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Speaker 1: Kalaroga Shark Media.

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Speaker 2: Another busy and weird one today. Hello, I'm Johnny Mack

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with your daily comedy News, A daily briefing on stand

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up comedy, comedians and the comedy industry. A center is

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the Algorithm loves toms Agora returning to Minneapolis. Now, I

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thought this was interesting. He's playing in the ACME Comedy

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Club three nights August twenty seventh, twenty eighth, and twenty ninth.

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I wonder why Tom Sikora is doing club shows. I

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don't have a theory. I just find it interesting. Maybe

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he's work shopping, maybe he's going to record something. But

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if you're in Minneapolis, a nice small room to see Segora.

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Industry insider establishment comedian Nicki Glazer was on Karras Swisher's podcast,

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There's a Sentence, regular role comedian just like you. Nicki

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Glazer says, I don't live like I see a lot

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of people living. Also for fear of like if you

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crash in a private plane, no one feels sorry for you.

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That's my biggest fear. Now wherever I'm in one, she joked,

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if I'm on Southwest, people would be like, oh my god,

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what a woman. Of the people. What a hero. She

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died so young. Nicky said, people hate people flying on

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private this elitist b word. She deserved it. I do

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feel like it's a huge waste of money. I don't

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mind flying. I'm not famous enough that it's really a

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hindrance to me. I'm sure Kara Swisher, totally related to

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Flying Coach Kevin Hart went on Alex Cooper's podcast. He

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got in a little trouble. He was describing Timothy Schallomey,

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and he described Timothy Shallamey as having the body of

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a German woman. That did not go over well with

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the Timothy Shallomey fans. It was a little kerfluffel over

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the weekend. He also made fun of Elon Musk and

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Nick Cannon. They discussed Bruno Mars. Kevin said Bruno was

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born in the wrong time. He probably yells at his parents.

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Why didn't you have me even in the sixties and seventies.

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I should have been back there with those guys. He

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then made fun of machine Gun Kelly, saying the product

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of a wrong tattoo choice. There's nothing you can do now,

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there's nothing you can do about it, can't cover it up.

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He can't do what anything. It is what it is.

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He has a full flooded shirt tattooed on him, dark

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green shirt. Nobody could say anything. Everybody's got accepted. The

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roast of Kevin Hart airs on Netflix Mother's Day Night.

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Who scheduled that at least the Knixt Games at three

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point thirty, which also gets the comment who scheduled that

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at least for me? I can watch both? The roast

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of Kevin Hart Sunday, May tenth, eight East five West.

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Kevin said, have at it, say what you want, because

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I'm gonna say what I want. Kevin discussed his career, saying,

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I've been doing this for so long that the brand

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of Kevin Hart sorry to go third person has become

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pretty big, so because the brand aspect attached to me

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in business opportunity. I got commercial in places where I

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had to because that's the direction I was going, and

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rightfully so very happy with the decisions I made. Is

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excited to return her roasting, saying this is what I do.

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This is where I started. Ground zero was snapping and

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jonesing and hitting people below the belt. That's the good stuff.

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And I think doing that and giving the world an

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opportunity to see that and laugh at it. I don't

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give an f say what you want laugh. More from

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that Variety interview with the Netflix is a joke at

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Comedy Festival, Folks, Variety was excited about the more Solo

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Hernandez show. Yeah, their premise, The Marcelo Hernando Shows a

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huge showcase for Spanish language comedy. What does the global

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marketplace for comedy look like right now? Good question. Robbie

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pro who runs Netflix Comedy, says, what we're seeing is

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not necessarily emerging markets, but more stand ups who are

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successful in the US can now sell everywhere in the world.

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array of where they're able to sell because there's a

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pocket of mega fans everywhere. Comedy has become a real

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export around the world, mostly through Netflix. Marcelo may be

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talking about his mom, but he's talking about my mom too,

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and someone's mom in Japan. Some of those themes are

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super universal. I just threw up in my mouth. Bob

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New York Times it is low hanging fruit. It's like

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literally on the ground. It's fruit that's on the ground rotting.

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it cannot be literally low hanging fruit. Odenkirk said Manisphere

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comedy was the reactionary comedy movement of the last five years.

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I don't think it has a lot of depth to it.

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his something else and disappearing or dissipating. Odenkirk made a

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good point. He argues that audiences often mistake performance for sincerity.

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Bob said, if you want to say something honest, then

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you should get off a comedy stage. Everything you say

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is of construct everything. Let us use the stage to

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be as crude as we can be, and as clumsy

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and oafish as we can be. You're not you. You're

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pretending to be a person named you. Really smart there,

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that's insightful. Some reason Dave Chappelle has popped into my head.

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Rob Schneider was on the Doctor Phil podcast. You gotta

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say one thing about Rob Schneider. He's interesting.

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Speaker 2: You may not agree with Rob Schneider, but anytime I

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mention him, it's always interesting. Schneider told Doctor Phil when

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you stop the conversation. That's when violence starts. Doctor Phil said, well,

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comedy isn't just punch lines at social math. In one sentence,

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a comic can expose what we're afraid to say, what

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we secretly believe, and what the culture's trip wires are.

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Schneider said, it's liberating. I mean, if people come to

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see comedy for any reason, it's to feel liberated standing

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up for what's right in free speech. It's not going

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to come without a cost. May cost you friends, may

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cost you a job, a potential job, may cost you money,

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and it certainly costs me money. A social media clip

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from Jim Brewer is making the rounds. I played it,

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I was like, what the hell is Jim talking about it?

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seequence the same way. Here's Jim Brewer talking about something

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Speaker 1: A couple of years ago, we were putting stickers on

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gas pumps and said, I did that?

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Speaker 2: Have you checked the gas prices lately?

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Speaker 1: Where are the stickers? Where are the stickers? It works

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for one person and not the other, but it is

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amazing how much we will go to defend a same

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scenario because you believe that's your profit and you believe

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face of the President of the United States saying I

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did it. People are putting them or were putting them

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on gas pumps. So it seems that that's what Jim

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is talking about. Jim Brewer appears to be upset with

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the price of gas. I think not sure. Fiera Eisenberg

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has announced her new special I Used to Be Nicer,

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produced by Lewis Black's company, will be on Veeps five

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pm Pacific Friday May fifteenth. In I Used to Be Nicer, o,

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Fira Eisenberg gives a Canadian middle finger to toxic positivity, parenting,

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marriage maintenance, aging therapy, and the cost of eggs. She says,

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Is this the Canadian in me? The accommodating woman in me. Well,

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thanks to parenthood, getting a little older and being told

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to just be positive one too many times, I can

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finally say I used to be nicer. Now I'm honest

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and it's better for comedy. Yesterday we talked about Hulu

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Comedy and if you listen to the show, I just

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the Hulu Comedy brand. They've gotten some big names, but

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it's everybody like a little past their prime. And now

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I've gotta play a trailer for you. This is from

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Lisa Ann Walter, who is releasing her first stand up

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comedy special. It's called It Was an Accident. We're told

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Lisa An Walter is sixty two years old and it's

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been doing stand up comedy for years. And I'm gonna

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play a trailer for you.

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Speaker 3: Now.

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Speaker 2: I've clipped the beginning because the beginning of the trailer

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she's yelling and it's so annoying. So I'm gonna lop

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Speaker 3: I'm thrilled to be here, honestly because I have twenty

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teenage boys at home, so I'm just happy to be

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in front of people who like me. All right, where's

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Speaker 2: Where are you?

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Speaker 3: Thank you very much, thanks for coming out and also

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Speaker 3: I mean I know what mindfulness is because my kids

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told me. But I've seen the way I eat, and

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I'm pretty sure I don't practice it. I don't know

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why I can't find a fella. I'm pissed off so

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often lately, guys. I swear because I'm a grown ass

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woman in America and I'm paying attention to by known,

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we were headed towards the Handmaid's tail, and I was

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gonna be wearing that big red cake. I wouldn't have

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I was divorced in LA and that's the law.

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Traders UK. Is there a Celebrity Traders USA? I don't

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know if there is. Anyway, British Traders is a zillion

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times better than US Traders because US Traders is people

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playing reality TV. Oh, I gotta come back to that

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in a second. But British Traders is like regular people

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celebrity Traders, and there are five comedians on it, James Acaster,

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Last One Laughing, you will love and Romesha Wagon Nathan

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My other daughter was over at the house and we

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were looking for something to watch. I'm like, I kind

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of want to watch Survivor season one. We watched three

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scene with Richard hash that he played last week. That

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was one of the episodes. Saw the folks eat rats.

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They were just mounting down on the rats. The challenges

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were much better. Jeff showed up and made them eat

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live grubs. Oh and Jeff. Now, we had nothing to

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twenty five years later, he's so much better at it now.

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and it's not natural at all. Now season one, I

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the DVD. I found it's out of prints, but I

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found a brand new Season one DVD of Survivor. Anyway,

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let you know when I get back to that. If

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you're at the Sydney Comedy Festival today, it's Ikea Wars.

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Kieran Bullock takes his cult comedy festival favorite across the globe.

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In ike Awards, Bullock turns host, referee and chaos maker,

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pitting two contestants against each other in a battle royale.

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Two people have to build Ikea furniture. Have you ever

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Speaker 3: Oh?

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Speaker 2: I would lose my mind. It's always a piece missing.

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Maybe it's just me. I'm sure akia Furniture is wonderful

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and this should sponsor the podcast. Let's be honest. But

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if you think it's going to be a straight race,

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think again. There will be added challenges forfeits and hurdles

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of plenty, but at the end of each night, one

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contestant will reign supreme as the Champion of Sweden asterisk.

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We are told the title is not officially recognized by

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the Swedish government. Kieran Bullock started the Ikea Show in

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twenty nineteen at the Melbourne fringe turning through an assortment

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of Sweden's flat packed finest while chatting casually with the audience.

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On the last night, he decided to try a race format,

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as suggested by a friend, and away we go. If

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you are in Australia and I know we have Australian listeners,

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hello Erin Thursday May seventh and Friday May eighth, at

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the iconic Bondai Pavilion, I spent Was it a New

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Year's Day? Was it a Christmas Day?

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Speaker 2: Christmas Day? I was up at the reef. I spent

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in New Year's Day, Not Year's Eve, but New Year's

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New Year's Eve day, That's what December thirty, first daytime

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there at some point. That sounds like a fun show.

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is a Joe comedy festival. On this Wednesday, We've got

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Nicks basketball tonight and volleyball. So I have to play

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volleyball and then come back and watch Nick's playoff basketball

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on tape. What does that have to do with the Netflix? John?

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Why did you just randomly bring that up? I don't

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know I'm leaving it in. I don't know why I

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suddenly needed to tell you what I'm doing tonight. Well,

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let's see who's doing shows. Michelle Buteau, Chelsea Handler or

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Biglia Rod Carmichael, Craig Robinson, I thought you quit comedy

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Craig Robinson, Matt Rice at the Comedy Store at seven,

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Mark Norman at the Comedy Store at ten. Both are

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sold out. Oh A just added this is new. This

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is like new new Flight of the Concords. I'm learning this.

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I'll see now. Guys. Now, if you have told me

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Flight of the Concords had a show on Wednesday night,

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I would have gone out and done the Diane Morgan

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Monday Flight of the Concords Wednesday. Ah, I'm learning this

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as I look at it. Just added Flight of the Concords.

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Oh wait, they added they added Monday night, Tuesday night

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and Wednesday. Oh I could have guys, you're killing me

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told you Fly the Cord. I'm so upset at this

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because then I would have gone out so annoying. Come on,

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I'm not doing a bit. I'm genuinely annoyed because I

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would have gone out for if I could have gone

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out and done Diane Monday and Concords Tuesday or Wednesday,

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and some other stuff I was out there. I would

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all right, shut up John to host the show, Okay,

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Taviny Atish, Sam, Jay Vittorio Angeloni at Dynasty Typewriter at

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nine thirty. He's fantastic. Go see him if you can.

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Drew Lynch, he was a guest on this program at

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the ice House at seven thirty, and a bunch of

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other things. But you know, last night there were a

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lot of bigger names, but tonight the big show, Flight

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of the Concords. Now, when I recorded, they must have

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just just added this, because I'll tell you behind the scenes,

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I'm recording this on Monday, and I recorded Tuesday and

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Wednesday back to back to accommodate my schedule, and they

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must have just just added this because it wasn't on

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the it's still not on the Tuesday schedule. I know

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that's in your past, it's in my future. So they

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must have added this like five minutes ago. Anyway, I

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have volleyball tonight at seven thirty and then at the

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Knicks playoff game. And that's your comedy news for today.

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I'll see tomorrow