March 2, 2025

Bill Burr's Elon Musk Controversy, Mae Martin's New Album, and Jerry Seinfeld on Parenting

Bill Burr's Elon Musk Controversy, Mae Martin's New Album, and Jerry Seinfeld on Parenting

Johnny Mac delivers today's comedy news starting with a technical mishap involving his dog and his headphones. The episode covers Bill Burr's controversial comments on Elon Musk, Mae Martin's commentary on being a non-binary comedian in the U.S., and...

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Johnny Mac delivers today's comedy news starting with a technical mishap involving his dog and his headphones. The episode covers Bill Burr's controversial comments on Elon Musk, Mae Martin's commentary on being a non-binary comedian in the U.S., and Jerry Seinfeld and Jim Gaffigan's takes on the current news cycle and parenting. There's also an intriguing story of Colin Jost searching through dumpsters for Scarlett Johansson's ring and info on upcoming comedy cruises with Rachel Dratch and Nate Borghese.

00:00 The Dog
00:34 Bill Burr's Controversial Comments
02:04 Mae Martin on Comedy and Politics
03:14 Jerry Seinfeld and Jim Gaffigan's Insights
06:30 Rosebud Baker on SNL and Stand-Up
08:16 George Lopez's Mysterious Absence of Press
08:58 Colin Jost's Dumpster Dive
09:36 Rachel Dratch's Women-Only Cruise

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Callaroga Shark Media. Hello, Johnny Mack with your daily comedy news.

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I'm laughing because I sound different in my own ears.

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My dog ate my headphones, so I'm using actually today

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a bear I got from the airline. And you know

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what great quality airline headphones are. I digress. Tonight is

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the Oscars. I did a preview episode of the Oscars yesterday,

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if you want to check that out, and we'll talk

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about Shane Gillis hosting Saturday Night Live. We'll talk about

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that tomorrow as well. Bill Burr called Elon Musk an

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effing baby and just like Hitler. This happened on Bill

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Burr's podcast. Apparently Twitter had flagged Bill Burr's account after

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Burr had made fun of Elon Musk's awkward wave. Bill said,

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when I'm to the Twitter guy guy lost his effing mind.

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That effing Twitter guy he literally see kyled. He did

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just hile. You can accidentally hile, but when he had

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to see you mean it first, I'd say it was funny.

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I made fun another Twitter guy for seek Hilingk not

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once twice. And I never look at my emails. I'll

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scroll through my emails, and it said my Twitter can't

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have been flagged. I don't even tweet anymore. What an

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e F and baby just like Hitler an EF and baby.

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Burr then goes on to rant how Hitler was one

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of the biggest effing cowards ever for killing himself instead

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of facing the music. Burr then went on to rant

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about Hiller, calling Hitler one of the biggest cowards ever

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for killing himself instead of facing the music. At the

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end of World War Two. It's been a lot of

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Bill Burr press. He's out promoting Glengarry Glenn Ross right now,

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and I'm starting to wonder is Bill gonna lose the

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old fans? And I'm not sure why I'm feeling that,

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but I'm feeling it. I think it's a combination of

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being overexposed a little too much Bill Burr lately. And

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I've said that about a few comedians. Tim Gaffigan needs

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to tap the breaks, Nikki Glazer needs to tap the brakes.

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I feel like there's just a little bit much to

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Bill Burr and the Bill Burr were increasingly getting is

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some sort of mainstream media Bill Burr and not the

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quote unqute angry Bill bur of his youth. Bill's got

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a special coming up later this month, so we'll be

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getting a lot of bill press in the next few weeks.

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May Martin spoke to The La Times. May has made

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a rock album. The La Times asked, May, this is

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obviously a tense time for a non binary Canadian comedian

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in the US, I holding up. May said, like everybody,

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I'm full of existential dread and trying not to let

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the doom permeate too much and not to be paralyzed

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by how hopeless it all feels right now, because I

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know that it's not hopeless, it just feels like such

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a massive step back. I have a lot of friends

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who are articulate activists, and I tried to take my

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clues from them La Times. This election cycle showed how

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some elements of stand up comedy culture drive a lot

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to the far right. With President Trump going on, Joe

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Rogan and Tony Hinchcliffe performing at a Trump rally. Dave

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Chappelle arguably contributed to the current anti trans backlash in

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his work. The question is an unnerving to see people

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with backgrounds and stand up having this direct line to

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the far right in power. May said, yeah, it's very strange,

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but I could see where they met. Because governments reach

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into reality TV. Now you've got the host of the Apprentice.

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Of course he's going to want to talk to that

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host of Fear Factor. That's funny. But those guys you're referencing,

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they're not part of my comedy community. I don't think

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about them. What I want is for you to engage

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in combat with them. I'd rather be aligned with qualified

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people and thinkers and scientists. I hope that the heroes

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of mine are still fighting the good fight and not

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falling into this perception that the enemy is the WOLP left.

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The San Diego Union Tribune caught up with Jerry Seinfeld

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and Jim gaff again. They asked, Jim, one of your

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favorite comedy topics has been your weight battle. As your

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perspective on food changed, and do you and Jerry eat

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together one on tour? Gaffigan said, Jerry eats more during

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the day than anyone I've ever seen, and I'm an eater.

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He eats breakfast and then eats lunch. Then come around

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five o'clock he so discipline he stops eating. I have

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no discipline, but I'm more of a late night eater,

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which is probably the healthiest time to do it, especially

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a big stake at Burgers. Then I can climb in

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bed and see how many nightmares I have. The great

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thing about an appetite suppressant is that I still have

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the desire, but just consume like a human being rather

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than a dog. That got a laugh out of Jerry.

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The conversation moved to the current news cycle. Jim said,

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we live in such a twenty four hour news cycle.

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I'd like to give these people the audience credit that

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they're mourning whatever crisis, man or natural. But at the

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shows they got out of their way not to acknowledge that.

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I'd say that after nine to eleven it was weird performing,

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But otherwise, humans are always looking to embrace denial. Jerry said,

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We're never in a good place. It doesn't matter what's

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going on in the world. I went to the premiere

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of Amy Schumer's new movie Kind of Pregnant and sat

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in a pack movie theater and everybody laughed their heads

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off from start to finish. Really, Jerry, everybody laughed their

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heads off and kind of pregnant. Who was in the audience.

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I digress. Jerry says, that's what a comedy show is.

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You're enjoying the movie, but also fifty percent of the

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fun as being around people who were laughing, and everybody

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forgets what they were upset about. What an amazing feeling

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it was to sit in an audience. It's like Jurassic

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Park with dinosaur rides. Good question here, what are some

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of the things making you laugh right now? Jerry said,

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I've been thinking about the number of different fake identities.

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I seem to be a husband and father. I actually

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had a chameleon and the cute little lizard asked me,

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how are you able to transform yourself like that? And

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I said to the lizard, coming from you, that's a

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real compliment. I got to laugh out of Jim. Jerry continued,

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I've learned her audiences really think that I'm this person

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who is thoughtful and empathetic to their problems and interested

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in their day, and they're buying it. Jim has said,

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I'm going to a middle score basketball game today and then

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a girls high school basketball game after that, and there's

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some anxiety in my life. It's very raw rod the games,

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and I think you shouldn't say anything. I'm amazing parents

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that lose it at these games. I can't believe they

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really care. I'm always nervous about committing to the kids' games,

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so don't know what the schedule is. The last thing

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you want to say is I'll be there and don't

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show up, and there's ten years of therapy. Jerry commented,

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if your father showed up but everything you did, you'd think,

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what's wrong with him? Is dad? Okay? Jim said, my

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dad came to a couple of football games, but it

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would be weird if he came to everything. Now, if

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you don't go to a game, you're consider the great

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Satan parents. I will tell you those years go fast.

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I feel like it was five minutes ago. I was

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the coach of some five year old Rex soccer kids

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and they're all graduating college. Now it goes so fast.

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Enjoy all those games. I disagree with Jim and Jerry.

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Make every game that you can. This has been my

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first fall, and now spring is an empty nester and

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I two weeks ago, I said to my wife, it's

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six thirty eight pm and I've watched two movies already.

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I don't know what to do with myself. Now, once

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it gets warm, I'll go out sign we'll go hiking

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and hiking being generous walking out in the forest somewhere.

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I start doing that and I'll start running again. But

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it has just been so cold. I've just been watching everything.

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Have you watched Paradise yet? By the way, watch Paradise.

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This weekend's episode of Paradise was one of the top

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episodes of television ever. No qualifier. There, Did you hear

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me what I said? This weekend's Paradise was one of

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the best episodes of television ever. No qualifier. I'm not

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going to tell you what the show's about. I'm not

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going to tell you why I'm saying that. Just watch Paradise.

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It's on Hulu. I digress again. Rosebud Baker talked to

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The Hollywood Reporter. They were curious how she finds the

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difference between watching her self perform as opposed to watching

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the SNL cast perform their materials she writes for SNL.

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Great question, Rosebud said, I get the same juice from it.

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I really love getting a win. That means getting people

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to laugh, whether or not I'm the person performing it.

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It's funny. When I started as a stand up I

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didn't think I wanted to write stuff that someone else

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got to do. But now it's a really good feeling.

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And the thing about SNL is that it's collective wins.

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You don't necessarily get credit for your specific liner joke,

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but when it's a loss, it's a collective life. Rosebud.

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Was it like getting back to stand up after having

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the baby? Rosebud said, the first time going back on

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stage was wild. I felt like I had gone to

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space and come back and I was like, I went

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to space, and Everybody's like, yeah, Okay, we've seen his

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pictures of space, and I'm like, but these are my

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pictures of space. They're mine. You feel so weirdly separate

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from the world, and especially from the comedy world. I

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had to find my footing. Hollywood Reporter, you have a

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few jokes in the special about feeling as though men

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are useless when going through things like IVF. Do men

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get the absurdity of the gender gaps and those experiences?

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Rosebud said, Look, the short answer is I don't care.

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The longer answer is if men are able to watch

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it laugh at it, that doesn't make me happy, because

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I do want comedy to be a unifying thing. That's

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what I aim for. That being said when I was

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writing this, I was thinking of women because I was

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writing from my perspective. I thought, this one's for the girlies.

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But I've been surprised that the number of men that

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have responded to the special. I don't hate it. I'll

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take the win. And then they were curious what part

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of SNL fifty she liked, and she said I was

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lucky enough, lucky ish because it's a double edged sword.

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But I did get the week of the fiftieth off

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because it was the senior writers and the alumni who

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were writing for the special. So I was just able

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to enjoy the show on the party, which was really nice.

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It helped remind me what a legendary place this is

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to work. You can lose sight of that when you

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come in every day. Your heroes are hanging on the walls,

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but that doesn't always sink in being there at that show.

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It really sunk in how lucky I am. This is

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part of comedy history and I got to be there.

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That rosebud piece reminded me that I hadn't seen any

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press about George Lopez at all. Remember, he had a

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comedy special that came and went and nobody talked about it.

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And as of this recording I haven't watched yet. Let

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me type George Lopez into Google's see what comes up.

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George Lopez is almost unrecognizable now with long hair. George

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is only sixty three and he's retiring. That's curious. Let's see, yep,

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from a month ago, all these articles about his hair.

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So he apparently did no press for that special. That's

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just weird, really weird. Let's file that away in the

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back of our mind because sometime in the next x

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years we're gonna find out why there was no press

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for this special. I've been doing this for a while.

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There's gonna be something there. Colin Jill dug through twelve

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dumpsters of trash trying to find wife Scarlett Johansson's lost

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engagement ring. Colin told a story on Pop Culture Jeopardy

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and said it was a great day for me. One time,

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Scarlett told Jost she thought she might have accidentally thrown

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the ring in the trash. Colin goes through twelve dumpsters

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and says, I went back to the house and she said, oops,

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it was in my pocket. I understand. I'm somebody who

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I don't know. Nine times a day will ask my wife,

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have you seen my keys and they're in my hand?

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Or have you seen my phone and they're in my pocket?

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And I'll find my keys on my phone and my

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keys will be in my pocket. I'm that person you

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don't want to live with me. Rachel Dratch is bringing

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her comedic talent to the Uniworld Boutique River Cruise inaugural

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women only cruise. Yes, do you want to sail through

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France on the SS Catherine beginning August twenty fourth, Rachel

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Dratch will be there. The crew says, we're beyond excited

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to welcome the incredibly talented and hilarious Rachel Dratch aboard

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our special women only cruise. This cruise is all about

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bringing women together to new experiences, create friendships, and enjoy

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plenty of laughter along the way. So is this the

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new thing cruises? No, men, I'll remind you, we have

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our own cruise. It's called Burt Krascher's fully loaded at sea.

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So if you want to take your shirt off and

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do manly man stuff, yeah, Bert Krescher does these. It

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doesn't look like there's a new one scheduled, but there

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is the Nate Berghazy Cruise coming up. Now that one's

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probably family friendly, right. I don't think we'd be taking

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our shirt off and doing whatever us guys do when

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the women aren't around. We're not gonna be doing that

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on the Nate cruise. That's for the Burt Cruise. But

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there's no Burt Cruise scheduled right now. Look at the pictures.

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Looks like it was fun anyway. The Trick comedy news

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for today. All right, we'll talk Oscars in Shane Gillis

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in the morning. See you then,