Why does Amy Schumer keep crashing wedding photos? PLYS Amy criticized Jo Koy.

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Kalaroga Shark Media. Hello, I'm
Johnnie Mack with today's Daily Comedy News.

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Josh Pick shot back at Amy Schumer's
recent criticism of Joe Coy's Golden Globes monologue.

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Right, you got this, Joe
Coy was so mean to Taylor Swift,

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and then Amy didn't like that,
and then Josh Peck commented. Josh

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was on the Good Guys podcast and
said, I took issue with Amy Schumer,

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who recently was on the Deer Media
podcast. She was asked about Joe

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Cooy. I feel defensive of comedians. It's a brotherhood, it's a sisterhood.

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And she was basically critical of Joe
Cooy. She was throwing him under

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the bus, which was crappy because
she's a comedian. It's like, we

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all know he had a tough night. Why continue to go after him.

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A month later, Peck noted he
isn't a comedian himself, but his comedian

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friend Jannis Pappus shared his thoughts.
Yanna said, the jokes are fine.

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He just wasn't confident because it was
such an intimidating room and they weren't giving

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him love. He was undeserving of
all the backlash. You may call that

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Taylor Swift basically murdered Joe Cooy's career
after Joe told this horribly mean joke.

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I'm afraid to even share with you. It's so vicious. But let's listen.

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As you know, we came on
after a football doubleheader. The big

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difference between the Golden Globes and the
NFL. On the Golden Gloves, we

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have fewer camera shots of Taylor Swift. I swear, Oh man, that

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is just so mean. I don't
know how Joe Koy could have possibly said

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such a mean thing about Taylor Swift. Schumer at one point had been on

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the Not Skinny but Not Fat podcast. I hadn't seen any pick up about

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this interview, but apparently she said
if the audience doesn't laugh, then it's

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a problem. The thing with Joe
he threw his writers under the bus,

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and that was not a good look. Now pay attention to this next part

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is this sop? Do people do
this? I've been around enough comedians and

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I don't know that this is done. Amy apparently said, if I'm gonna

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say a joke about anyone, I'm
going to clear it, like I cleared

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my jokes to Leah Ardo DiCaprio.
I cleared it with these people because I

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don't want to make that mistake.
Really, hey, Leo, are you

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okay with these Really? That's really
interesting to me. Now. Amy runs

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in a particular circle of the elite, and I guess she likes staying in

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that circle. Amy added that it
does not feel good when the whole internet

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is mad at you and clarified that
she does not wish that on anyone.

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Peck's co host Ben said, if
you're bombing, you don't need to tell

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us that you're bombing. Because your
writers suck. He threw them under the

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bus. You know what, it
was a live show. The guy riffed

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a joke. I really, it's
not that bad. Kid over yourselves writers.

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Meanwhile, Amy Schumer hilariously crashes two
wedding photoshoots in New York. You

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know, when you're out there and
you're doing your wedding shoot and you're paying

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this photographer, and you know you
want to make sure everything is perfect for

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your big day. You definitely want
Amy Schumer coming in and crashing her photos

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so she gets to do Instagram posts. That's what you're looking for. I

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know I was when I got married. Amy sheared these on her Instagram story.

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She's dressed in workout gear as she
posed next to two different couples in

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wedding attire. Kind of curious that
she ran into two different people. The

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first couple were posing in front of
the Manhattan Skyline and holding flowers, and

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they smiled for the camera as Amy
Schumer stood next to them in a pair

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of sunglasses. She captured the pick
no days off. The second couple,

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sitting in front of some greenery in
a park, were also joined by Amy

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as she took a seat at the
end of the bench. Amy has done

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this before. Back in twenty seventeen, that couple told E News at the

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time that Amy got out of her
car and asked for a pick with us.

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She congratulate us, she can let
us take some photos by her car.

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After we had finished taking photos,
she offered us a lift to our

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reception as we were hailing a cab. Last April, Schumer interrupted another wedding

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photo shoot. They wrote, it's
got to be great luck when Amy Schumer

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crashes her wedding. She just walked
right up to us and asked to be

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in some photos. Now, let
me ask you how often do you run

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into photo shoots? I'm from New
York City. I grew up in Queen's

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I worked in Manhattan for decades.
I've spent the last ten years more or

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less in the suburbs. So,
you know, maybe wedding photography has exploded

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since COVID. I don't know.
But what is going on here? Amy?

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Are you just randomly constantly running into
wedding shoots? Are you going to

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the places where people often do wedding
shoots on purpose? Is this some sort

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of stunt? Johnny Max suspicious radar
is going Eh? What is going on

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here? Kyle Kenane was on Late
Night with Seth Myers. Kyle explains where

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he got the name for his new
special, Dirt Nap with Seth, and

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the whole vibe was weird. The
whole clip is on the internet if you

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want to watch it. It's eight
minutes long. But it just seems like,

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I don't know, we're ten years
into this does Late Night with Seth

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Meyers matter. The vibe is just
weird, low energy here, let's listen

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to Kyle. Dirt Napp is a
unique title for a stand up special.

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Yeah, and it's also the name
of your Yeah Yeah all right, pee,

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little dirty, she's up there in
heaven now. It was. It

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was a straight cat that was living
in the yard of this house we moved

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into. And you know, you
can't really name a stray cat, so

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it went through some miiterations. At
first we were calling it Helen. We

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thought it was blind and deaf,
so my girlfriend named it dat so you're

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not mad at me, you're mad
at her. And then I was calling

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a dirt napp on account of you
know, was just sleeping the dirt and

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it looked deceased like most of the
time. And how many is so it

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seemed like you maybe didn't get a
lot of good years with dirt app.

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We got three great years up time, three great years. We found it

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was a sixteen year old cat.
From it, it was a sixteen year

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old straight cat that we're like,
all right, we're gonna give this thing

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the best sunset we can give it. Well, that's fantastic. You did

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that. Yeah, yeah, you
want to see the special now you can

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pay ten dollars to see it on
the eight hundred Pound Gorilla website. It'll

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be on YouTube on April second to
at eight pm Eastern. Paste Magazine spent

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the ten Bucks or got a review
copy, and they say Dirt Nap draws

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offbeat parallels between vegan caesadillas and religion, calls bs on Vin Diesel's post mission

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sex drive in the Fast and Furious
movies, and applies improv rules to phone

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calls with his mother. They liked
it a lot. Rommi Yusef will have

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a special called More Feelings. This
will be on HBO Max Max Max,

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HBO HBO Max. I think this
is on proper HBO whatever that means these

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days. There is a trailer.
Let's listen. I'm done apologizing. I'm

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done saying that we're peaceful. For
twenty years, we've had to prove to

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people that we're safe. Right,
every time you turn on CNN, there's

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like some Arab dude talking about how
Islam means peace. You know that guy,

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but he's always shouting it. He's
always like, we come in peace.

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They're like, bro, that's the
slogan for aliens. The official description

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tells us Siami rucep will offer his
unique reflections on our divided world, expected

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perils of charitable giving, and more
and hit on top of it, including

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the twenty twenty four presidential election,
the importance of prayer, and a childhood

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book report that changed the course of
his life. I sat down and I

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watched Hannah Gatsby's Gender Agenda. I
had to actively look for it. I

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thought Netflix would put it in front
of me, and apparently Netflix has profiled

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Johnny Mack and thought Johnny Mack would
have no interest in this. No,

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no, no, I really like
Douglas. Nennette I think is overrated.

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Something could both be good and overrated. Nenette is good, but people treated

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that like it was the second coming
of comedy. It's fine, but tap

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the brakes people. I actually think
Douglas is funnier than Nnette. Okay,

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so it's good, but it's overrated, you know what I mean. So,

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as I started this thing, I
was loving it. The first twenty

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minutes or so Hannah as host,
I thought they crushed it. Then just

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Tom came out and absolutely crushed that
first fifteen minutes of Gender Agenda is amazing,

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and then it started to be diminishing. Return by no means bad,

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but maybe it was just the high
of the first fifteen that it just couldn't

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sustain. I actually paused it,
so I didn't bail on it. I

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intend to go back, but it's
getting a little tired. I'm like,

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I want to give this more of
a shot, but the front half of

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that really good. I'm not sure
if it makes the list or not.

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I need to actually finish it,
but I recommend you seek out on Netflix.

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Hannah Gatsby, Gender Agenda, Hanna, it's old people. I asked

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myself, what's something positive that I
could do to leverage my platform, the

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little bit of power I have to
try and humanize the presence of gender queer

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and trans comedians on the Netflix platform. It felt really important to help gender

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queer performers find their feet, and
me being a slightly divisive figure means they'll

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be a little bit of fuss made
and hopefully it'll draw attention. Joel McHale

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commented on the community movie Ashtag six
Seasons in a movie. He shared something

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details. He said, we go
to the center of the Earth. It's

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like the movie The Core. That's
different than what Donald Glover said, who

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said it's a college reunion. Joel
was obviously joking, but he does believe

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the community movie will shoot this year. He'll be shocked if it doesn't,

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but I really do think it's happening
this year and probably next week. It's

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basically working around Donald's schedule. He
called his Animal Control cast one of the

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funniest groups of people I've been around, in contrast to the Community team,

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who he joked with just a bunch
of hacks. Ken Jung will be on

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Animal Control this season as a dog
whisperer. Joel said he too, is

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a hacked and can't act or tell
jokes. He's not funny, not successful,

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and I've carried him for years.
Everyone thinks I'm joking, but it's

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true. Joel then got serious again
and said Ken's episodes were coming in too

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long because he did so much funny
stuff. He was really too effing funny

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and it ticked me off. Indy
Wire has the trailer for that Steve Martin

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documentary that's coming out. I've mentioned
this before. It's in two parts.

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The first part is about Steve's stand
up, which is the part that me

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The second part is about his acting
career and the banjo stuff, and like,

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I don't care about that stuff,
but the first part I'm really interested

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in. Here, let's listen to
a piece of the trailer, and if

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you bought my album and you came
down here expecting me to do a lot

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of her teams from the record,
and I didn't. Well, this guy

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was getting people so happy. I
always thought, this just does not happen,

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and it did. He's the most
idolized comedian ever. He reinvented stand

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up. It was a cultural phenomenon. My name is Steve Martin. Steve

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Martin. What he was doing was
unique. It was chancey. I always

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thought of him as the door out
of the sixties. You could be silly

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again. All comedy was political,
and I felt that it was time to

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change that. Steve Martin has just
taken the big leap onto the big screen.

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I was launched into the stratosphere titled
Steve, It's a documentary in two

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pieces. The then portion chronicles Steve
Martin's early struggles and meteoric rise to revolutionized

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stand up before walking away at thirty
five. The now section focuses on the

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present day with Steve Martin and the
golden years of his career, et cetera,

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et cetera. Martin had previously told
Indy Wire when I finished stand up

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comedy in nineteen eighty, I never
wanted to see a live audience again.

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I did movies for ten or twenty
years and only occasionally would be found in

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front of a live audience for you
know, award shows or chatty events or

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something like that. And now it's
the only place I want to be,

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meaning touring with Martin Short. I
like having the audience there. They're predisposed

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to like you because they bought a
ticket and predisposed to listen and not judge

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you every two seconds. He sounds
like John Clees there. Steve premiere's March

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twenty ninth on Apple TV plus people
stunned about, just for laughs, Montreal

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being canceled. I was getting texts
from former co workers and industry friends and

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we all had the same reaction of
like, wow, I can't believe that

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happened. This. CBC spoke to
comedian Mike Critch. They were curious that

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is something like this happened because it
looks like a big success. Mike said

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that show business, though everything is
fake and show business, but I don't

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think people realize how big that organization
is. You know, it's the festival,

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it's all the spin offs, it's
a TV show based on that.

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It's a million different things and festivals
all around the world. So maybe it's

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a case of getting bigger than they
can handle, but also coming out of

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a pandemic, show business has had
a hard time as anyone, if not

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harder. There's one thing you need
for comedy show, and that's audiences.

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I'm wondering, as are some of
the Toronto media, what's going to happen

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with the Toronto Festival. I assume
that too will be canceled this year,

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which thinks. Got some album news
for you today. About a year ago,

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Andrew Santino put out a Netflix special
called Cheeseburger that is now out in

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audio form. Minneapolis based comedian Eliehino
is releasing her debut comedy album on April

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fifth. It's called Soft Bones,
a compilation of stories about being an ADHD

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mom, a weird wife, and
a regular human woman. They were kind

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enough to send over a clip.
Let's listen. So I'm a massage therapist,

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but I'm also a gemini, so
yeah, I don't like to do

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stuff just normal. So I'm a
massage therapist for a hospice. Yeah,

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thank you, Yes, i am
I'm an angel. Thank you. And

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for those of you who don't know
what hospice is, it's pretty funny stuff.

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It's comfort care for the terminally ill. And I'm actually an independent contractor,

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so I don't have like a four
oh one K or anything. But

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I am going to heaven. Just
kidding, that's not real. We're just

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going back to space. That's Elie
Heinos Soft Bones. April fifth. Liz

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Meely will have a new stand up
special called Murder Sheets Tuesday, April second,

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free on YouTube nine Eastern Film Live
at the Bellhouse in Brooklyn, and

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Liz hit the stage with a rapid
fire storytelling style to tell tales of dating,

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murder, rules, about edibles,
international touring, dead cats, and

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more. It's Lizmeili Murder Sheets.
April second. Kevin Casey White has released

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her on eight hundred Pound Gorilla That's
out now harang as a masterful exercise and

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audience interaction. Kevin's crowd work is
the centerpiece and he uses it positively,

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trying to draw the audience together rather
than picking on the crowd. Camail nan

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Jianni, part of a press release, a snack food company has a new

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campaign called It's Basically Cheating. The
campaign features Academy Award an Emmy nominated writer,

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actor, and comedian Kamail non Jianni
in an unexpected and satirical series of

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spots where he cheats at weightlifting,
kayaking, and ice skating. He even

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goes as far as to hire a
construction crew to build himself an epic forty

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foot tall sand castle. His sharp
wit and playful delivery punctuate the core campaign

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theme that eating Quest products are so
good that it feels like cheating. Stuart

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Heflin is a suit at Quest,
and he said a Quest we aim to

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revolutionize snacking by flipping the macros of
all the foods you love upside down so

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they're big on protein, low on
sugar, and huge on in flavor.

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No, this is not a commercial. I'm just reading the press release to

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you, Stuart, the suit says. The campaign leans into the idea that

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we all need a good cheat or
life hack to make our personal quests a

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little easier and a lot more fun. Partnering with great comedic talent like Camal

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does that just to injict cheeky entertainment
and cultural relevance into our brand vision.

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The Connecticut Post asked Joe Parra,
this is a weird exchange. Joe,

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can we ask you about your tomato
obsession for a second. It's all over

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your Instagram. Joe said, sure. The post said I saw one theory

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on line saying you're a big Buffalo
Bill's fan, and Bill's fans allegedly hate

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Tom Brady. Tom Brady doesn't like
tomatoes. Is there something along those lines

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of football and superstitions and stuff like
that? Joe said, couple of things.

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I will say that Bill's fans don't
allegedly hate Tom Brady. They do

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hate Tom Brady, and rightfully so. You see your man spinning out right

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now. He's doing cryptocurrency commercials getting
the fat sucked out of his face.

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We knew it all along. Secondly, that has nothing to do with the

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tomatoes. One of the interesting things
about doing comedy and seeing some of the

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stuff, the theories that people have
online is it just makes you realize how

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much people like to mix up on
the internet with no basis. And that's

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your comedy news for today. All
right, that was fun. If you

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enjoy the program, tell a friend
about it. Trying to grow this thing,

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appreciate your help in doing that.
If you enjoy the show, you

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gonna buy me coffee dot com slash
Daily comedy news. I gotta get back

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on the iced coffees and lay off
the smoothies. The bellies getting a little

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round, I gotta cut that out. Maybe don't buy me a coffee.

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No, buy me a coffee.
I'll just stop siphoning the funds off to

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smoothie Land. See you tomorrow.