July 28, 2025
Why is Chris Rock working out a set?
In this episode, Johnny Mac discusses various comedy-related highlights, starting with Chris Rock’s surprise performance at the Laugh Factory, which earned him a standing ovation. Bobby Lee shares an anecdote from filming 'The Wrong Missy' with Adam Sandler. Tim Dillon’s podcast comments on Jeffrey Epstein raise intrigue, while Gianmarco Soresii talks about the importance of crowd work. Pete Davidson opens up about the impact of sobriety on his comedic performance. Michael Kosta comments on 'ColbertGate' and the challenges of comedy in today's political climate. Chris DeStefano shares his experience guest-hosting for Jimmy Kimmel, and Byron Allen prepares for the new 12:30 slot on CBS with 'Comics Unleashed'. Additionally, Fred Armisen’s new album '100 Sound Effects' is announced, and Ralph Barbosa’s new comedy special is highlighted. Finally, the episode touches on international comedy news, including legal troubles for comedians in Germany and Edinburgh.
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Calarogus Shark Media. Hey there, I'm Johnny back back in
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a good old USA where I realize there is something
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worse than an Adam Sandler comedy and it's monkey Box.
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So I'm not gonna live in Montreal. That stuff's going around.
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Chris Rock was at the Laugh Factory last week. It
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did a set. The performance was unannounced, word spread fast.
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The energy in the room turned to kinetic. People on
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site said Chris Rock's delivery was sharp, his timing impeccable.
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Rock got a standing Oh. People kept their phones down.
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It wasn't even a yonder situation. People are wondering what
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Chris is tuning up for. At Netflix special Oscar host
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Chris Rock didn't say, but apparently he was pretty tight.
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That's cool. Bobby Lee talked about filming the film The
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Wrong Missy. He had a single line of dialogue, which
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is welcome mister and missus Morris, but delivering those words
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words proved challenging due to a conflict with one of
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the film's producer, comedic movie expert Adam Sandler. Bobby Lee said,
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I'm on set feeling good. It's outside Hawaii. Everyone that
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set is a friend of mine. Action and then somebody else. Stop.
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It's Sandler who never comes to set. He comes down,
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he goes, hey, what are you doing? And I go, oh,
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hey Adam, and he goes, what are you doing? Sandler
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didn't feel Bobby Lee's performance was organic enough. I mean,
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Adam Sandler cares about the quality of his films. As
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you know. Sandlor says, do it more natural? Bobby Lee says, okay,
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I do it again. Stop he comes back. Lee explain
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what happens when you're doing one line is the whole
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time when you're watching the scene, all you're thinking about
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is the one line, and you're running through it in
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your mind ten thousand times. People are paying attention to
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a recent episode of the Tim Dillon podcast. Tim was
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suggesting that somebody had shared information about the Jeffrey Epstein case. Now, Tim,
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you never know what's real, what's serious, what's a joke.
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But the media is starting to pick up up. Dylan
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suggested he had dinner with JD. Vance, and as the
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story goes, Vance told him that the Epstein video files
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were just commercial pornography and didn't show any powerful people
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in bad situations. Dylan pushed back, asking, then, why did
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Pam BONDI call it evidence. Keep an eye on that
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developing story from Yahoo Canada. They raved about John Marcos Siresi,
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who told Yahoo Canada sometimes people say, oh, he never misses,
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and I'm like, I don't caption the misses. Sometimes I
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feel like I get lucky. I just know how to
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continue a conversation and come with a point of view.
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The discussion here is about crowd work. I try to
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think of asking the questions that are impolite, to ask
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the ones that you want to. But it's like, well
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that's insane. I think with comedy you're in a safe
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space of like I could say that why does this suck?
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Or how did they die? And just going to the weeds.
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I've a bit that talks about the registered sex Offender
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registry and turns out a lot of countries don't have one,
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and if you start asking about that, you can just
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go from there. I try to push myself to ask
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beyond the regular questions of Montreal. He said, it's advantageous
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to be an American comedian. I have a joke that's
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a riff about RFK Junior and does he get the
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same exact response as in America. No, But the fact
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that it can work in Barcelona is insane because I
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can't tell you anything about Spain. I just found out
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they still have a king. I have a lot of
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negative feelings start my country right now, and Canada is
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more than happy to hear them. He talked about his parents.
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He said, I think one of the benefits I have
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is my father doesn't really watch my stand up and
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certainly doesn't fully comprehend it if he does. My mom
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doesn't mind me being mean, and none of my siblings
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care and my former stepfather so I've never been told
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not to say something. I do get to talk about,
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especially my father, in a way that anyone who has
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a more functional relationship will go. I couldn't possibly express
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that feeling or articulate that, and I consider that one
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of the elements that I have as a stand up
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that's very beneficial to writing material. I'm lucky to have autonomy.
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Great to see him. I'll use the phrase stepping up
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in class, getting more and more known. And he's a
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cool guy. I've we've been a guest on this show twice.
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Great to see Pete. Davidson admits he was concerned about
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not being a very good comedian after getting sober, he
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was on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon said, I
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was nervous about it because maybe I'm not very good,
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or maybe I was so high. I thought I was good.
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I'm weirdly sharper and more aware, so it's more fun,
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Jimmy found said, enjoying it more, Pete said, yeah, when
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people laugh, you feel it, as opposed to just sitting
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there so high, sitting there. Michael Costa weigh in on
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Colbert Gate from Late Night Or. Costa said, of CBS,
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if it's important to you, you would keep it. You'd
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figure it out. Do you know how much BS, CBS, ABCNBC,
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Fox puts out that loses money. It all loses money
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every once in a while, something doesn't. I think they're
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cow telling to Trump. I think everybody is, which is
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what authoritarian leaders want. They silence their critics. Costa speculated
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why the Daily Show hasn't drawn he yet. He said,
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maybe it's a good thing that there's twenty five Daily
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show hosts because it's really easy to point the figure
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out one person in Colbert. They can't just say. Costa
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said this, it's like Colbert, Colbert, Colbert, you know we
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rotate the ball around. I don't know. Maybe that's helpful
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for us. Maybe the Daily Show has flown under the
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radar because we're on cable, because we're not broadcast, because
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when you check into a hotel and you turn the
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TV on, it doesn't just turn to CBSABC or NBC.
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You have to find us. Maybe the Daily Show's in
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a good position because we're on cable and cable's dying
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and they could sell us to Hulu or Netflix. Why
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couldn't you go to Netflix or Amazon Prime and the
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Daily Show's right there. Christa Stefano talked about filling in
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for Jimmy Kimmel. I guess that's two weeks ago now.
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He told Yahoo. Was one of those things where in
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the moment, I was like I got this, and then
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right when the curtains open, they were like, please, welcome
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to your guess, so was christ Stefano. I thought I
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was going to pass out while the anxiety was pushing down,
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just rushed right to my head. His mother was in
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the front row. Normally I don't like having my family
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in the front row because comedy is a very vulnerable thing,
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but I almost felt like a child again. My mom
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was in the front row, and that calmed me down.
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When I saw her, I was like, oh, mom's right there,
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You're safe. It was a very bizarre feeling. He too,
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was in Montreal. I hope you don't get the impox.
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He said. The Montreal Just for Last Comedy Festival is
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my favorite comedy festival in the world. I just love
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how it takes over the city. Yeah, it felt kind
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of normal. Maybe a few less big stars than in
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the past, but in terms of taking over the city,
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that whole downtown area, you knew the festival was there
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like usual. Chris had one of the best parts for me.
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Not only do I get to do my show, then
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you can jump on other comedian shows that maybe they
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live in another part of the country or world and
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you haven't seen them in a while. He says. Toronto
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audiences feel like New York, more blue collar, will laugh
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at that edge. In Montreal, you definitely have to work
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a little harder. They're a little bit more like impress me,
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which I don't mind that. And then Vancouver is more
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like La They're chill. But then I really like cities
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like Winnipeg and Edmonton because people are just getting hammered
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and laughing and everything that routiness where it's almost like, oh, Wow,
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there's going to be a fistfight at my show tonight.
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So we still don't know what CBS will do with
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eleven thirty, But at twelve thirty, Byron Allen is gearing
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up for its new twelve thirty time slot. His company
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is recording one hundred and thirty two new episodes of
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Comics Unleashed. That series started in two thousand and six,
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has only sporadically produced new episodes until twenty fourteen. The
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show had episodes that had been produced between two thousand
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and six and seven. Then it ran between the end
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of the Late Late Show and the beginning of Taylor
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Thomlinson on CBS. They had filmed some new episodes in
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twenty twenty three. Comics Unleashed gets the twelve thirty slot
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September twenty second. Fred Armisen has a new album coming out.
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It's called one hundred sound Effects. It'll be out September
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twenty sixth. The album consists of one hundred and one
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sound Effects, not one hundred, ranging in length from two
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seconds to two minutes. Track names include Needle on Record Band,
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sound Check, sound Guy, and band agreeing for too long?
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Why this good question? Ormison said, I was thinking about
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Haunted House sound effects albums and how fun those seem
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to record. Ralph Barbosa will have a hilarious special August eighth.
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The trailer is out. Got the audio for you here.
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I think the material is pretty good, but as a trailer,
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I'm not sure it's really that good. As a trailer.
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Hulu really scope down his jokes, so most of the
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editing you're about to hear is from Hulu, not for me,
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especially going from line to line. I didn't make the
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cuts there at all. I did tremble a little music.
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But let's listen to Ralph Barbosa into the break.
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What's up everybody? I'm almost five seven. Yeah, I'm not
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five seven. I wish I was. I would not be
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doing comedy. Why would I need to impress people. I'd
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be grown, you know. But I see a five sixth dude,
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I'll beat his little ass. Yeah coming hama ha. I
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know what I like and what I don't like. I
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like girls who don't wear way too much makeup. And
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you can always tell because when y'all take it off,
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which is like, hey, you're an artists and the liar.
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Girls are really big on traveling nowadays, but that can
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be tough on your pockets. That's why I only go
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out with girls who are here illegally. Y'all have reached
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your final destination. Let's go under the covers where they
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can't find you.
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I also want to say.
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Another thing, man, don't ever leave my show thinking you
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learned something that.
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As I prepped the show, I saw this headline from
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WBOC TV. Now WBOC TV, listen to me. You gotta
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come down with this. Their headline, Ocean City is welcoming
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legendary comedian. Okay, I'm gonna stop there, dear listener, They're
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welcoming legendary comedian. Blank. Who do you think I'm about
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to say? Wrong? Whatever you said, you're wrong. The full
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headline Ocean City is welcoming legendary comedian Tom Poppa. Tom
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Papa doesn't think Tom Papa is legendary. What are you doing?
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You sound insane? Stop with that. Ocean City is welcoming
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hilarious comedian Tom Papa. Great Ocean City is welcoming. Really cool, dude,
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Tom Papa. Great Ocean City is welcoming. Radio host and
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podcaster Tom Papa Great Ocean City is welcoming, really really
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really really funny comedian and TV host Tom Papa great legendary.
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Not everyone's a legend. Stop you sound insane A follo
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up to a story last week, remember the comedian in
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Germany was facing jail time for making an assassination joke
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about a really famous politician. Again, I don't want visits
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from guys at Susan Sunglasses, so I'll let you figure
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out who the politician is. The judge said his joke
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was clear satire. Judge Andrea Wilms handed down the verdict
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and said the posts were clearly recognizable as satire, adding
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she could not discern any intention to disrupt public order.
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She did describe the post as being in bad taste,
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but didn't believe that anyone would feel incited to commit
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a crime after reading such obviously satirical statements. She added,
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in a liberal democracy like Germany, it's desirable for people
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to be able to argue about good and bad opinions.
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I bet they don't cancel late night shows. Meanwhile, a
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comedian has canceled her show at the Fringe Festival due
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to bail conditions imposed after a van was allegedly driven
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into a fence at an arms factory in the city.
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Susan Riddell was going to debut her new show How
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Do You Sleep at Night at the Edinburgh Fringe. However,
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she appeared at Edinburgh Sheriff Court via video link and
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made no plea to a charge of malicious mischief aggravated
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by having a quote terrorist connection unquote after a van
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July fifteenth, She said on Instagram thanks to everybody was
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shared my fringe show, but unfortunately, due to bail conditions,
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be doing much show. If you contact the venue you
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can get a refund. Maybe go see the brilliant Amanda
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Dwyer instead. She also shared a link to a charity
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raising money for water tanks in Gaza. Friend of the show,
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Jason Zennemann in The New York Times wrote about alt
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comedy this got a little lost both between Colbert Gate
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and the Montreal Comedy Festival. Jason wrote, if Nathan Fielder
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seeks out awkward silence, or builds jokes around overly elaborate setups.
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Whose new special Popular Culture on YouTube also exploits the
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central conceit of fielders of the rehearsal, including several bits
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where Windbock prepares for a future event with a practice
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run to get ready for fatherhood. He acts out responses
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to discovering his daughter smoking marijuana. Things get weird. Winebox Hour,
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