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You know what? Dude, live. Welcome everybody to
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the show. I kid at my time. I
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started the social media a new podcast. The
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back, so I get WWE new podcast.
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So I get WWE back again. Bolt's
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going back in the day. Where it all started
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before them all. I see
2:45
diabetes podcast is so fun
2:47
and crazy. It has no rules. It.
2:50
For the manga, I'm sorry.
2:53
It's a comedy podcast. This isn't
2:55
NPR. That's what the podcast does.
2:57
Is there any better show? What is the original
2:59
original? What's
3:09
up, dude? What's going on?
3:11
Welcome to another episode. Of
3:13
you know what, dude. The first
3:16
podcast. Everybody knows I started
3:18
podcasting. It's a fact. And
3:20
I've been doing it for fifteen years. I've been doing
3:22
it here at the seller. Up
3:25
on the second floor. We started
3:27
a little section over there. Now it's a studio.
3:30
We're getting even bigger but I'm telling
3:32
you right now to all the shows I've ever
3:34
done, all the shows I've
3:37
done, I'm very excited about today.
3:39
Today, is the day
3:42
you tuned in at the right
3:44
episode. Today, everything's gonna change
3:46
from this day forward because the guest
3:49
I have is one of my close friends.
3:51
I love him. I love him. I
3:53
probably love him more than he loves me.
3:57
But He's never been on my podcast
3:59
ever. I've had everybody on this show.
4:01
I've had
4:03
Don Rickel's I had Lucille
4:05
Ball. Well, I've had
4:08
chappell with rock and
4:10
Will Smith at the same time
4:12
I never had this guy, so I'm very excited to
4:14
have him on the show. Please, ladies and
4:16
gentlemen. Welcome, my good friend.
4:19
Mister Luis CK. What's up, buddy? How
4:21
are
4:21
you? How are you doing, man? They do love you as
4:23
much as you love me. Do you? Yeah.
4:26
I might love you more.
4:28
Why? Why? Why do you say that? think you're
4:31
you might have some insecurity feeling that
4:33
makes it feel like you love me more. Like
4:35
you feel the feeling of your love? Yes.
4:38
More to you.
4:39
Well, I actually do have insecurity. I just
4:41
wanted to hear you say. But I just calmly
4:44
love you
4:44
more. You calmly love me. Yeah. I I love
4:46
you.
4:46
I love you. Yeah. I
4:48
love you with, like, a a nervous energy.
4:50
That's right. Right. You love me when I
4:51
love you. With faith and calmness. And
4:53
-- Right. -- certainty. Like
4:54
a like a real dad. That's right.
4:57
Yeah. Instead of a step dad.
4:58
Yeah. Right. It's right. Like Yeah.
5:00
I love you like a foster kid. Did you like the
5:02
present? Yeah. I liked.
5:04
We had awful the people put that kind
5:06
of pressure on kids, on little kids. Like,
5:08
Do you like do you like made you like the present? Do you
5:11
like what I
5:12
Like,
5:12
make it an eight year old girl? Like, it's okay.
5:15
You're fine. It's fine. You
5:17
know? I I do do
5:18
that. I I like fucking with Max.
5:21
Well, you're a proper dad. You're not a step dad.
5:23
You're a real dad.
5:23
Yeah. Step dad's I've had. I've had
5:26
one bad one that used to beat
5:28
me and I had that was very
5:29
vicious. Yeah. Which I can't even comprehend
5:32
now having Max.
5:32
It's crazy, isn't it? I
5:35
couldn't like I've tried to visualize a little
5:37
a little head. Yeah.
5:39
For, like, hitting it for making a joke.
5:41
I remember making a joke and
5:43
being smacked and going,
5:45
that's not your laugh. And
5:49
I still remember it to this day. When I
5:51
laugh, I had somebody say,
5:53
that's not your laugh. That's not your laugh, he
5:55
said to me. It was a third
5:58
grade and he smacked me in the
6:00
head because I
6:00
went, because kids develop
6:02
their laugh. Yeah. Max Fakes laughs
6:05
all the time. Be weird because I remember my
6:07
dad. Beating up my sister
6:09
for laughing. Really? And it was the
6:11
same same thing. Because she was fake
6:13
laughing. What does that laugh? Yeah.
6:16
Stop that. And
6:18
then she started crying. Yeah. He's
6:20
like, oh, now don't cry.
6:22
And so he beat her? Yeah. I was like,
6:24
naturally, it's the only thing left to do. I it
6:26
is the progression of it. Your kid does a
6:28
punty laugh. You you got on the cut
6:30
it out that may cry. When you
6:32
got left, you gotta shit out of it. No. Because they'll be
6:34
whole family. Yeah. I have a hundred
6:36
percent because they'll be go through life. I mean,
6:38
I get it. Being a country
6:40
crier. Exactly. Who wants that? No.
6:42
You have to make a choice. That's right.
6:44
Before the show, people don't know this that
6:48
well, I mean, it almost didn't happen.
6:52
I I mean, this is a big episode. I told
6:54
everybody, let's get out of the yeah.
6:56
I got it. Let's do it. Make sure everything I
6:58
wanna go I literally said, I wanna
7:00
go at twelve. When he gets here, we
7:02
go. Because I don't wanna talk. I don't wanna have a
7:04
little small talk, and I don't wanna It's twelve
7:06
twenty. Right. And he
7:08
and and, of course, it didn't happen something.
7:10
What happens when it and I started to
7:12
panic and I've been working on my
7:15
anger and my
7:16
my, you know, my frustration issues
7:19
with people. Yeah. And you
7:21
had said something you said you call
7:23
me right
7:23
down. What did I say? I don't remember.
7:25
You said
7:28
this happens? Yeah. Because I
7:30
directed movies in stuff. So you just sometimes
7:32
you go, you're, like, in the middle you know, like, we got and
7:34
sometimes
7:34
it's, like, when there's a chemistry. Right.
7:36
We gotta go. We gotta go and they go. We're not
7:39
cameras down. And
7:41
you just go poof. Right
7:43
poof. And you just shut down. You
7:45
have to shut down emotionally. Yeah.
7:47
You just go on pause and
7:49
then they do it. And then they do the thing and
7:51
you see people running around and everybody's upset
7:53
and there's one guy in the crew who
7:55
has to do
7:55
it, who's like usually the lowest on
7:57
the Right. And he's just trembling
7:59
hands and he's trying to fix it and everybody's
8:02
staring at him like this. Yeah. Then you
8:04
just try to cool it
8:04
down. There's nothing you can do about it. There's nothing
8:07
you can do. There's nothing you can do about it. And it worked.
8:09
I mean, these guys were mush was sweating.
8:11
Yeah. I mean, really bad.
8:13
Like heart attack bad. Right. MAX,
8:15
little MAX was panicking. Yeah.
8:18
Here's what happens when that stuff happens
8:20
and I go, I wanna know what's
8:22
happening.
8:22
Yeah. Nobody will talk to you.
8:24
Nobody talk to
8:24
you. What's going on guys? And they don't wanna talk to you because they're
8:27
just trying to fix it.
8:27
They shut off. What you do is you have a conversation
8:30
with them later and you say,
8:32
that can't that can't
8:33
happen. And they'll go, yeah. But it's because the cable was
8:36
broken. Yeah. But why didn't you know that
8:38
before? But don't yell at them. Yeah. What you're saying?
8:40
Don't yell. No. You don't yell at them. You just talk to them,
8:42
which is worse. It's like with your fire with your
8:44
father. Right. If your
8:46
father screams at you, you just go, oh, this guy's
8:48
a dick.
8:48
Right.
8:49
But if your father explains that
8:52
you disappointed him --
8:53
Yeah. -- that this was unacceptable. You just
8:55
wanna die inside. Sure. It's a bet
8:57
it's better. Yeah. So if you wanna hurt these guys, talk
8:59
to them later. Yeah. Okay.
9:03
And Max Actually, And you now him, why didn't
9:05
you do a dry run? Like, why
9:07
didn't you know this problem before the second
9:09
he walked in
9:10
here? What were you doing while he was on his
9:12
way here? Can we practice that? Like, you be me, and I'll be
9:14
them. Yeah. So
9:15
so what happened? What how come we didn't start at
9:17
noon? I got the stop. Do you remember? Excuse
9:19
me. Yeah. Let's see, but, like, polite is
9:21
worse. Oh, Excuse me.
9:23
I'm
9:23
sorry. Do you mind? Yeah. Sure. Thank
9:26
you. Sorry. Yeah. Thank you.
9:27
Okay. I don't know you
9:30
remember, but I said that we needed to start right
9:32
at noon. Yep. Do you remember that? Do you remember
9:34
that? Do you remember how important it was to me?
9:36
I can start right at noon? Yes. I
9:38
do. Okay. And I didn't get that
9:41
results. No. And I need you to know that that's
9:43
super frustrating. I know. I I
9:45
yes. I agree. Says something, why
9:47
did that happen? Why why why did
9:49
my telling you how important it
9:51
was not result in me getting what
9:53
I
9:53
need? Can I go now?
9:57
Yes. That
9:59
hurt. Mhmm. That that
10:02
one hurt with the glass and you paused.
10:06
Somebody broke something. Excuse
10:11
me? Somebody
10:14
there was something broke. Somebody broke something. They
10:16
didn't fix it.
10:17
Uh-huh. Who did you break something and
10:19
I did not. Okay? Does somebody in our team
10:21
break something that didn't I don't know.
10:23
But somebody yes. Okay. And when did you find
10:25
that out? Right
10:27
now. Yes. But right before the show. So why did
10:29
you find it out right before the show?
10:37
I
10:38
don't know. Okay. Thank
10:42
you. Okay. Mhmm. I'm
10:44
sorry.
10:44
I'm sorry. Can you imagine what when I said
10:46
to you oh, that heart I said to
10:49
you, we need to start right at noon. Yeah. That
10:51
was at, what, ten o'clock this morning.
10:53
It was actually three days ago. Three days ago.
10:55
Yeah. So you had time to make
10:57
sure I did. Did you do
10:59
anything to make sure we started at
11:00
noon, or did you just have it in your head as
11:03
an No. I
11:03
did everything. I did well, then you would have
11:05
found out that the cable was broken
11:07
before we started if you had
11:09
checked everything because you knew how
11:11
important it was. When I say things to you, like,
11:13
we need to start right at noon. I need that to
11:15
actually translate into, like, action on
11:17
your
11:17
part, not just, like, a yes
11:19
or.
11:19
Right? Yeah.
11:21
Okay. We each other.
11:22
I do. Yes. I understand. I really wanna thank you
11:24
for listening.
11:25
Thank you. That's
11:27
how you're in. Oh, wasn't that horrible.
11:30
Thank you at the
11:30
end. Yeah. Yeah. That to
11:33
thank torture. But I've never done that
11:35
to anybody. No. That's harmful.
11:38
Look, I'm sweating. You've never been this
11:40
horrible. I'm gonna do that
11:41
to all
11:42
these fucking horrible. You no.
11:44
Don't do sick. Oh, I'm doing it too. You just do
11:46
your own, you know, make it your own. You know, the fact
11:48
the the fact that you see,
11:50
my thing is what the fuck cappened. Yeah.
11:52
Nobody
11:52
because everybody knows they they can dismiss
11:55
you. Yep. That that you're right. Yeah.
11:57
You know, anger
11:59
I've been working on my anger because I was
12:01
given my anger -- Yeah.
12:03
-- at a
12:03
young age. Right. That's how my
12:05
stepdad did my mother It tell
12:07
you a snap. Yeah. You
12:09
snap. It's like a Boston thing. Right.
12:11
All my friends, moms, everybody
12:13
I knew when I was a
12:14
kid. Yeah. It would start up, Bobby.
12:17
Bobby, Robert, Robert
12:19
get the fuck down here now. Everybody's
12:21
late because of you. You fucking
12:23
asshole. And I would just Yeah.
12:26
And that would come down.
12:27
Right. And then later in life, you'd say, hey,
12:29
come on, we gotta go. We gotta
12:31
go. Dawn, we have Dude, we have to
12:33
fucking
12:33
go. Yeah. You know, it doesn't work. It
12:36
fucking ends everything. No. It just shuts
12:38
everything down. Yeah. And you wanna
12:40
a goal when you're communicating. Right? You wanna
12:42
be communicating for reasons. Sure. So, like, if you
12:44
wanna punish people, you can just make them
12:46
feel shitty. But they're not gonna
12:48
perform better. Now, like, the thing I just did is
12:50
a joke. You can't really do that, but you do
12:52
wanna give that information to them. Oh, wow.
12:54
And and they will feel bad, but
12:56
the team gets better. Because the net what you
12:58
start to tell them because you gotta
13:00
train people, you know. Yeah. You go, I need you
13:02
to actually think ahead. I need you to,
13:04
like, test shit. Yeah. Like, do the
13:06
show right before we do it. Right.
13:08
You gotta Listen to me to see it all work.
13:10
And the next time that you say to them, this
13:12
is important. Yep. Then
13:15
it'll get better. But here's the last unless if you
13:17
do that with them and the next time it doesn't get
13:19
better, that means they just don't give a
13:20
fuck. And then what do I do? Then
13:23
you live with that.
13:23
You live with that. That's okay.
13:25
Okay. It means you're just not. You're just not. You look
13:28
you see Mike Troy Mike Bush? We call him Bush.
13:30
You see his eyes right now? Yeah. They're
13:32
dead.
13:32
Why do
13:33
you call mush? Because
13:35
he's mush. He mushes the shell. It's just
13:37
funny because I grew up in Newton, you know? Yeah.
13:39
And mush was a big word in Newton. Yeah.
13:41
It's what you called each other. Everybody it it
13:43
was dude. That dude
13:45
was mush. Mush. Don't. Mush. What
13:47
the fuck? See, I'm throwing you a
13:49
fuck. As we say to each other, you know.
13:52
I'm from Medford, and we use Dude
13:54
to Dude, and mush is what you did to a girl when
13:56
she wasn't listening. You mush to face
13:58
assets. Shit. Like James Cagnon. Oh,
14:00
dude. They use them grapefruit.
14:02
A hundred percent. All Italian
14:03
guys, they'd mush get out of
14:05
here and they might they wanna hit them. Put it up. No.
14:07
No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Nothing. But, you know,
14:09
CAGNY with a grape. Oh, we can pull it up. Oh, it was
14:11
the it was the good old days. Oh.
14:14
And you could yeah. Anyways,
14:16
Yeah. Get out of here. We're targeting
14:18
it. But no.
14:20
We Bush was Newton
14:22
had its own language. So there was,
14:24
like, this with the kids in in a certain
14:27
neighborhood in Newton was called the Nananton
14:29
Lake.
14:29
Right. And it was all Italian and Irish --
14:31
Oh, shit. -- and they all talk
14:34
this way. They still do, I think.
14:36
Wow. But they go mush. And there was
14:38
the words like, you call girls givuls.
14:40
What's a jivuls? Mush that givuls'
14:42
quistra. A what the That
14:44
means, dude, that chick is
14:46
hot. Much that jivel
14:48
is Christian. Question. What is
14:50
Christian? I
14:53
never nobody ever knew and
14:55
you did it. Everybody talk like that. But
14:57
I found out that it's us so yeah. Here he goes,
14:59
Tyria. But it it it's And
15:03
there's words like your
15:04
dick. It's called your collie. What?
15:06
Dude, you know Listen. You
15:08
suck my collie. But heard Tyson
15:11
Fury, the fighter. Yeah. He's he's
15:13
an Irish -- Mhmm. -- gypsy. He's
15:15
a gypsy. And he said, callie,
15:17
about some guy's dick. And I
15:19
realized he these somebody
15:21
said that it's all it's
15:22
gypsies, Irish gypsies, and gypsies,
15:25
carnies, and people that And and and
15:27
Newton, choose. Because I always got a newton.
15:29
When I grew up in Medford, we always thought
15:31
Newton was a bunch of pussies.
15:33
Yeah. Oh,
15:33
yeah. Well, you know Well, we had
15:36
Newton was half half and
15:38
half, half working
15:38
class, half rich.
15:39
Half working class, half rich.
15:40
Right. Because it is there is a lot of
15:42
rich people in New York. Yeah.
15:43
There's a New York -- New York. -- New York. -- New York and Brant the The
15:46
Shasta Hill Mall. Chance that him all was -- Yes. --
15:48
unfucking believable. Yes. Beautiful news.
15:50
Using them. That's the bomb bandana.
15:53
There's a lot of I mean, that's the
15:55
dirtiest thing I've ever mean, tired of
15:56
calm everything goes. It's a lot of calm.
15:59
Yeah. Yeah.
16:01
Newton had Newton Center, which was really rich
16:03
people. Yep. And Newton
16:05
Highlands, and then Newtonville and an
16:07
Anthem was where I live right on the highway. Right on
16:09
the turn the mass turnpike was, like, in my
16:11
backyard. Like, I was one block away. This
16:13
is where where I was in my life
16:15
my whole life. Wow. And I went to Newton North High
16:17
School, which was like half technical high school.
16:20
Right. And then Newton south were rogue
16:22
and went Joe Hogan went there. Was
16:25
richer kids. So public
16:26
school, but
16:26
Well, yeah. A lot a lot of people come from
16:29
Newton. Yeah. A
16:29
lot of comedians. A lot of comedians come.
16:32
You, Rogen. Who's the other one?
16:34
Mucking. I don't know. What the fuck?
16:36
There's there's another one that comes there too.
16:38
Yeah. Yeah.
16:38
A lot of funny people come on a Newton.
16:40
Jibby Jibby or Nick. You didn't
16:42
know Rogen growing up. Did you? No.
16:44
No. But it was He's
16:46
a couple years younger than me. How old
16:48
is you don't know. Maybe they were on the same age. I think you're
16:50
on the same age. He
16:50
we didn't meet till we were doing stand up,
16:53
like, in Boston. And you
16:54
knew him when you started. Were you guys friends
16:57
then? I I started
16:59
if, like, two or three years before
17:01
him. So he were sort of
17:03
two different generations. Like, I started one year,
17:05
then Apollo started the
17:07
year after. And we were friends. And then
17:09
Rogen
17:09
was, like, the next wave of back
17:11
with, like, Fitzsimons.
17:13
Hey, guys,
17:14
like that. But was he
17:17
accepted? Did you guys like him when he came up?
17:19
Yeah. I liked him. He he's a
17:21
likable guy. I mean, he's he was he had
17:23
this wicked energy. This -- Yeah.
17:24
-- wicked.
17:25
And he was just
17:28
fucking waitresses and just getting,
17:30
you know, I don't know. He had grown I don't know anything about his
17:32
personal life. He III
17:35
remember one waitress who I was just
17:37
so into and that was
17:39
his
17:39
girlfriend. So I look at it like he fucked all the
17:42
way. That's how I process that.
17:44
He has he has a
17:46
there's an energy about him when he
17:48
first met him. It's just
17:50
you know, if if if there wasn't we're in no electricity days
17:52
-- Yeah. -- he'd be a king of
17:54
a of a
17:55
of a
17:55
certain Yeah. He could at survive.
17:57
But but I remember I started chatting with him and getting to know him
17:59
and I liked him. Yeah. And he was interesting because he was
18:01
from Newton, and he was at what do you call
18:03
a Taekwondo
18:04
champ? Taekwondo
18:05
just like champion. And so I found that
18:08
interesting. So and and I talked I
18:10
asked him about it, and he was
18:12
engaging talking about it. Like, he
18:14
was generous about talking about it.
18:16
You know? Remember him telling me the biggest
18:18
mistake people make in
18:20
fights is they wait to,
18:22
like, agree when it starts. Yep.
18:24
But you just gotta get started.
18:26
So, like, he told in high school, he was, like, some
18:28
kid came up to him and goes, hey,
18:30
what? And he just immediately punched him
18:32
in the
18:33
chest. Like the guy he can tell the guy
18:35
wants to start a fight. Yeah. But
18:36
he thinks it's gonna be a whole build up. You say
18:38
something myseyism. Hey, you assume kind
18:40
of a book and then he's and
18:43
then he can't breathe and he falls
18:44
down. Yeah. And I remember him telling
18:46
me that, and I like the I like them.
18:49
Finding the thing I I say to people all
18:51
the time, dude, III think that if
18:53
you think we're gonna fight fair, you're
18:55
crazy. Yeah. Like, if you think we're gonna square off
18:57
-- Yeah. -- like, there's a ref I'm
18:59
gonna I'm gonna say, hey, man. I'm sorry. And
19:01
as soon as you turn, I'm gonna hate you with a
19:04
shovel. That's fighting. Yeah. If you if you're
19:06
gonna kill me -- Right. I
19:08
mean, I'm not I'm gonna, you know -- Yeah. -- we're not
19:10
gonna duke it out -- No. -- and and
19:12
wait for you to throw a punch in. I'm gonna go like
19:14
that. Right. Yeah. No. That that's not
19:16
a fight. One of the craziest things I've ever
19:18
seen down here, Saturday night.
19:20
In in while I was down
19:22
here, there's this little Italian kid
19:24
little guy, and he was fucking with everybody. Yeah. And
19:26
then there was his big audience? No.
19:28
Outside. Okay. In the winter. And
19:30
he's fucking with this one kid. Huge
19:33
fucking like Norwegian guy.
19:35
Florida too. Didn't even really speak English that
19:37
well. And the guy's not saying it. This little
19:39
I'll fucking murder you. You fucking and
19:41
his girlfriend, county, come on.
19:44
And then he goes in the car, he grabs a bat.
19:46
Yeah. And he goes out. This guy's facing
19:48
that way, and he goes and he swings
19:51
the bat.
19:51
And the kid had a puffy cup here.
19:54
And it just hits the puffy cup
19:56
here. All the people on the street. And the
19:58
kid slowly turned
19:59
around. He goes, you
20:01
see me with the bat.
20:02
Oh, no. And this kid
20:03
fucking ran back to his boss.
20:05
Sure. You
20:06
heard people just die laughing. Oh, they had
20:08
no effect on this. No. No. No.
20:11
No. I was looking for an apartment once I was
20:13
with Todd Berry and
20:15
one other comic. I forget who the other guy was.
20:17
Might be Chuck's Clark.
20:19
And they came with me. We were all going to lunch, but we went
20:22
I was looking for a place to live. Mhmm. It's about
20:24
way years. I was in my twenties. Right?
20:26
So I was looking for a place like,
20:28
thirteenth Street in Second Avenue. It was,
20:30
like, way east. And back then that was pretty
20:33
gnarly down over there. Yeah. And
20:36
So I'm going. I'm waiting for a realtor to meet me
20:38
in front of a building and a realtor is not
20:40
there and is a community center
20:42
across the street. And
20:44
all these kids just like kinda rough
20:46
seeming kids come out. They they're just being
20:48
it's being let out -- Yeah. -- you know, for
20:52
lunch. And two of them start
20:54
yelling at each other, and one of them
20:56
had a bat. I think
20:58
some of them were going to practice or
21:00
some and he hit this kid in bat meat, like, you know, on
21:02
the arm. Yeah. Then the kid went inside,
21:04
the school that came out
21:06
with a knife, Jesus. And stab
21:09
the kid in the stomach. And you
21:11
saw this. I saw this. So now this
21:13
kid's bleeding, everybody screams
21:15
all kinds of shit. And
21:17
pretty quickly these cops came and
21:19
they break it all up, they take the
21:21
kid who got stabbed and they just
21:23
take them and put them in He's sitting
21:25
in a cop car. He's laying he's
21:28
got his feet on the street, and he's laying in his
21:30
cop car. And there's just blood. He's wearing a white
21:32
shirt. He's dying. Just red
21:34
shirt. the cops are standing and, like,
21:36
leaning against the car just talking. Uh-huh.
21:39
And somebody came over and
21:41
said some, like, kinda white nervous
21:43
guy said, shouldn't you get him to a hospital?
21:45
And the cop goes, get the fuck
21:47
away from me. Get the fuck away
21:49
to start screaming at this guy. Get
21:51
the fuck away from me. Ain't none of your
21:53
fucking
21:53
business, and then they went back to chatting. And
21:56
Todd turned to me and said, I don't think you wanna
21:58
live in this neighborhood.
21:58
Yeah. This is funny. It's like I don't think we need
22:01
to see the apartment. Yeah. Out.
22:03
So Yeah. It used to be more violent
22:05
here. He's
22:05
a little bit. Yeah. New York used to be I mean,
22:08
that's it's violent now,
22:10
but it's not as bad as if It's homeless
22:11
guys swinging a thing at
22:13
you violent. You just step around
22:16
them. Yeah. It's crazy
22:18
people violent. Yeah. Which if you are
22:20
a little crazy too, which I
22:22
am, you can look them in the eyes and it's like
22:24
two dogs. That's right. And
22:26
it's like and they they go, I got you.
22:28
You know what I mean? Yeah. I've had homeless
22:30
people look me in the eye and
22:30
go. Mhmm. Alright. I'll let you go. You're crazy
22:33
too. You'll fuck it. Mhmm. You'll do
22:35
something too. I saw homeless guy walking
22:37
in in Stumps once
22:39
and just and
22:42
just spit coming out. I was just nought after a bad set.
22:44
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Just
22:46
screaming. And I was with a friend of
22:48
mine. She had a little dog and she
22:50
was inside. So her
22:52
dog I was holding her dog, and her dog was
22:54
just on the sidewalk, and
22:56
he he was mental and
22:58
angry and violent. But he was and
23:00
I realized he's about to step on the dog,
23:03
and I saw him go, oh, and he stuck he
23:05
stepped around the dog. He caught a
23:07
moment of sanity.
23:07
Yeah. He was like, I don't wanna mush a dog.
23:09
Yeah. Nobody wants a mushy. Nobody's like crazy.
23:12
Yeah. I had a homeless guy. That's why I
23:14
moved out of the city. Homeless guy kicked
23:16
my dog. Really? The
23:18
night I brought Max home from the
23:20
hospital, and it fucked me
23:22
up because I thought for some
23:23
reason, you
23:26
know, they just go here.
23:28
They give you the baby and then
23:30
it's They give you the baby and they say goodbye.
23:33
Mhmm. And then in New York, you don't get in your
23:34
car, you have to hail a cab. Yeah. With a
23:36
baby again. This is before Uber. This
23:39
is like you had to you had to stand out in
23:41
the street and up. You get lucky. you
23:43
get
23:43
lucky. Hope it's not raining. Yeah. Hope
23:45
it's there's not a Knicks game. Crazy.
23:47
And you you
23:48
go outside and you hail a cap, then you
23:51
sketch into the backseat of this cab. I have a
23:53
brand new person. With this yeah. A brand new
23:55
person. And then you go down the
23:57
street, and I and then I did I could get
23:59
the baby and I got done in. And I
24:01
go walk these fucking two dogs,
24:03
Kelvin and Diva. Mhmm. And my mother's
24:05
couch too in the morning, and
24:07
then I'll I'm with the dogs, and and I make
24:09
sure I'm a good dog person. Ith,
24:11
New York City has a lot of shit dog
24:13
peeing -- Yeah. Sure. -- where they don't, they just
24:16
let they'd let it go. Yeah. And you
24:18
and the thing and they'll trip you and
24:20
they and they say sorry
24:22
after the fact -- Right. -- which I
24:24
fucking hate. I hate those. I had one guy
24:26
walk up and his dog pissed on my leg. Wow.
24:28
And he was on his phone. Mhmm. And he
24:30
turned and he went, sorry, and he
24:32
kept walking. Dude, literally, just
24:34
like
24:34
this. He was talking yesterday. And
24:36
they looked over and he went so funny. Our generation of
24:39
comics is funny because we we
24:41
talked on this phone. We used to talk on a
24:43
phone that went
24:43
Oh, with a little thing. Yes. Yes.
24:46
And we still do this for we don't go like this when we mine. We
24:48
don't do it. We should do that. Right? Yeah. Well, we don't have
24:50
to
24:50
do that because most people
24:50
had everybody's receiver. I think he had a big
24:53
old. Yeah.
24:53
We had the thing with the little thing. Right? Yeah.
24:55
Definitely. We should
24:56
be just doing like this because most people have
24:59
earbuds. Just be like, sorry.
25:00
Yeah. Sorry. Just this ready. Yeah. You choose it.
25:03
Alright. I have it. Sorry. So you know
25:05
I have it. So this guy, I'm sitting there with my
25:07
dog, and all of a sudden I hear,
25:09
this homeless guy, no shirt, shredded
25:11
black guy. Kicked Kelby.
25:13
And I lost it.
25:15
I just lost it. And I got right in
25:17
his nose. And I was like, you keep my fucking
25:20
dog? It was yat right back at me. Yeah. I kicked your
25:22
fucking dog. Watch your fucking dogs. And
25:24
I was like, I was watching my
25:27
dogs. That was screaming. And
25:29
I go high and he went higher.
25:31
Yeah. So
25:31
I go high. Oasis kinda Anger
25:33
and dog. Yeah. It was gonna yeah.
25:37
That's
25:37
it. By the end, we were just like, fucking
25:38
you stand me. Right around you.
25:40
Yeah. Fuck. We just suck each other off. Sure. At
25:42
the end, and I lived with him for three
25:45
months. Nice. Him the dogs.
25:47
Yeah. And no.
25:49
So III remember he we kept
25:51
getting angry and angrier. Because that's what you do
25:53
when you really don't wanna fight. You just keep
25:55
You get angrier and angry and see, it's
25:57
the market. Where? Yeah.
26:01
And I said, I bet, I'll fucking I
26:04
went to the point. I'll fucking murder
26:06
you. Wow. And he
26:08
went,
26:08
you don't like black
26:10
people. And that I just felt I I
26:13
was like, I like black people. Well, then you
26:15
went down. I was like, I set a name in my
26:17
black
26:17
friend. Black people. Oh, you
26:17
do? I go I was yeah.
26:20
Yeah. That's nice.
26:23
And we're friends. And that was Keith Robinson.
26:26
Yeah. Now we're good friends. Yeah. But
26:28
I did. He said that, and I panicked. And I
26:30
was like, I know Kevin Hart.
26:32
I know Patrice O'Neil. He's
26:34
dead now, but I know I was like, I
26:36
know Keith Robbins said I started naming on
26:38
my comment. Great. Some lady yellow at
26:40
the window. Shut
26:41
the fuck up. There you go. So
26:43
and and then I felt a
26:45
pinch on my shoulder. And
26:48
it was my female Russian
26:51
super -- Mhmm. -- you know, you just have
26:53
Polish or Russian or
26:55
Spanish superintendents. And she grabbed my shoulder
26:57
and pinched it, and she was
26:59
bubbly. You have baby. You don't do
27:01
this. Yeah. You don't do that no more. And she
27:03
walks me back to my house. That's right. And
27:05
I said I just put my house on the market that
27:06
week. Yeah. Oh, Mike, I'm the fuck
27:09
out of here. Yeah. You
27:09
can't be in those those
27:12
situations. If you're a dad, you can't do
27:14
that anymore. And if you have I was I am
27:16
crazy too. I can't.
27:18
No. No. Like, you have to be able to
27:19
like, if they can't We're in detail on that
27:22
story, though. What's the detail? Like, if I was
27:24
a if I had you on a witness stand.
27:26
Okay. But let's do it. I'd shred that story. Go
27:28
ahead. Do it. Because you
27:30
started by saying -- Yes. -- and we could play
27:32
it back. We just started by saying --
27:34
Yep. -- that, yeah, the dog and you
27:36
said, I I heard this sound.
27:38
Yelp. I turned around in this guy, my
27:40
dog. Yeah. And then the guy said watch your
27:42
dogs. He said, I I was watching my
27:44
dogs. Then why did why was it the
27:46
sound of the Yelp that you didn't
27:48
see that You Why are you doing? was. I'll tell you why.
27:50
Mhmm. Can I can I go down? Yeah. Your
27:52
honor? Okay. No. I'm just not
27:53
thinking. I would have. Judge doesn't ask
27:56
questions. Okay.
27:56
You're right. Judge
27:59
Mago? We
28:00
we also wouldn't the lawyer wouldn't let you. You
28:02
get yes or no questions, you know. Okay.
28:03
Well, can I That is true. So then
28:06
your lawyer would come up Okay. So be my
28:08
lawyer. Okay. You
28:10
got anything to add to
28:11
this? I
28:12
do have something to add.
28:13
Yeah. First of all, I was watching my dogs --
28:16
Yeah. -- because I made sure that there was enough
28:18
room for people to walk. I
28:20
pulled my dogs over to the left
28:22
side of the walkway. And they got kicked out
28:24
of the walkway, so people would have
28:26
room to walk. Yeah. There was
28:28
a release three to four feet of space,
28:30
and I was off into the street --
28:32
Yeah. -- in the like, almost a
28:34
driveway for people to walk. So he had
28:36
to step into my dog's
28:38
area to kick
28:38
them, to hurt them. Mhmm. That
28:41
so, yes, I was It
28:41
was an
28:42
unfortunate moment. It was an unfortunate
28:45
moment. That's right. That
28:47
escalated. Sometimes when people walk
28:49
towards me with their head down into their
28:51
phone, you bump into them? Well, no,
28:53
I I I mean, it's
28:55
a weird ethical problem.
28:57
Sure. Because it's like, I
28:59
got my head up. So
29:01
I see you coming -- Yeah. -- and you want me to
29:03
step around. You want the world apart like the
29:05
red sea. Hundred percent while you watch your
29:08
fucking video. Right. But
29:11
the only way for me
29:13
to, like, enforce that,
29:16
like, unfairness is to
29:18
deliberately smash into
29:20
you. You know what I mean? Like, yeah. But I I
29:22
in other words, I have to walk around you because you're
29:24
you're putting more civil responsibility
29:26
on me by keeping your fucking head
29:28
down. And it's really arrogant. But when
29:30
I'm with my dog, I don't move for them
29:32
because I have a dog in toe and also I
29:34
I could close line them. Right.
29:37
So, you know, or at least they're at the
29:39
knees. Right. If there's because I'm
29:41
not gonna if they if that's their then
29:43
I'm like, this is your problem.
29:45
And then I do a little bit of chicken with them.
29:47
I keep I keep walking until
29:50
they see my feet and then they look up,
29:52
oh, right. And I'm like, I have a
29:54
few times when somebody's got their
29:56
head down and I'm I got the dog and I it's not
29:58
easy for me to
29:58
move. I've done this. Yeah. I'll get my
30:01
can in there or I go, Like,
30:03
lift them up. Lift them
30:04
up. Yeah. I actually go, hey. Hey.
30:06
Hey.
30:06
Yeah. I do that. That little whistle.
30:08
Hey. Hey. I go, hey. I do the same thing
30:11
every time. Hey. Hey. Hey. It's fat,
30:13
Albert. It's We're gonna
30:15
sing a song to you. And
30:17
you might learn a
30:18
thing. Go to We'll
30:21
get together -- Great songs. -- and all his
30:23
pal. Dude, you don't fucking great
30:25
songs. Yeah. Just cartoons used to
30:27
have. Oh,
30:28
That was my favorite You hear the Jeffesons? Oh,
30:30
yeah. Of
30:30
course. I mean, I
30:31
know the Jeffesons. The Jeffesons. Yeah.
30:33
But the song. Yeah. The
30:35
shit. Bana. It was like a good guess. That's
30:38
great.
30:38
I do that. I go like this, hey. Hey. Hey. I
30:40
like to help. They
30:41
get scared. I love
30:41
scaring people on the street who do that shit. I
30:44
liked in good times. At the
30:46
end of the song. Yeah. It ends with everybody
30:48
going. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
30:54
I Yeah. I I couldn't
30:56
I couldn't do New
30:58
York anymore. When I had the kid, I
31:00
just it broke me. Because I became
31:02
so protective -- Mhmm. -- of
31:04
my family, I became
31:07
savage. Because I'd walk
31:09
with the baby carriage and people
31:11
don't care that you have a baby
31:13
carriage --
31:13
Right. -- in Times Square? No. They don't
31:14
give a shit. Well, they How are you doing in Times Square with the
31:17
baby carriage? Because that's
31:17
my baby Zara's was right there. I
31:20
lived at forty seven That's
31:21
what you lived in the neighborhood. I lived. That was my
31:23
neighborhood. Hell's kitchen was my neighborhood. Yeah. I wanna So
31:25
we had to go to BabiesRUs. We had to
31:27
go to Times Square -- Mhmm. -- go up in that fucking elevator -- Mhmm. --
31:30
walk around and he had he
31:32
needed aluminium formula. We
31:34
had to
31:34
get, like, the most expensive
31:36
hard to find
31:37
-- Yeah. -- formula because my wife's tits
31:39
didn't work. Mhmm. That was a
31:41
fucking nightmare. Mhmm. The the first week when
31:43
she was supposed to get out the you
31:44
know, she put the things on her tits. Mhmm.
31:47
And it wasn't getting enough, and she's
31:50
just crying
31:51
Yeah. In the kitchen --
31:51
But -- whether it tits out with these things --
31:54
Hard with
31:54
such hard time. -- and I would and nobody to
31:57
call. It's like three in the morning -- Mhmm. --
31:59
and I'm I'm trying to I'm I'm
32:01
trying to squeeze her
32:01
tip, and she's slapping, but
32:04
it's not how it works. And I'm like,
32:06
you don't know. I remember
32:08
it was time especially with the first kid with my
32:10
wife and all of a sudden you have so
32:12
much to people that you have two to
32:14
take care of. Yeah. Like life kinda
32:16
gets you there gradually because
32:18
first you're a couple. You're
32:20
two equal adults. Yep. Both
32:23
capable. Yeah. And then she
32:25
gets pregnant. She starts becoming
32:27
needy and invalid. And she starts slowing you
32:29
down. She starts slowing down that explosive
32:31
young energy. Yeah. You get out
32:33
of a cab, you can't just get out -- Yeah. -- you gotta help her
32:36
help her out. Yep. This is getting you ready
32:38
for the kid like she gets
32:40
you ready. This thing of, like, we gotta
32:42
slow down. Yeah. We don't sleep like we used
32:44
to. Nope. There's a new
32:46
equipment around, not there's no nothing
32:48
sexy anymore Nothing. No clothes look
32:50
good anymore. Yep. And everything's a
32:52
little and I'm
32:53
tired. This is getting you ready for the
32:55
kid. Well, that's what they they should tell you.
32:57
They say, dude, get your sleep. Get your sleepy.
32:59
I'm in a baby. It's zippy the other way. It's
33:01
like, dude. Yeah. Learn how not to sleep. Yeah.
33:03
Train
33:03
yourself not to sleep. Yeah. Like a navy
33:05
seal. Yes. And if you don't I if have a job
33:08
that's nine to five, that's a whole
33:10
other thing. But if you don't have a nine to five
33:12
job, you should just give up on
33:14
you sleep when you sleep, which is a
33:17
hard five day and night with a new
33:19
baby --
33:19
Yep. -- day and night. But I remember having,
33:21
like, you know, the
33:24
baby and the mom with tender
33:26
body and
33:27
-- Yeah. -- bad back and all kinds
33:30
of And having this tend that tender
33:32
feeling. Mhmm. There's a lot of pain in
33:34
the room. There's a lot of lot
33:36
of vulnerability and stuff. I
33:39
liked it a
33:39
lot. What? Yeah. I loved it. Why?
33:42
Because I know you've noticed
33:44
somebody's hurting. Why?
33:46
I just think it's so great. Why?
33:50
Because I don't
33:52
know. It just funny and it reminds me
33:54
that I'm not. Yeah.
33:57
Is it
33:57
weird to keep on doing a mountain time's
34:00
day? Absolutely not.
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I just like being I like being
38:49
needed that way. There's a nice there's a
38:51
tenders of a tender feeling in a house where
38:54
there's like a a
38:56
baby and and
38:57
the mom with it my my my wife had it c section, so
38:59
she's post op. Ugh. You
39:01
know? And Don shot it right
39:03
out of her toilet, and
39:05
I'll never forget it because he would
39:07
had hair. Right.
39:08
So it's, like, scraping her and
39:11
sides of her pussy. Well, when
39:13
he was coming out,
39:16
measuring the hair, innermosty,
39:18
that's not her hair. Through your
39:20
hair. Inside? Yeah. Just leaving their heads. Yeah. Or, like, cone
39:22
shaped when they come out. Yeah. And
39:24
it's like this. And she's
39:26
Imagine. I remember her hair.
39:30
Out. Her pubes
39:31
and his hair -- Right. -- one at one point in the middle.
39:32
So so it's like just this hairy
39:35
ball -- No. --
39:38
vagina. Coming out and
39:40
I fucking I I almost screamed.
39:42
I looked away. I didn't understand that.
39:44
And then the head came out and I saw his little
39:46
forehead, his little wrinkly pale forehead. Yeah.
39:49
And I didn't people look, I was
39:51
lying. When the baby came out, I
39:53
was
39:53
like, oh my god. Oh
39:56
my god. Oh my god. Like, I was faking
39:58
emotion because
39:58
I was so numb and not
40:01
feeling anything. Well, yeah, she was crying and,
40:03
like, oh, and it really I
40:05
was it's our baby. I was saying
40:08
shit I heard in movies
40:10
and TV shows because
40:12
I I was I didn't
40:14
I was I was in such shock of what
40:16
just happened that I didn't know what the fuck
40:18
was going on. I remember I had
40:22
Well, the two were different because the second
40:24
one I had a camera, she let me bring a camera.
40:26
I had a film camera. So I was
40:28
into the pictures I was thinking, like,
40:32
mean I I had some great pictures. But anyway,
40:34
but the first time I remember
40:36
they had to give her she
40:38
was in labor for, like, twenty four hours something.
40:41
She really wanted to give natural birth, and I I really wanted
40:43
to ask for her. And she tried and
40:46
tried and it was really hard. And
40:48
then the doctors starts they start
40:50
getting shitty. They go, this kid's gotta come out. Yep. They do. We're done with
40:52
this. Right. So she
40:54
had a c section and she they had her she was, like,
40:57
sort of, like, almost like strap down like Jesus on his table
40:59
and they had a a sheet
41:02
up like this -- Yeah. -- so that she can't see
41:04
-- Yeah. -- but she's awake. They just
41:06
did a spinal
41:08
tap. And she's just laying there. Yeah.
41:10
And and on the other side, they've
41:12
opened up her whole
41:14
abdomen. Yeah.
41:16
And it's open,
41:18
and she goes, what's going on? And
41:20
I go, just poke her face. I go, nothing.
41:22
They're just cleaning you up. I
41:24
would be able to do that. And
41:27
then the doctor
41:30
starts fishing around. I I used to do a
41:32
bit about this. Think. I don't remember, but
41:34
it was like she was trying to find socks in her
41:36
luggage, you know, without without a
41:38
pack. She's just shoving shit around.
41:40
Right. And just fucking this
41:42
baby out. Who looks like? What
41:44
the fuck? Like, she starts and she's
41:46
purple face and she's like, so
41:50
mad. It was just so sudden I couldn't fucking believe
41:52
it. Yeah. And then they cut
41:54
the cord and they wrap her
41:56
up. And they show her to the
41:58
mom like this for like a second, and
42:00
the mom gets to look at her
42:03
like this. And
42:07
she said her
42:10
name to we decided we weren't gonna decide
42:12
till that
42:14
moment. And her mom said, don't you think this should be her name? And I said, yeah.
42:16
What are you gonna
42:17
say? No. What
42:18
if you were like? Well, I
42:19
No. I was sick in Sasha. Yeah.
42:22
Like Sasha.
42:23
But then they took the baby over
42:26
to this little scale. Like,
42:28
right away, they gotta know how what she weighs. It's
42:30
fucking psychotic. Like, weigh the
42:32
baby. Right. And the
42:34
mom is post op. Also,
42:36
I watched them I watched her take
42:38
some of her organs out of this and
42:40
then take a thing like what you do
42:43
the dishes with, a little spray nozzle -- Yeah. -- and just spray them. Are
42:45
the doctors just spraying down parts? It but
42:47
still connected. Shub yes. And then shoving
42:49
them back in.
42:52
How do you eat it?
42:53
On the scale
42:54
being, like, aspirated, they take
42:56
the the the squeezey bottle. Yeah.
42:58
The turkey basters -- Yeah. -- sticking up
43:01
her nose and about what she's been, like, living on all
43:03
this then and, like, clearing her airways. Yeah.
43:06
And she's just,
43:08
like, screaming. And I
43:10
got this. This was like the size of her head. I got
43:12
this close to her head. And I said, it's
43:14
okay. It's okay. And
43:16
she looked
43:18
at me. For a few seconds, she stopped crying. She just looked right at me and was
43:21
like, whoa. Holy
43:24
shit. And
43:26
the fact that we had a relationship is I have some -- Yeah. -- the kids
43:29
I'm useful to this kid. Yeah. That was
43:31
it. It's been my whole life.
43:33
It's been a long. Thing
43:35
that none of that happened
43:37
to me. She
43:38
it it shot at her vag, and they handed that baby
43:40
right to Don, and I didn't touch
43:42
it. Until far Yeah. No. That's the
43:45
thing with c section. I got to I got to hold the
43:47
kid for you. I got time before her mother could her
43:49
she got her
43:50
second. I had her for a couple of hours --
43:52
Yeah. -- her
43:52
mother. I think Tom Tom papa held Max before me. I
43:55
I'm pretty sure. He he
43:57
came in, like, seconds to high. I didn't know with his
43:59
two
43:59
daughters. But it was the
44:02
the second I connect you with my kid --
44:04
Yeah.
44:04
-- is I looked out at him and
44:06
he went And he smiled
44:09
and I was like,
44:10
fuck. That's the first
44:13
time where I really
44:16
felt this
44:17
is this is a real thing. Yeah. Up until then, it's, you know
44:19
It's abstract. Apparently, about the
44:22
mom first.
44:24
Yeah. And it's about getting her through the pregnancy.
44:26
And she's got all these notions of
44:28
how she wants to have this baby and stuff.
44:31
But you kinda party, it feels like you're gonna go
44:33
to the hospital, get the baby out and just go
44:35
home with two of you. Yeah. It's this party
44:38
that it's not like the part
44:40
that doesn't compute till it happens
44:41
is, oh, now we have this fucking
44:44
Well, it failed to rest of
44:46
their life. That never hit me because it would hit me. I I
44:48
couldn't stay in the hospital which bothered me
44:50
because in New York, Up at Hell's Kitchen, whatever, I
44:52
forget the name of
44:54
the hospital. They they used to let you stay. As a husband,
44:56
you could stay in the room with her all night. And they
44:58
were like, you have to leave at a certain time. And I
45:00
was like,
45:02
why? Apparently, there was a guy. Was that one
45:04
guy to work? Going around finger fucking
45:06
women in their sleep.
45:08
I swear to god. Stop.
45:12
Yep. He ruined it for everybody.
45:14
A dad? No. It was a
45:16
guy. Like a guy would come
45:18
up to the floor and he was
45:20
sexually assaulting women's, when he
45:22
ruined that for every man, that every --
45:24
Every hospital? Yes. Well, that
45:26
hospital. You couldn't stay up to
45:28
eight o'clock. Because they didn't have enough staff to keep going in and
45:30
checking that no one's getting Yeah. They don't or
45:32
you paid a or you paid a thousand dollars for
45:34
your wife not to give Fingerblasted. Yeah. You look at
45:36
you
45:37
look at a ad in the paper that says
45:40
wanted, you know, whatever, some you
45:42
know, help wanted a
45:46
Presbyterian hospital. Yeah. And you show up and you go, well, you know, I'm not a
45:48
nurse that you don't have to be. Sorry.
45:50
And they say they ask you references.
45:52
What is
45:54
this job? We need you to make sure
45:56
that nobody's finger firing around you. Yeah. That's it. You have a go
45:58
in -- Yeah. -- and look in their vaginas,
46:00
make sure there's no fingers in
46:03
Okay. But what if I see if you don't if you can't
46:05
also, you need to get in there, feel in there with
46:07
your finger. To make sure there's no
46:09
fingers. Yeah. Okay. But what if it's the husband,
46:11
finger fuck, and the wife?
46:12
You need
46:12
to tell let let me know. Yeah. Let me know. Yeah. If
46:15
you're gonna do it. Okay. Yeah. It
46:17
was it was nuts. Yeah.
46:19
And then I left and my wife had a panic attack
46:21
the first night. Dawn, who's one
46:24
of the strongest human beings, and
46:26
you know, who never panicked. She just bottles it up like
46:28
a good old Boston chick
46:30
and burries it. After
46:32
the baby was born, I had to leave that night and
46:35
I go to call from the nurses
46:38
that she fucking lost her
46:40
mind in the middle of the night. It all
46:42
hit her. And they
46:44
all I I all these nurses
46:46
I love nurses. They all gathered around
46:48
her. Yeah. And they're fucking And
46:51
they they they slapped her fuck up.
46:53
Yeah. They just they shouldn't fuck with it. Yeah. And then they started fangue a fuck on her. And she was
46:55
like, oh, and then she changed.
46:58
Okay.
46:59
Alright. You're
47:01
okay. And she was like, that's good. Yeah.
47:04
That's what I have to do to her now when she has
47:06
panic attacks. I have to force finger
47:08
I have a bunch of nurses that I have that are on
47:10
call that come over and we force
47:12
What's going on? Yeah. Good. No.
47:14
But they they helped her through it,
47:17
which I was bummed because I was, like,
47:19
trying to be there. Yeah. That's my thing. That's I was
47:21
I was supposed to be there and I had some, you
47:23
know, three fat middle aged nurses --
47:25
Yeah. -- commoner down
47:28
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47:30
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47:33
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47:35
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47:37
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47:40
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Yeah. What are you gonna
49:02
do
49:02
though? What are you gonna do? Yeah. And
49:05
now, I mean,
49:08
I love I I don't think for me.
49:10
And I've said this to you before, I
49:12
had a son because of you.
49:16
Because I remember going to your house and I you know, I'm
49:18
like, if this I literally said this, I go if
49:20
this fucking piece of
49:22
shit
49:23
can do this. Yeah. I
49:23
was already. I was divorced, but I had my
49:26
kids custody, like, half
49:28
the week. Well, that fucked me up when you got divorced
49:30
because your your marriage, your
49:32
whole life. Led
49:34
me to believe that
49:36
I could do this. I could get
49:38
married. I could have a kid. Yeah.
49:40
Like, because, you know, You see a guy
49:42
like you, the similarities. We both do comedy. We're both fucking
49:45
crazy. We I remember you came to my we
49:47
were I was living on Green Street then. Yeah.
49:49
And you came to my apartment
49:51
and and the walls were covered with art the kids. Oh,
49:53
yeah. And you looked at
49:55
all of that and you're like,
49:57
this looks like This
49:59
looks great. Yeah. It's fun. Like, I remember
50:02
watching you appreciate You made
50:04
pancakes. Yeah. Yeah. You made pancakes.
50:05
Like, I did I it was
50:07
wild to me. That you took the
50:09
thing and you made pancakes for your
50:11
kids. Yeah. Every this is what
50:13
my life was like then. I
50:16
miss so much now, but it was
50:18
the hardest time in my life. And I miss
50:20
it, like, crazy. But back when I used to like,
50:23
I had I had my kids, like, about
50:25
two and a half, three days a week, some some
50:27
weeks longer, some weeks shorter, you know, about
50:30
about forty percent of the time I had my kids.
50:32
And and so when they were
50:34
with me, you the
50:36
days were just so full. You wake
50:38
up early in the
50:40
morning, go in their room and wake them
50:42
up. There's stone asleep, wake them up late, later on in life, you'd come in
50:44
there already starting to get dressed. Right. The
50:46
older one dresses yourself, the little one
50:48
you gotta get her
50:50
dressed. Yep. Sometimes they wanna take a bath in the morning and you
50:52
do that, but usually not. But
50:54
get her in her clothes, snap
50:56
her up, you
50:58
know. And making
51:00
breakfast. Make a full breakfast. I used
51:02
to make eggs and bacon. I used to make waffles
51:05
sometimes, pancakes from
51:07
a mix, and and feed them breakfast, sit them down
51:09
for breakfast, which is just, you know, also,
51:12
it was great. You're talking
51:14
you're talking The best. Making
51:16
breakfast and they're coming in and chatting with you
51:18
and you're discussing
51:20
things about life. Yep. Feed them.
51:23
And make sure if there's any homework to
51:25
be done to fin it finish it up. Yep.
51:27
And then you're making their lunch. Yep. You're gonna make a
51:29
lot a lunch carrot sticks
51:31
and sandwiches, whatever. Pack their lunch, get their lunch
51:33
in their backpacks, make sure they have everything. If it's
51:36
winter, fucking bundle them up -- Mhmm. --
51:38
get out the door, get the
51:40
first one
51:42
to school and then the next one to
51:44
preschool, which is a longer walk -- Yep. -- get back and
51:46
you maybe get to nap for
51:50
like thirty minutes. Get laundry
51:52
started. The house is a fucking wreck
51:54
from the morning. Yeah. Clean up the house.
51:58
Through the laundry. No. And then it's time to
52:00
go get the little one. Pre school was only till,
52:02
like, noon or twelve thirty, get her, take
52:04
her somewhere for a snack,
52:07
then get the other one, bring them
52:09
home, get them started on their homework
52:11
-- Yeah. -- and get dinner
52:14
started, and do some
52:16
go out do something fun or bring home some of their friends
52:18
and have a play date and
52:20
fucking in the dinner that night and then
52:22
bedtime -- Yeah. -- get them
52:24
in bath pajamas,
52:26
get them to go to sleep. Yep. And then
52:28
you have then it's like, I just wanna fucking
52:30
go to sleep now, but I have no so I
52:32
wanna stay awake and
52:33
Yeah. I
52:33
don't I don't do any of that girl stuff because I'm
52:35
a man. My wife does all that shit,
52:38
but, yeah,
52:38
it's hard.
52:38
I see I feel you know, I see
52:41
her. She's always mean, that's a
52:43
that's a I miss I miss all. No, dude.
52:45
It is. It's it's it's
52:49
the gray wake up every morning with max. I mean,
52:51
Don wakes up, but I wake up too. I
52:53
wake up every morning and we
52:55
have breakfast together. And
52:57
we have dinner together too. Like, at five
53:00
thirty when I'm home, we hit we sit
53:02
down at the table. No TV, no one we can
53:04
play albums.
53:06
Certain things that I love -- Mhmm. -- about being a
53:08
dad. But I I became
53:10
I really became a man
53:12
when I had a kid.
53:15
Yeah.
53:15
This is what does it. You know? I mean,
53:17
this I I just really believe
53:19
that. Yeah. I thought I was a man. I thought
53:21
I was an until I
53:23
had a son and all of a sudden it just
53:26
happened. I knew how to do shit. III
53:28
we needed a fence in the backyard for
53:30
the
53:30
dog. I just built a fence. You
53:33
have to start becoming well, guys think they
53:35
have all these great skills, you know. Yeah.
53:38
We're we're organized. We we
53:40
we can we're patient. We can plan. We're, like, you
53:42
know, you can apply all that to being a
53:44
father. Right. You
53:46
know? Yeah. Being smart, being
53:48
able to think ahead, you know, I'm not saying women don't
53:50
have the the same the the stuff we pride
53:52
ourselves on. Yep.
53:54
You know, all of it can be applied
53:56
to managing
53:58
schedule with kids and and
54:00
getting them through hard shit.
54:02
Well, one of the things of like, Louis,
54:04
right, it's it's, to me, update with all in the family.
54:06
The show Louie that you created five episodes,
54:08
it's on your website right now, luis ck
54:12
dot com, you can go own
54:13
it, which is not. So you can have it for a few years. You can only But you
54:15
can
54:15
stream it for five years. Stream it five years. Yeah. Download it.
54:17
It's like You
54:20
can stream it for five years,
54:22
but you can have it. Yeah. If you know how
54:24
to do
54:24
it. Yeah.
54:25
And of course, you can download it. Yeah.
54:27
It's
54:27
not that
54:28
hard. Yeah. We just don't allow it. Does he right. Click the link in
54:30
the on how to have it. Yeah.
54:32
No. Did you find it? Please
54:34
put a link up how to -- Yeah.
54:37
How to fucking steal it nonintegrated. No. But you have to
54:39
buy it. It's the reason why
54:42
it's one of the best shows ever --
54:44
Yeah. -- is because it it really
54:46
is, man. I It's it's
54:48
hilarious. It's it's
54:50
crazy. It didn't make sense,
54:52
but it it had those moments.
54:55
Mhmm. You gave it moments,
54:57
which these these some of these
54:59
comedies, a lot of them don't have moments. They're
55:01
always going for these these laughs or whatever. And or
55:03
the moments they do have weren't real. And one of the
55:06
biggest things that made
55:08
you everything okay
55:10
about you is your two
55:12
kids in that show, which
55:14
knowing you and life,
55:16
that stuff came from that. You just making
55:18
breakfast with them, a walking,
55:20
taking a train, and with the and
55:22
you're just
55:22
managing, you're pushing this bulb off the
55:24
hill. What I like showing was that there's
55:27
all kinds of dads, you know. Right.
55:29
There's not just like TV tends to say, okay, if
55:31
he's a dad, he has to be responsible, he has to
55:33
live in a suburban house, he has
55:35
to, you know oh, there's all
55:37
kind of trappings to be
55:40
a dad. But in New York, there's all kinds of dad in every city. There's all
55:42
kinds of fathers who are also
55:44
living weird lives and trying to
55:46
get laid. Being a divorced dad is like
55:48
a weird hybrid
55:50
life. Yeah. But you still you kinda you
55:53
when you go home, you switch it all off,
55:55
you just become dad. Dad. And
55:57
I'm I'm a flawed guy.
56:00
I've got all kinds of, you know, fucked
56:02
up problems and and make
56:04
mistakes, but I'm still a dad. And I make
56:06
mistakes
56:07
there too. And not Nobody gets But
56:09
if exactly. It's like you have Yeah. As
56:11
we grew up watching were fake. Fake. Yeah.
56:13
Yeah. Mister Brady was
56:15
fucking a dude. You know. Greg was
56:17
fucking the mom, and none of it was real. Yeah. And then when you finally look at
56:20
you, it's like it's it's like I
56:22
can do
56:24
this. I got
56:25
this. You know what I mean? I got it. That's the greatest part about oh,
56:27
dude, you don't have to be this fucking asshole.
56:29
You don't have to turn into
56:31
this all of person. No. You don't have
56:33
to turn into another fucking person.
56:36
No. You don't have to turn into that was
56:38
my biggest fear of being a
56:40
husband or a dad. That I had
56:42
to become something else. The other thing is
56:44
if your kid grows up with a perfect
56:46
parents --
56:46
Yeah. -- is it'll destroy them. Yeah.
56:48
They'll be they'll be rapists. Yeah. Because I don't know why they have to rape
56:51
anybody. But I'm not even they're just
56:53
not gonna be able to measure up to it, and
56:55
then they're not gonna have you
56:58
need a role model for how to be a weak,
57:00
confused person. Every person
57:02
is confused and weak, every human being no
57:04
matter how hard they try -- Right. --
57:07
is used weak. So if your
57:10
parent is a
57:12
strong solid
57:15
confident person with no flaws. Mhmm. You
57:18
you go like, well, how's that example to me?
57:20
Because I can't be that.
57:22
But if your
57:24
parents is like, here's what it's like to be a weak, confused
57:26
person. Yeah. Still do okay. And
57:28
still be able to get through life, get the
57:30
most you can
57:30
at. I'm a great
57:31
parent trying to
57:33
of people. Yeah. That's actually gonna do best
57:34
parent ever. You just go, my my
57:37
my mom was tired. My
57:40
mom was confused
57:42
and just But boy did she give it a shot? Yeah. And she
57:44
forgave herself when she couldn't. She forgave me
57:46
when I couldn't measure up when I did
57:48
my best. You know, you just do
57:50
your best. Yeah. Try doing your best is is the only
57:52
thing you can do. So if a if a parent
57:54
puts puts the goalpost past that -- Yeah. -- as
57:56
well, no. It's not
57:58
good enough. What
58:00
the fuck are you supposed to do with that even though with what they tell you to do, but
58:02
with the way they seem that anyway,
58:04
or they pretend to be
58:07
And then later you find out your parent is weak
58:09
and confused. Yeah. Because it doesn't exist the
58:11
person who isn't. So if they performed and
58:13
then you find out, oh, no. They're just,
58:15
like, Everybody else. Yeah. It's a weird dad's
58:17
probably good. I mean, it took me until
58:19
I was in my fifties to realize that
58:21
about my dad. And your
58:23
dad is Mexican. Right?
58:26
Yeah. That blew me
58:27
away. He's Mexican? It blew me away that you
58:29
are Mexican. And I still don't believe it's like
58:31
I don't it's like Tim Dillon being
58:34
gay. It's a I think you use it for
58:36
branding. Sure.
58:38
Absolutely. I'm kidding. Yeah. Yeah.
58:40
I mean, you being Mexican really I
58:42
am Mexican like Tim Dylan is gay. It's a girl. Yeah. It
58:44
really is. It's it's a Mexican.
58:47
You don't act Mexican? No.
58:50
No. A
58:50
lot of aggressive white energy. The aggressive white energy. Yeah.
58:53
Your red red head. Yes. I
58:55
mean, there's two
58:57
Mexican redheads. No. You And canelo. You can know
59:00
that I'm yeah. Canelo looks I look
59:02
like him when I was younger. Yeah. You guys look It's
59:05
possible we have My grandfather was a railroad
59:07
doctor, but early early in August. I'm sorry. What is
59:10
it? A
59:10
railroad doctor. What is that? So
59:13
he worked for the railroad system
59:16
in Mexico City back in his way back in the turn
59:18
of Yeah. Real road to Mexico? Sure. I'm
59:20
only in the twenties anyway. Yeah. But so what
59:22
he would do is ride the
59:24
trains and and stop at each place and and be the company
59:26
doctor for the railroad. So -- Wow. -- you get to
59:28
travel around on the train.
59:31
Wow. And so I think he fucked a
59:33
lot of chicks doing that.
59:35
Sure. And so maybe Cannell
59:37
and I are connected, you know. I don't
59:39
know. That'd be funny if that's your if that's your
59:41
your cousin right there or your
59:44
your distant
59:44
brother. I mean, he's a good looking guy.
59:46
Good looking guy. You
59:48
know, who's a good look it's a great fighter.
59:49
Yeah. Great fighter. Fantastic. But but it's weird.
59:51
Like, he's like, so what
59:53
us yeah. You you
59:56
can know that I'm Mexican because I told
59:58
you -- Yeah. -- but you can't imagine me,
1:00:00
you know, slinging
1:00:02
tamales. No. In the same
1:00:04
way that you can know that Tim Dylan is gay,
1:00:06
but you just can't picture a cock in his
1:00:07
mouth. No.
1:00:07
Because you can't picture it like,
1:00:10
yeah. Saket. Yeah,
1:00:12
man. Yeah. Dude, I love the way you put my balls in mouth
1:00:14
too. No. Not like that. You're a fucking
1:00:16
idiot. No. So I'll do
1:00:18
it. Yeah. I'll do it. Let
1:00:21
me see your dick. Yeah. You know, I
1:00:23
can't see it. It's hard to imagine. It's hard
1:00:25
to imagine. Yep. You know what I
1:00:26
mean? I want them
1:00:27
to prove it. I want a pay per
1:00:29
view. On him proving it. I want that be a gate. At the
1:00:31
end of this podcast -- You're gonna say --
1:00:33
I'm gonna suck Bobby's ass. Fuck Patreon.
1:00:36
Yeah. Patreon only behind
1:00:38
the paywall. But it's a different payroll.
1:00:40
It's like a different tier. Uh-huh. Picking up paywalls. You have a special a
1:00:42
lot you have a live
1:00:45
performance at the
1:00:45
garden, a
1:00:48
big event. Yes. It's sold out January twenty fifth. You can't
1:00:50
get a ticket. You
1:00:51
can't get
1:00:51
one, but you can't get two.
1:00:52
That's why the call
1:00:53
is sold out when can't
1:00:55
get pairs in. You can't
1:00:56
get you get one ticket and be that guy
1:00:58
by yourself. Sitting next to a
1:01:00
couple. Between two couples. Nobody
1:01:03
likes that guy. I mean, I don't know.
1:01:05
Hope he spies the ticket. I mean, yeah, you can buy it, but you
1:01:06
are that guy. Just know you're that guy. You
1:01:09
know, like most should be that
1:01:11
guy. That's
1:01:11
right. Or
1:01:14
or A Joe would be that guy. Sure. Yeah. But, yeah,
1:01:16
don't be that guy, but be that guy. But, yes,
1:01:18
it's sold sold out eighteen thousand. But
1:01:20
I'm in the
1:01:21
middle. But but you can live stream it. But you can
1:01:24
live stream it. Yes. On my website.
1:01:26
It's on your website and you
1:01:28
can click
1:01:30
the link we're gonna have to link in the thing right in the buy Already buy
1:01:32
it now. You can buy it. You
1:01:33
can buy it right now. You can
1:01:35
click it on on his
1:01:38
Instagram a little scan bar
1:01:40
code. It's everywhere. Click it.
1:01:42
Brings your right to a site. You can
1:01:44
buy it. Yeah. How much is it? Twenty five
1:01:45
bucks. Twenty five hundred dollars.
1:01:48
How much is it? Twenty
1:01:49
five dollars. Twenty five
1:01:50
dollars. That was a mistake. That's so
1:01:52
much better. That's way less than twenty five hundred.
1:01:54
Because twenty five is a good deal. Yeah. Hundred.
1:01:56
Twenty five hundred. It's been interesting
1:01:57
to just say twenty five hundred bucks. Fuck you. What yeah.
1:01:59
Every what everybody bought it? There's like three people buy it, and
1:02:01
I'm like, that's not
1:02:04
bad. Yeah. Just make it that
1:02:06
much. That's twenty five bucks and you get
1:02:08
it. You can watch it live --
1:02:10
Yeah. -- twenty second
1:02:11
delay. You need You gotta have a
1:02:13
delay. Yeah. You gotta
1:02:14
have a delay. Yeah. Case why? Because you scream
1:02:16
at some lady pants or something. You shit yourself?
1:02:18
Yeah. Yeah. I think it's thirty seconds. But
1:02:20
anyway, so twenty twenty five bucks, you
1:02:22
can watch it live or you
1:02:24
can watch it till the seventeenth of
1:02:26
January, I think. It's like seventeen
1:02:30
days later. We're taking it down. Has this ever been done anymore?
1:02:32
Has this ever been done? I don't think it could
1:02:33
I mean, the guy that People have done
1:02:35
live stand up
1:02:38
specials. Yeah. Jerry did one. I know George Lopez
1:02:40
used to always do it live. Right.
1:02:42
But I don't think anyone's live stream, like,
1:02:44
on a website, is a special. The Garden
1:02:46
said they hadn't
1:02:48
done this or they
1:02:49
Okay. So we had to figure it out with they've done live events there. What's
1:02:51
the date again?
1:02:51
January twenty eight. And that's a Saturday night?
1:02:54
Saturday night.
1:02:56
Saturday night, I
1:02:57
mean, this
1:02:57
is a this I'm very excited. It's gonna be
1:03:00
also a touring all year to
1:03:02
get to this place. Yeah.
1:03:04
I shot a special January
1:03:07
or at the Dolby Theatre
1:03:09
in LA. Right. And that is gonna be
1:03:11
turned into a special. That'll come
1:03:13
out in April. This is I'm a live event. This is a
1:03:15
live event. You just just to see this show. Can I be my last
1:03:17
show for a long time? I'm gonna take at least a year
1:03:19
off after that
1:03:20
show. Can I can I sucky dick a little
1:03:24
bit here? I not really. I mean, like, in professional
1:03:28
way. Yeah. This
1:03:32
hour because I've been with you on the road. We were just
1:03:34
on the road. I've I've toured with you for the year. I
1:03:36
went to Europe with you and and now I
1:03:38
just went on the road with you again
1:03:41
and it's it's actually so much better than it was
1:03:43
and it was insane back in Europe.
1:03:45
This hour is a is
1:03:47
a fucking epic hour. It's probably one of
1:03:49
your best hours. Feel like it's one
1:03:51
of my better ones. It really is. And the fact that and the special
1:03:53
is
1:03:53
filmed, and that's coming out -- Yeah. --
1:03:56
after -- Yeah. -- this live event. That'll be the same
1:03:58
as other ones
1:04:00
I've done. Ten bucks. Right. And you can download it and keep it.
1:04:02
This one is only for five and
1:04:04
it's live and you can watch it for seventeen days
1:04:06
and
1:04:07
it goes away. And if you buy if
1:04:09
you buy it -- Yeah. watch after seventeen. Are you nervous about
1:04:12
this? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. This was
1:04:14
I
1:04:14
mean, this is It's fun to be nervous,
1:04:17
you know, after thirty eight years of doing
1:04:19
this. It's fun to be like this show. I had a nightmare about this
1:04:21
show. When last night?
1:04:24
Horrible nightmare about this. Do you remember it? Hard to
1:04:26
remember it? you
1:04:28
please tell us? Take me you know,
1:04:30
yeah, I was on stage and
1:04:32
at the garden. Yeah. I
1:04:35
could remember my acting as whatever comedian. Yeah. I
1:04:37
could remember my act. Yeah. I could remember one word
1:04:39
of it. And I'm asking my brain,
1:04:42
please give me the fucking give me
1:04:44
the joke. And I can't remember them. And so I started trying
1:04:46
to tell my old joke about
1:04:48
suck a bag of sticks. Yeah. I remember
1:04:50
that one. And I was and I don't
1:04:52
really remember it. Right. And I thought they'll they'll
1:04:54
love this because I never repeat material.
1:04:56
Yeah. And they're fans, so they'll like this. So I
1:04:58
start going so I was suck so
1:05:00
I was This is literally how I was doing. It was
1:05:02
like, so I was I was in AII was in traffic and a
1:05:04
guy and I a guy cut me I cut
1:05:07
a guy off. And
1:05:10
he rolled down his window to swear at
1:05:12
me. So I rolled down mine. Oh, fuck.
1:05:14
And he said suck a bag of
1:05:18
dicks. And I thought one of my how am I how am I
1:05:21
they start boohoo. They start
1:05:23
booing, and the whole place
1:05:25
is boohooing. Boom. And
1:05:28
I realized that part of the reason I had this nightmare was because watched
1:05:30
Tom Brady last night in the
1:05:32
playoffs -- Yep. -- of
1:05:34
play. It was the tempeh
1:05:36
against the cowboys. Cowboys. And they Tom Brady,
1:05:38
who's just, like, in in destructible legend,
1:05:40
the best And he's stunk
1:05:44
Yep. And the whole game's stunk and his they just and
1:05:46
it was and it was at
1:05:48
home. Yep. And you could
1:05:50
hear them
1:05:51
all just going, and they hate that you
1:05:53
can't hate anyone more than
1:05:56
a great champion --
1:05:58
Yeah. -- who's playing super shitty
1:06:00
all night.
1:06:02
Right. Way worse than just if your team sucks. Yeah. No. You use
1:06:04
Tom Brady. Yeah. And he won
1:06:06
it for them, what, two years ago? Two
1:06:09
years ago. Yeah. But they're just and
1:06:11
it just and he's, like, yelling at the like, come on. Somebody, like,
1:06:14
dropped the pass anyway. Come
1:06:16
on. Yeah. And
1:06:18
he looked
1:06:18
unhappy. He should've just talked to him after quietly. Oh, yeah.
1:06:20
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Right. And I just
1:06:23
I was so I
1:06:23
took that into my
1:06:26
dream. Wow. And
1:06:28
I thought I'm gonna fucking bail them. Yeah. And more people,
1:06:30
I've never
1:06:30
played for this many people. Eighteen thousand. Biggest audience
1:06:33
of my In the round.
1:06:34
Yes. Biggest audience of my life.
1:06:37
And you're not that. It's
1:06:38
coming back to I used to I did the garden eight
1:06:40
times and then not for five years and this
1:06:42
is my I just wanna do this one
1:06:44
time I put a lot of pressure
1:06:46
on this and I'm live streaming
1:06:47
it. I mean, not only is playing the guard and
1:06:49
after that time off
1:06:51
-- Yeah.
1:06:52
-- is pressure. Playing
1:06:54
the guard is not Pressure. It's
1:06:55
not selling it. Not selling it.
1:06:57
Not pressure. More tickets than I ever sold it's Selling
1:06:59
it out
1:06:59
is nuts. Now they're all
1:07:01
gonna be there? Yes. And now this is live
1:07:03
stream. Good. No. That's
1:07:04
live stream it. And I saw
1:07:07
in the dream eye camera where
1:07:09
my jokes are start on that one and
1:07:11
it I go into the weird
1:07:14
backstage area and the comedian is just hanging
1:07:16
out and
1:07:18
talking. And I was I was making horrible noise, like awful
1:07:20
noises because I was so upset. I was
1:07:24
going, and I thought
1:07:26
I'm losing my mind. I'm having a nervous
1:07:28
breakdown. And this is gonna kill
1:07:30
me. What's happening right now is breaking
1:07:32
me. Yeah. And I'm going to
1:07:34
be like in valid Africa. And I truly believe that you and
1:07:36
Keith are gonna talk about why I started making more
1:07:38
noise because I wanted it to happen. I was like,
1:07:40
I wanna just get there. I wanna get to
1:07:42
the part. Where
1:07:45
I've you lot where I'm drooling and
1:07:47
I can't and and that's my life is over.
1:07:49
Right? Once I felt
1:07:52
coming. Yeah. Like, let's just get there. Let's just get this sort of screaming
1:07:54
louder and louder hoping that
1:07:56
it would
1:07:57
just do have a stroke. Yeah.
1:07:59
And just
1:08:00
we'd have to carry you the shows. That's
1:08:01
what I want.
1:08:02
Bigger strokes. Keith Robinson is opening
1:08:04
for you. Keith Robinson is opening for which he is
1:08:06
Or you I love Keith. Dude, he's a much.
1:08:09
His new hour. It's really something
1:08:11
special. It's fuck.
1:08:14
He's so funny. One stroke. So he was funny
1:08:16
comedian. Always funny. I always love Heath. I
1:08:18
always found a very non kidding question. And
1:08:20
then first
1:08:23
stroke, took him down about twenty percent. Sure. Second stroke made
1:08:25
him funnier than he's
1:08:26
ever been before. Unbeliev I mean,
1:08:29
you're not
1:08:29
I know not Sounds funny. It's it's
1:08:32
true. Yep. He's fine.
1:08:34
I saw him at the seller one night. And I was like, gee, because he was talking about he's -- Yeah. of
1:08:36
letting the voice, the tough he's
1:08:38
hard for him to talk. Yeah.
1:08:43
Instead of letting it slow him down. He's pushing through it and talking like
1:08:45
this now. Yeah. He's and also
1:08:47
the talking about the experience of
1:08:50
his life. Yeah. I was like,
1:08:52
god, Damn it. This is funny,
1:08:54
so I just walked out to my career. I sat and sat and said, you gotta do the garden. Wow. He's me
1:08:56
before. Yeah. I've I've
1:08:59
took him to
1:09:00
Europe. All over Europe after
1:09:02
his first stroke. Are you gonna get the cart that they took
1:09:03
the iron sheik out to the match in
1:09:06
WrestleMania two? Gonna be a
1:09:08
throne.
1:09:10
Oh, good. Like -- Yeah. -- the Tyson Fury
1:09:12
throne. It would
1:09:12
be hilarious if he goes, alright, ladies and gentlemen,
1:09:15
Keith Robinson, and you make him
1:09:16
walk from the back. And it's just you
1:09:18
ever seen, like, you watch boxing. Sure. When
1:09:21
Tyson Fury and these guys do the ringwatches
1:09:23
where they get
1:09:23
carried out. It's stupid because they picture
1:09:26
it in a moment. They picture one moment where he's on the throne like
1:09:29
this. Yeah. But
1:09:32
it takes fucking twenty minutes. Sure. So after he does this
1:09:34
a few times, now he's just sitting on the Just there's a lot
1:09:36
of down time.
1:09:37
His his opponent. What's
1:09:38
his name? Who got he beat
1:09:42
three times. Yeah. The
1:09:43
Diane say wilder. Dante
1:09:45
wilder, he actually said he lost because
1:09:47
of his outfit. He was
1:09:49
wearing really thing. He
1:09:50
wore that heavy thing to ring. He was exhausted the thunderstorms. Bites so best. best. no.
1:09:52
I've been thinking about this a lot of
1:09:54
logistics with this show, because I also have
1:09:56
Ravi Cold
1:09:59
Trane opening for me, who's John Cold Trane's son. He
1:10:02
has a great saxophone, jazz
1:10:04
saxophone, and he's
1:10:06
a
1:10:07
coming this Trio and they're And and they
1:10:09
get to see that. Right? Right. When you buy it. Yeah. You So that's when the show
1:10:11
starts. The stream starts at, like, seven thirty when
1:10:14
the show starts. Right. And you'll see all the opening stuff and everything. Wow. Then there'll
1:10:16
be a weird break because I have to
1:10:18
get rid of the instruments and the,
1:10:20
right, drum kit and shit.
1:10:22
Yeah. There'll be a break between the openers
1:10:24
and me. And you're gonna have a a host go up first? I haven't figured that
1:10:27
out. You gotta get a host. Yeah. I haven't figured out the host. You
1:10:30
can't open up with Keith. No. I want Keith and Robbie both to have,
1:10:33
like, a lot of attention. Right. Yeah. I want them
1:10:35
to open it cold, so I haven't
1:10:37
figured out all the order
1:10:39
and stuff yet. Yeah. But I think we'll put
1:10:41
Keith near the stage. Yeah. And then he'll come up. Yeah. And then also,
1:10:43
I I don't wanna be I
1:10:46
don't wanna do a ring walk
1:10:48
kind of
1:10:48
thing. Like, I don't wanna
1:10:49
walk. Well, how are you gonna get to this stage? I think we'll probably hit the lights, and then I'll sneak
1:10:51
to the stage, then come up, and
1:10:54
then I'll be there. So, like, the
1:10:56
undertaker? He's gonna appear.
1:10:58
He's just gonna James. Yeah. It's gonna
1:11:00
be like a
1:11:01
dang cook entrance. Yeah. That's right.
1:11:03
Blah. Blah. Blah.
1:11:07
Yeah.
1:11:07
Exactly. But that's another thing I'm wanting to do
1:11:09
is that you're not you're in the round.
1:11:11
Yeah. You're
1:11:13
not you go out because I perform for
1:11:15
you and there's a your stool is
1:11:17
there. Yeah. And the mic is
1:11:19
there. That's right. And that's it. I
1:11:21
I pace a little. You know what
1:11:23
I mean? Yeah. You you walk
1:11:25
back and forth a very little bit -- Yeah. -- and you stand and
1:11:27
deliver a lot
1:11:31
of
1:11:31
it. Right? How are you gonna like,
1:11:34
I know how to do the round around before. But what would you Do you move more? I
1:11:37
did
1:11:39
I don't remember. Thank you.
1:11:41
Yeah. Oh my god. The Oh my
1:11:43
god. I thought something just happened with the feet. Oh my god. Son of a bitch. Especially I
1:11:44
did. Alright. Go ahead.
1:11:47
Yeah. Oh my god.
1:11:50
I shot it in Phoenix -- Right. -- at the celebrity
1:11:52
theater, which is around. I did
1:11:54
it there because Carlin did one there.
1:11:56
Right? And it never changed since then. Like,
1:11:58
they even even recarpet it. the same. And
1:12:01
I watched Carlin, it's my favorite
1:12:03
specialties. I forget what it's
1:12:06
called. But it's in at the celebrity theater. They're all
1:12:09
cuts maybe. Yes. The thing is
1:12:11
when you shoot, like, on
1:12:13
in a theater, you're in, like, this
1:12:15
thing, you're standing there, and then the audience is out here. So
1:12:18
the the camera can look at you and you're
1:12:20
isolated -- Yeah. --
1:12:22
or can look at the audience. And
1:12:24
there's no real reason. It looks like it is.
1:12:26
Look at the audience. But yeah. But when you look at a comedian in the
1:12:30
round -- Mhmm. Then the audience is behind them
1:12:32
all the time no matter which way you
1:12:34
look. Right. You love them. Walking
1:12:37
us. And also, It's like,
1:12:40
you know, mod I don't know if they still make
1:12:42
them this way, but mods, the engines are rotary engines. I
1:12:44
don't know if you know that they're not piston
1:12:46
engines. Every car in the world has a
1:12:48
piston engine. Right? But Mazda anyway used
1:12:50
to make a rotary engine, which
1:12:53
is it spins and there's spark plugs
1:12:55
surrounding that does this weird
1:12:56
thing. So Thank you for dumbing that
1:12:59
down for me. Yeah. Sure. So there's
1:13:02
cameras all around you, but they don't have data can't see each other --
1:13:05
Right. -- because they just don't have to be a little
1:13:07
off. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. And
1:13:10
everywhere you turn, there's a camera? And all behind you. Are you and
1:13:12
the audience are together in every shot? Is this the
1:13:14
wrong way you had a stain on your shirt?
1:13:17
I mean, I usually have Okay. Can I can I be honest
1:13:19
with you? It's my one of my favorite things
1:13:21
about you --
1:13:22
Yeah. -- because you don't even care about
1:13:24
it. Well,
1:13:25
I can't I can't wear I'd wear a suit
1:13:27
in one I'll never do it again. Yeah. But you it's
1:13:28
Yeah. Well, clothes just melt on me. They
1:13:30
don't -- Yeah. -- stay good. Yeah.
1:13:32
When I wear someone crisp,
1:13:35
it just starts to
1:13:36
But it's she
1:13:37
is so funny that it doesn't matter. That's what I love about. It's like, yeah, it doesn't I
1:13:39
don't care. I'm not nobody is going like
1:13:42
I can't wait
1:13:42
to see how good he looks. Yeah.
1:13:45
If if you're not funny, they do. Sure. Well, you look great. That's the worst compliment you can
1:13:48
get when coming up.
1:13:50
Dude, you look
1:13:51
great. Yeah. I got that
1:13:54
from my age at once. That's terrible. Yeah. But that but that so when you're in there's a shot from that Yeah.
1:13:56
So when you
1:14:00
so anyway, I
1:14:02
did that and I learned that when you play the you have kinda spiraling -- have the
1:14:04
stool in there
1:14:07
and you just and
1:14:09
you just keep moving and keep moving. Yeah. And and you keep
1:14:12
you just never stop twirlin in
1:14:14
a sense. Yep. Stop a few
1:14:16
times. Few
1:14:19
times. Right. Carlin does a bit in that special where
1:14:21
he's reading from these cards and he's sitting on the stool
1:14:23
-- Mhmm. -- and he's reading
1:14:25
bits from cards. And he keeps shifting
1:14:28
and moving. Alright. Oh, yeah. Shifting
1:14:30
and moving. Yeah. And the crowd
1:14:32
just gets gets into it. And also a
1:14:34
lot of times they're at the garden, they're watching
1:14:36
in the jumbo tranche. So -- Right. -- so they can see that they
1:14:38
get they they can always look at your face if they're looking up
1:14:39
there. Yeah. Yeah. The guy I
1:14:42
did the garden with Dane I
1:14:44
think once or twice. I did it
1:14:46
once with Dane and I I think I did it again friends of Dane, me and Billy and
1:14:49
everybody. Mhmm. But
1:14:52
the round is
1:14:54
is rock star shit. Yeah. You can't help, but feel like when you could do that you
1:14:59
hear people respond to a look.
1:15:02
Yeah. Like, I remember before I when I got into
1:15:03
comedy, I went and
1:15:06
saw Pearl Jam, and I went any
1:15:08
veteran came out of the Boston Garden.
1:15:10
Mhmm. It didn't say a thing, and he just went like this. And the place went
1:15:16
Yeah. And
1:15:16
then he went
1:15:17
like this. And then he went like this in the whole place.
1:15:19
Yeah. I was like, what
1:15:22
the fuck is that? Not that, you know, I got that, but when you come
1:15:24
out and you kinda look just that
1:15:26
thing. Yeah. You know, I
1:15:30
it's really something And the garden is the only arena I really ever
1:15:32
enjoyed doing, and I've never done
1:15:34
it in the
1:15:35
round. Jesus Christ. So having by
1:15:38
the way, I gotta go. It's Rich
1:15:40
Voss.
1:15:41
You gotta leave? Can you give us five
1:15:43
more minutes? Yes. We're we started twenty minutes late for some reason. Sorry. Rich, I'm doing a
1:15:45
podcast with Louis c cake, and I
1:15:47
call you back.
1:15:51
Yeah. I'm just coming from a meeting and
1:15:53
I'm furious. Fucking old
1:15:56
timers don't know what he's
1:15:58
fucking talking
1:15:59
about. And, you know, You're fucking
1:16:01
me. I'm on the podcast right
1:16:02
now. You're on the podcast. Oh, right. Yeah. Who gives a fuck. I
1:16:06
I'm on a podcast.
1:16:08
Good. Fucking old timers go
1:16:10
set the fuck up. I'm not gonna
1:16:11
argue. I guess you're wrong. That's what you're not gonna argue with me. It
1:16:15
was fucking wrong. Who's
1:16:16
an old
1:16:17
time. Right? Are you talking about an AA meeting? Abraham Lincoln. Are
1:16:19
you at an
1:16:19
AA meeting? Yeah. You know, Louis said I Lilly
1:16:20
said who's an old time
1:16:22
with the rich boss Abraham Lincoln?
1:16:26
Louis Vuitton. Louis Vuitton.
1:16:27
I'm very old. You're very old.
1:16:30
Anyways, I got questions for you.
1:16:32
Old. Let's get to these questions, dude. Yeah. Right. You know, I
1:16:34
I I'm gonna I don't know why my follows
1:16:36
on. Apologize about that. Alright. Listen. We got
1:16:38
questions from the fans. Okay. I've never seen him respond like
1:16:44
this ever. I'm gonna let you read
1:16:46
them, Max. I'll just have him here just in case you fuck him up. Okay. Alright. Go. I trust you Max.
1:16:48
Hi. It's I'd love to hear
1:16:50
about the editing of your special kill
1:16:52
box. Did
1:16:54
the incident with that lady or anything make
1:16:57
it a challenge to
1:16:59
produce? Well, no, we just
1:17:01
cut that out. The lady
1:17:03
fell over and Mostly, we did two
1:17:05
shows for kill box, bobby's special kill box that's on my website, luiskey
1:17:08
dot com. Yeah. With chilling, it's
1:17:10
doing great. People buy it all the
1:17:12
time. And
1:17:14
the we did two shows
1:17:16
in the first
1:17:17
show, a lady passed out in the middle of the show.
1:17:19
And the second show Is it
1:17:21
which is your nightmare? Yeah. I lived --
1:17:23
Yeah. -- your nightmare. Yeah. Because when
1:17:25
it happened, and
1:17:26
then you just
1:17:27
don't know what the fuck to
1:17:29
do next. Well,
1:17:30
I was nervous anyways. Yeah. Yeah. The
1:17:32
first show was Yankee, and also we're in a space that
1:17:34
had never been used that way before. It was
1:17:36
hot. Everybody, nobody was sure what would work. Yep.
1:17:38
And then we ended up using almost almost exclusively the
1:17:41
second show. So
1:17:42
Yeah. The first show was what we just
1:17:44
didn't need. We didn't need to edit it
1:17:46
out. Really. But it was bad. And then it was terrible
1:17:48
because when it happened,
1:17:51
everything stopped.
1:17:52
Yeah. And I had to
1:17:54
restart That's right. And I remember being off stage seeing chairs on the stage?
1:17:57
Yeah. Because people were picking up taking up picking up
1:17:59
chairs and putting them on stage
1:18:01
to clear space for this Fucking
1:18:03
Floridian. I remember just passed out.
1:18:06
I remember I'm sitting there and
1:18:08
I'm I'm literally in my head
1:18:10
and you went, I looked at
1:18:12
you and you went, we're good. Yeah. All good.
1:18:14
And and and and I That started again. Yeah.
1:18:16
And I went back on
1:18:18
stage. I don't know what I
1:18:20
said.
1:18:20
You see, you could did a good job recovering. I don't know what
1:18:22
I said. A
1:18:23
job. I don't remember either, but it was all funny. Well, for some day, we'll clip
1:18:24
it out. Yeah. We should clip
1:18:26
out the the people that incident
1:18:30
and put it up. We will. We will. And and I
1:18:32
remember going back, but I remember going back
1:18:34
into the room. Mhmm. Fucking I
1:18:38
crumbled. Yeah. I crumbled. And I
1:18:41
don't crumble easy. No. You were upset. I was
1:18:43
-- I'm very upset. -- I was upset and you came
1:18:47
in. You Your energy was different though. You're like, well, that was great, man. Yeah. I
1:18:49
knew that the show was
1:18:49
gonna be good. Could I ask you now that we're
1:18:52
here? Yeah.
1:18:54
Were you Were you coming in being good and
1:18:56
positive to for me,
1:18:58
or you was that sincere?
1:19:00
No. I thought
1:19:01
The first show was solid, and I knew that the second show was gonna be huge. Right?
1:19:03
Because I could I could see that you I could
1:19:05
see what was going on with you. I knew you
1:19:08
were upset Yeah.
1:19:11
I was surprised how upset you were because it was overall is
1:19:13
a good show. If we had had to do the
1:19:15
first show -- Yeah. -- we had
1:19:18
it. We had a good version of
1:19:20
it. And it was just really funny. It was
1:19:22
really good. And I mean, you crushed the first show. You really did. There was a weird energy
1:19:24
because the the fan fans
1:19:27
weren't cooling you enough Yeah.
1:19:29
But it wasn't a big deal. Like, it wasn't a big deal
1:19:31
at all. I was like, this is great. This is going great. great. Yeah.
1:19:34
We have another shot
1:19:37
Yeah. I peaked at the second show crowd. I could see. The
1:19:39
early early show was like six PM or something. It was like super early.
1:19:43
It was hot It was too hot
1:19:45
and it was very very early show feeling. Yeah. But I knew what was going on
1:19:48
with you that
1:19:50
you were, like, just
1:19:52
just dissolving inside --
1:19:54
Yeah. -- because I've done now ten of these. I just shot my tenth special.
1:19:56
So I know what
1:19:58
it's like the first show
1:20:01
You just go, nothing. I've got nothing. That's it. I shouldn't I I don't belong here. This is
1:20:03
the one every
1:20:08
first show. Yep. You
1:20:10
go. I don't belong here. I have come here. And this humiliating myself.
1:20:16
Mhmm. And then you gotta read, you
1:20:18
gotta get I mean, the fur I think I told you this that night, but the
1:20:23
first time when I shot chewed up, the first show was so
1:20:25
bad for in my
1:20:27
mind. Yeah. And I thought I
1:20:29
don't know how to get out of this.
1:20:31
I had nobody to talk to. And then I remembered
1:20:33
that I had a DVD in
1:20:35
my bag of the
1:20:39
movie about called when we
1:20:41
were kings about Muhammad Ali winning
1:20:43
-- Yeah. -- in in the jungle.
1:20:45
Oh, yep. That's true. In the
1:20:48
jungle. Yep. And I remember that
1:20:50
the first round, he threw all these right hand leads and foreman
1:20:52
just got angry and fucking
1:20:54
hit him really hard at there
1:20:58
is a moment that Norman mailer, the the
1:21:01
the journalist describes against the fact
1:21:03
you see Ollie's in
1:21:05
the corner, And he's like, this, and he's breathing
1:21:07
hard, and his eyes are watering, and he's
1:21:09
like, fuck. Like, he's been saying he's gonna
1:21:12
do like, you know, And and
1:21:14
he's, like, describing what Ollie was feeling, which was, like, here it is. You're here stupid.
1:21:16
Now you're fucking here. What are
1:21:18
you gonna do? You just threw
1:21:23
twenty right hand leads that landed on this guy and
1:21:25
you didn't hurt him. Yep. And what are
1:21:27
you gonna do? And do you
1:21:29
have it in you? To do what you thought what
1:21:31
you said you were gonna do. Yep. And then he
1:21:33
got out of the stool and he went to
1:21:35
the crowd. Ali Boomayi
1:21:38
and he clowned any any one of
1:21:40
the fight. Yep. So I watch I
1:21:42
find a DVD player and watched it between shows.
1:21:44
Well, you gave me that just you told
1:21:46
me that one, you gave me three Pep talks.
1:21:48
You gave me that one. I believe there was a
1:21:51
there might have been a JFK one. None of it
1:21:53
you gave me three peptidos. None
1:21:55
of them worked. Yeah.
1:21:58
And then you you literally went on your phone -- Yeah. -- and I was still holding my head. And you went on
1:22:00
your phone and you got the Tom Brady
1:22:02
video. That's what And you went like
1:22:04
this.
1:22:07
Yeah. Watch this. Yes. And it worked. And it was Tom
1:22:09
Brady -- Yep. -- talking about every time
1:22:11
a great person wins
1:22:13
a championship -- Yeah. -- he always context them if he
1:22:15
knows them and says great job. Yeah. And they always say
1:22:18
the same thing. They say that was really
1:22:20
hard. That
1:22:23
was really hard. Yeah. Like, they don't go like, yeah,
1:22:25
man. You I fucking kicked ass. Yeah.
1:22:27
They when they're talking to somebody who's
1:22:29
been there -- Yeah. -- they go that was
1:22:31
really hard. Yeah. It hurt to do that. Yeah. And he says
1:22:33
that's what it's like when you're at the high
1:22:35
levels, when you're trying to
1:22:37
do the great things,
1:22:39
and then Brady sweet Disney Brady looks
1:22:41
in the camera and goes, it's fucking hard. Yeah. That worked. That one I
1:22:44
literally got up. Yeah. And
1:22:46
I was like, let's do this.
1:22:48
Yes.
1:22:49
That's right. Well, first, you went
1:22:51
like this. Yeah. And meditating. Your son was there. Oh, I
1:22:53
also shot is
1:22:56
it your wife,
1:22:58
like get him out of here. Yeah. Yeah. I love Max much.
1:23:00
Yeah. Let's get him to the
1:23:02
hotel and give him some pizza. Yeah.
1:23:07
So the daddy can do his job. Yep. And you went like this,
1:23:09
and there was chaos all around everywhere. And
1:23:11
you were like this and
1:23:13
I you know, you
1:23:15
were a mountain and you were just went
1:23:17
like this and you meditated. And I sat and I watched you
1:23:20
meditate with all
1:23:22
this crazy stuff around
1:23:24
you. And I was like, wow, man.
1:23:26
Then I would, like, learn that learn from you in that moment. Yeah. Like, that's really something. Yeah. And you
1:23:28
went and you
1:23:31
found something. Yep. Yeah. And then you
1:23:34
came out for the second show
1:23:36
and just crisp fucking perfect perfect
1:23:38
show. Yeah. Beginning to end. It was awesome. It was great.
1:23:40
And and it's on your website -- Yes.
1:23:42
-- which is pretty much a network now.
1:23:45
Yeah. It's
1:23:48
a platform. You have time for one more
1:23:50
question, but I'm gonna wrap it up. One more question. This better be from where's the one from
1:23:52
Lou? Ask from
1:23:55
Lou, please. Alright. You've
1:23:58
directed such an eclectic amalgamation of projects like ice cream, lily horse, and Pete,
1:24:00
and now kill box also different.
1:24:02
Do you have a favorite genre?
1:24:08
Genre. I
1:24:12
like I
1:24:15
like black corn.
1:24:21
It's good. Is that what you get into next? Is that
1:24:23
what you're gonna start start making horns?
1:24:26
Blackporn? Just black people. What are you
1:24:28
gonna do next, dude? You're leaving this business
1:24:30
for a year, you said. Yeah. You're doing this special. doing the
1:24:32
live -- Live garden at the garden. --
1:24:34
which people get right there, beautiful poster.
1:24:38
Go to lucy k dot com. Buy it right now. And then your
1:24:41
your your specials coming up. But this is
1:24:43
the last live performance. Yeah. This
1:24:45
is the last time you'll be able to see
1:24:47
you live. And then you go on away, which fucking it sucks,
1:24:49
but it's gotta
1:24:50
be done. I needed time. I
1:24:53
need a year off at least. What are you gonna
1:24:55
go do? I'm gonna take a year off and decide whether to keep doing
1:24:57
this. Like, I wanna I would like to decide to
1:24:59
keep you on
1:25:01
stand up, but I'm just I'm letting myself decide
1:25:04
after a year. A year. Yeah. I'm gonna
1:25:06
say for now that I don't know that
1:25:08
I'll ever do it again.
1:25:10
Are you gonna make a TV show? I
1:25:12
don't know. I've I'd love to do a year
1:25:14
just fucking just laying around. Although, I really do have this work
1:25:17
thing I love to work. But I wrote a movie. I wrote a movie
1:25:20
with my friend Dino Stamatopoulos. He's, like, one of
1:25:22
my best buddies. He's I wrote on Conan
1:25:24
with him and Dana Harvey show and
1:25:26
stuff. Even later when we wrote together. Yeah.
1:25:28
But we wrote this movie together that's
1:25:30
really, really weird and interesting. It's a little bit horror. It's
1:25:32
a little bit science fiction.
1:25:35
It's a little bit Really?
1:25:37
Strange movie. And so we're gonna try to put put the money together
1:25:39
and shoot it. The last movie
1:25:42
I made I paid for it
1:25:44
myself. Which is
1:25:46
fourth of July. Fourth of July, which you're in. I'm editing it. Thanks, buddy. Great movie, can't keep
1:25:48
doing that. I
1:25:51
mean, I gotta get
1:25:54
money elsewhere. But so we're gonna try to make this movie and then you either well shoot that this year or next? That'll be the next thing
1:25:56
I do, however
1:25:59
long it takes. To
1:26:01
get it together. Movie, the movie, or this year, if I can't get the movie made this year, I just won't do
1:26:03
anything. Anything. He's
1:26:07
gonna chill out Yeah. No. Right. I
1:26:09
like I I wrote I started writing fiction a while ago, and I'm not good at
1:26:11
it, but I'd like to devote
1:26:14
a little more time to
1:26:16
that. Seemed like a
1:26:18
Steven King type of dude. Sure.
1:26:20
I I tell
1:26:23
you what, man. My
1:26:25
special was fucking amazing. And I'm so glad you
1:26:28
got your money back. Oh, yeah. We
1:26:30
made we doubled it. I'm so, at
1:26:32
least,
1:26:35
fucking hard bar. So far every day.
1:26:36
You could buy it every day. It's it's so
1:26:38
that was the scariest thing for me that you
1:26:40
were gonna lose money on that. Yeah.
1:26:43
Were you nervous at
1:26:44
all? No. I knew that I
1:26:46
knew well, you I knew that my fan base, they when I do stuff with
1:26:48
other people -- Yeah.
1:26:51
-- they're always like, What are
1:26:53
you doing? They're not that into it. Yeah. If you when I would see who
1:26:55
samples it right away -- Right. -- it's always like, oh, you
1:26:57
guys really just wanna see the
1:26:59
specials. Right. Yep. But
1:27:02
a decent amount of people
1:27:04
because they know you. Yeah. But then you went
1:27:06
and did all these podcasts -- Yeah. --
1:27:08
and also word-of-mouth. It's fucking strong special.
1:27:10
Yeah. So it just keeps I've seen it, like, like, it's a few
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