Bill Burr on alt comedy sucking PLUS  The Great Comedy Show Toilet Debate: To Go or Not to Go

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Callaroga shark media with all other problems
in the world solved. A debate broke

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out on Good Morning Britain about whether
audiences should be allowed to take a toilet

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break during a comedy show or not. High I'm Johnny mag with your daily

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comedy news. Comedian Kane Brown said
getting up to use the toilet distracts others.

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Broadcaster Anime Megan said it's a human
right. This debate comes after Frankie

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Boyle told venue staff not to allow
people back into a show if they go

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to the bathroom after his act has
started. Caane Brown, the comedian,

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said, I agree. I'm with
Frankie. It's really disruptive. As a

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comedian. The one thing we requires
attention, that's all we ask. Your

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attention will do the rest. Getting
up to use the toilet, we're using

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your phone distracts other people and it
distracts us on stage. I'll I agree

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about the phone, but come on, I might have to go to the

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bathroom when you want. Anime,
the TV host said it's up to the

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comedian to make the audience pay attention
and suggested that if the folks are going

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to the loo, maybe they're bored. It's a human right to go to

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the toilet. You're not doing hamlet. You're getting ankled, I assume,

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and you're heckling back. Why can't
people use the toilet King, the comedian

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said, it's use of the people
in the middle row and they have to

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excuse themselves. They have to go
stand up. They're rubbing their nether regions

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on the back of people's necks.
It's distracting. And of the host said,

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if you go to a common space
to see a comedian or any show,

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you have to understand there are people
on either side of you that might

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need something. The comedian said,
you don't respect the art form of comedy.

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If you have a problem with your
bladder, sit in the back or

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on an aisle. What do you
think? Let me know. On the

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Facebook group Daily Comedy News podcast group, Bill Burr was talking about the current

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comedy scene and what he's seeing at
the clubs and he said, in one

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corner of the hipsters and skinny jeans
and buddy hollyglasses or playing or a room

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of people who look just like them. In the other corner, the hard

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working club comics slung punchlines in front
of a brick wall, working the room

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and taking on the hecklers. Bill
Burr was in the latter group, and

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by twenty twelve he'd had enough of
the nerds who condescended on the regular folks

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who told good old fashioned jokes.
Burr on his podcast that I really can't

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wait for the backlash on nerds.
I've had it with them embracing the fact

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that they're awkward, to the point
of pretending to be awkward even when you're

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not. The alternative comedy scene is
like the hair metal scene in late nineteen

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eighty nine. We're about a year
away before Nevermind's gonna come out. They're

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all going to be scurrying. I
can't effing wait. He finds the alt

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scene homogenized. That's what I don't
like about. Okay, no heckling,

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no drugs, no obnoxious behavior,
no aggressiveness. The alt scene eliminated every

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reason it takes Cojones to be a
comedian, every reason people want to be

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a comic. But never effing did
it you remove from that situation. They've

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just created this bleeping comedy womb.
It's like a radio station. It's not

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even a crowd. It's like an
effing radio station. I only performed at

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hipster's age eighteen to twenty four,
where skinny loose jeans that have black framed

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glasses. When the jokes don't go
over the act like the crowd is dumb.

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He compared alt comics to specialists like
long snappers on a football team.

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You can only probably one fing position, and you turn around. You blame

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the crowd burst fed up with the
amount of shots over the effing years that

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they've taken up a club comics like
we're all a bunch of hacks talking about

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airplane food, like they're above us. Then you go do some benefit or

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some comedy festival. They put club
comics and all comics together, and what

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happens. All the all comics go
on early. That's who gets to mop

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up in the end, two hours
on thefing show a club comic. Just

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for the record, the all scene
was started by club comics. All those

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guys, David Cross, Bob Odenkirk, Dana Gould, Mark Marin Beasts,

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all of them. They could perform
in off track betting and they could have

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a great set. But he says
that first wave has created a generation of

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comedy nepo babies. They're almost like
rich kids who have kids. They struggle

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up through all this stuff and then
they just have these kids in their first

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cars. Like a Maserati. They
wrap it around a pole and there's no

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ramifications. Love it. Larry David
was on Rick Eisen's show. Apparently Larry

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David doesn't like kicking in football.
It's old, Rick, guys. And

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you know about the UFL. It's
starting up. It's a spring football league,

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and you know how I feel about
the Gold Pulse, right. I

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thought, let me talk to somebody
in the UFL. I mean, it's

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insane. So my agent got me
on the phone with Dwayne Johnson. Johnson

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is the face of the UFL.
I think he's a major investor. I

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don't know, doesn't matter. Why
doesn't he like kicking. Suppose there was

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a baseball game and there were two
parallel bars and deep center field that were

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twelve feet apart, and you could
get a guy off the bench to hit

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a fung go and if you got
it through the bars, you'd get a

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run. I mean, what's the
point, has nothing to do with the

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game. I kind of like that
idea better than the ghost Runners. Nick

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Swartzen describes a stand up comedy as
it's like crack, but instead of a

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pipe, you have a mic.
I've never done crack, but when I've

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done with stand up, there's a
solid fallback plan. Film is way different

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than stand up. You have to
work on a script, go in a

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pre production film, edit market and
then see how it goes take over a

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year. Stand up is immediate.
I can write a joke, go on

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stage at night and see if they
hate it. Film I have to wait

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for a year to critics to tell
me to have off. Brad Williams spoke

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to Nouveau dot Net about being a
father and they were curious about the difference

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between being a father and being a
comedian. Brad said, it's two different

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characters. When I'm on the road
doing theaters, it's rockstar life. There

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are thousands of people were excited to
see. There's cheering, the people want

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to meet you. There's everybody at
the theater who's like, whatever you need.

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Then you get home and no one
gives a hoot that you just sold

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thousands the tickets and made a lot
of money. All it is is getting

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up, making breakfast with the kid, walking her to school, and doing

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stuff during the day. The wife
doesn't care, the kid doesn't care,

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nobody cares. I don't know if
I'm balancing family and work correctly. The

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people on my work side would say
I'm doing too much family, and my

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family would probably say I'm doing too
much work, which means I'm probably doing

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it right if both sides are unhappy. TJ. Miller was on the Loud

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at Wire at Nights podcast, DJ
said, I listen to rock albums growing

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up, but I also listen to
stand up comedy albums. I listen to

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Steve Martin's a Wild and Crazy Guy
and comedy is not pretty, Bob Newhart.

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I listened to Lenny Bruce, even
Richard pryor George Carl and all those

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guys were so amazing. I love
a room full of strangers all getting together

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and laughing and really enjoying something that
they can all equally love. Steph Tolev

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told WPR one of her big influences
was Kids in the Hall. I like

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Goofy. When I think comedy can
be so over the top, it becomes

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funnier to me. Her current tour
is called Fifth Queen, and she said,

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somebody really worded my comedy very well. She's like, you're so gross,

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but you're so goofy that it makes
it not as gross. Also,

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I am gross. I think like
this. It's not like I'm trying to

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be gross. I'm a very open
person. I'm very sexual. I talk

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about that stuff very openly, and
I think people do too, but they

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just like to say that they don't. A couple things for you to check

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out my substack that's where I write
my media thoughts. The link is in

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the show notes, but it's mcdeepod
dot substack dot com. It might ask

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you for a donation. I'm not
looking to charge people for that. But

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the way substack works is I have
to have such an option out there,

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otherwise the whole back end doesn't work. But just blow through that and be

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like, nope, I want it
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in the notes mcdeepod at dot substack
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I've been donating for twenty years and
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appreciate that. The Melbourne and Comedy
Festival continues. Oh so tomorrow I did

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a special episode. Tomorrow is a
deep dive on up and coming Ozzy.

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So tomorrow is me going, hey, here's somebody and a clip, and

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here's somebody else you haven't heard of
in a clip. So it's clearly a

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pre tape to accommodate Easter, but
I think it came out really well.

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So if you want to get turned
on to some new folks, that's tomorrow.

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And the Melbourne Comedy Festival continues.
Now, since tomorrow's already in the

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can, I'll do two days worth
here and as I've mentioned, because of

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the way time zones work, I
have to stay a day in advance,

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So Sunday, March thirty one in
Australia like this show title one hundred and

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one Ways to Annoy your parents and
other really old people. The Amazing Drumming

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Monkeys, the show for little kids. I'm curious. I'm clicking why they

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it's out. It is Australia's favorite
little kid's puppet show. The Monkeys have

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performed at festivals and events all over
the world. It's monkeys drumming looks like

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the kind of thing you'd see over
by the two Can show at Disney World.

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You know what I'm talking about.
It it's like that, well,

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like a thing you'd see it chuck
e cheese. But it's drumming monkeys.

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Why not a lot of kids shows
tomorrow? Bubble Show in Space after completely

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selling out their Melbourne run in twenty
twenty three, Doctor Bubble and Milkshake return

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with their most amazing Bubble adventure yet. Milkshake wants a star from space,

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so she and Doctor Bubble travel to
outer space in a bubble rocket that launches

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to the sky to see if they
can get her one. Perth Happenings gave

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it five stars. Fort to the
Future fart's are not my thing, but

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I clicked on this Far to the
Future. Jed and Jamie's friend, Doc

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Hockinbottom are lost in time, and
the only way to rescue him is to

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use the farts of famous historical figures
to travel through time. Suitable for audiences

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six through twelve and fifty four years
old. Appearently, all right, let

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me get out of the kids section
and scroll down here and find some stuff

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for adults. Michael Chamberlain's completely incomplete
history of Australian rules football. The Adelaide

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Advertiser says, entertaining intelligent. This
guy is funny of these little reviews Best

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of British, So like, I'm
not going to go to Australia to see

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Best of British. But I guess
if I lived in Melbourne that would be

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cool, right, Yes, Boats
and bogans one of my favorite words that

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I discovered last year. I wasn't
familiar with it. There'll be stories and

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there'll be stomach hurting, get spewing, pants peeing. The Adelaide Show gave

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it four stars, saying great snapshot
of Adelaide's comedy scene some actual stand up

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with a clip Cecilia Porcola's I'm as
surprised as you are. Let's listen.

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One day, I got up in
the morning and one of my flatmates was

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in the kitchen making breakfast, and
I went morning and she went mate,

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yeah, and she goes, I
gotta tell you I heard you having sex

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last night. And I was like, well great, this is embarrassing because

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I was not having sex last night. Not even a little bit. She

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goes, yeah, I'll figured it
out. What had happened was she has

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a tiny dog right at Chiawa Crosspapion. Its head is smaller than my fist.

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Okay, it sleeps in her room
with her. Somehow it got stuck

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outside her bedroom door, so it
was crying and scratching at her bedroom door,

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and she heard that sound. I
have a tiny dog crying and scratching,

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and when that'll be sillious, bleeping, bleeping. I had a clip

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it there. She dropped an F
bomb, but the punchline there was you

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know, doing the stuff. Ooh, it was close, very funny clip

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like her. Kirsty weback, I'll
be the judge of that also has a

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clip for us. Let's check this
out. Hello, Hello, besties.

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I'm not one of those comedians who
singles out people in the audience and thought

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I has a chat to them.
You know, we've all been to one

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of those shows before the comedians gotten
up on stage and they'd be like,

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what do you do? And we're
like, oh, no, I wish

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I did something better, you know, and then they just rinse them for

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ten minutes in front of their tinder
day like I don't really do it,

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like no shade on other comedians,
but I think it's a little bit cheeky.

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You know. We're like, buy
a ticket, come and support my

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career, watch my show. Oh
no, you are the show, you

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know, but we are. We're
one of the few modes of entertainment that

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does it. And I actually went
to the ballet recently because I'm a real

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culture vault. That is not true. I went to the ballet because I

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was tricked into it by mate.
And this is how she tricked me.

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She suggested we attend the ballet in
the fun voice. You might be aware

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of the fun voice. It's a
little bit quicker. It's a little bit

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high pitched, which should be in
the ballet. It gets me every time.

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I was like, hell, yeah, let's go to the ballet.

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A couple of days later, I
was looking at my bank account and I

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was like, why are we going
to the ballet again? I want to

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remind everybody when I pull these clips, I'm basically pulling the first minute,

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and you know, she may be
building into something there. I don't know.

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Boy, there's like seventy more shows
if I scrolled down, but I

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got to do two days worth here. So let's see who's playing on Monday,

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April first in Melbourne, Australia at
the Melbourne International Comedy Festival March twenty

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seventh through April twenty first. Barry
Potter and the Magic of Wizardry. All

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right, what's this? Experienced the
wonder of world class wizardry in the realm

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of messenger, owls, robe,
wizards and flying broomsticks. Not sure what's

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going on there, but it's fun. At the Basement Comedy Club, Ben

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Knight and Friends Educators. Their logo
is a chalkboard with educators who are no

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that caught my eye ever wondered what
teachers think about you and your kids?

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Joined Ben Night as he hosts a
lineup show of educators who have since become

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stand up comedians. That's fun.
Weird Al Piano Bar, what's this?

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Come? Worship at the Shrine of
Yankovic with Milburn's silliest sing along. Weird

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Al Piano Bar venerates the undisputed king
of the pop parody song weird Al with

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lyrics projected on the screen. Here's
your chance to sing, shout and praise

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his Holy name. No actual weird
Al, It's just weird al karaoke.

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All Right, this podcast is going
to be endlessly long if I keep going

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here, So let me get to
more news. Rachel Senat she's been the

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it girl lately in the movies.
She's getting a show on HBO a pilot

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anyway. In untitled project, a
codependent friend group reunites, navigating how the

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time apart, ambition, and new
relationships have changed them. Ari Spears wants

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to make it clear that he has
nothing against Lebron James. He said to

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me, Lebron's in my top five? Do I think he's better than Michael

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Jordan. No, I don't give
an f if he scores eighty thousand points.

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He's been in the league since preschool. As popular as Lebron is,

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is he globally famous like on the
Love of Jordan? No? Has he

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impacted the game of the Love of
Jordan. No. He also noted how

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Michael Jordan revolutionized the sponsorship part of
basketball with their Jordan sneakers. And that's

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your comedy news for today. If
you enjoy the program, tell a friend

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about it, they might look at
you. Tomorrow's episode is pretty cool.

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Hope you enjoy it. Would love
some feedback on it on the Daily Comedy

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News podcast group. Happy Easter and
see you tomorrow and Monday.