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Hey everybody, welcome back to another
episode of Comedy Pinata Live from Zany's here
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in Nashville, Tennessee very excited,
very excited to have two very special guests.
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comed OPINIONA. I want to thank
my two very special guests here today,
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my Father Steve, and my mother
Oakscha. Hello, Oh God, all
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right, thank you, guy is, for being here. You're obviously in
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town because I'm about to film my
special how are you? How are your
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how are your thoughts going into this, knowing that I came to you in
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in New York City, working at
a comedy club, saying I think I
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might want to do this, and
and today about to tape a fifth hour?
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What are your thoughts, Um,
recollecting everything in the past, and
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what are your thoughts now? Well, you've really come a long way.
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The first night we uh, in
fact, we never got the video of
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it. I ordered the video,
I paid them twenty dollars and you were
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the only one that they didn't film. Of course, career didn't get off
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to a great start, um,
but it's it just works so damn hard
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at figuring out how to do it
and I'm glad you got to the point
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where you started getting paid minimally,
because it was costing us three or four
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dollars a week. Well, you
explain that started out at the open mics
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and we had to bring you had
to bring four people with you. Each
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one of them had to pay fifteen
dollars to get in. Each one of
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them had to pay for two drinks. So we, you were my paying
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customers. Well, we were your
four. You're four because we paid for
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everyone I brought with us, and
I was like in the opening act,
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I was running out of brings.
Yeah, yeah, but it was it
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was interesting to see the change.
Um, I didn't understand what Louis Veranda
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was telling this comic club, that
you didn't have your voice yet. You
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were just telling jokes and then finally, when you when you did get it,
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I could see the difference and it
was it was the difference between watching
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a little league game and a professional
game. Well, at that point,
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junior a trip. Yeah, I'll
take on. That's that's that's probably right.
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How about your mom? I was
so nervous because I never see you
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acting while I'm making a left food. Sometimes when you're making me laugh and
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laugh sometimes, but not like that. That's why, the one day you
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said, mom, don't open the
and the bedroom door, I said,
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okay, why? And UH,
mom, I have well, that was
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when I was no, no,
no, no, when you're when you're
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in the New York City, when
we live in New York City. Then
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I have the practice. I said
okay. Then one day you said,
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Oh, I have to go to
New York and the comedy club and I
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have a performing one. I stand
up, you know. Then I said
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what? I was just so nervous
because, you know, I never saw
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the comedy before and, uh,
I don't have an experience. I don't
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know. And then I said,
are you sure? You said, mom
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I can do that, and I
said okay. Then we went to club
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the very first time. You better
for some then you don't want to be
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the last person performing and a lot
of people there. You are in twelve
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or number two. have by accounting
that. I never forget that, because
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you have to sit through eleven awful
access then and a lot of people performing
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and nobody left for clapping. Nobody. Then I said, I get the
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nervous of stevents. I don't know. One number would be then and next
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person. Then the next person,
yes, coupled in the club. Then
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next person, nothing, next person
nothing. Then all of a sudden you
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stand up the performing and wow,
people's clubbing, laughing you know. I
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said, wow, it's good,
you know. Then after that you're so
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happy, we are so happy.
Then the guy in the manager name.
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Oh yeah, he said, and
he want to be your manager. Then
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you after you that performing, everybody
come out of by the door. I
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remember that. One of the Lady
said how long you've been there? Then
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you said tonight is a fortunate she
said, are you kidding? For Sunny
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and UH I. I said,
well, it's good, you know.
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Then next time you said mom and
uh, I haven't um one of our
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not a one of our club,
one of our place. You have to
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go to understand up. Then do
do people go there? And Uh,
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I said, okay. Then we
we went. We go home. And
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the one of a person, he
had to been the show beginners in the
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fifteen years. Then we will give
a rider. I said, you've been
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a TV. How many times you've
went TV? He said I never went
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TV. I said, I said, Oh my goodness, you've been the
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fifteen years and never been a TV. I said, what am I going
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to do? You know, I
just sot nervous. Then then night were
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performing. Do Do people the New
Jersey? Yeah, WHO DROVE YOU TO
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NEW JERSEY? Yeah, what's his
name? I forget. Anyway, and
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no, no audience at that night. And a couple of them show up.
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Then they give you twenty dollars and
they don't, they don't have any
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money. I said two dollars.
Then the next time the fifty dollars.
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Who Good. Then then they run
and almost half years then you said,
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mom I'm gonna do that the performing
the Las Vegas. I said, wow,
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it's good, you know. Then
they give you a cash, thousand
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you soon. So we pick up
to you and in the car and Knock,
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Card and texted that time. We
don't have a car to New York
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City. Then show me the money, Mommy, did you see this?
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Did you see this? Is The
cation money and the hundred dollars? You
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know that? You shake it over
and my face and we're just a left
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and then letter and you're keeping going
and keeping on keeping going. Yeah,
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that's you sexss now, your sexist. Well, I thought we could.
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I picked out certain clips for a
reason. So we're gonna Watch these and
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then discuss them, and I want
to see what your take is on these.
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Okay, so let's watch the first
clip here. Let's put it on
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your headphones and we'll see what we
have cooking here. Girls and I was
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neither. I was a Dork.
DORK hair products. I don't know what
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Jel was. Palm made. I
didn't Paris spray. My Dad was bald.
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I had water. I wet my
hair in the morning get dried out
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of the bus. I showed up
looking like a mad scientist. My body
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was horrendous. I was a hundred
pounds wet. The only people that would
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be attracted to my body type.
When I was in high school, lonely
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German businessman. How do you think
I felt? Zits, I had acne
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everywhere. I had the worst skin. It's like if a blind girl bumped
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in me, she could read brail
on my face. Wash your face stoff,
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eating chocolate, you'll never get laid. Yeah, sat all these elements
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going against me and I was angry. I was hormonal. I was always
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in my room, door locked.
And who did I take it out on?
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My parents, the two people that
love me the most. Right my
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parents, come over to my door, just try to say something Nice.
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You know, hey, it's a
mom really. Hey, hey, we're
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gonna eat dinner. Come eat dinner
with the family. Okay, no leaving
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in the back way all they let
him by myself because I hate you.
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I love you. All Right,
Joe, I love you. Hey,
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you, I love you. Hour
and a half later, you know,
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my dad, Hey, son,
I get some ice cream. Why don't
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you do on the family for some
ice cream? No, I didn't even
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dinner yet and I ain't going anywhere
with you guys, because I hate you.
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Well, I love you. What
hate you? I Love You,
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I love you. Go. Of
course, that all change when I needed
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something. I'm sixteen, broke,
no car, no money, and they
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have everything. So I have to
apologize to get the car, to get
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the money. Now I gotta come
out of my room. M M,
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hey, you here. You too, sorry about that. Yeah, I'm
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real sorry about my behavior. I
got sits everywhere. I've hair on a
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button. Hey, me too.
Okay, okay, all right, I
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think I said. Yeah, okay. Well, I didn't really have a
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closing for that joke. I didn't
have an ending for it, but I
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I brought that up because it's taking
something obviously from your past and expressing it.
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And I know when I was a
teenager, I was I was,
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I mean, I look back on
it, I was an absolute nightmare to
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you guys. And so when you
see that kind of unpacking a thirty second
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joke, there a hell of a
lot more to it than that. And
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I think, as a as parents
of Comedians, when you're watching something that
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was so horrendous, you know back
in the day, going through the high
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school experience and then seeing unpacked there, what are your thoughts and feelings?
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Well, so many of your jokes, naturally, are exaggerations of fact and
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not really fact based. This one, this one, was actually quite a
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bit tame compared to your actual behavior. To say you were a challenges minimizing
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it. You are a pain in
the ASS. That's all you are.
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Oh, I don't from the time
you woke up till the time you went
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to sleep. I mean, how
many times have I tried to apologize for
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this over the years? Fortunately,
many times. Yeah, many times.
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And Williams say, anything happens.
He never parogized. He just go into
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his room, shut the door,
no talk to just stay there. You
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are so angry and I hate you, guys. Then a couple minutes ago,
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you downstairs, you come back,
you're hugging me. You parogized.
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Sometimes the tear drafted mind. I
didn't cry. I never cried, but
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we're gonna edit that. Sorry,
mom going no, you're not, then
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us in the hot tempo. But
you solved the Hert, you know,
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Williams her, and that's definitely yeah, it is. Uh So, this
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was a tame version of what you
were, of what you're recollecting. You
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know, if we go to movies
and you have g and you have a
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plex version, you were the triple
X. Okay, all right, was
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it that bad? It was pretty
bad. Yeah, yeah, it was.
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Yeah, okay, but I've tried
to the thing is we never knew
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which Steve we were dealing with.
Hormonal Steve, Nice Steve, thoughtful Steve,
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Hormonal Steve. So when you say
Hormonal Steve, though, I mean
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that is a big part of the
teenage years and I remember there were there
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were times where you would, you
would express that to me and I still,
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you know, even while I'm going
through it, I don't I don't
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know what you're talking about. Well, you couldn't until you experience, but
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fortunately I have two things in reserve
that are going to come around and bite
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you in your ass. When they
reached sixteen and Seventeen. Oh, you're
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waiting for this. You can't wait
for kids to Kent Are gonna Tear you
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apart and you're you're gonna relish in
it. I am you're gonna enjoy it.
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I'm gonna sit on the sidelines here. Girl Cada can't right. Okay.
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Well, mom, any any other
thoughts on that before we show the
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next clip? Any other thoughts for
that and any recollections or memories? Or
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when you see something like that,
does that kind of help pacify or put
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a band aid on that memory,
or is it just still just like,
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it's just it's horrible, not horrible. Everything's that come out of good.
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Everything's that. I'm happy, happy
for you, so proud of you.
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Well, thank you, mom.
Alright. Well, let's watch this next
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one. I don't know if you're
gonna feel that way after you see this
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clip, because I think this is
I think this is, uh, pertaining
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to you. Tell this. I
love being with my mom. One time
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I don't look me with my mom
church. She thinks she's a good singer,
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you know. Oh, she busts
out the mislet like yeah, that
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is not other church REX, because
I was like, what the hell was
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that? Jesus, somebody roasting a
Hyena, my dad will like scooted down
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the puce. Scoot down and pray
for Yo. Go go seriously, go,
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go, go seriously. All right
now, that obviously was based off
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of every Sunday us going to church
and you busting out the mislead. I
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think there was another part where he
talked about well, I'll get to that
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in a second, but that was
pretty true to form. I mean you
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would come out, you would sing, you felt out your heart and,
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Um, what are your thoughts when
you see that? And Uh, I
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don't know, I didn't do something
like that. Did she not sing like
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that? That you were close,
so you don't think you Oh God,
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Oh yeah, you would. You
would sing loud. That's your time to
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sing. You were a very religious
woman. We go, obviously religiously,
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every Sunday to church and you would
sing, you'd follow along, and Church
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was not a great place for us
in our teenage years. We had a
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been I don't know, I couldn't
find it, but William and I got
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in a fist fight during mass one
time and you separated us and you guys
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were furious, as any parent would
be, but that was such a common
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occurrence I didn't I don't specifically remember
it happening and then happening in church,
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but everywhere else it happened. So
and surprised me that had happened in church
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because the two of you were oil
and water at those at that time,
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well, for quite some time.
But Um, but how do you feel,
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Dad, watching that? I think
it's funny. Yeah, I mean
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it's you know, it's she gets
wrapped up in it and gives it her
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all. God bless her. I
mean it's there's nothing wrong with that.
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Um, you know everyone. I've
always figured that your relationship with God is
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a very private thing and however you
wish to express it is wonderful. I
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couldn't care less. But when you're
seeing like these, these tidbits or recollections
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from the past being played out in
a comedic way on stage, Um,
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as parents, how do you view
that, knowing that these are things that
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you know are not in fact but
are examples of my childhood, and you're
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seeing them play out for an audience? That's that's your voice. I mean
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that's where you're getting your comedy from
and finding your throwing you guys under the
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bus. Well, now you aren't
throwing us on under the bus. You
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were just relating what your view of
your life growing up was. There nothing,
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nothing wrong with that, and you
can't expect it not to be over
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the top. It's like the actions
that a an actor takes on on stage,
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when, when they're in a scene, they exaggerate their movements and instead
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of just picking up a glass and
bring it to the mouth, it's up
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and out and around. When,
when when an actor raises their head and
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then looks into the camera, the
eyes of the lad thing to come up.
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That's not normal. It's exaggerated and
and that's what comedy is. And
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you, you told me that everything
can be funny. I mean we even
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talked about, you know, the
the nine eleven stories that people yeah,
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sure, when they started thinking about
and everything can be funny and we don't
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take it personally. It's just it's
funny. How are your mom? Yeah,
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it's funny, he said, and
I thought the same thing. And
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every time I'm watching your real performing, what do you say? It's funny.
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I left and myself, you know, I said yeah, and UH,
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everybody exaggerated, everybody doing that,
except when she's he's doing you.
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Yeah, that's right. Well,
that brings us to another clip. I
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believe this is the let me see
what can you just turn turn the volume
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down on these Taylor bit because a
little out. But Um, so,
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obviously I showed some personal stuff and
then there's some observational stuff here that,
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Um, is this the one?
The one I texted you? Okay,
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so I want to get your take
on this, because you're seeing glimpses of
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my childhood play out in real time, and then we're gonna swing the pendulum
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the other way and we're gonna see
how you react to this. Okay,
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here we go. Now this joke
goes out for the married folks. God
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gave you a gift and the single
people abuse that gift. If you're single,
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do not indulge in an activity the
Devil's candy. It's reserved for the
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married folks. That thing is called
doggie style. Doggie style is for married
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people because it's a very nice way
of saying, you know what, yeah,
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I want to sex with you,
but I don't want to look at
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you right now. So please turn
it please just go. You can't stand
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my face. I can't stand your
face. You didn't take out the garbage.
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I'm still pete off about that.
So please turn now. Who Do
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I feel bad for when you do? The Augusta? The ladies, because
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you become part sexual being, part
worlds strongest one, the competition contestant,
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because the ladies are always hunched over. The Ladies Horse. Look, when
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I go, I go full tilt. Hang with me or don't. Oh
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Jesus, Oh, Stephen Vincon,
can you please leave the room right now?
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Is Not a ladies hours hunched over
on all course like this. Now
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it's always like eight minutes in.
That's when the shoulders get a little weak,
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right, that's when the head gets
a little heavier all of sudden,
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just, Oh Jeez, hey,
hey, hey, back there, hey,
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my arm third. Yes, so
if you could hurry, that'd be
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good. Okay, we'll see soon. Bye. Thank yeah. Nine minutes,
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sees when the OPO starts to go. Oh Jeesus, Hey, Y,
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hurt, hurry, I hey you, semin a, Snow Groom makes
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the past ten. They're all ely
flopped down like let's put the asshole you
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know. Okay, now, obviously
I'm talking about a sex act. And
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what are you? You're going from
a pendulum swing of talking about childhood to
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see something like that. What are
your thoughts as a parent. Seeing your
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son on all four is exhibiting something
that should be done in bedroom. Again,
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it's funny. It's funny and it
just shows it's just show business.
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Baby thinking anything, just a Leven. Yeah, everyone, most every comic
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I've ever seen has a take on
that one way or the other. With
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Rodney Dangerfield, it was the joke
about he and his wife and dead and
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he turns to her and she turns
to him. They look at each other,
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they're ready for sex and she turns
away. He turns away and he
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says you couldn't think of anyone else
either. Huh. I mean everyone has
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a different take on some are a
little more graphic than others. Um,
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but everyone has it. Let's face
it, how many subjects are there?
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YEA, as sex can be very
funny. Yeah, I mean it's it's
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a focal point of people's lives and
why not make it funny? I'll tell
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you when I did this Um from
a half hour special for comedy central which
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was filmed in New York City during
a subway strike of all things. We
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had a tough time getting people there, but but I remember doing that bit
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and I was banging my head on
this stage and you two are in the
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audience and I saw mom laughing and
I was like, Oh, this is
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so uncomfortable, this is just my
mom's laughing at Oh God. And then
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I had the MAC and cheese bit, which stirring macaroni sounds like sex.
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That I remember talking to my mom, like mom, what's your favorite joke?
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You're like, I like the MAC
and cheese. I'm like, Oh
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God, why that one of all? No, and I was like I
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and I'm just praying to God.
I'm like, I hope she doesn't know
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what it's about, and that's all
I'm thinking about, just like please God,
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please don't say that. So,
given this, I thought this would
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be a good impetus to ask were
there, was there ever a time where
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you saw me on stage executing a
joke where you thought this is, this
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is a bit too far. I
don't I don't like that. That's my
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that's my name as well, and
I'd appreciate it if you maybe didn't do
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that. I've never had a phone
call from you guys saying I don't like
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that or whatever, but I was
just wondering if you kept it to yourself
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or yeah, I don't orf you
just bring it up. You never brought
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it up. No, I there
have been some jokes that that failed that
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I didn't like, but I was
never a saying like that. Steve.
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There were times she didn't do so
well. There's Times everyone does and we've
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been there like that night. We
don't have to talk about that, okay,
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we won't. But what it reminded
me of was when we went to
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see Bobby Kelly one night in one
of the New York clubs and we're sitting
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right off the stage where the wall
comes in and he's there humping the wall
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and he looks over and he sees
us and he said to me later,
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he said there I am humping the
wall and Steve's parents are steady five feet
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away from me. He said I
felt so cheap. Oh my God,
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but you have seen me failed.
Failure is an immense part of this occupation.
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You have to take horrible slapshots.
I've seen you, you know,
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making terrible plays on hockey or when
you played soccer when you were younger,
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or baseball, Um, anything else. I sucked that. No, I
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saw that. I said you made
bad plays, Um, and I mean
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hockey was your best sport. But
you know, I've seen you do stupid
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things or screw up a pass or
miss a pass or, you know,
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shoot ten feet wider than that.
I get it. I played call up
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club hockey. Yes, I understand. Thank you. But the thing is
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that that was really the exception of
all the Times that we've seen you.
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You, like on the tour with
the Wild West tour, Vincent Peter Both
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said you killed every night. Some
nights, you know, this guy was
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good. Sometimes this guy was good, but he said you killed every night,
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and basically you did. But you
never made me uncomfortable. Yeah,
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where I never took anything personally Um. Plus, you pick our mom a
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lot more than me and I well, I mean she's such a such a
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glowing heatful target to to gravitate towards
Um. But yeah, it's hard to
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make fun of somebody that is just
great. You're like you're so laid back,
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easy going. You know, it's
like, I think when comics were
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having a tough time making fun of
Obama because policy, etcetera, etcetera.
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He's a pretty smooth talker. He's
a you know, it was tough to
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make fun of him for a lot
of Comedians. Trump's an easy target,
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Biden's an easy target, Reagan's an
easy target. Right. So I think
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you're kind of in that vein where
you're a little fonzie. You're like,
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how do I? How do I
figure this out? And then it's like,
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well, why am I spending the
bandwidth to try to figure that out
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when I have this gift sent from
the heavens right here, a little Oaksha?
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So all right, that brings us
to I think any comedian dreams of
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doing this, and you're both in
this. So I thought we'd show this.
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This would be our last clip today
and Um and we'll talk about this
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and what what it's impact and what
it means, and that experience for you
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guys was as well. Here we
go. Good Luck, m you still
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playing that Korean lottery? Oh yes, I'm in it to win it.
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Why you always lose? This year
is going to be different. I have
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a worship and shown great respect to
Chi Sunjin, the Korean God of luck,
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and his power is going to manifest
itself somewhere here in this bar.
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I can feel it, which reminds
me it's a ritual time, and now
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I remember why my friends never came
over. Dare you mock the all powerful.
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I can't believe how superstitious you are. How can someone as practical as
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you believe you can control something like
luck? All I know is the one
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time I disrespected them, the next
morning I woke up pregnant with Susan.
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Congratulations on the wind rack. What
turned things around for you? I don't
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even know. Just a great effort
today, everyone a team, fast bar,
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great pit stop. I did stop
by my favorite bar in Pittsburgh.
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I pulled up a stool, had
a beer. Hey, I guess that
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was lucky for me. Here's you, Sulivan and son. Thank you.
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Just gotta shut out a Nationale TV. It's the stool. Kazlowski sat right
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here. She's some Shin's power has
a manifested itself in this stool. He
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does bless me and this bar.
Luck. Mommy needs a hit. All
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right, now is the time to
pick the winning lottery numbers. Steve's a
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birthday. Twenty six, Susan,
what's your birthday again? Eleven, okay,
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ten and twelve luminous ten dollars.
Good luck. Long Time. You
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look like me. You'self for free. All right. All right, there
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we go. There's there's my dad
in the background. There's my mom making
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your television appearance. Now, what
are your thoughts when you get to come
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to the Warner Brothers Law in Burbank
California and see caricatures of yourselves and Dan
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Lauria and Jodi Long? That's perfect. Yeah, yeah, that's her.
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That's yeah, that clip is fabulous. What are your thoughts from the journey
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of open mic comedy clubs to going
into Hollywood and going on a warner brothers
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a lot and seeing, you know, I think every comics dream is seeing,
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you know, getting to do,
uh, their own Sitcom and then
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and then you guys were there for
the journey. So what were you guys?
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What are your thoughts even thinking of
Suliman and son in retrospect? Well,
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it was I don't know, I
guess I always just assume something like
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that would would happen. You were
you were on a good trajectory. Um,
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you were. You kept advancing,
advancing, advancing, getting to better
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clubs and this and that and the
other thing, and it just seemed like
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a natural and it was. It
was a lot of fun. I mean
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I I had more fun when we
went out there just talking to all the
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guys and everything and all the people
in the background that I never realized there
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were that many. But I had
so much fun there and I love when
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you brought the people in from the
tour buses getting tours. Um. I
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just thought it was it was a
lot of fun and it was kind of
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a natural progression, Um, and
I hope there's a lot more of that.
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Know. How about your mom,
what were your thoughts when you got
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to come to a set of a
television show like that and see jody interpret
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you? And obviously money was is
such an integral part of your being and
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it was something we lampoon quite a
bit on the show. Um. What
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are your thoughts seeing a version of
you and then going to Hollywood and going
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on those lots and seeing that?
I'm not think about Hollywood. Got To
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show those the people are, you
know, just a perfect the matching the
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show. Yeah, unbelievable and also
I'm still not upset, I thought in
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the best show. Yeah, lely, we don't much have on the good
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show, TV show. Then even
in the Churchy people say that Oh Salem
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said, Oh yeah, we're gonna
Watch in Salem, San you know,
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and a lot of people they watching
then next time they said that is the
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best show churchy people said yeah,
and the when in the what a call
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and show business, as they go
on a bitter when what I called the
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the world, world, and the
award show, award show, and wonder.
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Well, ladies say that it's gonna
winnest. I'M gonna win. He
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would so far from an emmy.
Yeah, but but that's that's very kind
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of your congregation to say those.
But I remember. Do you remember this?
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When Sullivan soon got renewed for a
second season, mom said, Oh,
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good, good. So when do
I get paid? I go for
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what? And you go, Oh, you're using my name. So Do
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I get paid? Because it's my
name? I don't know. You don't
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get paid. It's just your name. MOM, you're part of the show.
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You Go, well, could I
sue? I'm like, you're what?
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You're talking to me. Why would
you think of suing me? Because
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you wanted it. You wanted to
what your beak? You remember saying that
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to me? Not None. Yeah, I don't know about that and I
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wouldn't talking the CAN I talk about
it? Contracted him and I can't contracted.
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You can talk about whatever you want, okay, and William say.
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And when he gets in the job, he said, mom, this isn't
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my best job. When I get
a good pay I'm going to give you
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a thousand dollar. Yeah, I
said, okay, good, he's your
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son and the good. Then he
said, oh, Steven, write a
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letter to you and a million dollar. And then Williams said, mom,
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did you get a contractor with you
Steven? Yeah, I said No.
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He said you better get a contradict
to get you to sign them. You
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know, that's the only time will
has ever cared about paperwork, by the
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way, my God. Yeah,
well, one day, mom, one
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day. Yeah, it's this next
one that's always explained what Ojoe was talking
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about. One day I was going
through some old papers and they found a
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postcard that Steve had written to and
it it said, mom, thank you
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so much for everything. Um,
you've you've always supported me so much.
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And that's not the other thing.
And when I when I really hit it
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big, I'm going to give you
a million dollars. And he signed it
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and I gave it to her and
I said this is a contract. Postcards
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from chucky cheats, by the way. So I met in Tokens Um.
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Well, any last thoughts? As
we go through this, uh, you
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know, you know, kind of
retrospect of looking at clips, watching yourself
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being a part of my stand up
act, being a part of the first
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TV show I got to do.
Um, do you have any any last
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thoughts you'd like to leave us with
here? Well, if if you think
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back to happy hour, which was
what we were watching first, right,
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sure, yeah, and I think
that's why I was doing impersonations of mom
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and everything, because you don't have
the expanse to yeah, but you started
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out with happy hour and that was
that was good. It was a collection
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to Joe's. Then you got a
theme with champion, was identity, burn
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identity, which was mostly about race, then family in uh, champion was
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a little darker with but it was
about marriage and family, and then,
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Um, tell the Damn joke,
was an expansion of family. And I
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just fully expect, having watched over
the last four years of your working on
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this one, that this one is
really going to be that much better and
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it's it's another step up and I'm
I can't wait to see it. Well,
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I'm hoping so. Yeah. Well, what US champion and the burn
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identity? I don't know, one
of these shows and we did in New
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York City and uh, you did
a champion that time, really, really
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cold weather. Remember when night very, very cold. Pity call. I
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never feel that called before. Anyway, that town. We have something that
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happened New York City trains, suber
strike. I said, Oh, Stephen,
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have a pig shot and I and
I don't know how many audiences are
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coming. I just thinking myself and
keeping prayer. Then I just thinking and
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then I wow, saw that.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, we ended
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up doing well. Yeah, really. Then amid shure and a guy watching
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the looks like a scurty guy and
uh, he's a very heavy, you
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know, strong man. And then
that the man said it's your son.
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I said yes, and he said
he needed a manager. I'm gonna be
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to his manager. Well, yeah, I had one at the time.
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But Um, I've found through the
work ethic you've instilled in me that it's
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probably best to just proactively do things
on your own. And that's kind of
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what's best too, I think so
my career. But Um, but with
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that being said, as we draw
her dismount, I cannot thank you guys.
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I do have one other thing to
say. I was I was remembering
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early in your career. Yeah,
I think it was the first time you
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were in maybe in Tampa, and
Um, I was. I was in
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the men's room afterwards and this this
guy who was a real southerner, kind
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of a hillbuilty kind of guy,
and he was saying I like that Korean
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guy the best, and I said, Oh, that's my son, and
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he looked at me like I was
the biggest idiot in the world and he
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said well, sure, he looks
just like you. And every laughed and
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finally someone said no, you're telling
you the truth. Yeah, and every
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time. And at the show New
York City and UH, we lady scopetter,
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we have a lined them. Nobody
into so me, you and I
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and whatever. People notice that.
That way, you did a good job.
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Then he's so funny, we like
him and or something like that.
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Even petty for good too. Well, mom always loves doing that. She
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loves telling me that someone in the
grocery store said something nice to her about
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her son. I'm like, thank
you, mom, I appreciate that,
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and she's like Oh, and then
at church and yeah, I got it.
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Yeah, thank you very much.
Now on the bathroom. Now in
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the bathroom. That's where you want
to Complich, even Hawaii, to when
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you have a Hawaii show. Were
walking this study and the Lady said,
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Oh, Mrs Burn, I said, how did you know? I can
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tell your face. Well, I
I can't thank you guys enough for doing
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the show, taking walk down Memory
Lane and getting to getting to watch these
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clips with you and then hearing your
interpretations and your thoughts. So hopefully,
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uh, we film the New Hour
Tomorrow and then, uh, we're pitching
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a show that I think we got
a good luck with, so we'll see
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what happens, you know. But
yeah, I can't thank you guys enough
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for all your support, being my
brainers, all that stuff and then being
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here, and I'm so glad you're
gonna be here for the taping tomorrow.
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It's gonna be Great. Still,
so looking forward to it and much more.
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Yeah, well, I love you, guys. I love you very
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much. Thank you. All right. That's comedy Pinata today, a very
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heartfelt one with my parents. Thank
you, Steve, thank you Oaksha,
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or mom and dad as I normally
called him. So thank you, Taylor,
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and thank you over there on my
roommate, he's hanging out. So
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all right, we'll see you next
week for another episode of Comedy Piniana All
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comed OPINIONA. I want to thank
my two very special guests here today,
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my Father Steve, and my mother
Oakscha. Hello, Oh God, all
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right, thank you, guy is, for being here. You're obviously in
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town because I'm about to film my
special how are you? How are your
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how are your thoughts going into this, knowing that I came to you in
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in New York City, working at
a comedy club, saying I think I
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might want to do this, and
and today about to tape a fifth hour?
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What are your thoughts, Um,
recollecting everything in the past, and
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what are your thoughts now? Well, you've really come a long way.
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The first night we uh, in
fact, we never got the video of
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it. I ordered the video,
I paid them twenty dollars and you were
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the only one that they didn't film. Of course, career didn't get off
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to a great start, um,
but it's it just works so damn hard
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at figuring out how to do it
and I'm glad you got to the point
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where you started getting paid minimally,
because it was costing us three or four
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dollars a week. Well, you
explain that started out at the open mics
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and we had to bring you had
to bring four people with you. Each
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one of them had to pay fifteen
dollars to get in. Each one of
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them had to pay for two drinks. So we, you were my paying
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customers. Well, we were your
four. You're four because we paid for
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everyone I brought with us, and
I was like in the opening act,
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I was running out of brings.
Yeah, yeah, but it was it
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was interesting to see the change.
Um, I didn't understand what Louis Veranda
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was telling this comic club, that
you didn't have your voice yet. You
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were just telling jokes and then finally, when you when you did get it,
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I could see the difference and it
was it was the difference between watching
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a little league game and a professional
game. Well, at that point,
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junior a trip. Yeah, I'll
take on. That's that's that's probably right.
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How about your mom? I was
so nervous because I never see you
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acting while I'm making a left food. Sometimes when you're making me laugh and
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laugh sometimes, but not like that. That's why, the one day you
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said, mom, don't open the
and the bedroom door, I said,
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okay, why? And UH,
mom, I have well, that was
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when I was no, no,
no, no, when you're when you're
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in the New York City, when
we live in New York City. Then
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I have the practice. I said
okay. Then one day you said,
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Oh, I have to go to
New York and the comedy club and I
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have a performing one. I stand
up, you know. Then I said
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what? I was just so nervous
because, you know, I never saw
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the comedy before and, uh,
I don't have an experience. I don't
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know. And then I said,
are you sure? You said, mom
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I can do that, and I
said okay. Then we went to club
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the very first time. You better
for some then you don't want to be
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the last person performing and a lot
of people there. You are in twelve
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or number two. have by accounting
that. I never forget that, because
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you have to sit through eleven awful
access then and a lot of people performing
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and nobody left for clapping. Nobody. Then I said, I get the
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nervous of stevents. I don't know. One number would be then and next
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person. Then the next person,
yes, coupled in the club. Then
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next person, nothing, next person
nothing. Then all of a sudden you
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stand up the performing and wow,
people's clubbing, laughing you know. I
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said, wow, it's good,
you know. Then after that you're so
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happy, we are so happy.
Then the guy in the manager name.
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Oh yeah, he said, and
he want to be your manager. Then
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you after you that performing, everybody
come out of by the door. I
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remember that. One of the Lady
said how long you've been there? Then
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you said tonight is a fortunate she
said, are you kidding? For Sunny
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and UH I. I said,
well, it's good, you know.
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Then next time you said mom and
uh, I haven't um one of our
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not a one of our club,
one of our place. You have to
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go to understand up. Then do
do people go there? And Uh,
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I said, okay. Then we
we went. We go home. And
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the one of a person, he
had to been the show beginners in the
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fifteen years. Then we will give
a rider. I said, you've been
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a TV. How many times you've
went TV? He said I never went
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TV. I said, I said, Oh my goodness, you've been the
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fifteen years and never been a TV. I said, what am I going
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to do? You know, I
just sot nervous. Then then night were
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performing. Do Do people the New
Jersey? Yeah, WHO DROVE YOU TO
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NEW JERSEY? Yeah, what's his
name? I forget. Anyway, and
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no, no audience at that night. And a couple of them show up.
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Then they give you twenty dollars and
they don't, they don't have any
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money. I said two dollars.
Then the next time the fifty dollars.
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Who Good. Then then they run
and almost half years then you said,
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mom I'm gonna do that the performing
the Las Vegas. I said, wow,
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it's good, you know. Then
they give you a cash, thousand
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you soon. So we pick up
to you and in the car and Knock,
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Card and texted that time. We
don't have a car to New York
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City. Then show me the money, Mommy, did you see this?
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Did you see this? Is The
cation money and the hundred dollars? You
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know that? You shake it over
and my face and we're just a left
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and then letter and you're keeping going
and keeping on keeping going. Yeah,
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that's you sexss now, your sexist. Well, I thought we could.
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I picked out certain clips for a
reason. So we're gonna Watch these and
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then discuss them, and I want
to see what your take is on these.
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Okay, so let's watch the first
clip here. Let's put it on
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your headphones and we'll see what we
have cooking here. Girls and I was
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neither. I was a Dork.
DORK hair products. I don't know what
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Jel was. Palm made. I
didn't Paris spray. My Dad was bald.
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I had water. I wet my
hair in the morning get dried out
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of the bus. I showed up
looking like a mad scientist. My body
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was horrendous. I was a hundred
pounds wet. The only people that would
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be attracted to my body type.
When I was in high school, lonely
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German businessman. How do you think
I felt? Zits, I had acne
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everywhere. I had the worst skin. It's like if a blind girl bumped
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in me, she could read brail
on my face. Wash your face stoff,
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eating chocolate, you'll never get laid. Yeah, sat all these elements
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going against me and I was angry. I was hormonal. I was always
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in my room, door locked.
And who did I take it out on?
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My parents, the two people that
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parents, come over to my door, just try to say something Nice.
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You know, hey, it's a
mom really. Hey, hey, we're
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gonna eat dinner. Come eat dinner
with the family. Okay, no leaving
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in the back way all they let
him by myself because I hate you.
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I love you. All Right,
Joe, I love you. Hey,
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you, I love you. Hour
and a half later, you know,
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my dad, Hey, son,
I get some ice cream. Why don't
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you do on the family for some
ice cream? No, I didn't even
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dinner yet and I ain't going anywhere
with you guys, because I hate you.
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Well, I love you. What
hate you? I Love You,
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I love you. Go. Of
course, that all change when I needed
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something. I'm sixteen, broke,
no car, no money, and they
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have everything. So I have to
apologize to get the car, to get
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the money. Now I gotta come
out of my room. M M,
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hey, you here. You too, sorry about that. Yeah, I'm
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real sorry about my behavior. I
got sits everywhere. I've hair on a
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button. Hey, me too.
Okay, okay, all right, I
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think I said. Yeah, okay. Well, I didn't really have a
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closing for that joke. I didn't
have an ending for it, but I
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I brought that up because it's taking
something obviously from your past and expressing it.
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And I know when I was a
teenager, I was I was,
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I mean, I look back on
it, I was an absolute nightmare to
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you guys. And so when you
see that kind of unpacking a thirty second
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joke, there a hell of a
lot more to it than that. And
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I think, as a as parents
of Comedians, when you're watching something that
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was so horrendous, you know back
in the day, going through the high
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school experience and then seeing unpacked there, what are your thoughts and feelings?
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Well, so many of your jokes, naturally, are exaggerations of fact and
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not really fact based. This one, this one, was actually quite a
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bit tame compared to your actual behavior. To say you were a challenges minimizing
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it. You are a pain in
the ASS. That's all you are.
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Oh, I don't from the time
you woke up till the time you went
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to sleep. I mean, how
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this over the years? Fortunately,
many times. Yeah, many times.
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And Williams say, anything happens.
He never parogized. He just go into
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his room, shut the door,
no talk to just stay there. You
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are so angry and I hate you, guys. Then a couple minutes ago,
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you downstairs, you come back,
you're hugging me. You parogized.
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Sometimes the tear drafted mind. I
didn't cry. I never cried, but
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we're gonna edit that. Sorry,
mom going no, you're not, then
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us in the hot tempo. But
you solved the Hert, you know,
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Williams her, and that's definitely yeah, it is. Uh So, this
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was a tame version of what you
were, of what you're recollecting. You
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know, if we go to movies
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plex version, you were the triple
X. Okay, all right, was
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it that bad? It was pretty
bad. Yeah, yeah, it was.
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Yeah, okay, but I've tried
to the thing is we never knew
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which Steve we were dealing with.
Hormonal Steve, Nice Steve, thoughtful Steve,
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Hormonal Steve. So when you say
Hormonal Steve, though, I mean
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that is a big part of the
teenage years and I remember there were there
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were times where you would, you
would express that to me and I still,
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you know, even while I'm going
through it, I don't I don't
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know what you're talking about. Well, you couldn't until you experience, but
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fortunately I have two things in reserve
that are going to come around and bite
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you in your ass. When they
reached sixteen and Seventeen. Oh, you're
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waiting for this. You can't wait
for kids to Kent Are gonna Tear you
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apart and you're you're gonna relish in
it. I am you're gonna enjoy it.
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I'm gonna sit on the sidelines here. Girl Cada can't right. Okay.
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Well, mom, any any other
thoughts on that before we show the
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next clip? Any other thoughts for
that and any recollections or memories? Or
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when you see something like that,
does that kind of help pacify or put
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a band aid on that memory,
or is it just still just like,
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it's just it's horrible, not horrible. Everything's that come out of good.
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Everything's that. I'm happy, happy
for you, so proud of you.
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Well, thank you, mom.
Alright. Well, let's watch this next
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one. I don't know if you're
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clip, because I think this is
I think this is, uh, pertaining
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to you. Tell this. I
love being with my mom. One time
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I don't look me with my mom
church. She thinks she's a good singer,
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you know. Oh, she busts
out the mislet like yeah, that
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is not other church REX, because
I was like, what the hell was
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that? Jesus, somebody roasting a
Hyena, my dad will like scooted down
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the puce. Scoot down and pray
for Yo. Go go seriously, go,
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go, go seriously. All right
now, that obviously was based off
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of every Sunday us going to church
and you busting out the mislead. I
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think there was another part where he
talked about well, I'll get to that
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in a second, but that was
pretty true to form. I mean you
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would come out, you would sing, you felt out your heart and,
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Um, what are your thoughts when
you see that? And Uh, I
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don't know, I didn't do something
like that. Did she not sing like
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that? That you were close,
so you don't think you Oh God,
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Oh yeah, you would. You
would sing loud. That's your time to
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sing. You were a very religious
woman. We go, obviously religiously,
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every Sunday to church and you would
sing, you'd follow along, and Church
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was not a great place for us
in our teenage years. We had a
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been I don't know, I couldn't
find it, but William and I got
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in a fist fight during mass one
time and you separated us and you guys
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were furious, as any parent would
be, but that was such a common
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occurrence I didn't I don't specifically remember
it happening and then happening in church,
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but everywhere else it happened. So
and surprised me that had happened in church
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because the two of you were oil
and water at those at that time,
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well, for quite some time.
But Um, but how do you feel,
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Dad, watching that? I think
it's funny. Yeah, I mean
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it's you know, it's she gets
wrapped up in it and gives it her
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all. God bless her. I
mean it's there's nothing wrong with that.
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Um, you know everyone. I've
always figured that your relationship with God is
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a very private thing and however you
wish to express it is wonderful. I
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couldn't care less. But when you're
seeing like these, these tidbits or recollections
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from the past being played out in
a comedic way on stage, Um,
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as parents, how do you view
that, knowing that these are things that
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you know are not in fact but
are examples of my childhood, and you're
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seeing them play out for an audience? That's that's your voice. I mean
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that's where you're getting your comedy from
and finding your throwing you guys under the
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bus. Well, now you aren't
throwing us on under the bus. You
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were just relating what your view of
your life growing up was. There nothing,
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nothing wrong with that, and you
can't expect it not to be over
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the top. It's like the actions
that a an actor takes on on stage,
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when, when they're in a scene, they exaggerate their movements and instead
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of just picking up a glass and
bring it to the mouth, it's up
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and out and around. When,
when when an actor raises their head and
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then looks into the camera, the
eyes of the lad thing to come up.
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That's not normal. It's exaggerated and
and that's what comedy is. And
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you, you told me that everything
can be funny. I mean we even
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talked about, you know, the
the nine eleven stories that people yeah,
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sure, when they started thinking about
and everything can be funny and we don't
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take it personally. It's just it's
funny. How are your mom? Yeah,
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it's funny, he said, and
I thought the same thing. And
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every time I'm watching your real performing, what do you say? It's funny.
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I left and myself, you know, I said yeah, and UH,
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everybody exaggerated, everybody doing that,
except when she's he's doing you.
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Yeah, that's right. Well,
that brings us to another clip. I
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believe this is the let me see
what can you just turn turn the volume
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down on these Taylor bit because a
little out. But Um, so,
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obviously I showed some personal stuff and
then there's some observational stuff here that,
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Um, is this the one?
The one I texted you? Okay,
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so I want to get your take
on this, because you're seeing glimpses of
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my childhood play out in real time, and then we're gonna swing the pendulum
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the other way and we're gonna see
how you react to this. Okay,
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here we go. Now this joke
goes out for the married folks. God
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gave you a gift and the single
people abuse that gift. If you're single,
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do not indulge in an activity the
Devil's candy. It's reserved for the
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married folks. That thing is called
doggie style. Doggie style is for married
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people because it's a very nice way
of saying, you know what, yeah,
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I want to sex with you,
but I don't want to look at
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you right now. So please turn
it please just go. You can't stand
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my face. I can't stand your
face. You didn't take out the garbage.
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I'm still pete off about that.
So please turn now. Who Do
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I feel bad for when you do? The Augusta? The ladies, because
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you become part sexual being, part
worlds strongest one, the competition contestant,
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because the ladies are always hunched over. The Ladies Horse. Look, when
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I go, I go full tilt. Hang with me or don't. Oh
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Jesus, Oh, Stephen Vincon,
can you please leave the room right now?
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Is Not a ladies hours hunched over
on all course like this. Now
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it's always like eight minutes in.
That's when the shoulders get a little weak,
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right, that's when the head gets
a little heavier all of sudden,
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just, Oh Jeez, hey,
hey, hey, back there, hey,
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my arm third. Yes, so
if you could hurry, that'd be
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good. Okay, we'll see soon. Bye. Thank yeah. Nine minutes,
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sees when the OPO starts to go. Oh Jeesus, Hey, Y,
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hurt, hurry, I hey you, semin a, Snow Groom makes
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the past ten. They're all ely
flopped down like let's put the asshole you
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know. Okay, now, obviously
I'm talking about a sex act. And
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what are you? You're going from
a pendulum swing of talking about childhood to
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see something like that. What are
your thoughts as a parent. Seeing your
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son on all four is exhibiting something
that should be done in bedroom. Again,
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it's funny. It's funny and it
just shows it's just show business.
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Baby thinking anything, just a Leven. Yeah, everyone, most every comic
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I've ever seen has a take on
that one way or the other. With
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Rodney Dangerfield, it was the joke
about he and his wife and dead and
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he turns to her and she turns
to him. They look at each other,
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they're ready for sex and she turns
away. He turns away and he
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says you couldn't think of anyone else
either. Huh. I mean everyone has
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a different take on some are a
little more graphic than others. Um,
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but everyone has it. Let's face
it, how many subjects are there?
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YEA, as sex can be very
funny. Yeah, I mean it's it's
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a focal point of people's lives and
why not make it funny? I'll tell
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you when I did this Um from
a half hour special for comedy central which
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was filmed in New York City during
a subway strike of all things. We
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had a tough time getting people there, but but I remember doing that bit
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and I was banging my head on
this stage and you two are in the
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audience and I saw mom laughing and
I was like, Oh, this is
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so uncomfortable, this is just my
mom's laughing at Oh God. And then
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I had the MAC and cheese bit, which stirring macaroni sounds like sex.
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That I remember talking to my mom, like mom, what's your favorite joke?
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You're like, I like the MAC
and cheese. I'm like, Oh
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God, why that one of all? No, and I was like I
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and I'm just praying to God.
I'm like, I hope she doesn't know
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what it's about, and that's all
I'm thinking about, just like please God,
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please don't say that. So,
given this, I thought this would
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be a good impetus to ask were
there, was there ever a time where
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you saw me on stage executing a
joke where you thought this is, this
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is a bit too far. I
don't I don't like that. That's my
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that's my name as well, and
I'd appreciate it if you maybe didn't do
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that. I've never had a phone
call from you guys saying I don't like
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that or whatever, but I was
just wondering if you kept it to yourself
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or yeah, I don't orf you
just bring it up. You never brought
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it up. No, I there
have been some jokes that that failed that
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I didn't like, but I was
never a saying like that. Steve.
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There were times she didn't do so
well. There's Times everyone does and we've
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been there like that night. We
don't have to talk about that, okay,
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we won't. But what it reminded
me of was when we went to
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see Bobby Kelly one night in one
of the New York clubs and we're sitting
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right off the stage where the wall
comes in and he's there humping the wall
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and he looks over and he sees
us and he said to me later,
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he said there I am humping the
wall and Steve's parents are steady five feet
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away from me. He said I
felt so cheap. Oh my God,
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but you have seen me failed.
Failure is an immense part of this occupation.
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You have to take horrible slapshots.
I've seen you, you know,
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making terrible plays on hockey or when
you played soccer when you were younger,
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or baseball, Um, anything else. I sucked that. No, I
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saw that. I said you made
bad plays, Um, and I mean
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hockey was your best sport. But
you know, I've seen you do stupid
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things or screw up a pass or
miss a pass or, you know,
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shoot ten feet wider than that.
I get it. I played call up
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club hockey. Yes, I understand. Thank you. But the thing is
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that that was really the exception of
all the Times that we've seen you.
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You, like on the tour with
the Wild West tour, Vincent Peter Both
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said you killed every night. Some
nights, you know, this guy was
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good. Sometimes this guy was good, but he said you killed every night,
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and basically you did. But you
never made me uncomfortable. Yeah,
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where I never took anything personally Um. Plus, you pick our mom a
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lot more than me and I well, I mean she's such a such a
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glowing heatful target to to gravitate towards
Um. But yeah, it's hard to
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make fun of somebody that is just
great. You're like you're so laid back,
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easy going. You know, it's
like, I think when comics were
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having a tough time making fun of
Obama because policy, etcetera, etcetera.
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He's a pretty smooth talker. He's
a you know, it was tough to
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make fun of him for a lot
of Comedians. Trump's an easy target,
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Biden's an easy target, Reagan's an
easy target. Right. So I think
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you're kind of in that vein where
you're a little fonzie. You're like,
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how do I? How do I
figure this out? And then it's like,
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well, why am I spending the
bandwidth to try to figure that out
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when I have this gift sent from
the heavens right here, a little Oaksha?
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So all right, that brings us
to I think any comedian dreams of
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doing this, and you're both in
this. So I thought we'd show this.
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This would be our last clip today
and Um and we'll talk about this
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and what what it's impact and what
it means, and that experience for you
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guys was as well. Here we
go. Good Luck, m you still
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playing that Korean lottery? Oh yes, I'm in it to win it.
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Why you always lose? This year
is going to be different. I have
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a worship and shown great respect to
Chi Sunjin, the Korean God of luck,
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and his power is going to manifest
itself somewhere here in this bar.
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I can feel it, which reminds
me it's a ritual time, and now
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I remember why my friends never came
over. Dare you mock the all powerful.
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I can't believe how superstitious you are. How can someone as practical as
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you believe you can control something like
luck? All I know is the one
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time I disrespected them, the next
morning I woke up pregnant with Susan.
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Congratulations on the wind rack. What
turned things around for you? I don't
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even know. Just a great effort
today, everyone a team, fast bar,
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great pit stop. I did stop
by my favorite bar in Pittsburgh.
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I pulled up a stool, had
a beer. Hey, I guess that
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was lucky for me. Here's you, Sulivan and son. Thank you.
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Just gotta shut out a Nationale TV. It's the stool. Kazlowski sat right
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here. She's some Shin's power has
a manifested itself in this stool. He
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does bless me and this bar.
Luck. Mommy needs a hit. All
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right, now is the time to
pick the winning lottery numbers. Steve's a
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birthday. Twenty six, Susan,
what's your birthday again? Eleven, okay,
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ten and twelve luminous ten dollars.
Good luck. Long Time. You
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look like me. You'self for free. All right. All right, there
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we go. There's there's my dad
in the background. There's my mom making
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your television appearance. Now, what
are your thoughts when you get to come
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to the Warner Brothers Law in Burbank
California and see caricatures of yourselves and Dan
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Lauria and Jodi Long? That's perfect. Yeah, yeah, that's her.
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That's yeah, that clip is fabulous. What are your thoughts from the journey
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of open mic comedy clubs to going
into Hollywood and going on a warner brothers
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a lot and seeing, you know, I think every comics dream is seeing,
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you know, getting to do,
uh, their own Sitcom and then
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and then you guys were there for
the journey. So what were you guys?
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What are your thoughts even thinking of
Suliman and son in retrospect? Well,
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it was I don't know, I
guess I always just assume something like
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that would would happen. You were
you were on a good trajectory. Um,
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you were. You kept advancing,
advancing, advancing, getting to better
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clubs and this and that and the
other thing, and it just seemed like
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a natural and it was. It
was a lot of fun. I mean
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I I had more fun when we
went out there just talking to all the
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guys and everything and all the people
in the background that I never realized there
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were that many. But I had
so much fun there and I love when
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you brought the people in from the
tour buses getting tours. Um. I
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just thought it was it was a
lot of fun and it was kind of
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a natural progression, Um, and
I hope there's a lot more of that.
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Know. How about your mom,
what were your thoughts when you got
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to come to a set of a
television show like that and see jody interpret
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you? And obviously money was is
such an integral part of your being and
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it was something we lampoon quite a
bit on the show. Um. What
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are your thoughts seeing a version of
you and then going to Hollywood and going
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on those lots and seeing that?
I'm not think about Hollywood. Got To
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show those the people are, you
know, just a perfect the matching the
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show. Yeah, unbelievable and also
I'm still not upset, I thought in
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the best show. Yeah, lely, we don't much have on the good
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show, TV show. Then even
in the Churchy people say that Oh Salem
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said, Oh yeah, we're gonna
Watch in Salem, San you know,
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and a lot of people they watching
then next time they said that is the
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best show churchy people said yeah,
and the when in the what a call
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and show business, as they go
on a bitter when what I called the
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the world, world, and the
award show, award show, and wonder.
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Well, ladies say that it's gonna
winnest. I'M gonna win. He
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would so far from an emmy.
Yeah, but but that's that's very kind
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of your congregation to say those.
But I remember. Do you remember this?
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When Sullivan soon got renewed for a
second season, mom said, Oh,
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good, good. So when do
I get paid? I go for
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what? And you go, Oh, you're using my name. So Do
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I get paid? Because it's my
name? I don't know. You don't
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get paid. It's just your name. MOM, you're part of the show.
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You Go, well, could I
sue? I'm like, you're what?
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You're talking to me. Why would
you think of suing me? Because
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you wanted it. You wanted to
what your beak? You remember saying that
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to me? Not None. Yeah, I don't know about that and I
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wouldn't talking the CAN I talk about
it? Contracted him and I can't contracted.
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You can talk about whatever you want, okay, and William say.
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And when he gets in the job, he said, mom, this isn't
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my best job. When I get
a good pay I'm going to give you
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a thousand dollar. Yeah, I
said, okay, good, he's your
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son and the good. Then he
said, oh, Steven, write a
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letter to you and a million dollar. And then Williams said, mom,
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did you get a contractor with you
Steven? Yeah, I said No.
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He said you better get a contradict
to get you to sign them. You
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know, that's the only time will
has ever cared about paperwork, by the
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way, my God. Yeah,
well, one day, mom, one
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day. Yeah, it's this next
one that's always explained what Ojoe was talking
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about. One day I was going
through some old papers and they found a
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postcard that Steve had written to and
it it said, mom, thank you
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so much for everything. Um,
you've you've always supported me so much.
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And that's not the other thing.
And when I when I really hit it
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big, I'm going to give you
a million dollars. And he signed it
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and I gave it to her and
I said this is a contract. Postcards
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from chucky cheats, by the way. So I met in Tokens Um.
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Well, any last thoughts? As
we go through this, uh, you
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know, you know, kind of
retrospect of looking at clips, watching yourself
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being a part of my stand up
act, being a part of the first
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TV show I got to do.
Um, do you have any any last
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thoughts you'd like to leave us with
here? Well, if if you think
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back to happy hour, which was
what we were watching first, right,
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sure, yeah, and I think
that's why I was doing impersonations of mom
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and everything, because you don't have
the expanse to yeah, but you started
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out with happy hour and that was
that was good. It was a collection
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to Joe's. Then you got a
theme with champion, was identity, burn
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identity, which was mostly about race, then family in uh, champion was
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a little darker with but it was
about marriage and family, and then,
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Um, tell the Damn joke,
was an expansion of family. And I
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just fully expect, having watched over
the last four years of your working on
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this one, that this one is
really going to be that much better and
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it's it's another step up and I'm
I can't wait to see it. Well,
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I'm hoping so. Yeah. Well, what US champion and the burn
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identity? I don't know, one
of these shows and we did in New
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York City and uh, you did
a champion that time, really, really
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cold weather. Remember when night very, very cold. Pity call. I
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never feel that called before. Anyway, that town. We have something that
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happened New York City trains, suber
strike. I said, Oh, Stephen,
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have a pig shot and I and
I don't know how many audiences are
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coming. I just thinking myself and
keeping prayer. Then I just thinking and
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then I wow, saw that.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, we ended
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up doing well. Yeah, really. Then amid shure and a guy watching
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the looks like a scurty guy and
uh, he's a very heavy, you
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know, strong man. And then
that the man said it's your son.
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I said yes, and he said
he needed a manager. I'm gonna be
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to his manager. Well, yeah, I had one at the time.
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But Um, I've found through the
work ethic you've instilled in me that it's
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probably best to just proactively do things
on your own. And that's kind of
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what's best too, I think so
my career. But Um, but with
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that being said, as we draw
her dismount, I cannot thank you guys.
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I do have one other thing to
say. I was I was remembering
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early in your career. Yeah,
I think it was the first time you
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were in maybe in Tampa, and
Um, I was. I was in
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the men's room afterwards and this this
guy who was a real southerner, kind
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of a hillbuilty kind of guy,
and he was saying I like that Korean
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guy the best, and I said, Oh, that's my son, and
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he looked at me like I was
the biggest idiot in the world and he
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said well, sure, he looks
just like you. And every laughed and
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finally someone said no, you're telling
you the truth. Yeah, and every
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time. And at the show New
York City and UH, we lady scopetter,
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we have a lined them. Nobody
into so me, you and I
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and whatever. People notice that.
That way, you did a good job.
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Then he's so funny, we like
him and or something like that.
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Even petty for good too. Well, mom always loves doing that. She
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loves telling me that someone in the
grocery store said something nice to her about
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her son. I'm like, thank
you, mom, I appreciate that,
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and she's like Oh, and then
at church and yeah, I got it.
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Yeah, thank you very much.
Now on the bathroom. Now in
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the bathroom. That's where you want
to Complich, even Hawaii, to when
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you have a Hawaii show. Were
walking this study and the Lady said,
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Oh, Mrs Burn, I said, how did you know? I can
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tell your face. Well, I
I can't thank you guys enough for doing
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the show, taking walk down Memory
Lane and getting to getting to watch these
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clips with you and then hearing your
interpretations and your thoughts. So hopefully,
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uh, we film the New Hour
Tomorrow and then, uh, we're pitching
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a show that I think we got
a good luck with, so we'll see
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what happens, you know. But
yeah, I can't thank you guys enough
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for all your support, being my
brainers, all that stuff and then being
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here, and I'm so glad you're
gonna be here for the taping tomorrow.
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It's gonna be Great. Still,
so looking forward to it and much more.
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Yeah, well, I love you, guys. I love you very
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much. Thank you. All right. That's comedy Pinata today, a very
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heartfelt one with my parents. Thank
you, Steve, thank you Oaksha,
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or mom and dad as I normally
called him. So thank you, Taylor,
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and thank you over there on my
roommate, he's hanging out. So
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all right, we'll see you next
week for another episode of Comedy Piniana All
