Dave Attell's Comedy Mount Rushmore PLUS Jerry Seinfeld, comics visits comic store

A story about Jerry Seinfeld's surprise visit to a local comic book store and his quest for a 1960s Superman comic. The episode covers David Powers’ encounter with Seinfeld, highlighting a humorous moment between two Jerrys and Seinfeld's appreciation...
A story about Jerry Seinfeld's surprise visit to a local comic book store and his quest for a 1960s Superman comic. The episode covers David Powers’ encounter with Seinfeld, highlighting a humorous moment between two Jerrys and Seinfeld's appreciation for comic book digging over online shopping. Additionally, Johnny Mac discusses Seinfeld's casual breakfast in Green Bay, his support for Larry David's humorous attack on Elmo, and upcoming Jerry stories.
Jerry Seinfeld's Comic Book Store Adventure
Seinfeld's Breakfast Outing and Privacy Appreciation
Jerry Seinfeld on the Today Show: A Comedic Take on Elmo
Spotlight on Sarah Cooper: From TikTok to Netflix
Dave Attell's Unique Comedy Mount Rushmore
Drew Carey's Unforgettable Phish Concert Experience
Comedy on The Talk: Stand-Up Fridays
Prince William's Dad Joke and Comedy News Wrap-Up
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Callaroga Shark Media. Hello, I'm
Johnnie Mack with your daily comedy news.
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I have like a normal head cold, like an old fashioned prehistoric head coold.
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It's not COVID. It's just the
sniffles. It's weird. I haven't
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had one in the twenty twenties.
Uh. Hi. The Green Bay Press
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Cazette, your home for comedy news. They have a question for you.
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Have you heard the one about the
legendary comedian who walks in a local comic
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book store on a Saturday afternoon.
Turns out it's Jerry Seinfeld. Jerry was
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out and about before show last weekend. David Powers owns Powers Comics. He
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said, was totally out of the
blue. I actually liked that it was
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out of the blue. He just
showed up like a normal customer does,
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just walk in. But David was
doing well, and then he tried too
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hard, and he said, I
was a little disappointed he didn't have his
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puffy shirt on. David, you
tried too hard there to be funny and
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you missed. One of the employees
at the comic shop is also named Jerry.
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Owner David Powers went over to help, but Mountain said, Jerry,
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meet Jerry Powers says, that's my
favorite part of the entire visit because he
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did as Seinfeld as him. Seinfeld
said, well, I'm a comic looking
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for a comic. Jerry apparently said
that with that smirk that he has.
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It was beautiful. Jerry was looking
for a Superman comic book from the nineteen
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sixties. Powers knew right away which
one Jerry meant, but Powers didn't have
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it. Jerry Seinfeld spent about twenty
minutes browsing. It was clear that it
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was not his first time in a
comic book store because he knew to flip
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through the back issues of some of
the older stuff. Powers said, the
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really neat part about me is that
Jerry Seinfeld is worth like a billion dollars.
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He could easily order any comic book
he wants, even the most expensive
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one in the world, without a
problem. He could have ordered that on
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eBay. A lot of the true
collectors don't want to go do that.
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They want to dig. Missus Powers
tried to convince mister Powers to get a
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photo with Jerry, but he said, I'm not going to do that.
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I'm not going to be that guy. I'm just gonna go let him shop
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and be a normal person. But
missus Powers asked on his behalf, telling
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Jerry Seinfelder her husband is the biggest
Seinfeld fan she knows. I'm sure Jerry's
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never heard that before. And how
when a couple first met, he and
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his roommate watched the show every night
over and over and over. Jerry said,
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sure, why not? I bet
Jerry that's how he is. Jerry's
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exactly who you think he is.
By the way, none of that's an
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act. Nothing impresses him. His
reaction everything is just like huh. Then
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Jerry was spotted at the Creamery downtown. He had coffee and had a leisurely
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breakfast on a Saturday morning. Owner
Scott Van and manager Jim Jansen knew in
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advance that Jerry would be dining with
them at nine am. Someone from Jerry's
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team had called Wednesday to make a
reservation for him and his guests. Jansen
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said, I think Jerry appreciated his
privacy. Obviously. We gave him a
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ton of respect as well. We
wanted to give him his own space.
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Would you even believe that if you
own a diner and like I call and
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I'm like, yes, I'd like
to make a reservation for Jerry Seinfeld Saturday
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Morning, would you believe me?
No, Well, we're sold. The
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creamery has had celebrity guests before,
including Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love,
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so the staff is well versed in
making sure that celebrities can enjoy their time.
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They're uninterrupted. Jansen said he was
super We were super polite and super
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friendly. It was really cool for
us to showcase Green Bay and have him
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come in for breakfast. Meanwhile,
Jerry was on The Today Show and he
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said he's in full support of Larry
David's attack on Elmo. Hoda said the
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attack was said, Jerry said,
nah, I enjoyed that. Jennet bush
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Hager pushed back and said Elmo's an
American treasure, and Jerry said, well,
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even Treshre's need a beating once in
a while. We're gonna be hearing
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a lot from Jerry for the next
ten days or so. I've got Jerry
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stories in like the next four scripts
already. I saw a trailer with Sarah
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Cooper. Yes, I'm gonna do
the bit, you know, Sarah Cooper.
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She used a pantomime to Donald Trump
on TikTok. Johnny Mack deals Fair.
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Sarah looks really good in this.
Visually, she looks really good in
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this, but that's not what I
meant originally. Her acting really comfortable in
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the role. And I saw a
clip of Sarah Cooper on a talk show,
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really personable. Camer loves her charismatic. I get it now. Why
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Netflix gave her a special off TikTok
videos, I don't know, but Sarah
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Cooper actually I like it. Looking
forward to seeing this movie from Cracked.
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Yeah, that's the website. They're
right about comedy all the time. I'm
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not sure if this is a new
thing or where they got it from,
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but they're sourcing David Tel here talking
about David Tel's Mount Rushmore of Comedy.
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Again, just could have happened yesterday, it could happened ten years ago.
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I'm not sure. Attel says my
Mount Rushmore is more of a Supreme Court.
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So most people the Mount Rushmore of
Comedy would have four people at Tels
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has ten. Do you want my
Mount Rushmore? I'll just go real quick.
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Carlon pryor Johnny Carson Bobo has that? Johnny, you didn't put any
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women on it? Okay, Carlin
pryor Lucy Bobo. How's that a Tells
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list. I should do a whole
separate episode about this. So David Tell's
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list, I'm not sure if this
is the order number one, Dave Chappelle,
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then Bill Burd, Mitch Hedberg,
Richard Jenny, sam Kinison, Bill
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Hicks, Great Giraldo, Patrese,
O'Neill, Gilbert Godfried, Bob Saget,
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you know, all solid comedians.
But you know, no Carlin, no
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Pryor on there, nobody from earlier. Maybe this is a twenty first century
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list. When did Bill Hicks pass
away? Though? When did Kinnison pass
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away? All right, so it's
a post nineteen eighty list. I'll make
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this easy. You know it's not
awful, but I'd have to dive in
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and analyze that. Who's on your
list? He has Facebook group Daily Comedy
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News. Drew Carrey was on after
midnight. He clarified some tweets. Apparently
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Drew went to the Sphere where it's
just sphere with Nova, you know the
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place in Vegas YouTube played for months. Drew went to see Fish the band
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you know Phih you know what I'm
talking about there? Yes, Drew tweeted,
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I swear I just talked to God. I would give you all my
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money, stick my stuff in a
blender, and swear off women parts for
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the rest of my life in exchange
for this. I had to quite clean
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that up. Drew. You're killing
me. Man. I was just on
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the phone with Apple the other day
telling him the show is clean. Can
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you remove the explicit mark this next
sent It's so dirty. I don't even
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know how to clean it up,
but I'll try. Drew said the show
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was like what it must feel like
to be a woman and experience great pleasure.
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Has that he used quite vulgar terms
there. Taylor Thomlinson had some follow
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up questions. Carry explained that the
reason he thought Fish was a kids to
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the female orgasm was because he went
to see the band with a bunch of
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women. Oh, Drew, I
got to move on. I don't even
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have to clean this up. He
said. It was like being right on
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the brink for four days straight and
then right before man, dude, the
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good part, an angel comes down
Gabriel and he shoots Heroin into your arm.
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Wow. That daytime talk show,
The Talk When they're wrapping up in
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December, but they've decided to add
comedians every Friday starting today. They'll do
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stand up at the Talk Today's comedian
Wendy Liebman. Next week, Preacher Lawson
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and Zorna Garg on the tenth,
Brad Upton on the seventeenth. Beth Stelling
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and Mo Welsh have announced their new
podcast. It is called Sweethearts that'll be
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out Wednesday, May first. In
the new show, the Midwestern born stand
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up comedians invite fans to examine life, sweet and sour moments through candy donuts,
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cookies, rom coms, love sex, dentistry and much more. Now,
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what's interesting with the sentence is they
didn't put a comma between sex and
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dentistry, so I may have misled
you. It might actually be candy donuts,
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cookies, rom coms, love,
sex, dentistry and much more.
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I'm not familiar with sex dentistry,
but I assume you get drilled. Oh
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come on, I slamm that my
sex dentistry joke was so good. I
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dropped two stories that I'll do tomorrow
because I wanted to go out on the
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laugh you laugh that was good,
and I did that on the Fly Sydney
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Comedy Festival. So I spent a
lot of time trying to pull clips and
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I kept clicking on boxes and nobody
had any clips except Sarah Keyworth, so
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I'll got a little long here.
Sarah Keyworth's show is called My Eyes Are
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Up Here, We Are Told.
Sarah Keeworth presents a joyous new show about
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family acceptance and a pair of big
will not super big losses. In twenty
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twenty three, Sarah turned thirty,
got diagnosed with ADHD and had top surgery.
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But the biggest thing to come out
of the year was the revelation that
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maybe mom was right all along.
Let's listen, I'm at that stage of
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life. All of my friends are
doing very exciting things, getting engaged,
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getting married, having children, things
like that. I'm not doing any of
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that at the moment, not doing
anything. My mom is panicking that she's
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never going to have grandchildren, not
because I'm gay, but because this is
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my job and my brother collects ceramic
ducks, so she's she's not sure it's
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gonna work out for her. One
of my oldest and best friends she got
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engaged recently and then she and her
fiance bought a house. I went round
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to have a look at it.
She wanted to show me the house,
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show me all the rooms, so
she was shown me. I don't know
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what to make. I'm not very
good at that kind of thing. She's
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shown. I don't know what you
do when an adult shows you their bedroom.
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What did you say? I was
looking at us, lovely stuff,
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very nice. I said, oh, we which side of the bed is
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yours? That's what I said,
That's what I asked. And she went,
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what do you mean? And I
said, oh, which side of
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the bed is your side of the
bed? Which side of the bed do
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you sleep on? My friend,
I've known her fifteen years. She looked
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me full in the face and she
said, Oh, we don't have sides.
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We just sleep anywhere. So I
said, oh, I'm sorry.
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What were you talking about? Man? What do you mean? You don't
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have sides? You go and pick
on at random every single night. You've
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got no idea what's going to happen. As you're walking upstairs, I was
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like, where do you cry?
I took a minute to get there,
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but very strong, very strong.
The Herald from the UK gave it five
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stars, presumably out of five,
and said achingly funny out on the eight
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hundred pound gorilla today. Nick Offerman's
American ham meanwhile out of on YouTube at
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four Central today. You can do
the conversion yourself. Adam Ray's Bigfoot and
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Cigarettes. Meanwhile, a little crossover
with the Palace Intrigue podcast because it involves
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a comedian, Prince William. You
know him. He's going to be the
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King someday. Diyana's son. You
know that guy, the guy that's not
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Harry him. He was visiting Saint
Michael's school. He was asked by the
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students to tell a dad joke.
Prince William said, and I don't do
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any sort of Prince William impression.
I've been asked to produce a dad joke,
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so I will channel Jack Whitehall,
as most of his jokes are a
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bit dad like. He then engage
with the children. The future King said,
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knock knock. The children said,
who's there? The future King said,
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interrupting cow. Do you know how
this money goes? As the children
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get halfway through interrupting cow, the
Prince interrupted them and went moo. The
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children giggled. Prince William acknowledged the
cheesy nature of the joke and said,
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I get a lot of that at
home. It's the greatest one I can
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think of that's clean and broadcastable.
I wonder if Prince William has some Drew
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Carrits file on material. Jack Whitehall
saw the Prince's comments and responded on X
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saying, rinsed by the future King. And that is your comedy news.
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You're now listening to it, but
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So the best I can do for
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I get up in the morning,
I'll upload it. I'm usually on the
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So that's the best I can do
for now. So I don't want
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totally lie to you and be like
the new episode's commercial free. The new
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episode will be commercial free, just
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don't get mad at me. That's what's
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going on here, Just playing all
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playing around with all three of those. All week shows now are supposed to
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say. Portions of this program may
have been created with the assistance of AI.
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Now, AI can mean anything as
I speak to you right now.
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I haven't used any AI on today's
show, but I will use AI on
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the show notes for example. That
is the assistance of AI. And I
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use a program called the script,
and if I misspeak the AI, Johnny
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Mack can do a correction. I
have used that often. If I misspeak
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one word, I replace it.
You don't even notice. It sounds like
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me. If I use it for
more than a few words, it falls
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apartment for one word, you never
know. So that's the assistance of AI.
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