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So, if you use it too much, I guess that's what I'm guilty of that is most any other comic. I'm profane and I will say forty minutes, it's precisely those during the setting of a night club, how many act its that's. When you you're having a few drinks you're on winding and a new like fuck, this man, that's where it supposed to come out. I think so too, and I'm I had a jerk like a class. Digging in Chicago Cavaliers. Here Zionism echoed you want to do this Chicago Theatre, GIG dean of the trip puts it on a stick. It's gonna be there and what's his name, sticks. You know again Dennis right, sticks. Yet, I am, you know, sticks with their new member state. I do remember, though he remembers it, I've downloaded got to list and then they did out. Wow lay when you sell, sticks, deja vu mistakes. Has it and TAT used the word preposterous a minute ago he had a proposal

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and then they laughed at the acknowledgment tat Scottish suck man that feeling, though there is a nice crowd, met, I'm an intelligent act. You know what I mean right. Why can't? I lay five minutes, a philosophy on these workers. Instead, I oh shit, you know You go to the fucking thing. You know like eating. Really that's yes, complainant yeah. That's what you want! That's why I I can't do anything other than the stand up like I want to stand up in any other form, I don't want to do it on a talk. Show I don't want to do. It It doesn't seem like that, although I appreciate there's a different art form to crafting a really nice seven minutes set for get tonight, show status of my dad. That mean, I know a lot of guys are awesome at that. For me, I can't I can't it doesnt represent me it doesn't. Represent nothing. It's finished the other point of view, I've done them over the years. Whenever the best way, I'm onto it for four minutes. I think I'm perplexing you know what I mean like work. Why

but I think you it's an awesome opportunity for comics they get seen in for the longest time. It was like the best one like. If you get on Carson Right, Carson have you come down? next to him on the couch, like you were a fuckin winner, man in those you get tat, comedy clubs from that does This is sort of a different time, and now it's a very limiting thing and it seems silly, it seems the whole pageantry of it seems silly. The ban playing when people walk out and sit down and in this way your conversation in front of people I mean I know I enjoy doing them, but there are Odd art form, does an odd vagary weirdness The whole thing: that's not unnecessary anymore or there's almost have fifteen minutes about it. It's one of the issues, because I dont know that there are lots of famous chart shows on the radio. There is lots of rooms, variety shows and every other kind of show, but I dont hearing about ones where people sat around and talked. He seems to be a function of television because it so cool.

As they say right that year, because your kick back and detached and watching it and You can sit and watch people just go blah blah blah my book blah blah blah. We shot a movie in Ireland. It was really hard that's entertainment, that it hasn't didn't like. No, I would say, Steve Alan kind of pioneered making it a thing on tv that exact format with the band and competent sketches and they ve. Just talk to it. You know I mean it's variations within a theme. Everybody's done. One like you say it's funny, like in years show when you come on, maybe there's music miss. You like your whatever, like. We have theme, songs versions on the pod gas, but when come on tv and they boil a banner patent piled bother about about bought about Joe Rogan he's gonna be quaint. Huskies lie like really: ok, we're is big. I should show machine

yeah. What is that hokey fake thing that we do with that? The hokey fake think poet, You guys do and they give speeches that like fake, that the hope agenda is. It really ought to me the hokey plaything of this political speeches that now you're going back to the dawn of Man or at the first person they got up in front of all right all right. You know you like it it's been a craft for so long and it's been refined in so many cultures that the idea of putting forth this got the word sophistry thrown in the yesterday. I don't I'm not. What is outward its of means of false philosophies using big words like I'll, throw, and I yet you and back it up with a bunch of shit. But it's not true at all. That's my whole life, exactly the guy treated me and said sad Jazygae definitions of my show, like lately. I've been Jim political ones like democracy, and you know like let's talk about the and feminism things I got like people say it a lot you here at a lot, but not everybody knows what it actually, the d, the defence

The dictionary definition like worse was to start with it right, so he wrote about sophistry. I wrote back. What are you implying right just I looked it up you fucking. Don't you when, in my heart, that's a brutal one? That's a clever person. You can run its is clever, fellows online, someone they're always waiting out every eye. I make mistakes and wage and people- and I read the corrections. People send me. I called Genghis Khan India's conjugal colleagues I'd read this book said it was kind of pronounced like that, and the dude wrote me who had lived in Mongolia broke down. Gave me the syllable by so it's like genius calmer, whatever oh, he said, is more complicated, but like shit changes in, like you know, kitchen you don't like he broke in the hall like you, I lived in a lumber tour, I taught French or whatever so you never get away with them anything unless they- come up with some. Why

fantasy, that they ve committed to an email. It doesn't seem like people. Would I trust that most people bored join me? There yeah yeah I've always been fascinated by the noise is that people make in their languages like something like that like I'm taking come back in back and be a word and its it's so alien from that the english way of styling words, so it so strong, do this so many varieties all over the planet. That's a really psychedelic thing. When you're in another country and you're around a bunch of people and they're, saying things and you don't understand. Like Japan, Japan was very psychedelic cuz. You just did another, your other all the time pletely and then you don't know the key, because you don't even understand one percent know anything about their culture either. Their culture is completely different than dogs. Inside things, at weeks they down its citizens? Its it's very odd walking amongst them was really strange. It was like

that's a truly different culture that just sort of evolved over there to think its island thing mean. Certainly, could have been the there, but the starting to figure out now that there was so much travel that even neanderthals were using. And that they might have even been using boats before people before Homo Sapiens aid that theory and say that I think that all the Dupree conceive notions about people not intermingling with each other. In meeting each other are nonsense and the people, intermingling with each other and meeting each other are nonsense, and if you did it since people could make about basically and that the coastlines of all the continents have risen there They were lower tens of thousands of years ago, and people lived in those places and those prices are covered with water. So we cannot

and all the stuff that was there. I know it sounds like a good, but I mean so long ago that he had all honour- and I you know they, member contici in all that, with a chick above from Africa to South America. Privy could do it in NATO read about in like Egypt, and they thought hide all sailed to South America Times But when you think about like even the countries, two doors or whatever those little caravel therein or whatever, or not, that sea worthy and in about three or four weeks they would make it and then they you know get in and you think if they did at everybody did it. The Polynesian went all the way The whole. Why? Which is not hear anything who betrayed? blow to that right. They could. They took a genuine in and they gathered water on sales right at night with a gourd underneath

it drew down and that's a lot of water when all my on the road, ah my god and they brought pigs, one Jesus run giant catamounts. What a fucking crazy experience that must have been those people balls, you wanna talk about bought. You lost a lot of people on the way I take a while to get that establish yeah, you couldn't just get that the first shot, you're gonna fuck that so diverse the first time we are going to kill Georgiana chips over there's, a squaw is its south. It's the Pacific, South Pacific man, Squalus spoken, I've seen some fucking crazy storms in Hawaii. Now there that's, because you know I was in New Zealand in the Maoist, came down there and wiped out whatever was there before them the ages and then the way people came after them by nature, extensively pop

and Polynesian got around town there like all up in the fucking. They were crazy, look our people. They make boats at a trees, just chop, a fuckin tree down hollow that bitch out navigating Now they need the currents thing they could read the breeze. You know yachts, fuckin, how are the air tasted the muzzles of storm, had to pass that shit down from generation to generation to it? That was stored, narrow no one talks about that people talk about the explorers exploring, which is is extraordinary, but what of the people is settled why you or any thus far flung places like that is an undertaking. In essence, what for incredible bad asses, and that's why Hawaiians so tough, yet air, like Hawaii, like Hawaii one of the last places where people have like regular street fights film all. The time why do people you eat

fighting like a restaurant you'll be sitting, and you guys all hey you wanna make you know their aggressive paragraphs. You have debated getting a fuckin boat in a row out to the middle of the ocean, hoping you're gonna find something. Those are the most looked out: people alive with your little idle on your deck singing songs and share a hotline casting of the ash right. Finally, going to catch fish, Waterhole dies, find a fucking island and has no islands between Hawaii and anything. It's eleven miles from the nearest land ass to one five hundred miles going? How fast to task- and I regret that a cash, the fuckin wind and have it at your back and just sort of floating around out there. You know really gonna get like any good pace. Goin. The link. Is it take to get a sailboat across the like the modern sailboats? They can do it quick reading this Columbus, but to be the complete, bore

that any Sadie got over in four weeks and the last one, and on the fourth journey and like fifteen dough to whatever and four weeks, here in a fleet, three four caramels aunt here. The doctor says a sailor today would be hard pressed to make that kind of time. When he's made time, because that thing they set about Columbus role of these shortcomings, and you know his ego- he can had reckoned like nobody in the business like he didn't use instruments, instruments apparent according to this other Fatima he'd take up a sexy and couldn't do a good reading and light Veni Godlike North by north, and they expect the catch agreed on a key was that navigator. He downed thousands of violence in the Caribbean, like he found every island in the Caribbean. Real ship why? Yes, just by fuckin sailing every night, you're different place like ie

How much do we know about the the accuracy of the horrible things that were set about? Em, like that, the most recent stuff like when we were in high school. We never really heard anything bad about Columbus service missions, but then when I was in college, I had heard something about them. There's something about bashing babies and killing babies. And although the issue they did. To the generally over argument, was hung them. You hottam, you didn't want to see them around anymore. Well, there's they certainly did this. Certainly it within a couple generations they killed every Indian and the current. There are no Indians in the Caribbean. So the Nigeria, far in South America and Central America, you showed up and you start gang can people. I mean what happened the day to day in that they find conflict with native Americans, or were they not a great administrator and ages was not a great empathetic reader of people like

His skill was that he had unshakeable faith in his mission right, but everywhere he ran into with the Indians itself. It was, he was contrary right. Sometimes he was Beneficently gave him gifts other times it everybody bring me gold and But he s too, where necklace to say they brought me into gold and you have to bring Much a month, ormond effect can be making a slave. Why not you all island of people and then fuck two thousand Indians by some count historical count committed. I'd rather than be under the Spaniards. Million, and this is where there's even colonists, there's like he has carvings and fifty pounds. This is the getting it at all, then they were sending slaves. I mean imagine other. The high point of his life is obviously the after the first one. They were about to meet new right and they saw it in the night and he was a dick a sailor, and one of the other vessels saw it first and he claimed he saw the light. At the same time, there was a light on an island and they ve been at sea for, like through four weeks in the Gaza conflict,

because no one had ever been over the edge of the world right right there. The first boats that one the edge of the world like they were going west right. West Wes knows what the fuck you we Didn't? We, China tat? They thought right so they he gets back after that mission leaves a bunch guys there, I'm not kidding on the first, MRS Leeds, like forty guys in and has been you're off back to Spain, what happens are, they all died, a few of them all man. They start. They started raving the women and taken guys slaves. They started like, but the victim Cultural exchange in the echo exchange begins immediately right. There hammocks we'd, never seen a hammock. They had never seen a candle, they had tobacco and fitting It is an tomatoes and you know it Turkey's they changed the world right and that we Europeans have you no guns and steel and

pigs and disease. How long will it take today arrived before the Indians killed them all. Well and that when they left and then went back to Spain to those guys, this kind of had a drunk village for a while and then the Indians kind of got them. And there were two reasons- is ill so weird who Indians He gave them programme on this scale. That's the his legacy mass so powerful, whether he's a villain or whatever and of course years ago, and obviously in some ways, but like if it wasn't him or whether this is a terrible excuse, but someone was coming to Moscow within thirty years, every body came, Crazy, how much and then the dutch and french, and how much more gangster one part of the world was there was race baby, they are racing and it was really feel like in, like a roman ideal, like for the bounty man bony for the glory of the how in the church and for fucking fine

ever you can and take it in our name and gifts with Balkan nations, the king and queen of Glorious Catholic Spain welcome. You now be joining us, that's what they were and then Sid always goes horribly, always really wrong: the greed they wanted galled, even Columbus, Wanna gold, and they want to go and there's no goal the Caribbean, It was always those the scenes in the movies were guy would ride up and a horse with a decree open it up, and then then figure out and they killed him and war. What a bunch of crazy ass So it's not a new, really stop and think about. It allows the new and the old world came together. That's what fascinates me! I mean it's! It's not and I think Columbus's, the greatest person armor, it's it's the exchange. This is the first big moment. Yeah the vikings came over there.

And maybe even say that who was it some Irish thank him over in a leather boat. They said of leather, both a letter about from Ireland caught in the land and fuckin hit like Canada. Leather likings. You know because the Vikings were mad sailors day. You know they committed to north and they may some pretty fairly sophisticated boats they could go rose and sales right that you never becalmed. You can flagging yeah back after resin Jesus glitter, crafty boats in the the dangers of course getting wiped out. You know Storm David. Take him laminate invade eight invade places. They re like dragged him into Russian and went up to Fuckin, vulgar moscow and stuff thing. The vikings- captured air ass. He went up the sand as you were, that time, Mr Pierre, just full of gangsters would show a big with belief systems- and you know

shhh, the USA, that vikings are doubling the most psychedelic Obama arab tribes, Do they know what mushroom they took? Yeah sure they do. We could look at our problem, I want to say that it was the am Anita Miscarry other. Would that one that always gets connected to religion and Santa Claus and all other reddened? Why on I want a little cap with a white talk. Now it's a young, it's a big red thing with white spots over the Mari looks like ours, water, yes, Mario Brothers, it looks like Santa Claus. Do you know the correlation between the emanated musk Arians? No, please, you gotta see this brain Pope pushes p up am Anita, mascara and Santa Claus just for an image of what the money looks like if people have seen it before, bright red and white, and is it in the eyes of many people who have examined it, represents Santa Claus and

the reason why Santa Claus has this red and white outfit cause? That's the colours of the enemy to emanated was scary, mushroom. The reason why the Christmas tree, which is a coniferous tree, has these brightly covered package's, underneath it is because these mushrooms, having micro rise, a relationship with these these trees and there they look like bright packages and they show up there right, shiny packages of red and white underneath the trees. The way age ride them out. They would either pick them off and put them in the trees, so they would try and the sun, which is just like your aid at the tree, or they would hang them in front of the fireplace to drive them out, which is exactly what the stockings over the fireplace and why the fucking, stockings or red and white, the mushroom? Did the did a pull up? just start had an image of it. Riper yeah! That's it right there at the others. There's a bunch of images, the older images, Santa Claus with that mushroom. You see that

oh there you go when it got. You go back to like really ancient depictions of these mushrooms, the older. You go the more often you see these mushrooms around elves in mystery Christmas cards and things on those lines, these mushrooms around Santa Claus so It was a direct, connection they were drawing fucking, mushrooms and elves for Christmas cards, so point time? People were still connected to this idea lost it the Emma Nina, what you call em Anita miscarry, a mushroom. There was this yeah, there was to be the one the Vikings are taken rather than there. They have the tree worship and all that there is a scholar named John Marco Allegro who was one of the guys who was decipher the dead sea squirrels, and he wrote to books about at one of them's called the dead sea, scroll the christian myth and the other one Call the sacred mushroom in the cross and its all about how the entire christian religion was based on psychedelic, mushroom eating and

sex rituals and fertility rituals climate. Now he was now had made sex. It was all that mushroom that this that mushrooms, on the cover of the book, the emanated miscarry mushroom. That is mushroom, like that. They would find out about how to use it and they would find out about how to prepare it, and then it would give them this unbelievable, psychedelic experience, so they here all of the of the waves of preparing at finding in apparently of very tricky mushroom, it's it's it. It's very. Genetically its variable seasonably. Its doesn't always give you the experience, so you have figure out how to find it from what what area it had, some of them will knock your dick into the dirt. Some of them do nothing but making sweat its weird mushroom, so the ideas a question the so when you say all Christianity, you mean like European Christianity, where the mushroom exists or who did it

I've got a question so when you say all Christians, do you mean like European Christiana me where the mushroom exists, or did it exist in the Middle EAST as well? Well, this is for the dead sea. Scrolls were all found in Kumar's that's where they were writing the stuff, supposedly so in At least in that area? Injure you know, and then they will take. It is Israel they were taking mushrooms according them, Allegro but see Allegro was the only scholar onto the the loose Alyssa scars at word. Hired to decipher debts he's girls, he was the only one that was an agnostic he's. What and ordained minister, but then in studying theology he just said about this kind of silly, obviously to some you just crazy stories and let's just get to the root of all this and find out where this all comes from by chance. Was he also the only professor that also took mushrooms? The crazy thing is, I don't think he did. He was a really a straight lace collar How do we get to Santa Claus Joe? Well?

Santa Claus being how did it get all the way down to the one? I understand that the colours in the tree and everything is he the daily? give us this bullshit. About Saint Nicholas Routes from Turkey and like like Wikipedia and everything says he and others a couple different versions, and yet one is from Germany ones from either the Siberian One, the reindeer the thing about the reindeer the things about the ranges. Reindeer loved e emanating miscarry mushroom, so much so yeah, so much so that when they have shown rituals in the young lodges, and they will have these rituals in mushrooms tickets step out to urinate. Reindeer- will knock them over to get at their urine snow while yeah they love it. They live in Why the fuck these reindeer flying? but dear lady, why they fly The shopman who is red and white, like the amnesia miscarry mushroom, is sitting in a carriage and he's fuck

for lying with all the relaunch of the shares mushroom. How clear did they have to make the myth that these reindeer are high after it? How clear Lily s name John Marco Allegro Leg, it's really hard to understand. I don't have any background in languages, soul and listen. A re reading how he broke it all down. Apparently it's very controversial. Yet again a mad yeah, but the fact remains that this guy was a you know, he's a legit, brilliant scholar and an agnostic, and if one guy out of a list of religious right cooks the reading ancient shit hoping to find on Jesus's special friends list or way fire. I thought if you do not out his watch and not only willing to consider anybody's alternative ideas on an office right but fascinating, It is fascinating. I mean I was in fact I do not know heard about the same

it and all that- and I was at that little chapel- a worry supposedly wasn't everything nose like you, don't get a big Santa Claus Winter time- you know oh drink, a Coca cola feel the it said you need. The leap is really other than he was the local guy who gave give some one yeah fuck knows where, although stories came from so fascinating, it's I thought flying reindeer word invention of what's his name, Clement more whatever, who wrote was it night for Christmas? Could then Maybe, but maybe I gotta make sure concept into something new about flying reindeer. I think they need her story from Europe there. So many connections between this mushroom and Santa Claus. It's almost like it's almost silly yet, but is there's like things like it,

think about you know like the pink Floyd with advice it. I know it's the same shit as you have said about somehow find something in anything. That's that's so true, but this one is really the whole story. Like Santa Claus coming down the chimney, that's how the shopman used to get into the houses when they made the somatic rituals illegal valleys to sneak in because of what it was on the ground watching the door, so they would throw their fuckin Sacco mushrooms over the chimney and they would climb down into these people's houses. Yeah me this, the so many connections between the holes a clause, myth and that this this with this mushroom, the ritual have taken this much especially in Siberia, which is the thought, the North Pole yeah. Essentially, that's what people look at us

at the end of the earth? No question: if you live in Siberia and you found a mushroom, they make. You trip your fucking. What else LEO Topknot Shea warm life would be so much more awesome. I cannot share the trees and the birds and yeah. That's that's what kept them alive they were. There would trip there balls off every few minutes. A desperate and always seem like the most desperate place. I mean when, when you lend your name too, of the bad patch of land and ever his mind, even when you get our guy, I know my wife. They put us more bottom like hey. Why we in Siberia, always cited areas always Siberia. You have any time. Is a russian movie like a James bond, moving that russian Spyglass sent to Siberia, out there and mean raising his eye yeah you. If you could have a nice mushroom chip every couple months, keep going

and dig does a tiny reindeer yeah. They save the dolphins, exactly fuckin. How called us get up there? really call hundred degrees below zero rights. There are swimming in oil, so they ve saved themselves. You knew you saved yourself, you're stuck up there But you know what there's a great documentary say that there is a great deal. Mary. I just picked up. I've take back Werner Herzog, happy people life on the tiger. I think it's and it's about these people that live up there in Siberia, they're all trappers by new apparently like they're, like all hell, see everyone happy, there's. No, no one here all day running around exercising. No one has any like depression, no psychological disorders, its

of a real happy culture and they they showed them all get together and they follow them when the camera and they they followed him to their their trapping routes, where they would stay by themselves for months and years, fucking really happy, so she was required. The together they would be eating and laughing and all happy at the end of the day. If we really are temporary beings there there actually doing it right we're doing wrong what They don't ever come home ago. I can't believe I got for passed over for promotion, yeah yeah. I use antics into wine. I want I want. I want to watch a fuckin real housewives, Falcon Dexter now that I get up and they live forever in, they probably drink moderately and probably are exercising all day every day in the reading caribou. You know my reading, like the healthiest shit, you can eat like fresh game and vegetables. They grow

fascinating there. So five have seen I want, but I did see one recently my friend and I can think of the bloody near that you might have to look at a brain it's about the caves in France, where the other. Restart paintings autumn when they found like twenty years ago. You know that had the horses that earlier ones it predate yeah lie in their in motion in aren't yeah one room is like one guys left hand like a zillion time the Antoinette everywhere and it pops up a few other places in the cave and there on seven. They found them by accident or less but hurts goes in case there close him off except for study, and they said his crew goes on in here. He sheets it and it is, you, know I'll, give him with What's that India? Is it what they call the cave of dreams at? It came of dreams, but I'm always trying to think you know

suppose about your seeing what was it like to live when gangsters came up in boats now? Imagine now fifty thousand a hundred thousand two hundred thousand years ago, and you were living in a cave and the much like those choppers in Siberia and now you're down to you, know you're in a boat, you probably a fire. Maybe you have but to see this vindication of the drawings. Animation and the depiction of the animals and the imagination and to see this on a wall from thirty two. Years ago, because the connection that you know it It is just yesterday and it's never different. All this technical stuff and all the wonder of your phone in the Alps that you can download is nothing I dont mean that you should not use it. I mean the connection of of people like you say to what's happening, as is a little more profound then, and that's what always gets overlooked too, as I go about, was then and

people want to know about. Like a couple of years ago. You know no kidding The EU should draw on the past. But of course I do but you know really kind of fascinating to see that the human touch? That's what gets it, but I don't guy, like you or a guy like me, would be happy if all the sudden how to live. Like a siberian traveller, no man are you kidding me, I'm such as e, but I am Nobody knew it. Wouldn't we want to do the thing that seems to make you the most happy. Not now we're not a we're, not like other any more. Nor can we appear ass. You know then have a cell phone got into closer. Looking back. Is that what it is we we ate the apple man it's over This seems to be no looking back. It's like we want to. We want to drive old cars fuckin cool imaginary day. Sixty eight corvette people stop and look at his goes by second time machine you're. Looking at a time machine we want a, but we will be happy back then now

it wasn't better. It was just then, but those tiger people are right now. Lily. They are, but there is an article five people, people who live on an island in Greece. You purportedly live to be a hundred. Now it turns out of Christine inflated there when the studies done years ago, but they are living in the nineties in enclosed two hundred, almost all of them and it's you know, they go and visit each other. They don't watch alot of telling the buccaneers olive oil they lightly. Have a glass of wine and sunset. You know, like walking around a lot of its Helios fuck and they're all the negative there ass. If the hell, I bet that's big in and of itself just walking pills the villages there and you that's fucked, the exercise animal don't realize, like you, you had to like it's not deny go in here, that's the life and they do it every day to see your friend and they have tea or whatever coffee. In the night they have vegetable, gardens and whatnot news like they were describing the life, and it was like the kind of thing you pay for to go away. With your wife and a weekend. You know that

that has to look at the Mediterranean and drink wine and sends out a kick around in a garden of ballast parliament, but tinted you'd be happy. Living there now, I'd be senseless after awhile you'd. Have your studies right any now here you know your computer if it worked if it worked there, but a remote island in the Mediterranean that you, to be intellect, are either starting a called or doing some hard core drugs, the silhouette it really like the book. Jeff riots rewrite the, but that's a who's gonna Rita trapped. Well. You have to leave. You have to get someone to deliver the books. Have you ever been following the John Mccaffrey thing? Now you know what that is now John MC for is the virus king, the guy who created Mccaffrey antivirus? Well, he apparently is quite a character and he businesses would this at the beginning of a start, a business where he had low flying planes. They would do

sport where they were fly like really low to the ground and maneuver around well, yet the plane crash somebody died, so he got rid of all of his assets in America and transfer them over to Belize, so he's and Belize, Daily lives and Belize and has a compound and Belize, and in that pound. He could bath salts. So you know these different chemicals that are being sold as bass, these various legal forms of some sort of crazy drug, their legal, the by loophole oh he's, he's like cooking them and like free, basing them and getting them down to like the he's, like purifying them into its doing all this has no no has labs. He has labs in his jungle. A fucking has photos and he takes photos of all. This shit puts it on line and it keeps a blog onto for sorry ready. I don't something left from the hinterland or something like that is the blog and just started the blog, its fascinating, because-

dude is on the lamb cause. His neighbour is dead. His knee labour got shot. In the head- and his neighbor who he believes Mccaffrey this neighbour poisonous dogs, cats, yet a bunch of dogs and bark all the time I shot him. So he believes that we are not enough. He shot. He says he didn't, but the belief, governments as he did, and he says this is not about that. This is just thereby criminals and their other corrupt and they're going after him for no reason, and he had nothing to do with it and he was fearing for his own life. He thought they were out to get him before they shot his. They think that he said they say they killed his neighbor to set him. That's his take on it, but there is no doubt about that. The dude is cooking bass off peace is a seventeen year old girl, for I highly doubt as he does his sixty two or sunlight that uses. This is some deep.

He's crazy and he is breaking bad yeah he's who is their character in breaking bad while he's a carriage to go. Look at it's a fucking amazing story, because he still up now, he still in the country is hiding he's on the land there they're trying to find him a triumph for murder and he's blogging. At the same time, it is any compound ITALY's in a seventeen year old governed cook, insult audible, they dig escape that compound got out and now is on land? They don't know where he is, but while he's out he's blogging, I didn't even know that you can take a bath That's really have used them simply, my bad. You know the bath salts been overcome and you know that is why am here people taking them in doing committing dread black somewhat, while it's just that, it's they ve taken what summer norm of like math will some some intense form of narcotic drugs, something and then

change, but change molecule added oxygen molecule do whatever to it that they have to do in order to make it a different chemical classification. Then it becomes legal as long as they sell it not for for human consumption. So they sell, it is best salts, so they sell it and everybody knows what the fuck really is. What what is it? It's some like drug speedy. Yet I think it is not a game to usually no no, no, no! No, it's horrible. It's it's! A terrible drug supposedly supposedly, but now see anything Mccaffrey was talking about how his form of it that he's been cooking up, makes four hyper sexuality got she's. Yes, he is talking about people rubbing their prizes raw now and then just having a monkey sex like four hours and hours. So he just you picture this cracked out six

you're old, dude hanging on the seventeen zero zero in the jungle on this front. Insane drug concoction that he's cooked up in his own lab and is a brilliant guy. It's it's! Ok, Brilliant guy gone mad, it's really! It's really fascinating is that ordinary yeah lily? I'm? Let me pull up what this drug actually is too. So we substituted Catherine owns of similar effects, amphetamine and cocaine the White Chris. Resemble legal bathing products like Epsom SALT and are called Dassault's salts with the packaging, often stating not for human consumption and attempt to avoid the prohibition of drugs, but chemically have nothing to do with actual bath basalt so this is something they ve created a lab, its They figured out a way around some amazing man. People are rouse, people are so grows, they spend their time to come up with some new form of math and an engine

release it in some legal loophole and like laugh all the way. There's a fuckin demon people who sell that our demons yeah It's the isn't that all the people have second give us and go furiously mental and kill people by people's phase and live in chess eight. They said that that guy, they said, detested positive for marijuana. There was one of the things that they were saying, which I found hilarious, because that is what they didn't say. It's is really kind of fuckin creepy that insane the new report that they can't really test for Basayev. Like me, most bats ass. They don't they don't have like. They don't have a marker for the night there bunch indifferent when two different kinds too. So it's like just because, like you, didn't test for heroin or didn't test for Crystal Meth of method, whatever is that doesn't mean. Wasn't a bath salts like they very wasn't on Basle, say settings on marijuana, but that's like such that Shitty reporting like you, have to tell the truth.

It's hard to find out on this rumour, or than not the exceptional was that he wasn't on Dassault's and that's why he was so sorry yeah, but that that's not what they they got when they they did the course that the Chemical Hassan M after he's now, Well, it doesn't show up, it's not gonna, be Bryant. Doesn't the cops. Should it killed the guy ray. That the one that we disagreed when the girls eating the guy's face. You didn't think the cops shot him. Was it yours at Duncan S down compose a dungeon? My Duncan didn't think the capture the shot most likely to face man, has got ordering somebody army its murdering, so loudly dallied dad it's such a fuckin creepy way to go about it, even summits, I think that cops I'll shoe. You does me a mould school. Yeah it's happening to me when you put it that way, please go ahead and shoot they're gonna Jesus Christ seeding faces might be so this John Mccaffrey Guy, who is actually

not a blog, while he's on the lamb. So this is crazy. Government and Belize is looking for him, like according to him, he had to say soldiers to his house I'll know. No one cause he's got money yeah, I don't know one always how it works. Pleased and a haven for ever for people from the states has a really Ex pat confederate not everything is a drum runner kind of. I think you can end up ITALY's socially. Like one as wild places on. Then I don't I've. Once, but I didn't really go to, like you know, smugglers, co, decision ray so fascinating is largely amazing when a really smart guy as off the rails, waiting for delegates till I appealed of giant around Have you ever seen the descriptions of the gates home oh yeah right in saying credible way and everything

back to the maximum. You can just go brewer and shed floor. He puts a clip on when he walks right and as he enters into rooms they adjust to his liking. Yeah, that's fuckin! Hats gangster, That's funny. I answer when you're bill gates, though anything less, would be ridiculous. Now he has to do the outrages. William Randolph, Hurstwood, rebuilding and giant house yourself how much he bent his toilet crashes all the time his twitter crashes toil. Toilet crashes, why? Because, because it's always it's like windows and steps, it's all prizes toilet is, as actually toils showers adopt honey. It's got a virus. He someone, though, like if your computer, footsore and having him in the house, I think would be super handy because he would be like element is possible. Yeah ineffective? We know you going fuck. Can my emails not working like a day he's asleep by MAC. The number of viruses

This computer viruses that exist are fucking terrify you really stop and about how many ass old out their figured out a way to crack into people's computers, of how many hundreds of thousands of people did it and I still schools of air, he gets scam emails, payment, from my friends, open, Ria, yeah, yeah yeah yeah I've I'm from me? I mean for me this as a weird, it's crazy, how you doing there Why does anyone I was sitting there. Maybe I was crazy crazy. I didn't know what I was doing there, it's I saw like emails from my website. Also housing possible arising out of nowhere it actually says we need look anyway, don't click on, but the system. The idea that someone can do that. Let me ask you something about his John MC everything. Would you want to end up

riding wild and some tropical place at the end of year can ever in fun. Now it seems that no novel yeah, that's seems like you are just trying to burn out. Do you trust fizzle out: yeah, Tredah, you're, real The end is Nancy use. Gonna got guns, Blasi rubbing you dick raw by some hokey bass, odds bang in seventeen year olds. I mean it's pretty. Why that's the stuff of legend, its that's like Those things are, if I did didn't know about it, I'll be angry. If you knew about it, you tell me how I want to know what he's doing right now is a crazy guy and he's a fucking really rich guy do he saw this company to Microsoft for over a billion dollars, so it funded yeah crazy asshole had like this compound news? low flying point. I asked me to stop and think about how

fucking bananas. You have to think. Of course someone datum dies and then there soon I'm so he driver can bolts here, he's nuts man I don't know be killed, is labor. But it was nice down. It's not it's. Probably pretty always did colonel Kurtz thing, every yeah. Why think? When? a guy like starts zone thing in a small country and picks a seventeen year old, as is his companion, that's right here, you're you're, really, your God for a low bar son yeah. You now that that, out of bounds, that's you really old for a seventeen year old man, that's coming year old for seventeen year old, if you're, twenty five, that's kind of crazy Why is one of stories that I just some I'm fascinated by people off the rail when, when We realise that these patterns that we file, that we don't have to follow them and oftentimes people to say fuck this and just completely and exit. The normal train of behaviour

why. Don't you just gotta lotta fascinated by all the dictator's chore, because they don't there's no they kill people personally in front of other people and then go. This is how goes and then that's how they started a gig and then you take over and you punishing you whatever yeah we're always fascinated by the ones throughout history and in the most recent ones like Hussein and his son, then to scare the shit out of me when you, the stories of what they did, and you know that, although stores are not made up, no feeding people to die, dude is its oldtime stuff. They they would take the people just random people and, like girls, were about get married. They would steal them from the guy. Throw the guy freedom to dogs, fuck the girl, raper and then feel. Dogs trying very hard indeed shit like that, I'm regular basis dogs. They were eating people yak Motherfuckers man. I mean that something can happen in

in the human mind where it allows them to become so vicious and detached from other people suffering to the two to the point where they actually enjoy it, like that scares the fuck out of us absolutely and that power that that informs all that you have so much power that no one can from gainsay you, I'm gonna. Do that yeah- and if you don't like it, that's fucking crazy that we could go that way. It's it's like what they human brain needs, o a really good directions, manual You know a really good one day, you have to. I get a degree and before you can live in,

Who really should we should take all babies in quarantine them for the rest of society and raise a razor so that it can be, they will get their kids Amity and the kiss amateurs mushroom farm and while wild the kid is going through school, the parents are being reconditioned reprogram yet to learn how to fly, like rain and then run in the jungle later with the young, the I think, there's probably a bunch of cultures, punch, ancient cultures, it did a lot of mushroom. If you really look like cattle worship and stuff like that, psychoactive substances were instrumental in almost every to be boring, but I just read about in the Columbus book did China, India and cease to be a book powder, a certain seed and and put it in a pipe and blow it up each other's knows and have mystical trance experience, psychedelic experiences. What was the war was the stuff

If I could remember, I would tell you Joe it's some seed that grows on the islands in the Caribbean. Email you later, when I go back and look at the work with the Spanish took took. Did it and their ceremonies and how they danced and what they wore and how they conducted these giant things, the priests and they were taking drugs in front of a woman who, don't you blew up your nose? once you got a big hitting each nostril, you, you know you have theirs. The cultures that have done that too they take like tubes and they stick images, nostrils and they'll down below stuff into Jim. I really like, and it's like super painful experiences and that it goes right. Your brain and apparently it's. Some of them were Dm T based surveillance, Some of them are having. I think it's called a coup. Hey is those nasal blast drugs and the problem is with the deforestation in the Amazon that, like these people, that know how to make that stuff and no exact,

what the law behind rise there going away character being too being pushed out. There's, so much logging going and it's really it's any Amazon is wrong. Breathing in all the psychoactive drugs or their? That can help us and hear us and make us at least have a good time at it wasn't connection. I, the whole continent with chick psychoactive jobs are without doubt weed and you know, but definitely mushrooms, and I did towards each needs over the professor and it was really cool cause. They, you can hire a local professor and he one of the things that he talked about that I never heard anybody of like a real scholar. Talk about was how active actively they took psychoactive drug- and he was talking about how this was that they had a chamber. He said would go in here and they would take various psychoactive drugs and he thinks said some or mushroom. Some of them were some. There was a router.

The that contain my surgery ass. Those of a few different ones they figured out could make a trip, but they would have regular psychedelic rich. And to us that sounds ridiculous. Can cyclists and stop all apples which need to do is to go fuck and school and you need to get to go to college getting a job where we dont understand, as there was no school before this you're talking about p that literally created the first structures. As far as we know there were like tat near them, the way they were inspired might have been through psychedelic drugs. It might be that these people were were given these ideas through these drugs and that's why they're so similar to other cultures with Also you psychedelic drugs and make these crazy stone structures that mimic the cosmos really fascinating? I like it, it does, and I think it that's why such an integral and and profound that's why? one of the religious culture tale. I wasn't a recreational thing like: let's go get fucked up day,

The indian societies are completely prescribed by religion, the drum one off in the morning, and everybody got up and people want to religious school increase or the hierarchy and and things you're talking over those taking the mushrooms. I think that the intuition they they derived at the very beginning when they first took them and how they were to refine it you can find out, which ones did we? There are relates to the creative process and that's why they incorporated into their Sis to me. Now it's amazing Europeans, just don't you know it was out by then, by the time they met in the middle ages, its so there's a savage that alcohol these causes and guns and liquor, very guns, liquor and conquer. That's a totally different attitude than these two psychedelic. Cultures. With your comments to come to she's, no yeah sure druid certainly get a gallon and oh yeah. Definitely that mean there's a lot of mushrooms in Europe apparently any, I think, anywhere where rains alot and then, if it doesnt honor

I mean I was in Morocco and I didn't get the day were I'm sure they had second ox, but you can eat tat. She shall, whenever you know I mean if you really want to help. Oh yeah, as a mind altering you know, experienced its ease doable. Everyone I think in the whole country is access to. You know not amounts of key thin marijuana and an association and different grades and different places and. Is there not a booze culture like they're, a dope culture, and that doesn't mean you're nonviolent- I think that's always many jokes, it's true. You know that Stoner stone Commit violence, but I think rosters and gangsters disprove the theory that yeah you can rely on still fucking Hawaiians milk powder, the usa- has they'll get high b.

Yeah, maybe they're nicer than they would have been if it was not the we certainly they're gonna stop after and get something year, though they won't kill you, you won't be it a death delay, you love, The the Hindus had something called Sohmer which, to this day they don't know exactly what it was, but it was so important to them. They had all these these beautifully written tax on how sohmer compared to all these other things better than Indra than Brahma all these different things? Sohmer was the the best psychedelic drug and no one knows fuck. It is really to this. Yes, it was so important to them, but it's written of written of but they dont know what it would it. What was an inside of it there was a common, a tory thing. I like they know that their there was PETE people would mix things together.

Sometimes it would make certain psychedelic they mix in depth. Things go even bad. Ideas like people of mixed mushrooms and I was gone. Apparently that's not a good idea that really fucked you up, but They they don't know what the combination wants. You dont know what Sohmer meant by ever it was. It was to them. It was unbelievably profound. It was like it was one of them important things that existed in the world and we don't come on back. Is this dynamic question? If I could tell you if that uncontrolled was some argue that in an I forgot, the name of the plant at the tiniest snorted up there now this been so many throughout history, but for us in this day and age, its fastening to me that we're them as far as we know where the furthest, along without any catastrophe with if we ve managed to evolve culture to this crazy point of infinite and information,

the distribution of it instantaneously, and you we still at this day and age ridicule that idea. We re sure these incredibly potent creative, inspiring experiences, mind and life changing experiences and as a call We be little them. We we meet get down to like a joke. You, and if you talk about it, you're a silly person you're not to be taken seriously. You know I've had conversations with people or they know they said well. What has really changed the way you look at that life, the most and my psychedelic experiences and you like you just said something fuckin you did, you learn to do and heroin your do you smoke in math and run into wall like you're, an idiot like, oh god, Yes, you do you really say that, like it's, not even something, people what most people are ignorant to? What, though, that the true experience is really all about an

aren't too how long they probably been a part of human history and what they ve probably shaped. If you mean there's, no, that's trail. I don't know, though I find to that. There is a huge resistance toward, and I talk about it. Sometimes I've done them. And once you ve done them and seen the alternate reality that exists in and kind of come in touch with them. It does change your point of view because you realize that everything so fluid and levels of consciousness, and not just the one horrible one that we're stuck in all the time now were prodding each other, there's no very low. Resistance, it's a real uncomfortable idea for a lot of people, Joe because it fucked up there well ordered life for their belief system or whatever it is their going for, and am people prefer faith based so which is weird you may because Zaire logistics

Well I mean why our generation and gas is much, but I I I hadn't I consider it is much easier. The idea that second doctrine, shape, so many ideas, but now that you mention, of course it's true you dont need an alien invasion, You can get an alien invasion in an hour and twenty minutes. Ok, seven grams go in isolation, tank you'll have a fucking, alien and very well in a needle and yet it'll happen in your brain. It really you it'll be real like whether or not it's actually physically happening. Who cares little habitats. The subject area, which is a loose nation, says who and who cares? Ok, because either way it's happening, whether whether not you want to say, I didn't really wasn't really happening or whether you want to say that you really were experiencing something. That was real, that you could only see while you under the influence of the mushroom, but it's real and around you all the time which ever one that is either way you have the experience and the experience is incredibly

careful and and and and beneficial to you as human. I think it is because it opens up your mind. I think people are terrified to lose their ego. You know mean quotas if you're eager dissolves, then you're in in another state. Where you, you can't control your motions and then the things that you're, repressing and suppressing came rushing back and for some people their tenuous link into reality at all times anyway, and push like that threatens and and, like you say it gets luncheon with heroin. It's it's not! Actually, you know like we We argue that marijuana is, is a mild hallucinogenic and can you know therefore safer and fund or alternative to being drunk necessarily or bubbled LE, as Louis Armstrong said, what it's worth its worth: a hundred assistance, worth a hundred assistance year. Once every said, I don't know you, oh you. I said it's better than a hundred whisky, sigh,

he always considered it. A friend and assistant, which I thought was very funny, but psychedelic so like. If you say, if you check psychedelic, sir people go into your a gigantic more if you smoke your potheads. You know when I found out I am as well, but it will then I found out that you were. When I found out that you were the one who actually did you introduce Doug Benson to marijuana? That's the ledge, If you saw that Werner her time, maybe it's written on one of the cave was theirs is theirs a Patrick of Dugan, I stylized. Of course you can't hardly recognize, as you can see my glasses, it's from hundreds of years go and dug, and I went to India, good, the Pacific, Beach improv. If you remember that No, I dont. Where was this fifty eight? We had just finished. Doing, arrested friars. Now we em

we're playing any. He claims he hid, smoked forbidden, got high in one and the like it had some so because a lot of times you know you have to get high a few times for kicks in and then right, but we at him- and I remember what I remember is the Congo is near the beach and we are just Fuckin Davis's. You know You just go to the beach everyday high and the moon we weren't at the beach. We would watch empty bees, beach party- oh my god. I remember him- lay on the couch laughing hysterically at one point and kicking his legs in the aeronautical. Let's go get this talk as news like did you know I like it is that stupid right rail weekend we less looking and then it now we got these sites are working at the embryo. That doubtless way started, and I guess the care, free lifestyle that we are living, that weak city, himself so hard because of its beguiling, poetry, creating real as an independent saw he could finally taken towards unjustified its enemy wants us on the road like.

Addison taxes or something and then the guys. What what nice follow any. We by that peanut butter and like cereal, that you'd see on tv and stuff which made me laugh Cassandra sentences go. You know, like you, come back with like what a shot wish you'd see on television that growing wonder, bread and and he's a nice fellow anyone he would run and what not- and I was late I remember what year was was- I was watching. They need a hill hearings on tv And there was a raiders game that we gather Niners gaming, there's a fire in these paying. You could see the fire of account. You was ninety. Ninety anyone someone there why and other cowed smoking weed me goes. You can look pot african day proofs and I Let me ask you something whatever his name is Ghana again, let me ask you something who kills every night, You have your programme while people,

I was bored jihadi trapped in the Congo. There was no, it was one of those ones. It wasn't near anything having a waffle hours, but if you wanted to be technical about like a comics time creating it's all day, so they watching tv and you you could be scanning for something that inspires you enough to be a next closing bit so you're. Actually, working. So even when you're lounging working, I have, I think Dublin dad hi I'm and dad- and if I wake up in the middle of the night I go. I need to do a thing tomorrow. I have to think of this and then I think of that you know I would argue that the creative process you can- saturate! Yes, that works better. If you now yeah, it's enemy s, joy in a Also working hard makes you not go dry, that's true, It's a muscle, yeah, I think, did the is there's like a vibe get into when you really writing a lot and that vibe sort of like adjust it did, it becomes like a part of consciousness.

I didn't, know the more you feed it, the more you you do it. I think. That's what the thing with everything they ever knew everything that a person does art form or glens instrument that, if it isn't an art, form it's not important job goal. True, it is that the idea of the the processes, something that's always been. So fascinated me, like I love listening to how other people do it now, especially com like some of them are just fuckin. They just sit down and put in the time its put in the hours in know and some to sit around and watch things all day and scratch their head out of the internet just poke around and pride. You know it and then some of em they just they just write and stand up for some people, write and blog form, gently love when you think a joke springs fully formed from your breast and you the thought of it. It just comes out and do it and it's perfect, can you go like people, always say no, whenever whatever the Beatles how did you write that song and sometimes not go honestly?

sat down, and you know what I mean. Yeah, I had it. I didn't write it. I came out and like everyone's while they'll be a joke that you think of and its asked the right one. It may not be like genius or anyting it's just that feeling of when it that you're your subconscious pushed it out and you weren't fucking with it in any way, and therefore its perfection is different than something you worked on. Job this. This weird thing of again. It goes back to the ego, this weird thing of what whoever the fuck you think of your self. As you know, this self defining sort of image that yeah you put up as like sort of a wall, protection very nice, and when you wanna take credit for the idea. What what would the way creativity comes? It comes when you're in the state of light like open when Europe. To receive it. When you really thinking about things, I completely all your resources or on the thing not about the bull shit, not about like

trying to craft and image on states that are trying to formulate something that you think he's gonna make the back of the room laugh instead of that, it's all coming from like a true openness and then they digits comes. I guess you. Sometimes it's just like moments. In all these, these bursts of ideas will come to you and they are just gets from the universe may hit you like waves and Canada write em down cried off in your giggling, while you're writing, it's like a gift, for thinking the right way or gift for approaching it with the correct respect like real rising, that you are the lucky ones to build a two into this is not the easiest fabulous Person who you know is so awesome because I know you're the lucky one that is found this ability to tune into these ideas, and you should praise these ideas and honor these. I think it's true I think it is pushing yourself to think of something. I regret

half a million times, but to think of something new when you're ripping the US is. How are heard that really high like on the podcast? I it I'll just attempt things sometimes that aren't that funny. China, you know like disconnect so that your your kind of China Autumn Attic right. If you can do do pocket, entirely by yourself, yeah. Why, that's all. I talked to the crowd and I do it in front of a crowd, always wow. So long as life. Well, I want to live. I when I would ask her. What do you do that? I prefer it makes me more perform perform more and also an element of sums are where, where do you know you for asking? I met the bar live it. Should I forgot to six,

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smartest man, men, the world, it's a joke, counting unsmirched. Nonetheless, you go on the radio like sore, you rule the smartest man like two biggest digital world like who did it Obviously, here, obviously I have an attitude and I have some kind of comedy so chicken and then I also to email questions and I read them and I dont rhythm beforehand. I just that's great. I read them on the air. So it's you know. People write me and now, because you know it's, but it's been a couple years now that it'll be like proof God bless, you know, dear pupil of the sun, you re perpendicular. You know like right we're trying to think of these lengthy so that parts fun Now we get back to the audience and then we like and then I'll try to answer and air so I got one once when I oh, and it was a great question-

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it. My game is wrong. It's this is game is being him. It's like yours your game. Is you but Game is funny when you share the people who are arguing you're your game. When of the show, I am bound to shit on something you love and what's wrong, with their? Why does nobody has such a hard time with that? Everyone? So Damn sensitive, it's so silly, can't laugh at someone making fun of you that your beer penis silly person Geiger So that's how we do it in its great fun and I get the become timescale. People, ask questions I have no idea what you're gonna say, and that sounds amazingly I've got a couple running jokes that develop evoke devolved out of out of no. You know I just shit and I like to talk about, and one of them is for some reason: the Negro leagues right, I'm a fan of baseball and I started. That's agile, page niggers and night I play Scotland a year ago, and why they don't know what the negro

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go off the cuff and knowing that it's absolutely completely off the cuff. That so far I mean I read pounds in newspaper articles in wine and I share in annex one right right: right, Reggie part those two questions in the body of the art the pot lasting thing is done. This only thing. That's like, in my opinion, is truly complementary to the stand. Because a really gets us need to see the way guys. Brain works like the things I love about guys coming on that I haven't talked to before. Like you like me, we might have said like ten words to each other than ever that it comes. I highs and a man has one on everything: Coolio. Is it when you get to compare and and and and like see, the difference very inspiring to listen other people the creative process, let's it is. I think it's

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got a funny people who can express themselves in this format and that because it's like you, whenever the there's enough rules that make it work as its MIKE's and its audio, and it has to be a certain length? It can't be seven hours. You know unless you're making a right The fast bender the thing Those people listen to my work, a give him really long ones. We do like three hours all the time I've been. I do an hour and a half to two and the two ones that I think are little long. This just me- and I could write me so after me now come on after now, you're really yonder dude year, like yeah, but people say to me: oh, I love the long ones, because I drive three hours or among the train for two hours. Why'd, you do fucking. Our in ten minutes I needed one hour already eight minute, then I think the other, is really cause at their free. I tat

really cool save integral like it's a bit it down? the connection that we get to deal with this. Tv is wonderful one day I'll be on it again, but I think that the connection that we deal with this is just a different thing altogether complete the great it Sal me yeah, and you get to see the deuce, really like you, neat one sure you do to you. Do you work live on time, but I need my pipe cast way different than I would approach stand up. Stand Shall I go? I'm backstage elegant my notes of drink, whatever go on? Do it and then go back or maybe movies out. If you, Google, podcast, I got in the audience before the show Talk to everybody, and then sometimes after the show too so it's more like a town hall meeting rising, starts its not Gregg Proof this coming into the building arriving have met. You re an

You go to England and English people. Sometimes our little reticent they're, not ready for you to come up and go high said. This is your punishment. You have to meet me before. I go up there and then name you now and then, but after what they're like that was really different yeah he came up and talk to us and I don't spend a year with every Diego high things coming, our you and but I touch every that in it's made a huge difference to me as a performer, like that connection is something I never had with the crowd before. I was never the touchy high five. Anybody do real. No I mean I'm lovable. Obviously, I'm I'm almost always irresistibly engaging Joe. You found that over the last two and a half hour spit, and your audience of course, I think filling up right away. You had a film a Broadway date. The great idea, though, is contrary to the the standard

that they would always sat preach us, which was you know, magic keep up you need. I wanna see, though let them see you see the wizard of OZ yeah, like I started. Introducing my friends at the shows, like many scenario, our first and I would again I would get on the microphone they would go. Did you don't think it's better to hear your voice for the first time? In your statement, you stop the crane The thinking that all that income to see you again disappointing are glad to hear your their land, that you support the other people and it makes it makes a connection yeah. It does instead of. No place jobs and colleges, and you cannot say c c c writer, you re an elevator, I love Lammert. I really do, and I like to dress apple lie in everything that that old paradigm of old paradigm shift. Where it's you now

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yeah? It weighs heavily onto the yeah. They had a bunch and I got to do one and if they pay me good money in the whole thing- and nobody listened is no one had phones and it was two thousand until two thousand were real innovators. Nobody had no one even mp3s. You may make the ad ipods bet it you'd have to down. You know. My stepmom now have some sort of a deal with them when he must even melted achieve five minutes of new content. I mean to you, I didn't every annexed me Steve. I know they wanted you to duty at the time I found was crazy, though, to permanent damage. New stand up, so I jumped for fucking five years when I got will obviously do not like an expanded, but let's fun and have drinks in right. In supporting can have a we all agree? How do you handle photographs before the show at the park nobody really wants to do them before they kind of want to do, and I'm sure it's usually, I think I've it feels like

smells like it at his Stanhope show as much I mean after all, do afterwards after yeah yeah me I line for a fucking, then it will you I always say hi to. I have like a pig line. A people Of course they love you jack. I don't hear anybody else that that doesn't love here in that you do not like you to broadcast for sure Stanhope show em. You may now be so lucky that I do it at almost every Stana show. Unless there's something going on regular. You know you're like a gentleman philosopher, you know you you you're you're now is so important for You ve been doing in its. The combination of you know the tv and all that this is the reward. You know like you're, saying rewarded by gas yeah, you, talk to everybody who show men they want to talk to you. That's important me. Why yeah. I know because I think this is a reward. I think this is just as found like a real cool spot to expand

right than the combination of of all your thoughts, it just fortunate that something came along. That would lend its I to someone who has so many different, weird ideas in their head. You can't ever do in the like a radio shack haven't caught up to us. We're still run in wild, restoring that, unlike man, this is still gangster pirates. And everybody thinks it's all. You know the thirty something too who cover us already hip to the jive that they don't realize that Europe doesn't know about purchasing at all. The whole world doesn't coming up there below went up, and you know what else is happening, podcast or feeding other park finding about like we have had so many guys come from this podcast and then start their own, and then we help pushed their plant Emily. It's your enemy amazing area, soon reach people, yours circle is, you know

they always say every sea needs. A club house in this is the clear answer This is the icy are singing yeah, the ices such an awesome place too, because it's been around since, like nineteen sixty one or something like thirty and fifty four they have. This hasn't been unwilling. If you go through the ice house, like you step in that show room, that's a feeling like that place has been performed in for decades. Feel it sounds crazy. I know it sounds crazy, but there's a Venus in that room, man that's impossible. We have ever show there tonight. Joe ideas is going to be there. Sam Tripoli, Adam Hunter. The guy got me in trouble for saying is joke on affects you have sea fight great, it seems that I mentioned have already, who else. Do. You have some other people get some solid fucking performers Tom cigarettes gonna be here to let you know what I mean. Is that so not tonight tonight at ten o clock. So am I for three hours? Then nobody word just british childcare,

where, where it we got a wrap up soon, because Brian has to head down yeah where he is going to night. I gonna work to ninety Brian is with Doug Benson your body tonight at the American Comedy Co. It's at eight o clock tickets still available american common code. Dotcom, surely not, and if you ve never been there s an amazing little club, I have not been there. What's it like saying, goes a beautiful place, rise and great, what's alive at comic companies a real low ceiling, tight, seeding, o downs glared at a very solid. I really wish them all the best and apparently the postcode madhouse comedy- and here I was- was that in old town, yeah Bulgaria where people walk american carmakers gas lamp and where the other place it's shit San, Diego Awesome, it's really of about ass many ages. Just when he twenty years ago or one hour, fifty years ago, when I first started

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never understood. I grew up with gay people so like to me. It was always normal and by the way, was always something that you can make fun of zones you're not being a dick about. You can make fun of everything and this the idea of homophobia? I didn't even know it existed until I was about thirteen or twelve twelve hours in Florida hang around my under the dawn, my It moved Florida. We move from San Francisco to Florida and this cuban friend of mine is dad through the newspaper on the table. I kept fuckin leave the shit, he was so mad and he goes they're gonna. Let these agates Mary, each other arouse our twelve years, although, like what the fuck do you care? What? What are you, nuts you're going you why you care guys want a marriage? Italy would. It was weird, goes like this poor guys like his broken, or something like this is my friends dad, but when an idiot and that and we're thinking.

Me a while to realize it, but also while people are way stupider and Florida than they are in San Francisco. It was like going from a completely different world. Separatist goes in a very unusual plays poison to because I've never drop the attitude from their than ever. The all the all the information I believe in is from there. I doubt it was a it's a huge rude awakening when you get into the world and realise that in it that way, and in Africa It's amazing how places like San Francisco evolve, like you, have these weird pockets of like really smart people and really cool people and its it's like. The whole area that the Tec area with you know like worthy of those, Stewards live unlike polo. ATO and Atherton ratified that that that areas filled with intelligent people Amazing to hotbed of interesting, intelligent people, it's weird and therefore the demands are different. You're gonna go to a place, and they're gonna have

she's, an old bread, he had excellent cheese and awesome wine. I realize it's also an economic thing, but it it's it's a cold, old thing too. The sensitivity, like you say I didn't I didn't realize how redneck ye the world was, and then I used to say it ll years ago and staging played in England and stuff. I'm always looking, replace. That's not redneck, but I never find. I dont know if that soldiers, but you know you're, just gonna run into at its is going to happen this. Gonna, be a young lawyer so. Can I not only Emily they're gonna, let faggots Mary what it was Chris. Clearly what the punter descended shocking to make you a raging cock, yeah, why we said the people that are worried about gay marriage, the really dumb or secret. Were the decks are delicious. Does no no other option that site Why? Why else would you care

so it is about killing one. But you know what I think I read simply as I don't ascribed to much the last election, but the last election did was definitely afore on that, as well as about two million other issues, but not was an issue that can take off. The gay Senator in Wisconsin and theirs. Sexual Congress. First sandwiches hilarious lie. That's Austria is also a Buddhist from who I really interesting, and I think that really speaks to what's happened I hope it's incremental, but it happened. I feel, like the gay marriage. Things always been like sort of a beach ball. Tat gets tossed in the air to people, which is why no its resolve, no ambition! One result. Remember two dozen four was not sent you. Imagine they indigent

like you didn't do shit about abortion or anything else. He actually didn't really do anything about any social issues other than making a wildly angry. Was he the first guy that will let you really clearly see that the presidency is not real and then decisions are being made by other people. Well, I was an old enough to be with it. I mean I was a teenager at you know: young beautiful, teenage needs like a slender empower as I through life in my Adidas. Like the one in the background I've got a long way to go. Certain grew tell you too, I'll do Michael Mcdonald. All day long, and yes, I would I went to Watergate. Let us look early teenager and I remember it. And I remember the cynicism either: as a twelve or thirteen fourteen year old, like ok to present,

we brought down the press. Has this power the respect that that guy in this country, the ending of the war and there watching late seventies, where we thought we were going to have. Equal rights amendment. We thought black people were gonna, be equal. We thought, Indians, we're gonna, get a piece of the by and then Reagan came along and all that kind of stuff Do you still got washed in the you took mushrooms bath and everybody they be media and the corporate entities in whatever that was That was, I think, when I first I was only nineteen and twenty. When Reagan got elected like to me, he was the first one I thought you're! You know you know you're not up to the job mentally. Yeah that we're gonna have to do it and you're just gonna, be this sort of beautiful mountain of you know, reassuring being frozen creepy moment because it was the morning in America. Remember that such one morning in America, that's what he called his presidency, because

Carter. How did you bad recession and couldn't get anything gun and the Democratic Congress to fight, and then it kind of all want to shit by the end of the term right and the passage ass, they had ridden. Who now live. Elegant, happened right, whether our aid and got them release diabolical. In any case, having said all that, he called like his first term morning in America, like we ve, been in the darkness, after it was clear that twelve, A revolver again fourteen years repellent residency in Vietnam was the route of what had turned everything whore will the corrupt CIA and the drug dealing, and yeah? He had entering such an obvious narrative well and then like so Bush for eight years of snatching grabbing making illegal war and fucking horrible. Fundamentalism, and an narrowness onus in the national dialogue, and then you know that for years. People cannot gain in the last election was like

here again that, the big paradigm is am shifting the right direction while something's gonna have to happen? I think socially, certainly in the right direction or what Republicans are going ahead and race, gay marriage and medical marijuana? Those things are going to have yeah. Well, it's a boy. It should be legal marijuana because you know what a benefits everybody. You don't think it does, because you don't know how to use it. It's really that's but it's like saying that fuckin saws shouldn't be legal, because some people going to cut their feet off will be no and it doesn't necessarily mean a crime wave doubts these marginal dad. It's gonna be less crime. That's when I say we're, gonna be nicer. It will enable our status ed Marijuana unquestionably increases sensitivity. It changes the way you feel about things and makes it makes makes more sense. It makes food tastes better. Just changes the whole dynamic of life and when something like its introducing new your system, it gives you a new sense of understanding and that can help you and push you to evolve your personality. That's it can be a good thing

and even like when people talk about paranoia like they taken the apparently it's not thing to be paranoid every now and then just get an accurate assessment of how fuckin vulnerable you really are and how lucky you really are, and maybe just turn that around and use it to two too, to be thankful in the end of the push out positive energy, because of that fucking paranoia, don't be scared of weed is what I'm trying to say They need it Caesar, don't fear the river he doesn't no, the wind. No, I don't think that's what they said I don't know, maybe no are seen as now. It would have been a better song, there's not how really powerful songs about we'd, except perhaps songs gift, to go to Cyprus, hills. You really want to get up or for Cinema hears it thats wildly one Jim about array for five feet, long a little bit heart, but not too strong, Gilbert but not for long, if you're viper? What is that Fats Waller who's? He

while I was a song writer from Harlem in the twenty cent thirties, I guess he died, but one too pretty young and he wrote Honeysuckle rose and he wrote a hate. You cause you feel too big in them. He had about we had sunk. So, do you So much about so much weird shit. I was gonna say you do. I mean I've never heard about J, Mccaffrey and you're insane story and who dissected the dead sea schools whose an Ingersoll as John Margo Leg ROW Allegro? I cannot think of a later visages repeated subjects to death. To me, it's so funny when, in explaining to summarize never heard of a fork, some such a dork. That's all I think about this right and I think you should I think about it is funny get on these, like crazy paths of knowledge- and store weird shit that comes out people and is looking to fuck. You know our former people say waiting at things which I was think is funny, because the answers easy because I am learning about it- will for some people get stuck in a bad situation where you ve shown up and you work with a bunch of dummies, but it's a good job

so you're you're on that fly like every day this talking to dumb uninterested people whom board people. You know, and then you go home or do you watch tv like you, get something it's hard to find a good conversation, sometimes it Is it that's the thing about the progress that makes its own ends? I mean a lot of weirdos and people come to my show- or sometimes specific thing. They want to talk about some two hundred more general buddy. You there's no lack of there. Points of view and yeah. You know of interest. People are throwing things at me. All the time that I should talk about that. I don't know anything about. You know right right, then we get string, theory and David Foster, Wallace, and you know this unknown and, like I don't fucking, know looking in Baghdad, it begins its work in order to try to learn, and they sometimes, but I dont also dont want to be.

A person with a little bit of knowledge about something you gets everything wrong, gets more annoying and then my usual pedantic. I know everything about everything right. If you are, if you pretend you know more than you know, and you get shot wrong, it's your shot down immediately teeth by a million people are not good. You can't do it. You should just Google, it should google it Well, no one can google anything. That's where I find so funny about the inner webs. Everybody has a phone on them all the time and yet no one look up nominal click The first link yeah well so, if you're, asserting something silly there. This is, I don't know, the real, exciting time. I think this is the ability to to have things like your podcast. Now we could just it just gets release down to the world and then just except you, don't new viewers and do something like this and I'm sure there's gonna have a bus, People would download it now from Itunes and they get hooked on it and I'll say it said it's such a beautiful and and neat pass

you know it's also clean. It's like direct to the artists. Great groups takes it Gregg Proofs puts it online you download it you're connected right leg with one step and it's for you putting up there and you can listen to discussion, can fast border. You can burn it, you can talk and send it to someone else, I'm sure he will deal with you every once in awhile this guy from like Sweden or something- and I don't he found me he's on Facebook he'll doing ex would there's like needs. Behind a part of it and they go. That's really cool, I wouldn't have thought of you. Have videos of rats have gone on with these like really become these really inspirational videos, Madeleine spliced in music and eyes, in our speeches and fuckin, crazy shit, man and scientists, people it connect to something. On the internet. So we live in strange times. Great prove at an amazing on an exciting part, is like I'm ready for a lot of the old stuff to go away.

I think I mean I have tradition. Obviously I write with a piece of paper in a pen. Do you really know? I feel like a king right as fast that way, so I slip away from me, but I do who write it down before I go on state because one especially new stuff. I feel like a vital, physically write it down with a patent a paper. I don't remember the same. That is I've, that's exactly what I can say: jus identical survey of every comic I've talked in two or three years. Every club lead, I make everybody get their book out and show me. Where do you keep your ideas and everyday gear book Look what your lessons on a minor on hotel room, stationary, thousands of them peace. Thousands of newspaper. I know Why did you away deliberated on the phone yeah, one. I write it, you know did it today, but De Ruyter hawk the phone no in the end, I have to put it on a piece of paper and read, write, and I just think it's a mental. That's the really offer support of performing. I have

no note lists of set less on my phone but I'll go to it right before I go and stay. Sometimes I want to make sure that I remember some new shit I'm workin on, but when I read I go when are you going to that like trance? I can do that so much better when I'm typing, because I can words just appear. I got can type, in a second, whereas is takes that. Can you remember if you type now, but but I can write better so I get the Trans out and I can get more information in autism ready, but us, and then I go back at a much tougher right that I remember very well how laugh it's over my old shit and then I got carried out that gotta keep that partner. Zoning remember writings out of five hours of writing how much they actually remember, but of the active actually griping it into a paper, a piece of paper, the something about that that's like it is really like, residues of stores. In your memory ass, I got we humans, doing it. That way. For so long, it's like

It doesn't matter back where it's been five, seven ten thousand years since people started. Writing. I think it there's a real profound connection with the paper yeah. Have you thought about releasing those like me you're, like with especial when you really suspect shall release your notes as well while no, I haven't one term budget to fund fun. Article four filter magazine the guy never Germany's it. How do you hear me fumbling with my notes and that's it it's all. Different views her geostationary. So I asked my wife to picket because will also be the article just I want a picture of these Stena notes settlers- and I said to my- if you think it ought to give her the folder full of shit respite for random ones. It was one from Paris when from Minnesota one from a place, I didn't remember being a lot of algerian and somewhere you now and then there was unknown and then it just sad like Clinton,

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and I would even that out sometimes in the end, so I tend to show how just to night sharpest fastened by yeah right, so this list of now and there's letters have now and then and the last letter of notes and one centre Jimmy was Jackie Robinson. Won't you pension or a dinner at Ike was speaking out right? and Jackie was an I don't know yet, Are you out of them? Was an executive chock full of nuts coffee right like he got a job in the corporate world because he was an intelligent, capable and famous person. He became an executive, a chuckle nuts and so he went to this like banquet and Eisenhower spoke, and there was a lot of black people there who are in business, and I never said you ve gotta be patient right, your child come and all that this is the cities, while El Jackie read him a very respectful letter, but also pointed about your patience? You know

and I'm not doing it. Any justice was Juno do dear, Mr President, having recently lunch you're out. I have to say that, on behalf of my Self my raised at that time for patients is long. Past you'll find that over the past a hundred years. We ve enjoyed nothing but countless indignity, no right right right and then the repast The next letter Eisenhower wrote in back. Dear Mr Robinson, thank you for your letter. I take on board what you said and I profoundly you know well why why this exchange in a very civil and highfalutin language, not I wish that we use now, but, like formal letter writing language, the idea very explicitly expressed that he no longer had the patience to it that he felt that why should anyway- and why should I have to go to a dinner with President told them the way when even the first Fuckin black eye in the big leagues and they get a job and in business in

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