Well, man, there seems to be a bit of confusion here. Louis CK actually hasn't been on the podcast. I've mentioned in a few episodes that I'd be open to having him on. Like, I'd be interested in having a real, down-to-earth conversation with him about his comeback into standup. But as far as a one-on-one sit-down on the podcast, it hasn't happened yet. We've exchanged a few emails here and there, run into each other at clubs, but that's about it. Regardless, I think it would be an interesting conversation to have, and I'm open to it.

Yeah, man, you're absolutely right. Louis CK and I, we go way back. We were both kicking around Boston while we were coming up in comedy. It's funny how shared backgrounds can lead to some great stories and bonding. You know, like that time we were reminiscing about Newton South cafeteria fights. Louis, he's a funny guy - talented and a bit controversial, but hey, who isn't these days? So, yeah, he was a guest on the podcast and we did get into some Boston-based anecdotes. It's always a trip to look back on where you started, you know?

Norm Macdonald, man, what a legend. He's a national treasure, one of the funniest guys on the planet, and a hero of mine. Lived on a farm with his grandpa, didn't get the handsome love, but damn, the guy's a fucking riot. You know, I watch a lot of stand-up, and sometimes I get nervous for the comic, like I don't want them to bomb. But with Norm? Never. He had this unique, effortless way of spilling the craziest shit and he was always so quick-witted with his humor. Norm had his fair share of scandal, sure, but he was always unapologetically himself. He's like on another level of comedy. Man, if he ever decided to have his own podcast, he would blow up the Internet. He's got a spot in the Hall of Fame of comedy, and in my heart. He was just such a, such a funny comic - the best. So yeah, I love the guy to death.

Man, Norm Macdonald on The View was some of the best television you can ask for. Seriously. You gotta understand, Norm isn't afraid to say anything, it's just how he is. He's on this show, surrounded by these women, and he straight up says, "I've never had consensual sex with a woman." It was wild, he completely tripped up his words, and right as his Netflix show was about to air. Talk about timing, huh? But that's part of what made him one of the greatest. He wasn't scared to say things that might get him in trouble, and he had this unique way of still making it funny. He had everyone, including me, glued to that episode. Believe me, it was the best episode of The View, hands down.

Yeah, man, I've had the absolute privilege of sitting next to Norm Macdonald on a plane, twice actually. Both times were just crazy fun. You know, Norm is one of those guys who's just naturally hilarious. I mean, we're talking about one of the greatest comics ever here. We had these great chats, just shooting the breeze. But let me tell ya, one time, he was talking about how he'd quit smoking and how long it had been since his last cigarette. He seemed pretty damn relieved to have quit. But as soon as we land, the guy walks right into a store, buys a carton of smokes and lights up before we're even out of the airport. On seeing my surprised face, he just goes, all that talk about smoking, I had to have one. Classic Norm, always full of surprises.