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Speaker 1: Callarogas shock media. Man, how about those New York Knicks. Hello,

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I'm Johnny Man with your tailely comedy news. I'm still

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buzzing about that game. We're gonna talk about that game.

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Let me just try and focus on about comedy a

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little bit. Adam Sandler was at the game in front

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of the show Scott Beckett, who was texting with me

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after midnight. First of all, that I was even up

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after midnight watching the post game show. After that next

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game the other night, Wow, Sandler was at the game,

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and the Athletics review said, I feel like I just

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watched uncut gems again after the game. As the legend

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of the great dramatic actor Adam Sandler continues to take rude,

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people are understanding what Adam Sandler is good at and

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what he's terrible at, and what he's terrible at is,

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of course, comedy. So many comedians were at the game Sandler.

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Tracy Morgan, of course. I saw a different list that

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said Amy Schumer was there someplace, Rain Wilson, Chris Rock,

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Oh yeah, Chris Rock was on camera, and Taylor Swift

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was there being all kinds of annoying. Somebody said, Taylor

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Swift looks like she googles four seconds before game. How

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do sports fans act? And then she tries to act

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like a sports fan. She's not good at it. Now

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I see circulating on the internet pictures of Taylor from

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like twenty fourteen, proving that she's actually a Knicks fan,

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but she just seems fake. Jerry Seinfeld was at the game.

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As he walked out of the game, a pro Palestinian

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streamer tried to get Jerry to say something about Palestine.

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Jerry told the streamer it doesn't exist. I'm not going

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to get into all that, but the video of the

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incident did go viral on social media. You may have

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seen it. Nicks fan Tracy Morgan in trouble, having nothing

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to do with the Knicks. Tracy was hanging around with

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that guy Marcelo Hernandez who does one thing well and

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one thing only. They were on CNN and Variety's Actors

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on Actors. Marcelo Hernandez revealed that he got scolded by

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teachers for making mischief in school. Tracy Morgan said, you

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know who gave you that voice? No they didn't understand you.

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You had a sense of humor and they couldn't control that.

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God gave that to you. Marcello said, Now look at it,

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I'm getting paid for mischief, Tracy said. And they're still

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making a minimum wage. You know how much them teachers

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are probably making right now? Hernandez said, Man, not enough.

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Tracy Morgan said, I can't stand teachers. You know why,

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because they have a ceiling, a limit. That's all they

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ever going to be. I teach my kids, sky is

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the limit. You can tell Tracy did well in school

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because he said that's all they ever gonna be. Then again,

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Tracy Morgan was court side at the next game. Now,

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if you listen to yesterday's show, you know I was

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kind of vamping. I had my good fastball, and then

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my wife came home. And then it's not that I

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don't love my wife, it's that my wife starts making

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noise upstairs because she lives here. She's allowed to live

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here and make noise, but it throws me off. Normally,

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I have the ouse to myself, phone a record, and

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I get kind of loose the way I am now

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when other people around, and you know, it's distracting. But

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what I'm learning today is it's good that she came

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home because I would have used this Mark Marin story yesterday,

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And as I prepped the show today, I realized, oh,

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there's barely anything happening. Good thing I have the Maren

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the story for length. Variety caught up with Mark the

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topic ending his podcast Does he miss It? Mark Maron said,

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it was a big haul. We did a lot of episodes.

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We did two new episodes a week. I was banking interviews.

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It was all consuming, and anytime you stop something that's

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all consuming, any kind of relationship after sixteen years, there's

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a freedom there. I thought there would be more of

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a panic or more of a sadness, but that really

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didn't happen. Maren says he has resisted pitches to get

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back behind the mic. Maren says there were people that

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wanted to set me up somewhere, or do a deal

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with the old catalog and do new stuff. I don't know.

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I don't see if there's anything really special about the

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format anymore. You know what's special about the format? Mark, Netflix,

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Bunny take it and I don't see if there's any

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reason to compete in the format anymore. We did a thing,

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the more you keep doing it, when it just becomes

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a job just kind of fades away. You'd rather not

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be the guy that people are going, oh, is he

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still doing that? Mark walked away four months too early,

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in my opinion. The kind of feel bad for him.

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that liberals annoyed the average American into fascism. Mark said,

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before the special. It came out of nowhere. It was

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quite a gift from whatever muse I'm working with. But

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that was a line that kind of dropped in pretty

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close to showtime. There were a couple other lines seems

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to have resonated that particular line. He said, it took

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two years to build Panic, but he made some tonal

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changes a few weeks before the show. I was constantly

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shaping it. It's sort of the way I do it.

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I kind of keep it fluid and let new things

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happen right up to showtime. If you really look at Panic,

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there's a full special. There's some heavy stuff in there. Man,

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there's stuff in there about death. There's stuff in there

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about having to deal with childhood trauma, there's stuff about

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processing grief. But I do notice the stuff that sticks

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with people is lighter. How are the cats, Mark Marin.

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I have this problem with Charlie and Buster. Charlie wants

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to kill Buster. Buster's the old guy, Sam's middle guy,

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and it was a lot. It was causing me a

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lot of problems. But I put Charlie on a new

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medicine and the advice I was given was to keep

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them separate, but rotate them during the day so they

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the house, and you know, put one in the bedroom

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one of the main house and switch them out. It's

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a bit much, but now I just let the meach

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have a floor. I think Charlie is a lot happier.

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I don't know if it's the medicine or the space,

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but he's happier, and that's good, good news for me.

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There's a lot more to that interview, which is good.

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Here I'll flip the cards over and tell you because

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right now I have nothing for Monday. I don't have

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a single story for Monday right now, So you might

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hear me talking about Mark merrin website. DM Talkies watched

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Tony Hinchcliff special. I haven't gotten to it yet. I've

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got a list I have to watch that Josh Johnson,

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Hannah Berner, and Dylan in the Facebook group will remind

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me what else I haven't watched yet. I've been watching

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The Knicks. Did I mention that? So spoilers here, I'm

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gonna spoil you. I'm gonna spoil me. Let's see what

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DM Talkies thought of Tony Hinchcliff's Man of the People

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on Netflix. Well, their subheader is does disqualify as comedy

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now and they gave it one star out of five.

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let me see what DM Talkies does, and I don't know,

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let me do it in some sort of I rate character.

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Tony Hinchcliff Man of the People barely qualifies as a

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stand up comedy special. Technically, sure, it's a stand up

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comedy special because it was a guy standing on that stage. See,

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this is the kind of stuff I can't do in

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my wife's home. If she's home, she's just sitting on

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the couch on our iPad. I can't get into this character.

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I just can't do it. He is trying to make

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people laugh, and it's being presented to us in the

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form of a Netflix special. But the man in question

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is so spineless and the jokes are so unfunny that

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it's hard to see what makes this event so special?

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Is this this bad? I thought I saw Dylan in

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the group say that it was pretty good or okay,

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let me check. I don't want to put words in

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Dylan's mouth. Hold on, oh no, oh no, no, not

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oh no, oh good. I just see here. An hour ago,

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as I record this, Dylan posted a list of somebody's

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top comedians of the twenty first century. That's some good

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filler if I have nothing for Monday. All right, here's

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Dylan's scorecard. I'm in the Facebook group Daily Comedy News

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podcast group. Yeah, Tony Hinchcliffe is that at number sixteen

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at an AUS? So who knows? Do we trust Dylan

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or do we trust DM Talkies who wrote? But the

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man in question is so spineless and the jokes are

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event so special. I don't even know what to say

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about man other people because the whole thing was bad

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from start to finish. Even killed Tony had its moments. Tony,

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in his own stand up special, started off proceedings with

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a joke about him not being gay, seeing his gun

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as his second fallas, and wanting to put it in

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his mouth, not in an homosexual way, but in a

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suicideal way. I didn't laugh at that, but in hindsight,

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laughter at that point, because it was all downhill after that. Well,

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based on that, the way that joke was described to

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this reviewer might be correct. I'm gonna watch this thing.

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he assumed the guy's sexual orientation, objectified the woman sitting

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next to that woman with a mass shooter. And Tony

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also tell us a Man of the People featured racist jokes,

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praise for Trump, abortion jokes. By the time Tony began

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all time, I think I probably dozed off, writes the reviewer.

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fashion is Taylor tunluit'son her latest comedy specials available on Netflix.

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that as soon as possible to understand what a good

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in a Park later this summer. By the way, all right,

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we are making lemonade here today. Quick programming note. I

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group or on Spotify Daly Comedy News podcast group. But

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the way search engines are working has changed, and you

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the AI. So I have recorded a few explainer episodes.

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about Shane Gillis. Then the next week kill Tony, and

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the week after that Joe Rogan, and we'll get into

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discover the show and the other six days and plus

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completely transparently in the summer especially. You know, I like

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about Toronto comedians that I have in a folder labeled leftovers.

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cold beer thing. I had this other thing I wanted

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it is time for the comedy stock market. Comedy stock markets,

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all right, I've got three buy recommendations for you. First,

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buy the US men's national team. It's the World Cup

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and they play Paraguay tonight, and people think the US

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men's national team might not be all that good. But

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the premise here of comedy stock market is we buy low,

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we sell high. So get on board, have fun, be

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a bandwagon fan. It's Team USA. You like USA? Right,

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You're not living in Vancouver or the suburbs up there

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or something. Right, No, you're an American Team USA. Sorry

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I got distracted. My son just texted me that he

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met Michael Bloomberg. Guy will have to text him back.

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I'm believing all that in That's why I stopped talking

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there Where was I always making fun of my chishim

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up in Vancouver rooting? He's probably rooting for Team Canada.

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That seems like something he would do. Anyway, Buy Team

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USA and watch the game tonight. Also buy stock in

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the New York Knicks. Now, John, they're all time high

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value coming off that amazing win the other night. I know,

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and it doesn't go with the premise of comedy stock market. Plus,

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the Knicks aren't comedians, but we're buying New York Knicks stock.

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And then one actual comedian, Steph Tolev. I really liked

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that deal she did with thoms I Gore's Yamah Studios,

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and I think that will help her career. So we'll

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buy Steph Tolev, We'll buy the Knicks and We'll buy

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the US men's national team. Edie Motica will have a

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comedy special. It's called I'm Just Like You and It Sucks.

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It'll be on Veeps June twenty sixth, and then a

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wider YouTube release in September. You may know her from

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Jury Duty. On I'm Just Like You and It Sucks,

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Edie discusses her longing for human connection and all the

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way she's contorted herself in search of it, whether it

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be talking to stains on her aunt's carpet, making out

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with a pair of brothers on a cruise. In two

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thousand and seven, we're talking to a stranger about his

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late girlfriend who died in a car accident. Edie will

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stop it nothing to feel and spread the love to

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the world around her. Edie guides the audience through her

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life as an angry, poor kid, a sexually deviant teen,

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all the way to where she is now, a poor

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yet slightly famous, sexual devian's adult with a passion for

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a human connection. Born and raised in New Yorker, from

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Nyak to Bay Ridge to Ridgewood, I bet I know

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what basketball team she roots for. Edie is best known

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for her role in the Emmy nominated comedy Jury Duty

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out today. Jamel Johnson's album mid Range, Jammel's third album,

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shot live in one take at Sports Drink in New Orleans.

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On mid Range, Jamal brings levity to serious topics like

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the racial biases of artificial intelligence, the way men encourage

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toxic masculinity, and the pros and cons of being a

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fat boyfriend. That's mid range available through blonde medicine. And

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that is your comedy news for today. Pretty good one,

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considering I kind of had nothing. Thank you, NIX, Go

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Team USA, Go NIX tomorrow night, back tomorrow with the

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Shane Gillis episode, and then back on Sunday with a

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normal one and hopefully an NBA championship. See you then,