Speaker 1: The Nicky Gliser Podcast. Here's Nikki. Hello, here, I am
Speaker 1: welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: It's Nicky Glazer Podcast live from l A in person
Speaker 2: with Brian Frangie.
Speaker 1: Hello, Sean O'Connor. Hey, and you know her, you love her,
Speaker 1: you hear better all the time.
Speaker 2: She's been on the show before, and she's back by
Speaker 2: popular demand and because Andrew Collin got really violently sick.
Speaker 1: So please welcome to the show. Emmy Emily Chardie.
Speaker 2: Sorry, I was really focused on your last name, so
Speaker 2: I fucked up your first so's gen ZM. Everyone.
Speaker 3: Sorry, I about to say that's name.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like no one, I barely know your last name.
Speaker 1: It's Jense.
Speaker 2: Does it feel like does it feel flippant? Because I
Speaker 2: remember one time you were like in your phone, up hi,
Speaker 2: m Emily, Emily up hi. Everyone has me that's Emily
Speaker 2: up high and I'm like, oh.
Speaker 1: Emily social media, Emily social girl.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I was like, I'm more than that.
Speaker 3: My wife is still in my phone. My wife is
Speaker 3: still in my own as girl from bar amazing.
Speaker 2: My boyfriend actually is in my name, is in my
Speaker 2: phone right now. Under his name is World Record Association. Okay,
Speaker 2: which is really the story behind him is interesting. But
Speaker 2: he his nickname is SeaWorld because his name is Chris,
Speaker 2: so it's like Chris's World. But it's like sounds like
Speaker 2: you're saying SeaWorld, So we call him. His family calls
Speaker 2: him SeaWorld and so shortened to that. A lot of
Speaker 2: people call him World. I don't, but I know that's
Speaker 2: what he's called. So he keeps showing up in my
Speaker 2: phone as World, which is what we call him. But
Speaker 2: the reason he's in my phone is world Record Association
Speaker 2: is because this weekend Thanksgiving night, my nephew, who's seven,
Speaker 2: your son, Nolan's age, same age, like, went out on
Speaker 2: the front porch.
Speaker 1: And we were just like in the family room watching TV.
Speaker 2: I was at my parents' house with my nephews and
Speaker 2: my niece and my sister and my brother in law Matt.
Speaker 2: And my brother in law Matt comes in and is like, hey, guys,
Speaker 2: are those doing this thing on the porch. He's like
Speaker 2: he all of a sudden like wants to set a record,
Speaker 2: and we're like what, and they like he wants he
Speaker 2: just he's on the porch. He was sitting on a
Speaker 2: ball he found in a tree, like a soccer ball,
Speaker 2: He's sitting on a ball on the front porch, on
Speaker 2: a bench on my parents' front porch, and he asked
Speaker 2: for my phone and he just said, I want to
Speaker 2: just like set a record for like how long to
Speaker 2: sit on a ball. And so we were like, where
Speaker 2: is he getting this from. I went out there to
Speaker 2: check on it, and he's like, I'm gonna set a record.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, oh my god, what is the record.
Speaker 2: He's like, I'm setting it. I'm like, you're right, you are,
Speaker 2: Like this is amazing. And so then we got in
Speaker 2: this whole thing of like, you're setting a record. This
Speaker 2: is the coolest thing that's ever happened. Oh my god,
Speaker 2: I can't believe you're doing this. It's so cold outside.
Speaker 2: You're gonna sell this ball. How long are you gonna
Speaker 2: go He's like maybe an hour. I'm like, oh my god.
Speaker 2: And also we get a break from him for an hour.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's on the porch.
Speaker 1: Alah.
Speaker 2: We keep so over the course of the hour, we're
Speaker 2: like amping this up. We keep bringing him out blankets.
Speaker 2: It's like thirty he's outside, We're bringing him hot coco.
Speaker 2: We're like, how are you doing this? This is amazing.
Speaker 1: So He's just sitting like a bird on an egg
Speaker 1: on a ball on on a bench on my parents'
Speaker 1: front porch. We're watching TV in the family room.
Speaker 2: And then a couple of times I bring him, like,
Speaker 2: you know, a blanket and some gloves, and he just
Speaker 2: casually mentions like you should call someone about this, Like.
Speaker 1: You should you should call.
Speaker 2: Like because he kind of knows I'm the one that
Speaker 2: might have connections to like getting things out there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so he's like, you should.
Speaker 2: Call someone, and I'm like I should, You're right, and
Speaker 2: but I kind of like brushed it off when he
Speaker 2: first said, like, yeah, people deserve to know about this.
Speaker 1: We'll let people know, you know.
Speaker 2: And then the second time he said, I was like
Speaker 2: I gotta do something, like I gotta like come through
Speaker 2: on this roim. So I texted Chris, who was at
Speaker 2: his parents' house, and I was like, Hey, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: call you and will you just pretend that you are
Speaker 2: like at the World Record Association, And because he didn't
Speaker 2: know about Guinness Book of World Records, but we were
Speaker 2: like that you're and we're telling you about this world
Speaker 2: record and will you just it's he's sitting on a bench,
Speaker 2: sitting on a ball on a bench, and so I
Speaker 2: called Chris and I put him in my phone because
Speaker 2: I did because Arlow might have been suspicious and been like,
Speaker 2: is it really?
Speaker 1: And I go, it's the World Record Association.
Speaker 2: Like that, I got their number, and Chris fucking nailed
Speaker 2: it was.
Speaker 1: He was Jerry.
Speaker 2: McGinnis and he kind of had a Southern accent and
Speaker 2: he's like, now, tell me about what's going on there,
Speaker 2: and I go, we got a young but we got
Speaker 2: a boy who's sitting on a front porch in the cold.
Speaker 2: He goes, not in the cold, really the cold. Well,
Speaker 2: it's gotta be at least sixty degrees there, right, We go, no,
Speaker 2: it's thirty.
Speaker 1: And he goes, oh, so you got a boy sitting
Speaker 1: on a bench on a ball the bench.
Speaker 2: Now we got we got a little timmy flattery. He
Speaker 2: now he did fifty three minutes back in August of
Speaker 2: seventy seven. And so he's going through like his records
Speaker 2: and he goes, now, this boy's got he's got to
Speaker 2: be about what fifteen sixteen? And I go, no, sir, no,
Speaker 2: this is a seven year old.
Speaker 1: He goes seven years old. Well, this is going right
Speaker 1: to the top of the deck.
Speaker 2: So then he's like, so, Arlow's listening to this on
Speaker 2: speaker and just like on this ball.
Speaker 3: Like so.
Speaker 2: And so then I was like, so, does he get
Speaker 2: something in the mail once we like, once he has
Speaker 2: achieved the record, because he's at twenty two minutes down,
Speaker 2: he goes, well, if he gets another thirty one minutes,
Speaker 2: I mean we will have no choice but to dethrone
Speaker 2: timmy flattery and send him a certificate.
Speaker 1: And so I go, and he'll get that in the mail.
Speaker 2: And I knew Chris would like mail him something, so
Speaker 2: I was like, this will be great, we'll do it later.
Speaker 1: But then Chris is like, no, I'm going to photoshop
Speaker 1: it right now.
Speaker 2: So he like made this amazing certificate with like different colors.
Speaker 2: And then my dad of like, who has a color
Speaker 2: printer in this world?
Speaker 1: Kingoes aren't open on Thanksgiving?
Speaker 2: That no world would this have ever worked out except
Speaker 2: my dad has a working color printer and never used.
Speaker 1: I'd never use the color cartridge.
Speaker 2: So yeah, so he printed up this certificate that Arlow
Speaker 2: is holding proudly. It's so he couldn't believe, and he
Speaker 2: kept asking if there was money involved, and Chris, Chris
Speaker 2: almost put a caveat on the certificate for it to
Speaker 2: say like your favorite aunt must reward you one hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: It looks really good because.
Speaker 1: It's he did such a good job on it.
Speaker 4: Wow, it's got a seal and everything is that that
Speaker 4: looks like a real seal.
Speaker 1: And it has the picture of our low holding his tongue.
Speaker 2: This is official, folks, Yeah, World Record Association.
Speaker 1: It's signed by Jerry McGinnis.
Speaker 4: Record for sitting on a ball on a porch fifty
Speaker 4: seven minutes in one second temperature during record an impressive
Speaker 4: thirty six degree.
Speaker 3: That is incredible. That is so well done.
Speaker 2: It's so fun to like, I understand Santa now, like
Speaker 2: because he's gonna because someone goes, when are you gonna
Speaker 2: tell mem?
Speaker 1: It was a lie? Like everyone that night was like
Speaker 1: when are we going to tell him?
Speaker 2: And I go the you're all lying on about Santa constantly,
Speaker 2: like why can't we add more lies to the I'm
Speaker 2: gonna lead because I don't believe in lying about Santa,
Speaker 2: but we're going to min as.
Speaker 4: Well, here's what the guy your next. You got to
Speaker 4: get a call. He has to get a call from
Speaker 4: Timmy Flattery being really.
Speaker 1: Pissed all hilarious.
Speaker 4: Now he's probably in his seventies if he was a
Speaker 4: fifteen year old boy in nineteen seventy seven. Yeah, so
Speaker 4: you gotta get a seven year old man, any seven
Speaker 4: year old man, you know, to come up to him,
Speaker 4: be like, you broke my record. I'll never forget.
Speaker 3: That he is.
Speaker 2: But he's been flaunting it. He's been talking about it.
Speaker 2: They're like it's they're gonna get it framed. Like I
Speaker 2: just you know, do you guys remember as a kid,
Speaker 2: like having any kind of like winning something or like
Speaker 2: having them Like wouldn't it for us threes?
Speaker 3: Sean?
Speaker 1: That would have been three as ad any.
Speaker 2: Gram three as you are too, because you did the
Speaker 2: quiz Like wouldn't you have Like wouldn't this a major
Speaker 2: childhood Like?
Speaker 1: I think I was just trying to gift him what
Speaker 1: I would have wanted.
Speaker 3: Oh absolutely, I want to be lied to, like to
Speaker 3: the point where I wanted. I want to succeed so much.
Speaker 3: There was a Ghostbuster's comic book and I still have
Speaker 3: it at my parents' house that I took my older
Speaker 3: cousin's drawing him slimer and sent it in as me
Speaker 3: as like.
Speaker 4: A four year old, yet full credit.
Speaker 3: They must have thought I was like the most talented
Speaker 3: four year old. I was just a fucking liar.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, you were talented in devious ways.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I love. I loved lying growing up, and
Speaker 3: like I get, I didn't.
Speaker 1: Like lying, but I just wanted I wanted notoriety.
Speaker 3: Oh, I wanted it so bad. Like I remember a
Speaker 3: basketball camp I told everyone I was Chris Farley's cousin
Speaker 3: because I like kind of looked like that did everyone
Speaker 3: called me Farley and I was in heaven?
Speaker 1: Did you get to take.
Speaker 3: Doing the summer camp that I like, he like died
Speaker 3: in like July or something I had to I was
Speaker 3: actually really sad.
Speaker 1: So like, yeah, did you play it up?
Speaker 3: Though? No? No, but I think my mom told me
Speaker 3: to stop doing it. That's that's a good lie.
Speaker 2: I I don't think I was like a lie. That's
Speaker 2: a different type of three. Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, that's can go either way.
Speaker 1: They're some of the worst people in the world.
Speaker 4: Any number can go anyway. But you don't like taking
Speaker 4: credit for things that aren't that.
Speaker 3: I haven't done.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so that there's there's a differentiation here.
Speaker 3: I don't do that anymore.
Speaker 1: This was very much like, No, that's who you were.
Speaker 3: I was just an unremarkable like child and I wanted
Speaker 3: All I wanted was to be like Matilda or something.
Speaker 3: I wanted.
Speaker 2: Oh, I would stare at spoon so much and try
Speaker 2: to get them to move.
Speaker 1: I wanted some kind of power.
Speaker 4: Oh, all that's it?
Speaker 3: Like so that I feel like that's a three move.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But I think like all kids want like attention,
Speaker 2: Like did you do you guys relate to that of
Speaker 2: like Brian you probably it's.
Speaker 4: It's in different ways though it's not. It doesn't matter
Speaker 4: if you want attention or if you want power. It
Speaker 4: matters why. What is the thing? What is the reason
Speaker 4: for your trauma that you're covering up? What is your method?
Speaker 2: But as a kid, do you remember getting any kind
Speaker 2: of special at tension that really made you feel so good?
Speaker 4: Well, for different reasons. For one reason, so I remember
Speaker 4: a camp. I also lied about something. I was on
Speaker 4: a bus and it was a really hot day and
Speaker 4: we were stuck in traffic and like I think the
Speaker 4: bus overheated or something, and I felt that this was
Speaker 4: unacceptable to have all these kids on the hot bus
Speaker 4: for hours and hours, and so I it is it
Speaker 4: is It was hours and hours. It was like six
Speaker 4: or seven hours. We're on this hot bus on the
Speaker 4: side of the highway and we're all getting so hot
Speaker 4: and we're sweating. And then eventually I took off my
Speaker 4: shirt and I was like getting I'm like, I'm so hot,
Speaker 4: I'm so hot. And then this was that was probably
Speaker 4: seven or something, and I was like, I'm so hot.
Speaker 4: I can't take it anymore. There was no water. It
Speaker 4: was like there was a bus driver. And then I
Speaker 4: pretended to faint.
Speaker 2: Oh did you tell, like a friend you were.
Speaker 3: Going to do it or is it no?
Speaker 4: I just said someone has to serve justice here. This
Speaker 4: is what happened. So I wore rosa parks of that's right.
Speaker 4: Instead of sitting down, I fell over it. So I
Speaker 4: pretended to faint and then it was like a big deal.
Speaker 4: I didn't realize that he missed a huge deal. But
Speaker 4: they made a really big deal about this camp because
Speaker 4: it was like he fainted on the puff exhaustion and
Speaker 4: they had they took me to the nurse all day
Speaker 4: and they were trying to give me all these.
Speaker 2: Does that make sense because you saw that's what was
Speaker 2: going to happen. I had to just do it, to
Speaker 2: prove to them that this is a lot.
Speaker 4: Like take this seriously. We're a bunch of seven year
Speaker 4: olds the bus. It's probably like one hundred and twenty
Speaker 4: degrees inside this bus. Yes, and we're just sitting here
Speaker 4: for like four or five hours. Doesn't any sense?
Speaker 2: My god. I one time I was at a Dodgers
Speaker 2: game and they're I don't know if you've been up
Speaker 2: in like the like higher up seats there, but like
Speaker 2: there is a drop off, a sudden drop off where
Speaker 2: it like you know, there's like a place to go
Speaker 2: out to get concessions so that the stands drop off
Speaker 2: and there's no there's a very small, shitty guard rail
Speaker 2: separating like seats that are very high up off of
Speaker 2: just pure pavement. Yeah, and there was a child like
Speaker 2: by it. I was so distracted during the game. I
Speaker 2: couldn't like, I couldn't stop thinking about it, and I
Speaker 2: couldn't believe everyone else wasn't alarmed by this.
Speaker 4: It's amazing or people don't fall off believe.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh that's true. And we're like hotel balconies.
Speaker 2: When I'm out there, sometimes I'm like, how are kids
Speaker 2: not dying all of the time? Because teens are always
Speaker 2: trying to show off and flirting. Like, how have flirty
Speaker 2: teens not died here more often? I don't know, but
Speaker 2: I like, it's not like I was going to fall
Speaker 2: to make it happen, but I felt where Yeah, I
Speaker 2: thought I thought about pulling on.
Speaker 1: Michael Jackson showing.
Speaker 2: But I there was something in me that was like,
Speaker 2: I want this these people. I need something to happen
Speaker 2: here for this to change, right, because otherwise it's like,
Speaker 2: but no.
Speaker 1: One seemed to care.
Speaker 4: Nobody cares.
Speaker 1: People just walk on the road when there's traffic.
Speaker 3: I will say it's crazy at like Dodger Stadium, very particularly,
Speaker 3: people are just getting wasted with their kids waste and
Speaker 3: just letting their kids do whatever they're and it's wild.
Speaker 1: I think kids are dying and they're coming up. There's
Speaker 1: no way kids are.
Speaker 3: Dying where they cruise ships.
Speaker 2: They're almost because you go, how is this not happening
Speaker 2: when you see a hazard like that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think someone's going to I mean, I don't
Speaker 4: want to say this, but I'm waiting for the first
Speaker 4: sphere fall because that's really steep in this fall sphere,
Speaker 4: in the sphere in Vegas, it's so steep.
Speaker 2: Wait, speaking up, I went to Imax last night to
Speaker 2: see Wicked with my parents.
Speaker 1: This is the same steepness my parents.
Speaker 2: My parents, we said the same exact thing, literally less
Speaker 2: than like, you know, less than twenty four hours ago
Speaker 2: about how how do people not fall in Imax all
Speaker 2: the time because there's this six inches to walk and
Speaker 2: it is a straight shot down.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's crazy, Like I mean, Imax at least you're
Speaker 3: not like inebriated, but like the Sphere like Fish is
Speaker 3: doing shows the like it's why how.
Speaker 1: Are people not getting hurt? It really is crazy.
Speaker 3: Just like tripping balls and.
Speaker 1: And tripping over. Yes, yes, you're so right.
Speaker 4: When I was watching Wicked, I was thinking at the
Speaker 4: beginning of it that it would be nice to see
Speaker 4: this in Imax or in the Sphere because it was
Speaker 4: it was visually stunning, and I felt like I was
Speaker 4: on a ride at the beginning. Well yeah, and seeing
Speaker 4: it on a regular screen I felt like was doing
Speaker 4: it a disservice.
Speaker 2: I I the exact opposite thing. I go, you know what,
Speaker 2: I think I got to see this in a regular
Speaker 2: one because the start of the Imax show, it was
Speaker 2: they showed a preview for the new.
Speaker 1: Line the mustapha Ulfassa.
Speaker 3: Yeah, move fasso.
Speaker 1: It seems like it's just the Lion King again. I didn't.
Speaker 3: It's yeah, it's just kind of it's basically the same
Speaker 3: I could.
Speaker 1: I was so distracted though, because it was the trailer.
Speaker 2: Was not fit to the Imax screen, so it was
Speaker 2: just like whoa, and my mom and I were like,
Speaker 2: this sucks, Like if this is what Wicked is, we're
Speaker 2: leaving immediately because you can't you can't focus on anything.
Speaker 2: And there were times where, like on the side of
Speaker 2: the screen during what Wicked was much better formatted for it,
Speaker 2: but there were times during it where someone would appear
Speaker 2: on the side and you wouldn't even know that they
Speaker 2: were there because they're like way up on the side.
Speaker 2: Character with lines like would come in and you're like, whoa,
Speaker 2: she's on you like, turn your head over. But other
Speaker 2: than that, there were some cool moments when she runs
Speaker 2: to the edge of the cliff.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that was.
Speaker 1: I think my favorite part of all. So we've all
Speaker 1: seen a Wicked here.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's that's a real Everyone applauded in my
Speaker 2: theater at the end of that.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm sure everyone applauded at your theater too, because.
Speaker 2: At that point Culver City, nobody in mine.
Speaker 3: No nobody saying in mine.
Speaker 1: They told us not to. There was announcements to announcements before.
Speaker 3: But the only cheering that happened outside at the end
Speaker 3: because it did get an applause break at the end, Like,
Speaker 3: but was that Nicole Kidman intro still is getting clips.
Speaker 3: I'm so tired of it. I'm so embarrassed for people
Speaker 3: who like it. That's so.
Speaker 1: Do they like it? Ironically at this point?
Speaker 3: Isn't that I do?
Speaker 4: So, I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 3: Do you not go to AMC's Did you see.
Speaker 1: Our merch video?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, we did it waited a video on to it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I only go.
Speaker 4: To the Culver City Theater, which is owned by Amazon.
Speaker 3: Now, oh so every AMC showing for the last three
Speaker 3: years to get us out of the pandemic. Nicole Kidman
Speaker 3: film this thing where she's alone in a movie theater
Speaker 3: and she's just swept away by films like Jurassic World,
Speaker 3: and she does this like it's like this incredibly.
Speaker 2: Doesn't she walk in from the park.
Speaker 3: We come here to laugh, We come here.
Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah, it's really just you.
Speaker 2: Know, hammed up, yeah, melodramatic, and and it became like
Speaker 2: a meme, like people are making fun of it. So
Speaker 2: I now think that people like it because it's so ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Like they're cheering when it comes on the very stuny
Speaker 3: because no one knows all the words and he just
Speaker 3: minds like says that along with that exactly.
Speaker 2: But that's what we used to do it at our
Speaker 2: movie theater in Saint Louis. I still have the thing
Speaker 2: memorized of like where and birth, you know, like the
Speaker 2: little song like there was only I would only hear
Speaker 2: it in that context, and I still have it. It's
Speaker 2: burned in my because, yeah, I used to see so
Speaker 2: I was voted most likely in my eighth grade class
Speaker 2: to be Siskel and Ebert.
Speaker 3: Not when you want.
Speaker 1: To be like a pretty girl on screen for a
Speaker 1: few movies.
Speaker 3: You are so Ebert.
Speaker 1: I hated it. I legit hated it.
Speaker 3: But would you give it.
Speaker 4: I want to hear what you heard about how you
Speaker 4: felt about Wicked. But now I'm saying, we got to
Speaker 4: take a break.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's take a break.
Speaker 2: And then, by the way, Brian's telling us what Noah's
Speaker 2: saying because he's wearing headphones and I'm not because I
Speaker 2: just got my hair and my hair done or no, sorry,
Speaker 2: my makeup done.
Speaker 1: My hair is not done. I haven't watched it in
Speaker 1: three days.
Speaker 2: But my makeup I just got done by a girl
Speaker 2: who I might be using from now on, or like
Speaker 2: not from now on, but like mixing into.
Speaker 1: My makeup team.
Speaker 2: So we did a trial run that Emily set up
Speaker 2: and we go, oh, we'll just bring it to the podcast.
Speaker 2: And so if you're watching at homes or you know,
Speaker 2: on YouTube, that's why my face looks.
Speaker 1: So different because I hadn't makeup done. That looks amazing.
Speaker 1: We'll be back up to this. We'll talk about Wicked.
Speaker 2: Okay, I saw Wicked, and I really knew nothing going
Speaker 2: in except I have been kind of in preparation of
Speaker 2: it getting into the Defying Gravity song, Like I was like,
Speaker 2: I gotta.
Speaker 1: Check on the song.
Speaker 2: And I when Chris used to do his radio show, Uh,
Speaker 2: Wicked was coming to like the Fox Theater, and so
Speaker 2: they would play little snippets and it was.
Speaker 1: Like look to the Western Sky. It was like that
Speaker 1: line and then it was like.
Speaker 2: Those two lines, and I was like I learned them
Speaker 2: from this ad that I heard over and over when
Speaker 2: I used to listen to Chris's show every day, and
Speaker 2: so I knew those lines. I was like, I want
Speaker 2: to go to the song that has those and that
Speaker 2: song fucking is awesome.
Speaker 4: And there's like.
Speaker 1: Seven songs in it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Visible Unlimited, like there's all these like different
Speaker 2: areas it goes to and yeah, wait, so.
Speaker 4: You never saw the musical?
Speaker 1: No what I knew nothing?
Speaker 2: I did, but I kind of heard of scared of
Speaker 2: Wizard of Oz, Like I know the beats and I
Speaker 2: obviously know everything, but I don't I never really care.
Speaker 1: Did you connect any of it? No, I didn't.
Speaker 2: I don't remember anything about I know there's like a
Speaker 2: witch that had you didn't connect.
Speaker 5: Like, can I like say things that happened in the movie.
Speaker 1: But Glinda is the road when they choose the color
Speaker 1: of the road.
Speaker 3: Yea, yeah, I know I know all the Yeah.
Speaker 2: I know that Oz is like he has the big
Speaker 2: thing in front of him and he's a small guy behind. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I didn't really, but I don't know this.
Speaker 4: You know that The Wizard was a movie, right, yes?
Speaker 1: And I knew that they used asbestos instead.
Speaker 4: Of snow and then the one munchkin that hung himself.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, they all they all kind of died. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then also all of the Munchkins they were kept
Speaker 3: in a hotel. They were all there's like a movie
Speaker 3: about it from the seventies. They were kept in a
Speaker 3: hotel and they were all aggressively sexual and like they
Speaker 3: were like really weird with every.
Speaker 4: He wasn't the hotel the Culver City Hotel, the Culver Hotel.
Speaker 3: It might have been.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think that was where.
Speaker 1: Wow, I wonder.
Speaker 2: The stars in that movie. It's like Carrie Fisher and
Speaker 2: Chevy Chase.
Speaker 3: I think so.
Speaker 1: I think that's I just heard about this morning on
Speaker 1: what movie on Chris's radio show.
Speaker 3: There's a movie about the Munchkins at a hotel.
Speaker 4: About during the Wizard of Us and Carry Fisher pretending
Speaker 4: to be a Munchkin.
Speaker 1: No, she was probably like played Judy Gardener, Stop touching.
Speaker 2: But one of the Munchkins Jerry Maren who died in
Speaker 2: May twenty fourth to twenty eighteen. I took talkd about
Speaker 2: this before, but it bears mentioning again.
Speaker 4: If Jerry Seinfeld, half Mark.
Speaker 1: Maron exactly m A R E. N.
Speaker 2: But he is a munchkin, and in two thousand that's
Speaker 2: the correct term.
Speaker 1: And he's a little person.
Speaker 4: In real life, he's a middle person.
Speaker 2: He's almost like more than a little person, you know
Speaker 2: how like he's like like there's maybe it's like dwarf
Speaker 2: is no, not taller than the little person. He's actually
Speaker 2: littler than most I think little people. He looked he
Speaker 2: was he was different than like the basic not basic, but.
Speaker 4: Like the the basic model.
Speaker 3: Well yeah, because all I mean there's a lot of
Speaker 3: you know, standard sized budget. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, anyway, he this, I go on a flight. It
Speaker 2: was like twenty ten to twelve. I want to say,
Speaker 2: for my life is.
Speaker 4: Well taken off. Taken off. Wow, this is all.
Speaker 1: Plan of stuff.
Speaker 2: So we're on the runway literally no we I am
Speaker 2: sitting next to him and his wife, who is also
Speaker 2: a little person who and we're in the back.
Speaker 1: But I don't know who he is. He's just two
Speaker 1: little people that I'm sitting next to.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, very nice for you, great, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah that was it was good yeah and not for them.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So I so at some point during the flight we
Speaker 2: started talking and then it was revealed that he was
Speaker 2: in the Wizard of Oz and one of the only
Speaker 2: living Munchkins, and I was like, oh my god, you know,
Speaker 2: like and We're flying to LA from probably some date
Speaker 2: I was doing in uh, Boston or something, so but
Speaker 2: it was a long cross country flight and I make
Speaker 2: friends with him and his wife. They like give me
Speaker 2: some kind of like memorabilia I forget, like a picture
Speaker 2: or something. I really was so dumb not to keep
Speaker 2: it all, but I'll never forget. But of course I
Speaker 2: remember this part. He was like, you're gonna make it,
Speaker 2: he like, and he was no one had ever said
Speaker 2: that to me before, like I'm not like Lady Gaga
Speaker 2: claiming that no one believed in me, like and everyone
Speaker 2: said I wouldn't make it, and I'm hear Dad.
Speaker 3: Like, I'm not.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't talk like that, Like no one was ever
Speaker 2: mean to me and was like you're not talented. But
Speaker 2: no one ever really was like you're don't worry, It's
Speaker 2: gonna be okay.
Speaker 4: He like.
Speaker 2: Kind of it was a moment that I will never
Speaker 2: forget because it was obviously a Munchkin from the Wizard
Speaker 2: of Oz sayings to you, like a living legend that
Speaker 2: I then googled it was I think even before smartphones.
Speaker 2: But I looked at him later I was like, holy fuck,
Speaker 2: this was a legend. I spent a whole flight with
Speaker 2: and they were so nice to me, and.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was really cool.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: So that's all I knew about.
Speaker 4: When anybody's saying that is is yeah, wasn't.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't do. I didn't get that a lot.
Speaker 3: Yeah no, but I feel like that's like an old
Speaker 3: Hollywood thing, so you kind of expected from like a
Speaker 3: living munchkin, is like, yeah, like you're gonna make it.
Speaker 1: And he had no.
Speaker 2: But we talked for like a couple hours, and I
Speaker 2: think i'd maybe done the Tonight Show at that point
Speaker 2: or something, but it had n't been going well. It
Speaker 2: was like this was in like a couple of years
Speaker 2: after that and things were not nothing was happening. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and it really I had to make good on that.
Speaker 2: On his wish for me, he needed to die. I
Speaker 2: took his place in this business.
Speaker 3: That was the year.
Speaker 1: But wicked, I didn't know like anything about the story going.
Speaker 4: In to find gravity is so good. It's so good.
Speaker 4: My favorite lyric from The Fine Gravity is when she
Speaker 4: rhymes was with oz, which I don't know why I
Speaker 4: like it so much.
Speaker 1: Oh that's nice.
Speaker 4: I forgot the lyrics are so I can't possibly even
Speaker 4: attempt it.
Speaker 3: But I was shocked, shocked watching Wicked to find out
Speaker 3: there was an animal supplo.
Speaker 2: I mean, I can't even I don't even understand, Like,
Speaker 2: I can't believe no one's talked about there is a
Speaker 2: sublot of Wicked about animal rights.
Speaker 3: It feels like that the biggest part of the movie
Speaker 3: is the movie.
Speaker 4: Well, okay, so to be.
Speaker 2: Why, I don't know, why are there animal talking animals
Speaker 2: in this, in the play animals?
Speaker 1: Why did someone?
Speaker 4: It feels it's in the book.
Speaker 1: It feels a bit shoot.
Speaker 4: It's in the book, it's in the musical. It's it's
Speaker 4: because it's taking every aspect of the Land of Oz
Speaker 4: from the Frank Baum original books and the movie, and
Speaker 4: a big part of it were these the enslavement of
Speaker 4: these flying monkeys, and how did those flying monkeys become
Speaker 4: flying monkeys? And why are they working for the Wizard
Speaker 4: or whatever?
Speaker 2: We never really knew the story behind that, or he
Speaker 2: or he wrote the story behind that, and that's what
Speaker 2: we're watching.
Speaker 4: Well, the new person who wrote Wicked, he wrote the
Speaker 4: book in nineteen ninety five, the year that The Wizard
Speaker 4: of Oz went to the public domain, he wrote book
Speaker 4: came out Wicked. Oh wow, Yeah, and that was a
Speaker 4: big part of it. Is just it's just then, that's all.
Speaker 3: It's just so shocking because I really just thought it
Speaker 3: was and then there's like a goat who's like so sad.
Speaker 1: It's like it came out of nowhere.
Speaker 2: It literally I didn't know there were any animals in
Speaker 2: this movie all, let alone ones that talked that were
Speaker 2: really well done, well done, so good.
Speaker 4: I'm worried. I'm worried about part two because Part one
Speaker 4: of Wicked is so good. It's got all the hits,
Speaker 4: it's got all the best scenes.
Speaker 1: What is going to be into part.
Speaker 4: Two is pretty sad and it doesn't have a defying gravity.
Speaker 1: We know the Witch is dead. Yeah, well that's what
Speaker 1: I love. I love that we know the ending. I
Speaker 1: love the magic tale.
Speaker 4: But you know the ending for the you know the
Speaker 4: ending for her, but for the rest of the characters.
Speaker 3: You're not.
Speaker 1: Actually she is the movie.
Speaker 4: Yes, she is the protagonist, is true.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but there's more to her story that I think
Speaker 5: you'd lose it if you find out that's coming.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's coming.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm interested that I was reading, like you know what,
Speaker 2: like we all are and just like little things here
Speaker 2: and there, and everyone's like is Glinda good or bad?
Speaker 1: And I'm like I thought she was good.
Speaker 2: And then it's like, no, she might just be a
Speaker 2: shitty person, but like she has parts, Like that's the
Speaker 2: only part that I kind of was like I didn't
Speaker 2: get there with all of a sudden, she's like a
Speaker 2: good friend and they're best friends and they trust each other.
Speaker 2: The way I kind of thought about it the past
Speaker 2: twenty four hours is that Alphaba was such like such
Speaker 2: an ostracized dork that had no friends that she would
Speaker 2: just take anything because Glinda was not a good friend
Speaker 2: out of the gate. She just was like I'm just suddenly, oh,
Speaker 2: you show up at this party, and because you got
Speaker 2: me the internship with the woman, I'm now gonna be
Speaker 2: nice to you and do your weird dance with you,
Speaker 2: like yeah, and suddenly suddenly I'm a great person. Like no,
Speaker 2: I'm only being a great person because it's working out
Speaker 2: for me. Like she's not really a good friend, but
Speaker 2: aren't we all just doing things for ourselves anyway?
Speaker 3: That's so quid pro quote like I don't buy thats
Speaker 3: like a reason a character turned for like I'm good now,
Speaker 3: and I did.
Speaker 2: I wanted to see Glinda freak out about the fact
Speaker 2: that the woman the the what's her name Michelle yo,
Speaker 2: but what's her character's name? Professor Bollinger or something horrible?
Speaker 1: Horrible?
Speaker 2: She tells Glinda, you suck and I don't believe in
Speaker 2: you at all.
Speaker 1: That seems to wound Glinda.
Speaker 2: Glinda wouldn't just be like, yes, I get to work
Speaker 2: with her, and now I'm gonna be nice to this
Speaker 2: girl who got me. She would go she would go
Speaker 2: to Alphaba like what did you say that I'm now
Speaker 2: she hates me? And then like I don't think it
Speaker 2: would turn into like I'm just gonna do this nice
Speaker 2: favorite now. And why is why would any why would
Speaker 2: her grandma give her the hat?
Speaker 1: Why was that hat worn in the thing? Too? Is
Speaker 1: there more to the hat being there.
Speaker 4: In the book? I don't remember. It was a long
Speaker 4: time ago.
Speaker 3: Yeah it did. It did feel like there was a
Speaker 3: lot of story being told of how somebody got you know,
Speaker 3: like a broomstick.
Speaker 4: Well, it's the origin story of the wicked Witch of
Speaker 4: the West.
Speaker 2: I do like like the fact that there's no green
Speaker 2: green witches with broomsticks and a hat. Are just they
Speaker 2: weren't a thing before this is the book of that
Speaker 2: that's a gen.
Speaker 3: And that that there was a magic teacher at the school,
Speaker 3: but seemingly she's the only person who knows magic. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's a little bit of a confusion in terms
Speaker 4: of and the.
Speaker 2: Teacher has to repeat several times, I'm never I'm not
Speaker 2: working with anyone if only if I want to. It's like, okay,
Speaker 2: we know, so maybe if you choose someone, it'll be
Speaker 2: very special. And and I was responsible for that thing
Speaker 2: that Alpha but clearly did that was almost murdered thousands
Speaker 2: of students because there was marble and un concrete falling
Speaker 2: like it was Dodger stating crazy. And then she's like,
Speaker 2: I did that as a test of It's like, oh,
Speaker 2: thank you. Our lives at RESK, I mean, are they immortal?
Speaker 2: Can they get like? Can they get No? Okay, they're
Speaker 2: not immortal.
Speaker 3: No one's immortal, and we're just okay, Like so, I
Speaker 3: really I liked Wicked way more than I thought I
Speaker 3: was going to like it. I do, And but I
Speaker 3: you know what I was just not okay with them
Speaker 3: going to a place called his universe. It's so wild,
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 2: Like a boar that's someone how many lives would open?
Speaker 1: Why? I don't get it either? Was there short for something?
Speaker 4: I'm sure it is, I just don't remember.
Speaker 2: And sorry, I know we're being critical and it's like
Speaker 2: really wrong to do that about Wicked because because that's.
Speaker 4: One of the best movies of the year and it's
Speaker 4: not nice to do and.
Speaker 2: It seems like we're making fun of theater kids. If
Speaker 2: you make fun of it, I'm making fun of it
Speaker 2: because that's the only thing that we can do.
Speaker 1: Like I did love it, there's no question about it.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 2: I'm i'm and I think I need to read the
Speaker 2: books understand it, which I am not going to do.
Speaker 1: There's no way I.
Speaker 2: Hear that really long and dark and like maybe but
Speaker 2: like now that I know the story, I don't think
Speaker 2: I'm interested. But they say the words that they choose
Speaker 2: to like add a syllable to.
Speaker 4: It's amazing, a goal that I hate.
Speaker 1: Why are we doing I.
Speaker 4: Think it's because it's from they do that sometimes in.
Speaker 1: Certain songs that did not catch on for me.
Speaker 4: I hate it that that repulses me.
Speaker 1: It was just that again shoehorned.
Speaker 2: We're just like we're being forced to hear this little
Speaker 2: quick thing that you think is very cute and endearing,
Speaker 2: but it just takes you out of it and you go,
Speaker 2: is this person stupid? No?
Speaker 3: Yes, it just it makes them look stupid. It makes
Speaker 3: them look stupid, like because it's also like the only
Speaker 3: people who are doing it are like Ariana Grande, and
Speaker 3: so I'm like, oh, she does words.
Speaker 1: That's that's that's how it read.
Speaker 2: You're so right, Like my note would have been like
Speaker 2: we got to cut that up because that makes her
Speaker 2: look stupid. And her character is already bordering on she's
Speaker 2: a blonde, she's kind of dumb, she's vapping all these
Speaker 2: ye yes, but she's not. She's not supposed to be stupid.
Speaker 4: I don't think, No, she's not. She she is an
Speaker 4: unhealthy she's not a good friend. She's an unhealthy three,
Speaker 4: the most unhealthy three. Everything she does is for the
Speaker 4: approval of the masses. So even when she's doing things
Speaker 4: to be friends with Alpha, but it's because like the
Speaker 4: most clear moment is when they're at the train and
Speaker 4: she's jealous of the boyfriend, and then she's with the boyfriend.
Speaker 4: Then Alpha Bus shows up and at first Glinda's like,
Speaker 4: I don't give a shit about the animal rights, and
Speaker 4: then Alpha Bush shows up, and then the boyfriend shows
Speaker 4: up and they're both, we care about the animal rights.
Speaker 4: Then she immediately changes and says I care about the
Speaker 4: animal rights. And then she doesn't just say I care
Speaker 4: about the animal rights to get the approval of them.
Speaker 4: Then she makes a big scene about changing her name,
Speaker 4: the most visibly, the most visible thing she could do.
Speaker 1: She goes, I don't know why I did that. I
Speaker 1: think relate to No one even wanted me to do that,
Speaker 1: no one cares.
Speaker 4: But she got the applause, and she gets the applause
Speaker 4: over and over again.
Speaker 2: Yes that's good, and yeah, they're interesting characters that are
Speaker 2: very layered and have a lot going on. But it's like,
Speaker 2: I gotta say, Jonathan Jonathan Bailey.
Speaker 1: Is that his name? Sure is Hubba Hubba?
Speaker 2: I know he I love how he is just like
Speaker 2: everyone's horned up for him, like he is a bisexual
Speaker 2: like menom.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's very he feels like a Disney cartoon like
Speaker 3: when he shows up where he's like he has muscle
Speaker 3: definition through his clothes, like he was drawn.
Speaker 1: What is where did he come from? Who is he?
Speaker 3: He's English? And I think we're about to see a lot.
Speaker 1: Of loved him.
Speaker 2: I would say everything he like, he was so charming,
Speaker 2: Like women were legit swooning in the audience, Like I
Speaker 2: was kind of like like, I remember he did something
Speaker 2: that wasn't even that funny, and the girl next to
Speaker 2: me was like, like the way you do with like eyes,
Speaker 2: like we are literally I've literally found myself being more
Speaker 2: like by the dumb stuff he was doing. I was
Speaker 2: actually almost like I was glinda like being tricked by it,
Speaker 2: and not even like, oh, we're being tricked by because
Speaker 2: he you know, you're aware of how cunning he is
Speaker 2: and like how he is kind of like a cad,
Speaker 2: but I was. I was so enraptured by I think
Speaker 2: he's amazing. And then there all their voices are amazing.
Speaker 2: Bowen was hilarious and yeah, Bowen was there to just
Speaker 2: yeah yet the.
Speaker 4: Quick machine press punchline.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, and he was great and it just looked
Speaker 2: so much fun to be and like, I can't Bowen's
Speaker 2: my only way to maybe ask someone like what was
Speaker 2: it like being in this movie, Like I want to know,
Speaker 2: like what because I was thinking, like because I heard
Speaker 2: something that Bowen said that he had learned the choreography
Speaker 2: to one scene they were shooting in like September, and
Speaker 2: then by February they're like, oh, we're shooting it today,
Speaker 2: and he's like, oh, I don't really remember the choreo.
Speaker 2: So then he did it and he was able to
Speaker 2: nail it. But like I was like, oh my god,
Speaker 2: what if you were the one person in one of
Speaker 2: those dance scenes that like fucks up the thing and
Speaker 2: you have to take it all over and everyone's nailed it,
Speaker 2: Like I want to know from a dance perspective of
Speaker 2: what that's like, because I die.
Speaker 4: Man, Yeah, no, man, just be the only one that's
Speaker 4: fucked up. It's like a field goal kicker missing the
Speaker 4: kick that is, but.
Speaker 1: If everyone on the team was kicking at the same
Speaker 1: time and they all made it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, It's literally why I quit improv is I did
Speaker 3: not like having other people I could like, I don't
Speaker 3: like being part of that kind of team.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like because we were doing the TNF thing, the
Speaker 2: Thursday Night Football pre tape that we were doing the
Speaker 2: other day, and I kept fucking up.
Speaker 1: Like I'd get a real long line of something and
Speaker 1: it'd be like.
Speaker 2: Going, and then I fuck of the last line and yeah,
Speaker 2: it's like everyone's like, oh damn it, you know, and
Speaker 2: we all feel a little bit of like but it's
Speaker 2: not you guys don't have like the it's you weren't
Speaker 2: performing in that moment. I didn't just waste your performance.
Speaker 2: I was did your time watching it, but it didn't
Speaker 2: feel as like I would. I don't know what I
Speaker 2: would do if like the very last step or something
Speaker 2: during a number where it's everyone it does their best job,
Speaker 2: Oh my god, because it must happen.
Speaker 4: There was one time on a set I won't say
Speaker 4: what sex. I don't want to want to figure it out,
Speaker 4: but there was one time on a set where there
Speaker 4: was this this guy who had one really long line
Speaker 4: and it was so long that they even did like
Speaker 4: a special camera move so that he could say the
Speaker 4: line it wouldn't be boring, and he just could not
Speaker 4: get it. It took We were sitting there for like
Speaker 4: forty five minutes while he tried it over and over again,
Speaker 4: and it got to the point where we were like,
Speaker 4: should we just cut the line?
Speaker 3: It's like, like you do it? Was he not like
Speaker 3: he just she just he had to memorize it, you know,
Speaker 3: start panicking. Yeah, and the moment where you're just like,
Speaker 3: I know I can do this, and because you've now
Speaker 3: lost the confidence to do it, yeah, it's impossible to
Speaker 3: get it right.
Speaker 4: And at first you just go like, oh, sorry about that.
Speaker 4: And then then you start doing the thing where you
Speaker 4: like kind of do that laugh where you go like
Speaker 4: I'm drinking a CANVASI I'm drinking a canvas vivia.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, and.
Speaker 4: Then you and that's embarrassing because we all know what's
Speaker 4: happening in your head when you're making faces and noises
Speaker 4: like that. And then he got the equivalent of the
Speaker 4: yips I would say, and it was like maybe like
Speaker 4: fourteen fifteen times, and we were like, we're gonna have
Speaker 4: to bring someone else in or just cut the line.
Speaker 2: And at that point I would have said I can't.
Speaker 2: I would have been the one as the actor to
Speaker 2: be like, I got you, guys, should bring someone else.
Speaker 2: Let me like, don't don't make I'm not gonna make
Speaker 2: you tell me this.
Speaker 1: I will myself.
Speaker 4: And we couldn't break it up into easier lines because
Speaker 4: there was a camera movement. It was like a one shot.
Speaker 4: Oh God, and then we were like we're gonna have
Speaker 4: to break for lunch at least, and then we're like, okay,
Speaker 4: one last one before lunch, and then he just nailed.
Speaker 4: He didn't crush it, but he cash barely crossed the
Speaker 4: finish line, but he was there and it was This.
Speaker 2: Happened to me for one of the first commercials I
Speaker 2: ever did, and it was I only got the commercial
Speaker 2: because they hired Nicky and Sarah from Nicky and Sarah
Speaker 2: Live on MTV to do this like VM as kind
Speaker 2: of cross promo with the Kia Hamsters, like we had delayed.
Speaker 3: You can't say no to that.
Speaker 1: It's l m f A, oh sexy and a lot
Speaker 1: of like party.
Speaker 4: They were.
Speaker 2: They were like the song I remember the Hamster Dance.
Speaker 2: It was like one of the first things that you
Speaker 2: could look up on the Internet and it was the
Speaker 2: amsterdamce dot com. I remember that like dance Dancing Hamsters
Speaker 2: that was going twenty four hours a day and you
Speaker 2: just tune in they would go that d I remember
Speaker 2: I had to do a scene where I was gett
Speaker 2: we were getting ready for our date night with the
Speaker 2: Hamsters or whatever. The Hamsters weren't there in this scene,
Speaker 2: but we were in like a dressing room and Sarah's
Speaker 2: on the outside like throwing clothes to me, and I'm
Speaker 2: like saying like, oh, this isn't fit or whatever, and
Speaker 2: I could not get the line. It was the same
Speaker 2: kind of thing, and it probably went on for a
Speaker 2: minute before I started totally freaking out. And then at
Speaker 2: two minutes I fully broke down and started sobbing, like
Speaker 2: I was just in a bad space and I cried.
Speaker 1: It was so awkward. Oh oh, I remember, Oh my god, Okay,
Speaker 1: who's your part of this? So I'm I'm I'm already
Speaker 1: nervous to be on set.
Speaker 2: I start fucking up. I start fucking up the lines
Speaker 2: early on. I don't know what I'm doing. I feel ugly.
Speaker 2: I'm in a fight with my boyfriend. I remember, it
Speaker 2: was just a bad day. And then and then I'm
Speaker 2: fucking up this line. And then there they stopped down
Speaker 2: to change something, probably just to get me to like
Speaker 2: calm down and get rid of the yips or whatever,
Speaker 2: like take a break.
Speaker 1: So they're fixing some lighting.
Speaker 4: Or something, and then one of them you're gonna make it.
Speaker 1: Can I can I change my answer?
Speaker 3: I've always said this to you. And one of the.
Speaker 2: And so this guy that was kind of like not
Speaker 2: a good vibe, just like kind of like didn't want
Speaker 2: to be there, like one of the you know, either
Speaker 2: sound guy lighting guy, but like an older guy that
Speaker 2: was kind of just like smarmy and snarky and saying
Speaker 2: shitty things.
Speaker 1: I already didn't like him, and that's rare for me
Speaker 1: on set.
Speaker 2: I don't even remember not liking anyone else on set
Speaker 2: ever in my life. But so this I remember, this
Speaker 2: guy stood out and then he goes, your comedian, I
Speaker 2: got a joke or no? He no, he goes, he
Speaker 2: didn't say that, sorry most people say that. He goes,
Speaker 2: oh do you guys hear that?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 1: Who did shit? Hold on?
Speaker 2: Oh do you guys hear Melissa Ethridge died? And it's
Speaker 2: like around the smartphone time, right, And so I go,
Speaker 2: oh my god, what, Like I don't love Melissa Etharts,
Speaker 2: but like her dying would be kind of sad because
Speaker 2: she's like, at this point, this was ten years ago, she.
Speaker 1: Was young, and that's a thing. I was like, what really,
Speaker 1: And he was like, yeah, she drowned in Ricky Lake.
Speaker 2: I was just like what, So I felt dumb because
Speaker 2: I got upset that she was dead, and then I
Speaker 2: felt dumb that it was just a dumb joke, and
Speaker 2: everyone like laughed around and I was just like sickened
Speaker 2: by the dumb joke, like it was didn't even make sense,
Speaker 2: like they're not even connected.
Speaker 4: Lake is not gay at gay And then he was
Speaker 4: eating she was eating her out. Yeah, but then she
Speaker 4: wouldn't die.
Speaker 2: He definitely did not say she died eating someone out,
Speaker 2: and I was like, who, you know, I would not
Speaker 2: have been sad by that setup, So it was definitely
Speaker 2: Melissa Ethwards died. And then I go, oh my god,
Speaker 2: and so I looked so I felt dumb and then
Speaker 2: I like could not. Then I was just so mad
Speaker 2: at him and mad that he tricked me, and everyone
Speaker 2: laughed at me believing it and kind of made fun
Speaker 2: of me for being upset about Melissa Ethern's dying that
Speaker 2: I started crying and I they had to like stop
Speaker 2: down for a really long time so I could like recover.
Speaker 2: And it was so embarrassing, but it likely when it
Speaker 2: happens to you, like there's no getting out of it,
Speaker 2: Like it almost reminded me of that that's show we did.
Speaker 3: I know, because your brain stops working.
Speaker 2: Your brain, your brain stops working when you are failing
Speaker 2: at something that I feeling.
Speaker 1: It took it.
Speaker 3: Yes, it just stops feeding you things to say. And
Speaker 3: you were just so stuck in that moment. Awful, Yeah, awful,
Speaker 3: It's truly terrible.
Speaker 2: But yeah, have you ever, guys, ever gotten the yips
Speaker 2: in any way of your life where you, like FROs.
Speaker 3: Had a bad doing voiceover with the script in front
Speaker 3: of me, Like, I just I just could not nail
Speaker 3: a line.
Speaker 1: It was like with a script to with.
Speaker 3: A script, and like it's just like I'm in my head,
Speaker 3: I'm saying it the correct way and out loud, it
Speaker 3: just was not coming out that way. And then I'm like,
Speaker 3: I got it, and then I just start tripping over
Speaker 3: it even though I'm reading it.
Speaker 1: Sala.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I couldn't.
Speaker 2: We ended up saying like, no, we're sorry, Robert. It
Speaker 2: did make it because I couldn't say Sala. I've seen
Speaker 2: you like Sala, Salid, and then.
Speaker 1: The other guys.
Speaker 2: If you don't, if you read them enough in your head,
Speaker 2: you cement them and then someone says them and you
Speaker 2: go oh shit.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it's it's pretty crazy. I feel like it
Speaker 3: affects literally everyone, like like truly, like even like movie
Speaker 3: stars I've seen do it, like they're just like doing
Speaker 3: the line and me like fuck like and starting over
Speaker 3: and going like fuck Like, it's just non stop. It's
Speaker 3: just I think it's just part of the human conditions. Well,
Speaker 3: we're not supposed to be memorizing.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that's probably it.
Speaker 4: Steve Martin famously got stage fright in his fifties or something,
Speaker 4: and he didn't step on stage for like fifteen twenty
Speaker 4: years or something.
Speaker 1: Wasn't stage right.
Speaker 2: He said it was like the Friday Late Show was
Speaker 2: his reason for quitting comedy because like drunk crowds.
Speaker 4: Just well in born standing up. I think he talked
Speaker 4: about how he got stage fright. God he couldn't step
Speaker 4: on stage anymore all of a sudden.
Speaker 3: He also couldn't go to his own movie premieres because
Speaker 3: he like had his first panic attack at a movie
Speaker 3: because he smoked a little bit of weed and attack.
Speaker 3: So he just never went to his premieres and stuff.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it was the Saturday Light Show and also
Speaker 3: I think he was like Saturday doing or Friday light show.
Speaker 1: Because they work all day and then they're tired and.
Speaker 3: Drunk and doing like the amphitheaters. Everyone like was not
Speaker 3: They weren't listening to him. They were just shouting out
Speaker 3: like wild and crazy guy or like Duke King tut.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it wasn't fun anymore.
Speaker 3: It's stopped being fun for him. Like I saw that
Speaker 3: with Norm. Like one time Norm was at the Irvine
Speaker 3: Improv and he like was truly bombing, like like bombing
Speaker 3: from getting insane. Yeah, I would bomb. He was like
Speaker 3: you know, like he was just completely they were not
Speaker 3: he was not in sync with the audience. But at
Speaker 3: one point like forty.
Speaker 1: Well hold on please, when he when he would not
Speaker 1: be in sync with him, would he give a fuck?
Speaker 1: Was it really? Like it didn't seem to.
Speaker 3: If anything, he'd double and triple down, like.
Speaker 1: Did he enjoy it? Like so he felt it? It
Speaker 1: wasn't like he didn't feel the bomb. Was he get
Speaker 1: a kick out of it? And then like afterwards would
Speaker 1: he be.
Speaker 3: Like, man, I bombed, that was awesome or no, he
Speaker 3: was like bummed he was bombing, but he cared a lot,
Speaker 3: but he would like run the light when he was bombing.
Speaker 3: I guess maybe like somewhere trying to get them back.
Speaker 3: I think he thought he could get them back even
Speaker 3: with this, but like interesting, like he ran the light
Speaker 3: by an hour, like it was. Adam Egan and I
Speaker 3: were sitting there and we were just like we could
Speaker 3: not believe it because people were just like walking out.
Speaker 2: And know you would hear that worm would walk rooms
Speaker 2: all the time. Yeah, and I wouldn't believe it. And
Speaker 2: then I got confirmationed because I go, well, people are
Speaker 2: just saying that, like, but it happened a lot. It was.
Speaker 3: It was crazy, like forty minutes into a show, like
Speaker 3: I he got like the five minutes of laughter when
Speaker 3: he first walked on stage, and then like for the
Speaker 3: next thirty five minutes he had completely lost them. And
Speaker 3: they don't even know how. I think he like smoked
Speaker 3: weed before him before. It was not climbing, nothing was
Speaker 3: clicking as timing was messed up, and like at one point,
Speaker 3: forty minutes in, someone yelled out.
Speaker 4: To dirty work.
Speaker 3: Adam Egan and I laughed for five minutes straight, and
Speaker 3: I think it kind of reinvigorated norm a little bit. Yeah,
Speaker 3: when was this laughing at twenty twelve thirteen, oh, my god.
Speaker 3: But yeah, he walked. I like it was a sold
Speaker 3: out show, so there's like four hundred people there, probably
Speaker 3: walked more than half the room. Oh and did two hours,
Speaker 3: including several poems.
Speaker 1: Is he is he is he commenting on the people
Speaker 1: walking out or is not noticing it or.
Speaker 3: Just sticking with it like doing his material, and then
Speaker 3: he's like, oh, you guys don't like jokes. Uh, And
Speaker 3: then he'd be like, oh, here's a poem that I
Speaker 3: remember reading. Hey, do you like a poem about like
Speaker 3: the nineteen twenties Yankees from memory?
Speaker 2: Well, it is interesting, like you were saying, getting like
Speaker 2: late in life phobias or when they just come out
Speaker 2: of nowhere.
Speaker 1: And we talked about it before, but I think nay.
Speaker 2: Porgazi said he got clauster phobia out of nowhere, like
Speaker 2: one day.
Speaker 4: It just appeared to well, I think I have that
Speaker 4: I have something going on because of the MRI.
Speaker 3: That I'd so, oh, yeah, that's right, that's right.
Speaker 1: We talked about it, and.
Speaker 4: Now there's a lot of things that I'm like, I
Speaker 4: can feel that anxiety building up, and it's like I
Speaker 4: didn't used to have this at all.
Speaker 2: I know, I don't like this adult getting new Like
Speaker 2: anxieties in adult really have to work on it, you.
Speaker 1: Do, You have to, Like, I think meditation is kind of.
Speaker 4: Well speaking of I'm tomorrow I'm getting hypnotized. Well not tomorrow, still,
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna do it. I am having a consultation
Speaker 4: with the hypnot therapist tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Nice.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and so I'm going to get hip for what
Speaker 4: to try to stop clenching.
Speaker 1: Oh, yes, it's like your jaw or just your minds.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's just my jaw.
Speaker 4: Yeah, to stop clenching my jaw because it's subconscious. A
Speaker 4: lot of people say it's based on stress and so,
Speaker 4: and you have no control over it because it happens
Speaker 4: while you're sleeping.
Speaker 2: God it.
Speaker 4: I'm going to see if that works. And then maybe
Speaker 4: they said, like sometimes when you get hypnotherapy for something,
Speaker 4: other things start to like unravel, and then you release
Speaker 4: unravel and things go downhill fast. Then you go crazy.
Speaker 4: It starts to unwind or something and.
Speaker 1: It releases some sort of I'm so excited about this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like maybe some kind of like deep rooted stress
Speaker 4: or cause of the anxiety will be tempered because of whatever.
Speaker 1: Maybe the clenching is just the tip of the iceberg.
Speaker 4: We definitely, yeah, it definitely is.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm excited to report back on whether or not
Speaker 4: this works great. I have no idea what to expect,
Speaker 4: but I'm going into it one one hundred percent believing
Speaker 4: it will work because I am I'm absolutely desperate.
Speaker 2: Well that's that's when you start praying. Yeah, and you're
Speaker 2: right away hypnotize, like you'll maybe meditate and start to
Speaker 2: pray like at the thing. I remember I was like
Speaker 2: praying during COVID because I was so depressed and I
Speaker 2: was like I don't know what else to do, like
Speaker 2: and I was like, oh, this is why people like
Speaker 2: turn to God when there's really no other option, Like
Speaker 2: this doesn't work. Same with those books that I read
Speaker 2: to quit drinking and quit smoking. Like I just I
Speaker 2: think it really helps going into something being like this
Speaker 2: is going to work, because I think that's that's.
Speaker 4: The reason it worked.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, there was a joke I don't I don't know
Speaker 4: if it's Patrice or Neil Brennan or someone like that
Speaker 4: who had a joke about like, why why is it
Speaker 4: that all the o'nil brennan Pat Brennan, Yes, yeah, from Ireland?
Speaker 4: Why is it that all the poor people that get
Speaker 4: are victims of natural disasters are always so religious. And
Speaker 4: there was like walking through these flood waters praying. I
Speaker 4: mean it was Louis actually yeah, praying to their to God,
Speaker 4: and it's like God just fucked you. Like he's you're
Speaker 4: like his least favorite person.
Speaker 2: But that reminds me of the pat Oswald joke maybe
Speaker 2: feel kind of pattern where he was like, uh, it
Speaker 2: was talking about Bush, like this was back when we
Speaker 2: didn't like Bush.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's He's like, it's so funny when you meet.
Speaker 2: Someone who loves but when they're Bush and they're like, yeah,
Speaker 2: fucking love Bush, and he goes, Bush fucking hates you.
Speaker 1: He caught dead. You know that, right? Like Matt, the
Speaker 1: kind of like what why of all people, why do
Speaker 1: you like this person? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I you know what, we have to take a break,
Speaker 2: So let's do that and we'll come back to Finally.
Speaker 2: I found that the thing that is new for me
Speaker 2: is like I gotta get better. Final thought for me,
Speaker 2: I feel like my anxiety that I want to conquer
Speaker 2: that is like showing up that I'm like, oh this
Speaker 2: could spiral or unravel, is not wanting to watch myself
Speaker 2: or not even what.
Speaker 1: Like it's gotten so bad that like even the Gracie Abrams, Uh,
Speaker 1: that might be sad that you didn't watch that. No,
Speaker 1: I did watch her talking about it, but I did
Speaker 1: watch it, Okay, But no.
Speaker 2: Even that's okay for me to see people. I don't
Speaker 2: even really like watching people talk about me, but anything
Speaker 2: that has to do with me, I don't want to watch,
Speaker 2: Like even people who did my TikTok, like the TikTok
Speaker 2: I did. I couldn't watch people do the TikTok. That's like,
Speaker 2: Nikki Glazer, you slay this. I tried it too, Like
Speaker 2: I don't even want to watch that. And I don't
Speaker 2: even know what that is because I I, oh, you
Speaker 2: know what what it is. Because I feel like if
Speaker 2: there's a part of it that's not good, it's my fault.
Speaker 2: I should have made a cool move for them to
Speaker 2: make it this part and they didn't know what to
Speaker 2: do with their hands at that part, and that's my fault,
Speaker 2: and I like made them come up with something new
Speaker 2: and it was my respont. Like I have to get
Speaker 2: over this because I hate watching myself for me and
Speaker 2: the only way to cause whenever I have to edit
Speaker 2: a special and I have to do it. I eventually,
Speaker 2: by the end of it, I could watch anything of myself.
Speaker 2: It's it's like trial by fire, like you just get
Speaker 2: used to it. And but then I then I go
Speaker 2: step away from it, and I go, Okay, now I
Speaker 2: can watch myself, and I step away too long, and
Speaker 2: then it becomes like I would rather do anything than
Speaker 2: watch myself literally anything, and it's just not It's not
Speaker 2: okay because that's what I do for a living, is
Speaker 2: ask people to watch me.
Speaker 1: Why can't I do?
Speaker 2: That's what I do for living?
Speaker 1: Ask ye? But do you not watch the stand up
Speaker 1: clips I send you?
Speaker 2: No? I I turn them down and then I scroll
Speaker 2: through to make sure the captions are right, what the
Speaker 2: capsules are.
Speaker 1: That I would's my job. I've already I already.
Speaker 2: I trust that the sound's gonna be good, the audio,
Speaker 2: the visually it looks good. But I'm not going to
Speaker 2: listen to myself and and like watch it back.
Speaker 1: No fucking way. Can I watch every any anything I
Speaker 1: send you? What do you mean?
Speaker 5: Like TikTok's like did you watch the full? Like karaoke
Speaker 5: like US Karaoke thing, us Karaoke, the one where you're
Speaker 5: like guessing the lyrics.
Speaker 1: Uh, yeah, I did watch that whole thing.
Speaker 2: I don't mind watching myself if I'm not like performing,
Speaker 2: if it's like something that I'm just like it's clipped
Speaker 2: together and it's just me talking because the expectations are
Speaker 2: lower for myself because I'm like.
Speaker 1: Well, I didn't I wasn't trying to be. It's just
Speaker 1: for TikTok. Yeah, not just for TikTok. But it's like I'm.
Speaker 2: More.
Speaker 3: Yes, there was no preparation.
Speaker 1: I didn't like, I couldn't have prepared for this.
Speaker 3: Yes, and like when when you've actually done the work
Speaker 3: watching yourself, all you're seeing is the flaws that happened. Yes,
Speaker 3: it's impossible to not like it sucks so much, Like
Speaker 3: I can't. I don't like hearing my voice.
Speaker 1: I don't like see you don't like it either.
Speaker 3: I hate it.
Speaker 1: I hate here you bly postings or when you watch
Speaker 1: them before you post it.
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm a blind poster.
Speaker 2: Like I am like, well, that's a good that's a
Speaker 2: good thing. As long as you don't it doesn't stop
Speaker 2: you from posting. Because I found it was stopping me
Speaker 2: from posting. And then as soon as I just go
Speaker 2: if I don't, if I just post it like and
Speaker 2: I just separate myself from any kind of feedback on it,
Speaker 2: so I don't even know if it bombs, Like I
Speaker 2: don't even get to know.
Speaker 1: Then I'm able to still do it but not watch
Speaker 1: myself and still have a career. Yeah, but it does
Speaker 1: help to review your work, it does it.
Speaker 2: I'm like, yeah, want that, Like I want to be
Speaker 2: able to be like, look at it blew up. I
Speaker 2: can see like a screenshot of the ten or whatever, but.
Speaker 1: I don't watch it again.
Speaker 3: I'll list the numbers are the validation.
Speaker 2: But Chris always says, like, but you you, but you know,
Speaker 2: why don't you want to rehearse this thing that you
Speaker 2: have to film and read the script over and over
Speaker 2: when you do stand up a thousand like you'll do
Speaker 2: a thousand sets to practice something. And I'm like, because
Speaker 2: those sets aren't practice. It's a real perform Like it's
Speaker 2: not just me practicing to a wall, like it's there's
Speaker 2: it's a performance. So every time I practice, if I
Speaker 2: work in that each practice is a something's writing on it,
Speaker 2: then I'll practice.
Speaker 3: Sure.
Speaker 1: That's why when I was learning guitar, it helped so
Speaker 1: much for me to go on.
Speaker 2: Uh, well, I just haven't played that often because I
Speaker 2: just don't. I don't have time right now and my
Speaker 2: nails are always too long to play it.
Speaker 4: So you haven't lost the No.
Speaker 1: I love it when I can, but I just don't
Speaker 1: have time. It sucks.
Speaker 4: It's like that makes sense.
Speaker 2: And so but when I was learning how to play,
Speaker 2: I would go live on Instagram on the Nikki Laser
Speaker 2: pot and it I wouldn't There's no way I would
Speaker 2: have gotten good without it.
Speaker 1: I never would have actice alone.
Speaker 2: Like when during COVID, before I was going live on
Speaker 2: a script, I would go like, Mom, Dad, I like,
Speaker 2: and I was living with them, and I like would
Speaker 2: learn a song and play it for them, and their
Speaker 2: responses were not good like they were they were just like, okay,
Speaker 2: you know, like.
Speaker 4: I as a guitarist also yeah special yeah.
Speaker 2: But also I would think that he would be like
Speaker 2: a more understanding of the learning process than was.
Speaker 1: I had to have a little confrontation with them, and so, hey, Dad,
Speaker 1: the same standard as you.
Speaker 4: Sometimes what if like you had a what if you're
Speaker 4: if Arlow or somebody was like, I'm gonna want to
Speaker 4: be a stand up and they're like sixteen at this
Speaker 4: point or seventeen and they start doing stand up.
Speaker 2: I would only compliment that. I would only compliment them
Speaker 2: and tell them the things are good at that are
Speaker 2: like going to make them better. Like I would realize
Speaker 2: that everyone's supposed to suck at their stage and they
Speaker 2: should as good as me out of the gate. Sure, wow,
Speaker 2: because I have a thing called empathy.
Speaker 1: That some people lack because they were raised by alcoholics.
Speaker 2: Empathy and they're not bad people, they just lack it sometimes, Dad,
Speaker 2: I love you, no, but it's so like yeah, I
Speaker 2: I it's just I think that's if if if you
Speaker 2: can get me, if you film me reviewing my work
Speaker 2: and we make a documentary of it or something, then
Speaker 2: I will do it.
Speaker 5: I would love to do that because I didn't that
Speaker 5: upset because like I feel like for me, it was
Speaker 5: in social media, like it's so hard, you know, to
Speaker 5: get a video to go viral. So it's like when
Speaker 5: for her, like I know, you know, I've never I
Speaker 5: think of total It's like any roast clip I post
Speaker 5: on Instagram, we'll get a million views in like fifteen to.
Speaker 1: Twenty minutes, right, and that's insane, Like that's unheard of.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, and then I don't give myself credit for
Speaker 2: those and then she won't because she's like.
Speaker 1: Like she'll heart the message, I hope. So she's pissed
Speaker 1: I sent her this great No, not pissed at all.
Speaker 1: I'll be like, I just I can't. I can't let
Speaker 1: it in.
Speaker 2: I know what I I don't know you because I'm like,
Speaker 2: look at that, like that she because what do I
Speaker 2: do if I let it in? Okay, let's explore letting it,
Speaker 2: edit it. Wow, everyone likes me so much?
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: The thing is it's going to go away at some point,
Speaker 2: like I'm not gonna this can't sustain and even if
Speaker 2: it does, great, but when I don't want to tie
Speaker 2: any my happiness to numbers and fame and like getting
Speaker 2: things like real happiness, because the second I do, if
Speaker 2: it goes away, I will. I'm so scared of that feeling,
Speaker 2: Like that's why I don't spend a lot of money
Speaker 2: on big things, because I'm always scared it's gonna go
Speaker 2: away and I'm gonna be on the streets like I
Speaker 2: need to save.
Speaker 1: I need to like I can't.
Speaker 2: Maybe that I'm trying to like psychoanalyze myself, but I
Speaker 2: think maybe that's it. I like, I don't want to
Speaker 2: let it in because I'm scared it will go away.
Speaker 2: I know. And that's why I wouldn't like love Chris
Speaker 2: my boyfriend until last May, because I was scared it
Speaker 2: was going to.
Speaker 1: Go or I wanted to go away.
Speaker 2: I wanted I want to be able to flee, so
Speaker 2: I don't want to let you in, Like I want
Speaker 2: to be able to leave the industry. I want to
Speaker 2: be able to like if I this is too much,
Speaker 2: I want to be able to leave. But if you
Speaker 2: have if you're getting ten million views on everything, like,
Speaker 2: you can't pull out. There's too many people counting on you.
Speaker 3: Just sustain the way the only way to keep doing
Speaker 3: it is to just never stop doing it. You just
Speaker 3: have to keep going. You have to keep going for egg,
Speaker 3: never taking a break, Like.
Speaker 1: No, you can't take a break.
Speaker 3: Like the break is like like I like look at
Speaker 3: like somebody like Dane Cook, who was like just such
Speaker 3: a huge, huge, huge star doing movies, still doing stand up.
Speaker 3: Then he started doing so many movies he stopped doing
Speaker 3: stand up and then it just like went away.
Speaker 2: It went away, and he's building it back, which has
Speaker 2: been actually really fun to watch, and he's like doing
Speaker 2: it again. Yeah, Like I just I just subscribed to
Speaker 2: his YouTube, and I'm like, I'm back on the Dane train.
Speaker 2: Like I feel like this is like MySpace two thousand
Speaker 2: and four or something like, I feel like I'm on
Speaker 2: the ground level of Dane Cook again. Of like I'm
Speaker 2: actually interested in his He's making me laugh again in
Speaker 2: ways that like are reminiscent.
Speaker 3: Of the first time he was super funny on Spades
Speaker 3: podcast to the and like talking about this documentary made
Speaker 3: about like his brother's stealing all his money and oh great,
Speaker 3: I can't wait to watch this documentary. He sold it
Speaker 3: so well that I'm like, oh, man, for the first
Speaker 3: time in twenty years, take my money, Dank Cook, Dude.
Speaker 2: I made Chris watch a really really long Danye Cook
Speaker 2: clip the other night that was like probably six.
Speaker 4: Minutes long, and ship, what is it? Relationship is that
Speaker 4: the title of a that's one of his six minute
Speaker 4: long bits that it was.
Speaker 2: Something about It was about texting. It was longer ago
Speaker 2: than just the other day. It was like months ago,
Speaker 2: but it was about texting and just like the intricacies
Speaker 2: of it, and it was reminiscent of his style of
Speaker 2: like and then we do this, and then the bubbles
Speaker 2: come up, into the bubbles go away, you ever, the
Speaker 2: bubbles just don't come back. And it's like it's stuff
Speaker 2: that maybe standups have it explored, but I just I
Speaker 2: was there for it there.
Speaker 4: It's so annoying that people pretend like Dane Cook sucks
Speaker 4: at stand up. Everybody that's our age.
Speaker 1: And he'll clip this and it's gonna end up somewhere.
Speaker 2: I talk about it all the time and say, like
Speaker 2: it's bullshit that anyone says he's not fine.
Speaker 4: His first album was one of the best comedy albums ever.
Speaker 2: Like it.
Speaker 1: It was like he was so huge, Like you don't
Speaker 1: understand how huge he was. No, I don't, but you're
Speaker 1: already saying that I'm saying, and I relate to that.
Speaker 1: Would you prepare.
Speaker 3: Him to now? I mean like he was Chapel, I
Speaker 3: mean yes, kind of it was.
Speaker 2: It was overnight, overnight, and it was stadium.
Speaker 4: It wasn't overnight because he was behind the scenes to
Speaker 4: get emails.
Speaker 1: Was Sabrina Carpenter. It was it was like years and
Speaker 1: years and then all of a sudden, it was.
Speaker 4: Like a millennial millennial. I think boys especially, there were
Speaker 4: a few things that defined their sense of humor. One
Speaker 4: of them was family Guy, and one of them was
Speaker 4: Dangerous Without.
Speaker 3: But it was like crazy because like I had just
Speaker 3: started stand up and like I bought that album and
Speaker 3: I like love that album. I was listening to it
Speaker 3: and then and but then you kind of noticed, like
Speaker 3: a year later, everyone you went to high school with,
Speaker 3: which is still so fresh to me, started liking him,
Speaker 3: and I'm like, you guys know him was like my
Speaker 3: secret thing.
Speaker 2: Until probably like the Basses did, Okay, we gotta go
Speaker 2: put it enough about Dane, great show.
Speaker 1: We're gonna have one for you.
Speaker 2: We're gonna takee it right after this, so it'll be
Speaker 2: a continuation of this energy. Will see you then, Uh,
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