May 8, 2025
Sarah Silverman's Netflix Special, Conan O'Brien's New TV Season, and More
Johnny Mac discusses Sarah Silverman's upcoming Netflix special 'Postmortem' set to release on May 20th. Season two of 'Conan O'Brien Must Go' is now available on Max, featuring Conan's travels to New Zealand, Spain, and Austria. Conan also appears at...
Johnny Mac discusses Sarah Silverman's upcoming Netflix special 'Postmortem' set to release on May 20th. Season two of 'Conan O'Brien Must Go' is now available on Max, featuring Conan's travels to New Zealand, Spain, and Austria. Conan also appears at a leadership convention in Las Vegas. The show highlights controversy surrounding Nate Bargatze's recent Esquire interview criticizing Disney's focus on business over audience connection. Bill Burr's New Yorker interview is also discussed, where he reflects on fair wages and the importance of family time. Lastly, Adam Sandler is set to star alongside George Clooney in the upcoming film 'Jay Kelly,' which releases on November 14th. Additional news includes details on the Toledano Street Comedy Festival in New Orleans.
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00:00 Introduction and Sarah Silverman's New Special
00:54 Conan O'Brien's Latest Adventures
02:44 Nate Brizi's Controversial Interview
07:36 Bill Burr on Work and Society
09:11 Adam Sandler's Upcoming Movie
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Calarogashock Media. Hi there, Johnny Mack with your daily comedy news.
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Sarah Silverman's next special Netflix, May twentieth. It is called
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post Morte Men. She put out the trailer. Let's listen.
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My dad and my step mom Janie both died last May,
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nine days apart. And oh that one needs work. And
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my dad was my best friend, and they both gave
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me so much, and most recently about an hour of
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new material. So let's do this. And this seems like
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a good time to mention. I do have merch this tour,
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but I just really feel like my parents would want
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me to monetize this. Meanwhile, out today, Season two of
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Conan O'Brien must go on, Max. Now you may recall
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they did some like funky things where they shortened the season,
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and I bet they regret that now that there's been
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the Conaissance, I mean, there's like a continual conaissance. But
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I don't know why they had cut back the order. Anyway,
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We'll see Conan in New Zealand with Taike awaititd. Javier
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Bordem joins Conan in Spain. Conan will also visit Austria
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in this season. Max had tweaked the schedule after Conan
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was tapped to host the Oscars. They shortened season two
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to three episodes, but they gave the series a renewal
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for a six episode season three. So maybe I have
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it all wrong and they just wanted to get something
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out there quickly. Anyway, it is on Max today while
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we're talking Conan. I had seen this thing as I
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was prepping the Palace Intrigue podcast because my Prince Harry
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news tracker caught that Harry was going to be at
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this thing in Vegas today. But Conan is there as well.
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You'll find Conan at the Venetian in haul A Level
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two from ten to eleven Pacific. Join Conan O'Brien and
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Jessica Williams as they the role of improvisation and comedy
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in leadership. Together, they'll discuss how humor and embracing spontaneity
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builds trust, leads to innovative thinking, and sharpens adaptability. Sounds
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like a nice paycheck for Conan. Now. This thing is
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called Knowledge twenty twenty five. It has been a convention
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gets you a full conference pass for all the learning,
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inspiration and networking. You could even see Conan O'Brien if
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you wanted to. A one day pass if you want
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to head out there today is only nine hundred and
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ninety five dollars if you want to see Codin O'Brien,
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who's also on TV tonight. Nice money if you can
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get it. Late Night are reporting. The final date, Four
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After Midnight with Taylor Tomlinson will be Thursday, June twelfth.
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All week, I've been talking about Nate Prighetzi. They are
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coming for Nate. The Industry Trades pulled a particular quote
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and I share this screenshot in the Facebook group, even
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though the article has been out for several days. What's
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coming up if you google Daytzy is Nate Pergatzy on
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Disney and Variety, Deadline, the Hollywood Reporter, and the Rap
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all pulling up with Nate Bergatzy says Disney head doesn't
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care about the audience. The poll quode from Nate. Now,
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Disney is run by a guy that's just a businessman. Well,
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that guy doesn't care about the audience. Now that this
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has come up, as I was doing the Nate stuff
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this week. I was coming away a little bit like
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he seems less likable off this interview. I'm not sure
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this Esquire interview helped him at all. And now I'm
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feeling more strongly about that. I've always liked Nate, He's
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been on my radar for at least a decade. But
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this Esquire article, I don't know a little funky. Esquire
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asked Nate about his influences. He listed four people, Jerry Seinfeld,
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Judd Apatow, Walt Disney, and Adam Sandler. And this is
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where the Disney stuff came into Esquire writes, recording in
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to Berghatzy. Walt Disney, the man, not the brand, loved
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everything he made and cared about his customers. The quote, Now,
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now Disney is run by a guy that's just a businessman. Well,
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that guy doesn't care about the audience. Burghetsy cares deeply
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about his audience. He sees himself as their servant. None
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of this happens without them, he says of his career,
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I think one thing that came out in this interview
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is some frustration by Nate that his career took longer
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than maybe he thought, Now, there are a lot of
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eighteen year overnight sensations in this industry. Just about everybody
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you've heard of other than the TikTok comedians have been
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doing this for a while, So I don't know. It
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seems a little at a pace with his peers. Here,
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Esquire writes, while he was still grinding it out, lost
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in relative obscurity, he'd see his peers or mark on
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a controversial issue, often something political. Quoting Nate, they would
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skip a bunch of steps. Now they're mentioned everywhere because
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they said something crazy. Now Netflix called them and they
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got a special burgets. He was tempted. He considered going
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that route, but he resisted the urge otherwise he might
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lose his audience's trust the more I dive into this.
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This is just a carefully created, a friendly harbor piece.
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In Esquire, Nate says, the hardest thing to do is
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stay that past because it's not as flashy. You just
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got to sit in it. You just got to keep going.
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And then he get to the point where I'm at Now,
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I'm frustrated by an entire system that's like y'all were
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just grabbing headlines when I felt like, why did he
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not look at me More. He talked about nate Land,
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which would be built on the site of the former
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opry Land theme park, and Nate says, I'll be honest
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with you, I bet we're closer than people think, but
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it's still a little ways off. Apparently he's in the
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market analytics phase of the project. Another weird take here,
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and before I even saw the rest of the media
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put up, I have in my notes here I wrote
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the other day when I split up this article. Weird take.
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Nate says, I don't think anybody's even trying to make
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stuff everybody. Esquire writes to illustrate his point, BRIGETSI brings
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up Succession. You know HBO Succession. Nate says, I did
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not watch Succession. I know it's the greatest show to
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ever exists. I'm not a mora on. Everybody understands is
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the greatest show in the world. I want to watch it.
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There's nothing to do with the show, but no one
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watched it in the grand scheme of things, so yes
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and no like. It clearly had buzz. But Forbes here
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is pointing out the Succession finale hit a series high
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two point nine million viewers, which Nate is correct, that
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is not a lot. If you want to go back
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forty years, the Mash finale had one hundred and six
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million people watch it. Okay, that was a different time,
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if you want to go back, still a long time ago,
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but the Seinfeld finale had seventy six point three million viewers,
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again at different time. The pit on Max apparently averaged
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ten million plus viewers, and according to website USTVDB, the
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ratings as of Thursday May first Tracker on CBS at
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seven point six million. So if we want to find
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something on par with succession, if we went down to
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two point three million, basically as popular as Let's make
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a Deal on CBS, which did two million, three hundred
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and five according to this website. So Nate's not wrong
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there about succession. Nate says, everybody has lives, everybody has kids,
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everybody has stuff to go do. They don't want to
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sit and worship your art. There's got to be a
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balance of appreciating succession and appreciating king of queens. Those
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worlds have to exist together. Now you have too many successions.
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There's nothing that's a palide cleaner. Maybe the successions are
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a little bit easier to make because you're making it
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for such a specific audience. You get the runway to
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make it for five six years because it's cool. What
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if no one watches it doesn't matter. I think there's
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no one trying to do it. People still go to concerts.
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I do shows in front of fifteen thousand people who
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are laughing and paying attention for an hour. I see
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it in every single city. People want to go do something.
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You're not just giving them something to go do. Very
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interesting article. We'll see if there's more blowback during the week.
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I also wanted to pick a little more at this
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Bill Burr piece in The New Yorker. Burr said, my
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thing is, I wish we could go back to if
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you work forty hours a week, one hundred and sixty
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hours a month, you can live comfortably. You can pay
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your rent. I don't think anybody should be able to
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argue with the fact that if somebody works one hundred
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and sixty hours a month for you and they can
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still pay their rent, you're not paying them enough. And
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this thing, when they have to go out and get
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a second job, spend time away from their children, that's
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going to hurt this country and It's also an incredibly
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callous and cold thing to do, somebody knowing that because
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you want a bigger pool, they're going to miss out
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on the greatest thing ever, which is watching their kid
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grow up. You're stealing those moments away from them. Had
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a friend of mine, he told me the story. Right
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out of college. He got this job with a big
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corporation who's living in New York. He gets the job,
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he crushes it, and then they place him in San Francisco.
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So he got to know somebody in HR and they're
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having a beer one night and he goes, you know,
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I don't understand. They have offices everywhere, live in New York.
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Why they place me all across the country. And the
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other guy goes, ah, they do that on purpose. They
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want to move you away from all your family and friends,
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so you're less likely to quit because you have no options.
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And I always just want to be in that meeting
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because you know, they talk around it. Did you ever
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see what was that movie a few years ago, Zone
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of Interest? The way they were talking about putting people
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in ovens. They were talking about it like it was cargo,
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and they were dressed nice, and they were clean, they
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were having their little coffee, and they're talking about the
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most evil thing ever, like the person who came up
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with that got rewarded for that, breaking up families and
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moving someone away from and that goes back to slavery.
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It's terrible. They're constantly demonizing people with no power, like
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the food industry. When they saw the heroin addicts, they
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were jealous of heroin. They go, I wish people were
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in our food like that. So what they call it
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is we want our food to have a certain amount
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of creveability. It's beyond evil. But because it's legal, and
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because politicians are so underpaid and they're taking the money
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from that, they don't do anything. A lot more there.
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I'll pick up on that either tomorrow or Saturday. Adam
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Sandler has got a movie he will co star with
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George Clooney. It is called Ja Kelly. Will hit theater
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is November fourteenth, before it streams three weeks later on
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December fifth. So maybe we're getting the dramatic Adam Sandler here.
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And I'm a big fan of Adam Sandler dramatic actor.
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I think he's one of the best dramatic actors comedian.
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He's terrible, but dramatic actor. I dig Adam Sandler. We
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don't know anything about the movie other than George Clooney
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plays Jay Kelly. Adam Sandler plays somebody named Adam Doherty.
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If you're up near Jamestown, New York and you want
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to meet Gabe Iglesias, he'll be at the National Comedy Center.
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He's there to open the newest exhibit featuring his iconic
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nineteen fifty nine Volkswagen Bus from his record breaking stadium
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Fluffy Special. Gabe will be there to officially unveil the display.
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The vintage VW bus from Gabe's personal collection is a
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fan favorite centerpiece of his historic Dodger Stadium show. Admission
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to the Comedy Center is free all day. I wish
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I had known about this earlier. I would have I
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bet they would have hooked me up. I'm friendly with
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them and and I've worked with Gabe in the past.
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I I only saw this on Wednesday. If I known
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a little earlier, could have planned my life. You know,
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you got to pre record. Sometimes you're going to disappear
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for an entire day. Oh well, anyway. Admission is free
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to the Comedy Center's museum all day. There'll be a
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fan photo op after the ribbon cutting at four thirty.
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Attendees can RSVP at Comedycenter dot org, slash Fluffy and
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did you see who's back? Father Guido Sarducci weighing in
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seen Sarducci in a long time, Serducci told Colbert, while
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I predict, I think it's fixed. Benedict the sixteenth is
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gonna be the pope again. That's my prediction. Colbert reminded
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Guido that Pope Benedict is dead, and Father Sarducci responded,
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that's what you think. It's a rumor. It's like Elvis.
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It's a conspiracy. Colbert said, but we saw his funeral,
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since his funeral. If you would like to keep up
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on all the latest things, paople, don't forget. We've got
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that podcast, White Smoke. I'm working on that one personally,
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pope between me recording this and you hearing it, well
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that's what happened. Big. Netflix plans they're going to overhaul
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the homepage design. The new layout is more clean and modern,
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that highlight popularity, awards, or other features. They're also tweaking
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