Dec. 22, 2025
Comedy News Today - which comedians had the biggest earning tours of 2025
Johnny Mac's 'Daily Comedy News' dives into Billboard's top 10 comedy tours of 2025, highlighting the achievements of comedians like Nate Brize, Kevin Hart, Nikki Glaser, and more. Nikki Glaser earns a spot as the only woman in the top 10, while Weird Al Yankovic and Matt Rife also make notable appearances. The episode also includes a playful segment about Bert Kreischer's supposed parking habits, a profile on Marc Maron's reflective thoughts on aging, and mentions of Jimmy Carr's commitment to comedy and Chloe Fineman's quirky hotel partnerships. There's a humorous retelling of a WGA meeting anecdote by John Mulaney and Robbie Hoffman, and a mention of the 'Everybody Loves Raymond' reunion special. Finally, comedian Connor Wood shares his travel essentials.
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Callaroga Shark Media. Hey there, I'm Johnny mag with your
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daily comedy news, daily briefing on stand up comedy comedians
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of the comedy industry. The kind of phrase that someone
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like Jay Leno would say if they were trying to
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goose these Spotify transcription algorithm to goose their podcast and
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the Spotify rankings. But of course jay Leno doesn't have
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a podcast, so he would never say a phrase like that.
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Bill Board has released the Top ten comedy tours of
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twenty twenty five. By the way, this is a real
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episode today. This is not a filler episode. This just
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happens to be the new story. Top ten comedy Tours
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of twenty twenty five. Only two names made their debut
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in the top ten. Half of them or on twenty
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twenty fours. Round up those two names, weird Al and
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Nikki Glazer. Glazer also made the top one hundred acts
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of all genres. Only two comedy acts played one hundred
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shows or more this year are Gabriel Iglesias and Nicki Glazer.
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Billboard says Glazer is the only woman in comedy's top ten.
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It's not necessarily a breakthrough for representation, but it improves
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on last year's all male list. It's been nine years
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since a woman led the comedy list. That year, Amy
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Schumer grossed nineteen point five million dollars from thirty six shows,
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and twenty sixteen, let's take a look at the list.
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Number ten Jim Gaffigan The Barely Alive Tour fifteen point
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seven million dollars, seventy four shows, one hundred ninety two
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thousand tickets. Number nine Nicki Glazer at you compare with
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Amy Well? Nicki grossed nineteen point five million, compared to
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Amy making eighteen million ten years ago, and Nicky did
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one hundred and twenty shows, two hundred and ninety four
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thousand tickets. Number eight Joe Cooy. He one time hosted
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the Golden Globes, but I don't have time for that today.
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He did eighty three shows and grossed twenty point nine
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million dollars. So who's laughing now, Well, actually, Taylor Swift
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is still laughing. Taylor can sell three hundred three thousand
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tickets at about four seconds. Number seven you won't guess
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this name. Jeff Dunham. He's still out there with the puppets. Yeah,
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ninety shows, four hundred three thousand tickets twenty six point
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one million dollars. Number six, You love to hate him? No,
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he's not Jay Leno. He's Matt Rife. Sorry, he's funny.
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Get over it. Forty six shows, twenty seven point nine
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million dollars, three hundred and thirty thousand tickets. Somebody likes him,
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and I'm one of those people. But I like this
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next person a lot more than I like Matt Riife.
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He's weird. Al Yankovic. Number five The Bigger and Weirder
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Tour seventy two shows, four hundred, twenty two thousand tickets,
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twenty eight point six million dollars grossed. Weird, hel you go.
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Number four Gabe Iglesias. He's quietly going about his business.
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One hundred shows, gross thirty five point three million and
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sold four hundred ninety five thousand tickets. Dude, do one
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more show gets a half a million? Number three? Oh
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my god. Even the image they're using on billboard, he's
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making a stupid face. I can't take it. Sebastian Maniscalco's
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what if Dice Clay was an old Man Tour? Oh no,
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that's not the name of it. It's it's the eight
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a right tour, same thing, forty one shows, four hundred
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and twenty five thousand tickets, forty two point nine million
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dollars grossed. Ough, guys, come on, Kevin Hart never a
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free to work. He did eighty two concerts aside from
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his eighty two jobs, three hundred and thirty four thousand
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tickets and gross to forty three point one million dollars,
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and the top touring comedian of the year. Although I'm
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wondering if this is gonna hold? Have we reached peak
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of this name? Is this movie going to help? Is
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the theme park ever gonna happen? But so far things
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are good for Nate Berghetzi six hundred and seventy seven
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thousand tickets, seventy six shows, fifty six point seven million
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dollars for the Big Dumb Eyes World Tour. Now I
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have another list, but then you guys are gonna think
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this is fillers, so it's not. So I'm gonna skip
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the list and tomorrow I'll do this Deadline Comics who
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won twenty twenty five list. Also tomorrow Comedy Festivus. So
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jump in the Facebook group Daily Comedy News podcast group.
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Try and get there before noon, which is when I
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usually record will air some comedy grievances on tomorrow show.
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Mark Maren was profiled by Esquire, and I loved this
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first thing, Mark Maren said, because it really I can
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connect with this. Maren said. I used to say that
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I never really felt like life was going by quickly.
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When you're in it, you're like it's plotting by. Here's
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the part that resonates. Then all of a sudden, it's like,
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oh my god, how am I the oldest guy in
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the room. I didn't really have a sense of age
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of those younger comics like John Mullaney or Nateperghatzy. I
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always saw them as my peers. Then you hit sixty
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and you're like, you guys are forty? What when did
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that happen? It's so true, Like I think of this
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podcast and I'm like, you know, even if this thing
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blew up tomorrow, what is it got fifteen years left?
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Then I handed off to someone who knows. We'll worry
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about that some other time. But Mark Maron, I feel
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you some ratitats hat from Maren. What if I learned
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from being divorced twice? Just give them the money, Mark,
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what happens to us after we die? Not much. But
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is that so bad? Don't we all need a nap?
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For a while, Maren said, I thought comedy was a
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noble undertaking. The only rule of comedy is you should
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be funny outside of that, and you could do whatever
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you want on stage. If you can make it funny,
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you could be who you are. There was this idea
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on the anti war, don't censor yourself at all, and
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it's like, no, that's how civilization works. That's the way
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democracy works. You learn tolerance and you behave properly in
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certain situations. Now that's gone. I don't know how democracy
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works without tolerance and compassion. Maren says. If you can
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change one of two people to either think differently or
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help them out, that's not nothing. I don't know what
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else I can do. I'm not going to run for office.
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As I was putting the show together, I threw some
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comedian names into Google. One of the names Bert Krescher,
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and what came up was a headline Bert Krescher parking,
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and my mind just ran with that note. It was
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just about what one would do with their car while
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attending Bert Kreischer's concert over the weekend. But I was
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like Bert Kreischer parking. Imagine if he got into that, like,
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imagine if that was Bert's version of Jim Gaffick and
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Bourbon and Burt got like super serious about parking. Can
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we make that happen to be amazing. Robbie Hoffman and
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John m'laney were talking about when they first met, apparently
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with somebody to do with a WGA Writers Guild meeting.
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Hoffman said, it was my worst night. We had a
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union meeting that we were forced to go to or
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there'd be some kind of fee or a doctor merit points.
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I don't even know how it works yet. I wasn't even
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on the healthcare. John mulaney said, we are members of
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a great union, the Writer's Guild of America, with whom
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we have some complaints, as does every member. M'lini continued,
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So there are meetings of the WGA that did kick
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off various actions, normally strikes. We mainly strike. We don't
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do that much else. And there are these meetings at
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the Writer's Guild of America West or East, and I
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think there are a little bit less meetings and more
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like pep rallies. And Robbie went to what was more
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of a PEP rally. They were taking questions and an
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event like this, they're more taking comments about how it's
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great that were striking. Robbie raised her hand and asked
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why the guild owned so many buildings of the goals
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to get money to the writers, and you had a
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list of properties they owned. That's hilarious offits that I did.
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Here's the thing. I'd be remissed as a former accountant.
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Before I did this job. I thought my ticket out
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was I was going to go to school and get
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a good job. What a novelty, I get a good job.
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Shout out to KPMG to the day I die, just
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like I would say, shout out to John Mullaney until
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the day I die. A good job. Nothing like it.
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I remember it forever. I love it. Skipping a hit,
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she says. Then they tell us were striking. First of all,
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we just had COVID. We have to strike because the
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studios are about to do what studios do and be
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a hole, surprise and prize. So they say there's a
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mandatory Q and A. It's a day before the strike,
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and I realized my timing was off. My timing couldn't
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be worse, but any event I go, and I decided, well,
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I got to be informed. I just joined this union.
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I've never been in this type of union. Side, I
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decided to go to the website and look through their
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financial statements, which is what I would do with anything,
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just to have a nice read. They're not for profit, supposedly,
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and I just looked at it. I hadn't been got
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in for years. This is hilarious. I barely even know
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how to look at this stuff. But there's certain things
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I could look at a balance sheet, I could look
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at an income statement. I could look at it, you know,
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just cash flow and these three basic statements. I don't
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need everything else. But a couple of line items jumped
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out at me, particularly the real estate. And it's like
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we work from home in our apartments with roommates. Who's
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at the building. So I said, why do we have
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to strike this yet and hold our wages? And when
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we have assets to offload, why don't we sell all
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the buildings and divide it up among the members? Give
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checks out. V Magazine caught up with Chloe Fineman. Chloe
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Fineman makes Jim Gaffigan's bourbon business look casual. V Magazine
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tells us the ultra hilarious algorithm shattering SNL comedian teamed
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up with the beloved Moxie Hotels to write and record
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a series of exclusive holiday bedtime stories. All these Holiday
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Bedtime Stories are accessible from in room rotary phones at
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every Moxie across the US and Canada. Fineman delivers impression
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packed tales from the Guilt Trip, Mary Peach Miss and more.
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Copywriting Rule of three, Chloe explains, I pulled a lot
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for personal experience, which helped keep the stories grounded even
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as we leaned into the comedy. The holidays can feel
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chaotic and overwhelming, so it was fun to contrast that
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energy with the soothing shift that happens when you escape
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to a hotel and slip into a different persona. And
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then here's the part that I think even Jim Gaffigan
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would throw up at, because I do think Jim Gaffigan
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actually likes bourbon. But Chloe Fineman said this supposedly with
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a straight face, as if she actually believes this. Sometimes
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you're just taking a check and it's okay to admit it.
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Like that's the one thing about Pete Davidson, who played
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the reON Comedy Festival. Pete's father was killed on nine
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to eleven. He was a New York City firefighter. But
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Pete just said they paid well. At least you can
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kind of respect the honesty. Chloe Feyneman said, living in
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New York has really shaped the kinds of partnerships I
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gravitate toward, because I always want to collaborate with brands
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that feel genuinely authentic to my life. Moxie has had
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a strong presence in my New York experience, whether it's
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going to events there or having friends stay at the
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hotels when they're in town because they're so convenient. This
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partnership felt like a naturally great fit. I gotta go
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throw up, be right back. They don't forget if you're
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listening on Spotify, follow daily comedy News, so it shows
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up in your feet every morning. That's the kind of
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thing Jay Leno would do to try and like beat
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out the other podcast. That Guy's the worst. Remember that
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Raymond Reunion on CBS like a month ago. It rated well,
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so they made another one with the leftovers. So I
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don't know how good Tonight's special is gonna be, But
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on CBS Tonight, it's the Everybody Loves Raymond thirtieth Anniversary
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Reunion Part two, ray Romano said, some of the compilations
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we had to cut down. The gag reel had to
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be cut down. My wife Anna did a half hour
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interview and they showed her for three seconds. Yeah, I
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know everybody wants to tune in and be like, I
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wonder what Ana Romano has to say about this. My
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father and Raymond creator Phil Rosenthal's father did guest spots
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together a few times, and they weren't actors, but they
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were always hysterical. We showed that during the live taping.
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We got to cut that down. Also, you don't want
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to go too long. We could have used another ten minutes,
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and since Rady needed another ten minutes tonight, they gave
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him an hour. I hope you really enjoy anam Romano.
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I'm sure she's lovely. Tonight's one hour special will include
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with writers, producers, and guest stars. I'll be watching the
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forty nine ers on Monday Night football. Jimmy Carr he
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will never retire from comedy. He hopes to quote die
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with his boots on Jimmy was on the Chris Moyles
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radio show and Chris said, we were talking yesterday and
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Dominic said, do you think Jimmy Carr will get to
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a certain point, like a certain age, and I'll just
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go I'm done now? And I went absolutely not. I
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think he'll be forever. I think you'll be one of
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the living legends of comedy. Jimmy Carr said. I aspired
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her that, Yeah, dying with your boots on sounds pretty good.
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