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Jesselnick Offensive, how are you kids
doing tonight?
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Fantastic. We've got another perfect
show for you tonight.
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Brett Gelman and Andy Kindler are here.
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But first, bad news is my business, and
this week, business is a -boomin'.
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Huge story right out of the gate. Miley
Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth have ended
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their engagement.
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So great news for all you guys out there
that love Miley Cyrus.
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Liam Hemsworth is available.
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Smoke him if you got him. Last week, a
man was caught in a grocery store in
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California in a bathroom reading a
pornographic magazine while smoking
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laced with cocaine and being accompanied
by a small child.
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Police are still baffled.
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by what it takes to get this man off.
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Don't let this get you down. A company
in Pittsburgh has developed a new line
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dolls called Dolls for Downs that have
the same characteristics as children
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Down syndrome.
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The dolls have been very popular,
although for some reason people keep
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their orders during the first trimester.
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Now, where are my papal lads? The papal
conclave has elected their new pope,
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Pope Francis from Argentina.
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He's the first pope ever from South
America and the 266th gay pope.
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Swing batter batter.
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Last week, a little league in Illinois
raffled off an AR -15 assault rifle to
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raise money for the teams.
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Great news if your favorite part of
baseball is watching kids get picked
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Now, I don't know what to think about
this one. Last week, Taylor Swift
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by a Nebraska hospital to pay a visit to
one of her biggest fans, a 10 -year
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-old cancer patient.
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The little girl was thrilled to meet her
idol in person and says it's something
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she'll remember for as short as she
lives.
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That was a great monologue.
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I said it was a great monologue.
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That was the president.
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Kids, last week, the supreme leader of
North Korea, Kim Jong -un, threatened to
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drop a nuclear bomb on the United
States.
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But not all Asians are nuclear
dangerous.
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Some of them are just karate dangerous.
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So how do you tell the difference?
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Practice. With the Jesselnik Offensive
audience game, which kind of Asian is
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this?
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our contestants will be playing for
tonight.
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Pretty special stuff.
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All right, let's have our first
contestant come on up here.
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How you doing, buddy?
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Thanks for joining me. What is your
name? My name is Randall. Your name is
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Randall. What do you do, Randall? I am a
student.
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Where? I go to school in Tampa, USF.
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Tampa, USF. Wow.
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Congratulations on getting into your
safety school.
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Now, Randall, you might recognize this
next nationality from either the
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or your last traffic accident.
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Randall, which kind of Asian is this?
I'll give you a hint.
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Dog.
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I'm going to go with Korean. Korean.
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I was looking for Indonesian.
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Better luck next time you do something
racist. Thank you for playing.
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So my next contestant, come on out here.
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Hey, look at this.
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Thank you for playing. What is your
name?
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My name's Tina.
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Hell yeah, it is.
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Tina, what do you do? I'm a flight
attendant. You're a flight attendant.
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couldn't hack it as a pilot, huh?
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No, I couldn't. Oh, too bad.
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Tina. I'm going to ask you to open your
eyes as wide as you can and tell me
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which kind of Asian is this.
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It's a tough one. I'll give you a little
help.
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Dog fried rice.
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Chinese? Chinese.
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Oh, you have brought great shame to your
family. I'm sorry.
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I was looking for Laotian or Laotian.
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Pronounced either way, both are
incorrect.
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Thank you for playing. Thank you.
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Let's bring up our final contestant.
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Thank you for playing.
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What is your name?
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Jonathan. Jonathan, and what do you do?
I'm a movie critic. A movie critic? Oh,
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we need more of those.
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What's the name of your blog?
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I'm on a radio station and also on a
Huffington Post.
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Oh, Huffington Post and a radio station.
Do you get paid for either one?
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A little from YouTube.
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Okay, a little from YouTube.
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I don't believe that either.
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Okay,
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Jonathan, this is a lot of pressure on
you. I know. But nothing compared to
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you've gotten from your parents, I'm
sure.
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Jonathan, tell me, which kind of Asian
is this?
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The worst kind.
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Mickey Rooney. That is Mickey Rooney,
but what kind of Asian is he portraying?
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Japanese. Japanese?
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Oh, I'm sorry.
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I was looking for Oriental.
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Mickey Rooney is portraying an Oriental.
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I'll tell you what I'll do.
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If you can tell me the movie. I'll give
you the prize anyway.
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Breakfast at Tiffany's. Breakfast at
Tiffany's. Thank you very much. Thank
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Jonathan, for playing.
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Big thank you to all our contestants.
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I hope everybody learned a little
something about cultures and how best to
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them. We'll be right back with Brett
Gelman and Andy Timmer.
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Welcome back to the Jesselnik Offensive.
I know I've been offending a lot of
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different types of people on my show.
But I want you to know, before you
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complain, I have one of the most diverse
staff in all of television. So I'd like
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to introduce some of them right now with
the Jesselnik Offensive diversity roll
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call.
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Chinese Andrew.
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Guy I confused for Chinese Andrew.
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Black Steve.
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Steve.
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Me.
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Abusive Relationship Janice.
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Abusive Relationship Damon.
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Donnie Wooden Spoons for Arms.
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Surviving Siamese Twin Samantha.
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And Jazzy Jennifer.
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Birthday Cake.
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for everybody's favorite part of the
show, the part where I introduce the
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It's time for panel.
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Please welcome frequent guest and
correspondent for The Late Show with
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Letterman and the voice of Mort on Bob's
Burgers, Andy Kindler. And the best
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comedian and actor that has or ever will
do this show, or so he tells me, from
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NBC's Go On and Adult Swim's Eagle
Heart, Brett Gelman.
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comedy should know that we've a lot in
common. We're both always talking about
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Hitler. That's right. Of course, I told
you the pro -Hitler jokes would not go
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over, but that's what you do.
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But you have a general Aryan vibe to
you.
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Hitler just seems like a bro.
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Did you know that Hitler used to refer
to his enemies as haters?
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No.
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I knew that. I knew that.
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Now, Brett, it says here that you used
to eat an entire brick of cheese in one
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sitting when you were a kid? Yeah.
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How did that work out for you?
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Terrible, terrible. I would get so
constipated. I'd be on the toilet for
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My mother would read bedtime stories to
me.
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She'd be like, good night, moon. Put
your head between your legs. It'll come
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faster.
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You know, like that type of thing.
Sounds like she was a great mom, but not
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of a dietician.
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I used to eat bricks when I was a kid.
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Boom! Huh?
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We make fun of a product that's new and
unfamiliar to us.
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Lay lady latex.
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Brazil's top sex toy company is letting
men bid for the chance to take the
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virginity of the country's first locally
made real doll. And the bidding is up
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to $100 ,000.
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It's like that old saying, why buy the
cow when you can lease it for the price
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of a house?
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Is there a chance of there being
treasure inside the doll?
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No, but you know it's a virgin because
the styrofoam peanuts are still in
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If I had a doll for every woman I've
slept with who had styrofoam peanuts in
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her. How much money would you have?
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I don't know, but I've heard that that's
a good premise.
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This is not really happening. People are
bidding to see if this is happening.
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They're not even buying the doll.
They're bidding the right to take its
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virginity. And then some other lucky guy
gets to buy the doll later.
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Let's move on to the classic game,
Brazilian sex doll or Kenmore
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I'm going to give you guys a product
feature.
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You tell me if it's a feature of the
Brazilian sex doll or of a Kenmore
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dishwasher. Ready? First feature,
oversized rack to accommodate large
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Kenmore dishwasher or Brazilian sex
doll?
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Kenmore dishwasher.
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Yeah. Nobody who's having sex with that
doll has...
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a penis that they're not ashamed of.
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And the answer is... 10 more dishwasher.
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Nice. Nice.
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Okay. Up next is a tricky one.
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Designed for large loads, but forcing
something to fit may void the warranty.
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Resilient sex doll or 10 more
dishwasher?
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It's a tough one. I'm going to say
Brazilian sex doll because I'm sure that
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of those perverts are going to sneak a
deuce or two inside of you.
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Is that ugly?
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No. Is that bad?
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I think it's a thinker for the audience
at home. I think it's true.
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I think if you're having sex with that
doll, you're definitely shitting in it.
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I would like to go.
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With whatever he didn't say, because his
answer sickens me.
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Let's see what the answer is.
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Sex doll.
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Is that the doll?
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That is the doll. Oh! No!
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I didn't know that we were dealing with
this.
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She's pretty hot, right? Did you see her
in Silver Linings Playbook?
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Next option. Makes noise when you have
sex with it.
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Resilient sex doll or Kenmore
dishwasher?
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Andy, you look like you want to jump all
over this one.
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I, in college.
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Okay.
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Take me back, Andy.
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A couple of times, we did have sex with
the dishwasher.
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And his name was Lupe!
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I don't know what I'm saying. I don't
know who I am. I don't know what I'm
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saying.
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I'll go with the dishwasher.
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Dishwasher, right? I think it's the
dishwasher, but I think that there
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a voice feature on the doll that while
you're having sex with it, it says, oh
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yeah, baby, give it to me, daddy, and
you're making a psychologically altering
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mistake.
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I'm giving a lot of thought. The answer
is both.
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It's a tie.
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Does she always look like that? Does she
always have that look?
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And that was something that went on way
too long.
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Up next is for the ladies. We look down
through the glass ceiling at our stories
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for women.
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Who wants two tickets to the gun show?
Your mother.
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That's who.
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A new study shows the fastest growing
group of gun owners in the U .S. are
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women. I think it's great that more
women are taking the initiative to
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accidentally shoot themselves.
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Um, yeah, you know.
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I knew he'd score.
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No.
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They're getting guns.
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They already got our guns.
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You know what I'm saying, fellas?
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Bang.
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I'm a pig. I'm talking about my penis.
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Okay. Oh, okay.
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One thing you have to worry about,
though, is they probably won't use the
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because they won't be able to find it in
their purse. Am I right?
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Who's with me?
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You are right. Hey, hey.
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You always...
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You notice how guys, they always have to
ask, and they want to ask for
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directions, guys, you notice that? And
women always shoot you in the eye.
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I think it's cool that we can stop
worrying about concealed weapons,
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know women can't keep a secret.
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They don't need them.
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They already got their jibber -jabber
-yappers, am I right, fella? They'll
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you with the nagging! With the constant
nagging!
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Go, go, go, go, go, go, go!
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You'll never do this!
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What's wrong with you?
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Seriously, though. Can I be serious for
one second?
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I want to be serious for one second.
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I really believe that women should have
the right to have a gun, but if they
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have that right, they have to give up
another right. Voting, whatever they
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Put that panel on your mantle. We'll be
right back with more panel.
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Welcome back.
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Should we leave you thirsting for more
panel? Well, get ready to drink deep
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the cup of more panel. It's more panel.
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And now for our segment, Culture
Clubbing, where we take a baseball bat
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China shop of human intellectual
achievement.
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Give me my refund in singles.
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Jim Jones and The Game are joining other
rappers in declaring strip club
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expenses as tax deductions.
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This will be a real boon for that one
rapper who did his taxes once.
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Well, I don't know what Jim Jones is,
but this is the best work he's done
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Jonestown, right?
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Too soon?
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Too late?
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Are you not a hip -hop fan?
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What are you, drinking the Kool -Aid?
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I've heard, this is true though, no, no,
I heard this, I heard this, that a lot
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of rappers, they can make a lot of
deductions under the heading
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bling.
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The 2106, 2106 form.
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Fred, try to get a word in edgewise.
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No, they got a new thing. Instead of a
lap dance, they're doing this new thing
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called a tax dance, which is the same
thing as a lap dance, only your
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accountant's sitting right next to you,
and he's saying, this is a really good
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idea.
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What's, like, the weirdest tax write
-off that you guys do as comedians?
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I deduct all food all the time. Why not,
right? Give it a shot.
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Yeah, that's illegal.
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Also, I make up a lot of stuff.
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Yeah. Computer, $50 ,000.
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Do you have an accent all the time?
Yeah, computer. I do it as a New York
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Hey! When the IRS calls me, I go, yeah,
yeah, that was for a computer.
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I deducted hair plugs.
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Mine.
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Huh? Very good.
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Not that good. But I was going to say,
I'm being audited.
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Oh,
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I think.
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It's time to put your baby in the dryer
and turn it on high.
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It's defending your tweet.
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You tweet it, and I'm going to read it
and ask you to defend it in front of all
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these people.
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Andy Kindler. On March 12th, you tweeted
the following.
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I don't want to live in a world where
the reference 1910 Fruit Gum Company is
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not met with howls of laughter and
nudging elbows.
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Andy, defend that tweet.
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Feel free to go word by word.
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Uh, well, look, they laughed, right?
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Why do the kids today do not respect
references?
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They don't know the references.
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I mean, they can't find Iraq on a map.
That's fine with me. But I want to be
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able to stay in a club. Hey, look at
this. It was Gary Puck in the Union Gaps
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over here. Boom!
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What do you think? What do I look like,
a member of Every Mother's Son?
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That's what I want.
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Now, Brett. Yeah.
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On September 4th, you tweeted, If my ass
wanted to be kissed, it wouldn't be
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shitting all the time.
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Greg Gellman, defend your tweet.
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That was a lie.
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I love compliments.
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And I haven't taken a decent BM in three
weeks!
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I don't have a problem with your joke.
It was a look of pride on your face.
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It means that I'm older and I'm more
mature.
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Guys, thank you so much for being here
tonight.
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Catch Andy appearing at the Moon Tower
Comedy Festival in Austin, Texas, April
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24th through 27th. And watch Brett and
go on Tuesdays at 9 on NBC.
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We'll be right back with more show.
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Thanks again to Andy Kindler and Brett
Gelman. Also get tickets for my new
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spring tour at anthonyjeselnik .com and
follow me on Twitter at anthonyjeselnik.
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Also at the show blog at cc .com slash
jeselnik. We'll see you next week, but
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before I go, let's take a look back at
the best moments from tonight's show.
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Oh, I want a girl just like the girl who
made...
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Okay, I'm the bad guy now? I guess you
got a good deal on acrylic.
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Here's something.
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I don't agree with you, Anthony.
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Anthony. What are you, an Italian guy?
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Why are you saying things?
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Why? And wherefore? If not me, then who?
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If not now, then when?
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If not this direction, then that
direction.
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When I open my eyes like this, Anthony,
it would be good if I had something to
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say that made a point.
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That's it. I can't take it.
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Good night, kids. Go read a book.
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And lo, the blood of the Christian
babies was drunk, thus prolonging the
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of the elders of Zion.
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And that was the story of Passover.
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L 'chaim!
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And may your tuchus be as long as your
smiths.
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