Dec. 17, 2024
Is Ronny Chieng's comedy special The Best of 2024? We find out today!
In today's episode, Johnny Mac discusses Ronny Chieng's new Netflix special 'Love to Hate It', which covers topics like IVF, internet culture, and American politics. Highlights include insights from Jerry Seinfeld and Ronny’s interview, Pete...
In today's episode, Johnny Mac discusses Ronny Chieng's new Netflix special 'Love to Hate It', which covers topics like IVF, internet culture, and American politics. Highlights include insights from Jerry Seinfeld and Ronny’s interview, Pete Davidson’s thoughts on celebrity, and a preview of Nate Bregazzi’s Christmas special. The episode also features upcoming projects from Dane Cook, Josh Blue's unique comedic style, and a variety of New Year's Eve entertainment options. Johnny wraps up with a personal take on the world darts championship and Russell Howard's new stand-up special.
00:36 Ronny Chieng's Comedy Journey
00:55 Interview Insights with Jerry Seinfeld
03:13 Pete Davidson's Reflections on Fame
04:35 Nate Bargatze's Upcoming Special
06:03 Comedy News and Updates
09:13 Darts and British Comedy
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Callaroga Shark Media. Hey Aaron, Johnny Mack with your daily
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comedy news. Ronnie Chang specials out on Netflix Today. Friend
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of the show, Jason Zinnemann of The New York Times
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has it ranked as his number one I'm looking forward
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to watching it tonight. Love to Hate It was taped
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at the historic Hawaii Theater in Honolulu, where he had
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a five nights sold out show. In Love to Hate It,
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Ronnie talks about the indignities of the IVF process, the
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pitfalls of being a man on the Internet, American politics,
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and the place of the older generation in today's world.
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He had written a piece for The Wall Street Journal
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and said his first exposure to American comedy was watching
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Jerry Seinfeld's stand up intervals on the Seinfeld sitcom. You
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also watched The Lead Show with David Letterman, right, we
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like the same kinds of comedy, he wrote. I watched
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because stand up looked interesting. Comedians would walk on stage,
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talk to the audience and make jokes, and people laughed,
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including me. Interview magazine got a good interviewer. The interviewer
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was Harry Seinfeld, the subject Ronnie ching. Ronnie said, I'm
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surprised you agreed to do this. Jerry said, you know
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something about you. You just want to say, yes, you
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got that thing. I have it two you know? And laughs?
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How you doing ching? I'm okay, I'm actually in la.
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I just did Kimmel. I heard he did Fellon. I
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did well. They tell me how busy you were and
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how much I should be thankful that you've decided to
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speak to me. I'm still not over it. Seinfeld said,
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I think it's time. I used to get this thing
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I would call a twenty four hour talk show virus.
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You do a talk show, no matter what it could be, fantastic, mediocre, whatever.
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You don't feel good for twenty four hours. Do you
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have that, Ronnie? Now? I think I probably have the
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forty eight hour one. I get it twenty four hours
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before the interview and then twenty four hours after. I'm
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sick the whole time. You don't go on and be sincere.
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You want to be funny, but you don't want to
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just do a set. Jerry, Yeah, I went and did
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a set and it felt terrible about it. And I
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watched you tell a story about the night of the election.
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I thought that's what I should have done. I don't
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have any stories though. I don't understand these shows. What's
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going on here? Are we worthless or valuable? Chang says,
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I get my kicks from connecting to people I only
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know from watching on TV comedians. We a lot of
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reverence history. There are institutions that I'm just happy to
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be able to touch once in a while. That's why
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I do it. I'm like all my heroes used to
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do this, but then I didn't know if I should
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do so much press. You're the one who actually told me,
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what are you talking about? Do all the press? Jerry? Absolutely, Ronnie,
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So just to be clear, you're also doing this for press, Jerry, Yes.
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I like to think back to my early days of
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doing clubs, when I didn't even ask how many days
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I worked here, how many shows they did? Whatever you
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told me was fine. The club owner would say to me,
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I want to do an extra show, and I'd go
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an extra show, and it'd say, what's the difference? All
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you do is talk? I came from that. Now the
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comedians are like, well, we want to know what makes
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you tick. I've watched the you know, go from zero
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all the way to this insane place that it is now, Ronnie.
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Do you think it's gonna go back to where they
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don't care about what makes us tick anymore? Jerry, Yes,
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I do. We're in the red zone now. I think
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tact is gonna have to come back, and what will
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make it come back is aging. When you're in your fifties,
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you don't care about anybody else's problems. Ronnie. The thing
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that irks me is they don't actually care what makes
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you sick. They're just asking because they're trying to feel
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words in a column or keep the interview going. Most
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people don't care, Jerry. I have a new line in
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my set that I just started doing. It's unbelievably gratifying.
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It's a long run about what's annoying in the world.
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I say. I find that whenever people talk, it tends
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to be annoying. At this point in life, the hardest
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thing any of us have to do is not scream.
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I don't care into the face of anyone that says anything.
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In the audience totally loves it. Pete Davison told The
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Hollywood Reporter he just wants to be known for doing
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great work, but only every couple of years. Pete said
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in the Sopranos. There's this line from Tony that's like,
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you ever feel like you got into something of the
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end when the good times are over. That's how I
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feel about show business and being a celebrity. It's over.
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When you're first coming up getting all these offers, it's
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hard to say no because you're hungry. I made the
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mistake of doing literally everything. Now I am older and wiser,
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and I'm realizing that less is more. Like Christian Bale.
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He does one movie every two three years, but you
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go see it. Leo Dicabrio does one movie every four years,
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but it's the biggest thing of the world. It's because
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you miss them, people have to miss you. I just
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want to be known for doing good work. I want
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to be out there only when it's a movie, stand
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up charity, or business ventures. That's what I want to
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be seen. I don't want to be this loser who
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just dates people. That's not who I am. But people
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hate celebrities now. The media takes a handful of celebs
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every couple of years and they just destroy them for
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some reason. I'm one of the people they choose to
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go after. It's actually, in a way a blessing because
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it's allowed me to take a step back and evaluate things.
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Who do you want to be? Who are you? I'm
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someone who's from Staten Island want to do stand up.
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But if I got to do anything else because of
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stand up, it's a miracle. Hmm. I can't speak for
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other I know when I talk about Pete, I usually
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come from a place of like, hey, dude, I'm rooting
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for you because I see the struggles he's going through.
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But I guess I see the celebrity gossip part of
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Pete Davidson's dating so and so. Yeah, I've done that too,
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I get it. Beete says he's very happy where he
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is right now mentally, and feels lucky that he was
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woken up about being hit on the face with the
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Hollywood shovel right. I found out a little bit more
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about Nabrigatzi's Christmas special, which is out on Thursday. The
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Nate is about to be massively overexposed between the CBS
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thing and his Netflix special. We're going to start to
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get sick about Nate, I think, and I love him.
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There is a trailer for the special where you know
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the thing where he plays George Washington and says ridiculous,
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and people ask questions and he gives answers, and you
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know you've seen the sketcharent he's doing a version of
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that where he's an angel or something like that. Meanwhile, Ways,
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you know the map thing on your phone. I'm a
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big fan of Ways. They tell us calling all comedy lovers,
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buckle up and get ready to hit the road with
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the hilarious Naprighezzi. As you're Way's driving companion. Nate isn't
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just a comedian. He also happens to love driving and
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is always ready with a joke or quirky observation to
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make the miles fly by. No we don't want this,
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No no no, no, no, no no no. Just tell
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me in three miles of the highway splits and I
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need to go left. That's all I need to know.
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Nate's sense of humor takes the edge off your daily
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commute no won't, and brings a smile to your drive.
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Expect witty commentary, relatable anecdotes, and a healthy dose of
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Southern charm. What Ai wrote that sentence, This Ways experience
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is all about enjoying the solitude of the open road
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and embracing the unexpected turns of life. Is it the
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open road or is it my commute? Pick a narrative here, guys,
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as you hear Nate put it. Shout out to everyone
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driving with a list of errands from their spouse. There's
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no time let on these errands. Okay, you could be
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gone for months. Make sure you have the latest version
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of Ways and look for the Nate forgets thee Benner
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in the left side column. Any of the app No thanks? Uh.
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Dane Cook is starring in the dark comedy thriller Boris
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Is Dead. Boris Is Dead follows a struggling actor working
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as a waiter played by Dean Cook, who unwittingly becomes
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involved in a violent Heights gone wrong where his boss,
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deep in debt, has been stealing from employees and running
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the restaurant is a front for the mob. Oh no.
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Josh Blue is that comedy works downtown. This week he
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spoke to Colorado Public Radio. They were curious if his
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timing and delivery have changed since he started, and Josh
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Blue said, I feel like I've always had impeccable timing,
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even as a kid. I could just zip something in
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with the teacher and the whole class would laugh. I've
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always had that gift, but I feel like it's definitely evolved,
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and I've gotten more comfortable in the silence. I'll let
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something ride longer the laughter go, and then when I
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do hit them, it's even harder. What's beautiful about stand
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up is I'll never figure it out completely. Every time
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I think I've got something pinned down, something new in
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the world happens, or something in my brain puts a
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new connection together. There's no end to this. I have
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a bit where somebody would get up to go to
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the bathroom and I'll be like, where you go, And
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they go to the bathroom, and I'll be like, you
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want to wait? And then I will wait the entire
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time they're gone. It gets a laugh without me saying anything,
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and I mean minutes go by without me saying something,
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just a facial expression or body movement, and I can
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get it. When they come back. It's like a standing
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ovation that people are so happy this person came back
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from the bathroom. It's really fun. Josh Blue nineteenth through
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the twenty first It comedy works downtown. All right, you
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need New Year's Eve plans. Here's something I guess you
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could go with NBC announced the day Drinking with Seth
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Meyers New Year's special. It's an hour look back at
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Seth Meyers's drunken interactions with Rihanna post Malone, Kelly Clarkson
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Blah blah blah it Al air from eleven thirty to
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twelve thirty five AM on New Year's Eve. It is
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unclear how they're going to handle the whole midnight thing.
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Not that hard. You could just do an insert somewhere.
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You could time the thing out. I've pre recorded some
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New Year's Eve specials in my radio career. It can
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be done. Quick story there. Before the merger, when it
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was just serious, I used to do a New Year's
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Eve special, rowd Dog's Effing New Year's Eve, and we
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would time it out so it aired at midnight. But
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we learned from the engineers for the signal to go
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from the computer up to space and back to your
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radio was twenty three seconds. But I can do math,
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so we used to time it out, so we would
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play at eleven fifty nine thirty seven and then hit
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your radio right at midnight. And it was kind of cool.
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technology and so there was no way to do it anymore.
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So then we just started doing approximately midnight there, up
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and back was not twenty three seconds, it was a
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different number. And then they started with the Internet and
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the internet delay was a totally different number. So when
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is midnight? We had four different answers. Last year NBC
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aired Sunday Night Football. Before that, they were doing the
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Lorne Michaels thing. Remember Pete Davidson was part of that. Yeah,
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that went away quietly. In case you're curious, CBS has
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a five hour country music special out of Nashville. ABC
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has Dick Clarks New Year's Rock and Eve with Ryan Seacrest,
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and over on CNN, Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen will
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probably have a couple beverages, as they tend to do.
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On her podcast, Samantha Bee talked about Luigi man GEONI
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you know, the guy accused of killing the guy She
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was asked about, where's the line? She says, how do
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you know when you've gone too far? I'm not a
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person who finds murder amusing in the least. That's a
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hard limit, no matter how bizarre or engaging the details.
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Are You ever watch darts The World of Darts Championship
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if you're in the States. It is the most entertaining
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thing at all. Basically, these guys walk up the Brits
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right now are like, we know, but the Americans don't
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know anything about the darts. They don't know it. Let
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me explain it to them. Okay, So because everybody does
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this for a living, the commentators are like, oh, he
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needs to hit a twenty twenty and a triple seventeen
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to get to whatever the number is. These guys just
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walk up to the line, like you know, when I
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play darts at the bar, I stand there for a second.
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These guys just walk up to the line. They're like
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whoa who who and they're just you know, they're pros,
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but they're great. And then announcer will be like, all right,
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this guy needs a triple sixteen and a bulls eye
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and it just moves now the crowd. The crowd dresses
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up like they're on let's make a deal. And everybody,
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whole thing is fun to watch. I recommend on. So
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a guy's been walking around dressed up as Ali G.
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the Greatest show on Earth. Wish I still had the
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stamina for it, and he shared some pictures of himself
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