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Seven months is when people when you aunt, when people can't get mad at you and if they do get man on you, that's really on them. You regarding, like you, ok, yeah, yeah I'd, say if you're a season behind on something here, then is that on you and that's it? That's really only you can talk about a day after that. You can talk about an evil still go nuts about. a fucking. The wire spoil now. Lady very funny like what is your problem, you know if the Bible, with with, if the Bible come out. I am indebted to you. I haven't finished it. That's what I mean it's like that. You know I got the genesis itself are really good. oh my god, when he creates the Heavens and the earth. Now, I'm still at Peter Frampton creatively, red boilers. Boilers feel current has not entered the picture as the lead singer yet spoilers. I have it last time I saw Edward shoved into being

on the way back the airport and sketch West, all fog San Francisco scatter. That was brutal. That was it was. It was me Eddie, Besser Roberts- it was the fourth biggest can be seen, you mean most their betters, that's better on its own. Is this all six and a half feet tall we so were there when we went to San Francisco Airport, Riyadh of that available airport you looked at you think of the class was to go out of luck. We all fuck I get off at that that are just taking the separatist go important. We almost got separatist go up what we see as being the Oakland Airport Yoda from a completely different and yes, we made it and we're all squeeze together. So we had a just we may effectively. If you're really nice guy, you were just falling out of San Francisco, you would apply to all its fine

don't have accommodated, withheld, wordy, never mind again. Events of day of tears by well all rent, a smaller country, is miserable experience that whole ride. I left a really nice hat in that car and never got it value. While I sort of an evil ride, it AMOS shot, gun right. So, as us three M, o God, it was- was terrific he's good Congress yeah. I want one the last time. I would you just talk about about I'm probably another factor. We ask. We simply flew rag and unacceptable. That's for the record. I like anyone like anyone, not in comedy. You know when you're, I'm in the defence of all right from the airport to the festival is always ragging on

We're comedians aren't in MECCA levy, and I now Chris Euro five. It anymore is propaganda, town car on your own, but those of us that is still rather Van. Ok, now wait You know that being a garden was very convenient. You know that like being around other people, I just don't want to hear them talk. I can never a rider I lose touch. I agree and I didn't address you. First, though, is very liberal. A big liberty that you took to just dog out there were the prisoner Eddie, was in like two thousand and one

Maybe when you were doing, Humpty was shown Conroy when the? U C, B in New York, was over by Mcmanus like the Mcmanus Pablo over over there was I did that building was like falling down which are the? U c the we you say we I heard thing to remember likewise. It is a kind of sad state re. A very sad maybe did father could have, but they moved it before. That happens within fallen anyone, but that was a really. Those really fun shows a precise met. You and you in China, been doing this Wednesday night show therefore for awhile right right right. I love. I love the the chemistry that mean Sean have he's like a great straight man and a funny Freakin stray man, and I just get to go off the wall. You know and he real reels me n, but that was really function. That was. Where did you start? Did you really are you from New York? Where are you I don't want to brag about that, but, yes, I was born in Brooklyn

oh and again, the Flatbush area. It is a lot of depression in that area, but that I've getting I'm getting I'm getting into the heart of things. Let me just stay on the surface. That's what we do well right. We stay on the service, because if I really wanted to talk about what is really going on with me, it would be so fucking bleak. No! No! But when you do that, but you still manage to do that, in your in your eyes and you're saying you still managed to talk about real stuff. I do I do it's like. I think, because the rash in an annexed is so omnipresent in my life that I now talk about it like I'm talking about. Like I gotta, I got a muffin today. want boulevard like this. Like a sadness muffin like I gotta, set as weapons they're, gonna live robotic p m. Until about eight p m I didn't leave. I didn't leave the bakery, which I call you.

Taking the analogy a little far with a muffin there really you're the one who brought up the mob I shouldn't have so now what I meant. There's better levels of two based on a number of areas. I don't know I was walking up large Monterrey in a rage for some reason, I was on everybody where you and larger extent who nice GINO that things when they're too nice get me very angry. Really enlargement is one of us. I pull of art I dont need to see a up a woman in her MID fifties and leather pants and spike heels. Yes get. You know I really large my life. I see that woman in her yoga pants. I was a more european entity. I might more Beverly Hills, Isaac feeling, but there's some she. She people, marched mobility hours. Plenary has had on our part as fucking marriage is I'll. Bigtime yeah oil was discovered in Hancock Park District

You know that I was a bit. It was a big oil area. Today, a can of WMD forty, there is still a can of oil happened yet put it in a plastic bottle. Gonna get it. No, I think that's where the original well, so that area came right there. the guy proud of my allay history. Also, people get fucked over in show business all the time. What I know a lot about ally showbiz is unfair and oil was discovered and hamper caught and headed cod bark and now you know, that's not fair, you know, I got bored enough: where is your services affair in oil was discovered where those two independent? Not that define LOS Angeles? Yes, ok! So! Yes! Ok! So it's not like! Is it on? others, breezes, unfair and now these fuckin cocksucker are discovering oil Hancock block. I think it was firstly oil than the business. Our part was the Beverly Hills before Beverly,

Clark Gable would like do you like the old Hollywood. Where I live. I love it here. You do. You know why, because it's the only history this region of the country has like you go all anyway, you go and it's like you know, at least in the least you go. The east coast their bill pilgrims were here or there, this building interlinked oldest buildings in New York date back to the sixteen hundred yeah. But I hear from here right. Ok, the brag about it. I hit it Flatbush again it by pilgrims never came to Flatbush. They did. I don't know why they felt that safe, like I don't want to take a train if I gotta Meda yeah, but you fuckin buckle, but you I do like

because it is the only history we have in its it right at showpiece, its shovels history, because all of the showbiz history essentially squash all of the like oil and Orange Grove. History right- and you know the oldest by the oldest section of LOS angeles- is probably like all of our streets, which is like the random almost a little point. Lo and behold after that, it's just like and then a Hollywood. That's pretty much downtown is interesting, because now they are basically electronic stories, but they used to be famous. Famous theatres down there were all the great did. You know vaudeville and stuff like Debbie's, who feels chaplain long hearty all those guys, I'm always fascinated about as good as when you're back stage it like you see. We are here, I thought, or whatever and you're doing like crazy, causing the software restart and go see. Parliament vaudeville was like the every no right

I don't I don't, and I add, because what we don't do well, what Ella doesn't do well is is connect to its past. I don't know if you agree with that are not, but they they don't like. Let you know that this is Jaclyn was where the old studio you gotta get out are like all those little Disney Cottages and Silverlake are all the chaplain cottages that their source through S. Ali were already yeah yeah, yeah, that's good stuff, but they? U dont, really, there's no I wish there was a guy on the street or something going Chaplain Right here, Sir, like just like kind of spotters dressed up in things, did say: Hollywood. Three or we should do what we should do in old, timer, star maps thing or, as I am sure that might have been his leg has very about. I think that all when I drive by paramount all the time on my job Gower always like, but if you the third door on the right side, that was the door to the Lucy Studio W, where that is,

nor would I am like all unite behind a wall was the fucking. Lucy's apartment is era. Little cemetery on that issue, Well, you see is that where Fred marches buried her, I don't data Knickerbocker, they just brought. You haven't, got a royal guided our neighbourhood area. They, the Knickerbocker, has He had a marketable history too, had a heart attack down the street and they brought him into the wasted nickel. Yeah yeah yeah. Finally, when you look at the somewhere around there and an eye, but I think there's a cemetery somewhere, not not Hollywood forever, but I think there's a small cemetery. Some are paramount and then that one in Westwood, where Marilyn Monroe is buried, that you wouldn't ever know. Is there because it surrounded by skyscrapers, yeah, yeah cemetery, yeah, there's a little man? or your partner. Cemeteries are more of workers, a cemetery. well, they have mausoleum, so it's probably will, moreover, but I think that's worm, that's where Marilyn's thing is. I love all that shit like if you like? Is it with his? It's tough to sense it thou here for some light

it's tough, to sense that all this amazing stuff happened here. Maybe it's the nature of studios where they're just kind of enclosed, because LOS Angeles, this city had a couple of growth, spurts and one of its kind of one of the reasons why the valley is so depressing to me because you just tell me there are nice parts of it, but if you just drive down Ventura you're like at some point in the seventies, they were like, we have to build as fast as The ball do not to design a building, no bucket grab some stucco and just make it brown, and so, like you, just have all these really ugly.

Things that had just one feels like they were desperately thrown up as quickly as possible. Without any regard rank, that's what it is about LOS Angeles is that the city is so large and grew so fast that there was there was no planning. It was just like this community blew up here this. When grew appeared this when blew up here and there like well now we got to connect all this weird shit with traffic and so thats, really what it is. It's a bunch of small little communities, Kenya in an unplanned way, haphazard connected by traffic. Yes, so there's no real pain. Oswald had a bit of Alec cyclists edges, actually very ugly. When people say it's beautiful, they usually looking but the sky they mean the weather's beautiful, but you look at the buildings. He asked of them are pretty pretty rotten right right. Niece coast has great architecture, Emily's, there's some history. There yeah you're here from Brooklyn spent so much time in Manhattan. Once I hit like

thirty now seventeen forty. Is it right and like once you sort of that aid relocated Brooklyn as well as my I hadn't. Even worse than that, my dad moved us to the critical country which was Staten Island, so that was just kind of the suburbs and now might as well emotionally and culturally been you know in Kansas. You know what I mean, even though, is very close to outline a hat, but I escaped Staten Island. When I was about dumb, I guess around. Sixteen seventeen I had a little bingo we do not spend a lot of our era to old guy citizens depends on the New York Harbor Oil shock. ya, wanna should be funded, do some, but all the prohibition everywhere,

here. They have data companies overhang Gannet village. Oh sir, you go in for a moment We saw them, Oh no, I gave a bizarre associated low culture This act and I went out on those southern parliament what I say: you're going home at work. When I say you go and funny. I of course mean homosexual I have been a long time ago, that there was nothing to do with these parts by these parts have been my parts anyway. Whales It's time I tell you about the great homosexual tradition of the pepper tones. Come with me. Here's a book where did not wear that scenario? Just think I that's not me.

I can't because I just invasion that all playing through closer and closer to real they get derails out your document with Europe in Lesotho about your ear you stand up. Is that there's this presentation of this like blue collar guy, but every all of the words these incredibly literate. You know really deep, like your bit about the guy about hecklers and the guy. Like a really. the civic heckler. Who knows about your life? What why do you dream about red birds attacking you at night like that? It's such a it's, so special thick, it's! No! It's so knows. If you know what I realized is that the I'm partly channeling my father in all my stand up,

blue collar meets new age. You know that's my stand up like I grew up in such a blue collar neighborhood in Brooklyn and and and that nylon, yet I always like strive to get out of that blue collar stuff. In my dad, the perfect example that, like he would listen he was into classical music. He listened Mozart and Beethoven, one minute and the next minute he would just be going where the fuck are my glass safe, like we had a high culture and death threats on Sunday, I met my how a class my dad, for you know how I will show you what these harpsichord I never knew. The classical music scene was so brutal,

pretty intense the I mean hearing gangs unduly are that will catch your ass? They walked They will go to vote with with the cat hair of the bow no bed. So I've always kind of married you, no real blue collar rage like you're working class dissatisfaction and like high culture. You know and that's what I'd love to do. That's what I I love to do in that kind of who I am too I've. I've become my father of you, gentlemen, have become your father's, but do you do you have a by catch yourself? Fucking, my mom well, that was an anomaly. Is my parents hate each other,

I really do this. I really just catch yourself sounding like like all right this is getting back to a blaze of lorries and to stay, as has been playing around is by Roger oftentimes. I'm like these beds are that weird. like that's my dad dad always struggle the bath, always three the pants one of the first bit. I wrote you, member that that guy you got thrown in jail and it was a big electronics friends. he's back EAST called Craig Crazy, any yeah, and I wrote to stay where I cut down a crane. Swamis are you're searching for rhino Pace, trying to get the day majority are had, but I'll have you come too crazy. Swamis, I got lovely lavender, thousands one of the four

whereas full applauded, spends. That's amazing, because by one of my first bids was placed on crazy Gideon. Who was the way because version of crazy about through its, I was all true in the whole bit- was about dumb fuck Gideon I've heard a crazy. He was a spin off what he was just ABC picked him up a bit, but I need a crazy idea, type yeah and suchlike. It was all about exploring the insanity. Like. If I had the courage I would cut my response is that in times of crisis- and we haven't really three speed blunders that weighs Grey If I had the courage, if I You basically take an additional ten percent of my other by this bed. Is it but it, but that I

that guy that you know I didn't thought about. It. Notes. Rosalie S, blue collar rage with a yell of an artist, is a really interesting fun concept. How else could you get like bridging tunnel people to relate to trader Jos Bits exactly exactly, but you know some always mining that well of like, and I've gotta keep up on higher culture, because you know it's a battle in my soul. Like I love to watch the NFL, you know I love to watch football, but on the other hand you know I like to list

to you, know box men, Turner, Overdrive, she's guys. I finished my second says that we are not wins, we're not long lost, you know the bases, I'd always wins out. Then I realized like, as as as Mozart's cock told me there really since I was just. I was illustrating his point out that I was illustrating his point its it is it's just that, where I'll response to we're bit we're talking like responsible adults now far far apart, like you just it's hard to not be ass hard to not do that ipod, we're gonna, do better now on organ you better from now on. Ok, I promise I mean I can't

that promise of Europe listen you're from Flatbush. You deserve better. Where are you from? I was born and look in taking a rubber, Memphis tendency right? Yes, so in an interesting little max, I'm I'm I'm weekly southern yeah. I wouldn't never got that from you near really high that you don't like do this the tune time now I have it. I haven't seen you with walking, or you know, there's no more, jeweller apparent at an overly courteous, white linen soon know or the things I associate with this? As you say, you know tremendous sweating, yeah, there's nothing now. There's nothing like that. Does nothing over about. We moved around a lot to me, a hunter, not really a hunter. No, no right, you're, not a hunter, I'm not I'm, not a hunter free. I've. Only out there I only

I never fired a gun until until we had to do a stunt on walking dead Joe, whereas I got this the guns of these young, I find for the first time in my life a little while ago, two I went to a shooting range. Yet because I want to protect against home invasion like the next fell. you know, and I went to shooting range and it was a bizarre experience. I gave myself like tremendous bruises by the way that was a joke about home invasion. The only way I protect against home- and and is coming at someone new. That really does that's very disconcerting to anyone who breaks in my position you just come at someone nude when you're in overweight, blue collar guy and when people are like fuck it. I could do better the house next door

I've heard a lot about about your commitment. I do better is someone in my demeanor someone who is lived? The life not well live comes out. You like that nude you, you wanna, can I wouldn't another? Can I pitcher big deal so the guy breaks in and you come at him naked, but your stuff, causes about your bodies. Your kind of apologizing, this ever take. Might look I'm really working out. I that's even more that would make them run even quicker, because the layer of horrific psychology there it is causing otherwise, I would be showing I had a low gallery dinner last night, have breakfast like a prince, didn't like. blah blah. Where are you going by the way? That's how you before someone is somewhat is broken into your house. His hand is to immediately started start there. You forced her head there really gonna kill. You were leave because,

you start. If, though- and this is, why advised the people or business- that's why I don't know what you're demographic is, but if you're, if you, An area with a lot of home invasion immediately start talking out your inner life I will scared the shit out of people, I'm trying to let my wife and I learn. I dont know. Why not forget about me. I, like you, know small in my ass, like whatever it I've said, everybody lighted really I'm actually prostrated. Yet I can't stop much came whatever I brought up a lot of emotional love. The key people out because I feel like if I can destroy something that it can't hurt me now tell me they were good carbohydrates. You start talking about food people leave

ok, why supposed to have enough protein died out now, I've read: does why thou now I've read dies raw food? They have to you too much garlic to flavour. It I don't buy it, I'm not pioneer. Where did he go bad gather, caveman aid that way they didn't want to pity. There have killed you wore, laugh the illegal use of force, her hand, there's no likely in cold blood scenario? Where tie you up and slowly you know, Robert Lake or whoever. It is true, Mr Prodi. The best way to keep your touch me, Israelis or listen. I've got an idea,

you're gonna die anyway. You know what your last words would be very pleased to hear what were at last. He was shouting about keen why we agreed that this place called the sun. Cafe Roth, but they didn't have good ventilation and him and his wife is that's when he shot him and it was in the middle of that store. You were so you ve, always you're always saw on board whenever it involves like comedy reforms there for her fervently came here place once. we were, we were doing we're gonna. Do this thing you see being then we never end up doing it, but we're. Gonna years ago we were gonna fake. The like the slide, show that you see before a movie before they start rolling previous. So we basically did did all these fake ads for things like fake, like who eyes I again, you you're, the guy that we came over like ok. Do you mind if we take a picture of your shirt? Listen you're, like

ok, you're, even as what it was for rather than a rare are mountain deal. Maybe they're leaving from doctors the so that the fake add that we made with you. We made a couple, but one of them was wasn't add four x lax and it's you shirt, listen you're, pointing in the quota. Ex lacks was because you work for me ass all where I was literally just a guy like using ex legs to order his you never did right because I didn't in it and then we never women get involved a lot of projects that, to date only they fill me then I'm like, whereas what it matter, I don't know it's it's gonna eventually, Bianti too, was it.

In tandem with, I turned my eyes are taking over, from whose the big I don T see M J Osborne, ok, but now is being kind are replaced by a younger hippo dude. There's still do that again, you have ever want she's, even a really they still here. I watch it because you know you Flickr. and like all black and white sees areas like the last like slick around like Charles Boy Asian and unlike our Christ. I probably should watch this yeah that that I want to know what I'm like. I should know. This is the right not to arouse boy. Why did you move to LOS Angeles? Was it for more active stuff that's how they can act accusatory way you put that, but let us That is why did you moved was analysed? You can't just like my mother.

What do you do now? I dont know why then came out, but a cap and really organically aye, aye, wearisome working and you see be in New York and Scott Armstrong. Call writer of old school came up to me and said: would you like to do one of these characters in this movie that will show main Whittawd Philip, so I came out here to film old school and they put me up like a half a block from Venice Beach and my manager. My one of my first managers ways out here- and she was like you should come out here, like as I was falling in love with Venice peter- was wild because that that's been the pinnacle from like a thing like like no, when I came out here as living in Venice because working an old school as get a nice paycheck and living right on the beach I kind of found loaded and she was kind of pushing me to come out here and

My friends from New York had moved out here, so I just kind of had- and I left it after the movie. I only came back to New York for another like six months. And then I was doing last comic standing, I think, was the first season. Oh yeah you're, unless come. I always I was I was that in my head. I dont did watcher sees was that there was dug on that season, or was that was dug in season. Another diabetic DEC for now. No dog was not on that.

who is and who is in your season. I would want to twice by the way, which I don't know. Why did it the second time but the first time it was the first year that was the Dat fan year. He asked yes that fan had some great interviews where he cried about his family and he one whole bundle. I did know was about that because you gotta tat denizens this. You would tell you I was doing my miserable self light come on. I know you know just comedies, you know it shouldn't be a competition I just saw J London wandering around Silverlake the other day. It'll be over soon we moved to see a London wanderer. Globally is one of those guys who always wandering around like it's not like going toward like he's not going to something he's just kind of wandering. I never. I was once they hydrant, but I was feeling when I do. He doesn't remember me. I can't live like a minimum, but you can show them. You know,

and then I think that one that you feel it sounds like a slightly intimidated advisory. I guess you don't worry the guys like mad. We met at this and then we didn't know why it is very, very quickly, but I was thought he was hilarious, but that show that the less consenting shown always bore me because you act like a fuck man, they're they're. Basically it's because it's a partial reality show yeah, they have to do a reality shows too, which is create drama when you Craig Drama from comedy your basically exposing comics like now. We know like we, don't you doesn't upon guess recently taken it. We all the fun out of what are what comedy could be making everyone compete and b should hegemony another hearing. Unless our glass, in which case you just did bits yeah, it'll hole, tat, yes, but the competing part is such a bummer having to sit in the camera. Go

I think, I'm funnier, that's all I know sucks so yeah, yeah or just getting judged by a panel. Is there anything worth slept like you do your set at. I remember this. When I got knocked out courting quote in LAS Vegas, and I was getting judge by I e should pillar and a couple of other comics. I think Phyllis dealer couple Phyllis Stiller was like in a low grade coma. At that time. No, because she passed me in the hall with their handler or whatever they call them to people lower helping you get from one place. What lover? I don't think it was, but she just pass me a new one nothing! Nothing was going on now it s just so brutal to get charged by you know people as disparities. I should Tyler

Stiller, and then I am who the other wise huh no ads was a contest he became, though you don't. Let me give a judge. I was a debacle all that is it when you read economies and popularity, but when you were shooting it did it did. Did you understand what was happening or was it not until afterwards, like? Oh, that's what we did was until it was until What I mean I knew I didn't like the whole process of the reality vibe to it. You know, but it wasn't till after I saw you know that thing they make. You guys live in the house together, nigh didn't live in a house. I didn't get that far. I went to the the I wish I d both times I went to the semi funnels in laws with it is and who is voted You stand, there is very funny you have. You stated that you know the other comics, like I memorized with Erin Folly. We will both whispering our era for african funny, yet we both with remembrance. I hope I can pick up what I mean. You know you're on the stage and you're standing like beauty pageant contestants literally and they are going and the next

person in the house will be. You know what I mean and you're like enough Conor fucked up and I had to go through a dell. According to my with somebody else who tells me I am where I am now, because I went through what I went through an I'm like I'm paying you for this. It's an interactive internet, trinkets, quoits, intern internet ever done it into an interactive internet shrink, no what I'm kidding I'll have to allow any like talking, SIRI hello How do I get to where I want to go in repeat the kind of Vienna Eddie. I can quite large by boulevard enrage me today. Why do you think large Might Boulevard Nvidia isn't that day? What you can make a fortune with their programme does

so now so you have, as you have a special years, do not a special. There was a documentary made about the documentary which, first of all you I was London when you were out. I heard about that. I was before me, London in you. I was staying right not far from the Soho Theatre. Can we- and I saw you with a thing in and the little under lotta, guess now how not as much I mean I've been a couple times the last year, but Where would you put? It was really interesting because I did London. May I too had a three week run at the Soho Theatre, fearful it was a great great theatre. It was sick shows a week and I was like for me. I was, I call you shit, I'm doing stand up in London. I mean I've been performing internationally, now a bunch it I'd since I did Edinburgh last year

Margo it it went, it went really good. I mean it went surprisingly good for me and I didn't realize how much they care about comedy over there, as opposed to heat like over their comedian, is like a respected occupation. You know what I mean. It's really like people are like very dress. I couldn't believe the amount of press that I got at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and a kind of opened up like I've been in five countries this year. I did you don't take an international trade shall right away. You know what I mean this year I did Dublin. I did London, I did a slow in Bergen in Norway. These guys saw me and they run a norwegian comedy fuss, wives like what the fuck it as and when they were the greatest audiences, really yeah. It was almost digital home month and ember. Ah, yes, I did in vat was like you know. I scream my

or sets there isn't a lotta downtime, even though I am learning to do that, but it was twenty five shows twenty five hour shows in twenty six. Knights? There was one day off and on the one day off, I took a train from Edinburgh to London to screen the bitter Buddha. The documentary about me that was just being screen then, and I saw I was exhausted. I was physically did that train or like a four hour for a train right. I think that's pretty cool, it's fun. It's a fucking gorgeous ride, yeah and it is me. I mean Europe, I mean I've just been discovering Freaking Europe, which is unbelievable. You know, because I come from Staten Island, where people on travel you know what I mean well to be very travel from Flatbush. I mean Yeah I did go to the country. no, but I think it's great that you can get on training or difficult different, all completely different call, unbelievable in just a couple hours, yeah matter.

guy. I had you know what I was doing. The solo theater I was sick, shows weekly. I did three weeks and I'd have Sunday off and I was playing with the idea of getting on a train. As you take a train from London, France was and almost did. It was like a three hour train right, but I thought it would be too much for a Brooklyn like me till I go to France and have to then get the train back and do the show the next day I'd be well yeah, yeah, noble tat, especially if you're doing that many shows in one month. That's that's! Welcome! a lot of what was there. What was the material it? What was the crux of the materia? Was it was it you know no stuff yeah, I yeah yeah. It was personal stuff because when I go to a different country it it's like, I feel like. I really can't talk that much politically like resided. I don't I don't know what's going on like and I like you know like like a great comedian.

in London in the UK, Dino Stuteley, I know where he is here- is a really good colleague eddies. He talks sorry, it looks a lot about politics and stuff like what is this is you're losing your that's. Why? Because I ve been talking about those shoulder but like the way I like, I saw his set like show theater stupidly perform one night and we, it was really kind of cool to it, to watch asset, and it's it's just so specific. It's like when we do stuff about LA it. If you live there, you can be so specific. So I felt like I really you know We just talk about what was going on me and one thing I that got very good last was me talking about how everybody in the United States has gone and how like I am just,

like me, and my wife, when we're fucking on point and a gun at her she's pointing a gun at me in a second well fuck you and she's a camera lena like stuff, like that, like just playing on the fact that there is no guns in Britain. So did you feel, like you, sort of altered your set to surrender their culture a little but a little bit, but that summit when I first did the Edinburgh, I was so afraid that they weren't like how I was like how they gonna get me in some one point out. We will, I do speak English they for anger, but what they want is just too to be. I mean you performed, and I just want you to be authentic all they want and they require particular british culture. I think particular british culture if they feel like you're being an authentic than they will, they will fucking attack. You they'll just dealt call you account and then and then scream at you if they feel like you're lying to them or if you, if you lie to them, I mean yeah, I mean not. I mean obviously, if you're doing some say some of the things about our lying, but I mean like really like spirit.

lying to them? You know like if you're inauthentic, I guess, is the bad. I think any part of it too, with Eddie is the day when they think of an american guy has brought up What do you know what I'm saying EL. I just I'm January, is a boisterous j out loud right, just just allowed guy. That would affect that. You can present. That's what I like that you can be that that that's the presentation and that's the rappings. Yet there are really intelligent, soulful things being said within their yes is very league is really fit. I fucking love. I saw you this tiger Lily one night I don't off. It was a big recovered about who you argue about how you would you just gotten over a Viking addiction, and you said you said the slogan for Vike. Always I come to think ahead.

A little salt emerge draw up is me looking, I said you know. I prefer that like saying I don't put commercials because I just them. I am too angry that do the corporate speak, but I sort of commercial like it. It's just me, looking at a camera, very kind of coquettishly going come. I get it now. What do you mean about that is? I did that in Edinburgh and somewhat yelled out and they warrant big. Last, like I get in the states, they don't know what fuck invited in is over there. What's they don't have like it in their painkiller. I think as some called scotch, and it's very good over there and what I understand.

That's really interesting. If all those little cultural tweaks that you have to do like I couldn't. I was like what I did. What are you, what are they know values, but that change the whole bit begin voting on take for soreness you, you don't take it Toby come to. Maybe I should choose company. I'm feeling a little anxious about Israel, but yeah. There's little tweaks like deadly, they don't know products like I do this bit where it honey how'd. You get a shirt so fresh and steady downy detergent I had to use. They have something called. I think it's Dax is their big detergent. Some shit, we will decide the American Express Seinfeld commercial, worried as it goes over. He bombs talking about like baseball and whatever I had to Prescott all round London and then he's like that was a wicked googly making yeah they re out. I had a cricket references that I actually found the I performed the Lester

where theater and right that's what you I found it to be true, it was great, it was really fun. I really really enjoy I want to go back. I love London. Summer is just hard because you can. You can just go for a weekend and if you like, Grannie hours on a plan, exact idea, solo theater, I felt a little judge like it was like us It is now total snazzy there it's a little snazzy, so I'm comin out there and I would come out screaming I did a cave tag lay Mary said scared. That was all but an hour I would come out like I would come out that's how I would comment I wouldn't addressed them. I won't work and addressed, am I like it. I kept those God did you see what I did to the kidnapping?

and tat s why I took their balls and in between the ramp, how we go. Thank you for coming, like I'd lower my voice. I got thank you for coming. I'm just you had a lot of choice tonight and thank you for making this year noise and then I go but right by revising a bit about the about your son being kidnapped. If those other fuck I've logic, these broad gas, I won't fucking murder you again if they're. Not here I would say if, if they could use, is in this room, I wolf fucking cut your balls off our freedom to you one by one to you have no more balls and I will feed him till you without a dipping saw us. Like you get knows, nice tie I still rights and again I want to apologize. If the kidnap is not here, but I don't have the money that Miss Gibson had in a movie. Ransom too,

wide audience. I have to hope to kidnap relating to the rule that I happened to be in at the time. I just saw a life a pie. I addressed the ordinance, I was told to shut up and sit down, but I just want to make it clear that I had bought it. You. Why here the I did that bid for a while. I should do their bidding him, but he's so many kidnappings going on lately that I Let me also it maybe that's why I'm not doing it, because it would work

Why do you always destroy things that would work at a come on? This is the core of it, but then there is the and then I think did you ever record the when Europe was it a rap? Did you do a rap or you're like or like the guy that the rest rapporteur Depress wrapper yeah that yeah? That one is like yeah now, that's interesting one, because for some reason I don't know why, but that one didn't go over a great overseas where I'm like. You know, I hate wrappers, because they just have too much confidence. I would be, and I would rap for the insecure and depressed and I'd be like you, mother, and I can't rapporteur would go like this. I'm gonna talk to wrap your mother fucker. I gotta put a cap and you are ass, but not tonight tonight I have to take a nap why mother Fucker was, I recently switched, and I just recently switch antidepressant medications and when you first switch,

mother Fucker Victoria, three day period, where your blood ass, do I just I just go on about like it's a weird bid cause, I'm speaking was it was the girl. There was something about the girls name like. Was it like Jennifer, I would add our I'm gonna fuck, you, fat, ass, Julie, Julie might not until not because I was always saying that Ramsay always talking about fucking fat ass, his, but in so I d like I'll fuck you're fat. Truly. but not for at least six to eight weeks, because I was recently told I look clownish. What I'm gonna do is cook very little, while very little I'd like ice cream very little manufactured spray oils on the market. Now I'm gonna use of gray eyes

I'm going to work out in an intense environment, and if I lose thirty to forty paths, then I'll fuck, your rather but that's hard to come off. The way doesn't come on. I gave a long way and I started Meanwhile, watching things like, I don't know anything, I just meander into nothing, but it's the information is so specific, like it's not you. I dont you'll be very difficult for someone to Oh you're material, because it so specific to you and the information is so specific is just like, as if it really just feels like your disorder pulling this endless thread out of Europe

and then and letting it. I don't. Wanna know India, which is sometimes hard for me, that that's a gift than a curse, which I know is a popular saying, but it's like I sometimes have trouble building sets because I like to just do that thing where everything comes as a threat, but sometimes, unlike I don't like to build on it, is it? Is it hard You too do tv sets its causes. Yeah, there's a very early argue that I imagine that there is a certain amount of like it's been a bain you have. If you have to do, you have to kind of let the audience know what you're about and then you can kind of get into the stage persona, but we only have like four minutes. How do you do that? it's difficult? It really is difficult why I've done them? I've done them, but it's difficult for me to to to do to figure out how to do one better. You know how to just build them better my style, I I have to do that before I die

Now you know what I mean I'm getting up there, you so ever I've heard about bitter Buddha, but I haven't seen and yet so is it? Is it oh yeah? Yes, we'll have a dvd for you, so you'll be able to see it, but it is it yeah documentary this guy, Stephen Fine arts. Really great, Hector. I'd know back then, but he approached me after seeing me do a lot of the live Rance on W tee. I flung he just said or fuck I want. If I wanted to a document on you- and I was like ok, like this guy immediately, followed me around, for I think, was close to a year and are he he the really good job, because he really gets my stand up in a film me. Do a lot to stand up and he also filmy the the film culminates would mean going in New York and headline in Gotham, and he he catches me and my dad. My mom died a while ago, but he catches my relations,

with my dad really good and there's. Some really is a really great emotional art to the film, and I wouldn't say that if it wasn't true, I'm not you know it's just like I'm really happy with the film because well it was tough for me to watch. I mean a lot of the intimate stuff is too tough to watch. I like watching myself perform, but you know the stuff in my you know what my dad was a little difficult, but it has a pay office is what I'm saying when my dad comes to see me a headline that got them. He hasn't been in Manhattan for about seven years. He hasn't seen me perform in many years and we Annabel contentious thing happening before the show, and that's all I'll say, oh shit, but it really is a nice Harkin Numb. You know, there's there's a lotta falada good stuff in and I thank him really happy with it. We did the festive Festival circle Circuit with it. We we showed it in London in less Square actually in a cool Prince Charles Theater that one,

and we showed in Edinburgh? And now we shouted slam dance and we showed it all in an US out by South West and it was really really cool enough now. It's now tat now noughts Andy. David? You could get it on Itunes and there's website the bitter Buddha dot com you could get. It is well, you know. Does it feel weird that that's out there? Ah, yet you don't know, I mean because I like it, I really like it, but I which was saying like why. Why why? Why wouldn't what were Lugger only yea? Well, just because you know, they sometimes, I think if you have a strong stage persona, you might be, there might be a barrier between

who you know who you are our intimately yeah, and maybe that you know you don't yeah, because I don T know what s interesting is I'm I'm very, but I mean I'm I'm pretty much like I am, but I am also very serious and I think, all day long, you know what I'm like, making podcast reverend I now and I'm just very quiet in Syria, but also the kind of private and protective to the standpoint assistances structures to stress my girlfriend crazy. I just shut all the curtains in the back. I don't like curtains open, even if it, even if it's not even possible for someone to see a ladder technology. That's true and she was like. Why do you like? I don't know I just don't you want. I like that or tat. You really want that bubble

like the protection, and so I order, if you like, if there were intimate moments, just how there and then there are for me some cringe worthy moments like you know, it was difficult to watch some stuff because, while I'm like just showing You know like some of my flaws. You know what I mean like there the scene with me on a treadmill non. Can it, but you know I know exactly what you're saying, but as a whole, I really I really like it wasn't any different feeling than last comic standing altering paying out. I'm all baby. That was all that was all so fucking contrived

last comic standing. I was not in any competition with one, you know what I mean right, oh and I felt like I was a guy, as opposed to last comic standing. I felt it was a guy who really understood having heap he wanted to firmly because he really loved what I did. You know I mean I felt like he really. You know he became a good buddy of mine about and what good bodies, but I felt like it was you know he was caught honouring me instead of like what can I get out of you know what I mean do yeah I'd, but like the first day of filming, I remember I was doing. I spent this devout theatre, what they call it now they change every couple of days, but I was doing this bit at to see voluntary RON. Ledges tomorrow show where I have greater the hour I Haeckel from the audience. I always do this character, where I'm a collage artists from Eagle Rock and I'm always, I would have a sick wife at home was being

to live in a vat, a blue liquid and its justice wanting weird she's kept alive and I'm just he loves what I'd come and go. It's not easy to make Olivain as a collage. I'd ask you try all the scissors and the glow and we are wife, is in a bad, a blue Lech. What did she still flirts with the pizza guy like, but it says that the marshes a fund show whether the what the tolerance, a ton of people show up at like one o clock in the morning, yellow one o clock in the morning: it's bizarre but Steve, Steve Financial Director and he filmy. That was the first night he found me and I was like I felt type I felt like oh shit them tell me, I'm going to feel like there's a camera looking, but you know after that first nine I just kind of car relaxed into at night. I can adjust sense and I intuitive that it was a really good thing, good project, you know and as has been really good, it's been. It's been nice from AIDS. Given me

Nice little validation- and you know it to have a movie made about me and, like I said, we took around the country and its got. No. Ninety four and is now getting ninety four percent of rotten to me. It's got no ads really good. It's gotten really good reviews and you're. Not gonna live attention from it. So it's been great. Are you ok with succeeding? Why do so many people ask three that? Well, I think I have guided the unity

thing. I think it's just a common k, be it's it's. That has every comic. Are you I definitely sense destructive? Like you know, it's the ito, it's a protection thing where someone, because you cannot control, you can't control the outcome of something. But if you smash it, then you control at European or yeah if you're comfortable on a certain level of accomplishment or achievement, and then he started to get outside that, even if it's good you're, like I gotta get back to before, and so you subconsciously like smash my smash. So I think that's a very common armor sort of a thing to do so. That's that's why I'm asking it wasn't, use specific ideas. All ok is it yeah? Is it

My narcissism thought. It was the very specific to talk about that now because nobody understand that it's like a like hold. It wait a minute. I rail- and I am big on this, like this railing against everything. So now, if, if people are starting to like me, then I'm like well, why are you you know? It's like it like that famous Groucho Marx line. I want, and I want to be a member of a club that would ya somethin like something that I do after, but so do I, it against, but I am I like. I like success. You know I got a nice on the and covered up Eddie. I think our demands by the element, its boxy, but very practical. I I also think that character works, gonna, cost go, call me even if people are being nice to you like what is this bridge is fuckin problems. Bringing me food, you know, like you, fill.

every wager Theo its works, it still the hills were, I think it's so are you haven't unless you haven't quite grasped the concept of waiter patron? Yet why the fuck you keep bringing well, but also when people are seeing you, Sir Nicholas and perform you think they're surprised,

where's. My final echo is actually a really nice guy. They always are yet they always are because I you know, I don't know how be I have to engage emotionally on stage like I swear to God to come on, say, and I have to like feel like upset, but am I but but but my my my rage is cartooning, but I have to be in that in that frame of mind, like I have to get my voice up, I have to get my dandler up. I can't just go one stage and do one liners eight. I wish I could because I could probably live longer by people. So when I get off stage after screaming and ranting people, those I wholly shit, you you're here is quiet in nice. In all this stuff, and I'm like I love you, its performance is yeah, but that we will take a very literally like they were very literally when you say something on stage and they,

totally never underestimated audiences inability to catch. Like something ironic or too like, if you tell them something, they just believe that most of the time like that, just happy they want or who, because they they kind of foreign, about human form, love with my persona. They love that they don't want it to be another I know they love that guy is raging against all this shit man. I can stay Daniel, I'm ok, I'm good! I was gonna. Have you like a yellow growth? Is anybody No, I'm not what I expected, not what I expected. Why can't you be off stage more like you are odds. Data would be funny to come off stage and just like at the barn or southern, and just start going. I say what I may look at alighting like you. Never let up and you never up. Let's just shake you wouldn't be able.

Your deal, Dr Ayman you're describing tat glass, You heard described that I had tied on my dvd released party at the improper and I walked into the private. There was just a shitload of people, walking and Entire was there any goes. Ladys agenda ages started late that we're not performing better like later I might add eyebrow Botswana Game every obeyed bow alone and I wasn't ready to perform yeah. I was actually feel it was. One of those nights rose like play. I hope I have. The energy tonight crossed the threshold and then tat always that was too much like me. That's what time does later was too much. I hope you know I'll. Never do that. I would like no it's fine. Dot is one of the most fun people to hang out with TAT is tired, tired behaves like

world assumes comedians always act. Hot is always on, and that's why I met why? That's why every comedian, I've never met a comedian who does not adopt. or topic, but the levels of low deep. That I feel like tat does that because he expects that the world thinks that comics are like all the time. You really data that is internet is interim. I really feel like that of a larger than those there's. A lot of that. Do I just love, because because the great thing about TAT is that what you really sense is that he's just having fun playing yeah? That's right! Leah and it doesn't matter if there's a microphone or not he's that's right now, he's got so its genuine and that's really. Why we all got into comedy is that we find in love, fuckin play it, but, but for me, oh you didn't get it.

For me, I have specific goals. Like all worth specific dollar amount and no less than three and a half was he's. Probably gonna have pussy. No, no, it's hijabs, always funding by the way. What is it about a hand, job and the former Yugoslavia that you can? Never. I don't know why I think it's with tat now is the energy, because, where am I come observation by Jonas over. Don't you chosen a night or if I weren't they shows in- and I just don't have the energy to be like on like that, just as apps all of the emotional energy that I have and I get really like quiet and an introverted yeah yeah. He must be very sad to see

and he's not on what is just hang out like when he's in a tub. I pictured in it. When I used to do, I did commune, everything else would ever would produce their progress with Jimmy him and Todd and taught my would carpool to Pasadena to do in a Jimmy says so tat my wheedle. If we leave it like five o clock in the afternoon I'm a lay to go to pass, which you would do is the worst has reacted away like seventy seven, so we'd like I've had it would just be. It just think to our ride with Todd, glass and twice every every week, and it was just the fucking we would die laughing at license. Plate frames does whatever driving and this woman in front of us. The blue Hombre had a license plate frame so that rather be watching Isle of loose, that was the funniest fucking thing in the world.

No matter what she was doing, I'd rather watching what have you watching Rather we want to different emphasis around energy. This is a frame notified by around and watching a different episode of Isle of Lead. I prefer that are York years. I don't like what I want the California. So what do you do you wanted? Would you want to do is sit COM Melick, where what's your kind of dreams, I I wouldn't mind you. I guess my dream thing. Television wise would be a sketch show that revolves around me, like alike. I would love to do you know where I could like just go into different scenes in situations and stuff like so we don't know. I guess the sky chose built different premise like it, but you are every sketch your Eddie Pepperdine shows.

two whenever they geology and an army show, is that it did he do. Hannah was different characters out, I'm just imagining a world where Eddie can react to every situation than the sketches builder. So it's always does anyone have any ideas I have is that I'm in a straitjacket opens I'm in a straitjacket and you mean a white Roman. There's a fly you now and it's gonna land on my nose in the fly, and this is how it would go the fly then in my mind, turns into an airplane and so the show and then I'm on a plane and it's a sketch. You know a bit of reality for the life Walter Miti type thing where I'm a guy who wound up in the tuition, because life just fucking destroy them by his imagination is like you know, it's easy. There getting back at the people that put him in that institution in each sketch this is the comedy, show

the very modest I'm getting up. No, I don't we could go the other. I hear what you say, but it could be could be like. I did could be like a weird dark, hybrid yeah. I liked the hybrid stuff, though I liked the dark stuff. You know I like what what's a great dark dark comedy like the greatest dark comedy: either either either tv or or a film like with, nearly dark edge to we can you think of one? Well, I guess who's got that by because ass, the stuff I like to do. You know I like to do ITALY dark com?

What's a good example of that I don't I'm ragged my ran occasionally. Wi fi goes the calm brothers date that oil think we're gonna. Think a television can be alleviated illusion tv film. Can you think of any like really good dark movie? The compromise do that, but I think I mean I think yeah I would say, Alex if Thou say Fargo yeah yeah, so a kind of Fargo of the Mind tv show, like you know, wanna on a good, cable outlet. You have any cable outlets you and available image, or at least an app on a phone. The dark like army, that, if you just sort of like an outlet I use it to me earlier that I wanted I was. I was gonna. Ask you about my camera. What it was maybe was about this jacket are doing the show doing well. Is it you thought about just like maybe bill

a small film around this idea on yeah yeah, I'm not too hard, but for some reason I I sort more visa, a tv thing, but yes a film thing would be interest. I mean with lit with Louis Marin's, show another like people like that here we are getting there more open to pitches based around a guy. The true yeah. True, I don't know, but let's make it happen to me. I don't know, maybe we're all in your brain you're just daydreaming about party fuckin. Do you know that more people I factually this is a real statistic: more people are murdered during podcast and traffic accidents in his country. You see you say no, I know I don't think that's right! Nothing! Less people were murdered during car accidents than there are during all

That's it that's! Why that words about their accident? That is the way it does getting ahead, while you're in a car by another car counters, you mean, like someone has to come along and murder you in there was. You, spend a lot of pod cast, there's a lot of violence in this industry there in this form? Well, you listen personally. I appreciate you taking us to task as we have perpetuated a lot of violent gas and seriously what's up a cam trails. You come they don't just appear for reason you're right it's exhaust and reject your welcome What was the were you doing to show with patents? Brother too, oh, the the pudding yeah Those are super dark now, that's mad Oswald's brain, yes, and you know I'm contributed. He wrote he Caveman approach me like a couple years. Gonna want it was it:

point, but a couple years ago he showed me these monologues that he rode and they were like written in my voice. I said yeah film them and then we kept film Adam and a work were actually gonna kind, a wrap up putting pretty so, but we will do it. What are you in earnest exclusive? Take that deadline we got. I want you to say what is that many thanks here s, how they were there, but we were gonna, also put him out occasionally, but yeah they're, pretty pretty damn dark its corporate break room, Saleratus and great idea about where he just sits eating puddings and I come in which ass the most rift, most horrific tales of true of violence and deprivation and then kind of like Aren t later, like an easy now he's in his way,

sure, I'm in my little suit and tie. I shall put the underbelly of corporate. I should put out the video we made a video format and I made a video with tee. Were you you play dumb Darwin, diving, Darwin, yeah, that when we I haven't, we haven't really release I've just been holding onto it cause? I don't know why you put it out. There was actually voted upon super to accidents and then, by with a weak super De Luxe got cancer. That's right, and so then it just yeah. You know we are those great song. We got right, songs. What MIKE, occasionally I could handle its hurdle good to get all things may know it's really hard, because you know how his own I'll, never forget, calls on you. Gotta saw poured hardy media lab you'll. Have it all hard the course you have to commit through and at the time it's not it's funny, but in retrospect its is its funding here.

At times when it didn't work out like the first summit, goes at a level of good. That's how my show yeah, they don't work like the level of commitment met with ya. Think like no seven, we did it at Montreal and they didn't have spanish songs and so because French's, their language and so singing the song in Spanish. About the heart but medical facts about the heart, but everything, as you know, the video stubborn it with his own. Of course, bumble school are at the heart of the muscular pump. It regulates the flow of life's blood and but all in Spanish and but you like, but then going off fuck you guys, I'm in a committee even harder, yeah like in retrospect those are kind of funny because here the like, we did it on and off only in retrospect, because in a moment, if it's a lot of work on camel, we didn't Kimmel. What's Jimmy Jimmy Sauce, do it at EM bar and at fucking like it was our closer industry.

I'd yeah from a show, and so Bobcat Goldwire was directing. It goes ahead of us want to do this and I said, but we should put on like, like tell I know well like we should make it really spanish, like wolves abuse, so we wore these ridiculous yeah like spanish disco outfits and which you don't really do. No, we didn't didn't, do we didn't do it in there and I guess maybe we should have done at the way we normally did, because it was just one thing to many to ask in the audience, and so they thought we were serious.

And when I don't it's a little weird, sometimes done a bunch of things. I'm camel we'll talk shows in general can yeah, because yeah people are tourists in their destroyed and there's a lot of things out, there's a band over there and it is doing exactly at Doha. We adjust. It can be a weird environment end, and so my day you know like it's all in spanish, and so we had the english subtitles put on the screen and my dad who is the voice of Middle America? Is a whatever my dad likes like our right. That's the only thing and Middle Ameri I my dad goes. I saw I saw you my dad's mutually very supportive, but he said I saw your performance, but I can't ask her Why do you care what why didn't you sing the song in English because you use your phone and people to read along at the bottom. Like love,

while the mole Beth, I know it is credit oil. Did you even answer that question is no? sort of an answer in itself? I think I just got indignant it's in Spanish and yes, I know that their organs manage nations and that this early, but the word corresponds in almost every song and if you knew that it would be really funny, and so we just took that and made it medical facts about the heart. We listen to a lot of a weak anglesea. Did you study a firm over we made this on it? I tried to you can't, explain it Let's get some french fries Simon, let's forget about the Fifth Avenue Dodds apron driver, but it was. It was good to see. And in the end, like Ukraine, I haven't. I think I saw you with that. Was it showed downtown that we did, which we wasn't downtown and it wasn't wasn't it wasn't wholly wasn't holy fuck. I think there is another show at another downtown like gallery sort of thing. That was

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