Episode 177 with Renee Percy

The Godfathers of Podcasting are proud to welcome comedian Renee Percy back to the show this week! 

You’ve seen her on Air Farce Live and Comedy Inc and I’m positive you’ve seen her on NBC, CBS, ABC FOX, FX, Comedy Central, Disney and Nickelodeon. 

You can often find her doing what she does best at iconic spots like The Laugh Factory, The Comedy Store, The Improv, Flappers and as part of the Netflix is a joke festival.   

She’s opened for some of the biggest names in comedy like Bill Burr, Arsenio Hall, Jay Leno, Michael Rapaport, Jamie Kennedy and many more!  Her latest special The Komic Sutra is available on Amazon Prime and is seriously badass! Enjoy this week's episode!  Send us your feedback by texting 437 375 2000.

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Episode Transcript

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Welcome to the Godfathers of Podcasting nowand he all didn't know basic podcasting since
before podcasting was even called podcasting.Archives of this show are available on every
major podcast provider and combined video archives, merged and more on your website.
Godfathers A podcasting dot com. Nowyou're your hosts. You guys have been

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broadcasting online since nineteen ninety eight.The Godfathers A podcasting themselves, Donnie is
Zika and Chris Kidwell, yes,yes, yes, ladies and gentlemen,
it is Thursday, mair. Myname is Donnie, just like the ladies
said, and my tag team partner. He is the each to Ma Chong,

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the Bill to my Ted, thej to my not so Silent Bob.
He is notorious to you, Chrisdid well? What up? Did
wow? The silent Bob treatment?Are we talking like pre or post heart
attack? I don't know which one? Am I looking like? Uh?
Don't answer that? Well, youknow what else am I going to do

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on a Thursday? How you doit? Asshole? Good man? And
you I'm doing well? Uh?What's that? How's that beard? The
beard is doing? Okay? Idid have to trim it. I had
some professional engagements this past week.So I was like, you know what
it is getting hold on a second, what do you mean professional engagements?

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Like you were hired like from aCraigslist thing like that kind of professional engagement.
Yeah, looking for man who willdo wet work. That's what the
ad said. I had some professionalappearances I had to make, and as
much as I was loving the fullnessand the bush of my beard, thanks
to our friends at Baronial Beard,I had to. I had to get

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out the clippers and bring it downa little and make myself look a little
bit less Neanderthal and a little bitmore silent Bob So. But the Baronial
Beard beard oil is still doing wondersand I have zero itch in this.
This is the first time my life, but I trim my beard, not
because it was itching the hell outof me, just because I wanted to

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change up the look and clean itas you could, because you could.
That's exactly right. There you go, and now I'm back on the growth
on the growth trend. Also,I want to mention tidwell very quickly.
You can see I am once againrocking a Blackbork USA hat. You can
get yours at BLACKBORKUSA. Dot com. For those of you who are new

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to the program and you're saying,but what is Blackbork, Well, blackboor
are these amazing hats. They haveall kinds of colors and styles. They
have full backs and trucker caps andmesh caps. But the really fun part
about Blackbork is the patches on thefront are fully interchangeable and you can put

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literally anything you want on there.It could be something that is available on
their website. It could be somethingthat you decide to send them and then
they'll make it for you. Andthen really every single time you put on
a new patch, it's like youhave a brand new hat. And I

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love this product. The other day, I was at the mall with my
kid and I was walking by thestore. You know that store, Lids.
I love Lids. I've spent thousandsof Powers Had lids over the years
because I love hats. I thoughtyou said lids. I was like,
yeah, no, no, that'swhat I send you after the show.

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But I walked by Lids the firsttime in my life. I saw Lids
in the mall and thought to myself, I need to go in because I
am hooked up with blackbourk Usa weknow that we know that they can do
like the regular ones. We knowthat they can do the jeweled ones,
the diamonds one, platinum and crustedwhatever, what precious metals can they do?

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Scratch and sniff? I'm trying tothink of the application fort sniff patches.
I mean, what application wouldn't therebe for scratch and sniff patches on
your hat? Is there a specificscent that you're requesting? I can put
it and asks who are friends atblackb Well, I think I think it

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could work really well if you getlike pulled over by the cops on like
a dui charge or something. Somethingyou can scratch really quick so it doesn't
quite smell like you've sprayed the air, but it just gets rid of the
aura of alcohol and pot in yourcar. By the way, this one
definitely fake. There you go,But yeah, hell of a hat.

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They're very good designs and stuff likethat. If they don't do scratch and
sniff yet, they really should,they're missing the boat. I love this
one too, My tan and blackwith mesh back. Like, there's so
many styles it's it's ridiculous. SoBlackboork USA dot com Tell the Godfather's a
podcasting Sensha. They messaged me lastweek and said, thank you so much

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for the continuous plugs. We areso happy that people from your show have
been contacting us. Uh keep themcoming so well, I mean speaking speaking
of scratch and sniff. Yeah,we have a guest this week. We
do. She's lovely. I justsegue she smells like flowers over the Internet.

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That's how lovely of a human beingshe is. Because she was kind
enough to come back a second timeto put up with our stupid asses.
Well shit, let's do it then, ladies and gentlemen, is time right
now for the big Hello. Andas Tidwell said, this week's guest is
making her second years on The StupidShow. She's a writer and an actor,

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but most likely you know her forher work as a comic. You've
seen her on Air Force, AirfarceLive and Comedy Inc. And I'm positive
you've seen her on NBCCBS, ABC, Fox, FX, Comedy Central,
Disney, Nickelodeon. You can oftenfind her doing what she does best at
iconic spots like the Laugh Factory,the Comedy Store, the Improv Flappers and
as a part of the Netflix asa Joke Festival. Her latest special,

(06:35):
The Comic Sutra, is available onAmazon Prime and it is a killer.
She's open for legendary names like BillBurr, Sidneel Hall, Jay Leno,
Michael Rappaport, Jamie Kennedy, andso many, many more. And she
will always have a permanent place onmy personal podium of favorite people because last
year she helped me land one ofmy dream interviews with Conadian Jeremy Hotts.

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And if you heard me fangirling likea little stooge last year for Hots,
it's all because of this woman righthere. The last time she was on
this show, we learned that shewas mortified by how the producers Onto Grassy
made her dress when she was twelve. We learned that she loves Japan but
probably did it wrong. And ifyou get offended by anything that she says,
she's not sure why the hell sheshould care. Let's see what we

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learn about her tonight, Ladies andgentlemen, good lord, have mercy,
give it up for miss Renee Percy. What's going on? Oh my god,
you guys, I came back.I just I'm so sorry. Unlike
Donnie, I did not trim mybush for this. I'm sorry. I
feel very underdressed cool too. Thereyou go. I'm oh natural. I

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forgot there was a video component.I'm not gonna lie I did. I
am more in TrackMan's what I forgotwe were doing. We've had video wearing.
We've had people wearing much less appropriateoutfits on this ship or nothing at
all. Hey, that's a differentpodcast. I would need to be paid
for that one. I like that. My biggest credit is that I helped

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you get somebody bigger than me.That's good. That's always goods. She
got us a better guest than herself. You could put it down as a
make a wish for Donnie. Thereyou go, and wish granted. Life
is good. How are you,friend? I am doing Peachey. Thanks.

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Yeah, I mean I'm back inCanada right now. I'm in Nova
Scotia, right now, Nova scotwhat's the East Coast comedy scene like right
now? I don't know the scene. I know the shows I'm doing.
But it's been great. It's beenlovely touring around a little bit and getting
to perform for people that might notget a lot of entertainment in therewn.

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So I'm all I'm the only optionthey have. So it's been good.
Yeah, it's been really fun.I had a conversation with somebody recently who's
a comic, and he was sayingto me that as he's been touring more
over the last year or two,he's becoming acutely aware of how some jokes
will kill in one part of acountry and in another part of the country

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you are booed off stage. Like, do you find that with any of
your material or is it pretty muchlike it just lands because it's neutral enough
that it's it's going to hit.No, it's not neutral at all,
and it's not it's quite polarizing.No, it's not that it won't hit
in certain parts of Canada. It'smore in the US, Like because I

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live in Los Angeles, so ifI'm you know, performing in a blue
state versus a red state, thereare differences in things that they will enjoy
or applaud. And I have beentraveling a lot. I was just in
Australia and I've noticed that it wasdifferent there, like you know, Canada
wasn't much different, but there therewere some major differences. So well,

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I don't know. I just thinkaudiences are different depending on I mean,
first of all, you have tochange some references. They might not understand
it. I've got a bit ofan accent to them. I have to
slow down. There's just different things. But they don't do. And I
can't speak for all of Australia.I only went to two places, but
I know for sure in Melbourne theydo not clap for shit, like they
don't. They don't give a buck. Like in Canada or America, if

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you're like I just had a bigbirthday or I'm celebrating an anniversary, people
are be like, yay, goon. In Melbourne, You're like I
just had a big birthday and they'relike, go on, then what about
it? Impress me? And Imade the mistake the first night of Like
the Host when he brought me on. I was like, keep it going

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for your host and they were likewhy. They were like, They're like,
it's your turn, bitch. Goyou feel Did that just make you
feel like you were dying out thereor did you adjust quick? Yeah?
In the first second I died,I was like I died before i'd even
started. I was like, oh, I've never bombed that fast. But

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then I learned quick. I learnedquick, and I got him back.
Thank God. But yeah, itwas a learning experience. Who could you
imagine you just walk right out,you know, you feel right away the
tension in the air. You justgrab the microphone and the first thing out
of your mouth is ladies and gentlemen, your next comedian coming right up is
and then just bounce, like justput it. I just walked right off

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the other side of the stage.Done. I know I could have I
would. I should have been like, hi, and let's bring your host
back up, and that could havebeen set. I've only had yeah,
I've only had one experience in Australiaand it was less than twelve hours because
it was a layover. I wasI was going to New Zealand and I
there was an issue. I can'tremember what the problem was. There was

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an issue with the plane. Wehad to stop in New Zealand. Stopped
in Australia before puddle jumping over toNew Zealand. So we stopped and they're
like, well, you can goget a hotel or you can just chill.
And I'm like, I'm like twentyyears old, at the nineteen or
twenty years old, I'm like,I'm going to a bar. So I
went to a bar and it waslike, on the outside it just looked

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like your normal pub that you'd seeanywhere in North America. On the inside,
it was like it was like aHell's Angels clubhouse. Like everybody inside
was terrifying. Everybody was terrifying.Everybody looked like they were ready to like
chew the top off a glass bottle, and they were just already hammered for

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the last three weeks straight. Itwas terrifying. Well, you were also
probably at an airport bar, soit was also twenty years old. I
knew him when he was twenty yearsold, and he was afraid of his
own shadow. It's not undure,Yeah, it's He's probably right, but
it's also because I was, like, you know, I was raised by

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him and he used to just terrifythe shit out of me non stop.
That's how Stockholming works, ladies.I know. It's right hard right out
the gate, just a monster overthere. No, that's awesome though,
And I saw that you're you've beentouring and uh playing shows in Canada,
and I was like, oh mygod, we got to get you up
here. And you've got some showscoming to Ontario right. Yeah, I'm

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I'm still in Nova Scotia right now. I'm in at the Halifax Yak YAKX
this weekend Friday and Saturday, andthen next weekend I'll be in Toronto at
the Toronto Yucky X uh seven andeight, So yeah, that'll be exciting.
That's technically my home club, theToronto Club, and I haven't been
back there in a while. Andthere's something about coming home to your home

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club. It's like when you're akid and you come home to your parents'
house, you're always still a kid, and I still feel like an open
micro when I walk in there,and whenever they play the same intro music
that they did twenty years ago,and whenever I hear any of those songs,
I still like immediately want to shitmyself, Like I get so nervous.
But you made but you made theright analogy like going home to your

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parents' house when you've already like gotyour own place and you're doing well in
life, and then you go homeand visit I feel like you visit Toronto
yuck yucks. You need to walkin there with a bit of a chip
on your shoulder, not shitting yourpants because you're fucking renee person. You
play the store, you play theimprov, you fucking play the factory.

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I don't know what that place,of all places makes me more nervous,
just because I feel like an openmic kid again back in the day.
But the last time you were there, well I think I was there a
couple of years ago, but Iwasn't headlining. Even a couple years ago.
I was. They were booked thatweekend, so they're like, you
can feature and it was fun andit was great. I have no pressure
that way, but now that thewhole weekend is mine, I just feel

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more pressure. Can you see meon the can you fill me on the
doll where someoney yuck yucks hurt you? How big is the screen? As
I said, I did not trimmy bush, so I don't I can't
show you right now. But yeah, I don't know. It's just those

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like beginner nerves come back. Idon't know why. I think. Here,
hear me out and correct me ifI'm wrong. But you should walk
into the place like this, You'reright, sorry, okay, Usually going
into like your parents' place after beinggone for a while, on the comfortableness
of it, so you walk intoyuck yucks like it's your parents place.

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But events you walk in and youlay down on the bed, that comfortable
bed that you had for so longwhen you were a kid, in that
and you realize you've outgrown that bed, so don't worry about it. You've
completely outgrown that bed, and yourfeet hang over the edge of it,
and you're like, you know,this isn't quite what I remember. It's
still cool, but I know Ibelong and I'm out doing bigger and better

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things. Now, Okay, that'sa nice way to look at it.
I'll be like, I remember thisbed. I had some good times in
this bed, but yeah, nowI need a Now I need a king
size right, at least a waterbed. At least people still have waterbeds.
I don't think so. I hadone when I was a teenager.
I remember, because like being asuper tall kid. There was this weird

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fallacy that was going on back thenwith doctors where they were saying water beds
were good for your posture, whichis good. How does that make any
sense? Right? You have zerosupport. You're fucking waving around all night
long. Let me tell you Icouldn't jerk off at home alone until I
was twenty because waterbed is counterproductive.It's working against you, so said alone,

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like in this flash zone. Yeahright, It's just this is a
nightmare waterbeds. We smartened up onwaterbeds real quick and never went back that
route. Like a lot of retrostuff comes back. We ain't getting waterbeds
anytime soon. That's true. Theyhad their moment and then people were like
these are dangerous. Yeah, it'sso ridiculous, like like I want to

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be laying down with a girl andhave the furniture outperform me. Fuck that.
Yeah, and no track. Yeah, and you don't want to turn
over and get seasick in the middleof the night. That's you always end
up stuck in the corner like wedgein the mattress itself. It's a nightmare.
So I saw your special the comicSutrad. I had no idea is

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this real or is this a bit? I had no idea that your middle
name is Sutra. Yeah, mymiddle names are Sutra and Crystal. I
know it's as I think it wasMath. I don't know if it was
Math at time. No, youknow why they call me Crystal, and
I hope it's not because a math. They tell me it's because they were
selling crystals on the side of thestreet when I was born. That was

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their job. But now that Isay it as an adult, I'm like,
that must have been crystal math forsure. Was your parents? Were
your parents nudists? We know thatthey're hippies obviously, but like, how
far did this go? I don'tthink just because you do drugs means you

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take your clothes off. I meanthey were classy life. That says more
about you than my parents, Chris. I know they they definitely weren't nudist
or not. Actually, I didgo to I had to go once to
a newdist place, I don't know, beach something. My mom took me

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and I was a teenager and itwas excruciating, seeing like I was maybe
twelve. It was just not thetime I wanted to be an. I
was wearing a bathing suit and wewere driving through the woods to this place
and I saw these men hiking withjust running shoes and socks and that's it
and just like a sun ripened bag. It was nasty, It was it

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really, It terrified me. Whatis the occasion, What is the occasion
that makes your parents take a childto a nudist beach. My I don't
know. My mom's friends were therestaying there for the week and we were
going to visit for the day.I thought that would be fun. I
know. See you go get thetable at the at the local park with
the little hibachi thing and the barbecueset up, telling me that they decided

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to make this occasion at a nudistbeach. Yeah, see that's more that's
more dangerous than a waterbed, forsure. You don't want to have habachi
near your hai. Yeah, Ican tell you this years ago. This
is probably going back three or foursummers ago. It was the end of

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the summer, and for anyone thatlives in Toronto, you know that an
end of summer tradition is the CNEAir Show, and I wanted to go
see the air show. So abunch of my family members were talking like,
yeah, we're all going to gettogether and go watch the air show.
So I said great, and thenthey said we're all gonna go meet
somewhere, like they picked a spotdowntown Toronto. We're all going to meet

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and then head over together. Stupidme, I'm thinking we're going to the
CNE to the Canadian National exhibition.That's where I always went to go watch
the air show. No, no, no, My cousin says we're going
to go to the beach because it'sa better view, it's a clearer view.
And I'm like, great, Sowe're taking the ferry and I think

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we're going to Center Island. No, he says we're going to Handland's Point.
For anyone not from the Toronto area, Handland's Point is a newdest beach.
And I'm there with my five yearold and I'm like, what the
fuck are we doing? And I'mhaving a meltdown, like what is going
on? And it's not until weget to Hamlin's Point that I realized there

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is signage that says naked folks familyarea. And I'm like, oh,
there's there's a divide. I didnot know. And I was about to
like punch out some family members,thinking, you know, my kid's gonna
be staring at a bunch of likeuh tally whackers and shriveled up bean bags.

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But it worked out fine and theview was lovely. Yeah, but
that's the naked and family that isnot that's not that's not pleasant some experience.
I know. I didn't have tobe naked, thank god, at
twelve. It was an awkward time. But yeah, I think I think
I wore it was summer, andI probably wore a Parka. I was

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like, fuck this. I'm alwaysfascinated when I when I watched your special
the comic Sutro, which by theway, is fucking killer. I'm always
curious when a comedian puts together anew special. What was the writing process
like for that particular set? Like, how long did it take you to
put that together? It was ina bunch of stuff that had been lingering

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for a while. Was it allfresh? Was it something that you had
knocked out in a few hours orwas it a year in the making.
You know what I'm saying. I'mjust fucking with you. Oh yeah,
I wrote that in like five minutes. It was really easy. Well,
we've already established, we already establishedbefore we went on the air that you're
a freakishly fast typer. So Idon't know, I'm very good at typing

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my name. No that that tookme like five years I think to like
call me together. But it wasawesome. I had taken a long break
from stand up, so I wasI'm only back from you know, doing
stand up for about seven years now. So it took me, you know,
from the beginning of darting stand upagain until figuring it out what I

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wanted to talk about write about,And it was sort of about a very
particular time in my life, andI wanted to shoot it then because I
didn't want to talk about it anymore. Like sometimes you write about stuff that's
happening and then I'm like, thisisn't really happening anymore. Therefore I no
longer want to talk about it,so might as well let's just shoot it
now, get it out so Ican move on to the next stuff.

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So, yeah, it's been thatlong, then obvious you're out. How
long are you on the road fornow? This is just a two and
a half week little stint. Areyou working on new stuff to be able
to film something at the end ofall of this? Is that the plan?
Oh shit, at the end oftwo and a half weeks, I
wish it was that. I loveyour confidence in me, you guys,

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you're like, so after two weeksyou have a new special. The last
one took five years, so thisone, what like two and a half
weeks? That was the first one, like, you know, but I
think it's like first kid, firstkid, you feel so nice about it
and everything. Second kid. Whatever. Yeah, you're like, they'll figure
it out. No, I'm stilltrying to figure out what the next thing

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is, what I want to talkabout. I'm still not sure. The
last one was like about trying toget pregnant and going through IVF and all
this stuff. It was about avery particular time. So now I'm like,
I don't know what's going on.I'm still trying to I'm just experimenting,
trying new things, just playing around, having fun. So uh yeah,
hopefully it'll come to me soon.But sorry. When you're in a

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situation where you're doing exactly that,you're writing material in your head. You're
thinking, eventually, I'm going tochoot a special and this is going to
fit great, and you know you'vewritten this really killer bit. But now
you're playing a club somewhere. Isthere a temptation to that shit because you're
saving it for your special? Ordo you want to test it all out

(24:52):
and workshop workshop? How do youwork that? Oh no, no,
I want to work the shit outof it before. Yeah. No,
that would be a bad idea tobe like, I'm not going to tell
anyone these jokes until I shoot it, because then you have no idea if
they work or not. No,you want to keep like tooling and honing
and all of that. But I'mgoing to be honest, I don't know
if specials are the way anymore.Like it kind of feels like nobody sits

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down and watches a whole freaking specialanymore. It's really just about like fifteen
second thirty second clips and social medianow those that's those are the people that
are that are getting famous from it. Now. It's not used to be
people watch specials and there's nothing reallythat special about a special anymore because everybody's
doing them. And I don't know. I don't know if that's the way.

(25:38):
We'll see, but I feel likeby the time I'm ready, I'm
not sure. Well, after whathappened a few weeks ago with the Netflix
Live event, it feels like roastsare back on Vogue no kidding, yeah,
Like this is like they've been doingroast for a long time, and
Jeff Ross talked about we didn't doone for a few years because everyone's a
pussy and backing out at the lastsecond. And now they've created this new

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brand of what used to be theComedy Central roasts, and they're doing them
on Netflix and they're titling them asthe Goat Roasts, and they're only targeting
people that are considered to be thebest in their field, which I think
is a fucking brilliant concept. Yougot star power and then you get like
an a list group of comedians,and it's way more fun to tear somebody

(26:25):
down that's big, you know whatI mean, Or it doesn't work as
much when they're like, bitch,I got millions, billions of dollars,
I don't really say what you want, Like, it's more fun that way.
Is that a different muscle though?Is that a different muscle as a
comedian to be a roaster? Likewould you feel comfortable going in and writing
a I love to do a rest? Yeah, okay, I would love
to do that. Yeah, Ithink it would be fun. I have

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I mean, I have coached alot of people that have done roast and
I've ghost written some stuff for people, and it's it's quite fun. It's
a lot of pressure, but Ifeel like of that roast to Tom Brady,
want my Girl, Nikki Oh,my god, won that roast.
She won, she murdered and shetalked about it. Yeah, and she
talked about I heard her doing abunch of interviews because she's like the itck

(27:07):
girl right now, She's everywhere.And she said that he would was working
on that for like two and ahalf three months working on the material,
and she said it was tough atfirst because she didn't know anything about Tom
Brady and she didn't know anything aboutany of the other guys on the dais.
So that's first of all done ofresearch just to find stuff. And

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then she said that just like Iwas asking you, like, do you
take your stuff for your special?Go workshop it? She said she was
in a club doing two and threeshows a night, every single night,
for eight days in a row leadingup to the roast, and and like
she's explaining it to people that areattending these shows that are not necessarily even

(27:55):
football fans, and she's like,Okay, so for this next joke,
I'm going to be talking about thisguy Gronk. He's really dumb. Mm
hmm. Yeah. And that's howmuch work went into a four minute set.
You're like, you got a newspecial at the end of this two
weeks. Yeah, yeah, no, it takes a long time, and
she really put in the work andit fucking showed. Yeah, cush it.

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It was great. Yeah, it'sjust absolutely money, you know.
And I have been a huge fanof the ROAs, going back all the
way to the old Friars Club shit, you know what I mean? Right,
Yeah, but the Comedy Central onesthat they did, it was always
interesting. But I think the comediansalways knew that they had a safety net
because if they ever went too far, that shit's getting edited. This was

(28:41):
lie. That's a different animal now. Well, and he said he regretted
it too because of what it didto his kids and all of that.
Like he kind of backtracked a littlebit and was like I wish you didn't
do it, but I'm like,you also got twenty five million dollars to
sit there, like you would havethought about backtracking when he was kissing his
kid for seven fucking seconds. Yeahhe did. I didn't see that.

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Yeah that was a video. Wereyou counting, Chris? You were like
one. I watched the video andit took five watches for me to finish.
After three seconds, well throw aflag and said, okay, that's

(29:29):
offside. Yeah, that's enough.I'd like to report a pedophile. I'm
so sorry. Yeah. Right,by the way, I went down a
rabbit hole the other day on YouTube. Man, I don't know what my
YouTube algorithm is telling me, butlike I saw this video that came up
and it was like corrupt cops getput in their place, and I'm like,

(29:53):
yeah, I want to watch this, So I watch it. And
then the next video is cops getfire for acting like Dix and I'm like,
yeah, I want to watch this. And then the next one that
comes up you may also watch.This was a pedophiles get trapped by police,
and I'm like, oh, I'mless intrigued, but okay, let's
watch. And I saw this.I saw this series of people that are

(30:18):
grown ass adults and they think they'retalking to children to hook up. Oh
no, but it's cops. Andthen when they show up to go somewhere,
they get nailed. And most ofthe people when they get nailed,
they're like, ugh, I'm busted. Oh God, I'm stupid, and
like you could tell like they realizedthey fucked up. There was this one
guy who apparently started stalking this childwho he found doing cooking videos on YouTube

(30:45):
when she was five. Oh row, he was leading inappropriate comments on her
YouTube and the family deleted the YouTubechannel because they were so freaked out.
And this guy stocked the family forfive years until he found out where they
lived. And so now he traveledfrom Oregon to I think it was Boston

(31:06):
or something to find this child.Oh my god. Now she's like twelve,
and he's going around the neighborhood becausehe figured out the neighborhood but not
the exact house. He's knocking onevery door. Do you know this kid?
I'm looking for her. I thinkshe loves me. He's like knocking,
and then finally the cops show up, like dude, what are you
doing? Like this is a twelveyear old girl. He's like twelve,
twelve was very old. I thoughtshe was five, Like no, no,

(31:30):
and like come on, this issomething borat no dude and has a
happy ending though. Right they're married. Now everything that was that was Woody
Collar. That's who it was.Right. This guy was refusing. He's
like, I'm not leaving until shesays to my face that she doesn't want
to be with me, and thecops like, are you out of your
mind. And then so the copgoes. The cop goes in the house,

(31:52):
he comes back out and he says, I spoke to the child.
She does not want to see you. How do you know that's her true
wishes? She under duress. Oh, I want to speak to it and
out of his mind. And they'reputting him in handcuffs. He's like,
you can't arrest me because I'm partof the Church of God and children are
saviors and the saviors will take usto heaven. And if I'm like what

(32:15):
the fuck? Watch for way longerthan seven seconds. Yeah, And I
thought, if this is a bit, like this guy's really committed, because
now he's doing four to four yearsin prison. That commitment. That the
hell of a commitment to a bit. But oh my god, I got

(32:35):
some weird Amazon suggestions. Now afterwatching, I gotta refresh my algorithm,
Like, somebody send me some pornor something because I got to change.
That's a good follow up the nextAll right, we're done with pedophilia,
let's gran the two together. No, I want I want Granny porn.

(32:58):
Only notions are going to be like, would you like Dora the Explorer and
Ben Gay? You're gonna have weirdimagine, imagine such nicer things you could
have done with your night before goingto work. You're gonna be midte What
the fuck was that earlier? Ithink this is a perfect warm up.

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Really, it's always a bit ofa vortext when you step into into the
show with us. I was like, I wonder what we'll talk about this
time? Oh yeah, granny,porn, pedophiles. All right, just
a whole bunch of nothing. That'sThat's just really how it goes. Just
a whole bunch of nothing. Sogoing back to the rose for a second,

(33:44):
Yeah, I think one of thehot topics for everyone that watched that
roast and people around the roasting communityis Okay, Tom Brady got fucking massacred.
Although he did really well in hisin his rebuttal to everyone, I
thought he performed really really well.Who's next? Who do you think should
be the next guest of honor forone of these big roasts? If you

(34:07):
had an open invite and you gota chance to roast some famous goat,
who would you really like a crackat? That's good question. I don't
know the first name, but Iwouldn't say goat like somebody like Elon Musk
or somebody like that. I don'tknow if he would be fun to rip
him a new one. He wouldbe the opposite of Tom, right,

(34:29):
because Tom got made fun of thatevery time he was getting killed. He
just sat there with his ken dolllike yeah right, like yeah, yeah
yeah, And then Elon Musk wouldjust have like his robot face like never
yeah yeah. He would like programAI to blow up the place or something.
I don't know if he didn't likeit, I don't know. But

(34:51):
the interesting thing about those roast too, is that like how UNPC. That
was like every like the pendulum swungso far one way, we gotta be
so PC and then and then onthe other side. It just like I
was like, oh, I guessevery word is back on the table.
I guess we can say that now. Yeah, COVID's over that interesting,
Yeah, covid made us piec COVID'sover, and Aaron Toward is in the

(35:15):
news, so like all bets areof right, yeah, yeah. I
think it's a nice feeling though,right when when people feel like in comedy
it's once again safe to be stupid, It's safe to say what you want
to say. Because it's a fuggingjoke, joke exactly exactly. We stop
taking ourselves so seriously and just beable to laugh at shit again. Yeah,

(35:37):
And I think that's one of thebeauty like because the people that don't
get that that genre, they're theones that don't even watch the roast the
general and that's making fun at people. You're being bulliesed. But everyone that
gets destroyed gets their own chance toget on the mic and fucking kill.
They get to rebut and they getmillions and millions and millions of dollars.

(36:00):
So I had real friends. Thosepeople have never had real friends. They've
only had people that talk behind theirbacks. Real friends will say the ship
to your face and allow you somethingback to them. And it's like just
a thing that you did since Iwas a kid sitting in the back of
the bus on the way to school. You just you just capped on one

(36:20):
another. You carved each other up. That's what you did, and you
knew. I love language. Really, Yes, it is sit talking.
I heard I heard former Toronto Raptorstar going into the Hall of Fame.
Vince Carter suggests that Lebron James shouldbe the subject of an upcoming roast.
Ooh oh okay, I could seethat for sure. You're just going to

(36:44):
keep doing sports people. Yeah,yeah, right, But in my mind,
yeah, he'll never agree to itbecause he fits into that category that
tid just said. He's one ofthese guys that since he was twelve years
old, no one has ever daredsay anything negative to him. Right,
that's true. He has got thinskin. Oh yeah, he had a
teammate that fucked his mom, andhe got that guy blackballed out of the

(37:04):
whole NBA. Well, I meanthat's a little different than roasting him with
a joke. Sucking his mom.I think, hey, mom needed to
get some Maybe maybe Lebron was homeat mom's place for that weekend to feel
a little comfortable, walked into thebed and there, that's right. It

(37:27):
was like, oh my old waterbed. Wait a minute, it's not
time for practice. Lebron totally hada waterbed in. Yeah, he did
explain a lot. You listen,we know that you're up against the clock
because you're you're performing tonight, Sogo out there fucking murder. All right.

(37:53):
We'd love to have you come backagain when we can have a little
more time and we can just liketalk about waterbeds and who Lebron's mom is
fucking water from waterbeds and pedophiles.Yeah, let's do it. That's the
name of my memoir. Really,that's the next special story. Yeah,

(38:13):
yeah, have fun. It isalways if you if you do buy off
chance. I know it's not gonnahappen, but buy off chance. If
you happen to bomb, please messageme and let me know, because nothing
makes me happier than a good bombstory. Don't wish that on me.
Not. I know you're going tokill. I know you're gonna kill.

(38:35):
Awesome, I'll try for the nextone. I'll have a good bomb story.
Have a good night, and uhsave you for us. I know
he's your bfs. Yeah, welove our good night, your day,
Okay, good I thanks guys.There she goes. Everybody that's Fornee Percy
short and sweet appearance on The Godfathersof Podcasting. But literally she's going now

(38:57):
from where she is, it's like, go do what she does. Well.
Hopefully she puts on real pants anddoesn't forget that she's only wearing track
pants when she goes to perform tonight. I think that would add to the
comedy. That'd be so amazing ifit's one of those moments where you're like,
ah, I forgot to get dressed, you know what all the time?

(39:17):
Right. Our friend Michelle Shaughnessy wastalking about that not long ago where
she was performing at a comedy clubin England and something had happened. I
don't know if it was her luggagewas lost or something, but basically she
went to perform in the comfy tracksuit that she had been wearing all day

(39:37):
and not in her you know,brand name trendy sexy outfits that she normally
wears, and people were giving hershit about it, like why is she
coming on stage looking like a badlymade bed? You know? It's like,
yeah, well that's a good looking, badly made bed. Right,

(40:00):
you can fetch your complaint. Ido love that insult though, looking like
a badly made bed. It's sucha classy way of saying you look like
dogshit. Yeah, It's like sayingyou got a head like a half eaten
cabbage. Ded. We have afew minutes left, so I wanted to

(40:20):
throw at you a couple of interestingstories that are in the news this week,
just to see what you think ofthem. Before we wrap this sucker
up. This this one here,I thought this was funny. Let me
just open this up on my andmy browser. The headline reads, bear

(40:45):
steals oreos from California home. Whatflavor? It says, a bear was
caught on camera. By the way, this is from UPI dot com.
A bear was on camera. There'sactual video footage of this, so you
can go to EPI dot com andcheck it out. We're not gonna play

(41:06):
because we don't want to get nailedcopyright issues. But a bear was caught
on camera breaking into a California homeand leaving with just one thing, a
package of oreos. And he justhe literally you can see on the video,
he crawls in through this window,grabs the oreos in his mouth and

(41:29):
pieces out so so much so somuch like cocaine bear. This was cannabis
bear. And he literally was stonedand went into somebody's house and was like,
yo, bro, he got oreos, I'm bouncing. And that was
it. The big takeaway from thepeople in this in this neighborhood in Monrovia,

(41:55):
wherever the hell that is, Ihave no idea, was well,
it just doesn't feel safe anymore.I can't even leave my window open because
that bear he took out the windowand the and the screen and everything.
I love, I love how,I love how you said you don't know
where this place is, but automaticallyassume it's Virginia. Oh yeah, another

(42:16):
redneck for her. It's the redIt's the Redneck District of California. I
hope it's like Monovia, fucking Marylandor some ship like that. Just leave
your just leave your cookies outside andbe a sport. Help the bear out.
That is not what you do done. How do you how do you

(42:38):
combat oreo stealing bears? Guns?Oh no, no, we're not encouraging
that. No so American. No, my god, it's Monrovia. Bruh.
He like you might fucking play thatship up in fucking Kanuckville down here

(42:59):
in Yeah, we'll shoot a bear. You steal are oreos. It is
on like donkey Kong. No onein Monrovia has ever even heard of a
waterbed. Bro there's one store.You know how long you gotta wait for
a sleeve of oreos to show upin Monrovia. It's like it's like it's
like handing out fucking rice with Sallystruthers. It only turns around once in

(43:22):
a while, and so they theyhang out. A bear fucking shows up,
steals your fucking cookies. Forget it. I had to google the population
of Monrovia. It says thirty seventhousand. Like, there's more people like
on my street right now. Bro, there's more fucking bears than there are
people, obviously because the people ain'tfighting back. This is where the movie

(43:45):
Planet of the Bears actually fucking starts. Right, We've gone past the fucking
apes and we're going straight to Planetof the Bears. I love it.
Okay, here's a another stupid animalstory also her to see of UPI dot
com. They're they're all over thestupidness this week. The headline reads,

(44:08):
block of noisy feral chickens keep villageresidents up at night. Wait, as
opposed to those trained house chickens,these are these are just normal field chickens.
Is that what we're saying right now? Donnie? Residents, they're making

(44:29):
too much noise. You know howyou stop that from happening. You'll open
a KFC right. It says residentsof a town in England are complaining about
a noisy group of chickens, aboutone hundred of them residents in the Common
Road area of Snettisham, Norfolk saidthe chickens frequently dig up their gardens and

(44:53):
are so loud that neighbors have towear ear plugs at night. Not all
the neighbors are upset about the situationand are not in favor of ejecting or
evicting the chickens from the neighborhood,But there are quite a few people that
are frustrated with the situation. Andyou know what, you hit the nail
on the head, like, hasnobody here ever heard of like shaken bake?

(45:15):
Like this seems like an easy problemto solve. Bro. I don't
know if you know this or not, but I've been down to Grand Cayman
quite a few times. In downtownand Grand Camyon and Joint down there,
there's a KFC. There is alsowild chickens that run around town. And
it is the funniest thing in theworld when you see cannibal chickens hanging out

(45:36):
in front of KFC, eating fuckingKFC scraps off of the ground. Do
they know what they're doing? They'rechickens, of course they don't. Fucking
know what they're Imagine chickens sitting therewith a drumstick on bill you like cold.

(45:58):
You imagine, Oh, this one'stattooed. I knew her. Why
are we so stupid? There arethe dumbest, but you know what,
they live in fucking Grand Cayman andwe don't. So who's stupid here,
Donnie? I don't know. I'mstill that trading for the chicken life.

(46:19):
Here's another stupid story again from ourfriends at u p I dot com.
A man has broken his own worldrecord. Now, first of all,
when you hear these kinds of headlines, okay, it's always like, okay,
brace yourself. How stupid is thisworld record? Hold on, hold
on, hold on. Let's let'sguess the world record. Let's see if

(46:40):
I can guess the world record.What's his name? Do we have a
do we have a gentleman's name?Did this? Let me pull up his
name? That's a that's a greatpoint. You want clues, right,
you want clues? Okay, isit just a couple? His name is
Vanod Kumar h no vand Kumar okayokay um ooh fuck that could be a

(47:12):
lot because it's lot. Whatever itwas he did, he did it in
twenty Well, I mean, whohasn't done that? But I don't think
it's a world right, I didn'thear you. You're might cutout. What
did you say? Who hasn't donewhat? I said? Well, you
said he didn't what twenty whatever itwas that he did? He did in
in what twenty some seconds? Yeah? Actually no, he said a new

(47:38):
record. Sorry, he said anew record of twenty five point six six
seconds the time I said before itwas his old record twenty five points sixty
six seconds. Ummm, fastest releasein a truck stop bathroom. I'll give
you a hint. No, that'snot correct. I'll give you a hint.

(48:01):
There is a connection to something wejust discussed with Renee partially off air,
and then we mentioned it when shewas on air. Oh he oh
he, he types yes using hispenis. You're so close Thenard Kumar Chador,

(48:32):
I don't know how to say sorry. I'm not trying to be a
dick. I just don't know howto stay it. Forty four years old
of India, all right, seta record in twenty five points sixty six
seconds of typing the entire alphabet fuckyeah, using only his nose. Oh

(48:54):
his face penis yeah, face dick. Come on, First of all,
can you type the alphabet with yourfingers in twenty five point six seconds?
Bro? I could, I'm gonnaguess not. I couldn't hit every button
on the fucking in the alphabet onthe keyboard in twenty five point six seconds,

(49:19):
That's what I'm saying. So nowthat alone is impressive. But now
like you can't see the keyboard whenyou're banging it with your nose. And
also he's broken his own record twicebefore, which leads you to think,
hey, vand you can probably stopcompeting because ain't no one trying to break

(49:40):
it. Bro, he's broken hisown record, But how many times has
he broken his own nose? Hesmashed his face into a keyboard? This
is bizarre to me, It says. The rules of this record indicate that

(50:01):
he must type all twenty six lettersof the Roman alphabet on a standard querty
keyboard with whoe with a space betweeneach letter. So he's ding ding ding
ding ding ding ding ding ding.He's like the chien la that means twenty
six times two characters. So ifI do the math, that's like one

(50:22):
hundred and ninety characters as all ofthe characters. Holy shit, Like that's
like that, that's like infinity Warsof letters. I thought twenty six letters
in twenty five seconds was impressive.It's double that in twenty five seconds because
he's hitting the space bar every time. Yeah. Man, that that dude

(50:43):
deserves whatever he wants for the restof his week. He also holds the
record for the fastest time to typethe alphabet backwards with a single hand,
in five point three six seconds.What like, why though, who are

(51:07):
you even say the alphabet backwards?If I got pulled over for a field
sobriety test, like all right,sir, uh the alphabet backwards? I'm
like, go, fuck your hat. I can't do that ship sober.
Yeah, why why do you needto know it backwards? Z Oh,
you're done? Exactly? Fucking Takehim to the beach, grab the phone.

(51:30):
I got pulled over at Minerva,exactly Minerva. What was it called
again? What was that fucking citycalled? She was sorry? Monrovia?
Minerva. I got pulled over inthis old Egyptian ladies fucking down Minerva,

(51:55):
the Minerva on me, Holy fuckingGreek mythology. Boy, here I want
to know, for our friend here, vinad Kumar and his record nos speed
and his record back backwards typing speed, what transferable skills do you think this

(52:16):
qualifies him for in the workplace?Did well? Uh? Well, I
mean it depends. Can you giveCan he type with his face while typing
with his hands? That's the question. And then you have to give him
the wage of like you know,two three different people if he's working in
wherever he's working, like an HRdepartment or something like that. Right,

(52:38):
he's a whole transcription sweatshop. Iwonder what his I wonder what his fee
is, what his you know,to show up fee is? Like you
could book this guy for parties?Can he trick with more than just a
keyboard? You know you used torun parties to watch a girl do stuff

(53:00):
with a donkey, and now you'regetting an Indian guy to type. Your
parties have gotten lame, bro Ohno, no, I'm saying you attach
a credit card to his nose,right, and he's the guy who officially
has to you know, make youknow, do up the the choppy choppy
right, That's what I'm saying.Oh fuck, so now it's a Pablo

(53:23):
Escobar party, Well, like theparty, Peter Seller's the Party, like,
only the new version. There's amovie that they should make, Donnie.
That's the movie they need to redoand invite this guy. This guy
needs to be that character. Beforewe wrap this up, let me ask
you, because I did ask Brenee, and I want to ask you.
I know that. I'm sure wehaven't talked about this actually, but you

(53:45):
you got around to watching the BradyRoast, right, yeah? Absolutely,
If you were going to produce thenext one, who would you want the
guest of honor to be? Imean it's a tough one. Ask yourself
that really, honestly. Yeah.Barack Obama, Oh you know what,

(54:07):
he would do it. You're rightat those at those whatever they're called,
the uh what are they called theCorrespondence Dinner, Yeah, whatever it's called.
He always invited people to roast him. He's that would draw Yeah,

(54:27):
because even even the Republicans would tunein. Yeah, it'd be like get
up right right like it would be. It would be fantastic. And if
anybody's gonna be able to do it, that's the guy that you do it.
I think there's too much heat ona Donald Trump to do it.
Right now. But Barack Obama isabsolutely perfect. You're not gonna get any
bigger than the former fucking leader ofthe you know, of the free world.

(54:52):
Yeah, and Trump's already been roasted, yeah in life. No,
I mean he was actually the guestof a Coping Central roast. But yeah,
I think Obama could unite the country. Man, that's a good call.
I'm just saying, if it everhappens, I want my fucking vig
celebrities that would never do a roast. Let's go rapid fire back and forth

(55:15):
till one of us can't think ofone. Ready, go Michael Jordan,
Tom Cruise, Brett Farv, MichaelRapaport, Michael J. Fox. Well,
that's because he can't. I can'tkeep him around on stage that long.
I think, not even close.Sick Freed and Roy they're dead,

(55:42):
No, only one. Aren't theyboth dead? I don't know. No,
Tiger didn't he I think they bothdead. The Lion King or whatever
his name is, Tiger King.Those five minutes are done, so oh
wow? Yeah, No, listen, I don't think you can come back
and do another sports figure, youknow what I mean? Like, because

(56:05):
then it just looks like what arewe doing, so I think it's gonna
have to be like it's gotta beyou gotta go musician. Then you've got
to go actor. Then you've gotit. Like if we're going if the
theme is to go goats, thenwho's the greatest actor? Who would you
do it? If it was thegreatest actor, you know what I mean?
The Rock, the Rock? Ah, he could take it. The

(56:27):
Rock would be big. He couldtake it. That would be huge,
right, I know, I knowwho would be great, but won't do
it. And that's how it's stirring. But well that's he's turned to.
He's the other direction. Now,Now what do you put the Rock in
there as a wrestler, as asports entertainment guy, or do you put
him in there as an actor?You put him in there as the biggest

(56:47):
fucking celebrity on Earth. That's whathe is on Earth on Earth. E
r f Oh yeah, I usedto watch that show. I think,
I look, I have I haven'tI have an Earth doll right back there?

(57:09):
Yeah? No, his his celebritytranscends everything. I think, actually
be a good call. I wasshocked by back Obama and the Rock so
far. Yeah, I was shockedthat The Rock didn't make an appearance at
the Brady Roast or at Kevin Hart'suh Mark Twain Prize because they're BFFs.

(57:30):
But I know he's busy filming.Speaking of which, have you seen the
behind the scenes photos? Mm hmm. For anyone who doesn't know what I'm
talking about, The Rock is playingthe part of former MMA fighter Mark Coleman
in a new Sorry, Mark Kerr, I'm so sorry. He's playing the

(57:52):
part of Mark Kerr in a newfilm called The Smashing Machine. Correct,
and they made the Rock white.He's white now he looks like Mark Kerr,
Like I was shit. It's like, wow, this is incredible.
If he walked down the street inmakeup like that, you would not think

(58:15):
that was The Rock. Yeah,he would never get harassed by police.
Oh my god, stop because he'sthe Rock. Like he was unrecognizable.
Bro. Could you imagine if hewalked into a place and they like I
d'd him and he had to pullout the rocks ID but he's in full
makeup like Mark Kerr and then andthen he gets busted. The cops end

(58:37):
up having to show up because theythink that this guy because they don't know
all these cops now are too youngto know, and they think rocks wallet.
It's it's freakish, how much like? And when I was looking at
these shots, my first thought wasis this just CGI? But I'm realizing
no, these are behind the scenesphotos. So this is makeup, this

(58:59):
is esthetic, this is practical effect, and it's mind blowing. Never mind
the fact that his tattoos are goneand the man is like forty fifty percent
covered in tattoos at this stage ofhis life and those are all gone.
But he's Caucasian and he has hair, and he does this soon he little

(59:22):
knows. So here's the thing withthe tattoos though, because are people are
getting sued by their tattoo artists fortheir stuff being showed in movies and stuff
like that. So for example,they just did the did you ever you
saw the Last Roadhouse? Right,the Economy Roadhouse? Dogshit, But go
take a look at it, becauseyou were sitting there going, oh,
that's just Connor McGregor and that's hisfucking tattoos and stuff, right, No,

(59:44):
those are all fake. They coveredup his real tattoos and put on
fake tattoos because they own the rightsto those fake tattoos and the images,
right, nobody signed anything off forthe imaging. And this is the world
that we live in now, wherefucking dudes you're getting sued for their tattoo
stuff. Hold on a second,Okay, let's walk this down the legal

(01:00:07):
path for a second, because ifthis went to court, I would be
all on board with suing a motherfucker. But here's the thing. It doesn't
have to court. It doesn't haveto go to court. The move The
fucking studios are just like, fuckit. It's not going to go to
court. We're not going to dealwith it that way. We're just going
to fucking cover it up. Iunderstand. But at some point one of
these situations, there's going to bea studio or a producer that says,

(01:00:30):
tell them to go fuck themselves.We'll see them in court, and we're
going to set a precedent. Soas you know, I have virgin skin,
not one piece of ink anywhere onme unless I've been drawing with a
sharpie. You, my friend,are covered in tattoos. So you go
down to local tattoo shops. Someonedoes let's say that big piece on your
left shoulder, and now you arein a movie, and they're going to

(01:00:53):
say, hey, tid, Iknow you paid me seven hundred bucks for
that tattoo on your shoulder, butI own it and don't fuck yourself.
In twenty eleven, the art worldwitnessed a crucial moment when Mike Tyson's tattoo
artist, as Victor Whitmoll, tooka bold step and filing a copyright infringement
lawsuit against Warner Brothers. That's somebullshit. That some bullshit. Wait,

(01:01:19):
did Mike Tyson when he got thetattoo sign something that said you own the
rights to the thing on my facethat I paid you for. It's a
designer when Warner It was when WarnerBrothers used it in the Hangover and the
fucking the fucking white guy kinda fuckingdid the tattoo on his face. I
don't give a fuck what they say. Look, if you're a clothing designer

(01:01:40):
and I buy your clothing, yourcustom clothing that you made for my tall
ass, and now I'm seen onTV, and that designer is gonna be
like, oh, I deserve royaltiesbecause those are my go I paid for
the clothes. Suck my dick.That's why they end up getting gold clothes
given to them. Fuck them alla fucking bunch of I'm hot about this.

(01:02:02):
I was ready to leave the showtalking about waterbeds and fucking woreo stealing
bears and now you got me hot. Well good and on that note,
good night. You can go checkout all of the stuff over at the
Law Live Audio Wrestling on YouTube.You can also check out my shit at
Notorious Tid just like it says there. You can also listen to this on

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all of your podcast providers. Youcan check out Donnie on snmy Radio.
Hopefully he gets ahold of his hostsoon. You can also hear him on
TSN Radio. Who you got thisweek? You just had Alex Shelley.
This passed like Shelley last week.Yeah, this week is still a surprise,
which is code for I'm not sure. Yeah, dude, we're all
in that. We're all in thatsame same category and stuff. So you

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know, I'm about to go shootsome more UFC stuff right after doing this,
So there's always new content going ongoing out over on that YouTube channel.
It's been a lot of fun andwe're killing it. So you know,
listen, here's the thing, it'sour content and you can't sue us
for it. Ha ha. Peopletried so the critics. His name is

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Tidd letter. You gotta see somedesist. I've got a few, brother
I want one, please, andgentlemen, his name is Tid. My
name is Dottie. We are donethis party. We'll see you next time.
Peace. Fuck this share. I'mMount. Fuck this shit, I'm

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Mount Mount. Thanks, don't mummy. I'm gonna just grab myself and please
excuse me. Please fuck this shit. I'm Mount. Help, fuck this
shit. I'm Mount. All right. Then, I don't know what the
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