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Speaker 1: Caloroga Shark Media Hit Air.

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Speaker 2: I'm Johnny Mack with your daily comedy news. Have you

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checked out the new Rolling Stones album? It is fantastic.

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Mick Jagger has responded to John mullaney. John mulaney had

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said that Mick Jagger is not nice.

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Speaker 1: Everyone always wants to know if famous people are nice,

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like Mick Jagger. He came in to host the show.

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My friends were all like.

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Speaker 2: Is he nice?

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Speaker 1: No? Or maybe he is for his version of life,

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because he has a very different life. He's Mick Jagger,

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that's his name. He's played to stadiums of twenty thousand

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people cheering for him like he's a god for fifty years.

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That must change you as a person. If you do

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that for fifty years, you're never again gonna be like,

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does anyone have a laptop charger?

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Speaker 2: I could borrow?

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Speaker 1: You know, Mick Jagger didn't talk like that. Mick Jagger

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talked like this. He'd go yes, no, Jase. I pitched

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him a joke and he went not funny.

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Speaker 2: Mick Jagger was recently interviewed by The New York Times.

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He said he had never seen that segment by John mulaney,

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but admitted the experience of fame does affect you, Jagger said,

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you get disassociated from what people might call real life.

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A lot of people in show business only hang around

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with people in show business because they've got something in common.

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They can relate to each other, and you can get

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disassociated from what people might call real life. I mean,

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you do fight against it. It's a conscious effort. Jagger

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went on to say that he's not really like his

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stage persona. He compares the experience to that of method actors,

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saying they take it to the absolute extreme, so they're

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like the character all the time, and then after the

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movie's over, they're still in character. It takes a lot

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of time to slough off the characters. Which character do

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you go back to?

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Speaker 1: I spent two hours alone with Mick Jagger that week.

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We were writing song lyrics. It was for a fake

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song in a comedy sketch. And he was sitting there

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and we came to one point and he goes, all right,

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let's all go to the picnic. Let's all have a drink.

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Let's see what rhymes would drink? And I said think

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and Mick Jagger said no, And then I said sink

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and Mick Jagger said yeah, And I was like, is

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this how you write songs? Just one word at a

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time with verbal abuse? Say all right, I can't get

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no happiness now satisfaction?

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Speaker 2: Shit? All right?

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Speaker 1: Next sentence, faya indent face SA. Mick Jagger would go

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like this, He'd go di it coke and one would

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appear in his hand. Now that's not nice, right, I

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was raised. You're supposed to say, may I please have

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a diet coke? Please, and then maybe you will get one?

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And I bet all of you were taught to say

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please and thank you. But if all of us could

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go diet coke and one would appear in our hand,

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we'd do it all day long. Even if you don't

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like diet coke, you just summon them so you could

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chuck them in on coming cars.

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Speaker 2: It has been a busy week. I didn't get to

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tell you about Dave Chappelle going to see Usher last Friday.

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There's Usher, He's performing his concert in Washington, DC. Suddenly

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Usher pauses mid performance. He scrunches his face and disbelief,

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and he calls out into the microphone. Is that Dave Chappelle? Yes,

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it was Dave Chappelle. Now this happened during the Nice

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and Slow segment of the Usher concert. During an Usher set,

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he moves through the audience distributing Usher Bucks, which is

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custom currency he carries in a red bag. Chappelle had

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other ideas about the bag's purpose. He reached inside, grabbed

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a handful of the bills, and made it rain on

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nearby people. The arena erupted with laughter. I worked with

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Usher war and I didn't know how to address him

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be very formal in these situations, Like, for example, if

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I were working with Dave Chappelle, I wouldn't just be

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like hi, Dave. I would be like, hey, mister Chappelle

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until he waved me off. So if we were backstage

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and I had to tell him, you know, it's time

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to go on, I'd be like, hey, mister Chappelle, We're

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ready for you. So Usher was the guest on Jamie

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Fox's show, and I didn't want to be like mister Usher,

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so I just had to call him Usher and seemed

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pretty fine. And then that story reminded me I think

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I had blocked this out. I was actually with Adam

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Sandler once, believe it or not, Yes, the great dramatic

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actor was at the super Bowl in Dallas and I

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was there overseeing Jamie Fox's radio show. And the Big Boss,

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who is a star hugger, had my assistant who was

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his former assistant, go on a hunt and the bounty

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was Adam Sandler, and the assistant did deliver Adam Sandler.

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I don't think I interacted with Sandler at all, but

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Speaker 1: Hit the movie right now, so we can, you know,

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just go with it, another block buster.

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Speaker 2: That's what we try to do, just like you do this.

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Speaker 1: No, please get out of it.

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Speaker 2: I was talking.

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Speaker 1: I was talking to your producing Yeah, Jamie, I never

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would have named Ray Charles.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, movies would make money. Didn't you make some money

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off that one? I think I think it went right.

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Seemed like a nice guy and a groovy dresser, Johnny mac.

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All you're doing is talking about the cool comedians that

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everybody likes. What about the annoying comedians? Okay, listener, I'll

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hook you up. TMZ reports Amy Schumers, once again showing

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off her body. That's right. Amy Schumer likes when we

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talk about her, and she shared a sexy photo on Instagram,

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says TMZ. Featuring Amy Schumer in a bikini with her

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slim toned figure. They write, check it out. Amy strikes,

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supposing her two piece while sporting oversized sunglasses and big letters.

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The cap should reads C section peeking out saying yeah,

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I'm a warrior. TMZ then went out of their way

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to remind us you may recall. In twenty twenty five,

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Amy uploaded sizzling pictures of her slim down self and

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a Valentino mini dress, sending the Internet and a dizzy

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over her hot bod. Days later, she announced her divorce. Meanwhile,

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Kathy Griffin all kinds of annoying. Last weekend. I don't

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know if you saw this, Kathy Griffin posted a picture

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of herself holding hands with a young man. A young

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man is twenty two years old. She captured that post

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he's twenty two. Have added Internet and a couple emojis there,

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one of a fire and one of is this a

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basketball shooting? I don't know what it is. I don't

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speak emoji. That got the Internet at all talking about

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Kathy Griffin and her new twenty two year old boyfriend.

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You may recall. Back in December of twenty twenty five,

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Kathy Griffin wrote an essay for The Cut about her divorce.

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She eventually tried dating apps, where she met younger men.

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Kathy wrote, at my age, if you can't handle everything

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that goes along with me being Kathy Griffin and that's

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a lot of bag it trot's Kathy, then I'd rather

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hang out with my friends. But she did fall in

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love with someone who happened to be twenty three years old.

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She wrote, I was really in love with him. He

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touched my heart. He came along at a time in

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my life when I was like, men suck, there's only

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bad ones, and why do I pick the worst ones?

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And then he appeared and I was like, oh, okay,

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well he's cool, but it's dumb. But he's too young.

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We gave it a shot anyway, and we both went

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with it for a while, and then it came time

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to go. He made me feel sexy and special and

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smart and funny, had a lot of the elements of

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what I think would have made a real lasting relationship.

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He hadn't been banged around that much. He's so young

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that he didn't have this baggage, and I just knew

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my baggage was gonna get in the way anyway back

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to the picture from last weekend of Kathy Griffin with

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a twenty two year old psych Kathy revealed it was

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all a joke. She posted you guys crying emoji thanks

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to all who participated my social media sociological experiment. No,

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I'm not dating this twenty two year old. He was

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helping me with security during my trip to NYC. But

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what if I were. The reactions were fascinating, Kathy said.

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Her Instagram comments mostly consisted of people saying good for you.

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accusations of grooming, and debates about how gross it would

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be for sixty five year old woman to date a

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younger man. Let me just jump in here. In my opinion,

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I don't care who Kathy Griffin dates. She could date

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a ninety year old or a twenty two year old.

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Whatever makes you happy, Kathy. What annoys me is every

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story about Kathy Griffin is about attention. Kathy wrote, older

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men have been dating younger women since the beginning of time.

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Just ask Luke Wilson fifty four, who just had a

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beautiful baby with his twenty four year old girlfriend, or

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Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones, Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart,

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and Jay z and Beyonce some of the most long lasting,

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beautiful relationships in my beloved though agis and sexist industry. Relax,

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just a little harmless fun with you, guys with an

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IG post. Congratulations to Kathy Griffin. We talked about you

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for several minutes over on Staten Island. SI Live tells

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us Pete Davidson will highlight this year's Just for a

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Laughs Toronto Comedy Festival, joining a lineup that includes Tiffany

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Hattish and John Clees. Are there people that like Pete

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Davidson and Tiffany Hattish and John Clees? Probably? The ten

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I'm sure it's still pretty awesome, but I did really

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Toronto include Oh, sorry, I said the second tea right,

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Joe list Joel Kim Booster, Nick thum Raffi Bostos, Emma Willman, Monaics,

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change the Scar Brothers, Caitlin Palufo and a bunch of others.

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I think that's actually a better lineup than the New

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York Comedy Festival. Anyway, Head on up to Toronto, September

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twenty fourth through October third. Late Nighter tells us it's

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official Late Night has a new ratings king. The new

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ratings king is Jimmy Kimmel, who posted the highest monthly

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ratings average of his entire twenty three year run. So

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he wouldn't be stupid and take the summer off to

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whistle away all that momentum. He's not that stupid, is he.

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Jimmy Kimmel's Late Night show average three point one five

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million viewers per night in June, up twenty four percent

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from May. When he used to have competition. There was

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this thing the Late Show at Stephen Colbert that nobody

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averaging five hundred and five thousand viewers in the demo,

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up one hundred and twelve percent month to month. Yeah,

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this is what I've been saying all along, Jimmy, that

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the Colbert exiles were gonna come to you. And now

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you took the summer off and the gun of sample fallon.

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This is a mistake. You should have worked this summer.

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I like summers off too. This summer you should have worked.

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We'll see what happens. We'll see if I'm right or wrong.

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In second place, the Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon one

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point four to seven million nightly viewers, up four percent

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from May. So the Colberts don't really like Fallon. I

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can't even be bothered with the Byron Allen stuff at

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twelve thirty Make twelve thirty great again. Seth Myers has

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a show for some reason. Not sure why he's losing

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to Nightline. Nightline average one point zero six million total

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finished second, averaging nine hundred and seventy five thousand total viewers,

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down seven percent and in the eighteen to forty nine,

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so was down twenty one percent? Did you say twenty

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one percent, John, I did, He's down twenty one percent

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in the eighteen of forty nine. Is down to one

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hundred and twenty four thousand people at that point just

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air this podcast. Jimmy Kimmel, of course, is crazy taking

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the summer off. Variety wrote the article NBC's best chance

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to boost Jimmy Fallon seth Myers may come during TV's

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slow summer cycle. Brian Steinberg wrote of this particular week

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that I'm talking to you during Fallon launches NBC's Tonight's

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goals than just winning the summer. Both Fallon and Myers

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are currently tied to contracts that end in twenty twenty eight.

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Kimmel recently surprised as surprising one year deal with Disney

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that'll keep him on through twenty twenty seven. What's more,

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NBC has grown fun in recent years of celebrating big

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anniversaries for some of its most durable properties. Tonight will

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turn seventy five and twenty twenty nine, and if NBC

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wants to celebrate the occasion with the current host, it

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presumably will have to extend his contract. Yeah. Imagine switching

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hosts and being like, Hey, I'm uh, I don't know

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who's somebody ridiculous that they would put on. Hi, I'm

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Nicky Glazer. Welcome to the Tonight Show. Now, that's not

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going to happen. Variety catching on to one of the

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YouTube things not working, they wrote, Meanwhile, Julian Shapiro Bornham,

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who hosts Outside Tonight, none of his clips appeared to

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have generated more than ninety thousand views. Ouch, and do

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you like the TV show the It Crowd, The it Crowd,

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the British shitcom. That's very funny. They made it crowd.

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Lego Yes, a mock up has been posted on Lego ideas,

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a website in which any design that manages to amass

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more than ten thousand votes is considered by the Legos

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to become an official Lego set and includes mini figures

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of Roy Moss, Jen and Richmond. Creator says, as a

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longtime fan of the Crowd and someone who works in IT,

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I wanted to recreate one of the most iconic TV

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workplaces in lego form. Even years after it first aired,

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the show's clever humor, unforgettable characters, and relatable tech moments

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continue to resonate with fans around the world. I hope

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this build brings back great memories for fellow fans and

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celebrates one of the funniest and most beloved workplace comedies

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ever made. You can vote for the ITD Crowd on

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Lego Ideas. If you've never seen the show, let me

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see if it's streaming right now. If you ever want

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to know where something is, is a great website called

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just watch dot com, and it appears the id Crowd

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is on Amazon Prime Video. Great show if you've never

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come across it. And if you've never come across peep Show,

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watch peep Show as well. That's a Mitchell and Web thing.

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And that is your comedy news for today. See tomorrow.