Nov. 29, 2024

Shane Gillis' Bud Light Ad and Anthony Jeselnik's Career Reflection

Show Notes
Transcript

Johnny Mac discusses Shane Gillis' new Bud Light commercial featuring a comedic mix-up, and highlights Anthony Jeselnik's reflections on his 20-year career in comedy. The episode includes insights from Tom Allen of Bud Light about choosing Gillis for the campaign, Jeselnik's challenges in keeping his material fresh, and his thoughts on character-driven comedy. It also touches on Michael Ian Black's feelings about 'Have I Got News for You', Samantha Bee's decision to leave the show due to guest Tim Burchett, and Jason Kelce's upcoming late-night ESPN show. The episode concludes with news on Jimmy Kimmel's Google shopping game show and discussions on recent comedy specials and albums.

00:12 Shane Gillis' Bud Light Commercial
01:36 Anthony Jeselnik's Comedy Insights
04:19 Michael Ian Black and Sam Bee's Show Experiences
05:48 Jason Kelce's Late Night Show
07:07 Jimmy Kimmel's Google Shopping Game Show
08:03 Dana Carvey's Return to SNL
08:45 Comedy Industry Updates
09:31 Emil Wakim's Tax Troubles

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Callaroga Shark Media. He air, OK, you had a good Thanksgiving.

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I'm Johnny Mack with your daily comedy news Shane Gillis

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and a new commercial for bud Light that's a lot

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of fun. In the commercial, we see Shane Gillis in

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a dirty, graffiti filled freeway underpass. He's sitting next to

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model and like there's a guitar player and it's all

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kind of cool. Gillis then realizes he's in the wrong commercial.

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Let's listen to part of it. We are all lost. Yeah,

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I'm lost. I'm one hundred loss here, but we are

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on the end, all right, I just spotting for us,

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that's yeah. Hey, I think I'm in the wrong commercial.

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What h This isn't right. Wait aren't you Andre? No,

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I'm I'm Shane Shane. Huh. Oh, I see what's going on.

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You're supposed to be in a bud like commercial. Oh.

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I'm supposed to be in a bud like me, a

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bud like commercial. Not here. So that's why I'm the

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odd one out down here. Well, if you're here, Andre Is.

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We then cut to the model type guy who's supposed

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to be in the first commercial, and he's in the

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commercial Shane should be in where it looks like they're

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basically a beat ups having some wings and having some beer.

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It's a lot of fun. Ton Allen is the senior

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vice president of Marketing for bud Light and says as

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a passionate college football fan himself, Shane Gillis was the

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perfect partner to connect to our college football audience with

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his distinct style of humor, and it doesn't hurt that

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he loves a bud Light or two. On game day,

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I shared in the Facebook group the lengthy article with

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Anthony J. Justsin Aca. They facebook group is daily Comedy

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News podcast group. Feeling encouraged to join us there, Cracked

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was curious, Hey, Anthony, after twenty years of touring, are

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the people who come to the shows who don't understand

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what you're doing? Anthony said occasionally yes, but at this

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point Lauren Michael's once told me he was talking about

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Conan and his success. The longer you're there, the longer

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you're there. So just by doing it for twenty years,

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everyone knows. Now, that's a great line by Lord Michaels.

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It's very few people who would think I'm a monster.

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And if you are, you've been living under a rock.

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My comedy's more accepted than it's ever been, just through

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the virtue of being around long enough for people to

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understand what's happening, could follow up by crack. They were

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curious if that changes the level of difficulty, because people

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go in expecting an edge and you got to keep

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upping and upping it. Jessla next said, it's certainly a challenge,

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but in every challenge there's an opportunity. It's where do

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they think I'm going? You've seen the special the bit

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about gallus. Humor only works if you've seen Thoughts and

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Prayers and you think you know where I'm going with that.

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There are opportunities in this long career I've had, and

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all the negatives those are champagne problems. There's a lot

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of comics who make it five years and never have

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to deal with this. I'm not going to complain, but

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it's certainly in my mind when I'm writing new material,

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how do I still surprise them? The audience tells me

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what works and what doesn't. There are plenty of jokes

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where I'm like, this is obvious, and I asked a friend,

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is this obvious? And they're like, no, only to you

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would this be obvious. So it's really a conversation with

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the audience because something that's obvious to me is not

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to them, and vice versa, where I think this joke

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is brilliant and they're like, no, no, no, we saw

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that coming a mile away. To keep going darker and darker,

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that would be serving one segment of my fan base

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who was always going to complain of the first album

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was the best, was the most shocking. I'm not going

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to be a slave to my audience. Ever. I will

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not do that. The only way to get through it

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instead of going darker is to become more clever and

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to become a little bit more flexible. Things that you

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think are going to go dark, they end up being silly,

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And I think that's where my future lies, and the

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silliness and trying to come up with a longer format

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narrative in order to hide the punchlines just going dark.

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I'm too old for that crap I loved at the time,

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But people rank my specials much differently than I do.

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A lot of the OG fans love the original. I

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love the more subtle I still got you there kind

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of thing. You'll often hear me Soapbox about watching a

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particular comedian and being frustrated that I don't believe any

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of the stories that said. I'm a free thinker and

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I can understand that Jesslinick is doing a character. Larry

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the Cable Guy is doing a character. Jesslinick talks about

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the character and says, the character's so fully formed, and

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you're a good hands where if it's a lie, it's

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a lie throughout the hour. I'm not pulling the rug

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out for you, being like, you're an idiot for believing that.

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I never want to be told what to do by anyone,

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even if it's Chris Rock He's like, yeah, I got

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a bit fore you. I'm like, get out of my face.

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I want to think of it myself. That's the fun part.

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Recently I admitted to you that I was wrong. I

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know we were all shocked. It was absolutely shocking that

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I was wrong about something because it almost never happens.

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I was wrong about how I got news for you

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being canceled after nine weeks if in case you missed it,

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Cee and it is bringing it back for season two.

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Michael Ian Black shared on his substack that he doesn't

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watch the show. Black said, for the record, I do

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not watch the program and probably never will. I tried

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once when it first came on, but I found I

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had to turn the channel within moments of seeing my

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own stupid, grinning mug. Many times I leave the taping

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thinking everybody else was great and I was fine. This

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has been a perennial issue. I very much want to

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be a smart comic who's this smart and funny things,

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and sometimes I am, but most of the time I

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just feel like a fraud. Sam Bee shared why she

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canceled kind of late on the Have I Got News

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for You Folks? This from Late Nighter. Sam told the

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story on her podcast, The Daily Beast Podcast. Sam said,

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I pulled myself out of it, which I do apologize

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to the whole team for leaving them in a bit

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of a spot. I just didn't feel like it was

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the right time for me to be on the show.

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Like for context, I really like the show. I think

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it's actually really good. I like and admire everybody who's

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on it, but my personal boundaries that I really can't

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go on like a fun, loving comedy quiz show with

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someone who just stands so opposite to every value that

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I hold dear. The episode in question was the November

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sixteenth installment of the show. The guest that she had

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a problem with was Tennessee Republican Congressman Tim Burchett. I'm

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personally not familiar with Tim, but Late Nighter says b

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sided issues with Burchett's stances on mass deportation, guns, and

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opposition to transgender rights, as well as desire to dismantle

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the Department of Education into fun planned parenthood. Sam said,

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I just think these questions and these issues that we're

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facing are literally existential, and I don't have a good

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sense of humor about it. I just wasn't willing to

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sit on a comedy show with a grim facial expression,

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thinking what am I gonna say? What am I gonna do?

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What is this like? Why am I here? The next

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thing I'm going to be wrong about, and that'll be

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twice in one year, which would be amazing, is that

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Jason Kelsey's late night show on ESPN is going to

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be a disaster. Now it's all only gonna run for

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five weeks, so they'll guest him up into the super Bowl.

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But I don't know about a one am at Jason

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kelse TV show. I'm sure it'll do great with viral clips,

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but is anyone gonna actually watch it? Who knows? I'm

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willing to be wrong here. Kelsey is working on it.

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He showed up at the UCB Theater in la and

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was on the ASCAT show Late Night. Our tells as

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Kelsey took the stage beer in hand, and he was

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tasked with delivering a series of autobiography stories intended to

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inspire scenes from the improvisers on stage. They call it

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Late Night with Jason Kelsey five weeks starting Friday, January third,

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twenty twenty five. The show will be shot in front

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of a live audience in Philadelphia. Last week, Jason Kelsey

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told Jimmy Kimmel on the ABC owned show and said,

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I love late night shows. I've always loved them. I

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remember it's sleepovers watching Conan O'Brien with my friends. The

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show's even gonna have a live house band, the Philadelphia

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based seven piece Brass Ensemble Snack Time. The show's primary

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focus will be on sports personalities. Jason says, We're gonna

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have a bunch of guys up there, legends of the game,

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friends that I played the game with, coaches and celebrities.

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If you would like to see Jason's appearance, UCB does

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a live stream of the recorded shows. It will cost

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you ten bucks and it'll be up there until Sunday.

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Speaking of Jimmy Kimmel, a boy, Google's got a lot

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of money, so much money that they're gonna mind trick

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Johnny mackintom playing a commercial here. A big campaign sees

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Jimmy Kimmel hosting a Google Shopping branded game show called

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Can You Gift It? Some of the other folks in

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this show Ronnie chang Otska at Kotzka, Roy Wood Junior,

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Robin Feed, Matt Rodgers, Joel Kim Booster, somebody's got a

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lot of budget. This campaign runs through December fifth. Let's listen.

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Welcome to Pay You Gift, the Google Shopping game show

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where the deals are endless and everyone wins. I am

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shopping for my biggest hater, my grandma. I'm shopping for

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the phone i'd like to shop for you. Am I

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allowed to do that? Yes you are. The goal is

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to score as many deals as possible to mark them

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off your gift list. Turntable, Come on on, quote, I'm

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trying to play the forty chess for Google. Right now,

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I'm going with Fluffy Dat very very wrong. Who who

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is the better gift? It looks like Dana Carvey is

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going to continue to be on SNL. I don't understand it.

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You have a cast, let the cast do things. Dana

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is great, Dana had his time. I don't understand this

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thing where now we're coming back to the show. Dana

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on his podcast said, we leave the good nights at SNL.

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Sometimes you do with the host. You going to the

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bleachers and you come out. So I think it was

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John Mulaney. He went out right before me, and I

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think he was going and then he started skipping and

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I started skipping too, And skipping feels really good compared

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to walking and even running. It's kind of gentle. So now,

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if you ever see me on SNL and I'm going

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back in December, if you see me come off the stage,

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just remember within seconds I will be skipping for quite

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a while. That's kind of inside baseball I mentioned earlier

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in the week. I feel like comedy is moving towards edginess.

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Looks like Hulu's gonna grab the Sebastian Gaffigan corner and

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Netflix is getting Edgier. They just announced that Arishafir Deal

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Andrew Schultz is taping his special for Netflix tonight and

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tomorrow at the Beacon Theater. Blond Medicine has a comny

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album out Tonight's I already support your nomination for Best

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Comedy Album for the Grammy, because Best Comedy Album should

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go to albums, not Netflix specials. This one from Aaron

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Judge and Jenny Chilakian. It's called Romantic Comedy Live at

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the Ripped of bo Dice. Eron and Jenny have been

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hosting a monthly comedy showcase at a romance bookstore since

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twenty sixteen. For this stand up album, Eron and Jenny

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open up the show together and then each performed long

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sets of their own material. The result is a delightful

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and hilarious glimpse into what these two dynamic co hosts

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experience in their day to day lives as queer women

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in La And if you missed yesterday show, I was

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poking away at the Vulture Comedians you should and will

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know Emil will keem He had so much good material

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that I split it in half, so I did half

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of it yesterday. He was asked the biggest financial hurdle

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he's encountered to his becoming a comedian and said, did

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you guys know you have to pay your taxes? That

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really blindsided me. I couldn't believe we were really doing that.

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I was like, well, clearly, no one's going to check

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up on the little guys. And then I got audited

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the first year I filed taxes as a comedian. The

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irs sent me a letter and they were like, hey,

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so it's like way more money. I called my dad

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and started ranting about how Bernie should have been the

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nominee and something about Jeff Bezos or something. It's so

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annoying you can't use that as a reason, like in

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court for tax evasion. I feel like I should be like, yeah,

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but you're on Eric Capitalism America, and then the jury

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would stand up and applaud me. But I do pay

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all my taxes on time. Now, I think, what comedy

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opinion hill will you die on? I love this one,

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he goes. I mean, obviously CrowdWork should be wiped off

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the face of the planet, but I feel like it's

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hack at this point to say that, almost as hack

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is asking somebody what they do for a living in

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all seriousness. Short form content is melting my brain, and

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I think it should be outlawed unless my clips start

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doing good, and then it's awesome and it's the future.

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I have to admit, though, that I'm bad at crowd work,

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which is probably part of the reason why I and

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so many comics crap on it, because it is a skill.

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It's just a skill that's ruining the world and may

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even lead to the downfall of civilization. And that's your

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comedy news for today. If you enjoy the program, tell

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a friend about it too. If you like this without

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commercial interruption, there's a link in the show note to

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tell you how that works. I'm gonna continue with my

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mission to pretape the entire weekend. Let's see if my

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voice holds up. You'll find out tomorrow. See then,