Shane Gillis Comedy Series Tires: A Bold Stand Against Wokeness?

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Callaroga Shark media. I need you
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I've got stuff. And the weekend's
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Memorial Day weekend. I get it. Not everybody listens, but don't

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blow off the episodes. They gotta
have nothing because they're actually pretty good.

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Hi, I'm Johnny Mack with your
daily comedy News Stephen Colbert with a pretty

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good joke. Earlier this week,
Trump's social media account put out a bit

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of disturbing content. It was a
campaign video with a headline about a unified

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Reich. Now, before you get
two worked up, there's a simple explanation.

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Donald Trump wants to rule over a
unified Reich. I love that joke

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because of the simplicity. Let me
digress here. I'm actually saving this as

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a real topic for a Monday,
but I just shared in the Facebook group,

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which is Daily Comedy News podcast group
Joe Cooy trailer and dude, can

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you go more than two words without
an F bomb? We'll start a discussion

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in the Facebook group Daily Comedy News
Podcast group about working clean. And I'm

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not saying you have to work clean, but I am saying don't work dirty

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for no reason. And if you
play that Joe Cooy trailer, you'll hear

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what I'm talking about. We'll do
that on Monday. Shane Gillis throughout the

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first pitch at the Philadelphia Phillies game
on Wednesday, Shane said, I'm trying

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not to be like fifty cent.
If you've ever seen it, fifty cent

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had one of the worst ceremonial first
pitches of all time. I got one

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day of practice in I was at
the University of Texas. I got to

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throw from the mound a little.
NBC's John Clark asked Shane Gillis how he

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felt leading up to the first pitch. Let's listen, you perform in front

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of a lot of people. Yeah, Like, is that nerve racking or

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resists? This is way more nerve
wrecked. This. It's a test,

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my man. With that, I'm
certain I'm gonna fail. You're gonna be

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fine. How cool is this?
It's awesome. This is a cool team.

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I'm happy to hopefully not ambaniss myself. Good luck. Shane Gillis,

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a south paw from Pennsylvania, threw
a strike. Congratulations OutKick saw that new

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Shane Gillis show tires on Netflix.
I'm looking forward to it. But last

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night I went to see The Rolling
Stones. Mick Jagger and Keith Richards are

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eighty, by the way, which
is encouraging. I could host this thing

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another twenty five years. I saw
my buddy Sal yesterday and he was asking

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me where do you record from?
You go to a studio, and I'm

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like, no, basement. USB
Mike straight in too my MacBook and he's

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like, that's what I thought.
Sounds good. Well, thank you,

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Sal, But yeah, I'm in
my basement. I digress all right.

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OutKick talking about Tires. The headline
from OutKick, Shane Gillis's new comedy series

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is a massive middle finger to wokeness. They write in a non spoilery way,

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what I can say is that Tires
couldn't care less about what should shouldn't

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be allowed to be joked about.
The premiere episode includes jokes about I gotta

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clean this up, favors that you
might do for somebody you really like.

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You know what I'm saying, nutche
nudge wink wink, say no more the

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results you get from such a favor
nudge nudge wink only fans where you know,

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as you know, sometimes I lock
myself in the basement and I watch

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some comedy from Natasha la Giro.
I don't know what you think I'm doing

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down here, reliving the high school
football glory days, Oude Hussein lying about

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hooking up with women and being an
idiot. Where else can you find a

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show with jokes about sex and the
deceased son of Saddam Hussein. That's a

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good question. And it's a pure
R rated comedy and exactly what Shing Gills

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fans have come to expect from him. It's absolutely everything the anti comedy woke

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mob hates? Is there actually an
anti comedy woke mob? Does that actually

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exist? Where? Is just like
we just write articles about it and I

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talk about it every day, and
Chappelle does twenty minutes about it, and

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Gervaise sweets about it, and everybody
writes articles about everyone's being canceled while Luis

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c. K plays Madison Square Garden. Is there an anti woke well?

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I haven't seen it. The jokes
are so edgy at times that you might

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even feel a little uncomfortable, and
I loved every second of it. The

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entire premise is a middle finger to
people who want to sanitize comedy Again,

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are those those people. Or maybe
it's me because I don't want JOKOI to

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try f bomps. Maybe I'm the
anti woke mob. Wow, I just

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had a self awakening. Tires also
includes appearances from Stavros Halkias and Andrew Schultz.

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Schultz's character immediately gets hit with pejoratives
as soon as he's introduced again.

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The show is edgy as hell and
I love it. Speaking of Andrew,

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Schultze just performed at Abu Dhabi Comedy
Week. The National News said comedian doesn't

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hold back and uae return. They
tell us it's rare for a comedy show

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to leave you tearing up with emotion. But that's exactly what happened when I

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saw Andrew Schultz at Eddie Hot Arena
on Tuesday. Who's a return to the

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area. Apparently Andrew had played there
in October as part of the UFC Showdown

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Week. The writer says, back
then was the first time I'd heard of

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Schultz. Curious to know who this
American comedian was that had sold out Eddie

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Hot Arena. It came across a
short clip he uploaded on his YouTube channel.

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I instantly became a fan. After
all, who wouldn't be impressed by

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someone from the US learning and joking
about an Arabic slang used to describe teenagers

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who hang around malls and groups.
The writer then shares that he or she

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went to see Andrew in Boston and
then added, I was surprised to see

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the same opening acts I'd watched in
the US comedians Derek posted Mark Gagnon,

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who took the stage and warned up
the crowd while they were both entertaining.

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I had already seen them perform the
same jokes a few months previously, making

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me worry that Schultz might do the
same. You see somebody in Boston and

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the Abu Dhabi Comedy Week and you
get the same material. I don't think

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he could be like, what,
how could we not do it a fresh

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set? Yeah, if you're not
going to play your hits at the Abu

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Dhabi Comedy Week, I don't know
when you're going to This is not the

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seller good news. The writer says, I was relieved to learn that wouldn't

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be the case. As he stepped
down on the stage with a thin bamboo

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stick, or as he joked,
his comicky stick, I hope I pronounced

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that right. That is the aforementioned
that slang word about teens in malls something

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to defend himself from these teens in
malls and keep them at bay. And

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the two times I've now seen him
live, I'm continually impressed just how good

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he is at what he does.
And he personalized his sets based on what

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city he's in. He is a
seamless way of knocking out jokes in such

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a natural way they'd already think he
was quite familiar with the region. That's

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cool, while we're in the weeds
here. While most of his jokes were

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hits, I did have to turn
up my partner at one point to see

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if he understood a quip about UAE
beating Saudi Arabian football, as there seemed

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to be some confusion, even with
Schultz seemingly asked the crowd if that was

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true. My partner clarified that he
thought it was a reference to Al Anine

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beating Alan Nassar in the AFC Champions
League a couple months ago. That's deep,

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Andrew, that's deep. Jen Marco
Cireesi, his star is rising.

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Picks eleven New York City are aware
of who he is now. They had

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him on They tell us recently,
John Marco dropped a series of semi not

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safe for work announcements for the third
leg of his Leaning into Our, which

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features John Marco in various states of
censored undress with a winking, off kilter

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approachability. It's this charming blend of
self awareness and on assuming male energy that

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have made Seresi something of an internet
heart throb for countless scores of straight women

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and gay men. I wasn't aware
of any of that. I'm neither of

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those, and I'm a fan those
star has been on the rise for some

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time. The leading and tour has
coincided with some recent major industry attention for

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the host of The Downside with John
Marcos Ressi podcast. He says, I

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was always funny leading. I always
enjoyed comedy, and I probably thrived more

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in comedic roles than dramatic roles,
even though deep down I always wanted to

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be like Daniel da Lewis, he
says with a wink. But then after

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several years in New York and not
getting that much work and struggling, I

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finally wrote a play for myself and
it just lent itself to being comedic.

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I got very addicted to the feedback
loop of stand up comedy and stand up

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comedy, I immediately get to find
out if something is good or bad or

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how to make it better, and
it just sucked me. In Pixe eleven

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says, among John Marco's strongest comedic
attributes is the loose and cutting but kind

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way the comedian navigates awkward situations that
can evitably arise at a comedy show full

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of drinking adults. Earlier this year, he was performing at a drag bar

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in Ohio doing some Trump material.
A guest in the front row let her

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support be known. John Marco said, there's no way you're in the front

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row of a drag show and voting
for Trump. I don't think it's my

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job to take a poll before the
show. Is there anyone in the audience

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who's Republican? But you got to
ignore, especially seeing as how drag queens

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have become the focal point for conservatives
to try and use hysteriot inside homophobia,

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et cetera. Anyway, I could
not talk about it, so I challenged

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her on it, and I said, how can you beat a drag show

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when the people you're voting for would
in their fantasies ban this from happening.

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All right, I have an on
the fly update. That first half was

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pretty good. I bumped two stories
to Monday, and now I can tell

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you Monday is also pretty good.
So listen all weekend solid episodes all the

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way through huzzah. Following up on
yesterday, I was doing a Taylor Swift

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rant that yeah, I do listen
back in the car every day on my

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way to the National Donute Chain.
And as I listened back to Thursday's episode

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that first segment where was talking about
Nicki Glazer, I didn't like it.

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I didn't nail it. I'd like
to do that one again. Just didn't

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nail it. Heather jumped in on
the Facebook group, which is Daily Comedy

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News podcast group, not knowing that
I didn't like the segment, but I

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didn't like the segment, and Heather
wrote, friendly neighborhood Swifty here just wanted

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to say that Nicki Glazer brought up
Taylor Swift. She wrote, do not

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insert Joe Coy joke. Okay,
because on Taylor's new album she has thank

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You Amy, and she reminds us
that the spelling on thank You Amy has

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a capital K a capital I and
a capital M and the rest in lower

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cases, and Kim spells Kim.
She has a song on the new album

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that people think is about Kim and
reignited the Kim K hate. I think

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that was Nicky's first thought when Kim
K got booted the Brady Roast, but

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then she remembered that this family sucks
in general in most people's opinions. Fun

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fact, Nicky's body shaming comments about
Taylor were used in the Miss Americana documentary,

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which Nicky has since apologized for.
Appreciate the note there. I do

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like Taylor Swift, by the way. I just I like the bit more

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than I like Taylor Swift. When
I saw Taylor last year, that was

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the best concert. I think.
I've talked about this in the past,

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and I'll let you know how the
Rolling Stones were last night. But when

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I left Taylor, and I'm a
big Springsteen fan, I said, Okay,

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Bruce, you and the guys are
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the arena and play guitars for two
and a half hours. I'm no longer

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impressed. Heather also to post with
hashtag Bob's Burgers fans Unite Well. Ellen

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is a Bob's Burgers fan. Now
I'm hoping the Bobsburgers fans unite and maybe,

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you know, if people run with
the gag enough, maybe they'll make

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like a fan film, or maybe
they'll like actually produce an episode of Bob's

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Burgers from all this merch, and
then we could all laugh at the joke

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that the show was real for the
last fourteen years. We'll see Ellen wants

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to buy me a coffee dot com
thank you, Ellen, and bought me

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three ice coffees. You can hear
one right here. I'm gonna keep doing

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this because i haven't done this in
a while. And she wrote in the

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words of the why David Letterman,
if it weren't for the coffee, I'd

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have no identifiable personality whatever. She
adds, I believe that applies to Johnny

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Mack as well. I'm not offended
anytime anyone wants to compare me in any

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way to David Letterman. Great compliment
accepted. Thank you, Ellen. Hope

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you're enjoying Bob's Burgers. Oh my
brain is fried here. So I'm looking

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at the next story. It is
from people and it says Richards tells people,

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And I'm like, do I have
a Keith Richards from Merlingstones. Do

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I have a Keith Richards story in
here? Oh no, no, No,

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it's Michael Richards. He was Creamer
on Seinfeld, still talking about that

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infamous night where he lost that on
stage. He said, I was immediately

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sorry the moment I said it on
stage. I'm not looking for a comeback.

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My anger was all over the place
and it came through hard and fast.

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Anger is quite a force, but
it happened. Rather than run from

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it, I dove to the deep
end and try to learn from it.

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Hasn't been that easy. Crisis managers
wanted me to do damage control, but

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as far as I was concerned,
the damage was inside of me. He

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says he has spent the past seventeen
years in deep analysis. It was time

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to figure out where all the anger
was coming from. Part of it came

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down for him, his own insecurities. Somehow I couldn't connect to the joy

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of being an artist. I was
a good character actor, but I was

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comfortable being the character, not in
being me. I said no to the

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offer of a store in the Hollywood
Walk of Fame. I didn't feel deserving.

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I said no to hosting SNL twice
because I didn't feel good enough.

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I never really felt satisfied with my
Seinfeld performance. Fame magnified my insecurities.

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As for the infamous night in two
thousand and six, he says, I'm

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not racist. I'm nothing against black
people. The man who told me I

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wasn't funny had just said what I'd
been saying to myself for a while.

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Felt put down. I wanted to
put him down. The Veil Comedy Festival

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back this weekend, kicks off tonight. Jenny Zigrino Is you're a headliner.

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You'll find her at the Gambit Bar
tonight at seven thirty. She says,

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I feel like every time we do
comedy in Colorado, I have an amazing

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time. Last year I was at
the High Planes Festival in Denver. It

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was so great hang out with my
peers from all over the country. My

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favorite memory from doing a festival like
this is the crappy diner food you have

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the next morning after the closing party. I love seeing friends I haven't seen

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at a long time at festivals,
discovering new comedians that are hitting the scene.

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My favorite part of festivals crazy after
parties. I like to go back

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to the hotel and sleep and just
knowing the funniest people in the world are

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on the same show as you.
It's the craziest thing that has ever happened

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to you at a comedy show.
She says. One time I asked Blake

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Griffin for his phone number. Blake
Griffin, the NBA player, best known,

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I think for his time on the
Clippers, the La Clippers. He

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gave it to me. I don't
know if it was real or not.

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Comedian Mark Masters is the organizer of
the Veil Comedy Festival, and he said,

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you can go to comedy festivals where
you're going to a theater and you're

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watching with five hundred or thousand people. You're watching most of our shows with

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less than one hundred people. And
after the show you go into any of

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the great restaurants in and around Veil
Village and the comedians who just saw on

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stage or sitting right next to you. Boy, imagine if Patton I was

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what was there eating a hot dog
and that would be some scene. It's

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very common for me to hear stories
about guests buying beers for comics. I'm

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thinking, what's the term. There's
a term. I can't think of it.

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For female fans of comedy who sometimes
buy a beer for comedians. Sounds

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like it might be an opportunity to
buy a beer for comedian this weekend.

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There's a term. I can't think
of it right now. Comedian Monroe Martin

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is originally from Philadelphia, is in
New York City. He will also be

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headlining the Veil Comedy Festival. Mark
Masters was asked how does he pick it

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comes to the festival. There's a
whole committee that scores their submission tapes.

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It's a complicated process. And I
don't choose the comedians. Those comedians get

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scored by a group of industry professionals
and selected through a screening process. I'll

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chime in. I assume part of
the screening process is cost Like, let's

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go to the Johnny Mac Comedy Festival. I'm gonna have Chappelle, Seinfeld,

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Malaney and affagain at Bill Burr and
Seane gillis pretty cool festival. I can't

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afford to book it. And that
is your comedy news for today. Oh

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and look at the clock. This
was not a short episode today and I

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bumped another story. So we'll have
robust stuff all weekend. Uh. You

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know, if you're taking the weekend
off and bring your podcast app with you

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or catch up on Tuesday. I'm
cool with that. Have a great weekend,

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see you tomorrow.