Katt Williams show cut short, Jerrod Carmichael "slavery" joke doesn't go over well, 6 Days of John Mulaney

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Callaroga Shark Media. Hello, I'm
Johnny Mack with your daily comedy news.

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I got some fights for you and
I enjoy that. From Indy Star,

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Cat Williams sold out show at the
Indiana Farmers Colisseum on Saturday night ended early.

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James told Indy Star the story.
Apparently, before Cat Williams took the

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stage, a man sitting in the
row in front of James was invading his

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personal space because the seats were so
close to the back of the man's head

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in the row in front of James
would be close to James's lap whenever he

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leaned back. James said, I
tapped and I'm like, hey man,

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I'm not trying to stop your good
time, but can you please stop putting

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your head in my lap? James
says the man responded with a dismissive gesture,

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so he walked to concessions to keep
calm. The guy's friend, though,

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apparently encouraged the man with the head
in the lap to fight James.

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James told the Indie Story, he
said, you should really knock him out.

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James said, I couldn't pay it
ten men to cant Williams's performance because

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everything had kept going on. I
wasn't sitting there arguing with him. The

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guy kept trying to irritate me.
Missus James urged her husband to keep cool,

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and they decided to leave the show. They figured they could watch the

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last part of KATS set from the
TVs out in the hallways. On his

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way out, though, James looked
back and saw one of the men,

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not the guy with the lap the
guy who encouraged the lap person to attack

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James. He saw that person attempt
to hit his wife. James doubled back

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and then full on fight. Missus
James got between her husband and the man,

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fearing they were too close to the
balcony railing and calling for them to

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stop fighting. Missus James says,
the man, who by then had a

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bloody nose, intentionally wiped the blood
on her face. Now apparently again,

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I wasn't there. People had complained
about the group in the more forward row

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before James even got hassled. As
the story goes, security told the men

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to stop bothering other attendees. The
men countered they weren't being rude and they

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were the ones being insulted. Missus
James said, I don't know why Security

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didn't dismiss them the first time.
She said she broke the heel of her

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shoe and brewster thigh during the incident. There's a video on social media.

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Kat Williams wraps it up says thank
y' all for coming. God bless you

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have a good night. TMZ reported
that reps for Cat Williams said the show

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was cut only five minutes early.
Meanwhile, a headline from TMZ Jerrod Carmichael

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slammed for joke about slavery race play
with white boyfriend. Now is it me?

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I have no interest in Girod Carmichael
reality show at all. Have you

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watched it? Is it good?
I just I'm not interested in it?

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TMZ reports the controversial quip came on
Jerrod carmichael reality show, where Drod says

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I sometimes joke to him that our
relationship was like that of a slave and

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a master's son who teaches me how
to read by candlelight. Yeah, he

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groans too, because he's a good
person. He doesn't like that joke.

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I like that joke. That's my
burden. I think that's hilarious. The

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scene apparently got posted all over Instagram
and ignited a firestorm of criticism. Folks

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are blasting Drod's joke as an inappropriate
take on racial inequality. Netflix announced a

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six episode John Mulaney thingy called John
Mullaney Presents Everybody's in La. This will

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debut May third, with additional episodes
debuting nightly beginning at seven Pacific. Ah,

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that's not good for us E's coasters. What do you do in Netflix?

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The other episodes will run May six. I don't know why the gap

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in between. Mullaney will be performing
at the Hollywood Bowl on May fourth.

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All right, so what happens in
John MULLENIY Presents Everybody's in La. Each

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of the live installments will feature Millenie
exploring the city and will incorporate many of

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the famous and not so famous faces
in town. Netflix describes it as the

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comically unconventional show featuring special guests and
field piece of shot in La. No

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news yet on who will be on
the show. By the way, John

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Mullaney in a trailer looks pretty good
with his hair grown out. Speaking of

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La, Nick Curl spoke to LAist
and was discussing Netflix. So these two

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stories par nicely. Curl said of
Netflix, I think you can take a

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comedy and who would have in the
past been able to perform at clubs around

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the country just as a working comedian
and really expand their audience, like somebody

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like Ali Wong, who before her
special was an amazing comedian, was a

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working comedian. The exposure Netflix gave
her has made her a household name,

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and she's obviously gone on to do
other kinds of stuff like beef. Krole

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discussed the economics of comedy and the
Internet age. She said, it's opened

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up tremendously from where it was.
Montreal was a comedy festival and there was

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another one in Aspen. When I'm
starting out, if you were at my

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stage or the beginning of your career, you really needed to go one of

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those festivals and get noticed and get
signed by agent's managers, hopefully some sort

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of deal to develop a sitcom or
maybe once in a blue moon get an

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HBO special. That has changed dramatically, Aspen is no more. I was

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at Aspen. I saw George Carlin
there. Montreal is in real financial trouble.

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I think it's because the Internet has
just opened that up so much.

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If you're a funny person, you
start to make funny videos on TikTok,

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or you have a podcast that builds
an audience, or you're on Patreon you

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have a dedicated group of people.
You can build audiences in so many ways

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and build revenue streams for yourself in
so many ways. That has changed the

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economics of it. All Right,
I had promised you some Bob's Moudha stories,

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and this is a good time for
me to tell them. I'm stumbling

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over the reads today. I went
up on Monday for the eclipse, and

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I got home at twelve forty five
am. It took me longer to drive

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back from Vermont than it did to
get back from Michigan a couple weeks back.

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And if everything went according to plan. In your podcast feed, the

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Travel is Back podcast should have an
episode titled something along the lines of Burlington,

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Vermont Eclipse something. So if you
want to hear my eclipse journeys,

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you can switch over to the Travel
is Back podcast when we're done here.

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All right, Bob's Muda. Are
you hip to Tony Clifton? So?

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Tony Clifton is a big, loud, belligerent comedian who thinks he's the greatest

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comedian in the world. There are
those who believe that Tony Clifton was Andy

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Kaufman's alter ego. There are those
who believe that since Sandy passed away,

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Bob's Muda has played the role.
Now I got to spend time with Bob's

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Muda. Oh it's probably fifteen years
ago now, and he would never quite

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admit to being Tony Clifton. And
he was up a couple days in a

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row. We were working on an
idea so at serious exam. I don't

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know if they still do it,
but we used to do these town halls,

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so you would get a famous person
to come in. You'd invite twelve

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to twenty fans up to hang out
in our fish Bowl studio and it was

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kind of an intimate event. You'd
try and get famous people to do it.

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One I remember we did with Henry
Winkler and Bruno Mars walked down the

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hallway and saw Henry Winkler and came
in and like so that was like a

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really cool moment. We had Cheech
and Chong one time, and I think

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Snoop was there if I remember correctly, and he popped in like so that

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kind of like cool celebrity thing.
We were working on an idea. We

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wanted to do Andy Kaufman town Hall, and the Kaufman Estate was cool with

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it. They were gonna give me
a quote where Andy was gonna say he

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was really excited to be part of
this thing, and we were gonna do

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a total Kaufman type put on of
you know, hey, welcome to the

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broadcast. Apparently Andy's running a little
late, and we were gonna kill time.

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We were gonna ask Kristin Shall to
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won the inaugural I think it was
Kaufman Award. We were gonna ask Meo

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to be part of it as Tony
Clifton, not that he is Tony Clifton,

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but we were gonna ask him,
which is ridiculous because he's not Tony

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Clifton. And we were just going
to drag this thing out and just keep

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killing time and have Andy calfun never
actually show up. So Azmuda told me

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a story one time that they were
doing something similar and they booked a venue

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and they were just killing time and
killing time. I don't remember the story

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exactly, but he said it eventually
was like three or four in the morning

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and people just would not leave.
So he tried to add lib a plan.

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He said, okay, that was
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part two of the show is on
the Staten Island Ferry, so meet us

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there at five thirty. So he
headed downtown and figured people would give in.

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Oh no, Kaufman Devotes showed up
at the Staten Island Ferry. They

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took the ferry over to Staten Island, got breakfast and his Muda said eventually

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had a fall onto sword and be
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and he's not coming. So that
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other thing that I remember is we
booked Tony Clifton to be up a serious

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and Tony Clifton shows up and this
was you know everything in New York City

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Post nine to eleven. The security
got ridiculous. Was a pain in the

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neck to get into that building any
day. I forgot my idea. It

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would like I have to call upstairs
and get someone to verify myself. It's

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easy to get through the airport than
to get into that building. So Tony

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Clifton shows up and he does not
have any idea. It says he's Tony

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Clifton, so they won't let him
in and he threw a big tantrum down

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on the lobby and left. So
if Tony Clifton were Bob's mudo, which

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he's totally not, he didn't break
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and never made it upstairs. I've
got some more stories, maybe tomorrow,

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maybe on the weekend. I'm really
excited of the podcast, Five Good News

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Stories. Number Five Good News Stories, which I also host, has made

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the Apple Top one hundred, no
subcategory, the main Top one hundred.

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I'm telling you, as a professional
podcaster, to achieve that from the basement

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is not easy. And now Apple
Podcasts promoted the show, which is why

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it zoomed up the charts. But
boy, that one is off to the

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races. Five Good News Stories.
Wherever you get your programs told you about

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the clips travelers back. I understand
curb your enthusiasm was good. So what

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happened here? I didn't watch it
because one I wanted to get up early

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and drive to Vermont on Monday.
Two Saturday night, I was watching shows

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and it was around ten o'clock and
I'm like, I don't know what do

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I want to watch? Let me
see what Peacock has and Peacock had WrestleMania

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and I'm like, all right,
I haven't watched wrestling forever, and they're

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like coming up next the Rock and
I'm like, okay, So I watched

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WrestleMania on Saturday night, and many
of you are going to be like,

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yeah, we know, Johnny Mack, where you've been. But I was

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blown away by the production values and
the high entertainment of it all, just

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the intros alone. I was like, all right, I'll watch this,

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And I watched The Rock Fight till
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and then I went to bed.
So then Sunday night, when it was

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WrestleMania night too, I was like, you know what, I'm going to

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stare at that again and again the
production values. They had a band come

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out that looked like a combination of
Carnival and Marty Grass. It was just

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so much fun. So I didn't
finish WrestleMania because I went to bed and

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I didn't watch Curb and my plan
for Tuesday night was to watch Neil Brennan

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and maybe finish WrestleMania. We'll see
anyway, I understand Kerb but was good

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when I get around to it.
I will tell you about it. I

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listened to oh, thirteen hours of
podcasts on Monday, and I have a

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problem. This is not a made
up number. I'll send you the screenshot

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if you don't believe me. So
after driving it took about five six hours

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to get up there, coming back
to almost nine with all the traffic.

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I listened to thirteen hours of podcast
Monday at two point two two point three

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speed, and I still listen to
this number. I still have two hundred

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and fifty two podcasts downloaded to my
phone. I have a problem. One

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of the podcasts I listened to is
Tim Dillon. He was a guest on

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Diary of a CEO. So if
you want to hear the real Tim Dillon,

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that's the one I told you the
other day that people had pulled out

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some sizzle quotes of Tim bashing the
millennials, et cetera. If you hear

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it in context, he's clearly doing
a riff. But if you want to

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hear a real interview with Tim Dillon
and why I like Tim Dillon a lot,

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I listened to the Diary of CEO
podcas where Tim is the guest,

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and again, eventually Tim's gonna step
on a land of mine, and I

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will distance myself from him. We've
had a little controversy in the Facebook group,

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which is Daily Comedy News podcast group. Feel encouraged to join us there.

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There are some people who are sick
and tired of the Joe Koy joke.

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Now, I don't know if you
know this back at the Golden Gladow,

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I won't do it. People are
sick of the Golden Globes joke.

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Others seem to be on team Johnny
Mack who think the repetition is funny.

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My point of view is something starts
out funny then gets really annoying, but

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if you stick with it, it
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of the repetition. So some people
are on team Johnny Mack with that.

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But I'll give it a rest.
But I said rest, it's not going

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away forever. How about that.
That's a nice compromise. The Moons Hour

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Comedy Festival kicks off today. That
means I gotta add another bookmark here on

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my MacBook schedule. Let's see seven
o'clock Frankie ken Unius, seven o'clock,

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Jeff Ross, nine thirty, Desi
Banks, Rachel Bloom. Let's see do

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I want to? I was gonna
say, let's go see Jeff Ross,

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but I feel like we know what
Jeff does. Let's go see Frankie Conyonias

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to mix it up and then whatever
you want to do at nine thirty DESI

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or Rachel up to you meanwhile,
Melbourne Comedy Festival, where it's already April

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eleventh in Australia, John, did
you preload the website today? No,

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let's do some without clips today.
Billy Styles show is called The Trip.

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It's the hilarious story of Billy winning
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the main radio station in Australia by
making up a story of how his marriage

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was broken up by an affair and
the drama and karma that was to follow.

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Billy was not married at the time. All right, that's fun.

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Cameron James show is called Mixtape and
there's a little icon here that says selling

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fast. Let's see why. Well. He was the winner of the Director's

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Choice Award at the twenty twenty two
Sydney Comedy Festival and a nominee for the

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twenty twenty two Melbourne International Comedy Festival
Award for Most Outstanding Show. The age

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said comedy par excellence four and a
half stars out of presumably five. Time

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Out said we howled four stars out
of who knows how many stars, presumably

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four, perhaps a million. The
description, Hi, my name's Cameron James,

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and this is a show about music, love and the summer in two

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thousand and nine that I worked as
a singing captain Jack Sparrow impersonator at a

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suburban dinner theater restaurant. Check in
the tape, press play and crank the

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valume on a high energy love letter
to the songs that shape your life and

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the memories they spark. The first
cases, the first break ups, the

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first jobs, all of it.
After an award winning sellout twenty twenty three

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tour, Came returns to Melbourne with
a carefully curated mixtape of hilariously true stories

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and ridiculous original songs, all for
his embarrassment In your amusement. That sounds

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fun Chan not locked Tim Cantonese comedy
show. And there's some Cantonese characters here.

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Oh there is a clip. Let's
listen, Moe Diagle Comedia Comedia.

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All right, I'm gonna fall on
my sword here. What I wanted to

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do there was get to a laugh, and then tell you I thought he

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was pretty funny. You guys didn't
realize I speak Cantonese. I played the

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clip for a minute, the crowd
never laughed, so I cut it short.

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The other thing I was going to
do is say that he made a

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joke about Taylor Swift. See it
a Whirl.