Is Theo Von (This Past Weekend) paying owners $100??? PLUS Who sold it better? Ricky Gervais vs. Jim Gaffigan

Joe Koy's Latest Special
Ricky Gervais vs. Jim Gaffigan
Ricky Gervais Fans Queue Up for Tickets
Theo Vaughn's Opener Pay Controversy
John Mulaney's Late Night Show Future
Katt Williams' Comedy Style Critique
Tony Hinchcliffe: The Roasting GOAT...
Joe Koy's Latest Special
Ricky Gervais vs. Jim Gaffigan
Ricky Gervais Fans Queue Up for Tickets
Theo Vaughn's Opener Pay Controversy
John Mulaney's Late Night Show Future
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Caalaroga Shark Media. Hello Johnny Mack
with your daily comedy news. When we
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last left, I was recording Sunday's
episode. Now I'm recording Monday's episode immediately
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after. Why because I have the
house to myself. Now, let's see
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how long that lasts. What happens
is sometimes people come home and they start
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sneaking around doing the laundry. My
studio is right next to the laundry room,
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and they think I can't hear them. I can hear them, and
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the sneaking around is actually more distracting. If you came downstairs here to the
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basement level and you had a drum
and a kazoo and you were super loud.
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At least I could make a bit
out of that, like when my
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dog barks. At least I can
make a bit of that. But sneaking
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around, Hi, do I sound
grouchy? There's only one way to get
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out of grouchy. Let me move
a story up to the top. This
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was not originally elite story, but
just to shake the mood here already.
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Have you figured it out yet?
Netflix has announced Joe Coy Live from Brooklyn,
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the latest special from comedian Joe Coy, see him already in a good
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mood. Will premiere on Netflix June
fourth. In Line from Brooklyn, Joe
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Coy shares his unfiltered opinions on social
media, aging and moving into a new
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phase of his life. His Zaddy
Face taped at the King's Theater in Brooklyn
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last November. Now we all know
Joe Cooy can have some pretty unfiltered opinions.
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One time, Oh boy, he
was just so mean. He went
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after Taylor Swift. Poor Taylor,
She's just out there trying to sing her
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songs, make everybody happy. She
shows up with the Golden Globes, and
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then Joe Koy had to go and
do this. As you know, we
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came on after a football doubleheader.
The big difference between the Golden Globes and
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the NFL. On the Golden Globes, we have fewer climber shots of Taylor
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Swift. All right, while I'm
in this kind of mood. Ricky Gervais
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versus Jim Gaffigan Battle of the alcohol
salespeople. Jim Gaffigan went on the WGN
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Morning News. He was as Bourbon. Let's listen, how did you come
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up with that name? And does
it have a double meaning? It does
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well, it's not about the old
guy that kind of rings in you know
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who we you know, get rid
of at the end of the year.
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And it's not about the time that
a father which is very important that a
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father spends with their children. It
is the time when a father can drink
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alcohol. And you know, I
love it. Like alcohol is not the
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solution, but it's pretty close in
and so all right, you know,
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kind of funny line there, but
the energy is just off. Ricky Gervais,
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please show Jim Gaffigan how it's done. Hi, I'm Rickey Gavaz and
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this is Dutch Bond vodka. It's
a premium quality spirit made from British apple,
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so it tastes great and it's friendly
to the environment. I'll tell you
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love this, Einstein, it'd be
like, oh, he equals MC or
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SIT squared. In all seriousness,
alcohol isn't good for clear thinking at all.
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It's a neurotoxin that can disrupt communications
in the brain. It also affects
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the function of brain cells and that
can lead to intellectual impairment. If anything,
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so Dutch Bonn, that'd be fair. If Jim did that exact same
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material. I'm not sure it would
have worked as well, and I could
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see Jim deliver go back and write
a transcript for yourself. Actually, no,
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you're on an Apple podcast. Now
there's a transcript scrawled back up and
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read in your head to Jim Gaffigan
voice what Ricky just said. Jim could
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absolutely do that material. But Ricky, I don't know. There's just something
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about the way he munkes for the
camera. Maybe I don't know. Speaking
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of Ricky, the Advertiser and Times
dot co dot uk tells us Ricky Gervai's
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fans weren't leaving anything to chance.
They started lining up for tickets at four
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a m. On Friday. One
fan said he got up at five point
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forty five and arrived at fifteen and
there were ready twenty people ahead of him
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in the queue. By the time
the doors opened to the ticket office,
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the line stretched all the way up
High Street. Regent Center house manager Chris
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Cole said it's a real honor to
be selected as the only venue outside of
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London for Ricky Gervay's new material show. This is one of the most high
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profile acts we've ever welcome to the
Regent, so we're expecting tickets to sell
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incredibly quickly Ricky Gervay's and Friends Regent
Center, Tonight's end Tomorrow your original lead
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story before I shuffled the order on
the fly. There theo Von currently supposedly
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possibly maybe I don't know, never
met the guy, I've never opened for
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him, but possibly perhaps baby doesn't
pay his openers too well. Yeah,
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Dan Soder was on the REGs podcast
and set a spectacularly successful podcasting comedian only
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pays his openers one hundred dollars.
The Rags is hosted by Soda, Joe
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List, Lewis Gomez, and Robert
Kelly. This article points out they're all
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deep enough in the comedy industry to
reliably spread rumors and gossip about comedy's biggest
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name. So Soda revealed he had
heard from a working comic who may or
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may not have opened for Theovonne.
Soda then mouthed words to his co host
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that looked like he said Theovon,
but he didn't actually say it. Whoever
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this comedian is, that's cheap allegedly
only pays out one hundred dollars a show.
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The rest of the cast were appalled. Soda told Bobby Kelly, and
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this ain't when you started in the
sixties, Soda said, the Chicago Theater
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seats over four thousand people. I
think around there. I'm gonna look that
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up, thirty six hundred seats,
so yeah, around four thousand. Soda
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said he's doing two sold out shows
a night at least eighty dollars a ticket,
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and you're making that's two hundred thousand
a night, and you're paying your
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opener one hundred dollars. Other comedians
corroborated the rate. In the comments,
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users found instances of stand ups such
as Ari Manis opening for Theovonn and revealing
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during their sets they were only paid
one hundred dollars. Iowa based comic Dante
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Powell offered his own story of opening
for Vaughn in a thread. According to
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Dante Powell, this article I opened
for Theota Theater a couple of years ago
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and didn't get paid at all.
That said, not only did he get
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us into some really cool spots in
that city as well as some dope restaurants.
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He paid after the shows, but
he was a welcoming hang and tagged
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me at a bunch of social media
posts that got me a bunch of followers,
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So even out in the end for
me. I can't stress enough how
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kind he was. I'm a regular
feature for Kyle Kanad and Gary Goleman,
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and they both make sure I do
really well financially, really in all caps,
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really well financially any weekends I do
with them, so I try to
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take it all in stride. I
don't know what Ari and the other opener
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got paid, but they didn't mention
any issues with it. Soder said he
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was inspired by this story to value
up and coming comics, saying I'm gonna
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venmo all my old openers. Bobby
Kelly said that's nuts, because the podcast
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money is bleeping nuts, never mind
the money from the shows. Joe Liszt
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teased that THEO isn't the only comedian
at that pay grade who doesn't trickle down
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the wealth, but he would not
say who. He was talking about.
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Good stuff from Vulture about Joe Malani's
late night show. They wrote, here's
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the thing, Netflix and Malanie don't
need to keep doing Everybody's in LA as
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it exists now. A future effort
from Malaney could be adjusted to air just
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once or twice a week. That's
what I think the move is, rather
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than every night. The weirdness could
be dialed down just a bit to bring
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in a broader audience and make the
show feel more about pop culture and world
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events versus a la travelog. Or
maybe Malanie could do this format four times
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a year, pulling a twenty twenty
four ConA and traveling to a different city
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each quarter. I'd sure watch Everyone's
in New Orleans. That all a great
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suggestion. The Grio with a great
take on Kat Williams. I share this
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in the Facebook group on Friday Daily
Comedy News podcast group The Grill writes,
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we have to be honest about Kat
Williams because I watched his new Netflix special
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and I have questions. Williams is
a comedy icon, no doubt, we
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love him, but there's something missing
from his act, and I think a
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lot of people are afraid to say
it. In the spirit of comedy where
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nothing is unsable, I'm gonna say
it. You know the old joke about
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how you go to a Chinese restaurant, need a whole meal and you're hungry
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thirty minutes later. Well, when
I watch a comedy special, I don't
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want the comedy slip out of my
mind thirty minutes after the show. I
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want more than laughs. I want
jokes, at least one that I can
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walk away thinking about. I want
those well constructed moments I can repeat to
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myself, maybe to friends, to
remind myself how good the comic was.
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Dave Chappelle, Chris Rock, Trevor
Noah. I think there are two types
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of comedians. There are people with
great material and there are people with a
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funny vibe whose whole on stage presence
is so hilarious that they could read the
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phone book and it would be funny. Chappelle is equally both, so is
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Wanda Sykes. Rock is much more
of a material guy. His work is
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meticulously crafted, and I think he
needs that to kill. Tracy Morgan,
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on the other hand, is much
more of a phone book guy. This
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is really well said, All of
this, this is on point, everything
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so far from the grio. Cant
Williams is probably the biggest phone book comic
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today. His vibe is energy and
his voice all make his comedy come alive.
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I'll jump in here, I had
commented when I reviewed the special last
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week. I felt like it was
taking him forty five seconds to set up
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an okay joke, but I was
entertained. The guy is entertaining. He's
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compelling. I like wat I like
listening to him speak. How funny it
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was, I don't know. It
was all vibe, and I think the
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Grio has nailed this here. He
plays a character on stage, a badass,
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hyper self confidence, super black man
who may or may not be a
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pimp. That character adds a lot
to the funny he's getting by on the
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cat persona and the voice and the
funny energy. He's not putting in the
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work to write great jokes, and
I know he can do that. I
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want that from him. Joe Rogan
had high praise for Tony Hingecleff. Tony's
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a lot more popular than he was
a week ago thanks to the roast of
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Tom Brady and well deserved guest at
Derek Post and said, when it came
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to roasting, I think Tony's the
goat. I think he's the greatest.
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Rogan said, Tony's the best.
There were some forces that were trying to
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limit him from his ability to shine. Hmm. Interesting, He's reckless.
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Fortune Fiemster and wife Jax will serve
as the Chicago Pride Parade Grand Marshals.
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Paride is Sunday, June thirtieth.
Parade organizer Pride Chicago said, Fortune and
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Wife will bring their infectious energy and
inspiring love story to the hard of Chicago's
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LGBTQ plus community. I ninety five
Rock asked Lenny Clark, who is on
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the Mount Rushmore of Boston and boy
Dennis Leary. I hope you're not listening,
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Lenny Clark said, well, Bill
Burr, Louis c. K and
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as much as I hate to say
it, Dane Cook and Joe Rogan.
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Yeah, I think he nailed those
four. I mean, these are all
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incredibly successful stars that came out of
Boston. It's funny. I was listening
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to Bill Burr the other day and
he said, we left Boston because we
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couldn't crack the ceiling. The guys
there were Steve Sweeney, Don Gavin,
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myself, Kenny Rogerson, some unbelievable
comics you may have never heard of.
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But these guys. We used to
work a show in Boston and bring in
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these nationwide acts and would blow them
off the stage. Just three shows at
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the Sydney Comedy Festival, I won
the Sydney Comedy Festival Showcase. The second
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the best of the Fest International on
the third is I'm stumbling here trying to
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figure out how to clean it up. Faced Shakespeare. You know when you're
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drunk. Drunk faced Shakespeare, you
got it? Yeah, drunk face Shakespeare,
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let's go with that. Am I
actually going to get through this whole
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podcast without somebody coming home and doing
laundry? This? This is amazing.
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Chris Mahea spoke to the Stranger dot
com You're home for comedy news. He
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was playing the Egyptian, which is
rumored to be haunted. They asked Chris
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Mahia do you believe in ghosts?
Chris Mihas said, I'm ghost agnostic,
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but also I don't mess with ghosts. I'm not gonna test that out.
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If the Egyptian really is haunted,
you better not leave me alone in any
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rooms. I know white people love
to go to haunted places test that stuff
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out because you love being in places
you don't belong. But nope, I'm
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good, bro. And that is
your comedy news for today. One way
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to support the show, buy me
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cup upstairs. Courted a little earlier
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coffee with caramel and almond milk.
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Max gotta start running. Oh my
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just awful. Do I really have
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to be somewhat fat instead of really
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