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Speaker 1: Callaroga Shock Media.

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Speaker 2: Hey man, I'm Jenny Mack with You're Daily cow Many News.

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Tom Sagora was the guest on the Joe Rogan Experience. Oh,

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I keep forgetting to mention. I've been watching Bad Thoughts

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season two. I really like that show. The writing is

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so crisp, with the production is pretty impressive too, Like,

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the show looks great, but the idea is that Tom

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Sagora has come up with for Bad Thoughts just fantastic.

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I really enjoyed the sketch Black to School anyway.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: Sagora was on with Rogan the topic the perceived decline

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of Los Angeles.

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Speaker 3: Eli is it's crazy. I'm so fascinated by the people

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because I you know, we both have a lot of friends.

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There a lot of people, and there's this There's two

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types now, the ones who acknowledge that this is different

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and then the delusional ones. Because people are I know

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a lot of people who are like, yeah, of course

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it's different. You're like, hey, you can see it. You

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could see this as a different place than it was

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several years ago. And then there's people who are like, no, man,

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everything's fine. You're like, you're not in reality right now.

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Speaker 1: Well, they probably had seven or eight boosters, so maybe

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they're not thinking so straight.

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Speaker 2: Established comedian Hollywood insider Nicki Glazer says she's not invited

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to Taylor Swift's wedding. No way, No, Blazer told Entertainment Tonight,

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of course, not me. No should be smart not to

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invite me. Honestly, I look forward to the greeny helicopter

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pictures that I see of it eventually, but that's all

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I should get. Meanwhile, the Star tells us Nicki Glazer

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is networking like crazy hoping to do a movie with

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Jennifer Aniston. A source sells Jen is very aware of

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Nicky's publicly professed admiration of her, and she knows she

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has to pass the baton of being America's rom com

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sweetheart to somebody. Oh please, who in Glazers camp plant

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it that quote? Yeah, Jennifer Aniston is passing the baton

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of being America's rom com sweetheart to forty one year

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old Nikki Glee Stop. But Jen is also realistic about

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what it takes to forge a decades long career in

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the spotlight while keeping up a solid fan base who

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will follow you and your work anywhere. The Star reminds

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us Glazer got her big break at twenty twenty four

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at the roast of Tom Brady. If you heard Friday Show,

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I shared some comments with Nicki Glazer, who I don't

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think wants to be a roast comedian. The source says,

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if Nicki keeps pushing herself out of her comfort zone,

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She's gonna have a cheerleader and a potential co star in Jen.

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With the balls in Nicky's court right now, as she

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makes the first steps towards translating her comedy and award

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show fame Stop Award Show, fame, the Golden Globes twice

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stop It's Joe Koy has hosted the Golden Globes once.

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Do I need to remind you that I have a clip?

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I can play the clip? It is something bigger, like

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starring in major films, which is Nicki's goal at the moment.

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No Way, No. In October, Variety announced Nicki Glazer will

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write and star in an edgy romantic comedy. The sore says,

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Jen is watching with great interest to see how Nicki

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handles this challenge and rolls with the punk. Nobody's more

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aware than Jen that the road can get bumpy and

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if Nikki shows real resilience in staying power and she

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navigates a changing Hollywood, only then is she going to

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get Jen's full endorsement and potential collaboration. Who is putting

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this out of the universe? Oh my goodness, such nonsense.

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Star Trek R Winner Patton Oswald was discussing Bill Maher

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sucking up to the President of the United States. Here's

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Patent speaking with Dean Obadallah.

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Speaker 1: The reason that Trump is turning on Bill Maher is

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because Bill tried to, I'm sure, with good intentions, tried

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to placate him, and you can't do that with him

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by defying Trump. This is gonna sound kind of weird.

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Colbert and Kimmel, Yeah, Trump hates them, but he hates

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them because they don't love him. He wants them to

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love him, and then the minute they love him, he

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has zero respect for them because deep down he hates himself.

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So you just have to stick with your guns and

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just go, yeah, this guy sucks. You know, in the

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long run, it will it will pay out, And anyone,

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anyone who does business with Trump, you would just think

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basic greed would make you want to defy him, cause

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anyone that does business with him, you get destroyed.

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Speaker 2: Send your letters to Paton Oswald. Rick and Morty might

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become a movie. I still haven't watched the last season.

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was kind of flat. Though it was a while. You

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could have ingested that show into my veins. And I

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still haven't watched all of last season yet, or any

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of last season yet. And I think there's a new

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season about to come out, or might even be out now.

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I don't know. I'm talking about making a movie version

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of this why lot details I've not been shared for

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the film that is in early development. In twenty twenty three,

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series creator Dan Herman told The Hollywood Reporter, my philosophy

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would just be take a Rick and Morty adventure and

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spend a bunch of extra money on it and make

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it ninety minutes long, not to try to earn its

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future status by virtual of canonical dramatic tone shifts or

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anything like that, but rather just make it a super

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badass episode of Rick and Morty. Derek Stroop to WRIF

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why he lives in New York City despite being from Alabama,

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Yrk said, I mean it was truly just a business move.

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I mean, can you imagine if I said it was

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for quality flying. I mean, that wouldn't make it any sense.

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Like I said, when you have this accent and life

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on stage, people try to put you in a box

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all the time. They think he got pretty pins. So

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I lived in Denver for nine years and then I

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moved here to New York City just to show people

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that I'm not doing some pitchfork and overall type of comedy.

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I'm like Bill Burr, raised in the woods. He's had

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to fight the perception of being a Southern comic. And

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you know, I am a Southern comic. I'm a country dude.

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But that's not my whole story. I've got the type

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of comedy that people from anywhere can enjoy. It's not

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like I can get up there and do a bit

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about gardening squash and lose the crowd. You know, it's

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pretty down the middle stuff for everybody. He's been a

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comedy mentor to Nate Berghatzy. Now Nate Burghatzy discussed his

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own comedy mentor. Nate said, I remember seeing Bill Burr

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when I first started. He was a little older than me,

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and I watched him get Letterman and all these check marks.

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I was starting comedy and he was seeing this guy

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and it was so funny, and then the world was

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figuring out how funny was Because Nate think being clean

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hindered his career. He said, when it was starting to

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come up in two thousand and eight, everything was going

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that edgy or rude. I thought, if I was a

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comedian in the eighties or nineties, I probably would have

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had a quicker assent as I fit in with that era.

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Being clean out auditioned for an R rated comedy, think

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I'm not gonna feel comfortable doing this. That was hard,

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because you want to do those movies. I did struggle

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with it. I was very tempted, but then I thought,

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let me stay in my lane and if anything comes,

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I've definitely got some lines. I wouldn't cross cursing anything

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sexual in my standup. Even though it's clean, it's adult topics.

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I could ride this line. Rick Ferguson said he made

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a decision to build an entire show around comedy and

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personal stories rather than in politics. He told the View,

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I'm sick of people that I agree with, never mind

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people I don't agree with. I'm just like let's take

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an hour and a half. I'll go on stage. I'll

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tell you a bunch of jokes, do some stuff, tell

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some stories. The end of it, all the stuff you're

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angry about is still there. You can have it back.

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I'm not taking it from you. Was a choice I

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made for myself, like could I do it? Could I

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fill a whole show with no politics? And it turns

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out I can't. Margaret Chow says, I hate Donald Trump.

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I hate how stupid he is. I hate how stupid.

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We made the most important job in the world, which

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is the presidency. We allow for this idiotic, incompetent, incoherent,

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incontinent narcissist to side every day whether we should live

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or die. It's a nightmare. We as a world are

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forced to be led by this monstrosity. It's really funny

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to me. Also, it's really horrendous. The greatest hope is

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that he's impeached, removed, and then imprisoned. I do see

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a way of that happening. Send your letters to Margaret

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Show from The Toronto Guardian. Their Tragedy Plus Time, a

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series where they speak to local comedians. Today it's David

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Seely David practices old school, authentic, unfiltered and honest comedy

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shaped by folks like at Red Fox, Richard Pryor, Eddie

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Murphy and Dave Chappelle. Could have left Eddie out of that.

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Eddie's a Richard Pryor cover actor as great as he is.

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Favorite comedian growing up, Eddie Murphy. I get it. Then

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you get a little older and you watch Richard Pryor

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sets and you go, oh, I see what Eddie is doing.

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Favorite comedian right now, Dave Chappelle, what do you like

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about Toronto? Toronto is at all from legal weed on

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every corner, at least five different kinds of pink eye,

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and a hockey team that's been practicing social distancing with

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the Stanley Cup. Ali Sadik talked about crowd work. He

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is at not a slapstick and I do do crowd work,

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and you have to be able to follow storylines on

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I don't. People can do it. That's how I know

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Game of Thrones is so big. People watch movies. If

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you're coming to see a shows, be on time. That's

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the biggest thing. The later we start, the shorter my

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show gets for you. And I prefer to do anywhere

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from an hour to an hour thirty. Dean Cole told

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the La Times about crowd work. He said, if something

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happens while I'm doing my stuff, then fine, But I'm

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not going to create a crowd work environment. If it happens,

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it happens, but I'm not going to purposely create it.

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there's some people. We are very funny at it, and

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there's some people like what are you doing? And for

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a lot of audience members, I feel like they're being

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tricked a lot of times because a lot of comedians

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they get up there and they're doing a meet and greet. Hey,

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what's your name? What do you do for a living?

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How many kids you got? Do that at the meet

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and greet? Why are you standing up here for forty

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five minutes getting to know everybody?

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Speaker 1: Four?

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Speaker 2: Where are your jokes? If people like it, you know,

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what do you do about it? But I'm old school

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with the craft. I like written comedy. I like storytelling.

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I like hearing something I've never heard before. I don't

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like sitting in the audience laughing at somebody's name or

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what they do for a living, or who they're with.

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My brain isn't learning that way. I mean, people love it.

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It's a younger audience that I think really love it.

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Even though older people love it, don't get me wrong,

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but the majority, I think it's a younger on Granted,

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there's an audience for that. You can give me a

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crowd work. Let's hear about you. Who are you? What

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happened to you today? That's what's funny. While of the

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great comics got sitcoms, why because you can listen to

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their jokes and see the show, and then they go

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create the show off what they were talking about. You

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can see this. So when you have a comic and

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they leave and you go, who was that person? You

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can't remember the comics name, you know what I mean.

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I think it's just let people know who you are,

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because that's what makes you unique. You can't just go

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out and tell joke after joke after joke. Anybody could

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tell jokes, but it's who's telling the joke that makes

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it great. That that's your comedy news for today. If

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