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Callaroga shark media. I love this
joke from Seth Meyer. As President Biden

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and former President Trump are said to
face off in two presidential debates. Biden

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is looking forward to laying out his
twenty twenty four agenda, while Trump is

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happy to go somewhere where nobody will
draw him while he sleeps. That is

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great fallon, said Biden. Trump
will meet June twenty seventh on CNN,

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and one of biden debates conditions was
not having an audience, So that explains

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why it's on CNN. Trump agreed
to the debate. He said, I'll

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be there, assuming it's okay with
my parole officer. We are covering all

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of that on the Ballot podcast if
you want to check that one out.

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Oh, another one from Seth Biden
getting Trump to agree to no audiences.

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This is a great joke. Let
me set it up again. It's such

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a good joke. It's well crafted. Biden getting Trump to agree to no

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audiences is like getting a vampire to
fight you at noon on the beach during

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the garlic festival. Really well written. Stephen Colbert with the winner, though,

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imagine Trump with his cut, He's
gonna look like the world's angriest mime.

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Meanwhile, did you see this new
portrait of King Charles. If you

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haven't, just google King Charles portrait. It's epic. It looks like he's

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the devil. It's red, it's
intense, it's great. I wish my

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portrait looked as cool as this one. We're talking about it over in the

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Palace Intrigue podcast. Wow. Two
plugs in the first ninety seconds, John

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Way to cross promote You're welcome other
shows. Desi Leightik hosting the Daily Show.

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We'll talk about Desi in a second. But she had two good ones.

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Obviously, this portrait is a pretty
big departure from other portraits to the

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royal family. For example, Queen
Elizabeth was often painted with her beloved corgies.

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Compare that to Charles, who looks
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once Christy no one was finished with
them. Wow. Now, clearly this

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painting has gotten a lot of negative
feedback, but King Charles swears that he

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loves a portrait, which probably means
that he's having an affair with another portrait

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on the side. Wow's great stuff. Oh I thought that Desi Lightok story

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was in Today's podcast. It's in
Sunday's podcast. Never mind, we're not

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gonna talk about Desi at all.
Here's my quick thought on DESI give her

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the Daily show. That's it not
qualifying at all. I get the whole

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John Stewart thing. Fine. John
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forever. Give the show to Desi. She's the right choice. Why are

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we messing around? Just do it? Give it to her. More of

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that tomorrow because I'm in a bad
mood. Why are you in a bad

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mood? John? Here? Because
it's four o'clock on Friday. Four o'clock

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on Friday. I like to be
hanging out on my deck with a beverage.

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But there were some capers today.
I'm only starting work at four o'clock

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on a Friday, so I'm grouchy. It's not your problem. Nicki Glazer

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was on the whatever hour of the
Today Show. It is when you get

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Hoda and whatever Bush daughter that is
you know that one the like sort of

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Today's show. Nicki was on that
she thinks Tom Brady quotes maybe didn't consider

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the backlash from his family and how
it would affect them. She expressed disbelief

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that Tom Brady wasn't aware what he
was getting into, noting he could have

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prepared by watching, you know,
comedy roosts. Nicky said, I think

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it's kind of a thing you say
after the fact. It's impossible to me

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that he didn't consider that could have
happened. Glazer joked that she thinks Brady

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couldn't take it because no one has
ever said a bad thing to him in

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the past thirty years. I got
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he planned for it. He hadn't
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of jarred him. I don't think
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By the way, zero buzz on
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prestige, I'll use the word prestige
has gone way out. Nicky's been undoing

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press all week. All the press
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which is thirteen days ago. Now
none of it about her special. Oh,

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she's promoting the special and nobody's talking
about the special. Bobby Kelly was

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on I ninety five. DJ Lou
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Robert Kelly said, I'll give you
my rankings. Nicky Glazer one, Tony

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Hinchcliffe two, Drew Bledsoe three,
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then I'd say Kevin Hart stinks.
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wing it. He pulled to Keith
Robinson. He just repeated, Oh wow,

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Nicky, she was great, all
right, Nikki, right too.

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Just read off the teleprompter to write
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You're four to two, we get
it, you're full of jazz.

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I disagree. I thought Kevin Hart
was hilarious. And I have previously questioned

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out loud why we gave Kevin Heart
the Mark Twain Comedy word for prize.

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That's not a sentence. I'm not
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Yeah, I'm not the biggest Kevin
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why are you giving Kevin Hart a
hard time? He did a good job.

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DJ Lew asked, how does it
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like the athletes. I assume those
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other comedians. Is that the deal? Robert Kelly said, Yeah, they

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have about twenty writers that you never
see that are writing jokes. And then

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Jeff Rosco's in and takes the best
one off the top, and then there

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are people writing for Drew Bledsoe.
But here's the thing, it doesn't matter.

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You can write a good joke for
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a little something, if they can't
make it their own, it's gonna stink

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Like Randy Moss and Ben, I
mean Jesus. Ben turned into a crack

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attic halfway through his set. His
lips were sticking to his fake teeth.

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Oh, Ben Affleck is who we're
talking about. I was like, what

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you know what I mean? Isn't
it funny the faked teeth? Figure out

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who he meant? These actors don't
understand. When you're bombing, your mouth

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goes dry and you need a sip
of something. DJ about Tony Inchcliff,

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you mentioned him. I think it
was great too. Yeah, Tony is

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if I were to say anybody,
Jeff is great, the roast Master whatever

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they call him, You know what
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Kelly, you've been calling me for
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who he is. Don't act like
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roast Master. That's what he's known
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master, whatever they call him.
Never heard of the guy who Jeff what?

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Never heard of him? But I
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He knows how to deliver joke.
I don't know if he's gay or bisexual,

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straight, I don't know what he
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Who cares? He's funny, He's
very ripped torn. He is the

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swagger of a Navy seal and a
gay man combined. That's a great combo,

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the tip of the spear in both
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He hammered him. I don't even
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Dave Chappelle controversy always fun from the
sf Gate. The headline Dave Chappelle

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called me out at his surprise at
San Francisco show. Now, I wasn't

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aware of the surprise at San Francisco
show until Friday. I think this one

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happened nine days ago. As you
listened to this podcast, hadn't seen anything

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about Chappelle all week. But at
the surprise show. At the punchline,

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Dan Genteela writes, Dave Chappelle crossed
plenty of lines doing cringy Chinese accents,

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leaning into Jewish stereotypes, and gleefully
yelling LGBTQ slurs. But midway through the

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set, he checked himself and stopped
to joke short pivoting to how hard it

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is to be a celebrity because there's
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peered around at the tightly packed one
hundred and eighty two person audience, saying

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he was gonna find the snitch,
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The night began with a stellar opening
set by Oakland born comic Diude nimi Ar.

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I'm not familiar with dude, whose
pro Palestinian videos let to the cancelation

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of several gigs last November. Then
Chappelle began his fourth and final show of

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this run four surprise shows, How
come wait to hear about these by talking

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about how he got in trouble with
the local news in twenty twenty three for

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a joke about how San Francisco needed
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writer and Chappelle have a bit of
a history here. Oh this is fun.

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Let's keep reading. The local news
was made? Hey, my story

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about the show when viral and was
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most hate mail I've ever received.
They even found me on LinkedIn. It's

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not hard to find somebody on LinkedIn. For example, my name is John

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McDermott. I say Johnny Mack on
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Mack. Even though my name is
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the N into the M so air
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LinkedIn and you type in John McDermott, it's a fairly common name. Once

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you get the McDermott, you get
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probably figure out. Oh, let
me type in what do I know about

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this guy? Let me add the
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That's me So, I don't get
the point if they even found me on

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LinkedIn. No one's on LinkedIn on
a pseudonym. I digress. Meanwhile,

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about forty feet away, I scribbled
down his words in my notebook, suddenly

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terrified that my neighbors would notice and
snitch on the snitch Chapelle didn't seem particularly

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angry about it, though he was
using it as a setup. Next came

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a half hearted sidewalk poop joke,
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Chappelle used a derogatory term. I
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I will paraphrase. Chappelle did something
along the lines of and a hush goes

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over the San Francisco crowd. I
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Dave what he said. Here we
go. Here's the loaded paragraph. For

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those who've been following the past few
years of his career, that line isn't

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that surprising. Chappelle turned heel with
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him widespread combination from the LGBTQ community
and a place on the anti woke Mount

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Rushmore. Oh, anti woke Mount
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I'm curious. Well, here's the
answer. Joe rogan elon Musk,

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Kanye West, and Dave Chappelle.
That's anti woke Mount Rushmore. I feel

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bad for Ricky Gervais. He didn't
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Dan Gentilly writes he relished villain status, leading into his grievances and casting

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himself as an hundred doog, even
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an entire tan in Ohio, a
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an explanation for this price show.
This time, it was an opportunity for

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him to test out new material while
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from Netflix. Chapelle said, I'm
practicing on you. What resulted was more

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of a fireside chat than a typical
stand ups at that's like eighty percent of

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the time you see Dave Chappelle that
he's just kind of hanging out and talking.

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I dropped the g there, queensax, And as is common for many

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comedians these days, he uses a
service called Yonder, which collects attendee cell

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phones. Yeah, Johnny Meck does
not like Yonder. Dave acted a little

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more self aware this time around,
sincerely apologizing halfway through a joke about domestic

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violence to anyone in the room had
experienced it. But he could not stay

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away from the slurs. He'd sneaked
them into unrelated bits dog whistling about his

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old grudges. For such a virtuistic
storyteller, it felt like a lazy move,

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a misdirected misdirection. When discussing our
divided country, he drew the battle

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lines of a civil war as Maga
versus gay slur land, but he said

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in this case he'd likely be on
San Francisco's side. Politics was a recurring

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theme. This is a fascinating article. I didn't realize how deep this was

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gonna be. Dave said, the
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He did not elaborate why the Warren
Gaza was another topic. Chappelle dropped

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in a line about Israel having the
right to defend itself and feeling like the

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best defense is a good offense.
He'd bemoaned the fact that the US is

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sending guns to Israel and food to
Palestine and that the hostages seem to have

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disappeared from the conversation, before pivoting
back to familiar territory. Now I've looked

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ahead. As a joke joke.
Now, if you understand comedy, this

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is just a line. I understand
why people are going to be upset about

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this line. I have critiqued Dave
about this before, but just as a

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joke joke, this is a good
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Dave is talking about how the hostages
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back to familiar territory. His line, if the hostages were transgender, they'd

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be rescued. That's just out of
Dave Chappelle on the persona that he's built

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up, where you know he's going
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in that context, I think that
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of Dave. That's Dave making fun
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Now. I don't know why he's
chosen to become the character, but now

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he's making fun of the character.
One of the bigger laughs was about a

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communist toy store toys arrests for all
of us, but it was followed by

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a distasteful rhyme about Chinese people that
so cliche would barely score a laugh on

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an elementary school playground. Let me
jump in again. This is a workout

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show, right, I mean,
this is what it is. He's trying

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out material. Some stuff didn't fly. That's what this show is. It's

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a workout for such a small show. The crowd wasn't that lively, a

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fact that wasn't lost on Chappelle.
At one point, he playfully said,

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the crowd sucked. He went longer
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before a bartender brought him a beer, which he took as a subtle hint.

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Dave said, I understand then,
joke people, I have a few

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more beers after the show and go
fight some crime. See that's funny,

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too good callback what yourew. The
biggest laughs were nostalgic stories about the origin

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of sketches from his Comedy Central show. Also of note, the Blue Note

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Jazz Festival in NAPA, they announced
the twenty twenty four lineup. Not on

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the lineup this year Dave Chappelle.
Dave was the headliner of the last two

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years. He violated the curfew of
the festival both years. Wow, we

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are long today, all right?
Bump bump, bump, bump, bump,

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bump, bump, bump bump.
Plus I'm in a bad mood.

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Plus I've told you already. It's
almost five o'clock. All right, Sydney

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Comedy Festival. I think tomorrow is
the last day. Yep, this is

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it? All right? Who haven't
we looked at yet? Freddy McManus's show

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is called Remind Me Later. Freddie
McManus is putting on a show about all

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the things he's been putting off.
He's seen the damaged procrastination can do with

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the deadbeat family dogs still living with
mom at home after seventy six k nine

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years. I like one of the
reviews. That review reads as seen opening

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for Jim Jefferies. Theater Thoughts gave
it four and a half stars. A

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non stop barrel of laughs will leave
you with tears in your eyes and a

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giddiness in your step. Grace Jervis's
show is called Oh the Horrors. It's

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our third solo show. Grace will
touch on the themes of establishing independence and

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identity evaluation, loaded with the trademark
whimsical Jervis social commentary continuing to secure her

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place. Is one of the rising
stars of the Australian comedy scene. No

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reviews and Oh, I was gonna
click on Paul Douglas Thirst for the Worst,

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But it says canceled. I wonder
why it was canceled. Well,

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maybe the description tells us this is
what it says for real, you know

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that feeling that makes you just go
f it That that's why it was canceled.

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Uh? What Moore? The very
last box on the grid all right,

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Xavier Mishalides, I'm counting on you. His show is called Xavier is

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a massive tool. The Harold Son
gave it five stars. The enthusiast great

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Name says, hugely impressive with creativity
and wit to burn. Chortle says Mitchelides

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isn't just a larger than life character
actor in the mold of Matt Lucas,

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He's a more than useful writer,
too interesting. All right, Sydney Comedy

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Festival bookmark delete and with that I
get a fraction of memory back in my

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computer. Ugh, how is this
podcast so long? Today? I didn't

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expect to talk about hell for ten
minutes and plan this? All right,

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I'll be back tomorrow. Normally I
record the weekend all at once, but

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it's four seventeen on Friday afternoon,
and I just want to be done,

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and I got some work to do, all right, I know, poor

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me podcasting the basement life is so
hard. Shut up, Johnny Maxy Tomorrow