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Speaker 1: Callaroga Shark Media.

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Speaker 2: In there. I'm Johnny Mack with your daily comedy news.

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Now this first story, please understand, I come in peace.

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I came to be supportive. I was curious. Remember the

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future of late night is doing late night shows on YouTube.

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I was like, all right, I wonder how the premiere

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episode of Goodnight with Ben Gleib did. I'm recording this

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sentence at one thirteen pm Eastern Time on Wednesday, June third.

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The premiere episode of Goodnight with Ben Gleib, a YouTube

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channel with two point nine one million subscribers at this

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time as I record this sentence, has twenty one thousand views.

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His guest was Kevin Smith. Separate from the twenty one

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thousand views video posted five days ago, they have posted

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a video titled Kevin Smith's Best Advice Believe in Yourself First.

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That clip, posted fourteen hours or as before I spoke

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this sentence, has three hundred and eight views. Maybe a

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lot of people were watching the live stream and I

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don't have access to that data. Again, I come in peace,

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but that's not going to cut it. Your headline from

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the Daily Beast, ready buckle up, everybody. Netflix doubles down

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on bigotry with Mega Comedians special. That's right, the Streamers

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promoting Tony Hinchcliff's late Ast special by celebrating his jokes

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about Blacks, Latinos, the Whites, the Indians, and Asians. The

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Daily Beast rights Tony Hinchcliff is back to his usual

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stick quote unquote making fun of different ethnic groups with

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plenty of help from Netflix. They remindus. The Donald Trump

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fan went mainstream following his appearance on the streamers Roast

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of Tom Brady in twenty twenty four, after which he

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gained fame for a different kind when he told racially

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insensitive jokes at Trump's Madison Square Garden rally later that year.

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Netflix rewarded the appearance with a major deal, offering the

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comedian four specials last March three for his show Killed Tony,

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and one for an hour of his own stand up.

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On Tuesday, the streamer released the teaser for that stand

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of special, titled Man of the People. Should we listen?

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We probably should listen.

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Speaker 3: We've made fun of Blacks, Latinos, the Whites, the Indians, Asians.

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Thank you.

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Speaker 1: I'd imagine if I were sitting where you are right

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now and I bought a ticket to a Tony Hinchcliff show.

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I'd probably thinking of myself, Tony, where are those juw jokes? Well,

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I'm averaging about four specials a year with Netflix right now,

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and I'm not in the mood to make jew jokes anymore.

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Speaker 2: Now. Right before the Netflix sounder, they are Tony winks

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at the camera. So that's your trailer as a curiosity.

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As a comparison, This trailer as I record this sentence

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at one seventeen pm on Wednesday, was posted one day

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ago and has twenty thousand views, just slightly less than

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Ben Gleb's hour and a half a late night show.

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And I support you, but that's not going to cut it.

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Marcelo Hernandez, who does one thing really well, he is

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going to host the SPS on July fifteenth. The twenty

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twenty six SP's are returning to New York after more

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than twenty five years, this year's event being held at

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Lincoln Center. Marcelo Hernandez said, I started doing comedy ten

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years ago in Cleveland, Ohio, and I would take the

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train twelve hours to New York to sell comedy tickets

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on the street in Greenwich Village in Exchange for stage time.

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It's an honor and frankly feels crazy to be hosting

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the SP's this year in New York. I agree, it

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does feel crazy that Marcelo Hernandez is hosting the SPI's.

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I agree with you, Marcelo. Marcello said, I'm sure the

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energy is going to be great. It's been a slow

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week for comedy, you can tell by Brooks making the

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three spot on Today's podcast. He caught up with a

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Little Village magazine. But part of this particularly interested me.

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Brooks has been opening for Seth Myers and John Oliver

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in their residency Anti Beacon Theater in New York City.

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How's that going? Brooks said, they're the best. I looked

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into the coolest gig, imaginable opening for two friends and

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comedians that I really look up to. I also head

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out on the road to open for each one of

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them individually. So me and Seth have been road tripping

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around America lately. When I was on SNL, he was

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my boss, and now he's just super great friend. Turns

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out he's a great boss to have it. It's ratt

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just to be on the road with a pal. They

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talked about the Chicago comedy scene back in the day.

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There are other comics from Iowa back then, right kameil

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and on. Johnny moved there after he went to Grenelle.

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Brooks said, right after I got there, did an open

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mic at a place called Kiddy Moon. Kmale went up

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and I was like, what that scene was the best?

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Kyle Kanaan had just left. Hannibal Burris was becoming the

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funniest guy who's ever been alive. That's when I was

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in the Chicago just doing the serious XM thing. But

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there was a Chicago comedy festival and we used to

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be out there relatively frequently, and that's when Hannibal was

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owning the town. That's when I was out there, Brooks said.

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There were so many guys who were perfect to look

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up to you, Guys six years older than you. They

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were doing late night sets, which was so much more

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attainable than the full hour special. So when I saw them,

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I thought, this is possible. Now. What caught my eye

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they started talking about marathons. Humble Bragg. I've ran the

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New York City Marathon twice, and I have ran three

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days in a row. I'm trying to run every day

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in June and so far. I ran on June one,

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two and three. I talked to Brooks about marathons. He's

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got an endorsement with A six shoes, but Brooks says,

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I'm two and done with marathons. I ran wondering COVID

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as a joke to prove that they weren't hard and

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that people make too much out of them. Hey, I

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ended up really hurting my knee because they are hard.

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reached out to me about training appropriately running a marathon.

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I got really fast. It was awesome, and halfway through

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the second marathon, I slammed a Mountain Dew to try

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and parlay it into a Mountain Dew sponsorship by saying,

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Mountain Dew's good for you. Look how fast I am,

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and my body immediately stopped working right away. Everything just tightened, spasm.

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I'd lay on the ground for like half an hour.

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I ended up running that second marathon slower than the first.

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Me too, but I put a decade between my two.

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So they're curious, Brooks, why did you go with A

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six sneakers instead of Brooks shoes, Brooks would have been

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a natural fit. Brooks said, Hey, Asex reached out if

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Brooks had called me first, Sure, I am wearing Brooks

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sneakers right now. Those are the ones that I run

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in these days, but I run the second one. I'm

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actually wearing them my marathon sneakers right now. These are

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my Rainbow Brooks shoes. They're worn out, so these are

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now just my wear around the house of sneakers. Why

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are they rainbow, John, because I like to make my

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current training pair, like visually very different so that I

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don't wear them as like everyday shoes. But John, he

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just said, you're wearing them as every day shoes. Yes,

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but I know the rainbow ones are worn out, so

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every pair I get looks very different from the previous pair.

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Michelle Obama said, Dave Chappelle is one of the smartest

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people on the planet, the funniest all get out. Once

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he became himself, he moved back to Ohio, bought a

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fo and he's raised his family on this farm. One

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of the questions was why here, and he said, I

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wanted to have the financial freedom to be courageous. Mashable

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asked Josh Johnson about his hoodies. He said the hoodie

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started as a comfort thing, mostly vintage and thrifted fines

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Hans are now giving him more customized ones, to inspired ones,

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even cashmere versions. He jokes he's too scared to sweat

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in the gray hoodie has become part of his persona.

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He said. Even when people see me out in the street,

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they're like, oh, you're really wear that. That's the good

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and bad part of doing a thing. If you generally

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like it, it just becomes how you look all the time.

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Vittorio Angeloni told the CBC, John has said a slow

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news day. No, Vittorio didn't say that. That's you asking

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me that. Why why do you ask? Vittorio Angeloni told

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the CBC. I don't want anyone to enjoy the entire show.

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I have people come up to me after the show

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and say, oh, I really like the show apart from

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that one joke, and I think, yeah, you shouldn't like

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all this. It should be the edges of your taste

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Ray Romano talked about naming his show Everybody Loves Raymond

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Raids Old People. When the show was starting, I was

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a comedian, and all I did was self deprecating humor.

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My brother, who in real life is a New York

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City policeman, came home one day and saw that I

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got an award from some stand up comedy that I did,

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and he said, sarcastically, Raymond goes to work and they

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give him awards. I go to work and people spit

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on me. Everybody loves Raymond. Ray didn't like the title,

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even though the CBS execs did. Ray suggested some other titles,

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including that Raymond Guy, Raymond's Tree awful, and his personal

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favorite was called Um Raymond. Jeff fox Worthy, who dropped

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a special on Fox Nation on Monday, said this may

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be his final special. He says he's not done with

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stand up, but creating a special it takes a lot

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of effort. Jeff said, I'm not saying I would quit

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doing stand up. It's just a lot of work to

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do a special and I'd rather hang out with my grandkids.

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When you commit to doing a special, it's a year.

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It takes a year of going in comedy clubs Wednesday night's,

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Tuesday nights, you know, trying new things. Is this funny?

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Is it not funny? And nobody's ever showed that. That

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he shows some behind the scenes looks at the repetitive

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creative process of putting a special together. Did his first

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stand up special in nineteen ninety with a you might

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let me dust it off. I thought, well, this might

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be the last special idea because it's a lot of work.

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why not sig a bowl around it and close the

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last one that way. Boy, this Nate Brighetzi movie didn't do. Uh,

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I don't think it did for Nate what he thought

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was gonna do. Let's look at the box office. I

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forgot to do that earlier in the week Nate Brigetzi

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Breadwinner box office. All right, we are on boxoffice report

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dot com. It is the weekend box office report for

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so we'll just look at the domestic number one back

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rooms eighty one million, A number two Obsession twenty six

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point four. The Mandalorian got another twenty five million in

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fourth place, Michael with eleven million, and the Breadwinner seven

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point five million dollars. With that kind of box off,

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you're going to be the guest host for Ben Gleeb

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on YouTube eight. Don't do the theme park? Are you

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listening to me? Theme park? Big mistake? Comedy tour? Not mistake?

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Theme park mistake? Nate, you gotta listen. In Indian comedian

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revealed he was detained in Dubai for forty seven days

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before being deported to India, and an Instagram post yoursh

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Barjoaj said he had shared a quote harmless dumb reel.

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Bardoise revealed the reel was about how Google Maps allegedly

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malfunctioned in Dubai amid tensions link to the conflict in

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the Middle East. He explains, on March nineteenth, while I

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from Dubai Police asking me to report to the Dubai

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Police HQ. Immediately turns out they had an issue with

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a comedy reel I made about Google Maps malfunctioning in

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Dubai and do the current war in the region. It

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was a harmless, dumb reel, but the authorities didn't find

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it funny. I was detained and arrested as a perceived

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national security threat, and I spent forty seven days in

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a ten center and in New York City, home of

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the New York Knicks. The New York Laughs Festival is

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back tonight through June seventh. Among the comedians slated to

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a peer Jeff Ross David tell, Dice, Mark Norman's, Rachel Feinstein,

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Mm Willman, Paul Versey, Matt Brisard, Alex English, Steve ran

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His Easy, and Gerard Carmichael. That's a pretty good list.

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The centerpiece on the whole thing is Comedy in the Square.

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That's a free outdoor show in New York City is

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Union Square Park, North Plaza tonight six to nine pm.

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Organizers say the event will turn the park into a

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giant open air comedy club, complete with a concert style

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stage setup, seating, standing room, and food and drinks nearby.

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The outdoor lineup includes Mark Norman, Matt Brossard, Emma Willman,

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Caitlin Palufo, and Is Samasudigi plus live music. That's a

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Joe's Pub, Peer fifty seven, and Saint Mark's Comedy Club.

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do I do on June fourth? I always watch Star

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Trek two The Wrath of Cohn, which, as you know,

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came out June fourth, nineteen eighty two. That's what I do.

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