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Mac idiot with your daily comedy news. If you listened last week, you
heard me a couple of times saying I was siphoning off stories, sleeping some
stories, making the podcast a little bit shorter to make sure I had enough
for the holiday weekend. So on Friday, I sat down to record the
entire weekend, gave myself the weekend off, and I finished recording Sunday.
And then I scrolled up in my little document. I used that as all
the news stories, and I found a second complete file with a script for
Sunday. I had two full shows Sunday, so now I have it's out
of leftovers. I guess a good problem to having a holiday weekend, right,
yes. Hi. Jim Norton spoke to Forbes about his marriage to Nicki.
Nicki is a twenty six year old trans woman from Norway. Jim Norton
is fifty five, and they get along just great. They recently launched a
YouTube channel called Nicky and Jim and Ikki. They upload content that captures moments
to their life. Jim told Forbes the most important thing is that people actually
like it for what it is, which is just two people showing you the
piece of their lives. I'm not trying to convince people politically to do this,
do that. We don't care. We just want them to judge us
on watching us and whether they like it or not, and just what they're
seeing. I know Norton in real life. He's pretty soft spoken, thoughtful.
You know, he could turn it on and do the Norton Act in
a second. And he's naturally funny. But you know, if you see
him in the hallway and say, hey, Jim, hey this easy going
guy. Do Jim and Nicky see kids in their future? Jim says,
we're working on a dog. Nicky shares that she wants children, especially a
daughter. You can see the chemistry here. She says, I think it's
weird if I picture myself being fifty with no kids, that's very weird.
But then you're gonna be eighty. Jim laugh said her joke and says he'd
get a dog if NICKI will walk in. Nicky says, I'll walk in.
I'm so ready for a dog because I don't have a job. If
anything, the dog's gonna be my purpose. Jim says, She makes me
laugh, even if she's cranky. I definitely marry the right person. You
don't see married couples like us where one partner is transgender and the other is
not. It's the same. We fight about the same, It's not this
earth shattering different thing. Nickcky has read her DMS and says, I don't
feel as offended as I thought it would be. Most people like, you're
a man. You're not gonna tell me I look ugly. I think they
know that I look on and not to be on my high horse. That's
reality, and they don't have a lot to attack me on. They were
on vacation in Vancouver. Vancouver is awesome if you've never been, Like,
I love Vancouver. I wanted to move there and buy. There's this bike
shop right across from Stanley Park. He's it called, Yes Stanley Park.
There's this bike stopped there. I rented a bike out of there. I'm
like, I just want to come and buy this business and just make this
my life. Rent bikes to Taurus is so beautiful. Jim got down on
one knee with a ring. Norton said, I wanted to be more traditional
because so much about our life is untraditional. If you want to understand Jim
Norton in real life, that sentence right there, that's Jim Norton. Also
Jim Norton in real life. This next second, then I have a photo
of her two hours later vomiting into a bucket. She's got food poisoning or
something. You realize who you just said yes to and you threw up.
Joe Coy he released a trailer for his upcoming special. I can't blame it
for you because he doesn't more than two words without an F bomb. I
got into this a little bit late last week, the whole working clean thing,
like I got no problem with you working naughty. I got no problem
with you working square words. But if you play this Joecoy trailer, and
again, I can't play it for you because it's like, uh yeah,
So I went to the bleeping store and I talked to the bleeping store clerk
about the bleepin potato chips, And he doesn't need to do it. It
doesn't add to the material at all. It's just during in F bombs for
no reason. You know those people that just throw them in like left and
right. Unbelieve me in real life when I'm not doing this, I swear
like a sailor, especially while driving a car. If you want to know
what it's like to be if you want to know what it's like to be
in the car with me, should I just pull the audio one of my
favorite clips. This is Dennis Reynolds from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia driving one
hundred percent me. Let's listen. Oh, merge, merge, come on,
you seize the goddamn get. People are so goddamn it efficient. We
got a damn it. I caurf you're all, says the gap, You
all fat bretch not letting you intag. Wanta shot to work? Be like,
where is the foot all of you? Because I have just stud the
night flo who causes all that happen? Come on, what's your plan?
Huh? Two miles an hour? There you go? Oh god it,
here's your secondal you cow. So yeah, that's me, including all the
gds, uh, including screaming at the top of my voice, except I
throw in more F bombs. All right, So Joe cooy, I get
it. But you know, I somehow figure out how to do this podcast
without dropping in an F bomb. That'll be on Netflix. It's June fourth,
you don't know who Joe Cooy is. He's uh. Some call him
an insult comic because he listen to this. He went after Taylor Swift ones.
This was vicious. As you know. We came on after a football
doubleheader. H the big difference between the Golden Globes and the NFL. On
the Golden Globes, we have fewer shots of Taylor Swift. I swear Taylor
did not deserve that. Joe Cooy Jim Jefferies, this is one of the
stories I tell you always holding on to before I realized, oh, you
have one podcast script, too many, too many stories. He was talking
to The Daily Mail about being heckled. He's been punched twice by heckler's.
Jim says he's not the best at dealing with them. Jim tells us if
you google Jim Jeffries punched, you'll see what people do with me when they
heckle. I've actually been punched on stage twice, but it's only been caught
on film once. One of the ways you can pot the show is you
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you throw a couple bucks in the tip jar, you gotta drive right past
the National Donut Chain and hit the smoothie place, and boy, these are
yummy. David Letterman announce the next two guests on what is his show called?
My Next Guess is right? Isn't that what it's called? Whatever?
The Netflix thing? Miley Cyrus and Charles Barkley. David Letterman's show on Netflix
returns June twelfth. The Guardian spoke to Toronto comedian Chris Moose and they said
Chris Moose is a comedic force to be reckoned with. Moose blends personal anecdotes
with sharp wit to create humor that resonates with audiences far and wide. So
he tells anecdotes with wit that connects with audiences. So that's both Dave Chappelle
and Jim Gaffigan and Dimitri Martin and me. Drawing inspiration from the quirks of
everyday life. He brings laughter the Forefront Guardian. You're gonna have to try
harder, Chris. How would you describe your comedy style? All right,
Chris says, I guess I'd say that I'm funny. I try to model
my jokes after my lived experiences so that they're more relatable to people. I
like to acknowledge the weirdness of my life and experiences and then embellish on that.
Wait, I'm not here to bash on, Chris Moose. I didn't
read this in advance. If you listen, you know I never read these
in advance. I just kind of put them there so I can react to
them. Wait, so, Chris Moose, you get up on stage and
you tell a story based in truth and you exaggerate it for humor. Is
that what it is? Let me guess. Then you joke about some other
things, and then you know, unexpectedly a few minutes later, you'll go
back to the first thing. Right, is that it? I could graft
this for you. I've seen this. I like technology, the weirdness of
my life and experiences, then embellish on that. I think by finding faults
and weirdness in my own life and telling stories and jokes about that makes it
easier for the audience to connect and laugh at me. Who are your influences?
He says, his family, my dad, my uncle. But it's
only until I was in university that I figured out the easiest way to make
people laugh was talking about lived experiences and embellishing them, which I picked up
from watching Kevin Hart and John Mulaney. Who's your favorite comedian right now?
I've taken a lot of inspiration from Kevin Hart, Dave Chappelle, Sebastian Maniscalco,
John Mulaney, and I've been watching Angelo Shirukas, Trevor Wallace, and
Jeff Rcurrie. If I had to pick a favorite, I'd have to say
Dave Chappelle, what's your pre show ritual? I question everything before I go
on stage. Then when I get up there, I hit the autopilot button.
I feel like a different person I'm on stage. It's one of the
best feelings I've ever experienced, but I still get nervous every time. I
also drink a coke sometimes. I love this article all right, This next
one will be my last story of the day, it is major spoilers for
the new season of Hacks, So if you don't want to be spoiled,
bail okay spoilers for Hacks in three two one, it was inevitable spoiler that
Debora Vance was going to flirt with cancelation, so when it finally happened in
season three, it is not surprising you were warned. Executive producer Jan Statsky
told the rap the stand up comedy part of the show has always been something
that we work on really hard. It's a group effort. It's something we
think about and loose some sleep. In one of the episodes this season,
again at major spoilers, a video starts the surface of Deborah's more controversial material
over the decades. She was supposed to be going to Berkeley to accept an
honorary doctorate. The college students start protesting. Wow, good timing by the
writers on this. Executive producer Paul W. Downs tells the rap was really
complicated because we wanted to both show jokes that in the context of their time,
would have happened and would have potentially worked, but also didn't age well.
We were really conscientious of not trying any material that was really inflammatory or
really offensive. Some of the jokes include spoilers, including a Spanish to English
dictionary at the US Mexico border, calling dyslexia lystexia, and saying that Anita
Hill should be drinking diet coke. Google that one. If you don't get
that one, let me just read it here. Back in the nineteen nineties,
Hill publicly accused Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas of sexually assaulting her. A
buzzy point of the hearing was Hill were counting a time when Thomas asked her
who put a pubic hair in his coke. Downs noted the joke was very
specific and about the time it was a very very delicate needled thread. This
is well thought out by the writers. I like that show a lot.
Another one of the staffers said, if a scene calls for a broad joke,
anything goes as long as in Deborah's voice, and it largely respects Ava's
view that comedy should never punch down. They say, let's just generate a
ton of jokes and go with what's the funniest. Other times, a scene
calls for a specific joke, and just because a Debora joke makes its way
into the script. It doesn't mean it's going to make the final cut downs,
says, we see how Gene takes it on. We try and adjust
the punch line or take a couple words out to try a whole new thing.
Those are the things we have to evolve constantly. This is really good
stuff. The season thirty finale of Hacks Thursday, May thirtieth. That's this
week, and that is your comedy news for today. I'm going to join
my smoothie here again. I'm shaking it for some reason. You'll just have
to believe me that I am here. I'll top the mic again. It's
in my hand, you hear it. But smoothies don't make sound. See
you tomorrow.