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Calorouga shark media. Let's get right
to it. Larry David attacked Elmo.

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Hi, I'm Shooney Mack and all
that. The voices you're going to hear

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are the hosts of the Today Show, Larry David, Elmo and a character

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that apparently is Elmo's father named Louis. Louis is the one that says I'm

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going to sue him for assault.
Let's listen, all right, let's go

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over to Alpha check of the weather. Wait wait wait wait wait wait wait

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wait wait. Don't you before ask
permission? Ask permission before you touch people?

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Larry talk about all right, you've
gone too far this time that somebody

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have to do it. Anybody really
surprised He's gonna sue y'all for the teaser.

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I'm gonna suit him for that's right, Louie. Oh alright, let's

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shut show you what's happening. Weatherwise. Didn't see that coming. If you

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watch the video, they cut back
and forth. Apparently Larry was on the

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set next to the couch waiting to
do his one on one, and he

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came over and threw a fake punch
at Elmo. He deliberately missed. He

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clearly wasn't trying to actually hit Elmo. The Today Show host didn't know how

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to react a few times, the
cuts of al Broker standing in front of

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the weather map out didn't know what
to do, and the whole thing is

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insane, lots of fun. Speaking
of Larry David, he will be at

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the Paley Fest. It is the
annual television festival hosted by the Paley Center

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of Media. Mentioned this yesterday,
but there's some other cool things this year's

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line up. April twelfth of The
Morning Show, The Apple Thing, April

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thirteenth, Loki the fourteenth, Young
Sheldon also on the fourteenth, Avatar,

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The Last Airbender on the fifteenth,
Late Night with Seth Myers, eighteenth is

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Kurb and April nineteenth, Family Guy's
twenty fifth anniversary celebration. The New York

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Post apparently has decided to start covering
comedy in a way different than what they

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did in the past. That they
send somebody to Mark Norman show at the

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Beacon, and I believe this is
the first time we've heard Mark Norman address

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the silly stunt. Last week at
New York Comedy Club, when the crowd

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was evacuated, Mark Norman said,
I went viral for I don't know thirteen

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hours, some bullsh and then he
trailed off, says the Post. Eventually

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Britney Spears took a crap at a
hotel lobby and it was all good.

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Now, what I think is new
for the Post is they covered Mark Norman's

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opening acts. Matt Ruby went up
first. They quote one of his jokes,

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joking about lack of success with long
term relationships. Apparently Matt's joke told

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much better than I. Well,
the first six months are easy. Just

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feels like you're on drugs right,
like you're on molly. After living together

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for years. It feels like you
took molly and you're stuck on the subway.

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You're like, how is this ecstasy? And oh my god, I

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feel trapped. Please let me out, all right? Next up, Phil

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Hanley talked about dating. He proposed
the idea that a relationship is probably near

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over once you make a pros and
cons list. He said, I did

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that with my ex. I was
like, pro, she's by con polar.

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That's a good joke. The Post
writes people were already near choking on

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laughter by the time Mark Norman rat
on the stage. The forty year old

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New Yorker's notoriously nasally voice was enough
to set the crowd into a rapture of

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enthusiasm. Does Mark Norman have a
notoriously nasally voice? I know he's got

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a very noticeable delivery style, but
I never thought about nasally voice from Mark

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Norman. I opened for Seinfeld here
a couple of years ago. Now I'm

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headlining and he's in the tunnels.
He joked about Joe Biden worried about World

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War three. Don't be The president
has military experience. He served in the

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Civil War. He then joked about
environmental activist Greta Tuneberg, making an OnlyFans

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joke. It said, Dori,
she's twenty one years old. She's of

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age. It's fine, man,
I thought she was nine. The Post

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says what makes Mark Norman special is
that he has cleverly evaded most cancible offenses

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while towing the line of decency.
Sure are some things teeter on the offensive,

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but the reality is that Mark Norman
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one group of people as the other, and the net effect being that it's

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near impossible to loathe him for political
incorrectness. Yes, that is comedy in

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The New York Post says he's just
making jokes after all. Amen. Then

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the Post adds with this weird tag
to the article. They wrote, eager

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to find out what he thinks about
Caitlyn Jenner, Governor Abbott, Nikki Haley,

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Leah Thomas, Gypsy Rose. No, not really, and then they

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wrote, well, you'll have to
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out. Thanks. New York Post. Comedy writer Tremor Noah is hosting the

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Grammys on Sunday. He was on
with Gail King on CBS. It seems

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now if you host an award show, they have to ask you about Joe

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Coy. Boy, Joe, I'm
so sorry, dude, Taylor murdered you.

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All she had to do was smile. Did you see Taylor ice the

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CBS cameras. I think I shared
that in the Facebook group Daily Comedy News

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Podcast group. When Taylor's at the
game on Sunday, the Fox camera switched

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to her and she just stared with
that face she makes, and then finally

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mouthed what looked like please leave me
alone or something like that. She murdered

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Jokoy. If she had smiled,
everybody goes, oh, Joe Coy was

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okay, but now he's the worst
Awards show host ever. I guess David

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Letterman feels like he's off the hook. Anyway. They asked Trevor Noah about

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Joe Coy and he said, here's
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the joke when it's not about them, and your goal and your hope is

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to tell a joke about the person
that they also think is funny. Say,

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for example, coverage of football games
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You could smile. It's not about
you, it's just a joke. Smile.

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Bring it Swifties, Daily Comedy News, get it right. So it's

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difficult, and I think every comedian
understands this. I think what makes the

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Grammys particularly nerve wracking for me is
like these are superstars. Yeah, these

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are like I don't want to get
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see I kinda do. That's Jonny
Max saying that, not Trevor Noah.

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So you're trying to walk this fine
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the comedian, but then also still
being nice about the night. Joe Rogan

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still don't accepted my challenge to fight
in the ring Chicken. Trevor says,

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there's no guarantee every joke will strike
gold. I never take it for granted.

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I'm never not nervous. Think of
this a moment. Everybody's there.

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You have an idea of what you
like to do. You never practiced this

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with them. Some people are having
a good night, some people are not

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having a good night. You don't
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night progresses, the mood changes,
and how does that mood affect the comedy.

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You don't know. Gail King asked
Trevor, Noah, who are you

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rooting for? Trevor said, you
know what I'm gonna say, I'm rooting

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for me. I think me has
done a very good job with the Special

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Grammy Sunday Night, CBS eight Eastern. Roywood Junior was on the Audi Cornish

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Pod via CNN Really interesting interview.
Roy said, the best political comedy comes

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with steaks, and you can only
hit those stakes if there's a relationship.

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It's no different than the correspondence dinner. The viewer has to know the host

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and see the host repeatedly and get
a relationship and get a rhythm and then

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understand where you're coming from. I'll
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and the story and then you can
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if you're gonna use the news team, that's gonna be great for the show

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in an election year because everybody knows
them, everybody's familiar with them, and

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you know, with guest hosts,
it's like it's literally a different quarterback every

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week, and they may have a
different comedic flavor and it's great to play

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around with. That's some, but
if comedy and new satsire flows through their

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host, you want a familiar face
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as possible. I think that is
well said. I think they got to

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stop with the guest hosts. I'm
glad John is back. I'm sorry John's

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only doing one day a week.
They should pick somebody for the other four

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or three, right, it's not
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like, you were frustrated by the
process, you exited right, skipping ahead,

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Roy says it wasn't frustration as much, it was fear. It was

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more fear like for my own career, like I don't know what you're gonna

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do. I don't know how you're
gonna make moves, So let me start

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thinking about what's next now while I
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the strike was about to end.
I was afraid of being a man without

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a country. I was afraid of
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me. I'm afraid of not being
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what the plans are and you're looking
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Okay, let me take the time
now before January and before February to

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start looking at other things and exploring
other things and then creatively. I just

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didn't think there was a way to
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appropriately and do the job right.
Am I in the mixed to host?

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I don't know. I've always said
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come back as a host, that
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But in the meantime, we're talking
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So now imagine you're at a job
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is for you to host or not
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depending on what the do creative iteration
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jump in, Roy, love you
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clear you're not gonna host the show. I mean, I don't know what

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they have to do to let you
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were there. If they wanted you, they would have picked you. Roy

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said, you know that your alternative
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or are creating your own nonscripted show. Well, the best opportunity to create

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your own nonscripted show is at the
end of a strike, after you killed

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at a correspondent's dinner. So that's
option one. Option two is to try

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and do something scripted, to make
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They're not going to be throwing money
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don't make pilots the way they used
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cast a bunch of people anymore.
This is really interesting, Like eight or

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nine people in a show a year
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seven series regulars. They cut the
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everybody else recurring For people that don't
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that's someone in every single episode recurring
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Seinfeld, who's in like three or
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see them all the time, but
they're in the world. You're making less

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television than television you are making,
you're making for cheaper than that. All

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right, let's try out that new
segment I came up with yesterday, Seafood

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Corner. I love it. This
happened last August on Seafood Corner. Pete

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Davidson showed up with Bud's Chicken and
Seafood on the Dixie Highway in West Palm

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According to The Palm Beach Post,
Pete Davidson ordered the chicken finger dinner and

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ate inside the restaurant. That's Seafood
Corner for you. World famous comedian Joey

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Gatso in the news again. A
remind you. If you ask one thousand

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people who's Joey Gatto, nine hundred
and ninety nine of them will go,

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I have no idea, and Mike
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that's the guy from Impractical Jokers.
Well, apparently Mike in Cleveland works for

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AB six Philadelphia because they went with
the headline comedian joe Gatto from Impractical Jokers

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performed at the met, but that's
not the exciting headline. The exciting headline

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is that met in Philadelphia helps consumers
who couldn't attend comedy show due to snow

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emergency. Yes, it is a
world famous comedian Joe Gatto from Impractical Jokers

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controversy. ABC six tells us the
Action News Troubleshooters fielded nearly a dozen complaints

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from consumers demanding refunds for a Philadelphia
comedy show that took place during a snow

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emergency, and they remind us comedian
Joe Gatto is best known for staring in

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the television series and Practical Jokers,
but fans also love his stand up.

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As a Christmas gift from their children, Nick and his wife received tickets for

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the show, but a heavy snowfall
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and closed schools and offices. Nick
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mayor issued a stern warning for drivers
to stay off the roads. Nick is

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a rule follower, he said,
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to be able to abide by her
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Nick. So from one forty four
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pm, I continued to contact ticketmaster. He says he called the ticket master

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about five times to ask about a
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the concern of driving for Bucks County
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He says he also tried calling the
Met. Many fans took to social media

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begging famous comedian Joey Gatto to cancel
the concert. Nick said, we have

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not been refunded the tickets or the
money that my daughter in law and my

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son put out for the tickets themselves
period and it's a little over two hundred

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dollars. The Troubleshooters reached out too. World famous comedian Joey Gatto, known

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for hosting and Practical Jokers Live Nation
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ABC six we had a great show
with the Met Philly with the vast majority

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of fans at attendants. We are
proactively reaching out to fans who were unable

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to attend to offer tickets for them
to come to a future show. Nick

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says he's very excited to choose a
new show and ABC six leaves us with

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this wisdom for the future. Experts
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because you never know what might happen. I should get out there, but

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I've got a lot to tell you
about today. Donald Glover has confirmed there

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is a script for a community.
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script was done. I haven't ready
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done, So it's really just a
scheduling thing. I'm in. I'm all

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in. There's a movie coming out. It's a sequel to a movie about

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a ghost. Wiring saying the title
John because I don't want to summon this

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particular spirit. But the title of
the sequel to the original film. According

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to the instagram for the movie,
the new title is Beetlejuice. Beetlejuice.

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So you're not tricking me into saying
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that. Collider says. Chris Hardwick
has a new gig. I'm a little

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confused by this one. Chris Wall
host up for auction giving viewers previews of

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historic at Disney memorabilia before it's auctioned
off. Okay, that's fine. The

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series will air on the CW app
so it's not even on the CW.

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It's on the cw app. What's
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this podcast? Possibly so for the
four of you, I have five listeners

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for the four of you on the
cw app. Chris Hardwick will host Up

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for Auction February eighth. I'm sure
he's paid better than I am. Eight

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episodes on the cw app taking viewers
to the Disney storage rooms to feast their

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eyes on iconic Disney history. By
the way, right now, I'm having

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a good time hosting this again.
I'm panicked that the audio sucked like it

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did yesterday. Yesterday I felt like
I had my good fastball and then that

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audio being rotten killed me. And
I feel like I have my fastball again

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today. I hope this audio's fine. Stupid zoom. The image is shared

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by Collider include shots of notable Disney
memorabilia, including a vintage Dumbo ride car

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and an old timey Disney mapp.
Other items include a nineteen fifties Peter Pan

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ride vehicle, a nineteen seventies Haunted
Mansion stretching portrait, and an animatronic from

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the It's a Small World attraction.
Holy O, how I got six stories

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left? We're not doing six more
sketch Fest. What you guys got first

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today? Oh my goodness, I
forgot it's a Friday. There's like nine

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billion shows. All right, we
might be here for an hour. Gary

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Meself a soda, seven o'clock,
The Ground Links, Improvised Shakespeare. That's

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a different show. Facial Recognition comedy. What's this? Nationally touring stand up

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show featuring female identifying performers of Manasa, which is Middle Eastern, North African

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and South Asian descent. The show
was created as a response to tokenism and

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underrepresentation and entertainment. That's my kind
of show. I like seeing different shows.

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Also at seven Fake Ted Talks,
Adam Savage, Amy Schneider, Guy

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Brainham, Jonathan Colton, Matt Bronger, and some others. That could be

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good. The Crossword Show with Zach
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Mario Toby with Paul F. Tompkins. That's a lot of picks for

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seven will come back, nine thirty
Asian af and there are there's so many

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comedians I can't count out loud.
It looks like fifteen, sixteen or seventeen

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comedians. I'm gonna make it go
to that nine forty five Hot Sets with

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Sam Clark and Veronica kwai Kowski,
Fake Ted Talks, and Riotopia with Paula

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Tompkins. All right, early show, let's do facial recognition comedy, and

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then at nine point thirty, let's
do Asian af Right. So tonight we're

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gonna see like twenty five comedians,
none of whom we've seen before. And

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that's my approach to a comedy festival. If you're in New Jersey, Ramy

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Yusef is taping his new special tonight, White Eagle Hall and Jersey City.

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This will eventually wind up on HBO
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is your comedy news for today. If

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If you want to throw some coffee
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coffee at me. Just throw the
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not to spill it. See tomorrow