
  • Isolation Challenge44:03
  • Rate & Review53:20

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