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Just togae. So when you drive with him his head the ceiling of the car hard while because he's that he's a big but hey enough about our fuckin car antics. This is in order. I guess my virus only Rigel raise my left, I'm Chris, reconsider cross. For me, so our brothers randy you. Finally, we wanted. You got the agency Randy Decent, know very well. Jason Randy. So it's right till I do I'm behind a revival of the true original body we could all just take for a minute to read from the Torah they show is about scripture. Am I right- or I don't know it really listen to the shuttle? Isn't a shell and, unlike an alliance, that how much you parts the verses, well, you ve heard over the seven hundred club left off. I really I don't. I don't ride around a bridge, the world's etc. Is it? Is it weird that Morocco has a crucifix on it does? Is it ok, it's in the shape of used cars Bianca.

Really so any hit his head on the Thai Stick. Yarmulke gods, tat someone I wanted to come murmured badly. Did you do that when I was a child, because my reasoning for this, my mother, would never let me my reasoning, was I want beyond a comedy, I thought you had to be true: I can't hear you saying Grossmann, three, nine record, you look very, do you like you need? That is an insult. I could it when I was a kid I thought you had to be. Canadian is like a lotta comics. I liked role Canadian now to tell people on why I got a word. I gotta six or eight minutes reading sign language be dangerous sure I gotta do. Is they retire early? I it's my favorite very often is isolating the funniest bit. This just showed like how great Seinfeld was even in a book he can cover something that just made you laugh was his bit about the paper waits. He was just like what, by

Are there, like offices were not like, we underlying I've got my own way down what I love about Cyber was it that way when I looked the other comics and I always liked growing up pretended to be weirder, more carrot every kind of based in Euro Philips get Martin. I mean if, even though I loved, even though I loved you know, bridge upright some Kennison anew and those guys to, but but with Seinfeld you loved your virus. Like a little kid, I did because my dad my dad MIKE for whatever reason my parents knew that the comedy, so they were just record I'll stop. So I had a copy of live on a sunset strip and it was one of the special that You know like when we first gotta a just player, eighty water, whenever, whatever how much did you get? How much of it did you understand their resilient you're. There were some of it. I didn't there there I didn't understand, but I certainly understand when he talked about the squirrel monkey fucking his ear and if you like, a wet cutie applies. Of course. Workers who hasn't been fourteen year.

Nine year old right it I went to cap, it all went, lilies are very, they have the will. Is there? Why don't you stay away when you made your daddy, don't say? Probably all fame dad autumn like us, it's a spy. You know that I read when you told me that in the end, it took a long time for us United As we know it s not attack on tops when you were doing rise and we had subsided, is BS rounded, one of the best series I mean, and I mean internet or television barons, spotting hilarious and I dont understand Dick about sports and I loved your show and you are nominated for

stream you're, not our master S, guest doll, I dimly windmills striving, I think shrewdly, was wrought guy I watched it. Janet aren't any was in its Giovanni was inevitable to sports, but are you going to tell me how to save a jewish words yeah over and over again, because I love that we like to try to force all discuss bachelor say I have tried to France. Iguazu is the duty of the major donors and welcomes the whip series back on top man, Harlequin elegant character, actor smokes were character, recital seven until they get no one will deny that back on top as a gateway, drug, its religious gateways, sports gateway series. But anyway you are telling us, like, I think, they're, that your dad was a professional bowler. Had we like and the fact that who is a crash ankle,

there was named after crescendo immature Shaggily announcer, who have that sort of. Like me back, I smoked back as yet a lot like that guy smug, while he was broadcasting and justly, I could feel the gravel and his voice, but does it just? I went on Youtube just watched. What did he look like older seventies version of you bowling, yeah all windows, amazing. In than one thing about your dad that again and an we bold when we were kids, we re like bowling leagues of kids in our dad, bold, like our pair, our dad and his brothers and like his parents, they were in bowling, leaves and Saint Louis, so they loved it. But what you're doing I did was he put no spin on the ball near TAT was so like, I want to say revolutionary, but just so revolution yeah will my dad my dad said rheumatoid arthritis, since he was twelve years old, and so when he first item, when he used the wrong fingers, he used his index finger and middle finger and thumb right, and I think, for

for while beginning I'm not even sure he put his two top fingers in the ball while suggests. And then and then later on. He put the right fingers in there. So you know he. Just because he has limited range emotion, motion. He couldn't it was hard, right the ball back then, because you you're talking about hard rubber. And wood, and that was it right now, there's so much technology and watch Boeing they fucking away you do gonna, we like boy, they crank an article unwired about it about how well this music now yeah, it's just technology is a game. My dad would always complain like it so easy. Now it used to be about spares games all about strikes now, because the technology makes it so easy and turns out they built this robot. That would just throw right after strike, and they realise that the composite materials and make bowling balls from it has like glass particles in it to grab onto the lane and now

why the ball hook so hard and they realize you know they started realise, like oh, yes, technologies, kind of made the cover stock of Boeing. Basel too easy. Once, like tennis, I mean pet back in the day you look at an old tennis ragged from the Seventys, and it's about like the Sinai Wall, yeah Zaire last like old, skateboards areas to be really fanny. Now these things you go, look at it and like its huge, so the sweet spot so big. So anybody. You can make a mistake and still say with golf clubs. You can make a mistake now and still did a good shot or both Honourable a guideline, yeah I'll, do the actual full labour when we got it just make the drivers look like they have Fuckin Volkswagen bugs on the end of em. Children running off the bottom right, just a really grabbed the ball with their hands. I have the hammer x, the deck.

I use it, you gotta keep it. I did it's not a bad club. I play off everyone here I place into I love. I would love to you. Eddie right off. Do really I'm in this way. Will we should you guys I give you the category B, the caddy caddy lemonade, refreshing drink away. We watched so much cod by debt so fast. We watch so many comments, so much comedies, kids. In the same way I mean we watch, there was the Ronnie and your field special young coming, and I then your young comedian special was one of those vessels that those things, it was an idea anywhere with Robert Townsend, no Daniel Annual, was saga. Reader Radner, Louie, Anderson, Kennison, Arrays Lamar's worries the YAP. Does a lot of wasted on,

in writing. Nl. I worked with him. A shitload had not chosen Nickelodeon, so yeah us as an ally, Bob Nelson Bob, Nelson yeah loved Bob, no added value with the routine with putting the Laval about seventy two shit. Twenty seven, the gymnasium do as fish goldfish roots. Permit Bubbles, and then he would make this like this little fish face and eat. The bubbles like fish for now is a completely new guy. Occasionally. Does the road just think of the about oh shit here The travel with little just are the more at the moment of like after two shows on a Saturday night now, but he had a third late. Show too, like take the balloon, to be fair, you have to pack a brother and the idea that our objective Ramrod twenty five dollars on American airlines not carry on I will carry on. I will not fitted

while one other than they already for everyone, everyone's bringing their brothers and they want to carry them on growth oxy. We I get him into the genuine and if you gave check human of which again if they were to just leave me out there when you exit when you exit the jet way tat. It was a set of making me go all the way back down today. Let me out of here I just don't want to find a man you gonna fuck, you know you are you gonna. Have we had all bodies, game, you're gonna get an answer to the worst. I can't wait to man. It is the war I haven't flown with a person. Last I flew with somebody was with Jonah. We run opposite aisles. But we are both uncomfortable for De React set. My girlfriend is going to be with me, I'm getting any I'll, see that I just I'm terrified of my elbow HIV flying into now lines. Fine, I just out of never I I hate it does so comparable. I have to get I mean there's this awesome thing: rivets bent for more than an hour: it's fucking kill it locked says it profit and loss.

Anyway, to Papa s listeners that are you guys on the road allow right now you know we ve been other out a little bit. We did helium of important a great aren't important, but I did. Philly has Portland poorly, take fair, take their daily times, twenty wit is an annual, is amazing, fillies wait, Portland is unreal like I wish we would have recorded their this weekend. Are that we are weak and we did it. We did the punchline savoured Cisco, another great club, just a handful of clubs, where they really are performer friendly, get a the helium punchline, I was still laughing skull that we're gonna commie works in it. Comedy works in Denver. The downtown, clumsy hawking, also there man you guys

ever ago had said you ve gotta, you, the Arlington Draft, and I finally just did in September, and it was phenomenal say about their Yale and others were very nice there ever we took their general. Are you are? You are indeed see doing something. I know you out there. I thought up with you guys and then we know it takes a little back on top yeah. We went to the Camden Yard in Cameroon yard for the day, and I was really so much so I want to, pedal a little bit because before we get to back on top and how they came together. Of course, you guys to cheap seats forever, and yeah. I know it was a hard I will enjoy watching you guys, but I dont understand most of what you were saying because I dont know sports and we had this. We had this long talk about how Our culture now has a lot of different shades of nerds yeah and you were like and we Sports nerves and, like people like, like you guys, know stats, and you know people and you know years and you know awards, and that is pretty nerdy knows, even though on the surface

sports, so how did that show come about? We did a whole special on European after we had done to gypsies trying to get this guy who's utility Claire meaning he doesn't play every day, but he lay multiple different positions in baseball, Ok, he's one of the only guys who played all nine positions in one season like he pitched, which is a rare thing like I should really like they bring in an outfielder to pitch in a game when its way out of reach and the guy gives up like twenty runs. I'm it's it's very rare for someone to throw to more than one or two matters. If your really this guy Radavan we were at the game is able Jose agenda. We push for like two eighty, because I too, in his head, struck out the answer he struck. Someone out are gonna position player, but he was one these guys who was just sort of like an unsung guy who you know people you had to know baseball and you had. You appreciate the sort of very tiny, specific nuanced elements of baseball in

the nerdy IST of all way. Oh god, I do appreciate it. I only ask me unto on how to try and guided him into the Hall of Fame it will never happen, never never. In a million I was up and no one can tell whether it be like getting. I mean it be like John Malkovich or I'm trying to think of somebody's are Stephen Tub, allows it was like getting into the main, namely I gotta that is allocated to this all. They have now been like waiting an academy award. It like it'll never have I think I've always rob for the character of NED rising in grown or do we want to talk about it? I've never had. He was just where I was The way that shook him about is that we had a friend someone we had known for years. Gary Bosky, who was an editor of he has gained the magazine in the magazine, was like the one thing they

the most Etienne and at that time it like a totally surpassed operas magazine, and it was like this huge money making entity and they were very much on the cutting edge even much more so than sports entered anything else on what was new and now and I they just really were on the edge of what was sports, and so the networks are to look to them and they said, would you guys have any ideas for programmes that we could do a huge like company wide meeting? And so the awesome you know we have this channel call the SBA classic, which shows like old games in stone do you have any ideas for that? One of their ideas was watches, watch the old games and they weren't sure what your they were going to do dinner and a movie or if they were going to do it mystery science. Later right. There are what we want to do so anyway, we we were out of work. For I mean we had been working pretty nonstop from like ninety seven to like, who does or we'll talk about apartment three at five to two out of three of us, actually, where we lived here too,

have it so we ass. We had not worked for four out about six months of two thousand one out, and I was a now about another letter, read them not afraid. Which, by the way, the best thing ever said to us about nine slash. Eleven was by Morgan Murphy, who said a very funny comedian, who said: did you guys take nine hundred and eleven harder than other people? Be you're too, though, and if you don't know, Werner reaches the dry is every area as our lot, I can add to say they like on December on September, twelve two thousand one there was a brief mama rose like

got our we next yeah. Now you don't know you gotta be careful about who get away back in Cody in their only six of the time. We're like don't, hang myself away from. You are dying in a press release on deck, always just Zune Atlanta, and I heard a woman to be allowed to airport, which is a tear whereby runaway awful, it's like its sexual off intellect different Barnes like it's, it's it's like it's like if they built an airport in a bee colony like chambers in there's somebody compartments, there's the people, but I heard I don't know why this bothered me so much, but I heard a woman tarrinzeau. Don't you like things just haven't been the same since man, one one. I think I think it was irritating that doesn't sound like the centre, like that

that she was saying it. There was a pretence of shoes trying to give it more weight here. I am that's why she said man, one wonders: double things have been the same since you doubt one one, one night or our since the public enemy song. Now when one is also say, fuck the police on a long time ago, was like when our aunt Rita, Gub lesser. She just turn like what seventy eight or something She was talking about my client, I'm shoes, I yes, he said you know. I don't like, like that J lean I got a clue who's ever just like read it, because if you really do and you only while- I go here Origo from January now, but like who I big, Lena Lycra Synergy. Like said that, once you seem using, isn't your names must be like he hears my that, like issues I have no interest must be Lino he's. I

Happy they don't have. I allow towering mean I saw you. I will make my increase your car and seen as another everyone start listening. We can really get into the don't ever do to five. We knows that it be Bilbil kill to hobble. Did at the took off the shows feet. So is it our body had to show idea. We were in New York for a wedding, not even for work on the back. I wonder, will be another four years like worked economy central is misconceived Murkison shown. I just saw a military enemies, relax friend of comedy, and he is a great guy, we're there for his wedding and we met this. Guy gets four brief for breakfast. We're like what are you up to and he's like. I got this show idea. I just need to guys who have really good care.

Three. You know a lot about sports who can be funny and he didn't say anything were whose, like he has passed the serum life way. Why don't you I ride? I ask us to do this. Carries you guys know another set of twin it'll work harder to act with the eyes I see said. I didn't think you guys want some areas pm classic it's not as big as some of the other place. You done stuff and we thought well for Somalia Morton. Whilst will do anything at this point, but also maybe it's the perfect place to do this, because it was in many ways and then in many ways it wasn't. It was kind of that we felt the double edged sword of it, which was. It was amazing because you got to do whatever we want. But there was a need a week. We kind of ran into it a little bit with them, not understanding what it is we were doing like. There was a brief, a time where

they they wanted a studio audience to be in. There were like sixty audience shows at the beginning of season. To that we fought against were like this is not as do the audience show. This is ass. Hang out on the couch in the people, Homer hang out with us two in the morning when I get home from the bar- and this is not damn watching us deliver that? It's not that I wish to say. If you want to fly, you know. If you want to fly ten quick, jokes, really fast eyes, you audience will throw that rhythm off and you want to just have a connection with the with the newer and only hard and they were like and they were using like a model of the no thinking from my eighty seven and the like. This is our late night variety show, which is, which is what they didn't realize. They are gonna get because what happened was they said? Okay, we came and pitched a ton of ideas who enter this big meeting. Gary's like if you guys want pitch on this I'll put. You guys is the house and you come in and pitch ideas. So we came into this huge european meeting. We pick a hundred segment ideas and we talked about tons of jobs and we talked

words for like an hour and they ultimately decide to go with us, but I think they thought they were going to get what they ve been doing all along, which was just sport. A sport show that was pretty funny. Our attitude was like look. We want to make a comedy the passport words hasn't backdrop. We won't be able to say watch. This show and I watched the daily show and I watched Conan. I watch arrested development. That's when I watch not. I watched him seeds, and then I also watch sports noise Its aim of that things, their heads octave aside like when we did say that we just did. Actually we didn't say that that was our unspoken sort of ruler trilogy, because you know you we were in that Carmody World and we didn't want to just be known so funny I feel like we have sort of jumped into so many things. You know, as twins were like we all want to be known as the twins who do comedy. We want to be known as a great carried him who just happens to be twin. That's what makes them you may well, we don't want it to be. A sport show that's funny. We wanted to be

how many that it just so happens that we weren't we, the one show about sports. That comedy people are like I'll know, sports like sports, but this is just so silly watching these guys make Fun kids at a spelling bee, fascist funding or like I shall like, will the thing. The thing that was great and what was attracted to Us- and I think there is you- know, there's something in it. Almost in the web soup, the veto, the stuff that you do at finding the videos and stuff is there was a time aetius paean, where they didn't have all for contracts. Do no major, we baseball and the unofficial- and you know the NBA in a nutshell when it was relevant but like they didn't, have all fitted, have all the major contracts, and yet they still twenty four hours of programming to fails. You would get these programs like super dogs, soup, jocks, olympic caliber athletes and dogs episode their dogs going through, like an obstacle course like em off course. A dog would go through this ask course and then like bill, one

who was the olympic swimmer, would have to like jump through the same like this look like a four year olds Birthday Party you know. Why should we turn olympic athletes into being party? Was that it was some see, placing calibre is no longer exists. The other was the reserve that that's out in them in TAT House varies, we shot MTV there we shot their unlike ninety eight. It was guardian camera than ever. It was tied into. I think it was tied into Hannah Barbaric around a theme park. It was, it was to the Marine lands Marine, ran every land area and abandoned water, Parliament's terra, national, or has at your not we're like that's that's funny to us and in how can we make that funny to everybody? And so I mean and for us as well. You know we talked to friends of ours like like Michael in Black and Michael Show, us a shorter who is a part of our show. He played the shows, got cheap seats without wrong Parker. The idea of the shows that it was supposed to be given to a sport centre, like guy, show, alter being that guy was just a total debt to the two of us, we were is real,

Jews and then in the first thirty seconds of the first episode, gets crushed cross by tabling a so. So if you go on, I hear those reserve and we take over from it. It becomes our show, and so you know would, but we try to those guys microcredit icons every, as was like Michael Black. As always like amazed that we got seventy seven episodes. I mean he's done a few seasons of his show, but he was always like whenever I try to my cats really crazy that you guys were able to go that deep and I think our best stuff wanna come in and the forces of order third or fourth season in so about the downside of that, is we ve been fighting for them for years to make a dvd dealing with you in late there not available, they are not yet but they will. They will be we'd lip now we're finally doing it with my. We basically are taking the the onus off of ESPN through this guy. A fantastic guy stand Brooks. Who is a producer of he's done? A lot of tv movie, two did broken trail, which won an Emmy with Robert Duvall, and he did like the Bobby

story on the sba- and it was right- then he yes, so he had on these done some stuff and he's a fan of ours and we guesthouse Jim Rome's radio, show just sports he's like the Howard Stern, we're stuck radio he's a fan of us. We do then he said I would love to help you guys, because he's wrestled some projects away from european, so he can do immediately like I know what to do it, so we finally organ. Finally, I believe you do a show for our colleague central or that the first season, in your already doing the dvd of yeah, started them articles with it and then that they I mean ladder to argue. As do what you do you there should be like a website comedy tour like that would be what we know. What we're doing. We do every once in a while will do a nervous. Podcast live. Which I had ever the Wanna COMECON, where you interview the myth, buster. That was a bit that was at comic and I was a comic combat like we'll do like we just did the Bumbershoot. First of all, you know we twice

Tiger Lily. We have I ever on that. The comedy that works on what to do tat is, I think, those are that's cool. We would love again because you are so associated with common everybody in comedy the inertia because I feel like there's a. I feel that there is a real opportunity. You noticed the intersection of the comedy and the sports thing eyesight, with it seems like a no brainer like there's a fucking audience We held my word you, everyone who are not me want to sports so and Jonah. I feel like there's a theirs. It there's a sword. That's the goal, though, with gypsies, and now it's the goal with our pie, casket, Gregoire Brows Calabro country, which we do every week, but the goal of that is to say: how can we make this funny for people who don't like sports? and that's our goal every time you like, but who wouldn't think it's funny to hear a story of a female australian golfer who gets bit by a six foot snake in the middle of an l, Pga term it and then finishes the tournament. Am I

does well on the last two home could actually ask yourselves like a super is like a spider man situation where she was now like was a radioactive. Nay. Could she have the annual performance enhancing she and I ve never going to check for performance enhancing snakes? Finally, we shine a light on that that, but to me I was like wait. A minute then becomes it. Then it goes into a whole comic book discussion about like that moment in every one in every in the early stages of any comic book. Superhero who is sort of their exposure. Or whatever it is, that makes them who they are and like breaking that down at equating those two things suddenly becomes relating to other people should just she travels with a snake it has away get. Sadly, Jake was make Robert

You're in a career lighted, Algeria is now watching about it either does not use. We already have that right now announcing that now, there's a really elderly snake in bed nicer, who just doesn't give a shit about him. Aren't you gonna, go that's how it used to be the care. Why do we always fight a light? My leg on tyre takes us things, nor even united, tired. I am I just like you, I'm having trouble. Don't wanna grind my leg in the morning to grab my faith harder for me to buy your leg, as it is terribly so hard like. I just don't want to fight the same person like all these years. I dont want to you I just feel like its expected of me and I don't like that responsibility. Well, you know I used to be ok with it. Get up, for this is good. This is getting good. I like what you guys are doing used to wax your legs and there were more pleasurable to bite these homes, SAM, you shut your skin,

I'm sorry, I'm worried about being on the owl Pga touring, winning of monies that we can stay hotels that you like What does it say? My legs all eyes are to do that. From taking shipping less so that you can deepen to that discussion. So again was put those authorities which like, but who you know that has nothing to do with your knowledge of you know the bastards software. Look, let's go back. Let's go back to apartment, you have. Which was that's when I first met you guys you guys who did the show on the tv on MTV? we did a photo shoot together for we do we do this is with his legions, Photoshop and empty. Be was doing sponsorship for for details magazine. I was a budget item. It was a bunch of other details as one of only shot at it Tomkins Square Park.

Our warranted park giveth we're gonna. We shall present Griffith Park Ali baby. There was a big kaerusson, there's a big carousel, barely shutters and now lives in that carries out so funny that carousel. I now take my daughters to till I, what do they recognize it from the legions related economic area with Ireland have some sort of cellular memory, the pictures just wallpaper, and if I was you guys, it's like a true blood, but they were like they'll like see like just weird, like shots of the genes on people like through my through our or like an early for like or like in NAM, in the one with the my mind, is totally voting. Yes now get we came back and sail. Undertaken under world like the memories and written the blood, either in the blood

which is a great way to relate to a five and three or they love. They love the maize like how every the blood of odd that resolute already it was. It was apartment you up and in Austin story, so Kramer, Chipper Moorhouse and earn an odd veil to very great guys in an apartment. To F was, was you guys, inject elephant activists and show alter again show alternate born at that price? Jane ass did a little thing on it, but I've been when you think of all the people who that even Colbert. Nowhere was the first episode Amy Polar Map. Besser, I mean you he be for their, so you really launched in a lot of career Sidney. I would have liked it. We were lucky enough to have those people on about patent did stand up. Great barricade, Stanhope Jim Norton did stand of Arch Barker did stand upon the show pray so near? This was like ninety six, ninety seven, ninety seven

don't worry, it was a really fun. Shall I think, of all the people in we're friends with a lot of those people. Now to this point in it was, it was great. It's one of the things were like a man now that we ve gotten damage better, but you look back at our acting aware. I could We are so green and it was just so you ever that's. What's fundamental, that was fun about being a business for a long time is that you started It is a million times in the past, so I apologize Van repetitive, but I think always great to see people that you are, started around the same time and you watch which, actions people go in and sort of what their things turn into being, and then you, then you want you can see like you know that clearly popped now and patents doing a big movie in an innocent. Fun to watch the rest of the world catch on like yes, this is what I yours, www you're. Finally, in on this secret that we knew for a decade before anyone started really worry we're just highlighted. Today we are working at a place in L, a like this hotel lobby with a guy also tell us, and what we know is a friend of ours, and he was really

soon after the issuing of midday lunch stand up like a lunch like at noon or at a cholera going to college going anywhere there, how many words anywheres outdoors so I really just how this guy, in your time a comedy- and we are talking about that in particular about how you know four years like he would like- I cannot remember, set that he's done raise ever like struggled are like. Was I just off my game? The night? He always killed it and was always funny every single time, crowds loved him, and now I think recently we were on the show. You see with him, a comedy deathray and it was after the hang over and he wasn't announced, but he showed up to show a new lost their minds anew between two versions. It people lost their shit. I've never seen anything like that. A revival of the book, the the second book about

second city, another moral history book where they talked about when Belushi first came back after doing I live and how he walked into the space and people like were screaming like that, the Beatles John Opera like they were getting their necks slit like it was an insane moment. It felt exactly like that, but then the best part about Zack is that an I'm sure believe she did it too, but that men delivered hilarious brand new material that he had just written on safe. So it was not like again proving why he is Alot Irving of all of that, and- and I think many there are so many- What not a knock. I am not knocking this guy, but his rise was kind of media in that way, was like a guy like Tom Green, who, you know suddenly just became huge like he had. His show was on a few episodes and then he did Letterman and then he was on the cover of rolling stone, and then he was movie and it was like well. Who is he? Where do you come from his he put in the years? I don't know, and then it just dropped off like you, you with Zack you're, like oh he's, been doing this

for years and years and years and years years, exact, I you know not not to start putting. People want boxes enabling them but just kind of watching. Secondly, those like he might be. The bill, Murray of our generation, in the sense that he he clearly can act yellow, is like I think I think Sakhalin avoiding an Oscar sometime in the next twenty years. If he doesn't he's genuinely uncomfortable, I think, being a famous person so it is now and so it and what unless it, unless you just decides to quit and just retreat his farm in Europe, Caroline up then well Why do you like it? I've been people, but I recognize you when you go out of the air I mean how the Valle D. Are you didn't write and I mean like I'm not, you know, I'm not, I'm not on Zack level. So it's not like I'm no good

do get recognized yeah I do, but it's not it's not crazy. I don't feel like it's. It's like the goddamn it. I can't live my life, I think about when you're, COMECON and you're getting recognise. Yeah does by giving the angle commie God com, you can count on the roof days go around all eyes. I saw Jago Smirnoff economy is unbelievable. That early on COMECON is very different colonies. You, but you know, we get every once in a while. We get it enough to wear. It actually feels good to be honest, like it's not intrusive and our lives and genuinely. If someone's coming up to us,

they know where we ve gone to their families and their under ninety one, where no eyes a worse than I do. I do to underline what am I wonder: what when Y know you from, if, like the zoning in hall, as I did at the theatre, yet where do you really? Your tv is like I know now is giving these I'll be seeing you EL, the best lighted, the other guy like who shall we say that there is one that I love as someone from a kind of comes up and they just already seem sort of contentious matter like.

My friends, all shy, but he says you're on a show, but I don't fucking watch telling what what are you why my wants to know you like they get in your face around like language, so I dont want. I dont know. Why did you why we you presented in my field of vision, the allied deal we? Why did you make me come up to you? Why am I an italian stereo tat? Well what I had blogs you re problems, yank the Hedberg Mitch Hedberg Headache fanatical joke about somebody's like I saw you, I say on tv last night and then did it like didn't nine of value to it. I gotta know what to do with the item. No idea do this, so I turn in the in the Hedberg inside so brilliantly to turn my head. And I looked back at him as I saw you at the airport. We're good sir Red encapsulates the whole thing. You know it's perfectly, but I mean I do feel lucky to people do recognize was that we did it. We ve done, and I have to say, like the other night, we did

hence in show that events in Russia will be on this Friday. When this is God, S will not draw up before its on right. But I repeat that I shall repeat: I is rated Benson interruption That would show that change the common casually colleagues done at midnight on Friday. I do I did one of em and it was awesome, yeah funded. You have found yet only lie you liked. It right here are two exactly why, because Doug had the presence of mind to tell them like, don't you bring in an audience of random people, you bring in comedy nerds, who know what they're coming to see through his twitter do his twitter, so people showed up. They were It was late were performing for that, like the people that you would want to perform, you know like solutions. The right audience the set was great dog was gray. I had someone stand up on tv. The little sets on like like corner that kind of stuff. Now I've done I've damning. I did it.

The bland- and I did I did the John Oliver show last year that I have also said that it is. This probably was way better than all other things. Eu and all those other shows are now it was well. It was to do It was fun in a different way to other John over shows were shot New York right, that's great about that, but that was simple under their eldest funding in a different way. I thought this was for us our best and we ve done to have our specials uncomely settled. This was the thing we did with. The dog was our best set of tv. Can't we're act is almost been nonstop. Eruption in writing, I are yet than he interrupted. I smartly pick on exactly are backed off and let us do our things and then pick this points to come in and always made it better, always made it funny. By the way when you got into a tv, show its very first you're super nervous cause you're like I'll get one crack at that?

and any type is alive one at any time. That is the way I feel like. I remember the first time we did cover the one time we did Conan. I forgot the for open line of of what we were both now and in the do. You see it and I turned around and I just tell you just picked it up. I got or else if it's just me, I would ve been screwed out there, because it so nerve racking cause you're thinking. Ok, this is gonna, go out to everybody. There staring right behind the curtain and the misery in New York and ninety seven. We did counting Bela you're standing behind the curtain and there like, ok, you're gonna, go out there. They tell you all these things that you have to remember right before you're about to go on and we did kill one a couple times same thing and I always felt like the material we had. Maybe we hadn't worked out long enough before we got up to then do it unfortunately has more of you guess I think when you're performing comedy you're at your best, when you're totally in uninhibited in your at your loosed gothic, that's when you feel the most comfortable as a person. That's when I think you do at least when we do our best

work on state, so we were just really relax and then once we got on stage, does the fact that dog was gonna be interrupting? Us meant that we had to keep all of our stuff alive in a way that we normally don't when you go into a like a tv set, and so we just had to be opened to him. May at any time and that it ended up being like it was. So they found new moments in our committee on a tv show that never school, that's really cool, it's great, and so we kind of like, while we're still evolving like we're still and you are, you always want to feel that way, but yeah we are still getting better, still figuring out what it is there we do and how do we do it the best that really, would you call me for twenty years holy shit, yeah, really twenty five years were thirty nine. In like a month, in the first time he stepped on state, wherefore, holy Surat. Would you would you do one stage of fourteen? There aren't many other people are very yes, I you steal our peoples material than you write a little bit yourself, like a mixture of

You guys have you guys right, I mean. Do you do cause your your act? Your act is very like the its rapid fire jokes we'll busted sketches, then you're going to sketches, and then you like, I love that this be done, went down to Georgia. Bid is, as one might have everyday whereby an end but you guys come in. Is it just having a sense of because your twins and you have that super creep between? Can I never heard cellular twin? Can I can I never put too much stock in that, although we do listen to each other really well and so like we listen for when the other persons coming in and then you no kind of went back also, it feels kind of seamless and the more we do. Our pod cast the better. We get a sort of listen to each other, but when will you do it too the more you do it on stage like we basically come to each other with Canada, we run with a good friend of ours, a great young comedian. You know him you have now really did they had a good young man. We met him at the Arlington said,

that we're onto them before his Gregg Great Guide. So we saddened sort of road. Some came up and helped him out was to bits, and he helped us some stuff, and we just kick that kicked ideas are really was like a wall about stuff off of in a good way, and what we do is we're like I have here, is a funny nugget of an idea. Now, how can we make that less is right as much as we can about this and what more talk it out like we lead the thing we then we're flying damn we saw not to try to speed up, but they were just explain this we're solid Gay Sky MO magazine, Rayner start looking discount magazine for saw. They were like there's like they ve surveillance, glasses, like glass as they were. You can, as it said it.

Magazine discreetly record everything you have applauded like the creevy as things ever re, I give James Bond, were I tweeted as James Bond we're alive? He be shopping in the scandal. My anger is right. We will not have a cue anymore. I would just be wound its cue. I'm right of me. I don't need you got an end. So again we saw that. Then we saw like a a door in table table that is basically doubles. As a dog crate, oh yeah, but I like that is the creepiest most hilarious thing ever like who is a targeting and who are the people who are shopping for who are like shopping for other end tables, and I, like I like it it's our style admissions. Now vicious Zile, his gray light. Can you incarcerated Pat you can then I don't want it does a bit, but I hate when I put my drink on a table and if not jangling, it's just. I thought we were so any bond. Why do you have underlined that also is a cabin baggage, sickness sky molecule? I argue that

of my Roger more that we have built more sober like we start with. That idea saw the picture, that's weird than we just start talking it improvised we're like will? How can we then make it more of likes it s the premise, but then how can we make it more of to include the two of us? Who are we in this Do you write it down with your hands or do start spitting out acted out and in Japan on each other really type it up on the computer? Just so we have it. We don't forget, that's the worst part is like when we come up with something arriving and that we will What did we say? No matter how? No matter how awesome, when I do, you think you have, of course I'll. Never forget this, you forget it in two minutes away at it, so that we can work out. We did an outline, for we always right are bits and like the form of an outline like software It is really at it and then think ST writer anatomy and basically, but outline also, then allows us to see like what are the directions that it goes like. Here's the idea than here's the something of this kind of connected today, and so we we write it out mine in mapping. It's right away,

and then we put it up one stage and that really dictates to us like ok. Well, this is that didn't work or that Something in there is right, like we had that idea that I just what was like watching on tv, and I just saw like somebody wearing a somewhere on. I was just like added so like racist, but it's like you know the guy, that's right, that's the had he chose but Could there be a more racist had ever had a letter like what's funny about that's funny to us, then? Who? How who are we in this? How can we make this scar brothers like bit, and so we then were like it was clearly not invented by the mexican people is probably invented. By do too it. Erases have company just kicking ideas around, and then we become the two white guy or pitching the ideas of the race at at and so that that's how that fit became that bid, and we did that we just recently came out

and we did at the other night on the bench Jordi Workshop wordy workshop stuff. Now you are set up on the road or did the road is a great place to workshop stuff for in terms of like ass. We know it is a great place to take like a two minute been and make it a form in a bid to write extra tags and find new directions and find other at, but for brand new bits. Go up and lay there is like a bunch of Tiger Lily, as is shown, I always found other you should be shown Conroy. Who is are you c B, Demigod, when the most amazing Imperialism Oversee Conroy, put up a show you see be last week called camera, was go. The incubator disorder you better. We are only allowed to bring how you only can do stuff. You ve never done. I love or I love that and I want to do in the audience, knew that was listening and I did it and I honestly it was one of the best comedy things. I've done recently to get a bit of yes, I'm listen to Irving

seventy percent of what I did just died but thirty four forty percent warranted that's three and that made me so happy. I knew I knew I knew the numbers are we about, though it's gonna blow. It's crazy is, like I remember like at the beginning of a special thing when, when like, there was a time of like people getting on this born, oh yes, my thing was the message. The comedy message: boards rob accommodating gravitated too, like viruses years ago an and there still go to that site. It's cool site, but I think, like that, some most of the reviewing of the shows is kind of killed on the basis of the average view joke by Joe Joe biofuels that everyone's people just recorders that, with an Iphone put on you, do now that the bad part about the reviewing is that, like, while someone coming up in doing seedy are for their first time they are going to do their best stuff that they ve ever done and they're gonna I'm over. These guys came in like this. Guitar grew from Australia came in and, like all the doors you are that they, like blue the doors off with like stuff that was pretty funny but like I was like its little straightfor buds body and it's cool and its music, which is always

the entertaining and call by them. During the debate on the shovel force there doing like their best three saw. Is now trying to go to a new place. Manure, like I, get to open up the trunk and not feel guilty about doing clatter we're gonna, destroy then rainy, our common stage right after that, and we did find we have it. We. I was happy race again, newer, stuff, that what we do a lot of new stuff, some stuff we'd, never said before everyone stages and then maybe one or two older things that we knew would work but like that was we put together set- and I remember like some- are reviewed at like dad and up and down said you know it was what reasons why stop doing deathray there when there was their periods, where I was doing it. Alot yes, and I always felt like I mean like really sometimes every week fer, you know a stretch, death

and, and so every time I went up, I was felt like I have got to do. I have to do like seventy percent new materials on the limp, you're always always on eleven and then and then people are going up, and you know why and like you said doing that kind of thing that I just started to feel some cause about it like because you can, explain no guys. I am. I am using this amazing a workshop. I am not doing my a stout tippy edge of my German, that's EU, just using for a different purpose, yellow light. If we can work out new material at Covey Deathray, we we will always take that opportunity, but of course sandwich in between other stuff that we know has worked and other values that its kind that you can work in another menus, their brain comedy, Deathray or your work and on the road, and you like others, a bit that we say many brain into like that's the way we kind of you that show, but also saw cost parashoots,

oh Christ. S original radio show on was ninety nights in New York, but they're bringing about their jobs. Now, like an eleven o clock, shows, like diseases, show evacuated utilised as easily oil and was on the Galileo, Alan House. It I'd just so Hollywood, crazy. That show a bit a great story about that shows that we went out to record our second half our special for counter central it we're like Alice, I wanna, where we can put it up before we go. Do it so we got it on Monday afternoon and we thought or Monday night in New York and work taken unawares, email, Doug, Jeremy, Levin, Baku books. That shown your great. I really nice guy and a big comedy fan and on and gets it, and he said yeah course you guys come come down down, do show of course, and so we were thrilled and we show up and like a Monday night like at eleven, revive and it's like completely pact, while rewarding three deep, like by this in mind the seats that people are like standing by three people do and it was LEO, hosted every roads,

on patent. Did you remind me of him a little bit job had really funny comedian, Andrea, Rosen Todd. Bear I don't get it in that, hey man, would you guys go, and I had at TAT Time area Doug beds in our Doug Benson in answer, Silverman went up then common queen went up. Then we closed the show and we're like I normally in that scenario, that's a pretty daunting list of people to follow, but we were like, I think, we're gonna be ok, weren't, we know we're doing. We have been hearing awhile and it was the one. The best sets of comedy we ve ever had every moment was getting the last. Who wanted to it? It was just perfect, and so it was like Elect That's where you go that this doesn't happen. Bits happens once every year to at last I currency this performance and even though the last time that Sarah scene is performed like they came in and watched him, we were just you know. There are appears that we look up to and there a little bit ahead of us in the sort of the comedy genealogy of itself was really nice. They came in and saw that sets a. We were feeling great

geniality of the railway axis and accepted don't just coming time on how many timeline coming time. Everything about like a class- ok they're the same there there than they are at their own ideas and worse off the service, the US anyway. So too nice later we do our special and recorded a job. J College in it was a different, very different audience that they brought in, for this thing, an moments in bits and things that got such good laughs and such good response like two nights before we're not getting it there and I was really as we have seen our special. I was so nervous that, like TAT was gonna, show another discipline and would just like: why are they so bad? It lighter does not have you let it had done. Two nights before cutter boiled us in that way, but you know sometimes in the beauty of this of performing one Eyed is sometimes the best kind of cool. I feel like that's a story that will always have

for ourselves, which is like we're even talking about this lake, with with cell phones, like you were saying, with people recording stuff like take, for example, the Joe Rogan Carlos men see a showdown like now. It was up on the internet and then ever was why you get it millions of people side and then you can decide, will, while you know wow Grogan really hammered amber, allows a phantom and say what you like. He stood his ground and all that stuff, but if it was the olden days like before all that stuff, it would just become this great, legendary story than ever would pass down path in Rogan, picked him up and threw him into the audience. Scratching balls and many nice did, I mean like get bigger and it would get crazier and some people were who people weren't they

would tell it like they were there and all that stuff in it would just become this. Now, it's like the alley, just gonna regarded it as we like and like the other day, I gotta so mad just got in the mail a ticket for like making a right turn on read in this. You could make a return on red, but I appear we didn't come to a complete stop. When I looked on the pictures that word that was sent to me in the mail and there I was, there is a red light. There is no signs. Are you can't make the right turn and I my signal was on? I wasn't sure of my signal was on so I called him up and, unlike all pissed off, because, like four hundred and seventy five dollars, I was ridiculous moving violation. I gotta do like I gotta get a comedy court, neither do they the colony driving class, that the progress which is so who does it? Do you know the now Ivan

give you ve done that if you have ever gonna ticket a movie violation, Langley does the thing you do online or whatever, but I gotta do that. It's just like such a man, ass white collar, like what the ito I have in my hand the evidence. But this and that's not me, but there is no sign on there and the woman like. Let me rant it all out. I I was like I hate her, but, like I secretly admire her, I hated her so much for like just letting me rant it all out, and you kidding me four hundred and seventy five dollars you're raping this and she was like well. You could go online and check the video because you spoke to cut out my viral video me not doing that. I, like a busted, so now, I'm still man

I've, got all the like bravado of being really mad and you're wrong and I'm wrong. How do I share all that anger, but is truly like rednecks do and taken out of minorities or your library again, women are a minority. In some cases it says, is true raised and if your wife is a minority, can really of all his bag words like so mad. I was like some. Where do I take their class do you really want to do is try to Baghdad away where you want her to think like that, how you communicate all the time. Why do I found mad right now? I'm not an ad takes a lot. I want you to have a nice day. You have a good day to like a sarcastic David Foley Character. No, this is just how it's hot yeah I'd I'd

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You have a logic to insert into a childhood taught back in my face, but it turned from logic cute, illogical to which we have waited way worth deregulate all much worse, like youth of not doing about the technology like well, but he knows you see here about early six, nobody hydrology, there were other tubes area. There were two, you know our technology like she might have been released erases diseases like a guy, get someone on the tube debt. Now I just started laughing and I was like I'll just take. The smaller can lie. I can work with it. But Why was that video has ruined the ability to tell a great store tell it to have a legend grow and for us now connected that special for us is like this night. There was recorded by no one nowhere, but we know in our minds that that was like. That was

special for us that money. You just reminded me of a very special story about how this, when I tell you there I tell you the name of the player, the other players involved in this? I think I think you're going to be very impressed ten years ago. I was flying back from some MTV thing I was sitting X to Jean Claude Vandam. How have I don t- but I imagine I like him by

three seats. It doesnt was because, if I could do that, we like, but if I get a basket on at all with you, I wouldn't stop that's what boots everywhere around my house. We will we do that because I can vandam. Sir, do you want to sit and rigorous respond? We ve been trying a whole time he's in some type of medical aid of the above I draw the arrests are, could you put a short on noise pollution and I take the oil? That's when you can fly oiled up. You can't do it anymore he's. He was great, never sent nine one, one arranges dvd. He wasn't. He wasn't this oil on the way out to Louisville, so we're flying over a store flying over a wicked storm, and if you, if you ve never flow over a lightning storm before it is one of the most beautiful things you ever seen your life, because watching a cloud from above you see it look.

Like something out of it looks like thing out of Harry Potter, where it's like this ball of clouds and then and then all this lightning is just whipping through the clouds of its having always animal your rain work. Yes, exact, raids, working, I guess Jesus was thinking about something clouds on electricity and so intelligently, design, look either way that was my. I wanted to produce a town called intelligently. Designing women were just a bunch of sassy southern women teaching creationism too much a dinosaur hilarious, what might might firm- and I we did it- we did a country Sancho naturally selected- would the break up of, but where its it does. It's it's a country like song split, but, Jesus and Darwin, and I'm afraid to put in our mind, because I just don't want I don't wanna get out. You know, there's a slideshow with it right. We did what we should have a video, for we shall have a video thorazine shouted variability

We should have a video for its own Van Dam's overflying over this wicked lightning storm, and I just country like this is the most is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen, and it pains me that I cannot take the memory of this in place. Into someone else's head so can see how incredible this is an All sage, like you might as well, have been doing this puts on the seats he was like, but no because this experience is yours, and is yours alone, and you would. Want to give it to somebody else. This is a gift that has been given to you and I was like

have you ever seriously damage to my heart is exactly why we alleviate or someone else is a letter box copy upon their life going to go back in time. Cosette experience was for those people who write your device time zones is busy art with the artist. That's what I was doing, a mental split that was- and I was so blown away. Those like I just got flag in like since a schooled by Wendy in the face of ETA by telling us that story was met. One Bob did you understand, like I understand, like you really understood how much

got laid abstractly understand that it happened in that way. We live you really. I let him by put me in laboratory, is anything after that. You have a choice as regards that. Give literally might as well just finish that been like after you, his part, you loved. So yes, sir, yet but just the sort of echo. What you were saying of course the internet has a lot of things exactly, but I must add that being the story in the law, because again, a lot of it is an ill. I ve been reading much of books about comedy there's a great book gum, I'm dying appear which, written by a bill connote a later when I say it's a really where law last name, but he was like a thirties contraption out later kids deliberate with he was. He was the latest, be right for a comedy in the seventies and there was a strike a b.

Yeah yeah, I was utilise comedy because became this coming. Crazy was rock and roll back. Also, like think about, I mean it kind of was the S tea. I guess of his time. There was no like before going online to check stuff. It's like you'd have to sort of take the alternative stuff and put it into some sort. I can you imagine crushing at the comedy store, unlike seventy six using I mean you done it from the letter, men and prior, but all those guys, but you just reading the stories of those people in there all, they all feel like it's like folk lore. Almost your hearing, the stories of how they would all you know so funny we Chelsea parody. We had a set of car, we

did you run that show how he didn't show up, whereby not just an ordinary right. How you wanna know Jonah was invited and euros logic where your dollar Yola goes over the scars, and I forgot that I saw it on the day before their own. My show we tell them, I lay your shows. Another great show that we tell them that I found out tat. You re right audiences, alot of funding the great Bay as usual, but we but anyway, so she was not Chelsea ready. Is you know someone had we been friends with. I have actually seen a full out of her comedy and she went on before us and I enjoyed slot. That's right before she was amazing. I literally I love her comedy so much and I loved what she did on like she. She took it to so many different levels and it felt so free

propositional well, while at the same time being stranger, written, Shiro, low, ready, good jobs and it was like I was like I: could you read a lot about Elaine Boozer back in the day kind of bus and in doing it, where the guys did it Joe, didn't care and did a different type of comedy, and you can cut, go back and see it a little bit, although she sort of change through the eighties and one not. But I was like this must be what they were a kind of talking about, because I really felt like shit. Was, it was only asset that a woman could do. It was only a set there like she could do, and yet it was not exclusive to it didn't make me feel bad cuz. I was a dude watching it and it just was funny flat out funny on all levels of town. The way I feel when I watched perform, but I was like you know this was just it was. So I opening an amazing- and I was like this- is incredible. This must be what it was like when you saw. Somebody was great in that. In that way I was why? Why was it ever the laughing Scorn Atlanta and they have started doing these- shows some guy basic

took over and abandoned church in Atlanta and is turned it has taken every base in this old church and put some sort of a performance space in it and he's like they do improv there and everything Relapse and it was- and so they had said you know, you're too chosen on Saturday. You want to do this, one, I m sure relapse and its. The comedy nerds. You know that it's there was the first they done a few, but this is the first one and I think they're gonna start doing it regularly, and- and so you know we're in the basement of this all this old church. They are still in the process refurbishing and it was really great amount economy, Cunningham Andy Sandford, who is rigorous than Rory Skull, will happen to be in town us and he He was fucking awesome, I think you just fucked around the whole time, but he did that thing where you know who is very big hit. His stuff was very active, Oddy and absurd. Ended that thing that, like that that Paul

does that I love so much is, which is? They died so fucking far into us into a scene? Yes, where they start taking right, turns with just little bits of information, and they make that the focus of the sea and it really felt like. Oh, my god. This was this So it's so much fun to be a part of this and then watch because club comedy is one thing but then and laughing scholars. More on the alternative side of clubs. That's that's hardly, but at the same time It's so much fun to watch. People do the most like fearless experimental shit imaginable should be what we all do when we get to where we get to it, I mean like we should have no fear we should be doing. That is what happens when people get more fear because you dont, because those people don't want to lose their success, sure. Well. What I say is, then that's why this said the other night not to bring back the other on Doug Show was so wonderful in that we were as fear as I think we ve been in

long time, because we want to work tat, we ve been. We did San Francisco and more lively, and then the way to help so much. They have so much to what once you are so comfortable with the words and the beads and then and then you can go up and have fun with it, because that yours demand. Is that you know what you're doing exactly you could always come back to that you can. You can go out farther, because you know your say I will we act out when we do our comedy its user again, MIKE, whereas we're kind of going where one person will do you, no comedian will bring up a premise and then deliver like different examples they illustrate the maybe even act that maybe acted out We carry says they said your carrier says like its that's a comedy. Paypal, you lad premises and acted out, acted out, but for us we have the ability to actually go into a scene and really get in, these people are exercised in beauty very closely. When my favourable thank you, let us know, oh I don't know. I bet I mean which has grown so much even so

you see, I am ever even you guys we're still rip it on and playing with it Arlington only one or two DC psyche, guys I ve been thinking because, like you were thinking about that story snow, I just said that, happily, they live. Happily, ever after being the laziest third act, nowhere now, what kind of like we were married in and it really is turned into so much more about like you can live with. You can learn to live with some one and all their idiosyncrasies like more you gonna therapy and and understand why you made the life choice of that partner, to share your life where they make peace with that decision, but you'll never live happily ever ass. Like ass, I started them we're like especially the way these two men, and so the bid is that we then go into it. All are oppression of snow white at her husband, eight months after they ve been married and there is having conversations the breakfast table and so for us like it feels like

a new heart bit or you know what to do. Our bit, but you get the other sites that are, would always did what was so funny is dear to support what the other person was saying- and I love that about that. But this is thy word nickels and may thing where you like, jumping into what worries about all that stuff, and we set up all that stuff, but I think, like that, you carry weight, but why are alternative sensibilities- and I say, is fine- will give you the set up and will act it out, but we're gonna act out things that you didn't. That to happen out of that sets a then it really becomes about them at the breakfast table. Was I wonder whether the husband is like making veggie sausages like really focused on

What he's a delay but he's using very, very sausages away, not really have the discussion that she wants to have so he's talking about whether we should turn something out of rain, and, unlike us, it is an area that should be our media. One, however, really talking, I went away just want to have a say in areas where we get it out and so like it becomes that at its. We leave that loose enough, so that we're on our toes and there were more on doing their shows. They really nice. Anything can happen in, like importantly, there it just, he was doing something that would just again. You never want to busted on stage ever and to start laughing, but, like I was like that made me laugh, it was funny and I tried to dance as that character. Laugh in a way that you would laugh nervously us nor be angry that you're laughing at the outset. It yourself a minute, just great forces you as an actor to kind of in those moments and so for us them what we found out of its because our podcast her it's just because of the amount of stuff tat we ve done. That's out there now, I feel, like an than the clubs or go into the audiences are willing to go with us.

And on our bed savvy have you found that like went out to laugh, is that there were like nervous fans, were there and people Yes, yes, and you know- and it was so much for my liking- nerves are starting to show it like the nerves that I want, like the people is no podcast and people like people that I would genuinely hang out with their starting to show up to the shows and an awe All this shows that laughing skull were full, but late, show Thursday night, whatever reason and people showed up tonight. You answer me what the was what the fuck I'm not where I want to be believe. I can't believe I can't sell out this room with it. The resolution being vine and my first it was to get our madman erroneously- will set the audiences fault at this stage it up. So I used it as I went out there and I started talking to the crowd, and then I pull the table up from the audience and just brought each per

up one at a time and interview them to get to know each other. So that took an hour and then I did and then and then I did sort of did my act. I did two hours which had never done before and it ended up being one of the most fun stage expiry years of my life, has really language You know it's late, which I've been like dreadful, If I had a bad attitude about it, but that's the beauty of doing what we do and bring it out there to people and in getting round and seeing people and again we were fighting with our podcast, like Scarborough fans are like coming out and coming out in wearing tee shirts. How is it going? I know we talked about this months ago. I talk to you and you said you have to do a podcast course at eyes. You, honestly how convicted you were with you know. We could you had only been doing briefly. This was in Spring, and you guys it only you're. Not even a couple months cover. I haven't you been saying it,

I don't like you, want to tell us what I called you and well executed without exciting. Yes, if we reach our sea, we shall see those. There was one of the chosen we decided asserts. Put new guy variety, which is me, and you, and I just had the longest conversation with you about it and you were like here, is why you should do it and I said: well, there's no money in it and you know we're gonna make decisions that will help us make money, and you said

do this and the money will come in other ways or it won't combat you'll feel so satisfied. But what you're doing you'll forget about that, and you are a hundred percent rather weeds content, just started out the gate and we were lucky enough to have some really good people come on the show and good guess the MIKE. I think fans were like in our people who have been on a lot supply gas with their age and geographical. John him. You know, Patten who is just honour Bigley, gelatin like these are all people that have their audiences that come to it. In addition, and that's gonna, we thought we got a really sort of dig in at the beginning and end. There are friends of our so those like a real common sort of language and in there, but it's been it's been amazing, like we'll tell people through its out by Heyward Enemy in Portland, Scarborough nation, by air tickets early and then we'll get a poor linen. You know we were always we'd go into a club and why are we trying as well as we do know that kind alight, yeah like really

if people knew we were coming, I feel like more people would show up to these shows and we went in the last couple. Clubs, no like your drawing better than we ve drawn in the last few months. That's great! That has to be. I ve been here. I've been I've, been hearing on two and has to be a function of the it is. The is like the podcast is the best way to two to connect with people that want to be performing for because they will, if they like you're doing they, they will download it, they will listen and then, and then, when they Europe. It shows like every because I was go and talk to you after shows, and they always in people show up more because of the park than anything else put together, always nice and I always like talking to them in their always like these really cool people, and then you realize you realize people listen to you regularly its publication? probably go along with them. They like, when you have to say here, being very revealing personal stuff, even though we're gang around here you're talking about in that moment, you know when you saw their attend people like just even you revealing like that

like man. Our I want to be like even to sharing that part of yourself is lousy, will look at. It would be like low Herbert's doing to show on J for unease like doing voices of this, and I see him on that issue and stand up all over here. These on tv way means that where he wants to be and what the fact you have that idea in your head

reveal that, on your part, can react recorded. That is a is. A telling theme is open up. Peep Athens. We already elapsed way in many ways for our fans like will get tons of emails like a grocery bagger. I hate my fucking job. My friend was listening to your ipod. She works at the grocery store man. She was cracking up and I said what is that she said: Clara Countryside downloaded it, and now you get me through the worst part of my day on a Friday, you get me through, or other people like I'm commuting. Had I listen you when I community in working out a hate working out, but it goes by like this because I'm listen, you think. So what you realize is, you are with people in their very personal and you're in their air there. It, like you, hear the very personal now what I would love to do, and this is something that you know, maybe even through sponsorship of our show, because eventually we're gonna have to make money were out to trying its monsters and stuff, but I would love to open it up to where

never win. The flaming lips made that album. The soft rigour knows that also support in where there you you had. I was in the support it. It was a different, regrettably afforded the four desert had that you needed did. They were like music is getting so like individual. We wanted to its where people can like hang out, and so, if you play played along the same time yeah. I know it's like they wanted you to surround yourself with different stereos to play off or just at the same time in the sun. Get up swirling around, and I guess you could be one person with four stereos, but I dearly what they wanted was for people to get together and listen to music together. I would love to people. Would then start listening to pod cast together, be like you know, the thing that they do before they happy blow her and then on Friday night, when it drops like, will listen the Pike ass, the other. That's what will do it? we have a dinner party might, but I feel like it said it is a pretty personal experience and where it's gonna go and so like a be called opening up.

It's a great, are you? Are you working with argument that year will thing you want your ear with dot com is risking our arguments. So smart he's here, you know Scott documents, a guy who is Scott Oppermint Beater Porter were the ones who started comedy deathray and there are writing team for Mister Sherwin. Scott Scott does come every radio and he's here he really smart about like pulling in creating this pod. This network, I'm having podcasting, is the best medium going the most exciting time at him and Jeff already, who also works or his business partner. Jeff is a great label of guy. With with thy your welfare may asked us to be. The first showed itself any cause. We're kicking round will surely do and on our own were like will. Should we? What should we do? I'm it should be just start doing them because we talk to fitzgibbons, who has a great lack of an out and out you guys, we're all like you do it? Do it do it? So we are about to do it in their Jeff and Scott approached us and said: would you guys wanna do it were a kind of opening up this network or like yeah, Perfect timing grow, but I said it was so amazing. It is a golden age. I feel like four comedy for comedy fans,

people don't live in allay or New York, or you know in any those places where a lot of us who do the podcast live. This is a chance for them to see us do new material. Every Every week I knew our I mean it takes us like six months to write like a new twenty minutes, for our act is a lot of right. You know, try a little nature way, trying to cycle in a new half hour if we can every nine months if we come back to places, then at least like her, you know, two thirds of the show is new for the audience it's there, but, like you know, that's hard to do. We believe right, we we write material for our part, gas, and I know this is more of a free form interview but, like you know, you'd Uruguay you're, giving them comedy. I listened year show its entertaining. I listen to a while. I

it's like that nice. So so I do that and it's like. While I get that entertainment from someone I like each week of new material every week, and I think, where the beginning custom of it, I think it's only gonna get bigger. I hope it only will get bigger. I mean, like people shows that are getting like twenty to thirty thousand dollars a week, which is kind of where we're out right. Now we have only had about like sixteen opposites great to be were out there and I think it's growing pickets cut it where it will, especially with like the Itunes suggestion, engineer and you'll start doing more of that stuff and it'll be it'll, be great, and hopefully it will grow to like, where shows like Marin's in yours and hopefully hours and deftly city are will be not like fifty to seventy five thousand, I know Corolla does is every gang, its two hundred thousand dollars or whatever it does but like for all of us. We know there are people in this in Twitter. I think our phenomenal tools to kind of identifier fans out there and so

be like hey we're doing. I just appreciate that bit this whole network of people was so supportive and that you want to go on each other shows. I want to help each other like we're. On the same for both like we need to like a federation. Bring each other. I think it is so is so fantastic we're. Actually I get. This would go up before this happens, but be like we back like because of those Dangerfield specials that always change when I decided that I wanted to do like like a stand up special podcast, so we're gonna Jonah help set up with Emily, Gordon in Command and Johnny we're gonna, do a if I security, young comedian special cause, they could, then they all these people have been performing for a while, but a rating them to the comedians. You should know so excellent is going to do and how can I earn map wronger and hopefully Chelsea pretty and great fully, hopefully mishap was arrow and in command and ass. He was policy this, and I just all these? Are these people that you have the baby? Don't they just? I just don't have

had quite the exposure to reserve a brilliant recorded, we're gonna do alive, calmly, shot meltdown, I'm gonna, do I'm terribly like an old communists, mesh right and then put it out as a principal cast as a package. Also dvd and seating, coupled with a novelty that that that that take shooting and editing and well we will vote for good will to produce so that so bad. I will say that as a if you're in there lay on the fifteen or ass ever, do it great. I live failure, dang already mine, the shows up listening the lake get tied up, how that is how they like Carlos Muncie. It would be do it I'm just going. Jonah heated need about four hours later so that that shows December fifteenth. If you want to come to the life, show it'll be a meltdown complex in LOS Angeles, and then I didn't mean I didn't have to as the questioner really wanted, ass witches. Are your Cox identical? hack rings? I d, ok, concrete,

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usually when you can kind of fun out what's going on Scarborough country, which is at your Wolf Dhaka, if you're gonna be up in San Francisco, we're doing were had lining the new year show how great a palace of fine arts, with an experience on the show and surely needs on the shouts of fund show. How do we find it, and then we were talking to sketch fast about doing a life's Clara. We ve never done a lifestyle, robot potential life Scarborough, a bid in San Francisco for Sketch Vesta last weekend agenda. This could be the year the podcast up its get. I was really do like I mean we would love to like trying to cause the same Cisco giants won the World Series. I get some of these groups and their great, duly I'll? Tell you something the only. I only know one person in sports marriage and the various either I really yeah can become on the Vienna roster, nothing. It was but he's a very nice guy seems like a greater and funny and simpler.

Ricky rivals in whose the relief pitcher, who grew like basically from each boys, showed eyewitness. Everybody grow beard like what's his name's beer from without American. Some I'm here goes like this he looked like Maloney and without american summer. If Maloney was trying to like, like didn't, have the time to grow back that beard because of as the EU, and so they wanted to do. A reunion showed This part of it. What do you look like and it was so genius and he's a very funny because actually seen in what on earth are aware, there's a fig beard, because he did, I better go back and she is a very good idea. Well. Thank you. So much for being on the show, you guys are wonderful and I'm glad we ve been friends. Are these lies, and I hope continued a ladders lather little league, that's not happen. I mean yes for sure I'd thanks guys like you do, enjoy your Rita.

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