Bizarre update on Pete Davidson and Colin Jost's ferry

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Callaroga Shark Media. Hello, I'm
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Are you're enjoying the March madness.
Jimmy Fallon joked about Yale making the tournament

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and said their sign said, don't
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we should settle this on the squash
court. And this is such a bad

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loss, I'm writing it off on
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is the college basketball version of the
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year and makes a bunch of baskets
and then disappears. Netflix obviously has installed

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a spy cam in my basement studio
here. Yesterday's episode was quite long,

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twenty something minutes before I did the
edits. As soon as I finished,

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I got an email. Netflix is
a joke fest outside Joke lineup announcement outdoors

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at the Hollywood Palladium two weekends,
May third through the fifth, and May

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tenth through the twelfth. So just
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Gibbs, are you still listening?
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on Saturday, May fourth, I
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won't be able to make the festival
less. I blow Cleveland off. The

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guy in Cleveland I'm visiting right now. It's like, WHOA, don't do

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that? The Crossword Show with Zach
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Adam Myers and the drop in hosted
by Leslie Jones. Then on Sunday,

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May fifth, Netflix is a drag
Zach Sherwin again, Fred Ormisen and the

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drop in hosted by Janelle James.
Then the following weekend on the Friday that's

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May tenth, Puddles Pity Party,
a roast battle with Jeff Ross and Friends,

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and the drop in hosted by Jim
Jeffries. That's awesome. Saturday,

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May eleventh, Adam Ray's Doctor Phil
Middle Aged Dad jam band with David Wayne

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and Ken Marino, Morgan, Jay, Reggie Watts. Another roast battle and

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then the drop in hosted by Tim
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that Mother's Day. Netflix is a
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then the drop in hosted by Otsko
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Festival's outside a day pass. I'll
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in with fees, says the email
guaranteed entry to outside joke for the single

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day if you're a festival ticket holder. If you have a ticket to any

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show at the festival, you get
access to the outside joke via the standby

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line entry, first Come, first
serve. Pete Davidson has decided not to

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go forward with Bupkis season two.
It had been renewed, but Pete says

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he has decided not to continue with
it. In a statement, Pete said,

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I've always seen buck Gus as a
window in my life, since it's

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so personal about my struggles and my
family. After nearly a decade if my

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personal life being in the media,
I wanted a chance to tell my story

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my way. Of all the work
I've ever done, Bupkis is by far

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what I'm most proud of. So
grateful to Lorne Michael's in Broadway, Video,

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Peacock, Universal Television, and the
amazing cast and writers for helping me

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create something honest, funny, and
heartfelt. I do also feel that this

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part of my life is finished.
I'm very excited for this next chapter and

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for you guys to see the work. Thank you to all who support me

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for I am forever grateful. What
do you think's going on there? That's

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weird? Right now, I'm googling
Pete Davidson. I don't see anything gossip

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Cornery. But here from curbed,
I'm doing this on the fly. Here

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the plan for Pete Davidson and Colin
Jose to Staten Island Ferry. All right,

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let's read this. I'm reading this
called curved. Right three months after

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Colin Jost and Pete Davison bought a
decommissioned Staten Island Ferry for two hundred and

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eighty thousand dollars, Joe stood on
its deck like a triumphant captain as it

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was towed through New York Harbor to
a temporary dock that was two years ago.

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Ever since, the two hundred and
seventy seven foot long boat seems to

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have just sat and sat and sat. If you've ever been on the Staten

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Island Ferry, it's big locals living
near the Staten Island dock till the near

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posts. They haven't seen anyone working
on it. Pete Davison seld reporters.

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They were stone when they bought the
ferry and said he hopes it turns into

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a transformer and gets the f out
of there. Colin Jost has said,

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is it worse that I was actually
stone cold sober? On a podcast last

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year, writes Curb, Davidson broke
character and sold Seth Myers. There was

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an actual plan for the boat.
Regular conference calls about its redesign and even

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renderings quoting Peace. We had them
and do one of those computer generated show

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you what it could be things curved
asks. But who's them? One report

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on the ferry purchase named a fourth
partner ron, an architect who's worked for

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some companies I've never heard of.
Doesn't mean they're not good. I've just

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never heard of them. On the
website for that firm, it lists the

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JFKA Ferry as a project they're working
on for JFK Partners, with a budget

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of thirty four million dollars. Thirty
four million dollars. That's not a blown

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autit there, I said it twice. Thirty four million dollars and a floor

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plan of sixty five thousand square feet
thirty four million dollars. A short video

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that played on his website last month
showed his renderings for each floor. A

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top deck furnished with patio tables set
with umbrellas, another floor with two rolls

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of hotel rooms that open on a
sun decks, and a lower level with

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two clubs thirty four million dollars.
The ferry may open with two restaurants and

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six bars. I mean it's big. It's not six bars and two restaurants

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big. I don't think. I'm
not an architect. I'm not an expert.

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Been on the ferry. Fe so
doesn't say that big so. Curb

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interviewed this guy and as what's Pete
and Collins role? He said, they

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have input, They see everything.
We have meetings as needed, sometimes twice

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a week, sometimes every three months. They asked him about the six bars

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and two restaurants. The guy said, it's gonna have a lot of things.

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I think right now we have six
bars and two venues operated separately or

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combined. We have an outdoor event
space, We have restaurants, two restaurants.

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It's a big boat, almost three
hundred feet long, sixty five thousand

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square feet curved. Asked Pete.
Davison said it would have two hotels.

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Is that still happening? The guy
said, it's only one floor of hotel

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rooms. Twenty four rooms on the
fifth floor. They have private sun decks,

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but no pool pool. Something keeps
coming up. We're going back and

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forth. There's a little chacuozi kind
of thing, but not a full on

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pool. We'd have to do a
floating pool. And Davison said it's gonna

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go between Miami and New York City. The guy said, yeah, I

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think that's exactly Still, the plan
doesn't have to be in one place.

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It can move. This is amazing. All right, This is going in

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the Facebook group, but Daily Comedy
News podcast group. If you want to

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read this yourself because it's uh.
I would always say it's unbelievable, but

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it's uh. Makes me go thirty
four million dollars several times watched this.

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I'll be here in eight years telling
you how Pete Davidson's a billionaire from this.

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Ferry Triumph, the insult comic Dog, has released a special and he

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Triumph spoke to a Consequence of Sound. Rob Smigle, the voice and hand

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up Triumph's Booty, has just released
an edited version of Let's Make a Poop,

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the live game show taped at San
Francisco Sketch Fest. Smichael told Consequence

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he didn't have as much control over
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have liked. It felt like it
was the most enjoyable show had done live

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in like twenty years. If I
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might have tried to sell it somewhere. I didn't feel it was in that

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kind of shape, but I still
think it's worth sharing, so I decided

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I would share it on YouTube for
free. I gotta remember to watch this

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this weekend. Last night my daughter
had a theater show, so that killed

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Friday in ITV, and you know, the new baseball games out on the

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video game platforms. Gotta make some
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I listened to all these podcasts,
which pairs up nicely with playing baseball

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on the video game. Johnny Mack
digresses. So Michael says the sketch Fest

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show stands out because it had this
unusual dynamic of having weird Al Yankovic there

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and having people sing his presumed song
parodies, and that played out really well

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live on stage, had a really
hot audience and a really good time,

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and Rob Schneider was a funny target. As for including Schneider, Michael says,

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I'm always for putting people on as
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triumph, as long as triumph can
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like a tour and a Rob Pretty
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people you want are rich subjects.
You may or may not know that Rob

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Schneider has gotten politically outspoken in recent
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a passketch fest and they didn't want
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now the audience will be too upset, and I'm like, you don't get

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it. The whole point hasn't going
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very satisfying. So Michael understands why
people have this impulse. Everything is so

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heightened down. People don't even want
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The word normalized is a very popular
word. Now. I had to take

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my sweatshirt off. It's five trillion
degrees in the basement today. I don't

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know why it's cold out. So
Michael says, there is a class person

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that I wouldn't give a platform too, even to make fun. People that

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I feel are like grifters and are
saying things they don't even necessarily means they're

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saying it to cultivate a certain audience. I didn't feel like Rob Schneider fell

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into that category, but there are
people that do, and I wouldn't interact

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with them, even as Triumph.
I'd just be like, nah, I

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don't want to get anything out of
this. I don't want you to come

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away feeling like you got exposure credit
for laughing yourself. They're not doing it

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in a funny way like Triumph might
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them think they are, but they're
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They're just fanning the flames of paranoia
and anger. I wonder who he means,

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Like seriously, wonder who he means. He did want to have on

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commentator Ben Shapiro. Triumph would have
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I don't know if San Francisco's audience
it'll let me do it. But I

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like putting people out and ridiculing them
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I feel like that guy has always
been consistent, least he feels like he

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genuinely subscribes to what he says.
That's a lot more tolerable to me,

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a lot of people find him obnoxious, but he tries to speak intelligently.

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Smichael says, now this interview is
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Rolling Stone tagged on and said,
triumphast if he could perform some of

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his favorite weird house boofs, only
he delivered some whole there is dumb,

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half baked ones. Al definitely didn't
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wanted dead or alive. Another mud
slide, a take on Fleetwood, Max

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Lan slide about fast casual takeout and
bowel movements. Triumph pretended weird. Al

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wrote numerous parodies of green Day's Good
Riddance, one being about being confused by

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cream cheese with chives, one about
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one about a flight attendant explaining how
a seat works as a flotation device,

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and one about not getting Paul Thomas
Anderson's inherent vice this is fun and I

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forgot I pulled the clip. Let's
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Michael Winslow can reproduce any sound except
for a casting director saying you got the

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part notable for twenty Please know the
bulls for twenty Okay, Republicans in twenty

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six states have been working to outlaw
this act that many conservatives consider immoral.

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What is voting Okay? During the
game show Puperty, which you just heard

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twice, the game required audio clues
to answer questions about who wrote famous pop

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parodies of songs by Rim and Lona
del Rey. Thomas Lennon came out first,

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delivering a version of losing my religion
about purchasing per Simmons, sam or

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Ruffin tackle, the latter turning summertime
status into a tune about watching tennis.

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Great Pete Sampras close it out.
Triumph got weird Alu himself to perform a

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duet of one of the fake songs, a spoof of Chandelier about wanting to

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binge old sitcoms, the chorus,
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Wow long again. Today there's just
been so much news. I just bumped

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five stories. We've got plenty of
other days. We can get to things

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on your HBO Max Max HBO Max
Tonight, Romi yousef more Feelings. Rommi

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will offer his unique reflections on our
divided world. The unexpected perils of charitable

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giving and more, including the twenty
twenty four presidential election, the importance of

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prayer, and a childhood book report
that changed the course of his life.

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Before October seventh, Romy says he
was touring an hour long set that included

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a story about going home with a
woman and finding out she had and Israeli

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flag on the wall. He says, I'm horny, so I'm trying to

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justify it. That's the star of
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Jewish big Post October seventh, he
didn't have to throw everything out and start

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over, but he knew he'd have
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out. October tenth, they get
a call from a guy. I know,

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yo, bro, where are you
at with Hamas? Yusef is defiant?

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Where I'm at? Are we effing
you think any of us like what

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happened? We hate seeing people die. It made me cry. His punchline

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spoiler, you know me? You
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Taliman. Guy talked about people asking
him about Israel and Hamas and he said,

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let's be real, at the bottom
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the question is you think I'm out
like this, you think there's a chance.

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I think terrorism's cool. And he
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Taliban? He said, we tried
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to get the pop or the laugh
you want. The interviewer was like,

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wait really, Robbi said no,
it was always Taliban. That's not the

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kind of joke you can workshop with
a bunch of Arabs, though, because

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at a certain point someone non Arab
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guys talking about? The joke in
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avoid. The New Indian Express was
curious about in the special, did somebody

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from Joe Biden's campaign really reach out
to you in twenty twenty? Romy said,

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yeah, itIt a zoom. I
mean they're nice people, by the

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way, like they're really good and
I think, you know, obviously in

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the special, it's kind of fun
to play with those situations. We'ren't a

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really interesting predicament where it's kind of
like, hey, you sure you want

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to complain about Biden because Trump is
worse? And then it's kind of like,

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all right, you know that's kind
of textbook abuse, right, you

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know, you don't say anything because
then it's going to get worse. And

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you say, Okay, I thought
we're in a democracy, or aren't we

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supposed to kind of question it and
poke at it. And then I'm feeling

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an interesting thing where we're kind of
voicing what I think is an incredibly fair

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argument and also starting to feel this
feeling of, hey, you might blow

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this election for Robbie might get himself
in trouble. Here he was asked about

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Taylor Swift coming to see one of
his shows, and he said, I

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mean she was like person of the
Year. It kind of becomes this huge

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talking point or whatever. I've kind
of a throw away joke about it.

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Watch out, be careful here,
let's listen to what the throw away joke

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might be. Says. For the
most part, it's like we just met,

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you know, Like she was a
big fan of the movie Poor Things.

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Boy, She's gonna be mad at
that joke. So I don't know

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if that's gonna say, but she's
a really cool person. All Right,

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that's long enough for today's mura.
It's gonna be long too, because I

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could tell you have any stories I
just bumped. That's your comedy news for

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