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Speaker 1: Callaroga Shark Media Hire. There, I'm Johnny Mack with your

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daily comedy news, daily briefing on stand up comedy, comedians

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and the comedy industry. A sentence the algorithm loves. The

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Netflix is a joke comedy festival kicks off in Los Angeles.

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The LA Times has a lot of coverage of it,

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and in the La Times, Nate Jackson writes, the LA

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comedy scene has never been just one thing. Sure, we're

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home to some of the best comedy clubs and comedians

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of the world, legendary improv troops. We've got them, podcasts

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at Center, We're drowning in them. When it comes to

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variety shows, drag brunches and clowns, Our Town is top tier.

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Yet still at some point even the most omnivorous comedy

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fan can hit a wall when it comes to looking

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for new things in this city to laugh about. Thankfully,

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every other year for the last six years, the Netflix

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is a Joke Festival and Jack's LA with a large

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doseph discovery. Tracy Pacosta is Netflix is head of comedy

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until the La Times being able to put groups of

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people together or talent that's doing this for so long,

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I think that's what makes the festival great. The change

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this year is the festival is one week, not two weeks.

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It'll go through Sunday. Eliza Schlessinger said, we have so

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many opportunities for comics to showcase themselves, and we have

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such unique voices here in LA and there's such diversity.

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It's a chance to see all your favorite comics in

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one place and then about five hundred other comics. It

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might not be great for your brick pads or your

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traffic time, but there's a lot going on. Sheng Wang

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till the La Times. There's a lot of smaller shows

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around town that are also listed as part of the festival.

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I like doing those rooms to just practice and get reps.

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But it's cool that they're partnering with the festival so

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they can kind of build a profile for themselves. Let's

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go at Cotska called the festival comedy Coachellaunge said, for me,

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it was the alt rooms that helped me grow because

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you know, everyone has different energies and backgrounds and backstories.

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I'm not someone that could start at a comedy club.

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My personality doesn't allow for it. The seven day festival

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has three hundred and fifty shows. Tracy Pocosta from Netflix said,

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I think it sort of goes back to wanting to

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be in business with incredibly talented people, and a lot

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of comics were talking about Louis Ck and what he

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was putting out recently. In order to make sure that

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we have the best and most variety on service, having

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him perform at the festival and then ultimately launching a

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special on Netflix, it gives members the opportunity to see

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if they want to. When we're getting the talent we're

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working with that, we have a lot of respect for

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how great he is and how he's doing this. Again,

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it's like, Okay, we want to be able to give

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people the choice to see it. I'm not going to

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editorialize here, but I suspect some people will have some

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commentary on Tracy's comment. Case you, I don't know what

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I'm talking about. Google, Louis Ck canceled. We learn here

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that otsgo at Kontska plans to shoot her next special

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in LA later this year. I saw that show a

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month ago already, that show's ready to go. It's very strong.

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Eliza Slessinger said. Comedy wanees and it waxes and right now.

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It's just everywhere. People you've never heard of are micro famous.

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They've got a billion followers, they make a jillion dollars.

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You've never heard of them. And the festival is great

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because it keeps growing, so there's more opportunities for that

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audience to find you. Some of the shows the La

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Times is excited about. They have a whole list. I'll

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pick at it day by day, but they're excited. Tonight

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at seven pm, Ralph Barbosa, who they remind us, garnered

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viral fame by being distant, then apologized to by George Lopez,

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who didn't know who he was at the time. We

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are told Barbosa heads to the Orpheum with a newfound

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spark of energy and attitude on stage, adding some spice

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to his naturally laid back style. The Al Times also

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suggests you had to Dynasty Typewriter at nine thirty tonight.

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Mike Ward might not be a household name in La yet,

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but he is widely respected in the comedy world for

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pushing boundaries. Known for dork, irreverent and unfiltered stand up.

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His joke related legal case reached the Supreme Court in Canada,

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which ruled in his favor in twenty twenty one. I

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remember that The Only Times also suggests that the Comedy

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Store at eight o'clock in the belly room, it's Timmy

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no breaks. You may know Timmy from kil Tony. If not,

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think confident, unpredictable and hilarious improv at its finest. We

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are told his signature line boom Roasted, turns a typical

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one minute set on Kiltny into a full night of

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NonStop energy. I think that's also my son's cat. I

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wonder if they're the same person. Godfrey is at the

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Ice House at nine forty five. Let's take a look

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at the Johnny Mack version of the list. Have got

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the schedule up here, and they have things in chronological order,

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which is my favorite type of schedule to have people post.

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Other comedy festivals please take note of this. Let's see

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what we've got going on tonight. Shane Gillison Friends at

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the Hollywood Bowl eight o'clock. That seems like a big deal.

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Tell you though, as I recorded this sentence around twelve

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forty five pm on Friday afternoon, plenty of tickets available

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for Shane Gillis and Friends at the Hollywood Bowl. You

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could get in for fifty nine to thirty plus fees,

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kind of surprising six o'clock at the Saban Theater. It's

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Rushmore with special guests Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld. One

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of the shows I wanted to go see and one

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of the few shows on the website that actually says

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sold out is Kunk in Conversation with Diane Morgan and

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Charlie Brooker. That would have been one of the shows

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that would have gotten me to go out there. And

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as I mentioned earlier on the podcast and not earlier

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today in a different episode, the issue there was some

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of the stuff I wanted to see was like tonight

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and then fly to the Concords a Sunday, and just

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everything about going to LA for like a full week

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during finals week so my daughter can't even hang out

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with me, six seven, eight days of hotels car. I

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was just like, I'm not doing it, doubly so without credentials.

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These Netflix people, I know, I suck. I'm a loser

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in the basement. I reached out to Robbie Praul on LinkedIn,

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didn't hear back. That's fine. Tried going through the front

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door to the publicists. You get nothing back. Tried going

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through the back door to the publicists, you get nothing back.

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I had my publicist reach out. This was impenetrable, so

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you know, eight days. I'm not looking for freebies, but

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you know, just having the proper information about this stuff

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makes this all easier. So thumbs down to the Netflix folks.

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super easy to work with, Get right back to you,

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book guests for you, hook you up. It's all great.

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I digress punkin conversation with Dian Morgan seven o'clock at

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the Egyptian. Donnane Rawlings at the Blasco nine five, Dusty

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Sleigh at the Troubadour at seven. Joel Kim Booster has

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a low ticket warning. He's at the Trouba Door at ten.

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Ron Funches at the Hollywood Improv Main Room at seven thirty.

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Friend of the Show Ismo is at the Ice House

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at seven thirty. Natalie Palamedes, who is awesome and one

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of the few sold out some I'm seeing here. She's

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at the Allegion at seven and many many other shows.

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That's pretty busy for a Monday night. Dion Cole is

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doing a benefit show out there tonight. He's all the

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La Times. He'll do crowd work if he has to,

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but he'd much rather tell you the jokes he wrote.

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He says, the audience feels like, hey, we came to improv,

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we came to have fun. It's like, no, you know

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how long it took me to write these jokes. I

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don't need to come in here screaming at me, and

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then I spend five minutes talking about you and your

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mom and your kids. Then I forgot what I was doing,

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and now the tone of the show is messed up.

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Love it. He is proud of his career. He says,

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there's a lot of people look in the mirror every morning,

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go out in the world and becomes something else when

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the thing that's gonna make them rich and successfuls in

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the mirror. I think, whoever that person is in the mirror,

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you need to take that person with you and apply

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that person to every that you do, and that's gonna

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make the difference in your life. The Times was curious

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how his prep has changed over the years. He says,

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might be a thirty sixty chance that a joke will

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work thirty, meaning it will work sixty that it won't.

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and there's an eighty five percent chance at work fifteen

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that it won't. So my preparation is for us thinking

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of something on going to execute it. Being able to

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execute it is another difference. Back in the day, I'd

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have to ask for stage time. Now I can think

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of something, go to a club and go right up.

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I can hear something now and go that's funny, and

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then go do it and it becomes funny. So just

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having confidence to do that and I question myself as much.

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Also out today, it is Kevin Hart's Funny AF Live

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Semifinal on Netflix at nine o'clock. There is a clip.

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Now interesting as you watch the visual of this clip,

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and you can't because this is an audio podcast. The

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visual says tonight features guest Chris Rock, But unless I

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missed it, Kevin Hart didn't actually say that, so they

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must have recorded this earlier and then booked Chris Rock later.

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But the text says Chris Rock is on tonight. Anyway,

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let's listen. I just crossed the country to find the

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freshest and the funniest new voices in common. Recently, I

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just had my first threes attempt. You've heard from legendary comedians.

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Some people have that thing. Marshan, why are you here?

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Did you think Kevin was a football? Now? Le JITs

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are in a vaulte your favorite stand up comedian, I'm

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down with dinner for what you watch the live semi

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finals on May fourth and the grand finale on May fifth.

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me up passport when one will rise above the rest

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and take the mic and wins it, all people are

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going for me. It turns out CTE just stands for

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casting talentless idiots. This person is going to be common

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one of us. This is now a death patch. I

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will see who stands up in the pressure and who doesn't.

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So I need to know, well, who will you vote for?

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And from last their headlines Sorry New York City. In

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Chicago v's funny AF comics say LA has the stand

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up scene to beat. LA based comedians Felicia Folks, Steve Fury,

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and Ray Lao said that for them, LA is the

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place to be. The three were among the group of

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forty four comics like to celebrate in funny af Steve

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LA and the other cities can't match. He says, there's

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a couple of people that everyone hates, you know, but

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see someone win. I don't really get mad about it,

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and I don't think a lot of people in LA do.

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Steve Fury said. A lot of people since the pandemic

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decided to move to other places. Do you mean Joe

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rogan I digress? Steve said, this is a great comedy scene.

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The best guy in that small town moves here. The

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best person in New York a lot of times at

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some point still gonna end up here. Sure, there was

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an exodus of a bunch of podcast comedians during the

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pandemic do you mean Joe rogan I Digress? But it

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allowed the scene to grow in a way that it

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hasn't seen a long time. You know, there's a lot

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of people like Ray Laud coming up and showing that

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this is a fantastic scene and it can hang with

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any other scene. This is a great place to come

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for finishing. It's almost like your searing steak. It's almost done,

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you put it in the oven for the last hour.

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That last hour. The heat that this place has is

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la and that's how you become great. It cuts all

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the fat off, the bs off your act, and it

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makes a great good stuff there. Speaking of Ray Lau,

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same point, to be honest, I prefer it because I'm

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not really sure I would have cracked through in the

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old world where bookers and gig keepers could decide whether

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or not you could move through the ranks. And in

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this way, at least, all of it is technically up

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to you. I mean, it's extremely exhausting and stressful and

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difficult and nearly impossible, but it's up to you. LA

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just like where I'm at, you know, sometimes the grass

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on my stand up. I like my friends here. I've

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gotten to know the bookers and other comics, and it's

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just nice. Felicia Folks said, I love comedy and LA

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has a great history. I can get on stages here.

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I know people complain a lot about not being able

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to get stage time, but I think that's a skill issue.

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I've never had problem getting up in my city. I

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don't know what to tell these people. Will be talking

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a lot about Los Angeles this week, as the Netflix

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Is a Joke Comedy Festival has begun. King Charles has

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returned back home. Josh Johnson on The Daily Show apparently

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agrees with me that Charles was pretty good at jokes.

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Josh said, what's annoying about this? As a comedian, he's

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actually killing He called the King the world's oldest NEPO baby.

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A couple jokes from Late Night about the King. Josh Johnson,

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you know, I've always wondered what white deaf jam would

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be like. Josh again, Wow, he really commands the stage.

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I'm sorry, he really colonizes the stage. Seth Myers with

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a bomb. King Charles gifted President Trump a gold bell

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from an old submarine called the HMS Trump And what

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better gift for a guy who's way underwater. That's lame Kimmel. Unfortunately,

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only Belle Trump likes is the Tago one. Greg Guttfeld,

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you know the guy from Fox. See know all you

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people that were like, how could we never talk about

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the other side because they recaps never included Guttfeld And

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now they do, and you will now see how lame

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Guttfeld's jokes are. I mean, tell them way, way, way

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way better than I do, but they're not good. Gottfield,

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King Charles and Queen Camilla paid visits in New York

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City to make them feel at home. None of us

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f lost. I mean, you can hear the audience groaning, right,

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do that joke in your head? You can hear Gottfeld. Yeah.

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The White House held a steak dinner for the King

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and Queen of England and I actually attended, though they

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stuck me at the kids table. Yeah, it took Prince

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Andrew's seat. Wow, okay, Jimmy fallon today, King Charles and

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Queen Camilla were in New York City and on Earth

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visit time Square Elmos, which from Jack Daniels to Crown Royal.

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See that's cleverly crafted. Rob Schneider wants ABC to fire

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Jimmy Kimmel. Remember the whole kerf fluffle last week with

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Jimmy Kimmel and the joke and Milania and all that. Yeah.

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Rob Schneider has posted a letter to Walt Disney Company

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CEO Josh Tomorrow. In the open letter, Rob Schneider called

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for Kimmel to be fired for quotes a pattern of reckless,

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dehumanizing rhetoric that disrespects human life and contributes to the

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tucks climate of hatred and violence threatening our nation. Schneider

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also claimed keeping mister Kimmel on your network is a

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serious and dangerous mistake that reflects poorly on Disney's values

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and leadership. When a major network platform repeatedly portrays the

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president and his family and his supporters as legitimate targets

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for contempt or worse, violence, it does not entertain, it incites.

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I don't recall Jimmy Kimmel inciting violence at any point.

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Mister Schneider is welcome to refresh my memory if I'm

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forgetting something, but I don't think that is a fair

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comment at all. Again, if I'm forgetful, let me know

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in the Facebook group or Rob you could reach out directly.

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Be happy to have you as a guest if you'd

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like to come on. Rob Schneider said the Disney Company's

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platforming of an individual who has shown such blatant contempt

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for basic human decency allows that legacy to be stained.

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The eyes of the nation and history are watching. Wow

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and good news. Scrubs was renewed. Yeay hey. Season two

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slash eleven of Scrubs will happen. How many episodes, Johnny Mack,

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Nobody knows. They didn't announce that part. It is suspected

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it will once again be a limited number of episodes.

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Scrub Season one slash ten was nine episodes and very good.

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That is your comedy news for today. See you tomorrow.