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Alex Ramundo is in the studio with
us a couple of news and notes at

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the top of the hour. Kentucky
primary was yesterday, very low turnout.

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Everything kind of worked out the way
everybody thought it was gonna be. I

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think less than fifteen percent turnout,
which is actually horrific, but not that

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horrific for a primary. Everyone there
is talking about did you vote? You

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voted? I did, and I'm
not a citizen because you're gonna get people

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on this ta I know you should
be. I'm mad about it too,

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everybody. I had to make the
yoke though, what was that Mexican on

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there and making fun of the voter. The lead story, though not the

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election, is the Krispy Kreme on
Bargetown Road burned in the ground. This

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guy tried to light a menu on
fire. That didn't go well. They

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kicked him out. He lit a
bottle on fire, threw it at the

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window, didn't work out, and
he threw it on the roof and then

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that was it. Everyone. The
good news is everyone is out and safe.

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The bad news is we don't get
hisbek Gridam Dolonos for weeks and now

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it's going to be extra crispy no, there's no doubt. Crispy Crispy Extra

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Crispy creep cream donuts. It's the
reason I couldn't bring a lighter for your

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birthday cake. The you look like
the suspect. And somehow they're keeping this

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stupid golf story going. They're looking
at video from the comes out today,

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the telephone poll mayors scene, Yes, the mayor's scene. It goes come

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to your own conclusions. He is
not making a decision, mister may right,

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so then you were in charge.
They're also going to look at that

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special group they put together after the
last whatever. They're going to look at

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what happened in the procedures. I
was gone hearing all this. The first

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I heard of this news was in
the uber from the airport Louisville back to

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my home morning, and I'm like, hey, did you hear the And

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I'm talking to the guy that the
uber, the lift driver, for give

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me story. I was in Hollywood. I was busy, you know.

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Yeah. The Veal's luck is it's
not the hundredth ranked golfer. It's the

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number one ranker, number one golf
number one. Here's when I first heard

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of A friend of mine said,
you might want to send this guy a

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bottle of number one, And I
was like, yeah, and then I

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read the story and went Tony text
me that morning the screenshot it said,

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uh, Scotty Scheffler arrest and it
shows him getting a handcuffs. I'm like,

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hell, Scotty Scheffler. He's the
number one golfer in the world and

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number two on the leader board for
the PGA Championship in Louisville. Okay,

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Dash high schoosed to have just ran
from him, right, I'm sorry,

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he just ran from the This is
the explanation I've gotten from several people within

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all right, and it makes total
sense that there was two officers. One

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of them identified him as a player
and was going to move him on forward.

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But before that happened, one did
not identify him as a player and

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was telling him to stop. So
he was getting mixed signals. Okay,

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is that a joke. It's also
no stop. No, it's also pouring

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down rain, it's dark the city. The traffic was backed up by miscommunication,

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and there's a dead person, poor
dead man. Do that He didn't

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do that part? Right? No, No, he didn't obey traffic instruction.

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There's the charge well he did,
and he did. From what I'm

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understanding, I don't know this.
This is just people have told me this,

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and I've heard it several times from
credible sources, that they had mixed

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signals between two officers, one officers
city it was okay to go, one

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officer, city didn't. And that
happens at I get it. Walk through

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to the segment of Catching Alex Romande. No kidding, Okay, all right,

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problem in school? Right? What
happened on the second day? Okay,

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but listen real quick. I used
to have a teacher at Dawes and

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you'd ask him, you say,
mister, I'm just say blank, mister

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blank, why did Abraham Lincoln go
to Ford Theater that night? And he

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would stop and he would go,
Okay, The question were why did abrahad?

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So the question were, Alex,
have you ever thought about getting into

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acting? That question was was asked
of you. I've been a but you've

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been on movies. I've been I've
probably been a part of six or seven

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film projects, you know, small
ones. Uh. And there's a brand

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new one out right now on Hulu
called The Best Man And I'm the first

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guy to die. What the hell? Man? O no, I gotta

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tell you this. This is this
is kind of cool how this happened because

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making, by the way, making
movies is a totally different thing than doing

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stand up. But it's a lot
of fun. It's it's a lot of

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waiting, but it's it's a creative
process. And I dig it. But

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this, this movie is written and
directed by a guy pulled his name up.

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His name is Shane Dax Taylor,
and his brother is a little Villion

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and they own Pierce Distillery, a
Burban And here's how, here's how I'm

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in the movie. A guy named
Matt Richard that owns Digital e FX here

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in Louisville. I know Matt.
Matt says, Hey, I know this

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guy. He's got a movie and
they're looking to put a tequila in the

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movie. And I told him about
yours. Here's his number I call.

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I talked to Shane Dax Taylor.
He says, blah blah blah, my

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brother's got a bourbon and we're gonna
put tequila. He goes, we're sending

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you bottles to Riodoso, New Mexico. Perfect And I said, when is

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that? He said, next week. I'm in I'm in Cabo at the

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time, and I said, I
fly home to Rio Doso next weekend.

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He goes, you want to be
in my movie? So I'm in the

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movie Number one thin Quila's in the
movie. I get a credit at the

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end with my photo. It's all
right, look, just turned out to

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be cool, Okay. But making
movies is fun, That's what I'm saying.

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But you've never wanted to do like
a breakout role. So many comedians

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becomes I think, well, there's
a lot of projects that are written specifically

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for people, right, so they're
like, oh, this Alex Romundo character

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that it's Alex Romundo, but you're
not ugly. Check this out because you're

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talking about that. This is photo
of me, my feet and the star

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on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and
the name is Kati Hurrado and that is

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my mother's aunt. Oh wow,
And I just happened to be strolling Hollywood.

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I came and why she have a
star on the hall because she was

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a big film star in Mexico.
Came over in the forties. Yeah,

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yeah, fifties and started doing films
here, acted with Gary Cooper. You're

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leading me down to the other path, John Wayne. She was married to

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Ernest borgnine, turns out, your
eyebrows turns out, turns up, and

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chicks in my family like dorky white
guys. All right, all right,

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So my aunt married Ernest, my
sister married ron. I tell what is

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it with my ladies and my family? Why you'd be if you weren't married,

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be welcome at my family. Some
of the best actors ever started as

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comedians. No, without questions,
she wasn't a comedian. But but I

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love to do something right, That's
what I'm saying. So what was some

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of the the wife? Man?
Everybody watching a movie the way this has

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been years ago. The wife and
I were watching a movie. Was an

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action movie on Netflix. Man,
it was really good, but I keep

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on seeing the bad guy with number
one extra and I'm saying it was placed.

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What was the movie? An?
What was that movie? It was

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called Peppermint. Oh it was Jennifer
Garter and she Kentucky girl. No,

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that's you ever, Lawrence, you're
thinking about Okay, but but this is

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a badass movie. It's a great
movie. She's great, she's a It

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goes crazy and so does the tequila
pay for the product placement or no?

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No? And we were in a
star is born, not me. The

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the number one tequila was he did
plenty of drinking. Yeah that movie in

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the scene where he's they're at their
house drinking and they showed the liquor cart.

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Yeah, yeah, you get it. You get shot a number one

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tequila. Our bottle gets picked because
of the way it looks. Yes,

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never paid anything. Here's the thing. Here's the page, and here's the

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thing. Here's the thing about this
bottle. And this is if you come

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over my house, you know this
to be the truth. It's part of

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your decorations. Is serious. Is
part of the decorator, part of the

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core, part of our the core
on the first floor. And I look,

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and I get more comments on that. Wow it looks beautiful. But

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I can't. I can't throw these
damn bottles away. All right, So

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they are forty five minutes into legedly
sipping on tequila here coming up on an

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hour. This is I'm trying to
get the reins in, trying to rain

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in, uh where I can see
who I've seen these two before, and

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I'm like, all right, I
gotta get control. I go to get

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control of what's happening here. Okay, see, by the way, see

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Alex remember this Friday. Come on
and have a drink with me to thank

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you. Mister G's once you'll only
eight o'clock and let's do some new mister

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G's, the new, all improved, right, yeah, let's do some

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stories. Matthew Perry's death is now
under investigation, not only by DEA but

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also US Postal Service. They're looking
to try to trace the source of ketamine

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that led to his overdose last October. He was found unresponsive in his hot

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tub, and investigation began after a
toxicology collogy report indicated the ketamine was not

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from his prescription, as suggested he
may have gotten on the black market.

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Kennemine is a legal, legal drug
that they give depressed if prescribed prescribe outs

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okay, all right, So they're
looking at people that were shipping him masses

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of amounts. Isn't it also amal
that what he ingested it ingested? But

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isn't it also an animal tranquilizer?
I thought it was No, I am

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from understand Uh. Hell, there
is a company in Louisville, in the

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DuPont area that does that. The
drip, the ketamine drip is for it's

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replacing a lot of anti depressants.
What I heard, That's what I heard.

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Speaking of Matthew Perry, Courtney Cox
says that she is still hanging out

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with Matthew Perry seven months after his
death. She was appearing on a CBA.

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She was peering on a CBS Sunday
Morning Talks. I thought she was

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just inner exic. If you're a
star, if you're a star and have

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a drug issue, tear out all
their bathtubs and hot tubs, right,

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you know we'd have Whitney Houston around, right we have? That was their

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hot tubs out. I love my
hot tub. It's the only one covered,

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my Southern comfort hot tub. It's'
been in my yard less than a

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year, and I gotta tell you
something, I love it. You know

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what I love the most about it. It's the only hot tub I've never

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peed in. And I've been to
your house going, I know you you're

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a big boy. I once I
once saw a a Pauls said bathtubs too.

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Houston's zero because and her daughter and
daughter. That's really sad and tasteless.

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Thank you. I just saw the
joke. He died. He did

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died the same way. He just
slipped under the water. Yeah, over

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He's not really overdose. He just
passed out and then slipped under the water

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and drowned basically. Right. So, while on CBS is Sunday Morning,

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Courtney Cox, the Friends star,
said that, yeah, Matthew Perry still

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visits me frequently. Uh. She
went on to say that she also uh

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talks to a distant relatives as well. When you have to go, Okay,

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Courtney Cox, is Matthew Perry in
this room with us? Now?

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I think some people grieve so hard
that they manifest that that situation, And

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I think I think she needs someone
to go. Let's look at your talking

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points before you go into show.
IM want to out number three. She's

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been a celebrit since she was like
sixteen or something. Crazy, man,

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she did those remember the Afternoon The
Networks had like afternoon after school special movies.

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She was in those things really yeah
yeah, and then she danced.

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Yeah. She was the girl that
got the Springsteen pool in the dark ye

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yeah. And she was also in
a movie called Shaving Ryan's Privates had a

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really good movie. No It's true, what's the who do we have here?

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When we come back really in the
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stay undefeated? Find out it's rady
to eight forty whas? All right,

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Just to tell you make sure you
hear on top of things. Alex Romando

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This Friday at the all New Mister
G's Number one show, they tore down

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a wall. They're like, what's
behind this wall and they'll knock it down.

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And there was a couple of dead
bodies and some money. They got

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rid of those. They cleaned all
that out. Yeah, swept the place

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at least right. Yes, yes, they put some brass and glass and

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mirrors in and make it look like
a strip club. But it's fantastic.

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And that's where these new concerts and
comedy shows are going to happen. And

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Friday, are you uh? This
is this the debut, this is the

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second comedy show. And there's all
we've already scheduled next month and the next

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month, so it's a third usually
the third Friday of the month, usually

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show up. What's the ticket price? And ticket price is twenty five dollars

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sold out, and it's and it's
we're really close to getting sold out,

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and and it's you can go online
Alexcomedy dot com. Get your tickets now.

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And we started eight thirty. Probably
we'll wait till late forty five because

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of it's your birthday. It's we're
celebrating my birthday. Wait until the sun

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goes down. Come drink wine with
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forty Doneah, how are you?
It's your birthday, birthday. We're going

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to party like it's your birthday,
birthday, it's your birthday. Whoop woop

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ah right away. Yeah, happy
birthday to Jackie Venetti. If you if

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you're not gonna wait your wife a
birthday, have your bday birthday, sure

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as hell will man look on And
I wrote a beautiful tribute to her.

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But the one thing you didn't put
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no, no, remember she married
me twice. We got fully divorced

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ten years ago, or so I
got been married two years later, Survivor

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Jack it was fifteen years. Like, if you're listening, I'll bring your

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birthday bonus to you about three o'clock. Baby. Well, the one time

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I will say, I will say
the kids were in high school, last

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grade school, and I was doing
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like, what am I forgetting?
I remember that? And I looked down

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at my calendar and I was like
May twenty second. I was like,

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what is today? And then that
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went in during I said. So
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forgot mom's birthday, like we went
through breakfast we ate breakfast, people got

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their books together, went off to
school, and I said, we forgotten.

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She goes, who's we? She
goes, I'm a kid? Yeah,

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And I was like, damn,
I'm mo, what a lie?

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Who's wee? I was like,
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Who's we? All right, let's
doing in the years here? I

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have picked the year? All right? So these songs were on top of

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the charty sixties. This night,
you're leading, I got it, man,

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answer Dave's out with that butt surgery. Rick is in two and one

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at this game. We are seven
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going to keep it going ricks with
us? So I picked say sixties.

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Don't say sixties. Don't say sixties. It's sixties. Those boosts were made

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for walking one of these when years
the wreck? You got it already,

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nineteen sixties. You keep saying you
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Her dad was a singer to the
people. Don't know it's true, had

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the name of Skates. Her father
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the students, I think it was
Dan Sinatra. Dan said something right,

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Fred Fred Sinatra. It was Fred. Yeah, her dad was named

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Fred Sinatra. I thought it was
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somewhere in the city. Now summer
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It doesn't seem to be a shadow
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after are walking on the subway.
We say, sixty six, nineteen sixty

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six. Okay, I'm just not
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I'm I'm trying not to sabotage you, like Jean tries to sabotage.

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No, usually rick is like rain
Man hullo. Yes. That was produced

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June seventh, nineteen sixty five,
but then re released nineties. Yes.

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Yeah, that was on the Kama
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the Kama Sutra, I did page
thirty four and I threw my back out,

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all right. So when I leave
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the Spotify that I'm gonna put the
sixties. I'm digging this vibe right,

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sixty six. I've never hearing the
sixties. Was happy? All right,

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I'm taking up. She's getting me
exitis, all right, be happy?

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Oh, Ricky, h we are
seven and oh make it eight? No,

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what's the year hit it wreck?
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Baby six, I'm one o your
songs, other songs, wild Thing,

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I'm a believer, Hanky Panky,
when a man loves a woman,

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What's a House? And good Loving
all songs from nineteen sixty six, good

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seven? All right my phone.
Now, I'll keep the good vibrations on

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underneath you, baby, Yeah,
and you're going to do the Bloomberg Money

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Report. How did we come out
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yeah, we don't really have too
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markets are platt right now. We
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video's earnings and that will give us
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is going on with artificial intelligence.
But still, traders are jittery that inflationary

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pressures could keep interest rates higher for
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Doubt, it's up just six points, but shares of target tumbling. This

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morning, a key measure of sales
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With the news radio eight forty wha
s Bloomberg Money report on Courtney Donahoe.

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Wow, I don't know, Rick, Okay, it was such a good

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looking gup. This is the eighties
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It was Radio eight forty w h
A S. That's Tony Vinetti.

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I'm Dwight Whitting, Comedian Alex ray
Mundo. See him Friday speak American?

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Where Friday mister, and I want
to do the eyes closed. Don't don't

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do that. I'm looking. I
wanted my eyes closed, and I go

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question, are you the most famous
Mexican Louisvillian Mexican? Well that's a good

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that's a great question. I felt
like Barbara Walters. Yes, yeah,

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I don't knows. Anthony Lamas he
was he won Iron Chef. I think

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it was his. Uh tell me, come on, Jeff, guys,

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you know that's all a Mexican cook. Wow, I might, I guess

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I know you are look at me, blessing the most I just got Listen,

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we lower the bar and you take
it. Damn it right low.

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So I'm just saying I think that
Moniker should be put on you the most

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promo Mexican, and we need to
get you out the side of it,

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this Mexican guy. You know what, when I first moved to this town,

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and and I love Louisville. By
the way, everybody, I'm a

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Texas boy, but I love that
here. I have not I have aspirations

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of one of those Alexes Louisville.
Of course, you know if number one

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blows up, you know, and
I get to you know, I've had

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multiple stand up specials on what Comedy
Central was the best to me? You

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know, Showtime, did HBO with
P Diddy? Yeah? Always, I

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didn't go to a strike that from
the But I'm just saying, so part

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of that, Louisville, you got
to come up with the ten grand.

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I think it's ten grand for the
posters me and you get the poster store.

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It's ten thousand dollars to buy.
And then you've got to get a

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building that says you could put it
on our Okay it what really? That's

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about it. There's snow committee.
So I can you You're damn right you

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can't. It's ten thousand dollars.
I know when we raised it for Milton

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Mets and they put it next to
the Starks built not Starks building is down

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here. So ten grand an abandoned
building, I got it, got it

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right, We got hey, listen, we got plenty. I wonder I'll

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find those je Hello, Hello,
is this on you put the Mexican on

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the abandoned building. So I said, I think you and I should be

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at Barono's third Market. Oh absolutely, I mean I got to be on

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the other side. You know what, I'm gonna start to go fund me

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right now for that ten grand for
you. You're the most famous Mexican.

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Will do both of the building.
Diversity wrote, No, we go over

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will wolfrids just to piss y.
I don't think Will cares. He has

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a post. He does not care. He cares. He chose how to

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drive, he chose a picture of
he his helmet is all he getting to

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see his face. Will Wolf is
about them to be one of the most

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He was the most expensive lineman in
the NFL. I mean he broke the

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guys all kinds of accolades. But
he's as humble as against He's only a

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financially Did you ever do anything in
your career that you wish you wouldn't have

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done? Because uh, evidently Jeff
Daniels was towed by his agent. Absolutely,

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you should not do dumb and dumber. I saw this. So he

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was trying. He was He's said, you know what, I'm trying to

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just kind of expand I like to
do comedy, but he was trying to

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break into serious acting roles as well, and he was doing good at it.

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And that's when he was approached about
the Jim Carrey film Dumb and Dumber.

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His agency is under no circumstances,
no, no, he went farther

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do this. His agent said,
if you do this role, I'm dropping

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you. Good. You need to
lose that guy, no, Carol.

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So Jim Carrey says, look,
I'm going to support you because if you

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do this, though, you gotta
go all the way. No. And

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he is his and he's a great
serious act right, No, No,

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he And the problem that they hit
all of the agents because they don't have

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one, like when you're at that
level. He doesn't have one. He

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have several people that are advising him. And they said, look, Jim

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Carrey at that time was the hot
a comedian savant, Like, here's a

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genius and he's going to wipe the
floor with you in every scene. And

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I think he took it personally.
He was like, you know what,

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and it's the later like he said, it's the best decision he had.

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In addition to whole new generation correct
correct And then so the the restroom scene

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comes up where he gets the laxative
dumped on him and he has the trouble,

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and his representation said, if you
do this scene, you're over.

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You're done in Hollywood. But Jim
Carrey said, look, do it,

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but go in all the way and
go all the top, and you're gonna

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win the crowd. And he did
well, he said. Clint Eastwood walked

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up to him and he said,
he goes the bathroom scene, and he

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thought that he was going to start
righting your embarrassment for what you do.

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He goes, that happened to me
in sixty eight. It was at a

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girlfriend's house. He goes, that's
the funniest scene I've ever seen in my

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life. And he walked away.
So he got a little you know,

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so sometimes five or six chugs of
that laxative, but it's what you think.

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Yeah, those decisions though. He
Blood Work right after that for Clint

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Eastwood, which starred also Paul Rodriguez, which I helped Paul read those lines

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and I wrote a few lines in
that movie. Oh really in Blood Work,

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everybody go check it out. F
Daniels, Clint Eastwood, Paul Rodriguez.

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Huh can I can I do the
line. Yeah, And so the

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line was in Clint east would let
you riff? Uh, you know,

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they're they're being let on this goose
chase by this by this serial killer.

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And and Eastwood says, Paul Rodriguez's
character just wants to wrap it up.

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Deal, you know what else you
need to tea and and he's like,

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hey man, we're getting jerked around
here. And he goes personally, I

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wrote, I like getting jerked around. He said. When he did that,

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Clint Eastwood exploded thee And I said, oh, man, did you

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tell him my road hes? Why
would I do that movie? Hollywood?

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Ye saw that movie. One of
the funniest lines in the movie because Paul

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Regez was his partner in the movie. Yeah, he was his partner in

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the time. Was on the heels
of the Latin Kings and I was touring

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everywhere all Yeah. So you did
after that, you did the Latin Kings

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of Comedy. That was one of
the big things that you did. It

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was you Paul Rodriguez cheats Marion.
I'm Georgia Lopez, Joey Medina, Joey

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Medina, George and Joey is it
harder or easier to play a gigantic arena.

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I gotta think it's easier because it's
a different gear. It's a different

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gear. They're both fun. I'd
be honest with you. I really love

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in the rooms exactly like mister G's
right now, ninety to one hundred and

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sixty. I love it. Is
it tough for work, though, because

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when you go out on a stage
on an arena, if a few people

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are laughing, it gainst contagious in
the entire rea. I guess you got

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to wait a little bit. Do
you have to wait? Yeah? Just

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just let it ride because it's it's
fun. It's it's it's like you know

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what it's like riding a horse or
or the wagon train with six horses.

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You know. Is it terrifying?
Is it terrifying going from Yeah I did

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that with my hands on yet is
it terrifying going from a smaller room and

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like a comedy club and now you're
doing a big arena. I get scared

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every time, no matter what,
do you really do? You shoot the

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great ones? Do? Let's get
scared no matter. Here's why. One

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when no one knew my name,
I wanted to not suck because I wanted

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people to know my name, and
now that people know my name, I

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want to not suck because you know. And so I'm nervous every time before,

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especially in Louisville, because I see
a lot of familiar faces yea,

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and I feel I'm like, oh
man, they've heard me do this or

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that. So I always try to
change the gear of what I'm doing there.

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Mae. Times I'll drive in and
I'm a nervous wreck, and my

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anxiety is through the roof, and
then until Tony talks and then I speak

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myself. The nerves are there,
and that's a lot of time. But

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in thirty years I've been doing this, you know, there's put some more

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pressure on you. Now, Hey, for me, hang on, let's

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put some more pressure on it.
And I say this, this is more

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pressure. And you see, so
most of the time, the people in

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the crowd, this will be the
only time, Like there's a percentage of

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people will see you twice whatever,
if they come back in town. But

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mostly this is the only time that
person and you will have this. They

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will see you live. So there's
more pressure to say. I'm saying that

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by saying this is the only it's
shot, this is your only shot I

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saw, and they're gonna tend they'll
tell all I saw that guy live.

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He was all right, Oh my
god, it was great. You know

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two things. One, the nerves
have to I get nervous every time.

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But the nerves they go away right
when they say please welcome Alex roy Mundo,

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because then they serve me no purpose. And that's me just going hey,

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so I gotta let that part go. But to cure that to this

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day, my kids when they were
when they learned to speak, before I

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walk on a stage, and now
when they walk on the stage, because

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they're both artists, uh, we
look at each other and go, hey,

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don't suck. The only advice we
give each other don't suck. To

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talk about sucking though, I mean, because nobody nobody get my legs out,

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nobody, nobody bats a thousand.
Nobody bats a thousands. So when

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you get out there and you do
a joke and a bombs, is it

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uncomfor? It's horrible? Obviously,
I know, yeah, And I personally

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believe the best thing to do is
recognize it, because that way, that's

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not uncomfortable. Until you get back
on the car and you just go,

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does it throw you off? Though, I mean, does it take a

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while and you get back into the
act. No, I recognize it if

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if I if I'm smart at that
moment, because I've made the wrong choice

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before. But if I'm smart in
the moment, I'll just say, wow,

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that was horrible. You hated that, and they'll go, okay,

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yeah he recognized. But if I
if I sit on it and go,

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oh, that didn't just happen.
But what if you're in a room and

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you say a line and it kills
everywhere. You know, it's a great

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joke, but just pouring insecurities,
you know what for some reason hoping dick

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valid, But really, what about
if this happens? Oh my god,

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you'll you'll figure it all out on
Friday when you do your eight minutes.

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I will yeah, hey on,
I will say this. Kobe Bryant's coach

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said when Kobe was sick like he
would be sick like the flu or whatever,

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and he said, just sit the
night out, and he goes,

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no, no, he goes,
somebody might be here that never will have

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another chance to see me play on
playing tonight. The rest of the team

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and the opposing Another thing that that
Ron and I used to say to each

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other because Ron shows were always you
know, three thousand and more and uh,

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we would look at each other and
say, Hey, someone's birthday,

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someone's anniversary, someone saved up for
this, whatever it is, don't mail

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it in. Don't mail it in. Man, it matters. So a

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few months ago, I was going
through a really tough time and you and

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I and you were You and I
were talking about it, and I said,

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how tough it is to come on? And you got checked at the

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door. And you told me,
you said when you're when you got into

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comedy. Your mother said, good
for you. But there's gonna be times,

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well it's really gonna hurt, and
you're gonna be hurting. You got

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checked at the door. I find
it tough to do that, but I

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do it well. And you know
what your love because of it. Brother.

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People know you're still trying to gonolize
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