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Speaker 1: Caloroga Shark Media.

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Speaker 2: Hey there, I'm Johenni Mack with your daily comedy news

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and daily briefing on stand up comedy, comedians and the

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comedy industry. I said, it's the algorithm loves and I

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can't remember enough to write down in the notes every day.

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Cracked asked, are we learning a little too much about

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Nicki Glazer? This reminds me I wanted to bring up.

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When I was driving back from the Osco concert last

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week with my daughter, we started talking about Nicky's revelations,

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and I've been pulling my punches a little because, like

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I'm a dude, and maybe I just don't get it.

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I'm an old man. But my daughter, who's you know,

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a cool gen zer, she was not into what Nicky

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was selling at all. She's like, yeah, we don't need

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to know any of that, And my daughter and I

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are aligned. I hope Nicky's okay. It seems like Nicki

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really really has self esteem issues. Cracked rights, what goes

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on inside Nicki Glazer's bedroom is not the concern of

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anybody besides her, her boyfriend and their potential side piece.

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Anybody who's been around stand up comedians in the rough

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Hours knows that, like any artistic community, comics tend to

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be a kinky bunch. Some personal preferences are fittingly laughable,

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some are uncomfortably extreme, but hey, so as long as

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everyone's consenting, it's not our place to judge an artists

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for their proclivities correct rights. At the same time, and

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arguably the most iconic roast comic of her generation goes

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on call her Daddy and discusses her curiosity about the

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increasingly popular ethical non monogamy lifestyle. She opens herself up

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to all sorts of slams and burns from an online

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comedy community that's eager to test out their own roasting skills.

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Let me jump in there about the roasts. I was

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thinking about this too, NICKI not doing the roast of

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Kevin Hart. I don't think that's a scheduling thing. I

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think that's the agent trying to steer her away from

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being a roast comic and being the type of person

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who hosts awards shows. Obviously, she's hosting the Golden Globes.

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Somewhere in my travels, maybe it was the Town podcast

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put in my head that maybe Conan doesn't want to

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host the Oscars again. And maybe they'd consider Nicki Glazer.

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So I think this is the agent steering. I don't

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know anything, that's just you know, I've been doing this

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for a while and know how to read the tea leaves,

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and that'd be my guess. Now, Yeah, I'm looking at this.

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I was wondering if she's on tour. She's on tour.

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You know where she is the week of the Kevin

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Hart Roast. She's in Los Angeles at the Netflix, is

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at Joe Comedy Festival, so she's in town. I'm sure

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she could do a minute. I'm sure Jeff Ross and

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the gang would write her a couple of lines. So

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I think they're steering her away from this. Nicki does

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have time to do The Night of Too Many Stars

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May seventh, in LA at the Hollywood Bowl. Crack points

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out Glazer never actually said that either she or her

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boyfriend have actually acted on their non monogamous impulses, and

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she only spoke about the exploration of their boundaries and

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hypothetical situations. For all we know, the thought alone is

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enough to get the blood pumping for these lovebirds, and

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it'll never go further than that. Again, you do you

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I just don't think the press on that one went

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the way Nicky thought it was going to go. The

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folks at the Minneapolis Star Tribune went to see John mulaney.

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Minor spoilers for John's a current tour. Mister, whatever the

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Star Trip tells U, John mulaney isn't afraid to take chances.

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In the opener, John m'laney turned stand up tropes on

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their heads for nearly two hours a marathon in the

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stand up world, only pausing a couple of times to

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sip water. Spoilers how he turned a bit on fatherhood

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into an excuse to reflect on devil possession and rip

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RFK Junior was a magic trick equal to anything you'd

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see it a David Copperfield show. Lots of comics have

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ripped on the Wizard of Oz, but how many have

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targeted the black and white portions in which Ray Bolger

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is less than convincing? Is a farm hand? That's good?

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A bit about in laws turn into a rant about

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how marrying Asian American actress Olivia Munn has resulted in

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him financially supporting roughly a dozen Vietnamese Americans. Some other

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material like his thoughts on how Jesus must have loved

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posing for pictures. Seemed better suited for SNL, but there's

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no way NBC censors would let him get away with

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the language he used on stage. This is good because

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I like to see comedians evolve, they tell us. John

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mulaney did not dive into the part of his personal

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past that has generated headlines, but he didn't ignore them either.

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He revealed he's only allowed to carry two hundred dollars

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in cash on them at any time, decreasing the chances

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that'll revive his cocaine Habit sounds like it was a

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good show. Jim Gaffigan was talking food on The Late

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Show with star trek ruiner Stephen Colbert. We learned that

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Jim Gaffigan's top choice is a classic pastrami sandwich from

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Katz's Delicatessen in New York City. Then he added, if

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you're in Chicago with nothing on your schedule, go for

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an Italian beef from Mister Beef, where illuminatis how he

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likes his hot beef. He says hot peppers. He also

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pointed out it's messy, but that's part of the appeal

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Chicago food. I'm fat enough, I would weigh four hundred

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pounds if I lived out there. Those beef sandwiches are awesome.

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I love the pizza. I'm not here to debate pizza

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with you. I like it a lot. Colbert asked, what

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do you do if you have plans after eating one

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of the sandwiches? Yes, pro tip, having spent a lot

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of time in Chicago, if you get one of those

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beef sandwiches with the hot peppers, you want to have

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a plan, you know what I mean? Like, maybe get

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one and go back to the hotel room and work

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on your comedy podcast scripts for a little bit, and

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Say no more, you know what I'm saying. Gaffigan said,

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The problem is no one's ever eating a pastrami sandwich

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and done anything. You have a pastrami sandwich and then

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you're like goodbye. Greg gutfelds What did I Miss? Coming Back?

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New season April twenty seventh, three episodes hosted by Greg Gutfeld.

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The premise of the show as a group of people

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who isolated themselves in upstate New York with no access

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to media, trying to determine which of the news headlines

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cited by Gutfeld or real, Oh my goodness, can you

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imagine if they've missed the last two weeks and some

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of the things the President of the United States has

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done on social media, They're not gonna believe any of it.

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Oh No. Unfortunately this was filmed after Thanksgiving. Five contestants

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were cut off from phones, internet, television, social media, along

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with all communication from friends and family. They re entered

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Socide after Valentine's Day and had to take a quiz

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from Gutfeld about what happened in the world while they

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were sequestered. Contestants compete for fifty thousand dollars. Guttfeld said,

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against all logic, people volunteered to do this greasy game

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show again, and the only thing standing between them and

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victory is me. Can we just find somebody who's been

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in like a coma for the last two weeks. I'd

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like to just quiz that person and be like, hey, here,

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I'll tell you I was talking about this with my

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friends Trivia recently. I have this way of I can

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convince people that I know what I'm talking about, and

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the rest of the trivia team goes, yeah, that makes sense,

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and they write it down and I was joking about

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in three years if the trivia guys ask on Easter

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Sunday the President of the United States mentioned this religious figure.

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I'm going to convince everybody it's Jesus. And then somebody's

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gonna go no, not who we mentioned. I'm gonna go

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like that makes no sense. It was Easter, of course

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he mentioned Jesus. But I digress, and somebody's gonna get

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mad at me. Now. The Late Night Ratings star trek

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Ruiner Stephen Colbert remains the most watched program at eleven

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thirty five total viewers two point seven million. Future King

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of Late Night Jimmy Kimmel two point five three million viewers,

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up six percent of The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon

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one point three three million. Gutfeld, which airs at ten

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Eastern seven West, did three point three million. The Daily

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at twelve thirty seven. Seth Myers has a show for

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some reason. It's averaging a million total viewers. And that's

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a night number until I tell you adults eighteen to

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that much more than this show. I'm a lot closer

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to Seth Myers than Seth Myers is to Stephen Colbert.

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Let's put it that way, and soon we'll all be

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able to watch Byron Allen's thing. How I keep forgetting

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to mention I've had this story for a couple of times,

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and then yesterday I was depressed about the death of

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Raw Dog Comedy. A week or so ago, I went

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to see Osco at Costco with my daughter. So I'm

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a comedy snob, and my daughter works in the theater

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industry and she knows how bookings work. And I had

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mentioned on a previous episode Osco did four chunks that

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total fifty eight minutes. Well, let me get you on

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a little secret. There's a minimum time you have to

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do to get paid, Like you can't walk out and

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just do four minutes. So Osco gets to the end

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and kind of looks over to the side of the

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stage and somebody must have yelled out like, no, you

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can't leave. So she kind of on the fly went, ah, hey,

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how about we do some Q and A. And I've

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quite entertaining. But we were sitting there and I was

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looking at the watch and my daughter told me what

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the minimum probably was, seventy minutes, and I'm like, she's

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good night, everybody. I'm not ragging on OSCO. It's everybody.

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enjoyed the Q and A. Here's a really weird one

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from Pete Davidson. This via TMZ who right. According to

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audio obtained by TMZ, Pete Davidson, who recently became a father,

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joked during his comedy show on Saturday that becoming a

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girl dad has complicated watching porn. TMZ, I'm gonna read

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the sentence for batim and not put any spin on it.

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TMZ wrote this sentence on stage at Las Vegas Mountain Blue.

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Pete reportedly quipped that it's now hard to watch porn

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in front of her. He kidded, I still did I

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power through that. I mentioned that's a weird joke to make,

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because it's that's a weird joke to make. Nick Muhammad

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got in a dig at influencers. Nick was hosting the

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Olivier Awards this at London's Royal albert Hall, you know

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the one where they've counted all the holes. As he

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opened up the ceremony, Nick Muhammad, you know Nick from

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ted Lasso, he joked he had some housekeeping to do

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and said, in case of any kind of emergencies please

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sir Ian McKellen, everyone else. And then influencers love it

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so well, let's stay on that side of the pond,

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as they say. Leading comedy executives fear that relocation of

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the Edinburgh TV Festival would be a disaster for British talent.

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They point out Fleabag, Baby, Reindeer, snl UK and Task

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Edinburgh at TV Festival's alchemy with the Edinburgh Fringe. Well,

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the TV festival folks have invited Bits to relocate. Avalon

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year from the American industry to Edinburgh. Think about Phoebe

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What would be the point of Netflix, HBO or Warner

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in Melbourne, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival continues. You got

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a clip for a year? This is Ian Smith. Ian's

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show is called foot spa half empty my house.

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Speaker 3: He's weird, thirty five years old. Still draws a little

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line on his milk in market pen to know where

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the level was. I think that's stupid, but I get

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my own back. I buy my own milk and I

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use that to top his milk cup, just above the line.

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It's confused. He's looking at it. He thinks the milk

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is growing. I off sat and watched him google the

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phrase does milk expand.

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Speaker 2: Good stuff? There from Ian Smith. The Guardian went to

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see Anissa Nondula her show No Small Talk's Fun with

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the rising star of Australian comedy. Anissa and Andula is

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a Ugandan Australian comedian. The Guardian tells us from the

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moment she bounds on stage. Adula's energy is infectious. She's

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she sees in the Australian sense of humor. I pulled

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a clip. Should we listen? We should listen? Hello.

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Speaker 4: My name's Anissa. I got called a lot of names

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in school, but I could never get upset because the

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names were pretty good. In school, I had a massive afro.

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My best friend was gay. They called us the two Puffs.

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I wrote my Australian boyfriend to Kenya for the first time,

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and they kept calling him Muzungu, which means white person.

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And I was like, no, no, no, no, Asian. How

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do you say Asian in your language? And this Kenyan

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woman was like.

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Speaker 1: Ah, China.

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Speaker 4: She was in Kenya.

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Speaker 1: We have black and white, and anything I don't quite

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understand falls into China, Irenian, China, Uzbekistan, China, Brazilian sexy China.

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Speaker 2: That's pretty good, right, We're told she started as a

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slam poet. Her reliance on the audience has never mean

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spirited or unkind, but it will still be a detern

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for many. If you're brave enough to sit at the front,

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you'd better be ready to share Anisa and Andula's no

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small talk at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival until April nineteenth.

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You better get on that plane. Brett Mackenzie closed out

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his Freak Out City, New Zealand tour at Auckland's Hollywood

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Avondale two hours of music and mirth. You know Brett

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Mackenzie from Flight of the Concords who we're talking about.

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A lot with a two piece horn section and two

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backing vocalists. The band is versatile enough to handle anything

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Brett Mackenzie throws at them. This became clear when Mackenzie

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wrote a song on the spot based on the story

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somebody in the audience shout it out. I'm looking at

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the set list here. If you were hoping to hear

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Flight of the Concord's hits, I don't think you got them.

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Mack Packer Tom Cavanaugh joins Tony Danza and Michael Longfellow

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in Broken Snow eight sens psychological drama set inside an

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abandoned snowbound house. They are two strangers, Jeames, a volatile drifter,

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and Steven, a tightly controlled officer, discover they share a

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dark formilia connection, pretty dark for some people, known to

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be pretty funny. Broken Snow opens on the nineteenth and

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runs through May twenty third, Theater seventy one in New

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York City. Today's your last day to vote for Comedy

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Survivor the finale Nikki Glazer versus Sarah Silverman. Make sure

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you get your votes in. Go to the Facebook group

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Daily Comedy News Podcast Group. And I didn't forget. Let's

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check in in Austin. It's the Moontower Comedy Festival five o'clock,

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The Goblin Happy Hour with John GOBLECN. That's fun. Mark

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Maron at the Paramount at seven o'clock. You would find

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me there if I ever left the house. I left

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the house once last week. Doug Benson and Friends at eight,

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Ryan Redband's Secret Ship with the Sunset Strip at eight,

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Deborah g Giovanni at Higbees at eight thirty, Matthew Bissard

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and Jackie Kas at nine o'clock, and Antoine's Leslie Jones

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she did not win Comedy Survivor. She's at the Paramount

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at nine thirty. Wow, back to back with Marin you.

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That's a good place to hang out there all night.

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And that is your comedy news for today. I'll see tomorrow.