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Joey Diaz

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Joey Diaz is a standup comic, actor, and author. He's the host of "The Church of What's Happening Now," and the author of "Tremendous: The Life of a Comedy Savage." www.youtube.com/@JoeyDiaz www.joeydiaz.net

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your problem with brian's fucking microphone listen to that goddamn fan god

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that fan sucks

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yeah until you when you turn your mic up and down when you're gonna have to do

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that when you talk

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because that microphone's dog yeah just keep you careful you drink there

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the joe rogan experience train by day joe rogan podcast by night all day

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you're right that thing's loud as heck out over here yeah are we live yeah okay

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yeah that thing's

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loud as we have a problem here folks it's not a major problem we have this uh

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new tricaster set up hd joe diaz we're in hd now but unfortunately the tricaster

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has fans on it it's

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super noisy where uh brian's microphone is positioned maybe i could just sit

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over there

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till we fix this sit over there yeah sit over there we'll throw a camera on you

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and let jamie run it

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fuck it yeah come on over here be one of us come over to the big boys table uh

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we uh we got this

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tricaster set up and it's pretty sweet it's because a lot of people watch this

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on their televisions you

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know you take like uh chromecast or you just uh use an htmi cable there's a

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bunch of different ways you

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could do it and you send or you could use that apple thing where you throw it

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to apple tv and you can watch

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it on apple tv what is that called uh apple tv airplay airplay yeah so anything

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that's on your

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computer you could watch on tv you just shoot it to that and if you're using

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the uh air that's how it

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works right yeah do it from your ipad or your iphone or anything like that yeah

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it's pretty sweet

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so we're moving into 2015 joe diaz it's crazy we're taking to the next my wife

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canceled cable did she

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really yeah she kept some package she said that's it we live on netflix i love

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it well i gotta tell

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you i love it i love it too i love it i ain't gonna lie to you when i come home

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at night from comedy

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netflix and i unwind and i can watch whatever the i want yeah a buddy of mine

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worked for sci-fi

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for 20 years and he said i got it once because i would watch how my children

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would watch tv

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and i knew that they were on to something yeah kids yeah and i kept going to

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sci-fi and telling

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them and they were like you know what you're talking about he quit and he

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started his own

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youtube channel horror show and he's killing them but it's funny how even my

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daughter

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goes nuts when a commercial comes on when she's watching bubble guppies and the

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commercial comes on

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she too and she looks at me like because she's not used to it on netflix when i

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put on dora or

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whatever yeah the grinch that stole christmas or whatever there's no

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commercials so for her it's

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fucking that so i watched her the other day i'm like look at this yeah even a

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two-year-old tells

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you that commercial suck ass yeah they're not fun it's it's unnecessary and it

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ruins the the vibe

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of the show i watched the walking dead almost entirely on netflix or on apple

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tv rather but i um i

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decided uh to to record it on my dvr one night and i tried watching it on on

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regular tv oh it's

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fucking awful i watched it oh that's what it was i watched it live without

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recording it because you

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can't watch it on apple tv until the next day so it came out on sunday so i

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watched it live so we

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just paused it and walked away for 20 minutes and came back so we could fast

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forward through all the

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bullshit but it's like every fucking 15 minutes they have this big break and

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the show stops and

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it's it's a dumb way to intrude on television it's like for whatever reason

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they started doing it like

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that and they stuck with it and some guys do it like that with podcasts like i

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love adam carolla but

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adam carolla does commercials like a radio show he just he does them all the

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time he does them every 15

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minutes you know he's like he's got like breaks like hard breaks just like a

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radio show you know i

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mean guess that's the world he came from so he decided to just do it that way

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well these new uh marketing

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agencies that contact you now they they're trying to ruin you they dangle big

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money at you but they

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want you to read 18 times a show you can't do that it becomes what we went to

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get away from yeah you

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know so no i don't interrupt i won't interrupt i do it before i do it

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afterwards i'll put on

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twitter if i think it's a good product and i enjoy it i'll do it but i'll do it

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with no contract like

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if i if i tweet something like if you see me tweet something about nature box

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it's because i like it

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like i got these sriracha cashews they're the i love them i love them so i i

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tweet it like there's

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no agreement i don't have it there's no like you have to tweet this five times

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a week there's none of

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that way so i don't interrupt any podcasts and i don't because i don't i don't

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want that when i'm

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listening to stuff i like stuff to go all the way through to the end and i'd be

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more inclined to

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support something that supported that than i would be to inclined support

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something that's that same

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old system that system sucks man that every 15 minute system you don't do it

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you don't have

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commercials on any of your i don't do any commercial yeah none at all that's

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silly you need to make some

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money well i usually just say hey go do if you want to help out just go to shop

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squad and then

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that just takes care of everything in one little swoop are we rocking the split

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screen now old school

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like like the old days oh we're going old but we're going new again now we have

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i'm sorry what's in

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between apple tv and netflix well netflix is incorporated in apple tv so if you

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have an apple tv

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there's netflix in there you just got to sign up for an account but you said

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that apple comes out the next

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day netflix yeah no netflix doesn't have uh i don't think they have the walking

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dead if they

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do it's probably like the earlier seasons with apple you buy the whole season

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like you rent a season

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and you can watch like all the episodes at once which is legit if you haven't

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done do you watch walking

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dead no i'm scared of that you you know when i was a kid i went to the one we

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would get high and go to

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dawn of the dead and those type of movies you know and that was george romero

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was the

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fucking crazy when i was a kid that's the guy that made all those yeah night of

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the living dead and

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i still remember that one thing with the black guys yelling mama mama and he

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stands next to the

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helicopter and the helicopter just cuts the top of his head off oh god i just

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never and i you

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know i don't know it's not for me people walking around like zombies and i have

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fucking nightmares and stuff so i don't watch nothing american horror story is

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probably one of the scariest

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motherfucking shows i've turned down and lasted for like 13 or 14 minutes is it

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really that lady's

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fucking scary dog oh yeah what is her name again she used to be good looking

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hot as yeah hot as

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fucking we were young what is her name god damn it's not angelica houston

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something like that not

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angelica houston the other one she was in uh the mailman always rings twice the

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postman always

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rings twice god damn she was hot back then what is her name man she tried jessica

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lang jessica

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lane yes that's who it is you know she was uh faye ray in the king kong remake

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the uh dino de lorientis

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is that his name uh king kong remake with rick baker which is like that was

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like the second king kong

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there was like the the old school king kong it's a stop-motion claymation that

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looked like

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shit but then uh rick baker did a version of king kong that was super

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sophisticated for the time

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and uh she was jessica lang was the the fey rain she was hot as well when jack

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nicholson put her on the

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table and in that movie it was tremendous look at it she looked great she yeah

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she was smoldering but

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you know what man she as an actress like or an actor i guess you say it doesn't

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need to be gender

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specific she holds her own right now she is as good as anybody man she's so

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creepy on that show

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she's so like powerfully creepy you know like there's like there's there's just

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a realism to her

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the crazy that she projects it scares the out of me man she's on there too the

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one that played tina

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turner with uh with uh is she she's in the new season i haven't watched the

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seasons the fat chick

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from the cutoff jack khan's legs james khan's leg and kathy bates is in the

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baby oh my god she's a

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motherfucker it's a scary ass fucking show my wife watches do you have to watch

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the older seasons to

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be caught up or is it a new season a totally new story i don't know how it

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works man you just tune

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in and freak out and get out of the room i sit down for like eight minutes i

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watch jessica lang i watch the

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black chick and i get the out of there that's hilarious i can't deal with that

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at all

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i watched angel heart i couldn't sleep for angel heart was on a couple weeks

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ago and i stayed up

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and watched it scared the out of me it's really well written because they set

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up the first episodes

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i don't want to give any spoilers but a family moves into this house and uh jessica

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lang is like

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the neighbor or she comes by and she comes by like unannounced it's real creepy

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how she does it

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and you know you know she's fucking nuts and so you the guy's there with his

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wife and his children

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and you're like oh fuck like this is gonna end terrible it like draws you in

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like right away you

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get nervous and you feel freaked out like right away do you have hulu joey did

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you ever get hulu i

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think so yeah i quit uh my cable also and hulu is actually one of the best ones

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because you you can do

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shows usually the day after or then at the same day like south park's a good

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one on there if you like

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south park what uh networks do they have what networks they have a lot of fox

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ones they have uh

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brooklyn 99 yeah they have a lot of nbc like saturday night live and stuff like

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that it's it's

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it's a nice blend of all the the main networks and also they also have movies

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on there so it's a nice

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little change uh from also amazon prime is another thing if you have amazon

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prime you get access to

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all of amazon prime stuff awesome they have their own shows uh and you can also

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rent movies through

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them which is nice so wow yeah it's all the options that are available today

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you're not the first person

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to tell me either i have several friends that have cancer people said i don't

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want to do a buck and a

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half no more i'm not doing it yeah it seems ridiculous i'm not doing it netflix

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is seven bucks a month

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i mean it's seven dollars yeah like that's so insane and the other one's 8.99

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yeah so for 20

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you got everything and i think cbs just announced that they have something for

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like five bucks and

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you just get all the cbs which is silly because you can get it for free already

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but i guess the

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convenience of downloading whatever you want hbo's going right yeah so if you

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just want to watch

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game of thrones yeah yeah you just go hbo online right hbo online it's pretty

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much becoming other

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cart which is something that i've always wanted in a cable company being able

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to pick and choose which

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uh channels you want cable companies are screwed yeah and when you develop a

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show like if you when i

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was doing that sci-fi show you film the show you edit it and once it's edited

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then it has to wait

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for you know whatever night it's on tuesday night at eight o'clock whatever it

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is and then you wait for

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it to go on and then the show broadcasts live tuesday night at eight and they

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sandwich in a bunch of

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shit that you don't want to see so in between that you're watching prilosec

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commercials and

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fucking toyota commercials and all this that you don't give a fuck you're just

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being they're they're

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literally with your experience just come on buy me come on buy this hey what

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about this i feel better

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look at my wife look at my car next one what about us you could buy us too what

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about us do you have

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insurance is your insurance run by a lizard and they have all this goofy and

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you you it

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ruins your experience they don't have to do that anymore what are they going to

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do for commercials

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product placements i think mostly even grosser and i think that's the the

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reason why we're paying

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a monthly subscription fee if you're like holding up a soda yeah i know why he

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killed her it's done

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right though south park is a good example of them doing it right where they

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actually i think have

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sponsors but they just trashed the sponsor the whole time and really yeah

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because i don't know where

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that just one episode they'll be doing like uh like dr pepper but yet that they

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just talk mad

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on dr pepper the whole time you could talk on dr pepper and dr pepper is

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basically invincible yeah

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like as long as you're talking about dr pepper unless it's killing anybody it's

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not killing anybody

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but if you want to talk about the way dr pepper tastes you ain't affecting

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anybody you know i noticed

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that one night i was watching diane soy the day that said something who's the

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guy who's the guy that said oh

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rush limbaugh what did he say he took pills you know oh he was yeah 20 years

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ago but then a couple

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years ago on his radio show he said something i'm sitting there watching diane

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sawyer and she pops up

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on the screen and all of a sudden they pop up the sponsors that left them those

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sponsors were like

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rush limbaugh we just hit the jackpot that's what they don't really realize if

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they sponsor joey

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diaz's radio show and he says whoever whatever genre group and they get rid of

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them diane sawyer's and i

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come up and go did you hear what happened to joey diaz today look and also they

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show american airline

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delta delta's going we didn't lose we 6 30 diane sawyer right that's as good as

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it gets yeah

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that's it they didn't lose so either way you don't lose because they mention

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you nobody loses they don't

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really fucking lose did you see what happened with uh here's a perfect example

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and i'm not trashing

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adam kroll like i said i love adam but adam uh had this chick uh allison who

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was on her show

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and he just decided he wanted to try something different which is his prerogative

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but here's what

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happened her show shot through the fucking ratings it was number one out of all

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podcasts on itunes

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and you know why because people responded because she's really nice like allison

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rosen is really nice

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and really smart and she's a good podcaster so like i think and i i even sent

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her an email i said

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you're going to be fantastic on your own like you don't need anybody like it's

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probably better for

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her to be completely independent because i think her show could be really

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profitable it could be really

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good and i think when you're that smart and that opinionated you should have

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your own show i mean

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she's really good people always liked her yeah people have always had a

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following she's great

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and she had her own show for a long time i was supposed to know she still has

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it allison rosen is

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your best friend or your new best friend so she got fired her show just shot

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shot through the

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fucking radio the roof and i think that just shows you that like if you if if

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if it gets out there if

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there's controversy like oh allison got fired poor allison poor allison what

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are you crazy she's number one

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now she's number one she shot past all of us she probably because there were so

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many online stories

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about it and you know because the timing was really bad for her you know well

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yeah yeah yeah she just

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died dog died and she was out of town and it was done by email you know there

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was like a lot going on

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with it but you know hey man i the guy should be able to do whatever the he

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wants to do with his show

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but the bottom line is like she showed that she was really good on the show and

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then the controversy of

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him firing her was huge it was way better than him like giving her like some

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title or a promotion or

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you know like if he announced allison rosen been vice president of controversy

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at adam carolla

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enterprises nobody would give a fuck but her getting fired for it like if if

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you got on the radio and

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you were like the pope fuck castro fuck all these cocksuckers suck my dick and

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then you know nature box

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pulled out and everybody got crazy we're no longer sponsoring the joey and it

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was a big all over these

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websites nature box pulls out of the joey diaz podcast you would get hundreds

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of thousands more

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downloads that week hundreds of thousands look at what's his name uh two and a

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half baby man charlie

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sheen he got fired drugs hookers blow fuck fx is right there with an envelope

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not only would they have

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an envelope they gave him the stupidest deal anyone's ever given anybody ever

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he made all the episodes

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they had they did a hundred episode deal and they make them over a really short

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period of time so

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they're just churning out scripts like you i don't have to tell you it takes

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time to write something

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good sometimes it doesn't sometimes you have the best idea like you'll hear

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about quentin tarantino he did

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blow he ran up to his apartment real quick and he just spent the next six hours

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writing a script to

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you know pulp fiction 2 or some shit occasionally that does happen like um

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hunter thompson wrote most of

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his uh charlie the the the book he wrote about uh hell's angels he wrote most

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of it coked up like in

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one night like most of it like he finished up the book like in one night just

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rattled out it is possible

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but most of the time you gotta spend time you gotta do revisions so they're not

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doing any of that they're

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just slamming them out there and if it went past x amount of episodes i forget

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what the deal was

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they had to film all 90 so he got this huge deal so he made like 900 million

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dollars or something

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stupid or 90 million dollars just some ungodly sum of money from that deal

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something with a nine in it

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jamie would know i bet jamie knows the exact number but he's got it tattooed

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well he was talking

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about it all morning today i love gossip jamie the whole idea makes me laugh

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but it's the

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the controversy for for anything is almost like worth doing that's why you know

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people they stir

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up on purpose like anybody that's in like the reality show business they like

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they're all they're

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doing is just controversy controversy controversy can we get some controversy

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if we have controversy we

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got a show controversy i mean that's all they're trying to sell that's all they're

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trying to sell

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but you can see right through it you can i can't let's see reality this is this

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is the white chick

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who caught the black husband with a transvestite and took him back and the show's

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on e and she's like

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what do i do it's such a tough he was with a transvestite you get rid of that

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freak and now

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she took him back again and now they're on season eight and you know who even

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cares about that

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broad i don't give a people care if they put them on the cover of a magazine

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like if you cut on the

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cover of a magazine and that's what you sell like those reality star type

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people it just has to be

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they're on the cover and then something happens she dumped him for this guy

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there's a more handsome

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guy shit that now he's in the dumps that's all you need to do and all you need

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to do and then

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people go well what happens next what happens to him what happens to her will

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they be reunited will

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she forgive him will he forgive her ah they got me hooked i mean you don't even

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know what kim kardashian's

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voice sounds like do you understand that like you would not be able to tell

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that if kim kardashian

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was doing a commercial for delta you wouldn't be like oh that's kim kardashian

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but if like say um

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what's her name uh from friends uh no the other one phoebe cates yeah what's

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what's her no not

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phoebe cates lisa kudrow lisa kudrow thank you let's gossip jamie you hear how

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funny it is when he

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turns the mic on i know that's turn it on for a second just so everybody can

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hear the fan

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that is so stupid ridiculous that's so stupid we're working it out we're

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working now the video

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looks beautiful though um what is her name again uh courtney cox jenna lisa kudrow

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lisa kudrow

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fucking guys that big tip of his fingers have you ever seen very talented cox's

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show no i have not

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with the fucking plastic surgery oh i've seen her and they put they put friends

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before some nights on

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late tnt just to fuck with her well sometimes they have that yeah they have her

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on tnt and something

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on tbs they have friends on tbs and kugatown you're in a hotel room after doing

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a show and you go and

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there they are and you're like oh my god what the happened that plastic surgery

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those chicks do it

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doesn't make them look better it just makes them look different you know it's

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like when you start

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shooting into your face to freeze it up and puff your cheeks up to hide

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wrinkles it does not make you

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look better it just makes you look different and there's the uncanny valley you

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know what the uncanny valley is

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they do this is a term they use for video games where with cgi they're really

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close to being able to

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completely replicate what a person normally looks like don't pull up her face

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no no no i'm not

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don't be rude you son of a bitch this motherfucker he's gonna um uncanny valley

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like there's like um

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there's some videos that you can see now like that nvidia has created where

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they are so close to it

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looking what is this what are you showing it shows you all the different steps

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they're not seeing

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him this is for us oh it's all the different versions of the uncanny valley i'll

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pop it up so

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they can okay well let me just explain the term don't you don't don't don't

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pull this up

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um the the term that they use in in you're confusing the out yeah i have no

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idea what's going on this

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has nothing to do with that that's a different uncanny valley the the uncanny

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valley that we're

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talking about is the difference between cgi like high level cgi and a person

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like it's so close but

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there's something creepy about it and that's what they call it the uncanny

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valley there's this valley

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that they can't quite cross like did you see the dead eye yeah well did you see

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the uh the latest nvidia

20:31

shit have you seen that uh nothing i'm pretty sure we could show that show nvidia's

20:36

latest technology

20:37

for uh cgi oh the guy's yeah the guy's face we we saw it in person me and todd

20:43

messero from uh

20:44

my tv show we went to see it in person uh in northern california that's it that's

20:48

the guy

20:49

it's incredible man but it still hasn't bridged that uncanny valley we can show

20:54

this on the podcast yeah

20:56

this is uh all nvidia's technology and they have pores they have sweat but they

21:02

what they can't do

21:03

is tongues so when the guy's talking they can't quite do tongues and the teeth

21:08

look a little weird

21:10

his eyes look dead yeah but god damn that's pretty close it is that's getting

21:15

real close

21:16

but there's still something about it where you're like man i don't know they

21:21

got skin down and they but

21:22

they don't have edge down like the edge detection around the forehead you can

21:26

see it's a little

21:26

weird yeah like a green screen right it's yeah yeah it's like the difference

21:30

between the the real

21:32

well it's also why is everything in the background blurry yeah you know well i

21:37

guess that's just a

21:38

sample but still it's but you're pretending what this is an old school camera

21:41

is that what you're doing

21:42

like why is that all why that's all blurry like that that's ridiculous

21:47

and his head's floating but that's that's like real close

21:52

but they still they can't do that yet you know they can't i don't know why we're

21:57

bringing up the

21:58

uncanny valley lisa because of people with plastic surgery that's right because

22:02

they got that uncally

22:03

valley that's what it is they all look the same and they're all starting to

22:06

look creepier and creepier

22:07

and they're not all going to be happy till they all look like walking dead or

22:10

something like that

22:11

they're all going to be they're all going to be hanging out together oh yours

22:13

looks great did you

22:14

get it done no you don't look great you look like a something you look monstrous

22:20

they start

22:20

looking monstrous they it's uh it's unfortunate and it looks you know it looks

22:26

crazy like you're a

22:28

crazy person like you're doing you you know it's not like some tribal thing

22:31

where you're doing like

22:32

some tribal scarring on your face the women from mob wives have you ever seen

22:37

those women no the big

22:39

one big ang i just saw her last night when i was scrolling yeah oh my god they

22:43

just she's shooting

22:45

like jail sunning she's just shooting the constantly all those women those east

22:51

coast women the fake

22:53

tits the the fat taking off their body the tightening the legs the the ass

22:58

implants you can put implants

23:00

in your ass by the way dog i've been torturing this hooker for about a month

23:04

what hooker bobby slayton

23:06

style just tortured tortured you know who there's i went to 7 11 one night on

23:12

magnolia there and i come

23:14

out there's a black girl in the jeep that is banging and she comes out she goes

23:17

are you a stand-up

23:18

i'm like yeah she goes i really like to get into stand-up i'd like to talk more

23:23

about it i go there's

23:23

an open mic at the haha go down there she goes i've been down there but the guy's

23:27

rude to me and all this

23:29

shit so i go down there like three weeks later and i see you and i'm like hey

23:34

man you've been trying

23:35

this she goes no i'm still taking notes i mean this chick is gorgeous she's i'm

23:39

still taking notes but

23:40

you can tell there's something not right you know when there's something not

23:43

right so she's like you

23:45

know i just need somebody to take me under their wing and do it to me and all

23:47

this stuff can i give you

23:48

digits and i'll give you a call and then she started with the calls you know

23:52

how are you

23:53

i'm like i'm fine she goes when can we i can't you know i can't teach you

23:58

comedy you got to go out

23:58

there and do it you know blah blah blah and then finally i would go well go

24:02

here you know go over

24:03

there go to fly i don't know where else to go and i wouldn't talk to her for

24:06

weeks at a time and

24:07

she called me like where are you going to i'm going to the comedy store can you

24:10

talk to them for

24:10

me i can't get you up at the comedy store and then one day she started talking

24:14

about how jeep blew up

24:16

and she needs a thousand dollars you know right there i just started giggling

24:19

like i i just knew now

24:21

once they do that you're intrigued right to see where it goes now you want to

24:25

talk to them right

24:26

because she's trying to play you right so then finally i got the call one day

24:30

she's like are you

24:30

going to be home in the next 10 minutes can i call you back i'm busy right now

24:33

yeah

24:34

and i know she's got to be like a stripper or something you know because she

24:37

disappears

24:38

like like she'll call me like at eight and go are you doing comedy tonight yeah

24:42

i'm doing the spot 11

24:43

all right i'm gonna come see you and then i'll never see it and then she'll

24:46

call me like a week later

24:47

and go she always disappears if it's after like 10. so she does something right

24:52

you know what i'm saying

24:53

so finally she called me one night and i just i'm like i i don't even want to

24:57

talk to this i i can't

24:58

even have fun with her right because she's trying to lie to me i at least if

25:02

she would just tell me

25:03

she was a hooker i would torment right so finally the clouds parted and she's

25:08

like you know i really

25:09

need this thousand dollars i really need 2700 but i could take a thousand to

25:13

help me out so you need

25:14

2700 but i could take a thousand take a thousand but i could take a thousand to

25:19

help me out like you're

25:20

like well i don't know she's a dj supposedly she's a dj she djs too that's why

25:26

i don't see her late night

25:28

because i'm a dj you know okay what do you dj oh i just do independent parties

25:33

really what do you make

25:34

500 a night then what the you need a thousand for well you know they want 3 000

25:39

for my jeep and

25:40

shit so i finally said this is crazy i'm not going to give her any money so the

25:44

other night

25:45

i pull up at 7 11 i'm not going to give her no money joe you're crazy i pull up

25:50

at 7 11 i see her at the

25:51

counter and i'm sitting with lee and she comes out she's like how come you won't

25:55

return my calls no

25:56

more what's wrong with you i go listen i've just been busy you know i'm doing

26:00

comedy over the valley

26:01

down over the hill you're never around i can't help you she's like you really

26:05

got to help me with

26:06

that money me and leah howling because i told lee about me and leah howling she

26:11

hasn't seen you in

26:12

a week and she's right up to you you really got to help me with that money you

26:14

really got to help me

26:15

with that paper so i said all right let me drop lee home and i'll call you so i

26:20

called and i go listen

26:21

how much do you need she was a thousand bucks i go listen i'm not just going to

26:24

give you a thousand

26:25

bucks she goes then what do you want to do i go well if i give you a thousand

26:30

bucks i'm going to put

26:30

it in every orifice in your body and there was like silence you know i'm not

26:35

going to this chick

26:36

you know i know i know you're just playing i'm just pushing i hate when women

26:39

try to play you like

26:40

just tell me you want to suck dick and i'll give you the gino and she still

26:45

refuses she's like i don't

26:46

know what you're talking listen if i give you the thousand i'm gonna stick it

26:49

in your ass i mean this

26:50

and she's like okay and finally she said okay she broke she goes where are we

26:57

gonna go oh i'll take

26:58

into a hotel wherever the fuck you know oh that's hilarious and i go meet me on

27:02

the corner by the

27:03

gym now that bitch is still waiting she's been calling me since thursday night

27:11

every hour at the

27:13

hour where you at boo where you at boo i need that money you gotta help me with

27:17

that paper i'll go

27:19

half-sees with somebody if you want to go nothing bothers me more i want the

27:23

bottom half though nothing

27:24

bothers me i gotta tell you something brian she's amazing yeah 7 11 corner of

27:29

what jersey yeah we'll

27:31

talk magnolia and magnolia and 7-eleven dude you're giving out her spot come on

27:39

joey you're blowing up

27:40

her spot she needs a thousand dollars someone's gonna go down there and go you

27:43

know joey dia's been

27:44

talking about you i don't give a fuck she needs a thousand dollars i ain't

27:47

gonna give it to her

27:48

someone's gonna find her and put a camera in her face listen to me there's a

27:51

black chick for months

27:53

that's a 10 with a blonde wig that i've seen her walk in that studio in fact

27:59

she hangs out outside

28:00

of gelson's and waits for old jewish red old men really i've seen her i've

28:05

parked there my wife

28:07

has gone to galsons i waited outside with the baby and seen her with a blonde

28:11

wig i've been in that coffee

28:12

shop when she walks by and everybody looks at it she's young she's young

28:17

because she came into the

28:18

coffee shop once and she started asking us questions about where this at like

28:21

playing us you know like

28:23

just in case somebody said you look good right well i ain't busy right now what

28:26

are you doing you can

28:27

tell she's right they get away with it oh yeah she's a professional the young

28:31

girl does it right she

28:33

she doesn't wear the heels she has the backpack you know she's the real deal i've

28:38

seen her up and

28:39

down that fucking thing for months so this girl if you do it right they you

28:43

know they get away with

28:45

it with the backpack and no sexy clothes you want a blonde wig black and blonde

28:49

wig it always makes

28:50

me think transgender black and blonde yeah black black red headed wig they're

28:55

good yeah that's the

28:56

brian test yeah her hair is bright orange blonde wig is weird on a black lady

29:03

oh okay it just looks kind of like it's odd disguisey well it's you know you

29:08

should be able to wear

29:10

whatever the you want to wear but when i see like a chinese chick with blonde

29:13

hair an asian chick with

29:14

blonde hair or a black chick with blonde hair i'm like you look good with black

29:18

hair like you don't

29:18

have to do that right but what difference does it make eve looks good with

29:22

blonde hair who's eve eve the

29:24

chick from that tv show the rapper what tv show is that i don't know eve jamie

29:29

you know what it is

29:30

what's the name is from like the 90s early 2000s she's tall she's tall she's in

29:34

barbershop

29:35

she has blonde hair not this guy that looks like the old manager from the

29:40

comedy store

29:41

eve is from philadelphia right there oh but she looks good with she's big joe

29:49

rogan that's a big mama

29:51

that's a pretty girl yeah she's good looking i like it look at her yeah she's

29:56

in barbershop but i think

29:58

she wears a blonde wig that's that's her hair bleached blonde it looks like

30:02

that's nice no she's

30:03

banging guys and she's tall well so many black chicks wear weaves you know

30:08

which is really strange like

30:09

they they wear hair like kind of sewn into their hair have you ever smelled it

30:14

it smells funny yeah

30:16

it's got oils and stuff i've hugged the funny like carrot top or funny funny

30:21

funny like gasoline and odors like like she'll explode if i had a joint next to

30:29

her ear

30:33

i gotta think there'd be some fermenting going on right and it's hard it's it's

30:37

not like i never

30:38

mind i can't say that story but you feel the the weave when you run your

30:41

fingers through it yeah you

30:43

can't really it feels like plastic there's a whole bunch of different kinds

30:45

like tiffany haddish had

30:46

one that was like plastic where it felt like it looked like the predator's hair

30:50

and have you seen

30:51

tiffany haddish's hair lately now she just has this humongous like 70s fro nice

30:56

and every time

30:56

she's in a picture with somebody it looks like she's like in between two ferns

31:00

it's great yeah we know

31:02

this documentary jamie shut all this hair so weaves is like what the blonde

31:07

girl had uh yes we

31:09

that's a weave i'm talking about what black girls have like yeah that's a weave

31:13

too okay it's a hair

31:14

i was confused we can get a weave yeah guys can get weaves yeah they just sew

31:18

your hair onto other hair

31:19

like nicholas cage and all his movies yeah he gets a fucking weave and

31:22

everything well they also have

31:23

these these wigs that have what it's like a lace front so it looks like your

31:28

skin like they glue

31:29

it to your head and it looks like the hair is coming right out of your skin

31:32

until you get right

31:33

up in there and you're like what the fuck's going on there hmm yeah they don't

31:38

have that downright

31:40

either because it like it's there's that show undercover boss i don't know if

31:43

you ever see that

31:43

where they take like a ceo of like boston market and then he gets thrown in as

31:48

a regular employee

31:49

at one of their stores and it's cool because he catches all the things wrong

31:53

with his store

31:54

and people don't know but they always give him like the dumbest like fake

31:57

mustache and it looks

31:58

so fake and like all the employees have to be like all right what is this

32:01

undercover boss like there's

32:03

something employees are probably all in on it yeah it's probably all horse yeah

32:06

then there's so much

32:07

of those shows they're faking like what i'm in trouble what like so many of

32:12

them are set up in advance

32:13

and especially ones that make people look bad because you got to think like

32:17

what how much they

32:17

going to pay these this person to ruin their life what are they going to give

32:20

you 1500 bucks like

32:21

what scale on one of those shows they're going to ruin your life and you agree

32:24

to this they can't just

32:25

film you and put you on television like you have to sign a waiver yeah well

32:29

they say how they do that

32:31

is they say it's a different reality show it's like this is a reality show

32:34

about a guy that's

32:35

he's a waiter at this table and we're giving him the opportunity to own his own

32:38

restaurant so it's like

32:40

it's like another game show that's not undercover boss that's how they sign the

32:43

papers and they

32:44

oh so it's deception yes that seems like they can get sued well it's deception

32:49

by its own company

32:50

that they work for so i think it's kind of there's like that loophole what a

32:54

once you cast a check

32:56

they ain't no going back this poor kid's gonna make it ten bucks an hour you

33:00

give him a check for 600 a

33:01

day once you cash that check they know going back jack you know that's that's

33:07

there's a lot of those

33:09

shows now too it's amazing how easy it is to make one of those shows they're

33:12

still hidden camera

33:13

shows yeah did you know that my friends still executive produce hidden cameras

33:17

well howie mandel

33:18

has that show right he has a show where he does hidden camera things where you

33:22

make money the more

33:24

you get people to do like you gotta tell your wife you're leaving her for a man

33:28

and you know like

33:28

and you get like 500 bucks for that you get more for more things you do it's

33:32

like i did that show for

33:34

cbs years ago like six years ago it was called game show in my head and i we

33:39

would put like this little

33:40

earpiece in these people and then they would go out and we would make them do

33:44

on camera like we we had

33:47

this guy um put him in the middle of uh hollywood and uh told him they gave him

33:53

a suit and put some uh

33:55

news cameras like like it was a news camera show and had these people come over

33:59

and you had to uh

34:01

tell people that you were there to talk to someone who was a witness for a ufo

34:08

and uh they took

34:10

off and you got to ask these other people would you pretend it was you would

34:13

you pretend that you

34:14

saw this ufo and uh you got to get them to admit that they were taking aboard

34:19

the aircraft and that

34:20

they were probed that they did some medical examinations on them and they got

34:24

people to do it

34:25

yeah that's how i knew that all that that's that was like a huge eye-opener for

34:29

me about how full of

34:30

shit people are when it comes to ufos everybody's talking about it yeah it came

34:34

down the field and it

34:35

wasn't from earth i've seen a lot of airplanes on tv didn't look nothing like

34:39

that and it was spinning

34:41

around our circle and there was no doors and i saw these little those people

34:45

are full of

34:45

shit there's a giant percentage of those people you put a camera in front of

34:49

their face and they

34:50

just start talking and that we we didn't have no problem we got like seven

34:54

people to just right away

34:56

to just start making up right off the top of their head all of them did it no

35:00

one said no it was

35:01

ridiculous and we all everyone that did that show with me we all left there and

35:05

we were like what the

35:06

man like everybody just lied like at least i expected a few people to be like

35:11

what you want

35:12

me to make up a story about being taken aboard a ufo the out of here that's the

35:15

reality show yeah just

35:17

to play martians and get like a fake rock and just go to places like i wanted

35:22

them more like land and

35:24

we're here yeah all these that wanted to see martians all these years run down

35:30

that street

35:31

like it's king king kong they would start shooting yeah like that today's world

35:35

too many people have

35:36

guns yeah in today's world people would shoot one of those how about in the 90s

35:41

they would have shot

35:42

ufos they would shoot ufos any anytime someone's had a gun

35:46

they're they're willing to shoot like a ufo if it lands like the odds of if you

35:51

get a thousand people with

35:52

guns and a ufo lands in front of them 500 people are pulling that trigger let

35:56

me ask you this you're

35:57

an intelligent guy when you have a ufo landing and you have 10 people that

36:02

concur they saw the same

36:03

thing or they saw something what is that well i go from door to door and pay

36:08

people i mean what the

36:09

it could be a bunch of things the thing is it could be from another planet it

36:14

could be look if it's

36:16

possible for us to put a rover on mars it's possible for them to send a ship

36:20

from another galaxy of course

36:22

it's possible not only that we we assume that these aliens that everybody keeps

36:26

seeing these gray aliens

36:27

with the big black eyes we assume that they're living beings they could easily

36:31

be robots if we're this

36:32

close to crossing that uncanny valley and making some sort of an artificial uh

36:37

computer generated image

36:39

how i mean if the technology continues to accelerate to the point where you can

36:42

actually get a ship

36:43

to go through a wormhole the real the real like impeding factor i would think

36:48

would be biological

36:50

life like why send something living when you can make something artificial they're

36:54

so close to being

36:55

able to make artificial life and when i say so close within 100 years i mean i

36:59

don't think anybody

37:00

disputes that they'll have some form of artificial life within 100 years a

37:03

robot with skin that looks like

37:05

us now go in the future let's the earth is four something billion years old but

37:10

we're not the oldest

37:12

planet we're not in the oldest galaxy like not even close like the universe is

37:17

14 billion years old

37:19

supposedly so that that means an extra 10 billion years for things to form and

37:24

possibly grow even not

37:26

1 billion years even a million years who the knows what we could do in a

37:29

million years so if these ufos show

37:31

up and these little aliens are inside of it they're probably robots i would

37:34

assume that they if unless

37:36

they figure out some incredible way to bypass space and time and to fold space

37:41

and create a wormhole and

37:43

punch through like they did an event horizon and all these you know physics

37:46

documentaries where they

37:46

talk about the possibility of using wormholes and it's all like crazy

37:50

theoretical shit but until they

37:52

figure out how to do that and send like monkeys back and forth for a few years

37:56

they're not i mean why

37:57

wouldn't they just send robots just like we're sending a robot to mars i mean

38:00

it looks like a

38:01

toaster and it's got wheels and it's rolling around but it's a robot if we sent

38:04

a robot that looked

38:05

like tracy lords and it was walking around on mars i mean that would be what it

38:09

looked like you know

38:10

it just so happens that we set one that looks like a toaster but it doesn't in

38:14

a thousand years from

38:16

now we could send whatever the we want we could send bob costas to the moon you

38:19

know bob costas robot bob

38:21

costas would be reporting from the surface and the moon you know i've never

38:24

been a big martian guy

38:25

and i always thought that you know you always think that the high population of

38:33

areas area 51 and

38:34

maybe in the south right you know you just write it off but it isn't the high

38:39

populations of martian

38:40

sightings and uh ufos is why i grew up it's northern new jersey i couldn't

38:45

believe it

38:46

well you know why this is the the conspiracy theory do you know the conspiracy

38:50

there why that's where

38:51

bell laboratories are in jersey yes the bill the big conspiracy this is the big

38:56

conspiracy this goes

38:57

back way back there was a company on the internet i don't know if you remember

39:00

it called the american

39:01

computer company and they had this website they made computers there was back

39:05

in the day where you

39:06

call up or you would uh fill out like specs like you know hey i want a 300 celeron

39:11

processor and

39:12

this and that and they would put together a computer for you but they also had

39:15

this website page that was

39:18

dedicated to conspiracies about the creation of the the was it the transistor

39:25

the stereo there was

39:27

laboratories yeah stereo yeah there was there was certain aspects of of sound

39:33

and and electronics that

39:34

were invented in bell laboratories and this website supposedly pulls this is

39:40

the big conspiracy pulls

39:42

the the cover over the creation of these things and says this all shit came all

39:47

the shit came out of

39:48

area 51 from some that crashed in roswell new mexico in 1947 it was all about

39:54

the roswell new mexico crash

39:56

they took all those whatever those parts of those ufos were and back engineered

40:01

them and that's how they

40:02

created all this stuff and this this website was totally dedicated to it was

40:05

talking about how there's

40:06

a military base that's outside of bell labs like that they said was to protect

40:10

new york city they're

40:11

like why would you protect new york city from way the fuck out there you wouldn't

40:14

it would take way too

40:15

long for everything to coordinate that but it's right next to bell labs and you

40:19

know during the military

40:21

days of you know i guess this is like bell labs is probably created post world

40:25

war ii i think so you got

40:27

to think you know there's the cold war days and the russians and there's all

40:31

this this the technological

40:32

races to try to get to the moon and all that other i mean we were we were

40:35

racing with the russians

40:37

virtually everything nuclear power nuclear weapons space travel and so this

40:43

this bell labs apparently

40:45

played a very vital role in you know united states strategic technology

40:49

advancement like for whatever it

40:51

was but this american computer company was convinced that all this came from ufos

40:57

from the the crash

40:58

saucer in roswell and they back engineered it there's a lot of people that

41:01

believe that northern new

41:02

jersey is like the capital if you look at mark on sightings it's not roswell it's

41:08

northern new jersey

41:10

that's carlstadt all the way to like bergen county well it could also be the

41:15

air quality in

41:17

new jersey is so bad that people are just delirious all the time but they're

41:20

living in those swamp towns

41:22

but there's one story that came in north bergen and this is the part of town

41:28

where it's uppity

41:29

and they interviewed all these people and i stayed up on that and looked at it

41:33

there's a tape on youtube

41:34

there's a video on youtube they have they show where the thing landed on the

41:38

baseball diamond and all

41:39

this shit but then they went to all those business owners and whenever you see

41:44

uh last night i was

41:44

watching something they showed a view of new york there's a circular building

41:47

that's the building

41:48

that complained the most that they saw the lights people landing taking samples

41:53

of dirt out i mean it

41:54

was could have been anybody be with them but not all these people in

41:57

conjunction not all right the

42:00

liquor store owner maybe had a couple cocktails but all these people in the

42:04

building saw

42:04

the lights the flashing they heard the landing they heard the booms it's crazy

42:09

maybe all those broads

42:10

were just seeing stars mox's own line meanwhile you thought about that before

42:17

you said it you're

42:19

like this is the well you kept on saying saying that they saw lights and they're

42:23

talking about jerseys

42:24

so whatever you know what i think that's terrible you don't even explain it i

42:28

know it doesn't work

42:30

um you know what i think too the cia came out with this report recently about

42:34

how many of

42:35

the ufo sightings that people saw was actually experimental aircraft that they

42:39

were working on

42:41

and um that was uh that was real recent like they admitted this kind of stuff

42:45

but then you also have

42:46

like remote control drones i mean they've they've had that kind of technology

42:51

like radio control

42:53

technology they've had that for a long time and they've been able to do things

42:57

not like quite to the

42:58

level that they can do them now but they've been able to do things like they

43:01

could they used to have

43:02

drone airliners they could send an airliner with no people on it just launch

43:05

they were going to use

43:06

that that was part of operation northwoods they were going to blow it up they

43:10

can't land them they

43:11

couldn't land them in like 1962 but they could launch them so what they were

43:15

going to do is they

43:15

were going to have this plane take off and they were going to say all these

43:18

people were in it and

43:19

they were going to blow it up in the sky and they were going to blame it on cuba

43:23

and that was going to

43:24

be what led us to go to war with cuba because that was when like the russians

43:27

were trying to put military

43:29

bases there and they were going to have missiles pointed at the u.s from right

43:32

over there that was

43:33

the bay of pigs and all that shit like it got real hot and heavy there was just

43:37

like like real showdown

43:39

between the united states and russia over cuba and over them having missiles in

43:43

cuba and one of the

43:45

things they were going to do they're going to arm cuban friendlies they're

43:47

going to give like people that

43:49

they were they had good relationships with they're going to give them arms and

43:52

have them attack

43:52

guantanamo bay because we have a military base in cuba and this blowing up this

43:57

airliner was a big

43:58

part of their thing like everyone's make up a bunch of fake people they're all

44:01

missing and have actors

44:02

play their parents crying on tv all that kind of shit but they they had the

44:07

capability in 1962 to shoot a

44:10

plane up they couldn't land it like i said but they could definitely fly that

44:14

fucking thing it's pretty

44:15

crazy so you got to think how many like remote controlled like saucers did they

44:20

have how many

44:21

remote controlled i mean the some of the drones that they have now they look

44:25

completely alien early

44:26

70s yeah this is when the martians landed in hudson county park or mid 70s when

44:31

they landed so

44:33

but since then it's it's there's a ton of fucking spots and people spotting

44:38

those things in northern new

44:39

new jersey yeah cia admits most ufc most uf ufc most ufo sightings in the 1950s

44:46

and the 60s were our planes

44:48

yeah they have all these crazy jets apparently they're working on it was

44:53

confirming in a report

44:54

that the u2 spy planes and test flights over the u.s coincided with a lot of uh

45:00

the ufo sightings

45:03

yeah i mean they think about that have you ever seen one of those stealth

45:06

bombers in real life

45:07

you ever seen one flying overhead no dude it looks like you're in a science

45:12

fiction movie it's like

45:13

some war of the world star trek type we were in uh palmdale and we were doing

45:18

fear factor and we saw

45:20

several of them because fear factor started post 9-11 so it was like right

45:24

after 9-11 it was actually one

45:26

of the things that people were saying one of the dumb ass fucking reporter

45:29

questions that i got when

45:31

i was uh doing press for fear factor this lady goes don't you think that it's

45:35

in poor taste to have a

45:36

show that concentrates on fear right after 9-11 wow like you're fucking idiot

45:42

they're gonna jump off

45:44

a bridge with a bungee cord and eat an eyeball like yeah it's it's like the

45:48

terrorists won you're right

45:50

the terrorists won but um um my point being that like we when those things flew

45:57

by we were out there

45:57

in palmdale and those things flew by because it was like a lot of military

46:00

activity like it was right

46:01

when the war was about to start they looked like they were from another planet

46:05

man i know they weren't

46:06

i know they're where they were going they were going to edford edwards air

46:08

force base it's right

46:09

out there didn't matter when you see them you're like oh my god those are

46:12

aliens like it feels like

46:14

they're alien like you see that black fucking thing sound i bet dude they're

46:20

fast as shit and they look

46:22

they don't look like any plane you've ever seen before they look like spaceships

46:25

it looks like a

46:26

scene in star wars where you have some sort of a starport and then you know in

46:29

the background all

46:30

these planes are landing and taking off into space i mean that's what we all

46:34

thought we would be seeing

46:35

by now anyway right we would all when you if you were a kid and you said hey joey

46:39

what do you think

46:40

it's going to be like in 2015 you'd be like oh fucking space travel for sure

46:44

right everybody

46:45

thought we'd have bases on the moon by now everybody thought we'd be flying

46:48

around in jets everybody

46:50

would be going all over the place and hover cars back to the future this was

46:53

the year that 2015 was

46:55

back to the future too when he comes in and there's all the cars flying around

46:58

we had hoverboards

46:59

yeah no flying cars flying cars they do have will kill you actually there's one

47:06

that's supposed to

47:07

be pretty good there's a couple different guys who've made flying cars but one

47:10

of them has like

47:10

these folding wings and you drive around like this and then when you take off

47:14

the thing goes yeah

47:15

clink clink and the wheel the wings come down and you fly like so you're

47:20

driving around with the wings

47:22

up and you can drive around town like a normal you know as good as like a prius

47:26

or something and then

47:28

when you want to you lower the wings down 405 got traffic pick this up right

47:32

here i would need a

47:34

large parachute on that fucking thing fuck that there's gonna be drunk drivers

47:37

in the sky now

47:38

that's are all everyone's houses will have like a car in it at one point i

47:43

think once they figure out

47:44

like google drive you know like google driving cars and they figure out how to

47:47

keep cars in their lanes

47:49

and have them avoid each other like no matter what they can't collide once that

47:54

technology becomes like

47:56

standard then i think you could might be able to have some sort of flying

48:00

vehicle but until they do

48:02

you're gonna have people like you ever watch people in like little private

48:05

planes just fly around

48:06

they fly just just fly around i went with phil hartman uh he took me up to to

48:12

look at real estate

48:13

and we uh got in one of his he had a little single engine plane and we took

48:16

this plane up into the

48:17

sky and we just flew he went wherever he wanted to like i'll show you where malibu

48:21

is

48:21

he doesn't have to call somebody and say hey i'm gonna fly over by malibu is

48:26

that cool

48:27

no he just does it like they and they hit each other sometimes all the time one

48:30

just crashed on

48:31

van nuys the other day yeah that's right yeah yeah one was laying there right

48:35

in my ball lake the only

48:36

reason why more don't is because there are not more people flying yeah you know

48:40

did you watch people

48:42

spin out like retards in this rain oh yeah oh you saw so many people yeah i saw

48:48

so many people crash

48:49

in the rain they just forgot how to drive in the rain yeah i got some good

48:53

videos i have that dashboard

48:54

camera now so everywhere i go it records hd video and every night during the

48:58

rainstorm just pull out

49:00

save it to computer there's just tons of clips of people like running red

49:03

lights almost hitting other

49:04

cars they don't know how to stop yeah they don't know how to slow down it's it's

49:08

amazing california

49:10

we get rain maybe 10 times a year on a crazy year no people don't believe that

49:15

but that is real right

49:16

i mean the last year did we get rain three times last year it was it even three

49:20

times yeah probably

49:21

wasn't right they say we need 11 trillion gallons of of water to even out what

49:25

we've lost in this

49:27

three-year drought we're still in a bad drought right like that none of that

49:30

rain did anything right

49:31

i mean it's better than no rain but we need 11 trillion gallons up north they're

49:37

taking the water out of

49:38

the ground recycling and using it again on all the vegetation that's up north

49:43

you know bakersfield

49:45

all those little uh towns that have that live off cherries and whatever the

49:50

they live off strawberries

49:52

and shit yeah like i just watched 60 minutes a couple weeks ago was on new

49:57

company they're busy till

49:59

fucking 2020. are they making wells is that what they're doing no they come up

50:03

and pull the

50:04

fucking water from all the deepest parts of the earth and they recycle it and

50:10

use it again it's not a

50:11

well no they they go deep look it up it was just on 60 minutes maybe three

50:16

weeks ago really interesting

50:17

shit i i'm amazed that no one's figured out a way to take salt out of water i

50:22

mean they do they have

50:23

they have right but it's not commercially effective it's really sure water they

50:28

they have the new one

50:29

with sewer water and they had the people drinking it right from the sewer and

50:33

people drinking water

50:34

that look like this dog right from the sewer already was yeah bill gates syringes

50:40

condoms pills

50:43

old sneakers and you're there drinking it like a mojito and you pay for it and

50:48

you pay for it but

50:49

it's a new machine and tremendous do you think in the future we're going to

50:54

have our own water like

50:56

it's the water is going to be so you know bad that we have our own like i don't

51:01

know 20 gallons uh

51:02

supply of water that we can use to cook wash ourselves then we pee it out clean

51:07

it but it's

51:08

our personal water like we you have to like keep your own water that's totally

51:11

possible yeah right it

51:13

actually might not be the worst idea i would be happier drinking my piss water

51:17

right because then

51:18

someone else's piss water you can hack it yeah and would you would you use your

51:22

girlfriend's water

51:23

like you you and your loved one would switch waters because it's a little bit

51:26

well here's the deal

51:27

all of your water came out of someone's dick how about that dinosaur balls you

51:31

think about it some

51:32

animal most likely pissed away some water and it evaporated came down as rain

51:37

and you know who i mean

51:38

kill water yeah water that i think the amount of water we have is finite like

51:44

and the even though

51:45

we're like oh we're running out of water i think the water is going somewhere i

51:48

mean it's still in earth

51:50

it's like you might not be able to get to it it might be pouring in seattle or

51:54

it might be

51:54

but it's all just water like somehow or another it gets reused it evaporates it

52:00

comes down again

52:01

it's all kind of contained in this crazy ball and they say that a lot of the

52:05

water that we drink

52:06

you know it's very likely some of it passed through an animal's body and was

52:11

pissed out and was filtered

52:13

down through the the like a stream like have you ever like seen a a creek where

52:18

you have like crystal

52:19

clear spring water that's coming down from a glacier like that is woolly ram a

52:24

mammoth dick pissed

52:25

out some of this water and that water like seeped into the earth or gets sucked

52:29

up in moisture it's

52:30

very possible that a lot of this stuff actually came from animals dicks so if

52:35

we get to a point

52:36

where we're so good at recycling water that you know when you're getting water

52:40

even though it was

52:40

poopy water or piss water or whatever there's nothing in there but water it's

52:45

absolutely clear pure water

52:47

and spirits and spirits yeah spirits it collects the spirits of the past you

52:51

can't get the spirits

52:53

like imagine if they drain the hudson river and use that water how many bodies

52:57

are in that oh my god

52:59

people went over the bridge and threw a bag of blow over oh yeah or a hooker's

53:03

finger or a hooker or

53:05

condoms in that river they're gonna eventually you're gonna clean it out with

53:10

that machine they got a

53:11

bunch of little machines purifies it the whole thing don't they already do that

53:15

with a lot of water

53:16

they take sewage treatment and they they treat the water and then they put it

53:20

right back into the

53:21

supply that's what they do right now that's you know our waters or that

53:24

drainage the the la river

53:26

or whatever that all gets clean and put back into this the faucets do you guys

53:30

even drink faucet water

53:32

anymore though i was thinking about this the other day i won't touch my right

53:34

but don't you cook with

53:35

it that's an issue like we all cook with faucet water uh yeah i guess but i don't

53:41

i don't use my

53:42

kitchen i just eat out right but yeah i guess i do cook with it what if you

53:46

like

53:46

make tea or coffee no i yeah i do yeah i have a arrowheads yeah people like to

53:52

be bohemian use

53:53

that city water i was watching some news show the other day i forget what town

53:56

i'm in but it was

53:57

showing i think it was san francisco they were showing all these different

54:00

blocks where you

54:01

couldn't drink the water right now like there was this whole area where they're

54:05

saying don't drink

54:05

the water if you live on these streets like what what are you saying like i

54:09

have to just be on

54:10

twitter or i have to be paying attention to the news to know this what if i'm a

54:13

guy that just likes to

54:14

read newspapers and sit at home for a few days and i'm drinking the water are

54:17

you knocking on my door

54:19

are you telling people you assuming they have facebook how you're just gonna

54:23

make them drink this

54:24

fucking shit water they should have stormtroopers knock on everybody's door don't

54:28

drink the water

54:29

but they don't i have hard water what's that because i like if i wash my car

54:33

with my my car will be

54:34

white when it dries minerals yes is that really bad for you or really good

54:37

seems like it'll be good for

54:38

you to i think some trace minerals are good for you but i don't know if like

54:42

that quantity

54:43

of minerals is good for you like hard water it's really hard but they say that

54:47

that's one of the

54:47

things that it's bad for people when you have distilled water as you drink distilled

54:51

water it

54:52

doesn't have any minerals in it like you can actually kind of your body up if

54:55

you only drink distilled

54:56

water like distilled water is something that wrestlers take a lot of times

55:00

before they cut weight

55:02

because when you drink it it flushes all your system out flushes all the

55:05

minerals in you but a lot of people

55:06

are saying like i don't think dolce with that stuff i think a lot of guys are

55:09

saying like that is not

55:10

good for you like you need those like that those elements of the water with

55:14

minerals it might make

55:15

it easier to to dehydrate yourself that way because you're but it's not good

55:20

like i think all that

55:22

shit in water is actually probably good for you i'm laughing because my old

55:25

coke dealer used to drink

55:27

distilled water really probably that was all up now potential health impacts of

55:33

hard water here it goes

55:34

this is a pub med study so it says in the past five decades or so evidence has

55:39

been accumulating

55:40

about an environmental factor which appears to be influencing mortality in

55:44

particular cardiovascular

55:46

mortality and this is the hardness of the drinking water oh in addition several

55:51

epidemiological investigations have demonstrated the relation between risk for

55:58

cardiovascular disease

55:59

growth retardation reproductive failure and other health problems and the

56:04

hardness of drinking water or its

56:05

content of magnesium and calcium which is weird because magnesium and calcium

56:10

are things that people

56:11

take as supplements right there's like a fucking balance to being a person you

56:16

know like if you

56:17

have if you drink a pound of salt you're dead you know that's fucked in

56:21

addition the acidity of the

56:23

water influences the reabsorption of calcium and magnesium in the renal tube

56:28

tubule i don't know what that

56:30

is but it's not good not only calcium and magnesium but other constituents also

56:35

affect different health

56:36

aspects thus the present review attempts to explore the health effects of hard

56:41

water and its constituents

56:42

wow that's crazy man alzheimer's disease is linked to alzheimer's disease

56:47

cardiovascular disease diabetes

56:49

and cancer jesus

56:54

well the only thing i use it for is really just taking a shower so hopefully

57:04

that doesn't but is

57:05

that bad for you because i know that like you absorb magnesium through your

57:09

skin it's one of the benefits

57:11

actually of uh like flotation tanks they absorb magnesium through your skin

57:16

hmm yeah but maybe they need to do studies on that maybe it's not good to

57:22

absorb too much magnesium through

57:23

your skin i don't even i know you're taking magnesium though is like especially

57:28

for men it's very

57:29

beneficial there's this correlations between magnesium and testosterone and

57:34

zinc zinc and testosterone as

57:36

well this is weird oh so it's a ratio of magnesium and calcium in the water is

57:42

a crucial factor indicating

57:43

the hardness so i guess it's just like when shit gets really wacky there's

57:48

concentrations of dissolved

57:49

calcium and magnesium in soft and hard water you're dealing with like hard

57:52

numbers i guess

57:54

hard yeah it's weird because like minerals are really good for you it's

57:59

important like if

58:00

you don't have minerals that's where osteoporosis comes from you lack of

58:03

calcium your body starts

58:05

drawing calcium out of your bones like one of the best ways to prevent it you

58:08

take calcium

58:08

but they also say that a lot of a lot of our farmlands like the vegetables that

58:13

we're getting and the

58:15

the um plants that we eat a lot of them are nutrient deficient because a lot of

58:19

the farmlands like

58:20

they they've been like they've been growing on them for so long they kind of

58:24

like sucked all the

58:25

good stuff out of the ground it's dead you know like the cigars in cuba they

58:29

say they're not that

58:29

good no more really that's what some of the old-time cubans say the ground has

58:34

been you know how many

58:35

leaflets can you get out of there since 1940 they have to do a really good job

58:40

of protecting the dirt

58:42

you got to use um uh mulch you know you got to use compost you got to like

58:48

replenish manure yeah

58:50

and also compost is big too replenishing the nutrients like that's the thing

58:54

about dirt is

58:55

it's like you look at soil you think of it as dirt but it's like like it's

58:59

alive there's all sorts of

59:01

shit in there there's not just like minerals there's organisms and worms and

59:05

bugs like you

59:06

need worms like worms are great people add worms to their garden you like want

59:09

them all living in

59:10

there you know you want all that so you want worm shit you want worms to shit

59:13

you want them to eat

59:14

the dirt and it makes it all nice easy to grow in those mushrooms i ate in vegas

59:20

with those guys

59:21

those things were good joey was up till five o'clock in the morning you never

59:25

see joey i didn't sleep

59:26

morning you didn't sleep i went right to the airport got the out of that seven

59:30

something didn't sleep

59:31

till like two that afternoon good visuals those days are over with you gotta go

59:36

deep deep deep to see

59:37

visuals dragons so it's just body music i just giggled i just giggled my ass

59:45

off it was tremendous

59:46

what is vegas like on mushrooms like what is the experience of the craziness of

59:50

vegas i didn't really

59:51

we went and did the show right walk off stage and i had a handful i ate them

59:55

and that was my vegas

59:56

yeah but then we went out we had some dinner yeah but we didn't really walk and

59:59

talk to

59:59

crazy people right you know i mean duncan had that meth guy after the show that

1:00:06

was telling

1:00:06

about you know the coming of satan and all that stuff and besides i was giving

1:00:10

him his email

1:00:10

address yes hey contact me man that's the you know the mushrooms when you go

1:00:17

out in public any of those

1:00:19

drugs it becomes something else it really enhances you know there's a couple

1:00:23

different mushrooms you

1:00:25

could take i mean for trips you know you could take the mushroom at home and

1:00:30

become very uh whatever

1:00:32

that word is into yourself and writing or you could take mushrooms and leave

1:00:36

and go for a

1:00:36

fucking complete different odyssey that's an odyssey when you go out with like

1:00:40

four friends

1:00:41

and you're each fucked up and you have to be tight with those four friends

1:00:45

so i don't have to look at you we don't have to communicate all i have to do is

1:00:48

look at you

1:00:49

and i can send you the mushroom telepathically we know we'll lose each other in

1:00:55

a bar and every

1:00:56

couple of hours we'll just look at each other and next we'll know you know what's

1:01:00

going on by that

1:01:01

look like and your own body will tell you like you'll be drinking giggling all

1:01:05

of a sudden something

1:01:06

where's joe and you'll look at that same time and we'll look at each other and

1:01:10

go and you go back

1:01:12

that's the fun of it it's that certain connection with your friends with me i

1:01:15

didn't grow up on uh

1:01:17

on mushrooms i was more of a micro dot acid guy growing up all those type of

1:01:22

hallucinogenics

1:01:23

which were basically poison but i had the same experience as my friends we'd go

1:01:28

into large venues

1:01:30

concerts we all didn't sit together but we'd always find each other duncan told

1:01:35

me he took that um

1:01:36

kind of acid that has formaldehyde and the blotter acid on paper you know he

1:01:41

said he had he's been

1:01:42

taking pure stuff for a while and he took this stuff and he was like it's so

1:01:47

disgusting it was

1:01:47

like it hurt my bones strychnine yeah yeah that's been around you know why why

1:01:53

does it have strychnine

1:01:55

well that's all part of the process like when you smoke crack there's fucking

1:01:58

turpentine in there

1:01:59

you know but acid's supposed to be just lsd paper supposedly what we were told

1:02:04

it was to stick it to

1:02:05

the paper paper it really is strychnine is that a snopes thing it might it

1:02:08

might have been a snopes

1:02:10

thing i do know that when you when i used to have it in my vials and like sell

1:02:14

it and i'm just like

1:02:15

you got a sugar cube and i'll just drop a little drop on the sugar cube that

1:02:18

never had the back

1:02:19

or the bone problems you know with the liquid acid and the micro dots didn't

1:02:23

either because those were

1:02:24

like those little black ones that pretty much just had a bubble of acid right a

1:02:28

bubble of acid

1:02:29

the liquid always worked for me the liquid and the sugar cube or in the eye

1:02:33

right in the eyeball

1:02:34

i never did the eye i never that would me up i was very fortunate i got those i

1:02:39

got to meet

1:02:40

these guys when i was growing up they were hallucinogenic expert you know that's

1:02:44

what they

1:02:44

did they made that on the weekends all week long and they pumped it out the

1:02:49

college kids but they pumped

1:02:51

out you know grosses they would sell you 144 hits you know and that's all they

1:02:58

did and they made

1:02:59

10 000 fucking hits everything a week and every time you went up there on saturday

1:03:02

they had something

1:03:03

different yeah it's okay anti-drug educators frequently tell their students

1:03:08

that some variant

1:03:08

of the theme of inevitable strychnine poisoning through lsd use for example the

1:03:13

strychnine is

1:03:14

commonly sold as a cheaper substitute for lsd by unscrupulous drug dealers that

1:03:18

strychnine is a

1:03:18

byproduct of lsd synthesis that the body produces strychnine as a result of lsd

1:03:24

metabolism or that

1:03:25

strychnine is used as a preservative to prevent the otherwise natural rapid

1:03:30

decomposition of the lsd

1:03:31

allowing it to be stored or that strychnine is somehow necessary to bond lsd to

1:03:36

blotter paper

1:03:37

none of this is true yeah these claims have even been believed to be propagated

1:03:42

by drug users themselves

1:03:43

in reality most hallucinogens cause some degree of mental or physical

1:03:48

discomfort after the trip is

1:03:49

over this is an indirect effect of the drug not strict nine or any other adulterant

1:03:55

oh there we go

1:03:56

they used to always also say that the old uh which always seemed fake like oh

1:04:00

so much strychnine on

1:04:01

that that it collects in your back and if you ever get in a car accident and

1:04:04

hit that part in your back

1:04:05

you're gonna trip forever yeah i've heard that i've heard that it's so stupid

1:04:10

yeah man lsd stores in

1:04:12

your fingernails and you note how your fingernails constantly grow that means

1:04:16

you'll constantly be

1:04:17

tripping it's amazing and then my voice i hate that guy i met him i met that

1:04:24

guy last night

1:04:24

did you it was one of them i did a documentary same guy i'm doing a documentary

1:04:29

i would love to have you

1:04:30

involved to raise consciousness and expand consciousness sort of an overall

1:04:35

sense of

1:04:36

consciousness it's basically like the the vibe i'm on right now is i don't even

1:04:41

care about money

1:04:42

i'm just all about spreading peace and consciousness it's so funny those guys

1:04:49

uh that you meet that follow

1:04:51

you that are fans of you but uh the other day there was a few of them and uh we

1:04:55

would play this game

1:04:56

where like one would come up to us and uh start talking about the ghost no but

1:05:00

like christina

1:05:01

pasitzki was there and and he starts talking to me and christina christina said

1:05:06

something to him

1:05:07

and the next thing she knows she looks over and i'm gone you know because i'm

1:05:09

just it's kind of like

1:05:10

hot potato you pass off the crazy person too it's one thing i'm not enjoying

1:05:14

about being at the

1:05:15

comedy store is how many people are pitching me ideas you can't just hang out

1:05:19

there four guys pitched me

1:05:20

ideas last night came up to me hey man i came here to talk to you about this

1:05:24

project i'm doing it really

1:05:25

one guy was the history of the fart joke i'm not joking he's doing a

1:05:29

documentary on the history of

1:05:30

the fart joke and i'm i i'm like yeah i'm and this is true i have no time for

1:05:35

anything i give no time

1:05:36

for other stuff i have exactly amount of time for the stuff that i'm doing

1:05:40

right now and you know

1:05:41

anybody that comes up to me hey can you do this can you do my podcast i

1:05:44

literally don't have the

1:05:45

time i just not available so i can't do it and so the guy goes well um can i go

1:05:50

through proper

1:05:50

channels and talk without what what does that mean i just said no like i don't

1:05:55

want to do a history of

1:05:56

the fart joke documentary we don't have there's no proper channel like good

1:06:00

luck maybe it'd be great

1:06:01

i mean look they who knew that a documentary on corn would be great you could

1:06:05

have an awesome

1:06:06

documentary on the history of the fart joke i just don't have the time was he

1:06:09

like whatever

1:06:11

dude he just blows a fart on you and walks away well here's a joke you pull my

1:06:16

finger

1:06:16

i mean look it was it was a good guy he wasn't a bad guy he wasn't he was like

1:06:21

really cool about it

1:06:22

in comparison to how many other different people have come by with ridiculous

1:06:26

ideas where they

1:06:27

weren't cool about it where it's just like you know i had to tell a guy last

1:06:30

night like dude you

1:06:31

got to stop pitching me i'm not pitching you i go yes you are i go i'm trying

1:06:34

to have this

1:06:34

conversation with ari you've sandwiched yourself in between us and you're

1:06:37

telling me about this movie you're

1:06:38

doing or this thing you're doing like i can't do it like you stop and it's like

1:06:42

you can't hang out

1:06:43

there i don't get those you know what i get now the business propositions oh

1:06:46

well you you need to

1:06:48

move to denver with rogan and open up a weed store and when people come you

1:06:53

pick them up at the airport

1:06:54

and do a tour of the city and donate half your money to the charity and i told

1:06:59

the guy listen i live

1:07:01

in l.a you do know that you know i live in l.a i can't help you know why even

1:07:05

can i can't help you

1:07:07

well that means you really don't want to spread listen i really don't give a

1:07:10

who does

1:07:12

oh what the what i really don't give a i really don't you want to smoke dope

1:07:16

smoke dope you don't

1:07:17

want to smoke dope yeah i'm not taking you around you're not helping to show

1:07:20

you a call get the

1:07:21

out of here i never believed in none of that anyway i never bought high times

1:07:26

in my life i just smoke

1:07:27

dope i don't look at buds i don't have pictures of buds you don't see me with

1:07:31

no t-shirt with weed on my shirt

1:07:33

i just smoke motherfucking dope okay i don't know nothing else i don't know

1:07:37

nothing i don't know

1:07:38

about consciousness i don't know about fucking you know the lord i don't know

1:07:43

nothing roll it up or

1:07:44

shut your fucking mouth that's it it's that fucking easy i don't want to hear

1:07:48

about nothing nobody gets

1:07:50

that shit you go to a town now you get 19 people want to do a podcast i don't

1:07:54

have the fucking time yeah

1:07:55

and they want you to jump in that car i don't even know you yeah i don't

1:07:59

fucking know you i'll take

1:08:00

you it's 20 minutes away 20 minutes in your fucking world that's 40 minutes in

1:08:04

my fucking world when i

1:08:05

go to a town i don't want to do dick once i get on that plan to go to anywhere

1:08:09

the fuck i go i don't

1:08:11

want to do dick yeah i want to do the radio that they have for me and that's it

1:08:15

i've already done my

1:08:16

podcast for the week i've done everything i go in and get a computer i got that

1:08:20

little what's that new

1:08:21

thing the the substance i don't even know what the fuck it is surface surface

1:08:24

you got that yeah you

1:08:26

got one of those yeah little windows yeah perfect for me nobody bothers me i go

1:08:30

to my room i watch

1:08:32

all this that i can't watch at home because there's a baby around right a wife

1:08:35

asking you questions about

1:08:36

the hemisphere when you're in the middle of writing fucking something you know

1:08:40

and you can't say no to

1:08:42

the kid right they don't get what the they don't get a joke they don't get

1:08:45

nothing right you got to

1:08:46

stop what the you're doing she runs into the computer room and jumps on my lap

1:08:50

that's the end of the computer it's youtube and i gotta watch fucking uh

1:08:54

something about the window

1:08:56

or what's raining or something about animals and i love it but that's just how

1:08:59

it goes when i go to

1:09:00

a town it's to sit down and write a few jokes and focus on the act for tonight

1:09:05

and tomorrow night and

1:09:07

i don't want to drive 40 minutes that you tell me then they want to stop and

1:09:11

introduce you to

1:09:11

their uncle who's a fan of the longest yard i don't give a fuck all right let's

1:09:16

go on the way i don't

1:09:17

want to do nothing well i guess you just don't care about spreading the message

1:09:21

the message is

1:09:22

suck my dick that's the message yeah what about the cause man is it all just

1:09:26

about sucking your

1:09:27

dick yes is that really what you're about the end of the week yes it is yeah it's

1:09:30

about what i don't

1:09:32

even want to blow job i just want to smoke dope and be left alone i don't know

1:09:35

what the

1:09:36

fuck you're talking about they do they have been coming out to the comedy stone

1:09:39

full force full

1:09:40

force that's the swarms of every show i've done in the past three weeks i've

1:09:45

been hit up for something

1:09:46

they don't bother me they just you know i love talking to those people i don't

1:09:50

mind talking to

1:09:51

people that's not the problem it's the people that are pitching just regular

1:09:55

folks

1:09:55

want to come by and say what's up that's cool that's fun that's me you have

1:09:59

great conversations

1:10:00

with some of those people it's the people that like interrupt other

1:10:03

conversations just sandwich

1:10:04

themselves in and gay i've got to talk to you about this movie we're about to

1:10:07

jump off seth rogan's

1:10:09

involved it's very big it's going to be huge i've got a lot of bobcat goldthwaite

1:10:12

we're in

1:10:13

negotiation let's shut the fuck up please i had a guy show up with a camera

1:10:16

through the comedy

1:10:17

storm a camera like a film a film camera kissed me took a picture cool and then

1:10:22

goes do you mind

1:10:24

saying something about my tv show or my web series and i'm like i never watched

1:10:30

it i don't even know

1:10:31

what you thought it doesn't matter just and also he's like and they jumped the

1:10:36

thing at the they

1:10:36

were in that car on the side going down the hill at the store like they went up

1:10:40

the hotel ramp and

1:10:41

turned around they were waiting for me outside and they just jumped out with a

1:10:44

camera and the kid

1:10:45

was like hold on one second and the kid jumped and came and the kid had a uh

1:10:50

camera you didn't

1:10:51

even say yes i didn't say yes he just go and i was like god i don't know how

1:10:54

can you want me

1:10:56

to say something about your web series i don't know what the fuck it is no yeah

1:11:00

no all the weed people

1:11:02

also that's another one people just like i got this joint company you know you

1:11:06

take take some joints

1:11:07

and it's like shitty weed with oil on it well by the way well that's another

1:11:11

problem yeah yeah people

1:11:12

were trying to give you your to smoke like i have no idea what kind of monkey

1:11:15

business you're doing

1:11:16

in that joint did you just give me does this have cocaine in it like what like

1:11:19

now i'm going to get

1:11:20

pulled over and i have some heroin laced yeah who knows yeah well the other day

1:11:25

some guy gave me

1:11:26

one of those tubes yeah and i buy those tubes sometimes when i'm in a rush by

1:11:30

my house they have

1:11:31

the tubes with a joint and a little bit of ash and they're not bad they're like

1:11:34

12 bucks you smoke

1:11:35

them they're not fucking bad so i thought it was the same thing well i fucking

1:11:39

took it i go lee you

1:11:40

want to get high on the way back from the store we got fucking blasted we had

1:11:44

to stop at 7-eleven

1:11:45

and get water and shit it was fucking amazing we you know and i drive lee to

1:11:54

the car and i go home

1:11:55

and i'm like i'm saving this fucking tube and the next day i go to the wheat

1:11:58

store and i give it to the

1:12:00

god i go i want fucking ten of those and he looked and he goes i don't have

1:12:03

these i gave it to the girl

1:12:05

that's my friend she went in the back and they go we can't sell these these

1:12:09

have wax in them yeah

1:12:11

that's what it is no wonder i was so yeah that i thought it was dope and he

1:12:15

goes no you have to look

1:12:17

cvw yeah the kid went to give you two of them the other night yeah yeah i was

1:12:21

standing next to you

1:12:22

i told him i couldn't take him like i don't know you dude sorry you know come

1:12:27

on man like listen i don't

1:12:29

know you you could be a cop and the girl gave you a muffin tarot yeah that was

1:12:33

that was really

1:12:34

ridiculous she gave me a cake a bunt cake for my daughter and i'm like look i'm

1:12:38

not giving my

1:12:39

daughter a cake from someone i don't even know so i don't want to be rude to

1:12:42

you but i thank you very

1:12:43

much but i don't want the cake i don't eat that stuff and i'm not going to give

1:12:46

it to my kids she's

1:12:48

like why not and i was like i don't know you like i'm not going to just accept

1:12:52

a cake from you

1:12:53

to give to my kid you know i mean this is that's weird that's weird it's weird

1:12:58

already

1:12:58

you know if you gave me a cake to give to my kid well i know you we're still

1:13:03

what i probably

1:13:04

i don't i don't want them eating that much sugar i mean i give them dessert

1:13:07

every now and again but

1:13:09

that's not even the point the point is like why would i do that why would i

1:13:12

give some food to my

1:13:14

kid from some strange lady that the first thing she says is i have a cake for

1:13:18

your daughter like

1:13:20

not hello not how's your night going not what are you guys up to hey that was a

1:13:27

really funny show joey

1:13:28

you know what are you where are you where you at next do you go on the road no

1:13:32

it's like right away

1:13:33

i've got a cake for your daughter like get the out of here what kind of crazy

1:13:36

is that

1:13:36

i don't think people understand how creepy that actually sounds because they're

1:13:40

from probably from

1:13:41

a small town where it's like you know they're bringing apple pie over to

1:13:44

strangers like i'm your

1:13:45

neighbor you know and like that in the middle of talking to someone last night

1:13:48

this guy comes over

1:13:50

interrupts and the first words are his mouth hey man can you do me a favor and

1:13:53

he's got his camera out

1:13:54

he wants me to make a video for him i'm like no no no i can't do you a favor

1:13:58

like you don't even care

1:13:59

that we're talking like it doesn't even bother you you're not excuse me can i

1:14:02

ask you a question

1:14:03

real quick is are you guys free right now can i can i ask you something like

1:14:07

right away can you do

1:14:09

me a favor i'm gonna make a video i want you to be in like get out of here no

1:14:13

like that place needs

1:14:14

a green room it does have one yeah but nobody uses it yeah yeah they're yeah

1:14:19

you use it in the

1:14:20

main room but in the main room the other night a guy came in a guy weaseled in

1:14:24

he was already

1:14:25

already in the back and me and russell were talking about the other night it's

1:14:28

ridiculous i like

1:14:29

talking to people but there's a line that i wouldn't even cross with somebody i'd

1:14:33

love to go up to

1:14:34

somebody me and red man we're eating breakfast in atlanta we saw tommy heintzen

1:14:38

from the selfie

1:14:39

excuse me you mr heinzen yeah it's an honor to meet you i didn't even bother

1:14:42

him i don't even want a

1:14:43

fucking picture stop with your fucking pictures stop with the fucking pictures

1:14:48

what the picture

1:14:48

gotta fucking do for you what are you gonna do with the fucking picture i'm

1:14:51

gonna bother this

1:14:52

fucking guy in breakfast mr heinz i was a fan i went he's from union city i was

1:14:56

from north bergen

1:14:58

your second cousins with the holloway yeah thank you for your time he left i

1:15:01

didn't stop i'm not

1:15:02

gonna stop him and get a fucking hug i don't give a fuck i really don't i've

1:15:06

never given a

1:15:07

fuck i've seen people a lot it's like all right whatever yeah i'm gonna go

1:15:10

bother this fucking person

1:15:11

you know i just i don't mind talking to people i love talking to people that's

1:15:15

why i became a comic

1:15:16

i love it but there's a line that i you know when i go out at night i go out to

1:15:20

do stand-up nothing

1:15:21

else i don't know what the fuck you're talking about what do you think i did on

1:15:24

the way to the

1:15:24

show do you think i smoked 15 joints on the way down laurel canyon i already

1:15:29

got high you know and

1:15:30

i already ate a fucking pot cookie i'm where i need to be you know if i want to

1:15:34

smoke and i there's

1:15:35

times i smoke with people but there's other times and i'm already baked and i

1:15:38

gotta get back on

1:15:39

laurel canyon what if i get pulled over and i got your shitty weed on my

1:15:42

fucking breath yeah i gotta do 90

1:15:44

days because you want to hit me with that purple fake weed you got and forget

1:15:48

it

1:15:48

you know it's just i enjoy it i i just i don't want to get pitched i know where

1:15:54

you're coming from

1:15:55

i don't want to i like talking to people it's the weird people before you go on

1:15:59

stage too that's the

1:16:00

only time well sometimes people at the comedy store like literally they'll be

1:16:03

introducing you and they'll

1:16:04

people say hey man can i get a picture like do you you don't hear that guy like

1:16:07

bringing me up on

1:16:08

stage right now like you don't they don't care they just want to get that thing

1:16:12

on their facebook

1:16:13

and that's a real problem with the access to cameras people want to use them

1:16:17

even if it doesn't

1:16:17

make any sense like people weren't bringing cameras out in like 2000 when we go

1:16:21

on the road

1:16:22

people weren't bringing that many cameras with them we didn't take that many

1:16:24

pictures of people

1:16:25

most of the time when you talk to people off the show you said hi to them took

1:16:28

a few pictures with

1:16:29

folks but not not everybody had a camera now every person you meet every day

1:16:36

has a camera that's a

1:16:37

mind-blowing change between two decades ago yeah can you imagine uh like 20

1:16:42

years ago everyone just

1:16:43

having camcorders walking around the street ridiculous and the worst part is is

1:16:47

that you don't know when

1:16:48

people are recording so like that people where people are sitting there texting

1:16:52

but they're just

1:16:53

recording you oh yeah i had i was out with my girlfriend the other day and it

1:16:56

was one of those

1:16:57

guys just sitting there staring like oh i know this guy i know this guy and he's

1:17:01

just sits he's

1:17:01

sitting there with his camera just up like he's looking and i know he's just

1:17:04

sitting there recording

1:17:05

or doing something yeah people are weird it's it's a weird time like they

1:17:10

people have lost like

1:17:12

their etiquette like and because this is such a new world like there's no etiquette

1:17:17

as far as like

1:17:18

cameras and and sticking them in people's faces or asking for photos like how

1:17:22

many times you get asked

1:17:23

while you're eating mouthful of food hey man can i get a picture like who the

1:17:27

fuck would ever come

1:17:27

up to you in the middle of eating you're you gotta in the middle of hey man can

1:17:31

i talk to you about

1:17:32

something like no this is not the time to talk to people these are people are

1:17:36

eating food they're

1:17:37

having a meal not only that they're they're sitting at a table looking at each

1:17:41

other having a conversation

1:17:42

it's one of the most enjoyable things we do as friends sit around and have a

1:17:46

meal together

1:17:47

you know it's like that's like that expression breaking bread you break bread

1:17:50

with people and you

1:17:51

what are you saying i can't do it in public or i'm going to be interrupted

1:17:54

every five seconds by

1:17:55

somebody who wants to take a photograph of course not most people realize that

1:17:58

and they don't interrupt

1:17:59

you while you're eating but some people do not give a you could be eating with

1:18:03

a baby on your lap

1:18:04

mouthful of food answering the phone and they tap you hey man can i get a

1:18:08

picture can i get a picture

1:18:09

hey man can i get a picture hey excuse me can i get a picture i hate to be that

1:18:12

guy but can i get a

1:18:13

picture you hate to be that guy but you're being that guy i bought a new car

1:18:18

and i didn't know the

1:18:19

not this subaru the one before it i didn't know the particulars of it joe i

1:18:23

bought it off the lot

1:18:25

i was in a rush i left the indoor light on my car was dead on cuenga and hollywood

1:18:32

at rush hour

1:18:33

do you know that the guy that came over to say do you need help in the process

1:18:38

goes hey man can i

1:18:40

picture the picture i swear to my mother's grave that was the worst thing ever

1:18:47

when i'm on cuenga the

1:18:49

car won't start i have groceries the car the key the the phone was in the car

1:18:55

something and my car

1:18:57

won't start i got these groceries i got to put them down pop the trunk and wait

1:19:01

for somebody with a

1:19:02

fucking this pull over i go you got jumper cables he goes no i don't but i

1:19:07

gotta ask you something can i

1:19:08

drop off a script to your agent and i looked at him like no you're not it was

1:19:13

like a jersey boy thing

1:19:16

where he wanted me to dance i couldn't and he had met me one time he just

1:19:20

happened to see me on the

1:19:21

street and pulled over in the middle of my fucking hilarious and came up to me

1:19:25

he goes hey man do you

1:19:26

think uh you couldn't go anywhere you were trapped and i looked at him i go you

1:19:29

got to get the out

1:19:32

like you're not serious right now you have to go to the proper channels i take

1:19:37

pictures with everybody

1:19:40

i do everybody i do theaters and after this show i don't charge anybody i stay

1:19:46

for hours i'll take

1:19:47

hundreds of pictures there's lines we have videos of it of all these theaters

1:19:51

where there's lines around

1:19:53

spiral staircases and i'll wait till everybody's done before i go get something

1:19:57

to eat i do it all the time

1:19:58

so it's not like i don't want to meet people i want to meet everybody and be

1:20:01

friendly but there's a

1:20:02

certain line that people cross that just shows they're socially goofy they're

1:20:07

just klutzy and

1:20:08

clumsy and those are the exact type of people they're always trying to pitch

1:20:10

you something who the

1:20:11

fuck have you ever pitched anything to who the fuck have you ever pitched

1:20:16

anything to i've never pitched

1:20:18

anybody an idea i've never come up to someone and said hey man there's this

1:20:21

project if we had a name

1:20:22

attached to it like you i really think you could jump off like i don't even

1:20:25

know you like you're supposed to have an

1:20:26

agent like there's a whole system of things that are in place for a reason you

1:20:30

have a script the script

1:20:31

is good the script gets read by reviewers the reviewers take it the agency

1:20:34

represents it they

1:20:36

bring it out they contact other people they say hey we've got this script we

1:20:39

think that uh this could

1:20:40

be a really good script do you have any actors that will be interested in doing

1:20:42

this and then they

1:20:43

contact the agents of the actors you have meetings that's how shit gets done

1:20:46

you don't just show up

1:20:47

when joey diaz's car is broken down and i'm trying to break into the business

1:20:51

like well you're doing it

1:20:52

wrong it's like coming up to me and saying hey man can i open for you

1:20:55

absolutely not i don't know you

1:20:57

you want to come with me on the road what a great idea a guy i don't know

1:21:00

flying around with me being

1:21:02

weird and who knows how bad you suck you know you could be terrible i've had

1:21:06

people that told me they've

1:21:08

never gone on stage before but they know that they would be awesome and if they

1:21:12

could just go up during

1:21:13

my show it would be the right kind of show to go up for because we have the

1:21:16

same sensibilities

1:21:17

oh what a great idea you should do no open mic nights you should just go

1:21:22

directly to a bunch of

1:21:23

people that paid to see me and i'll just let you on stage and you do whatever

1:21:25

the you want to do

1:21:26

i don't even know you like who asked that who says hey man i'm the best

1:21:30

basically baseball player of

1:21:31

all time and uh just like dodgers should just let me play one day and just get

1:21:35

out there and show what

1:21:36

i can do do you want to audition no man just let me hit the ball bro i'll hit a

1:21:40

home run i guarantee

1:21:42

there's people out there that are that goofy there's a lot of them man and this

1:21:46

this town

1:21:46

is like a magnet for them because some of them get on tv some of them get on a

1:21:52

reality show

1:21:53

and they're so retarded that they're compelling and that you listen to them i

1:21:56

mean how many

1:21:56

fucking look at windy city heat how about that movie that's exactly what we're

1:22:01

talking about

1:22:02

windy city heat is a diary of a madman i mean it's a fucking biography don barris

1:22:08

jimmy kimmel put

1:22:08

together they took this guy who's out of his fucking mind and they had this guy

1:22:13

convinced that he was

1:22:14

a movie star and that he was uh something special and he was a celebrity and

1:22:17

they they they hosed him

1:22:19

the entire way i mean the guy wasn't in on it at all and that fucking guy's

1:22:23

still around man and he

1:22:25

still thinks he's uh he gets people coming to his shows he's a real headliner i

1:22:29

mean you have to hear

1:22:30

with the shit that comes out of his mouth he's hilarious it's kind of up man

1:22:35

because they've

1:22:35

they've essentially taken advantage and there's bobcat gold with that sick look

1:22:38

at that look on

1:22:39

his face he loves it and don barris is the master of dealing with retards don

1:22:43

barris has a phd

1:22:45

in nuts yes he knows how to deal with it who's the guy with the wig uh that's

1:22:50

the the guy that

1:22:51

fucks with scary perry all the time ridiculous that's one of the big three but

1:22:57

like those type

1:22:58

of people are the people that you get at the comedy store i don't mind the

1:23:02

picture taken i'll tell you

1:23:03

what at all that's under my skin so you've taken 300 pictures i've given out

1:23:09

hugs i've smoked pot i've

1:23:12

taken hits off six pipes i go inside i hug the staff i get paid as i'm walking

1:23:21

out the door there's four

1:23:23

fucking people in alley can we take a picture where the fuck were you just

1:23:28

where the fuck were you

1:23:30

before like once i'm done i'm done i'm done that's it once it's over it's over

1:23:37

for me you guys know it

1:23:38

yeah once it's over you got a minute to make up your mind because i'm going

1:23:41

yeah it's over there's

1:23:44

no more nothing and those are the only ones that i go i don't get this that we've

1:23:48

been here for two

1:23:49

hours and you've been standing there like a bump on a wall they get nervous

1:23:52

they want to be with you

1:23:53

at the end and now at the end is i'm about to go in i gotta stop what the fuck

1:23:57

i'm doing momentum wise

1:23:59

and fucking like like my head wasn't in it no more that's it yeah i'm done with

1:24:04

the

1:24:04

fucking pictures i'm talking i just did two shows we just talked to 500 people

1:24:09

for

1:24:09

i've been here since 7 30. that's the only part of the thing that doesn't

1:24:16

on sunday nights one of the purposes that i stay in on sunday nights

1:24:20

is to answer emails i answer anywhere from 80 to 125 emails every sunday i do

1:24:27

it because i don't have

1:24:28

what everybody else has that's my little edge people come to the show and they

1:24:32

go i hate your material

1:24:33

but you answered my email i hate your material but you answered my email i don't

1:24:38

think you're funny

1:24:39

but you answered my email people say that to you and i email six out of comics

1:24:42

they didn't answer me

1:24:43

well people are shitty those people that's rude yeah don't answer they'll come

1:24:47

to your show they'll

1:24:48

buy your shirt just because you answered an email you know that's how far i go

1:24:53

i go the whole

1:24:53

fucking way with these people but when i say that's it that's it yeah like i

1:24:58

get hit obviously for 10

1:25:00

fucking podcasts a week i don't even know who these people are i don't even

1:25:04

know who they are i have

1:25:05

no idea they're calling me it's and they get angry joe that's what burns me up

1:25:10

that they don't understand

1:25:12

what we go through here that you know if i get in a car it's 45 minutes to go

1:25:16

somewhere that's time

1:25:17

yeah another 40 that's an hour and a half then i have a baby i got no babysitter

1:25:21

i got a podcast i

1:25:22

try to work out you know not to mention whoever wants to talk to me

1:25:26

legitimately about something

1:25:28

then i got a wife and then we got to do stand-up oh then there's a thing that

1:25:31

you have to do called

1:25:32

writing yeah when the do you want me to you know these people that call you up

1:25:36

and go

1:25:36

can you do my podcast yeah we do five o'clock by the airport listen you're in

1:25:40

no danger you're in

1:25:42

no danger that's not happening at all five o'clock by the airport four o'clock

1:25:47

in the afternoon you're

1:25:48

not getting me out for a podcast it's either early or late at night take your

1:25:52

pick i can't do it four

1:25:54

o'clock i can't do it guy yeah the culver city that's an hour each way you just

1:25:58

kill me if you're

1:25:59

lucky that's three hours for your podcast out of my time if you do culver city

1:26:03

you literally have

1:26:04

to do 11 in the morning so that you're out by two at the latest and then you

1:26:07

get on the road because

1:26:08

even two you're pushing you're two it used to be three in this town no now it's

1:26:12

two 2 15 you're

1:26:13

fucking kaputs i drove at five once from venice and i got i said let's see what

1:26:18

it's like let's just

1:26:19

see what it's like to be on the 405 at five o'clock it was insane it's insane

1:26:23

it's and i really

1:26:24

i feel so bad for those people that have to do that every day my mexican does

1:26:28

that every single day

1:26:29

you're mexican your girlfriend you mean jesus christ dude don't call you're mexican

1:26:33

all right adam huck is my boy but he tapes that podcast by the airport oh that's

1:26:38

crazy oh that's

1:26:39

where the fox studio is yeah they do in the same place where brendan and uh i

1:26:42

think i'm not going

1:26:43

to fox at five o'clock though yeah you can suck it you can suck my dick yeah i'm

1:26:47

going to fox studios

1:26:48

at five o'clock that's what we did fighter and the kid over here i was like you

1:26:51

know i'll do your

1:26:52

podcast but we'll do it over here like come on guys that's retarded that's too

1:26:56

far away it takes her an

1:26:57

hour and 45 minutes every single day and it's only 23 miles oh my god from

1:27:03

where to where from venice to

1:27:05

burbank does she do it back and forth it takes that much or no that's just one

1:27:09

way home one way is an

1:27:10

an hour and 45 minutes home oh good she gets off at five and she gets she gets

1:27:15

home about 6 37. oh my god

1:27:18

that is insane on the way there it's only an hour so three hours on a bad day

1:27:27

she's in the car yeah she's

1:27:28

she's pretty much going to vegas every day that's insane you have to be we'd be

1:27:32

messed up pedal to the

1:27:33

metal i made it back from vegas once in three hours but uh i shouldn't have i

1:27:38

used to make it from san

1:27:41

diego in an hour 35. yeah that's nice when that happens a lot of people could

1:27:46

make my records 120

1:27:47

that's when the drug dealer was closing that one when that drug dealer was

1:27:52

closing that one dog i

1:27:53

used to get off the stage at the comedy store la jolla i would headline i didn't

1:27:58

give a what

1:27:59

i mentioned what time you want me to do oh we want you to do 45 to an hour

1:28:02

listen whatever 11 40 is

1:28:05

that's what i'm doing so all these guest sets and all these people you're

1:28:09

putting up at 11 40 i get

1:28:11

off the stage and i walk right to the car the car's already filled up with gas

1:28:15

there's no need to stop

1:28:16

it's pointed to the five from la jolla so what were they trying to do sandwich

1:28:20

a bunch of people on

1:28:21

him yeah like they would just tell me oh you have to stay till 12. no i'm not

1:28:24

an hour 20. my drug dealer

1:28:27

closes at one i gotta hit los felis by five to one this situation ain't gonna

1:28:32

work

1:28:33

i would do 70 75 from the la jolla comedy store to immigration and once you're

1:28:39

in immigration jack to

1:28:40

irvine it's 100. there's a certain thing that some clubs would like to do where

1:28:44

they want to put on

1:28:45

their good local guys in front of a guy like you because they know a guy like

1:28:48

you is going to have

1:28:49

a good audience so uh a bunch of like local guys are like uh joey diaz is doing

1:28:53

a show can i get on

1:28:54

that show can i get on that show like you know he used to do that all the time

1:28:58

it's tom sawyer in san

1:28:59

francisco remember we used to let tom book the gig and then somewhere along the

1:29:03

like yo dude done

1:29:05

there's no more of this no more because he was like you know i really want to

1:29:08

be able to put the

1:29:08

show together like why would you want to put the show together when it doesn't

1:29:11

cost you anymore if i

1:29:12

bring my friends and i know they're hilarious like listen just trust me i've

1:29:16

got some great local talent

1:29:18

and these put on this just nightmare of an opening show and be like oh christ

1:29:23

two three guys in a row

1:29:24

that you're like what am i listening to oh god and then you'd bring you know i'd

1:29:29

bring you or i'd bring

1:29:31

duncan or i'd bring ari and we'd have a amazing show but they went well joey

1:29:36

diaz upsets

1:29:37

people and it was like like i don't know if that's the kind of kind of act we

1:29:41

want of our club nobody

1:29:43

hated me more than that fucking mutt nobody he was the worst oh and i used to

1:29:48

go there just to

1:29:49

irritate him i knew he was gay i knew he was dying to suck your dick he was if

1:29:54

there was a guy that was

1:29:56

dying to suck your dick it was that guy he had a girlfriend he was a flamer

1:30:02

from the

1:30:03

fucking jump the the day he showed up with the two-seater to pick you up to do

1:30:07

radio the pf

1:30:08

and ari came up and ari goes joey diaz you might be right that guy's bad he's

1:30:12

got a small car it

1:30:13

doesn't mean he's gay he went out and rented a two-seater so he could have you

1:30:17

he was trying to

1:30:18

get he was using the cosme you he likes comedy no he didn't like where is he

1:30:22

today i don't know

1:30:23

i don't like comedy got out when somebody likes comedy they stick with it that

1:30:26

dude was a dick to

1:30:28

a lot of people and when that guy got fired a lot of people were happy bro he

1:30:33

over a lot of people

1:30:35

in comedy i don't know about all that i like that guy still like him was a good

1:30:39

time with him he told

1:30:40

like two or three people how he hated when you brought me out he fucking hated

1:30:45

because he knew he

1:30:47

couldn't suck your dick he knew he was dying to suck your johnson that guy was

1:30:52

a pole smoker

1:30:53

from the word go he was it's amazing how many guys on the road look at all the

1:31:00

guys when we were

1:31:01

touring that said things none of them are around at the end they never mattered

1:31:07

when i see a comedy

1:31:08

club owner now and he comes and talks to me i look right through and i don't

1:31:12

give a

1:31:13

fuck if they're listening to the show fuck you you're a fucking pimp and heat

1:31:17

is what you are

1:31:18

i just look freak without warning oh when an appetite for cunts makes him a

1:31:23

fucking you know from mark

1:31:24

babbitt i have to go in and listen to shut the fuck up mark babbitt that's your

1:31:29

cocaine buddy all

1:31:31

those douche bags all those douche bags were the same that made believe there

1:31:35

was something so

1:31:36

important and at the end of the week we outlasted them we outlasted those

1:31:41

fucking people but those

1:31:42

people were important too because look when mark babbitt was around i hate to

1:31:45

be defending no no no

1:31:47

mark babbitt was a great guy he was a great guy but the importance that houston

1:31:50

look at houston

1:31:51

county went kaput after that it did go kaput that's what i'm saying but he

1:31:54

broke those

1:31:55

motherfuckers but no but he kept it alive he was like the jim jones of comedy

1:31:59

down there

1:32:00

he was giving out blow and you know recruiting young kids somebody busted him

1:32:04

putting that out

1:32:05

for young kids and you know it was i don't know what you're talking about oh

1:32:09

yeah you know the

1:32:10

how creepy was the guy from tempe as much as i like the bastard you know yeah

1:32:15

when he i would listen

1:32:16

to the man like his whole vocabulary was he couldn't wait to say spade he loved

1:32:21

saying the word the

1:32:23

spades no like david spade oh spade david spade you know david spade was phoenix

1:32:29

a card conversation

1:32:30

he couldn't wait to who you're not gonna believe who's here for the super bowl

1:32:34

spade and family

1:32:35

they're not coming to your stupid fucking club in arizona okay they're not

1:32:39

coming to your dumb

1:32:40

fucking comedy club in tempe that year like that all those common you know i'll

1:32:45

get them on letterman

1:32:46

your friends with the guy that said that all women weren't funny once he got

1:32:50

fired your letterman

1:32:51

juice got lost that's the only reason why he would go to new york and go to

1:32:54

letterman it's amazing the

1:32:56

self-importance they had on themselves and at the end of the day they were

1:32:59

worth nothing and what

1:33:00

they don't know about comics is that 90 of comics are fucking whores they have

1:33:05

zero loyalty so once

1:33:07

those motherfuckers are gone they're gone like they try to call people and say

1:33:10

hey how you doing in

1:33:11

comics just hang up on them we have nothing to get from you no more we have

1:33:15

nothing in common with you

1:33:17

i've spoken to 20 club owners that are gone that have said that jesus i called

1:33:21

tried to call titus

1:33:22

he never returned my call you got nothing for him well i'm putting together

1:33:26

this uh one night yeah from

1:33:27

pete to to him to to to uh uh mark babbitt to the guy in phoenix called me i've

1:33:33

reached out to 20

1:33:35

comics not one of them will help me you don't have a club no more guy i'm the

1:33:38

only moron that calls

1:33:39

your back because i feel bad for you because you were very good to me you know

1:33:43

sarah nye was the

1:33:44

biggest cunt ever who's that she chinese chick that worked for the improv guys

1:33:50

you don't know what

1:33:51

the word cunt was when you talk to sarah nye she was an asian chick that book

1:33:55

cleveland and buffalo in

1:33:57

the in the 90s and she would abuse you she would abuse you like if i ever see

1:34:03

you now i will you better

1:34:04

call it domestic violence because i will smack her in the mouth whoa that's

1:34:08

threatening you're not

1:34:09

allowed to threaten people on the internet this is terrorism she would this is

1:34:13

against the patriarchy

1:34:13

she would book miami buffalo and cleveland and what she used to do to comics

1:34:17

was rude the statements

1:34:19

you hear are the opinions of joey diaz and joey diaz alone my opinion in my

1:34:23

heart my nutsack

1:34:24

you know these people actually picked up this thing like they were important

1:34:28

and they were no more

1:34:29

important than talent well i get yeah well i got to tell you though in the the

1:34:34

the co-argument the

1:34:35

counter-argument to that is that mark babbitt i think as crazy as he was was

1:34:39

responsible for creating

1:34:40

a scene like a creative scene no i agree with you they had a goddamn open mic

1:34:44

night that laugh stop that

1:34:45

was packed remember it would start at like eight o'clock it would go to two o'clock

1:34:49

in the morning

1:34:50

and next door they would be doing another show so they'd have a show in the

1:34:52

main room which was a

1:34:54

perfectly shaped perfectly sized room that laugh stop in river oaks is one of

1:34:57

the greatest clubs

1:34:59

of all time all time and that maniac ran it and yeah apparently there was some

1:35:03

inconsistencies

1:35:05

with the books and there was all sorts of issues according to the owners yeah

1:35:09

there was a lot of

1:35:10

boys were missing on the back of milk cartons and that he had in the basement

1:35:14

that i have no knowledge

1:35:15

of but it was a fun club to work here's the thing that pisses me off i had he

1:35:19

broke my ball mark

1:35:21

babbitt was one let me just tell you the mark babbitt story mark babbitt went

1:35:24

to freddie soto

1:35:25

and said i'm looking for feature acts so freddie came up to me at the comedy

1:35:28

store and he goes hey

1:35:29

man mark babbitt's little feature i send him a tape i refuse to send the tape

1:35:35

especially if i'm at the

1:35:35

motherfucking comedy store okay i'm not sending you no tape why is that i'm not

1:35:40

missy shaw's comedy

1:35:41

store you want a tape you take a ride up here you want i'll send you a copy of

1:35:45

the 10 45 spot i get

1:35:47

i ain't sending you no tape i just refuse i never send no me a tape i refuse

1:35:51

especially people from

1:35:52

la that would call me we're putting together a tv show we need a tape uh 11 15th

1:35:57

economy store

1:35:57

no really yeah i don't send tapes mark babbitt i sent him a blank tape

1:36:02

hilarious okay i sent that jerk off finally because the manager i had ken phillips

1:36:08

kept calling me saying that guy from houston keeps calling you he wants you to

1:36:11

send him a blank tape

1:36:13

i fucking didn't send him a tape for a year finally one day i went to fucking ralph's

1:36:16

bought

1:36:17

a tape put an envelope and sent put joey dears saying there was none of the

1:36:19

tape you know that

1:36:20

motherfucker called me a week later and say he loved my tape and he hired me as

1:36:23

a feature actor

1:36:24

open for bobby slayton so fuck all you motherfuckers that whole tape thing is a

1:36:29

power move when you go to

1:36:30

a comedy club and you go to his office to get paid he's got a tv and he's got a

1:36:34

thousand tapes on

1:36:35

him with dust on him he don't watch those fucking tapes that's his fucking

1:36:38

power move okay send me a tape

1:36:40

i sent him the fucking tape so the first time he booked me he asked i called

1:36:45

him he goes i don't

1:36:45

have a feature spot for you but i have an emcee spot i'm gonna pay you 300

1:36:49

bucks bitch the plane

1:36:51

tickets 280 at that time was 220 or something so i took the week but i was

1:36:55

always looking for a better

1:36:57

week and i got a guy in toronto to pay me like 800 for a feature week uh uh bollywood

1:37:03

whatever the

1:37:04

fuck it was called up there so i did two weeks so i called babbit like a man i

1:37:07

told him the truth i go

1:37:08

babbit i got a week up in toronto i got two weeks for 800. fuck you and your

1:37:12

300 super bowl week with

1:37:14

david teller whatever the you're trying to pick me off with you know right and

1:37:18

he goes okay and about

1:37:19

a month later i heard he's never gonna hire you again you can't i don't give a

1:37:23

he told me oh he told

1:37:24

people i wasn't gonna work again all this and i called him up bro i called him

1:37:29

up and i said so

1:37:30

that's what you're doing you mean to tell me that you're not gonna fuck you he

1:37:33

called me back a week

1:37:34

later gave me two gigs opening up for paul rodriguez in bakersfield and then

1:37:38

this is that we were cool

1:37:39

but i sent them a blank tape that's so funny i can't believe you said i'm a

1:37:43

blank and then he called

1:37:44

me i loved it it was amazing joey d and joey diaz and i did a free show there

1:37:49

once and he lost his

1:37:51

fucking mind that we decided i came down it was when my first cd i recorded a cd

1:37:57

in houston

1:37:58

who called me pete from houston that's hilarious how cool is that he must be

1:38:01

listening i don't know

1:38:03

maybe somebody called him yeah i bet i bet that's because pete pete was the

1:38:07

owner's son and the the

1:38:08

they all they they found out some discrepancies babbit came in the middle of

1:38:12

the night and left with

1:38:13

everything see babbit was uh doing the carlos mencia concerts with the lap

1:38:18

stops money and then

1:38:19

he would put the check back in on monday morning so nobody knew this is an old

1:38:24

trick but when i was

1:38:25

a kid i knew a guy that worked at a bank that would give you cash 30 grand on a

1:38:29

friday you better have

1:38:30

that cash back by monday at 9 a.m or some people are going to come knock you

1:38:34

the out but he did

1:38:35

it out of the bank bro so we take the money out and then you give him like 30

1:38:39

40 40. the kilo days

1:38:41

you're gonna give you 30 grand for a kilo but you better be back here monday

1:38:44

with my 45. so he pull

1:38:46

it out of the bank pull it right out of the bank cash and give it right back to

1:38:49

you you gave it right

1:38:51

back to him on monday i was friends with that guy for years i met him my

1:38:56

sophomore year i was mailing

1:38:57

something something fell out i was working on a lumberyard and an envelope fell

1:39:00

down and when i went to

1:39:01

pick it up i heard the envelope i didn't say nothing i ripped i put it in my

1:39:05

pocket and then i went home

1:39:06

there was two credit cards and two checks one for like 20 and one for like 18.

1:39:11

and i i was gonna use

1:39:12

the credit cards i was a young kid my mom had just died i didn't know what the

1:39:16

to do and i went to a

1:39:18

buddy of mine who i knew his brother was a little up and he knew those people

1:39:21

and i said dog got these

1:39:22

two checks one for 18 one for 20. he wrote his brother's number he's called my

1:39:26

brother he'll take care

1:39:27

before he he called the brother brother met me the brother had to be like 20.

1:39:31

he came with like three

1:39:32

other fucking mafiosi's and they go what do you want from this i go i want one

1:39:35

of the checks and

1:39:36

you keep the other one because you'll have your cash tomorrow done those

1:39:40

motherfuckers gave me 20

1:39:42

grand in a bank envelope when i was 16 years old the week john lennon got shot

1:39:46

don't you think though

1:39:47

like we think about like how many guys that benefited from having babbitt run

1:39:52

that club oh it was a great

1:39:55

club it was a great club while he was running i'm just saying that i'm not

1:39:59

talking about the job they

1:40:01

did i was talking how most people ran around thinking they were the end all be

1:40:06

all like there's

1:40:06

a lot of club owners that they get to a point that they get so cocky they're

1:40:09

like oh i'll call in

1:40:10

hollywood you'll never work again and people really trip you know when i first

1:40:15

started this business

1:40:16

as a guy that's the holly the drummer from buddy holly he had books in texas

1:40:21

and he's a real cunt bag

1:40:23

what he does is he calls you and he goes i'm gonna pay you 250 a night from tuesday

1:40:27

to saturday

1:40:28

and then once the gig week comes up we only have saturday left well i can't

1:40:33

drive from boston to

1:40:35

fucking new orleans for saturday night no you know i'm not doing it so i was

1:40:41

working with the guy i had

1:40:42

a great relationship with the guy i moved to seattle and he gave me this week

1:40:46

in new mexico and i wanted to

1:40:47

go down they had great clubs in new mexico at the time sure enough the calls me

1:40:51

because there's only

1:40:51

one night it's saturday night i go dog i'm living in seattle now i could have

1:40:55

gone down there for the

1:40:56

other money but i can't go for one night this told me if you cancel on me

1:41:01

you'll never work on improv you'll never work for nobody

1:41:04

i waited to the night of the gig and i called this motherfucker at a quarter

1:41:10

eight he kept calling

1:41:11

me on the page where are you and i kept calling back i'm 30 miles out i'm 10

1:41:17

miles out at about

1:41:19

quarter eight i called this motherfucker i said don't you ever threaten me

1:41:22

again it looks like your

1:41:23

mother's headlining that motherfucker and i just hung up the fucking phone dog

1:41:27

don't you ever threat me

1:41:29

again you dumb motherfucker your mother's headlining the club so then a couple

1:41:34

years later i go to

1:41:35

houston and tell him no dog there's some guy he's looking for somebody go to

1:41:38

mississippi tomorrow night

1:41:40

for like 300 bucks and i go i'll do it and they told me the guy oh that's the

1:41:44

guy i beat they go he

1:41:46

forgot call him by now he forgot what did he say your name sounds familiar i go

1:41:53

listen i'm the

1:41:55

headliner i'm at the store i've done movies just give me the gig for three

1:41:58

bills he goes oh your

1:41:59

name sounds familiar call me tomorrow the next day i called because i remember

1:42:02

you you're the guy that

1:42:04

called me at 10 to 8. told me to my mother the headline did you still do the

1:42:10

gig the game no he

1:42:11

wouldn't give it to me that's the that's the that bothered me that's my thing

1:42:17

that we're young

1:42:18

we're stupid we're naive and we believe and those people take advantage of us

1:42:21

it's like anybody else

1:42:22

taking advantage of you he babbit was a great guy but the reason why the houston

1:42:26

comedy scene is the

1:42:27

way it is because babbit with those kids head at some point he had them like

1:42:31

don't look at me

1:42:32

don't make eye contact look at the motherfucking floor look at the kid that bombed

1:42:36

at the comedy

1:42:36

store he never did comedy again babbit had him tell him you were going to be

1:42:40

bigger than carlos

1:42:40

you're going to be bigger than this guy you're going to be bigger than this you're

1:42:43

the next bill hicks

1:42:44

you know well he did have bad taste right he had he had some bad like he would

1:42:49

tell you a guy i want

1:42:50

this guy to open for you and you would go what are you talking about like what

1:42:53

are you crazy i'm

1:42:55

not going to have people pay to hear that guy talk like he would have guys that

1:42:58

were they had nothing

1:43:00

there was nothing there this one guy who would just memorize these like fake rants

1:43:05

it was like this

1:43:06

long like have these big deep breaths in between the rants and just rant this

1:43:12

thing out like all these

1:43:13

stats and numbers and we say all this and it was because he had memorized it

1:43:18

all that it was so

1:43:18

impressive but there was no funny in it there was no comedy and it was like us

1:43:22

a trick it was like he

1:43:24

memorized all this stuff this crazy brand was that and then everybody go oh

1:43:27

that was great he did that

1:43:29

thing and that was his whole act was these rants but they weren't like a it

1:43:33

wasn't like a rant where

1:43:34

like he had a point where it made like a bill burr ramp or you know where it's

1:43:39

a rant but there's

1:43:40

all these jokes in it he's pointing out and you're laughing and no there was

1:43:44

nothing until the end in

1:43:45

the end you would clap he was one of he was one of the beginnings of

1:43:48

alternative comedy like people go

1:43:50

see him oh my god that's such a brilliant you know because when jesus jones

1:43:54

wrote that song you're like

1:43:55

jesus what the are you talking about yeah look he faded away and he cracked and

1:43:59

became a bartender or

1:44:00

something and that's what you know a couple my my breakthrough in my life

1:44:05

really came when i did

1:44:06

analyze that and i met that director when i met that dude that was that they

1:44:11

told him to go

1:44:12

himself on saturday night live what dude is that our ramus how old rate was he

1:44:17

really changed my life

1:44:18

really two hour i had a great talk with him about comedy and he goes i watched

1:44:22

your tape why don't

1:44:24

you go to montreal and i told wait a minute you had a tape i had a stand-up

1:44:27

tape at the time you gave

1:44:28

a tape to him i fucked you that's how he gets his tape that's how a ramus i put

1:44:32

together i can go

1:44:33

at that time i went to i went to see this lady know the rules no no i went to

1:44:38

see this lady

1:44:39

for a movie and she goes you're not perfect for this movie but my next movie

1:44:44

you're going to be

1:44:44

good for she goes i want you to keep in touch with me and it was ellen chenowitt

1:44:49

that is bad

1:44:50

like that just hangs out with deniro she was just doing that she did bronx

1:44:53

count she did bronx tail

1:44:54

those type of movies and she really took a liking to me so she would tell me

1:44:59

send me everything you

1:45:01

got i want to push you for this movie but i need for you to send me what you

1:45:05

got so i only had at

1:45:06

that time i only had the mesos i had that gay mafia thing that's all i had so i

1:45:11

put stand up on it

1:45:12

i had a really good set somewhere and sent it to her and i remember harold ramus

1:45:16

pulling me over

1:45:16

and he goes you're natural these pricks i see in montreal i got dick on you i

1:45:21

mean this guy said

1:45:22

this is harold ramus and he's the one that looked me in the eye and he goes don't

1:45:26

take

1:45:26

from these pussies either he goes they're all a bunch of people oh my god he

1:45:31

was like don't take

1:45:32

from these pussies don't take from none of these pussies because once you take

1:45:36

it it's like the

1:45:37

clemenza told michael it's they should have stopped hitler in munich once you

1:45:41

take their

1:45:42

shit and i remember i had i shot that movie in like september and uh that october

1:45:49

i did that no

1:45:50

that december pete from the goodness of his heart used to headline me in houston

1:45:55

the first guy to ever

1:45:56

headline me was pete houston that's why he still calls me and i give him the

1:45:59

respect as a man i still

1:46:00

call him and thank him nobody else would even feature me he was headlining me

1:46:03

he's like you're a

1:46:04

bad motherfucker he saw me with pablo in houston and he's like i'm gonna

1:46:08

headline you so he would

1:46:09

headline me in christmas for two weeks and pay me joe before anybody paid me

1:46:13

and i went down there

1:46:14

and did blow went crazy but that wasn't the point pete took care of me that

1:46:19

wasn't the point i did blow

1:46:21

i went crazy oh i used to go crazy not for nothing i just watched my episode of

1:46:25

cold case after two

1:46:26

weeks in houston i was like 400 pounds my neck was swollen from the sodium and

1:46:32

the fucking inositol and

1:46:34

clothesline and the cocaine my neck was swollen i would go to houston and just

1:46:38

eat that barbecue

1:46:39

every day and do blow every night and drink shot to jagermeister you know what

1:46:43

happens to you it is

1:46:44

awesome sounds great burritos from houston we'll put some fucking pounds on you

1:46:51

and i remember coming

1:46:52

back one day and i got a call from a guy at the at the improv and this guy was

1:46:58

this pretty cool guy to

1:46:59

an extent he goes hey man you know this is a true story joe this is like january

1:47:03

6th of 2003 and i had

1:47:06

just done analyzed that and this is the first time i was in a test when harrow

1:47:10

ramus said to me

1:47:11

he goes don't take from none of these comedy guys and tell them more to go

1:47:15

themselves you're a funny guy don't ever look back go and i got a call from one

1:47:20

of the heads of the

1:47:21

improv and he goes hey man uh we just got a call that you we have a club in houston

1:47:27

but you you're

1:47:27

working the other club and i said yeah that's when they were trying to make

1:47:31

people not work to use

1:47:32

this is early on this is 2003 before anything and i was driving on melrose and

1:47:38

he goes you know it's

1:47:39

not right that you do that we've always taken care of you and i go and i

1:47:43

snapped joe and i go

1:47:44

taking cami where in miami for 650 a week i do 13 shows and i outsell the headliner

1:47:50

because i'm cuban

1:47:51

how the do you take care of me when do you take care of me i go look at your

1:47:54

schedule right now

1:47:55

for the next six months go look at irvine am i in irvine am i in ontario am i

1:47:59

in

1:47:59

fucking brayer no no no you give it to all your boys so don't say you fucking

1:48:04

take care of me

1:48:05

and he goes well you don't understand all you have to do is ask well i'm

1:48:08

fucking asking open your book

1:48:09

right now oh i can't i have to no right now open your fucking book and they're

1:48:14

like no and i go listen

1:48:14

the conversation's fucking over well that's anti-competitive practice and i go

1:48:18

the competition

1:48:19

there i go the conversation's over and he goes no it's not because you just won't

1:48:23

work any of our

1:48:24

improvs and i go say that again to me i go say that again i'm gonna go down and

1:48:28

i'm gonna bang

1:48:28

your head off that fucking desk joe rogan just like that i was in one of those

1:48:32

cocaine morning

1:48:33

moves he caught me at like 10 15 a bad time to catch me in those cocaine days

1:48:39

because i was probably

1:48:39

broke and thinking of where am i going to get my next fix from and you're

1:48:42

calling me threatening me

1:48:44

at 10 15 the morning telling me i can't work houston when you don't do dick for

1:48:48

me

1:48:48

and i said say another word i'm three i'm three blocks from your office i'm

1:48:52

gonna go then i'm gonna

1:48:53

bang your head off your no i said you're gonna say something i'm gonna say

1:48:56

something you're gonna say

1:48:57

something i'm gonna say something that i'm three blocks from your office i'm

1:49:00

gonna go there i'm

1:49:00

gonna bang your head off your fucking desk and dog i heard a hang up and i went

1:49:05

home i didn't call

1:49:06

nobody i thought i was done at the improv and do you know that two days later i

1:49:10

got a call with three

1:49:11

weeks from the improv as a feature spot in southern california so sometimes you

1:49:16

got to put your foot

1:49:17

down with these creepy motherfuckers dog because they get a power up to in la

1:49:22

nothing happens to you

1:49:23

till they see you on television they treat you like once they see you in a

1:49:28

commercial

1:49:28

because now they know you know what you may not be that motherfucker but you

1:49:33

might become that

1:49:34

motherfucker so they don't give you everything they still break your balls but

1:49:38

they don't now they

1:49:40

know that you're real this could strike yeah that's the most important thing

1:49:44

with me that every year

1:49:45

i keep throwing jabs at them so they can talk all the they want but i'm still

1:49:49

alive you

1:49:50

follow me so they can say all this they want because yeah but i'm still here

1:49:54

what the have you

1:49:55

done when a company has too many rooms like that and they want too big of a

1:49:58

piece of the pie and then

1:49:59

they want you to stop doing the other rooms that are in town you've had a

1:50:02

relationship forever whether

1:50:03

it's atlanta or denver denver they had a big issue in denver where you know

1:50:08

when you go there wendy

1:50:10

will tell you the whole story about it she she had this meeting with people

1:50:13

that were going to open

1:50:14

up another club in town and they wanted to tell her they were you know they're

1:50:17

going to go either go

1:50:18

into business with her allow her to buy in or you know they're basically going

1:50:21

to run her out of

1:50:22

town wow she's like oh yeah good luck with that what are you guys going to do

1:50:25

for open mic

1:50:25

nights is one of the things she asked him and they said we're not going to have

1:50:28

an open mic night she

1:50:28

goes okay so let me get this straight you sell it's like if you sold widgets

1:50:33

why wouldn't you make

1:50:34

widgets you got to get your widgets from somewhere else like why don't you make

1:50:37

your own widgets like

1:50:38

you're not going to develop any widgets and they're like they're not thinking

1:50:43

in terms of like long term

1:50:45

especially like someone like wendy's the best case example wendy in my opinion

1:50:50

is the reason why

1:50:51

there's a denver comedy scene like her supporting those two clubs the comedy

1:50:55

works which two of the

1:50:55

best clubs in the country she's the reason why there's a scene in denver but

1:50:59

she's the best case

1:51:00

scenario she's a cool person she loves comedy she's fun to be around she does

1:51:03

it right but then you got

1:51:04

like a babbit that you got to deal with his or you got tom you got to deal with

1:51:08

his well i didn't have

1:51:09

to deal with it but you got to deal with it you know and these these people

1:51:12

they're responsible for

1:51:13

the scene they're a big part of the scene babbit was responsible for the scene

1:51:17

it's obvious once he

1:51:18

once he left the scene went away he was a he was a key cog in that wheel you

1:51:23

know and when you got a person like

1:51:25

wendy or a person like babbitt that's like a big player in the whole scene like

1:51:30

they're so important

1:51:31

because otherwise all you have is la and new york and chicago barely has a

1:51:34

scene what's the chicago

1:51:36

scene like chicago's working ripping and rocking is it ripping and rocking now

1:51:39

yeah where which club

1:51:40

you got the zanies which is downtown's a great club do they have an open mic

1:51:45

night

1:51:45

i don't know but the laugh factory is doing great brian morton my buddy is

1:51:49

kicking ass over there as

1:51:50

the manager they have an open are they developing dog he is he sells out on friday

1:51:56

and saturday with

1:51:57

no headliners no him that's how good brian morton's going after brian morton

1:52:00

walked into that laugh

1:52:02

factory said i want to be a county manager and jay masada said well uh buddy

1:52:05

who is your favorite

1:52:06

comedian he said joey diaz and every motherfucking shafia he said the guy

1:52:11

turned pale he hired him and the

1:52:12

dude's over there ripping that fucking place apart so who does he have local

1:52:17

guys local guys oh so he's got a

1:52:18

local scene but zanies is great and that one in richmond or the other one zanies

1:52:23

has three of them

1:52:24

yeah there's there's um what's the one that's just outside the airport is

1:52:28

tremendous that's tremendous

1:52:29

i've done the other one that's just outside what is it what is that it's a

1:52:32

great rich oh i would shoot

1:52:34

a special there i went off and so who's doing the open mic nights though does

1:52:37

the laugh there's a couple

1:52:39

clubs now there's a couple there's one other club in chicago the laugh factory

1:52:43

is doing a lot of open

1:52:44

mics there's a comedy scene in a lot of places now you'd be surprised you know

1:52:48

mike epps bought a club

1:52:49

in miami he did miami huh yeah does he live down there i don't know i don't

1:52:54

know the particulars

1:52:56

i just heard that but there's a lot of comedy going on do you think you would

1:52:59

ever want to own a club

1:53:02

yes it seems like it would be a huge headache it would be a huge headache

1:53:06

depending on how you did

1:53:08

it i think that the clubs they're opening now are huge headaches because a

1:53:14

there's a couple of weeks

1:53:16

a couple years ago i was in the mood for dairy coin i go terry there's no

1:53:20

fucking dairy coins we're

1:53:21

gonna go all the way to northridge what if the northridge had the dairy queen

1:53:23

tasted like dick

1:53:24

the reason why is because these had these people that never grew up on uh dairy

1:53:32

queen they bought

1:53:32

it as an investment they mixed it with orange julius and they don't know

1:53:35

nothing they're from another

1:53:37

country and they went to somebody and they thought that was the best thing when

1:53:41

you go when i go to the

1:53:43

dairy queen in tennessee that's owned it for 41 years when you go in there you

1:53:47

could tell he knows his

1:53:48

ice cream same thing with some of these comedy clubs now for some people they're

1:53:53

investments and they

1:53:53

come and go it's the people who really love comedy and i will tell you one

1:53:57

thing wendy was there when

1:53:59

i walked into that club in 1991 january 18th june 18 1991 when i walked into

1:54:05

that comedy club wendy

1:54:06

was there i'm gonna tell you something else wendy was doing things at that club

1:54:10

24 years ago that

1:54:12

nobody else was doing she was putting motherfuckers in like bobby collins on a

1:54:16

tuesday

1:54:17

and wednesday nobody was doing that and having a different headliner come in

1:54:21

wednesday and thursday

1:54:23

then have a different headliner coming friday and saturday don't tell me

1:54:26

because i was there

1:54:27

wendy is really good at what she does wendy is one of the top three comedy

1:54:32

people in this country

1:54:34

wendy can make a call and shut your lights out if she really wants to wendy

1:54:39

deals with everybody everybody

1:54:41

likes wendy wendy loves comedy when wendy dreams at night she dreams of an orgy

1:54:46

but there's a comedy

1:54:47

there's a comedy guy on tv doing stand-up while she's getting fucked okay that's

1:54:53

wendy

1:54:54

wendy knows comedy i respect wendy i never had a problem with wendy wendy asked

1:55:00

me to leave and i

1:55:01

wasn't mad at it was business it wasn't my comedy it wasn't that she hated me

1:55:05

it was something that

1:55:06

happened she's a real i'm never i never used wendy i'm talking about 50 of

1:55:12

these people

1:55:13

that they actually become the end-all be-all in comedy and we're scared of them

1:55:19

and they with us

1:55:20

they with you joe they with you at a lot of levels but do you imagine what it

1:55:24

would be like to deal

1:55:26

with comedians i mean they developed this j it's like if you deal like if you're

1:55:30

a woman okay and

1:55:32

you're walking down the street and everywhere you go men are cat calling you

1:55:35

and yelling

1:55:36

at you and freaking you out and you run into a guy in an elevator you're

1:55:39

automatically going to be like

1:55:40

what you know you're automatically going to be like jesus christ another guy

1:55:45

like i'm tired of

1:55:45

getting hit on by guys if you're a owner of a comedy club and you're dealing

1:55:50

with

1:55:50

wacko comedians all day long constantly we think about all the people that we

1:55:54

know that

1:55:55

are crazy crazy crazy all the people that we've dealt with over the years at

1:55:59

the store

1:55:59

i i i were the crazy diamonds were the craziest bunch in the world but there's

1:56:05

a certain way to

1:56:05

deal with there used to be a guy in san francisco at the punchline that you

1:56:09

hatch or whatever his

1:56:10

name was another that you go up there and there was no list he pointed you to

1:56:15

tell you he was next

1:56:17

and you had to sit there like an ugly girl at the prom and hope that he would

1:56:20

put you up and after

1:56:21

there was 50 people at the end of the night he'd go all right everybody gone

1:56:24

see you next week it was

1:56:25

like on the waterfront when those people went and they would get called on

1:56:29

union jobs right in the

1:56:30

morning you're working today you're working you're working the rest of you go

1:56:33

home he did it in a

1:56:34

way to make you feel bad todd sawyer did the same thing to people like cops

1:56:38

they used to do an open

1:56:39

mic on mondays i heard people used to call them club owners ago i'm sending joe

1:56:43

rogan up there to do it okay

1:56:44

then he'd come up like i don't have a spot for you bitch i came all the way up

1:56:47

to san francisco you

1:56:49

know what i'm saying right that was the douchey things well how about jamie

1:56:52

makes people wait in

1:56:53

front of the laugh factory he makes them sign up in the morning and wait all

1:56:57

day in the sun

1:56:58

in la it's a hundred degrees outside and there's a line around the side of the

1:57:04

building of people

1:57:05

waiting to go on stage for three minutes and that's actually waiting in line to

1:57:09

go next week you don't

1:57:10

you you you you have to wait in that whole entire line for just sign up for

1:57:14

next week's show where

1:57:15

you have to wait in line again so that it didn't used to be like that it used

1:57:18

to be the week of

1:57:19

okay no you are you go someplace and they sign you up and you come back and i

1:57:23

say listen

1:57:24

you get as many minutes as people you bring you're earning your keep that's one

1:57:28

thing i'd rather know

1:57:30

where i stand than get with that's the leg i'm talking about really you need a

1:57:34

tape of me you just saw

1:57:35

him at the store what the do you need if i'm good enough for mitzi shaw why do

1:57:41

you want to tape who

1:57:43

the are you in your shit town to want to tape from me i'm at the major league

1:57:49

of comedy

1:57:50

the comedy store you call me and you want to tape go yourself i'm not sending

1:57:56

you a tape

1:57:58

it's against my will it's like these people now with movies and tv joey they

1:58:04

they want you to do

1:58:05

a co-star but they want you to send the reel no don't send shit joey but they

1:58:09

no it's a co-star

1:58:10

they could offer it to me and if they don't fine i'll do my podcast and i'll

1:58:14

live another week

1:58:15

that's the mind and eventually they'll go this motherfucker isn't gonna we

1:58:20

might as well give

1:58:20

it to him i'm not doing it for that you want me to be a guest star or reoccur

1:58:24

you want to give

1:58:24

me a series regular i'll give you a tape and i'll come down and talk to you but

1:58:29

for a co-star we've

1:58:30

been doing this look at the imdb what tape who the are you who the are you to

1:58:36

decide let me see

1:58:37

your tape let me see your tape i ain't sending you no tape even then i had my

1:58:44

pride even then

1:58:45

i wouldn't send the tape though i refuse i finally sent a blank tape he gave me

1:58:51

that answer i never

1:58:52

had respect for none of them again because i found that it was a power play it

1:58:56

was like you're on my

1:58:57

court uh you know you want to give me some respect what respect what do you do

1:59:01

you're a pimp you take

1:59:02

20 percent of what people come to the door what the do you do what have you

1:59:05

done you can't even play

1:59:06

the ukulele the do you do you can't play the ukulele what the have you done

1:59:13

that's my that's where i'm

1:59:15

coming from i didn't want to insult club owners or bad but they did great jobs

1:59:18

it was the they pulled

1:59:20

that i didn't like i used to bring joey on the road with me like way back in

1:59:24

the day we started

1:59:24

going on the road together what like the late 90s yeah we started going on the

1:59:27

road together and i

1:59:28

would bring him to clubs and they would go you know i just don't think your

1:59:31

friend is a good fit for

1:59:32

this club i mean it's uh you know he's i'm like what do you do you not hear the

1:59:36

people laughing

1:59:37

i go they're they're all laughing you hear all those people laughing yeah it's

1:59:40

just not our kind

1:59:41

of comedy like what kind of comedy is that i go you don't like funny comedy

1:59:45

like i've had guys tell

1:59:46

me that he makes me look bad this is like way back in the day it's before

1:59:49

people knew who he was

1:59:50

and they were like you know let's just say you just don't think he's that good

1:59:53

and it's just not

1:59:54

what we want for our club and i'd be like i'd open the door listen to that you

1:59:57

hear everybody laughing

1:59:58

what's that you know they'd have these ideas especially in the 90s they had

2:00:03

ideas of like

2:00:03

what comedy was and there was a lot of pressure to be clean there was a lot of

2:00:09

a lot more push now

2:00:10

before the internet once the internet came along slowly but surely it sort of

2:00:14

expanded everybody's

2:00:15

idea of what's acceptable like even things on television are so like look at

2:00:19

the scene in the

2:00:20

walking dead i don't tell you spoiler alert when they hit the people over the

2:00:23

head with the baths

2:00:24

they cut their throats that was on cable television it's not on hbo i mean and

2:00:29

they showed it in the

2:00:30

most graphic way possible i don't think people would have accepted that before

2:00:34

the internet had

2:00:35

come along i don't think people accept that but now like our ideas are like

2:00:38

what you can say and what

2:00:40

you can't say they're all so different and you can get famous from the internet

2:00:45

and because joey's

2:00:46

become famous from the internet you know i get to say like see i told you i

2:00:51

told you you were wrong you

2:00:53

had this idea that everybody had to fit in your cookie cutter world and they

2:00:57

thought that i was

2:00:58

like a sick for thinking that you were funny i'm like i'm not the only one like

2:01:02

you're not hearing

2:01:02

the rest of the crowd but until someone comes along and puts you on a

2:01:06

television show or puts you in a

2:01:07

movie then they don't want to take that chance they don't want to take the

2:01:11

chance on this wild man

2:01:12

you know it was you it was ari duncan was the only one that nobody ever

2:01:15

complained about nobody ever

2:01:16

complained about me taking duncan someone there you know because he's he's a

2:01:20

good joke writer but he's also

2:01:21

not well he is now he's gotten much more offensive yeah like lately over the

2:01:25

last like three years

2:01:26

that's new joke he's got again i don't want to spoiler alert it but he's got

2:01:30

some great jokes

2:01:32

but it was this idea that comedy couldn't it couldn't be like what goes on at

2:01:37

the store

2:01:38

it had to be like what they saw on mtv it had to be what they saw on comedy

2:01:43

central you know it had to

2:01:44

be censorship listen joe they saw what they want to see i saw a fat little ugly

2:01:49

mexican woman for

2:01:50

years kill it late night marilyn martinez oh yeah and then one day and the girl

2:01:54

couldn't pay her rent

2:01:55

and then one day a girl by the name of lisa lampanelli came around with the

2:01:59

same act only she was a

2:02:00

white girl and she killed and they went crazy over well lisa's a really good

2:02:04

marketer you don't know

2:02:05

what they're going to go for what comes out of my mouth and what i i've seen

2:02:09

people say worse than

2:02:11

me and they love them and they love them you know i remember going for a

2:02:15

showcase for two and a half

2:02:16

men before the show even started you know that they were looking for comedians

2:02:19

for sidekicks at the

2:02:20

laugh factory ten years ago we all went on a monday night and their thing about

2:02:25

me that was they

2:02:25

really like me but he's a little too dirty for our show i never watched the

2:02:29

show about five years ago

2:02:30

one day i was in the hotel i put it on the whole show was about sex it was all

2:02:34

about charlie sheen

2:02:35

being a pervert being a pervert that was like so what were you what was your

2:02:39

point that night

2:02:40

embarrassing me to tell me i was dirty and i wasn't for your thing i i always

2:02:43

found that you got

2:02:44

uh chose picked on a little like as an example as a comedy and magic club i

2:02:50

remember he thought you

2:02:52

were too dirty but then ari was allowed to go on but he was a gentleman he was

2:02:56

a gentleman because

2:02:57

he told me to my face yeah that guy from the comedy magic club i give him the

2:03:01

utmost respect

2:03:01

because he told me on a saturday night after i went there and bombed he pulled

2:03:05

me aside and he goes

2:03:06

joey i think this is the last time you came down here you know they just you

2:03:09

know what the

2:03:10

up with him is and i'm not mad at that he's got that jay leno crowd right and

2:03:14

he told me to my

2:03:15

face and that's all i want dog dog joe rogan and i know that you i've been with

2:03:20

a little bit and

2:03:21

that's why i am as defensive and as i am i don't have time for these people and

2:03:25

i didn't have time

2:03:26

for them once i made up my mind that i was working hard and that i was doing

2:03:30

the right thing i didn't

2:03:31

let people influence i didn't want to go to montreal no more they can't they

2:03:34

don't hold on since 2004

2:03:35

i haven't wanted to do nothing i don't want to do nothing they're a part of you

2:03:38

don't see me i don't

2:03:40

bother nobody i'm in my own circle nobody sees me i go to the store i'm not a

2:03:43

part of the i don't want to

2:03:45

they don't want me and i don't want to include but i'm going to keep doing what

2:03:48

the i do and i'm

2:03:49

just going to keep getting funnier and i'm going to keep getting funnier and i'm

2:03:52

going to get a hold

2:03:53

of this and you're going to be where the are you going to be you're going to

2:03:55

keep saying you don't

2:03:56

like my style of comedy how bad are you going to look that's been my life since

2:04:00

day one dog i've

2:04:01

always been trying to prove somebody off of something no they don't like me i

2:04:06

can't be trusted well i'm

2:04:07

still here 15 years later and there's been no problems and nobody's missing a

2:04:12

head so for

2:04:13

you people who couldn't trust me you're wrong too if i wanted to rob you i

2:04:16

would have robbed you a

2:04:17

long time ago it would be my pleasure to rob somebody who talks about me that's

2:04:23

how i roll is

2:04:24

your nose stuffed up or is there something wrong with your microphone now it's

2:04:26

not my nose your nose

2:04:28

is not working at all is it i forgot you want to blow it do you want i did i

2:04:31

went before but you want

2:04:32

some tissue paper or something yeah i can excuse myself i'm sorry guys i just

2:04:36

thought there was

2:04:36

something wrong with the microphone i was hearing that weird crackling noise i

2:04:39

thought it was like

2:04:40

it was staticking out i see what they do to people i see what they do i know

2:04:44

when i can sit here and

2:04:45

cry some some amount of energy is you know it's good to recognize it and to see

2:04:49

what it is but you

2:04:50

know some amount of energy when you start talking about too much it becomes and

2:04:54

now and now i the best

2:04:56

line eddie griffin ever said was when he went to see amistad he saw white

2:05:00

people walking out covering

2:05:01

their faces i love seeing people that didn't like me 10 years ago i smile and i

2:05:07

wave my fingers well

2:05:10

do you remember that one time let's not mention any names but there was this

2:05:13

one agent that would

2:05:14

tell me that you weren't talented and then one day you and i were in first

2:05:17

class and he walked past us

2:05:19

the coach and joey was laughing at him look at this get back there where you

2:05:25

belong you know it's it's

2:05:27

hilarious filthy animal i think these guys get a little god complex and they're

2:05:32

not god because

2:05:33

they don't know the work and the effort we put into it it hurt my feelings and

2:05:36

a lot of it hurt my

2:05:37

feelings well you win joey but it was the best thing they ever did because it's

2:05:41

like they made it

2:05:42

hard for you yeah they made it hard for me now they're not around no there's so

2:05:46

many people who

2:05:47

are not around anymore who i thought would be around forever including a lot of

2:05:50

comics who came to the

2:05:52

store fucking barreling through the store montreal deals this and that and they

2:05:58

fucking disappeared

2:05:59

and then there's guys like me and ari let me tell you something i'm gonna tell

2:06:02

you something to

2:06:03

your face right now you too red man what ari did in front of me in vegas is

2:06:08

some of the best

2:06:08

material i've heard in the last two years i'm gonna tell you that right now

2:06:11

killing the biggie small

2:06:12

stuff it's hilarious about in china guys amazing best material i've heard the

2:06:16

last two years

2:06:17

and for you motherfuckers that had your complaints about it i remember somebody

2:06:20

coming up a club owner

2:06:21

telling me remember one of his first big jokes is texting and shitting playing

2:06:26

video games i'll never

2:06:28

forget that owner saying that was the worst bit he ever heard in his life and

2:06:31

me going another

2:06:32

fucking moron that doesn't know anything about what we're doing what was the

2:06:36

same thing it was like

2:06:37

there was no tv credits and i would bring you guys to open and they would just

2:06:41

decide that you weren't

2:06:42

ready or you weren't good or that i was picking the wrong horse and you know

2:06:45

they would tell me that

2:06:46

they would tell me that like these guys just they're not that talented i'm like

2:06:49

here you're out of your

2:06:50

fucking mind like i know what funny is i've been around funny for a long time

2:06:54

if i was a talent scout

2:06:56

i mean my my record for like picking guys to open for me that are funny that

2:06:59

turn out to be like big

2:07:00

headliners it's undisputed like every one of them everybody became a big headliner

2:07:05

you know all of

2:07:06

them it's like comics know what's good and you're not going to be good every

2:07:10

night there's not going

2:07:11

to be good every joke every time you try new shit you run the risk of it not

2:07:15

working but the guys who

2:07:16

try new shit are the guys who are good and the guys you know sometimes the sets

2:07:20

go bad sometimes things

2:07:21

go awry but that's because you're taking chances is these this cut cookie

2:07:27

cutter bland non-offensive

2:07:30

stuff that's not exciting to me what's exciting to me is people that do wild

2:07:33

and take chances

2:07:35

but when you don't have credits man they automatically assume look i've

2:07:39

experienced that the difference

2:07:41

between and my experience if i have it happened for me really quickly but the

2:07:44

the difference between how

2:07:47

people people reacted to me before i was on tv and how they reacted after i was

2:07:51

on television like the

2:07:52

gigs that i could get places that i could work i had the same act but all of a

2:07:56

sudden just one or two

2:07:58

tv credits and all of a sudden they let me in all those like uh early tv

2:08:02

credits that i got like

2:08:03

caroline's comedy hour and mtv half hour comedy as soon as i got that i was in

2:08:07

it's just like they

2:08:08

they needed a pass they needed to be able to say oh this guy's approved by a

2:08:13

higher power you know whether

2:08:15

it's mtv or whatever it is then you're on a sitcom like you could work anywhere

2:08:19

when i was a a kid and

2:08:20

i watched prior jamie vernon can't hold his bladder and i used to watch prior

2:08:24

whatever kennis brian

2:08:26

redband gotta pee on him i always thought that was the best time for comedy in

2:08:29

our lives but i gotta

2:08:31

tell you something right now in the last 100 years and i'm not talking this out

2:08:36

of my ass you could go

2:08:37

home and think about what the i'm telling you right now is the best time that

2:08:42

comedy has ever been oh yeah

2:08:44

and i'm gonna tell you why yeah they gave us greats they gave us gleason they

2:08:48

gave us this guy

2:08:49

they gave us that guy and how good really were they you know now today what we

2:08:54

have is we have

2:08:55

what you idiots buy into the that they shoved down your throat but guess what's

2:09:01

also happened

2:09:02

the underground has become mainstream because of the internet so you the that

2:09:07

they were pushing at

2:09:08

you 20 years ago the they're pushing at you at these comedy channels anymore it's

2:09:12

not the end

2:09:13

all be all now you motherfuckers are figuring it out for yourselves that they've

2:09:16

been shoving

2:09:17

down our throats well what you know what i know is there was this period of

2:09:21

time

2:09:22

for more than 10 years where they were focusing on what they thought what the

2:09:26

agents and the managers

2:09:28

thought was clever or inside comedy like comedy that the comedians thought was

2:09:34

appropriate there or that

2:09:36

that like certain groups thought was appropriate like you got that alternative

2:09:40

movement and they

2:09:40

were trying to push that hard like this was the hip guy to be attached to this

2:09:45

was the hip guy and how

2:09:47

many of those guys did we want just die die die die die fuck them die die and

2:09:54

they walked around like

2:09:55

they were doing something different yeah like they had what they were doing

2:09:57

even though it wasn't funny

2:09:59

it was better it was better because somehow or another you were you were

2:10:03

because you talked about

2:10:04

getting your dick sucked or doing coke like oh he's tapes who wants to hear

2:10:09

that it's funny that's what

2:10:11

you're missing you're missing like and that's one of the things that freed us

2:10:15

with podcasts

2:10:16

because you don't have to constantly like express yourself in a way where

2:10:22

people have this uh you

2:10:24

know this idea of you on stage you don't have to present who you are everybody

2:10:28

already knows you

2:10:30

they know who you are so when you're talking about something on stage you just

2:10:33

this is what i think

2:10:34

is funny about this you don't have to like this is what is his philosophy how

2:10:37

does he feel about the

2:10:38

new world order what is his thoughts on chemtrails how does he feel about is he

2:10:42

equal rights is he

2:10:44

pro-choice you don't have to say any of that like you don't have to establish

2:10:47

yourself as a left-wing

2:10:48

guy or a right-wing guy but that was like a big part of comedy for a while it

2:10:52

was like people would

2:10:53

do stuff that would establish themselves like guys would say things that weren't

2:10:58

funny at all but like

2:10:59

you know if you want to like bill hicks had a bit about if you want you know uh

2:11:04

if you want

2:11:06

people to not have abortions you raise those kids you raise those kids yeah

2:11:11

okay where's the joke there

2:11:13

was no joke in it because back then if you had an important point you wanted to

2:11:17

sandwich that point

2:11:18

in between jokes because in people a lot of times this day people get upset at

2:11:22

that comedy

2:11:23

and rightly so and they say it's preachy you're using your your your time on

2:11:28

stage to preach instead

2:11:29

of to be funny and you can do both and if you if you're not doing both you're

2:11:34

taking a shortcut

2:11:35

because you you you you have an advantage you're on stage if you're on stage

2:11:38

and you start talking

2:11:39

about something you have a point of view about republicans or democrats and it's

2:11:43

not funny it's just

2:11:44

your opinion if i'm in the audience i'm like i disagree you know i think this

2:11:48

my opinion it

2:11:49

differs i don't want to hear your opinion how come i can't talk about my

2:11:51

opinion but if you go on

2:11:52

stage with your opinion and you make me laugh well that's different because

2:11:57

then like you've planted

2:11:59

an idea in my head that i might not ordinarily accept ever but you've made me

2:12:03

laugh with it you

2:12:04

know and like ari says all the time that i don't agree with but it's hilarious

2:12:10

because he's not

2:12:11

necessarily even saying it because he agrees with it he's saying it because it's

2:12:14

a funnier thing to say

2:12:16

you know you do that too you say on stage i know you don't really mean but you

2:12:20

it's

2:12:21

funny and i talk about it i talked about in my last special it's a very

2:12:24

important point that we do

2:12:26

we say we don't really mean because it's funnier that's what comedy is and for

2:12:31

the longest time

2:12:32

there was this idea the comedy had to adhere to like uh certain rules in order

2:12:38

for it to be highbrow

2:12:40

or certain rules for it to be considered alternative or sophisticated or you

2:12:45

know this is uh you know

2:12:47

this is progressive stand-up comedy like but you're missing the funny part it's

2:12:51

missing a lot of that

2:12:52

to become this other thing to like fit into this ideology to be accepted you've

2:12:57

missing a lot of

2:12:58

the funny like it's not in there like you're certain things you don't talk

2:13:01

about like you won't talk

2:13:02

about sex you don't ever talk about sex like you're on stage you don't talk

2:13:07

about sex that seems

2:13:08

ridiculous to me like that's that seems outrageous and someone says like oh how

2:13:13

could this guy be good

2:13:14

he's doing jokes about i've heard people say that like you're telling me this

2:13:16

guy's doing jokes about

2:13:17

jerking off like yeah that's really challenging um i don't i'm not asking him

2:13:21

to climb mount kilimanjaro

2:13:23

all right i'm asking him to tell jokes that are funny that make me laugh i want

2:13:26

good stuff you know

2:13:28

it doesn't matter what it's about if it's funny it's funny and those people had

2:13:33

this idea and for the

2:13:35

longest time they pushed that idea but now the floodgates are broken now they're

2:13:40

fucking the brody

2:13:41

stevens are running through i mean everybody's running through brody could be

2:13:44

mainstreaming brody's

2:13:46

like squeaky clean but it's like nobody could figure out what to do with brody

2:13:49

and then all

2:13:50

of a sudden people realize like we got to put him on tv in some way like he's

2:13:55

goddamn hilarious like

2:13:56

how can we figure out a way to get that guy on tv and you're the same thing and

2:14:00

ari's the same thing

2:14:01

it's like the internet has allowed people to see what you really are you know

2:14:06

it allowed people to

2:14:07

see the and all they had to do is like see the numbers of the podcast that get

2:14:10

downloaded and then

2:14:11

they go well i guess we got to get on board here and then they all just get on

2:14:15

board it's 2015 and

2:14:16

a lot of these comedy clubs don't even know about the podcast is yeah it's

2:14:21

amazing and i'm like

2:14:22

this is your realm of business and you have no idea how to you know no i'm not

2:14:28

doing a park

2:14:28

you have guys have no you just want somebody to come in no no you guys have no

2:14:32

idea no concept

2:14:33

how can you not have no concept you're in your entertainment business they'll

2:14:37

know within a year

2:14:37

or two within a year or two everyone will know and it'll be the most important

2:14:40

thing that they they

2:14:42

invest in every comedy club if you have a local scene every comedy club should

2:14:46

have a podcast

2:14:46

you should have your own podcast how hard is that you got a guy coming in for a

2:14:50

week you tell him

2:14:51

hey come down you're going to do this radio station you're going to do that

2:14:54

radio station you're going

2:14:55

to do our podcast for an hour we'll put our podcast up that day everybody is

2:14:58

addicted to the podcast

2:14:59

they know who the guys are that are going to be on that week hey nick de paulo's

2:15:02

in town he's going

2:15:03

to be doing the the blah blah club podcast you know the ice house chronicles

2:15:08

podcast or the uh

2:15:09

flappers finale podcast whatever the you know name it up the comedy store

2:15:15

countdown you know whatever the

2:15:16

hell if every club should have its own shit so like you you have the guy who's

2:15:20

you know maybe not the

2:15:21

store because we don't it's not like a headline club for the weekend but any

2:15:24

club that's like the

2:15:26

like zanies in nashville they should have an hour podcast they release every

2:15:30

week with the headliner

2:15:31

how hard would that be you know have a local guy host it have them understand

2:15:35

that the idea is to just

2:15:37

shoot the shit with the you know if you had a good local guy you could do it

2:15:40

and you do it under the

2:15:41

name of the comedy club but maybe even switch hosts out like maybe you have the

2:15:44

middle guy in the

2:15:45

headliner every week do a podcast together but then you get a lot of people

2:15:50

addicted first of all

2:15:51

addicted to that podcast and excited about going to the club that week that

2:15:55

weekend yeah i mean how

2:15:56

hard is it to do you know who's been doing that for a while is the atlanta yeah

2:15:59

haven't they because

2:16:00

i remember the punchline interviewing you a long time ago jamie yeah yeah yeah

2:16:04

that was uh jesus that

2:16:06

was like when we first started doing podcasts even longer than that maybe did

2:16:11

he have a podcast before

2:16:12

we did yeah i think i remember him interviewing you interviewing you in the

2:16:17

office and this was like

2:16:19

when you threw me up on stage the first time uh back from my break which was

2:16:24

like i want to say six

2:16:25

years ago or so you're right it was probably before we even started ours yeah

2:16:29

yeah yeah yeah he had a

2:16:31

he had a good sense of it well that's a good club too that fosters local talent

2:16:35

there's a lot of local

2:16:36

guys that come out of atlanta that uh they're actually moving the punchline you

2:16:39

hear that they're

2:16:40

losing their location oh no yeah they're moving to another spot they apparently

2:16:43

had a they had

2:16:44

always had an issue with parking there and apparently just got to open up an

2:16:48

improv in that green room

2:16:49

did they an improv opened up in atlanta and they have oh did he they have that

2:16:53

laughing skull too it's a

2:16:54

great spot laughing skull's a great spot yeah and i'm gonna tell you something

2:16:59

else about wendy and her

2:17:00

defense in 1994 wendy hired two headliners to help the open micers develop do

2:17:07

you know that hired them

2:17:09

like to help write their material you would meet at six at the comedy works she'd

2:17:12

buy she'd cater it

2:17:14

get like tacos and you sat around and you wrote material with the headliner and

2:17:18

then you went did the

2:17:19

open mic and the headliner graded you wow a lot of clubs 1994 matt woods was

2:17:24

the guy who gave me the

2:17:25

talk who told me get your life together don't come back here you're funny but

2:17:29

you're wasting your time

2:17:30

right that's how i got that she used to pay matt woods wow and she paid a

2:17:35

couple other guys

2:17:37

man so that's how much she had foresight like she really believes in developing

2:17:42

they give you

2:17:44

three minutes once a month at the comedy works that's what it used to be then

2:17:48

you had to work around

2:17:50

town you had to do mckelvie's wit's end you had to do those open mics you know

2:17:53

but wendy always did

2:17:56

try to homegrown her own comics you know all those holidays she puts locals you

2:18:00

know anytime she could

2:18:02

sneak locals in there you know her lineup is killers a lot of people used to

2:18:05

bring their own people

2:18:07

because they didn't like working that because she'd have rick kearns you know

2:18:10

todd jordan steve

2:18:12

mcgrew and some guy had to come in and follow it was hard for them it's really

2:18:16

so they guys would

2:18:16

bring in their own acts because the local guys were too strong she always had

2:18:21

help so it's like the

2:18:22

comedy store so what if i call the comedy store and say all right i'm coming in

2:18:26

for the weekend

2:18:27

thursday friday saturday i'm working it but there's no feature or mc it's the

2:18:32

comedy store lineup

2:18:33

so i'll go in and it's you marin and sebastian and i'm going up the headline i

2:18:39

don't want to follow

2:18:39

that mess yeah that's work jack so a lot of people started bringing their own wendy's

2:18:45

very smart wendy

2:18:46

had a club in tampa when the comedy forks first when i first got involved with

2:18:50

the comedy works

2:18:51

they had tampa and fort collins really and when they used to send me up tampa

2:18:55

florida tampa florida

2:18:57

and fort collins i used to go to fort collins when i first started wendy sent

2:19:00

me to fort collins

2:19:01

every tuesday every monday or something wednesday they did an open mic four

2:19:05

comics did five minutes

2:19:08

and then they started the regular show and then they closed fort collins they

2:19:12

closed tampa and they

2:19:13

kept uh denver because denver was her bread and butter wasn't she going to open

2:19:17

in chicago at one

2:19:18

point in time too yes yes but wendy's very smart man wendy knows that you're

2:19:23

not going to do the job

2:19:24

nobody's going to do the job you're doing unless they love comedy as much as

2:19:28

you do right wendy's very

2:19:30

hands-on yeah and get somebody to run your club that loves you go you know you

2:19:34

you've been to a club

2:19:36

when you walk in you're like yeah these people don't know what the they're

2:19:40

doing this guy was at a

2:19:41

an olive garden for eight years pushing spaghetti right now he's doing comedy

2:19:46

it doesn't translate

2:19:47

the chicago improv remember the guy was watching us we couldn't smoke dope we

2:19:52

couldn't bring people

2:19:53

up on stage remember we came out to uh yeah to to uh we had some craziness

2:19:58

going on once and they were

2:20:00

freaking out they were freaking out people on stage with them we can't have it

2:20:03

yeah the green room we

2:20:04

came out to bob marley exodus oh i don't know we have this dentist music we're

2:20:09

going to a con we're

2:20:10

like no this is yeah they were trying to do some goofy you know that you know

2:20:15

what's funny there's

2:20:17

two things that happened there was like two shifts and uh bringing you guys on

2:20:20

the road with me the

2:20:21

first one was like people didn't want you guys because you were too dirty but

2:20:25

the second one was

2:20:26

why are you bringing these guys they're too good this is like there was a there

2:20:29

was a shift somewhere

2:20:30

like in the 2000s where you know i tell people you know joey diaz comes on the

2:20:34

road with me like

2:20:35

they're like you have joey diaz open for you on purpose like why the would you

2:20:38

do that

2:20:39

but it's what you were talking about with this denver thing like people don't

2:20:42

want to follow

2:20:43

people that are strong like funny acts but doesn't that make it fun for

2:20:47

everybody fun for everybody

2:20:49

like why is that why is that a bad thing you know i mean that's it should be

2:20:54

the opposite attitude

2:20:56

i mean if you've worked on your comedy and your comedy is good you should be

2:20:59

excited that the whole

2:21:00

show is really good and you just ride that wave go on after especially if you

2:21:05

are friends with the guys

2:21:06

who are on the show with you if you love them you want them to have fun you

2:21:09

want everybody

2:21:10

to laugh at them because you love them and then you just like we did this show

2:21:13

we just did in vegas

2:21:14

vegas that show was amazing that was a fun show it was ari duncan joey me and

2:21:21

the mirage that

2:21:22

fucking terry fedor showroom is so good they have they set it up for that ventriloquist

2:21:27

dude so the

2:21:28

voice has to be perfect you know you have to be able to hear his voice his act

2:21:32

so the speaker system

2:21:33

is amazing you're in the i was in the back of the room i could hear everything

2:21:37

like crystal clear when

2:21:39

you were on stage i was in the back of the room not this time but one of the

2:21:41

other times we did it

2:21:42

you hear everything you say crystal clear it's perfect it's amazing room but

2:21:46

just to emphasize

2:21:48

that you know a lot of comics listen to these shows these podcasts and they

2:21:52

walked around like i did

2:21:54

scared you know and then one day i got it i'm like these this is my playing

2:22:00

field and

2:22:01

if they don't like it they're gonna go down and my life changed my comedy

2:22:06

changed my outlook changed

2:22:08

you know i let them scare me the same way i let people scare me about life you

2:22:11

know when i was

2:22:12

young and then one day i said fuck you motherfuckers and it's the same thing

2:22:16

and i'm happy i did that

2:22:17

with comedy i would have been running scared you know there's club owners that'll

2:22:20

come with you

2:22:21

and go hey next time there's a club owner that i worked for years ago they'll

2:22:24

come up to you hey

2:22:25

man you should put something on that joke and then after you got off the second

2:22:28

show he's like

2:22:29

you didn't add my tag bitch i don't know you who said that to you there's some

2:22:35

jerk

2:22:36

hole that's still around i don't want to you know he would come up to me and

2:22:39

say oh this tag would

2:22:40

sound better but get the you know get the out of my way home he'd tell me again

2:22:45

you got to really

2:22:46

use my tag until one day i said dog what was the last time you were on stage i'm

2:22:51

not gonna use your

2:22:52

tag the out of here and then after that he would hire me wouldn't talk to me

2:22:56

the whole weekend

2:22:57

look at the out of my face all right you know that guy you know we work hard at

2:23:02

what we do

2:23:03

but you got to respect that it's like a plumber or an electrician coming to my

2:23:06

house and me telling

2:23:07

them how to do his job what the am i you booked me now you're gonna tell me how

2:23:12

to do it

2:23:13

get the out of my face well a lot of them used to be comics there was a lot of

2:23:17

guys

2:23:17

oh those are the worst those are the worst those are the worst those are the

2:23:21

words that was the

2:23:21

comic did you know the cast was a comic early on yeah but he went but he became

2:23:25

a good fucking

2:23:26

manager you know these guys oh hi you right now become jesus these guys well

2:23:31

the proof is in the

2:23:32

pudding he had dain he had a lot of good people that's had it's a good word

2:23:35

that's my point

2:23:36

but still he had him and he developed him and they did something while he had

2:23:40

him

2:23:41

uh there's people who are comedy club who are comedians that one day go oh wait

2:23:46

a second

2:23:46

i'm gonna figure out how to make money on these jerko's then they become comedy

2:23:50

club owners there's

2:23:51

a couple of them with local clubs around here that tell you what to say you can't

2:23:54

work clean

2:23:56

can't work clean but you can't work dirty oh you can't work dirty and they don't

2:23:59

want to pay you

2:24:00

oh come do radio we're not going to give you a hotel what are you talking about

2:24:04

you're a comic

2:24:05

so when i work for a comic i let them know right off the bat listen before this

2:24:08

goes any further

2:24:09

you're a comic so i'm not going to have to tell you how to act correctly

2:24:13

what's that mean that there's a tv in the green room that everything's copacetic

2:24:18

because you're a comic

2:24:21

and that's when i just don't every time i don't understand what you're saying

2:24:25

there's a comic there's a tv in the green room if you're a comic there better

2:24:29

not be no misunderstandings

2:24:30

because you're a comic and you know the business right you know how we act you

2:24:34

know how it works

2:24:35

i don't want to hear no misunderstandings about checks or how the green room

2:24:38

should be or there

2:24:39

should be sodas in the green room you're a comic if you're a comic and i go to

2:24:42

your green room it's

2:24:43

the size of a closet you're not a you're a scumbag just trying to make money on

2:24:48

comics

2:24:49

if a comic opens up a room i want that room to be that much better because you're

2:24:55

a comic if a

2:24:56

comic opens opens a room well how many comics open a room a lot of brad garrett

2:25:00

a lot of vegas

2:25:02

you know just rad garrett's club is supposed to be the yeah and brad garrett

2:25:05

was the

2:25:06

that's a big difference he wasn't a bad stand-up i'm talking about guys that

2:25:09

were bad stand-ups

2:25:11

and then one day go i'm gonna become a stand-up then they try to tell you when

2:25:14

you get there you're

2:25:15

like do me a favor bro this is not what you're doing you headline your fourth

2:25:19

of july and christmas

2:25:20

come back then tonight uncle joey's here get the out of my face if we were

2:25:24

gonna buy a club

2:25:25

it would be the ice house the ice house would be the core flappers by flappers

2:25:30

really flappers

2:25:30

is a beautiful club just well it's hard to get people to go to a club you know

2:25:35

like think about

2:25:36

everybody that goes to the store everybody goes to the improv there's like

2:25:39

there's only so many guys

2:25:40

you know there's so many clubs that we could work out here you know like when i

2:25:43

was preparing for

2:25:44

the last comedy central special i was doing the haha on tuesday nights i was

2:25:47

doing the improv

2:25:48

i was doing irvine occasionally i was doing all these different classes like

2:25:52

constantly ice

2:25:53

house hopping all over the place like there's a lot of clubs here this is like

2:25:58

as far as like a hot

2:26:00

bed of of places to work this is one of the best spots in the country have you

2:26:03

been in the new ice

2:26:04

house yet what are you talking about the new i mean new uh haha there's a new

2:26:09

haha yeah oh the one

2:26:10

across the street supposedly they just had a cold open on uh january 1st and it's

2:26:15

i heard it's

2:26:15

beautiful i heard it's like four months ago they were doing shows there no they

2:26:19

they had a show

2:26:19

there they just didn't happen license right there wasn't quite a show it was

2:26:25

like an invitation only

2:26:27

party that was not catered with alcohol i haven't seen it but i heard it was uh

2:26:30

i heard it's like the

2:26:31

ice house i heard it's like the ice house main room stage bigger though it's

2:26:34

bigger yeah it's like

2:26:35

the ice house only sits like 100 something this is like 200 something yeah but

2:26:39

still small you know

2:26:40

still like maybe a little bit bigger than the or you know but not as big as the

2:26:43

main room i did the

2:26:44

main room the other night and then i did the or afterwards the or such a better

2:26:47

it's such a better

2:26:48

room or it's the best that's the way you're supposed to do comedy jammed in

2:26:52

there stacked on top of

2:26:53

each other low ceiling it's the most fun and the closest thing to the r is the

2:26:56

san francisco punch

2:26:58

yeah closest thing to the r they just tried to offer me to but to do the cobs

2:27:03

again i said no no no no

2:27:05

cobs is a great club but the punch line is so intimate i don't care about the

2:27:10

money i just want

2:27:10

to have a great time i don't give a just let me go up and go crazy what do i

2:27:14

give a

2:27:15

yeah it's worth paying or getting paid less to do that club yeah there's just

2:27:19

some rooms to that if i

2:27:21

opened up i think they're opening up a club with too many moving parts now i

2:27:24

think they're getting ahead

2:27:26

of themselves and it's like i always say you put all these smart guys together

2:27:29

they do the dumbest

2:27:30

thing in the world you know i still love this that's what i do i want to do

2:27:34

comedy right there in front

2:27:35

of that wall brick walls anything else on there i don't you're wasting my time

2:27:40

you want to serve food

2:27:41

go serve it on your own time just give these motherfuckers stiff drinks stiff

2:27:46

drinks let them get

2:27:48

fucked up and sit there okay you know really uh oh the 600 seats when do you

2:27:54

get 600 people in here

2:27:56

really kevin hart's gonna play here not in your dreams you dumb well they wind

2:28:00

up papering yeah a lot

2:28:02

of it's a waste you need two fifth two hundred two and a quarter for a great

2:28:06

room brick a tremendous

2:28:08

sound system sell hot dogs next door or do something special but after the show

2:28:12

so you don't have to

2:28:13

fuck with the wait staff and let them go in there and sleep drinks bro two

2:28:17

shows you know get that's

2:28:19

what i would do as a comic the green one would be paradise you know there's

2:28:23

things that you do

2:28:24

these people now opening up clubs thinking that 600 people are going to show up

2:28:28

you know last night

2:28:29

i saw something interesting again i was in the room last night and i came out

2:28:33

my wife was watching the

2:28:34

fucking emmys whatever the fuck was on last night and who's in the fucking emmys

2:28:38

up there standing

2:28:40

killing it but margaret choe dressed as the korean guy with white powder on her

2:28:45

face walking across

2:28:45

stays like fidel castro and i'm thinking about what they put her through 20

2:28:49

years ago and how they

2:28:51

did to her and when they gave her that abc show because after the tim allen

2:28:55

rush after the tim allen

2:28:56

rush okay they after the tim allen and roseanne rush something happened the

2:29:00

network said we got to get

2:29:01

a bunch of comics that's it that's the idea so they gave greg giraldo a show

2:29:05

they gave tom rhodes a

2:29:06

show on nbc butler brett butler a show on abc and they gave that poor margaret

2:29:11

choe and then they

2:29:12

insulted her they told her not to be chinky they were saying all this to her

2:29:16

you know be more chinese

2:29:18

they were just insulting her insides then they canceled everybody and you know

2:29:22

what half of these

2:29:23

punks today would crawl under the tree i'm looking at margaret choe last time

2:29:28

going i bet margaret choe's

2:29:30

happy that she didn't quit or bail out or got hooked on drugs margaret choe

2:29:34

said you

2:29:35

motherfuckers i'm just gonna get stronger as a comic she built up a huge

2:29:39

following on the row whether

2:29:40

they're gay or not they spend books and she sells out that is tatted from her

2:29:46

head to her

2:29:47

toe with you and korean letters to all these gentiles and 20 years later that

2:29:53

chick was killing

2:29:54

it last night on stage with amy pola and tina fey the two hottest comedy chicks

2:29:59

in the world how you

2:30:00

like me now what they put that chick through 20 years ago they embarrassed her

2:30:06

they made her feel

2:30:07

like she had told her to lose weight do you remember the that she came out with

2:30:11

years later they told her

2:30:12

she was never going to work again you're doomed for going against the network

2:30:16

well how'd she go against

2:30:17

the network so she told them what they were telling her they lose weight there's

2:30:20

no fat asians

2:30:21

oh my god the they were saying to margaret choe that she came out and said

2:30:26

later

2:30:27

last night if i was margaret choe i would have took this cuban disgusting out

2:30:32

with that

2:30:33

foreskin on it and said here you go america yum-yums for a week this ain't a

2:30:38

malfunction of

2:30:39

a wardrobe this is just to tell you that you can't stop comedians bro we just

2:30:44

get better don't you

2:30:46

know that you dumb motherfucking club owners and you tv dumb fucking cunts we

2:30:50

just get while you're

2:30:52

giggling and onto your next mindfuck we're taking that joke and breaking it

2:30:57

down and getting on stage

2:30:58

and getting better these fucking people david tell nobody goes to see david

2:31:01

tell he's funniest as he's

2:31:03

ever been because that's all we do unless we're fucking cunts and go away but

2:31:08

we don't go away

2:31:09

we don't go away we're worse than fucking roaches you know how proud i was last

2:31:13

night for margaret choe

2:31:15

do you have any fucking idea dressed up there with a hat on a white fucking

2:31:18

thing on her face dog

2:31:20

that 20 years later she probably thought she was done what do you think when

2:31:24

they cancel your show

2:31:25

after three seasons what the do you think you're done who's gonna hire me look

2:31:29

at that

2:31:29

bitch she didn't quit and that's what these comedy club owners and that's what

2:31:34

all these guys that

2:31:34

have an opinion on comics always remember you go away you worthless fucking faggots

2:31:39

you go away you go

2:31:41

away we keep going how long did burns do comedy with to with a fucking cigar in

2:31:46

his mouth these

2:31:48

motherfuckers don't know nothing about nothing they don't know nothing about

2:31:52

nothing that's why

2:31:53

now every morning i wake up and i go somebody's sucking my dick today someone

2:31:56

one of these tv guys

2:31:58

gonna hear my name last week they had to drive by the melrose improv and see my

2:32:02

name there all week and go

2:32:04

that fucking coke that fat motherfucker i didn't do anything i just stayed here

2:32:09

well you kept work

2:32:10

i kept working i didn't give up but everybody doesn't keep working right some

2:32:13

people get tired

2:32:14

i never gave a about none of those cunts with their threats that you're not

2:32:18

gonna i don't give

2:32:19

a fuck dog i'm gonna get strong and once i got off the blow now they really

2:32:23

gotta suck my asshole

2:32:24

now it's two live crew now they gotta suck my dick and your asshole too

2:32:29

blow your nose blow your nose you're killing me

2:32:35

this don't know crackling these motherfuckers don't know i don't know how you

2:32:38

can breathe like

2:32:38

that i know it reminds me of your old nose or when you before you had your

2:32:42

operation my old nose

2:32:43

yeah or it was carved out i was very nasally just throw it on the ground there

2:32:48

no there's a garbage

2:32:49

yeah my old nose was useless joey maybe you should get your nose carved out

2:32:58

have you had it does you

2:32:59

have a dizzy septum mark i don't know i don't know what the can you usually

2:33:02

breathe out of your nose

2:33:03

once i get out i gotta bring spray with me to jujitsu you gotta bring what

2:33:08

spray with the jujitsu

2:33:09

really always i go into close guard i gotta tap out and go spray my nose

2:33:14

steroids something about

2:33:16

leverage with me or something then once i clean out it's good ever since i had

2:33:20

an ear infection

2:33:21

a couple years ago i went swimming i had an ear infection then i went in and uh

2:33:25

i flew

2:33:27

like i fucked up and i went to the doctor and he stuck the fucking probe in my

2:33:30

nose my nose has been all fucked up and they sent me their sprays but this

2:33:34

sprays suck

2:33:36

i live on afric you get addicted to that stuff too the real issue with those

2:33:40

sprays is your

2:33:40

your the inside of your nose gets addicted to that spray and won't open up

2:33:45

unless you have it

2:33:46

it's very common people get and when you're you know your body's responding and

2:33:51

wants that

2:33:52

shit it swells up it makes it worse it's terrible does your nose ever rage rage

2:33:56

out

2:33:57

stop me rage against the dying of the light oh it's not that kind of steroids

2:34:02

well they gave me i have steroids at the house i'm supposed to spray two times

2:34:05

in there

2:34:05

addicted to nose spray it's a shame but i'm writing addicted to nose spray here

2:34:12

and yeah

2:34:12

nasal spray addiction is it real mayo clinic yeah does cocaine close it right

2:34:17

or clean it right out

2:34:18

though like if you do a bump will that we'd be able to breathe immediately oh

2:34:21

my god cocaine's the

2:34:22

best fucking note the spray they gave me now the doctor gave me the

2:34:25

prescription if i hit my nose two

2:34:28

times for like five minutes i go into confusion because it feels like that okay

2:34:35

it has that thing

2:34:37

to it what they're saying is it's not a true addiction because uh a true

2:34:41

addiction what happens

2:34:42

is like you you get sick if you don't have it uh true addiction is a compulsive

2:34:48

physiological need

2:34:50

for and use of a habit forming substance known to be physically psychologically

2:34:53

or socially harmful

2:34:54

um the what the nasal spray happens is you put that stuff in and after a few

2:34:59

days of using it your

2:35:01

nose may become less responsive to the effects of the medication as a result

2:35:04

you need to use more and

2:35:05

more of the medication to control congestion or your congestion may worsen if

2:35:10

you stop using the

2:35:11

medication that happens to people apparently that happens to people with xanax

2:35:15

too like they say

2:35:16

there's like some sort of a rubber band effect of xanax like if you you know xanax

2:35:20

calms your anxiety

2:35:21

but when you start getting off of it like your anxiety like heightens and worsens

2:35:25

to a place

2:35:25

where it probably wouldn't even be if you were on it if you weren't on it in

2:35:28

the first place

2:35:30

and i think that's what happens with these uh sprays do they get you coming and

2:35:34

going joey diaz

2:35:35

they get you coming and going these fucks spraying up your nose if you get your

2:35:40

nose carved out though

2:35:42

you know if you ever want to go and do it my guy retired my guy feinberg and

2:35:46

encino he was the best

2:35:48

he he had like he was he was so fucking he would so patient meticulous when you

2:35:53

would talk to him and

2:35:54

take notes with him but he would talk about what people did wrong and what

2:35:57

people did right and here's

2:35:58

the common errors and here's where they fuck up and you know and this he's he

2:36:01

had been doing it for

2:36:02

fucking years he was like in his 60s when he did my operation but he made my

2:36:07

nose wider like if i look

2:36:08

at photos of my nose before the operation and after my nose was all sucked dead

2:36:13

and i did i just didn't

2:36:14

talk as well i couldn't breathe out of my nose very well my voice sounded

2:36:17

different and he stuck

2:36:19

these fucking plastic things in there and cut everything out cut the turbinates

2:36:24

out removed chunks of

2:36:26

meat i used to take the i thought i took photos of it and i put some of them

2:36:29

online remember the video

2:36:30

of me blowing my nose with the water pick i have fo i had photos of the boogers

2:36:35

that i would blow out

2:36:36

these bloody giant hunks they were thumbs i would blow i threw i showed it to

2:36:41

tom segura once in the

2:36:42

airport he almost threw up i go look at that dude it just came out of my nose

2:36:44

you would like he ran

2:36:46

away but that guy cleaned my nose out i have two holland tunnels man i'm just

2:36:51

like before that how was your

2:36:52

jujitsu breathing terrible my cardio got 20 better david jujitsu reagan's guy

2:36:58

goes i think with you

2:36:59

it's a deviated septum my friend oh i guarantee you that's an issue do it he

2:37:04

goes i guarantee you'll

2:37:05

lose weight because more air goes in there well that's what vanderley silva

2:37:08

when vanderley silva

2:37:09

had his nose fixed he had all that facial surgery they took a piece out of his

2:37:12

rib and reconstructed his

2:37:13

nose and made his nose bigger like if you look at vanderley's nose it's way

2:37:17

bigger than it was before

2:37:19

because he he had a big chunk of it to open up his nose like vanderley ain't

2:37:22

trying to look better he's

2:37:23

still trying to you up like when he got his nose fixed it wasn't good he wanted

2:37:27

to look cute but his

2:37:29

nose was completely smashed in and flattened there was like no cartilage at all

2:37:33

it was just smashed and

2:37:34

flattened and if you look at like what his face looked like when he started

2:37:37

fighting in like the late

2:37:39

90s as opposed to what he looked like in the early 2000s like his nose was just

2:37:44

a pancake and so he had it

2:37:46

fixed and stuck way the out like way bigger than it was before and all just so

2:37:52

he could breathe better

2:37:53

and smash your fucking face is it when vanderley silva it's funny as shit man

2:37:57

let me tell you something

2:37:58

right now they should just call vanderley go vanderley look at truce just truce

2:38:02

what the ufc you can't

2:38:04

it's the nevada state athletic commission what we're gonna do is this we don't

2:38:07

want you to come back

2:38:08

during ufc tonight we're gonna tape you every week just doing a segment that's

2:38:13

it because just talk

2:38:14

about stuff because now he has a remark for everything that happens so he stuck

2:38:19

up for john

2:38:20

jones last week right you know he stuck stuff for everybody and it's always at

2:38:24

the end of dana's at

2:38:25

the the end of a punching bag or the ufc right you know like dana what do you

2:38:28

think of john jones like

2:38:30

they just go to van lee he's like shooting decker and some guy's rubbing his

2:38:35

back and

2:38:36

shit and some ladies shooting him in the arm and they're like vanley what do

2:38:39

you think of john jones

2:38:40

hey i give him my heart he had a problem it's the ufc and that's it because it

2:38:46

always ends with the

2:38:47

ufc the ufc did it nobody else did it van yeah very good uh good train good hot

2:38:53

train uh very very

2:38:55

beautiful dana white thank you for dana white thank you for help thank you for

2:38:59

ufc yeah that guy um he

2:39:01

fucked up man you can't run from a drug test and then he ran he ran from a drug

2:39:05

test and then was

2:39:06

talking about how the ufc doesn't pay its athletes and all this and then the ufc

2:39:10

okay you made 9.7

2:39:11

million dollars fighting for us here's your record the ufc put his record out

2:39:15

like here's your record

2:39:16

here's how much money we paid you you made 9.7 million dollars i don't know

2:39:19

what you think a lot

2:39:20

of money is but a lot of people would think nine million dollars is a lot of

2:39:24

money like two years

2:39:25

or something well it's several years probably five years he was fighting but

2:39:29

the point is he didn't

2:39:31

five years he only fought six times that was the other thing like they're

2:39:34

saying you you we work you

2:39:35

so hard you're fighting once a year essentially but not only that on top of

2:39:39

that like vanderley didn't

2:39:41

have a winning record like vanderley got beat by chris lieben vanderley got

2:39:45

beat by uh

2:39:46

rampage jackson knocked him out like he got beat by a lot of guys he's a great

2:39:51

fighter and a fan

2:39:51

favorite and personally like my all-time favorite guy to watch i think i think

2:39:56

if i go back to like

2:39:57

the pride days i love the pride days for two guys especially well three minotaro

2:40:02

in his prime four

2:40:04

crow cop in his prime fedor for sure fedor was the motherfucker but vanderley

2:40:10

was a destroyer

2:40:12

he was a destroyer he was so aggressive and psychotic and you would watch a vanderley

2:40:18

fight

2:40:18

you always knew you were going to see some crazy you know that's when they had

2:40:22

stomps and soccer

2:40:24

kicks and he's stomping dudes in the head holding onto the rope stomping

2:40:28

tomorrow in the face when he's

2:40:29

down i mean vanderley was amazing man his fights were awesome to watch but you

2:40:35

you know that hard hard

2:40:37

career and then comes over to the ufc and now he's got like really strict drug

2:40:41

testing and all this other

2:40:42

shit and so when he took off from that drug test man i mean that was a just a

2:40:47

colossal fuck up

2:40:48

you're better off testing positive you test positive they they they ban you for

2:40:53

nine months

2:40:54

that's it they fine you they ban you for nine months they tell you you can't

2:40:57

fight that guy

2:40:58

and you know you have to go through a suspension but when you take off they had

2:41:02

to send a message

2:41:03

they're like this is for life like you can never fight again i personally think

2:41:08

that's too much but

2:41:09

the fear of it and the fact that he's going to be out for who knows how many

2:41:12

years while he fights it

2:41:14

and if he wins a lot of people think he will win in court the nevada state

2:41:17

athletic commission

2:41:19

doesn't have the jurisdiction to test him against his will you know in between

2:41:23

contests because he

2:41:24

wasn't licensed for them like in preparation for licensing the idea of random

2:41:28

drug testing a lot

2:41:29

of people have issues with that including like vanderley's attorney but the

2:41:32

bottom line is they're

2:41:33

going to make you go to court you're going to have to do battle and even if you

2:41:36

win they'll let you

2:41:37

fight again you still wasted all those years of your life and no one's going to

2:41:40

run from a drug test

2:41:41

again because they're going to know that the drug test like running for it is

2:41:45

way worse for you

2:41:46

than taking it and failing it that's the message they're trying to send they're

2:41:49

trying to clean up

2:41:49

the sport there's only one way you got to take your test and if you fail well

2:41:53

you have to be punished

2:41:55

it's that simple otherwise you're not playing by the rules if you're not

2:41:58

playing by the rules you

2:41:59

can't fight for us you can't just run away you know i don't agree with the

2:42:03

suspension i think a

2:42:04

lifetime suspension is ridiculous especially since look vanderley's not going

2:42:09

to fucking he's not going

2:42:10

to become a composer he's not going to i mean you're taking away the guy's

2:42:13

livelihood i mean he can teach

2:42:15

and he can train guys i guess but vanderley still has fighting him he still

2:42:19

wants to fight he had some

2:42:20

good fights lined up that chael sunnen fight would have made him a load of

2:42:24

money that chael sunnen fight

2:42:25

i don't know like what they're going to pay him for that but how much that

2:42:28

fight would be worth

2:42:29

especially if he could beat chael sunnen and do it in brazil that would be

2:42:33

gigantic

2:42:33

but he fucked up too man when he was on that show he got embarrassed like the

2:42:39

brazil was upset at him

2:42:40

there was a lot of people in brazil that are upset at his performance and

2:42:44

behavior on the show

2:42:45

where he attacked chael sunnen a lot of people thought he made them look bad

2:42:49

and chael sunnen took

2:42:50

him down real easy on the show you know vanderley took a swing at chael and chael

2:42:53

ducked and took

2:42:54

him down it's like come on are we seeing what's going to happen on the show

2:42:57

like you and you're making

2:42:58

us look like thug like you're starting to fight in the middle of a fucking a

2:43:02

television broadcast talk

2:43:04

all the shit you want but be there when the actual fight goes down so both the

2:43:09

guys tested positive for

2:43:10

shit it wasn't just i mean vanderley might not have tested positive but

2:43:13

essentially did

2:43:14

and chael sunnen was he was positive for everything everything that existed

2:43:19

everything other than

2:43:19

testosterone he was on he was on all these different testosterone boosters and

2:43:23

epo which the lance

2:43:25

armstrong shit to make more oxygen your blood you know they have to clean up

2:43:29

the sport it's unfortunate

2:43:30

that vanderley has to go out like that because the guy was you know so he can't

2:43:34

fight even atlantic

2:43:35

city like nowhere he can't fight anywhere not only can i not fight anywhere

2:43:40

bellator was going to hire

2:43:42

him to do promotional shit for them and the ufc's like you're under contract

2:43:46

with us like not only can

2:43:48

you not work for you know us fighting but we won't let you work for the the

2:43:53

competition in any sort of a

2:43:56

promotional way but that was also because vanderley talked a lot of shit you

2:43:59

know he was talking a lot of

2:44:01

shit about the ufc and who the knows man it's sad i hope he i hope it all gets

2:44:07

cleared up i mean i think

2:44:09

the guy should have got suspended for a while but i don't know what the number

2:44:12

is i ran from a drug

2:44:13

test once did you the fence came right to my house i wouldn't open the door i

2:44:17

wasn't even hot i was high

2:44:20

being hot last night or two nights ago i was high on weed or a coke everything

2:44:26

i sent my wife somewhere where the did i go my friends came out i was on

2:44:31

probation

2:44:32

and i did something i told my wife me and my buddies were going to aspen so she

2:44:37

left that afternoon to

2:44:37

her parents or something with the baby and i stayed at the house blasting and

2:44:43

they call me they go what are

2:44:44

you leaving i go i'm already at the you know i'm going right now the car's

2:44:48

coming we're leaving

2:44:49

and they go okay we thought you said five o'clock no no no one o'clock i'm

2:44:52

leaving right now i gotta

2:44:54

go and i hung up about ten minutes later the guy knocked on the door we were

2:44:57

talking in the kitchen

2:44:58

we got to hide i had to go upstairs they kept knocking i think i could hear

2:45:03

somebody in there

2:45:04

can't hear nothing are they allowed to they're not allowed to break in they can't

2:45:09

break in for a drug

2:45:10

test they just come to your house but if he would have knocked them and said i'm

2:45:13

not giving him a

2:45:14

drug test he would have came back with a sheriff oh right right right they call

2:45:18

the sheriff

2:45:19

i would open the door dog you know what's the most up is drug tests for

2:45:27

companies

2:45:28

where they test you for weed and you're not even like it's not even like while

2:45:32

you're on the job

2:45:33

like ups something like along those lines like they'll test you to make sure

2:45:37

you're not doing drugs

2:45:39

while you work for them as if someone can tell you what to do with your time

2:45:43

like when you leave

2:45:45

like you could start drinking at monday at five o'clock you could ask everybody

2:45:49

at work hey you

2:45:50

guys want to go do drugs let's go down to the bar and do liquid drugs and

2:45:54

everybody's like yeah we're

2:45:55

gonna go meet joey for a couple liquid drugs you know and everybody's fine with

2:45:59

that because it's all

2:46:01

alcohol it's all legal and but if you said hey you know you guys want to smoke

2:46:04

some joints after this

2:46:06

over everybody be like what the fuck man you're gonna get fired from ups they're

2:46:09

gonna drug test

2:46:10

you you're fucked and they will they they could they could hit you with a

2:46:13

random drug and they could

2:46:15

fire you bait and you could get drunk as fuck from 5 p.m to 10 p.m sunday night

2:46:23

crash wake up head

2:46:24

pounding drive into work hungover as fuck drinking pediolite and gatorade and

2:46:29

water and and you're fine

2:46:32

nobody nobody nobody can say a word they'll drug test you you'll pass a flying

2:46:34

collar as long as you're

2:46:35

not actively drunk on the job you're fine that's some goofy shit a kid hit me

2:46:41

up from boulder

2:46:42

he went to get a job at fisher they take your fucking hair now jack don't god

2:46:48

of the piss take

2:46:48

your hair yeah that should be illegal that's a invasion of privacy to vegas too

2:46:54

at those casinos

2:46:55

hair come on give us the hair so you can't smoke weed can't do nothing dog what

2:47:00

if you have a medical

2:47:01

prescription there's a lot of places don't even give a fuck even if you have a

2:47:04

medical

2:47:05

a medical prescription i don't give a fuck about nothing i was thinking the

2:47:10

same thing i was

2:47:11

thinking about let's say a guy that's in a californian prison

2:47:14

not getting the right medication for whatever his thing is eventually that's

2:47:20

going to happen

2:47:20

some guy in prison is going to raise his hand and get an attorney

2:47:24

i don't know what he's going to win but you lose your rights when you're a felon

2:47:29

you lose your rights to what you lose your rights but i don't think you lose

2:47:34

your rights to proper

2:47:35

medical attention so if you get diagnosed with adhd or something like that the

2:47:39

doctor says cannabis is

2:47:40

the best medication what do you think and it's a state law it's a state law

2:47:44

this is a federal the

2:47:45

federal law is the real issue the federal somebody in california is going to

2:47:50

eventually go i'm not

2:47:51

getting the right medication in prison because they don't we're almost out of

2:47:54

time so i got to ask you

2:47:55

about this because this just came out what like the whole john jones thing you

2:47:58

know knowing your past

2:48:00

and your your past experiences with coke what did you think about that when

2:48:03

that all went down

2:48:04

i had heard rumors i'm not gonna lie to you i just didn't say nothing to you

2:48:09

because i didn't want

2:48:10

you you know drilling me that night we were in vegas and we ate the mushrooms

2:48:15

and we came back and

2:48:16

john jones was at the dinner table i told dara when john jones got up there's

2:48:20

rumors he's doing blow

2:48:22

from here in l.a two people told me and you know me i don't care i never

2:48:27

repeated it i'm not that type

2:48:29

of person i just but didn't surprise me i'm not mad enough it breaks my heart

2:48:36

people are sitting there

2:48:38

that don't do blow and are wondering how can a champion risk his family and

2:48:43

everything cocaine has no

2:48:44

nothing i had a baby inside the room with my wife in there i'm on federal

2:48:49

probation and i'm snorting

2:48:51

blow outside i'm hiding the beers in the snow i would let the dog out that's

2:48:54

what i would do

2:48:55

she'd be in the room reading what are you doing i'm letting the dog out that

2:48:59

dog was the only dog

2:49:00

that went out every 15 minutes he'd go out i'd open the can of beer crack it

2:49:05

drink it down it put

2:49:06

it back in the snow and i'd do two lines and go back in the house that's

2:49:09

hilarious knowing that

2:49:10

they were going to throw me in jail knowing knowing they were going to throw me

2:49:14

in jail if they pissed

2:49:15

test knowing i would drink vinegar i told the story out here before when i went

2:49:19

through that year in the

2:49:21

halfway house drinking vinegar and putting pool cleaner on my dick and you know

2:49:25

cranberry juice and

2:49:27

vinegar and gatorade and just letting it go when you're addicted like that

2:49:31

nothing means anything

2:49:32

you know here's a question here's a question is it possible that a guy could

2:49:36

just enjoy a little

2:49:37

coke every now and then yeah you say yes yeah but you you don't have an

2:49:42

addiction thing you've done

2:49:43

coke before you've never been addicted but he's found himself in dark places if

2:49:46

not he'd do it

2:49:47

every night he knows how scary it is i can see where every night i could yeah i

2:49:51

could see where for

2:49:52

certain people once you get scared with it yeah then you respect it but don't

2:49:56

you get scared with

2:49:57

alcohol too like if you get really drunk and up i've been really drunk and up

2:50:02

before i was like wow

2:50:02

you could die from this you know i've thrown up in garbage cans i mean i've

2:50:06

been hammered before

2:50:08

where i i think i wonder like isn't that just as destructive as cocaine no

2:50:12

because you're not

2:50:13

spending hundreds and hundreds of dollars every night on alcohol usually you

2:50:18

know if you usually

2:50:19

drink a bottle of jack and you puke where cocaine you could be up till 10 in

2:50:23

the morning still buying it

2:50:25

you know oh because you keep going you keep on going because it's it's energy

2:50:29

it's pretty much

2:50:30

just like hey i'm awake i feel great i want to get done i want to so that's the

2:50:34

issue is that you keep

2:50:35

going yeah so like a guy like john jones who has a lot of money like the money's

2:50:40

not an issue for him

2:50:41

but the keeping going is an issue keeping going and bitches man because the

2:50:44

bitches love cooking

2:50:46

where was he going we had i feel very bad for greg jackson's camp because

2:50:50

somebody had to know that

2:50:53

yeah well people probably knew you know but they also knew he's the baddest

2:50:57

motherfucker doing it

2:50:58

with in fighting right now nobody just goes buys a package and does it by

2:51:01

themselves right he's got

2:51:02

to be doing it with somebody my heart goes out to him but does but do you think

2:51:06

he could be fine with

2:51:07

it i mean brian do you think he could be fine with it do you think that if you

2:51:10

if you're a disciplined

2:51:11

guy you know because you you haven't had the problem that that maybe joey's had

2:51:15

you know you've never

2:51:16

been like full-on addicted like for long periods of time no so do you think

2:51:20

that a guy like him who's

2:51:21

an athlete who's a strong-minded dude is very disciplined i mean john jones

2:51:24

when he's training

2:51:25

like when he trained for this fight for daniel cormier he was disciplined the

2:51:29

word on the street

2:51:30

the word from albuquerque was this guy's training hard twice a day doing

2:51:35

everything

2:51:35

he can to beat this mother well he got popped this end before so obviously he

2:51:38

wasn't training that hard

2:51:39

he got popped four weeks before the fight it's true that's a good point so he

2:51:42

didn't get he wasn't

2:51:43

training that hard he was still doing the cocaine which is mind-boggling to a

2:51:47

guy like me but i

2:51:48

understand it because i was addicted uh it just depends how much he does i know

2:51:53

people that just

2:51:55

do it i had a friend that was a tremendous athlete and one night in front of me

2:51:59

he whipped out a package

2:52:01

and i almost died and i go what the are you doing and he goes at the beginning

2:52:05

of the night i always do two

2:52:06

bumps so i can drink with the rest of these assholes and i throw it away or i

2:52:09

give it away yeah he could

2:52:11

do two bumps and drink like it was no tomorrow for two or three hours pee and

2:52:15

then go home

2:52:16

because it's different everybody has a different way of partying a different

2:52:22

way of doing coke

2:52:23

some people could do a little coke yeah but everything starts off easy in the

2:52:28

drug world

2:52:28

everything's a party i'm happy they caught him now i don't know what level of

2:52:33

the addiction he was up

2:52:34

to it maybe he just done it the first time none of us know until he tells the

2:52:37

truth

2:52:38

and it's also a thing of john is so good that maybe while he's doing it and he's

2:52:44

still winning

2:52:45

he's still beating guys he's so good he can do coke four weeks out you know he

2:52:49

could have done coke

2:52:50

three days before dawg this is laurence taylor was fucking you know friday

2:52:55

night new jersey you're playing

2:52:56

sunday really we think laurence taylor went home and drank gatorade well how

2:53:00

bad does it

2:53:00

fuck you up if he did do it on friday night you up baby listen it fucks up your

2:53:05

heart your breathing

2:53:07

it fucks up a lot of things but once you get back in there you're back in there

2:53:10

i know as a comedian

2:53:11

if i did it two nights in a row it affected me as a comic i couldn't really

2:53:15

control my words

2:53:16

i could control a lot of things and i'm very good with a lot of things in my

2:53:21

system the thc and edibles

2:53:22

once i did coke two days you can tell as a cop you're talking about raging two

2:53:26

days all night long all

2:53:28

morning long a gram and a half till four in the morning i was you know i could

2:53:32

do two grams in

2:53:34

a night till four in the morning go back to sleep i'm talking and no drinking i

2:53:38

knew on thursday that

2:53:39

might i knew that my stand-up was falling apart with fighting it's something

2:53:44

different you want

2:53:45

to be crazy but then again when i sold sports information i always did better

2:53:49

with a hangover

2:53:51

really i was unconscious i worked off technique i worked off technique i worked

2:53:56

off technique

2:53:57

i was unconscious everything had to be so you didn't overthink things i didn't

2:54:01

overthink things

2:54:01

i closed them i stuck to the pitch i took those beats so maybe when you're

2:54:06

unconscious you're more

2:54:08

i'm not saying that this poor kid did it before he fought i can't see it listen

2:54:12

right here we're in

2:54:13

the room with men 24 years i've been doing stand-up i did cocaine and went on

2:54:16

stage one time march 17 1992

2:54:20

was my second year doing comedy i thought i could do coke like richard pryer

2:54:23

and talk it doesn't work

2:54:25

so did michael richards yeah it doesn't work that way it doesn't work that way

2:54:28

you do coke and go on

2:54:29

stage you might kill one time ask kenison if he killed at the end it was a

2:54:33

nightmare you have no emotion

2:54:36

you have no emotion the cocaine cuts to your heart and the material so all you

2:54:40

are is red man give me

2:54:41

your jokes right i see what you're saying yeah when i say a joke oh man my leg

2:54:48

goes under i've seen

2:54:50

guys that are coked up on stage too and there are they are very robotic robotic

2:54:54

it's over you just

2:54:55

you're working off technique and with stand-up you can't work off technique

2:54:59

yeah with jujitsu and me

2:55:00

punching yeah you know i can grab that arm and underhook with stand-up there's

2:55:05

no technique the

2:55:05

technique is my emotion the technique is my pain i have to feel that i have to

2:55:10

feel that energy

2:55:11

once i have the bridge is broken once i do blow once i do blow my brother the

2:55:18

bridge breaks

2:55:19

there's no disconnect yeah i can still yell the jokes at you hey what do you

2:55:23

get with the chicken

2:55:24

crosses you know what i'm saying right but there's nothing there so i don't see

2:55:28

it i just hope he gets

2:55:30

better you know i hope that uh it was a you know it's just something that he

2:55:34

was doing every couple

2:55:36

weeks just to burn some energy it's amazing that he could party like that and

2:55:40

still kick everybody

2:55:41

we don't know what he did we don't know how he partied well we know he was

2:55:45

doing coke four weeks out

2:55:47

he could have just been with a girl they had like we could have done a blast

2:55:50

listen you're with a girl

2:55:52

she got a tremendous piece of pussy a diamond big study on her belly button her

2:55:57

ass don't smell like

2:55:58

flowers you know what maybe you didn't do coke maybe she put a coke rock in her

2:56:02

pussy you licked it

2:56:04

mmm you know maybe you touched it there's so many things but if i came to you

2:56:08

and said joe rogan

2:56:09

i didn't do blow i just put it on the girl's belly button right joey jesus i've

2:56:14

known you 20 years

2:56:15

you look at me with that one well it was only metabolites that he tested for so

2:56:21

somewhere between

2:56:21

two and four days before that well it was a great test because usually the

2:56:25

cocaine's gone 72 hours

2:56:27

this test got you till about eight or nine days all right we're running out of

2:56:31

time we did our three uh

2:56:33

when uh when can people see again buffalo helium next week oh and then the

2:56:38

funny bone in columbus super

2:56:39

football weekend uh all of it at joey diaz dot com all of it at joey diaz dot

2:56:43

net dot net joey

2:56:44

love you too man uh january 30th uh i'm at the mirage with ian edwards and tony

2:56:52

hinchcliffe

2:56:53

that's january 30th in vegas mirage uh everything else is sold out boston this

2:56:59

weekend next weekend

2:57:00

rather next saturday night sold out at that laugh comedy i'll be back i'm going

2:57:03

to come back in the

2:57:04

spring probably and i'll do the wilbert theater for a couple nights um i'm

2:57:07

sorry everything sold out so

2:57:09

quick and it was only two shows and people didn't get a chance to get tickets

2:57:12

but i'll be back i

2:57:13

i didn't forget where i came from um i will be back uh and uh helium in portland

2:57:19

that's all sold out

2:57:20

too so sorry naughty show wednesday joe yeah naughty show wednesday we're going

2:57:24

to be at the comedy store

2:57:25

uh 9 p.m in the main room and is a fuck load of talent jim jeffries is on the

2:57:32

show brian's on the

2:57:33

show tripoli's on the show ari shafir's on the show morgan murphy's hilarious

2:57:39

honey rotten yeah okay

2:57:41

beautiful uh we'll be there so we'll see you fox very soon all right much love

2:57:45

see you soon hey what

2:57:46

what size kettlebell is