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I think at this point it's more OCD than
really anything.
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Because sometimes I look at this stuff
and there's... Do you remember the joke
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we wrote?
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The David Bowie tweet joke?
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I think about it all the time.
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And we never... I never do it because it
never works.
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Yeah, well we thought it was the
funniest thing. I thought it was the
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joke and it never worked. Do you think I
should try it?
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If it's a decent show, I'll try it
tonight.
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I would love to see it, because I
remember you tried it in at the Comedy
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twice, and we both felt afterwards like,
I mean, I was just full -on depressed.
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Actually, when people ask me about your
act, I tell them, I'm like, well,
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there's this great joke that's not in
it, but which was meant to be in it. I
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think it's a great joke, and it's never,
no one who's ever
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heard it has ever agreed with me.
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Tell you the David Bowie joke.
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No, I don't think so.
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Have you ever heard of David Bowie?
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Yes.
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Have you? I have heard of David Bowie,
yeah.
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Thank you.
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I have heard about the David Bowie joke.
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He ran it past me before he ever said
it. I thought it was great. I mean, once
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you imitate David Bowie, then I'm sold,
you know?
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At some point in this run, in this tour,
I'll tell, if the audience is really
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good, at the end of the show, I'll do
the David Bowie joke that nobody likes,
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but you and I like, because we wrote it.
It's a good bonus joke. All right,
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bonus joke. All right, get out. I have
to get ready.
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Hello, Cleveland!
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When I first came to America, my first
ever baseball game was in Jacobs Field.
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It used to be called Jacobs Field, kid.
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What's it called now?
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Buzzfeed? I don't know.
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It's Jacobsfield.
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Yeah, enjoy the name of your baseball
team for another couple of years as
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Hashtag, you know what I'm fucking
talking about.
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Do you know, I went to my first baseball
game here. It was the first game of the
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season. It was the Native Americans
versus the...
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It was the Indians versus the California
whoopsies or something.
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And it was the first game of the season.
It was a beautiful day.
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And I was with Drew Carey, who is from
Cleveland, Ohio.
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And it was just... Drew's my buddy. He
said, come to a baseball game. It's
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awesome. I went, all right, I'll try it.
So I went with Drew. And Drew, I don't
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know if you know, Drew's kind of
connected in this town. So we were in
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owner's loge.
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And there were people bringing us
little, like, shrimpy things on little
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and stuff.
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People were, I'll be honest, people were
giving us handjobs in the... Drew gave
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me a handjob. But I did ask, I asked for
it.
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And then, like, it was such a luxury
thing, and I was like, oh, this is, I
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see why Americans are into baseball.
This is great.
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My second baseball game, I went to see
the Dodgers in California.
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I had nosebleed seats, and I was shivved
by a crip.
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I thought the crowd interaction was
interesting, kind of fun with the
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Everybody's different.
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Every show is different.
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Every single one.
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Well, there's no pleasing some people.
You guys were awesome, though. Thank you
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so much. Thanks for coming out tonight.
I appreciate it.
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Thanks a lot, everybody.
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Thank you.
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Good night. Good night.
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You don't love them all. And it's not
necessarily for me to have a good time.
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It's necessarily for them to have a good
time.
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Okay, so explain why we're in a car and
not on the bus.
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The reason why we are in a car today is
because we are pretty far on the tour
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now. And what is common is that at this
point I will rent a
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car and not go on the tour bus for a
couple of days and drive between gigs so
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that I don't have to be on the tour bus.
I think what happens is that as you get
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closer to the end of the tour, You start
trying to find ways to make you feel
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like you're going to get home quicker.
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It's a weird schedule.
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It's odd.
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You're away from home.
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You're working long days.
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You might not sleep well in every hotel
or bus or whatever.
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And I feel your mental strength has a
lot to do with it.
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Because you can, if you think about it
too much, if you count days too much,
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can, you know, bring yourself down and
be like, oh my God, I still have two
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months to go, you know?
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Now, the show last night you brought up
factories closing and the audience
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almost turned on you.
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I think the audience almost turned on me
a couple of times last night.
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Why don't you go fuck yourself, Craig?
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Oh, really? Give yourself a round of
applause for telling me to go fuck
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Is this the way?
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I don't know.
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See, this is the way it's always been
with me in Cleveland. I come here,
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mean to me, and I just can't stay away.
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I don't know if people are more ready to
be offended than they used to be.
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I think they might be, I think.
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Everybody likes to be a victim. Being a
victim is fashionable right now. So if
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you can say you're oppressing me in some
way, not to take away from people who
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have been oppressed, obviously, but
everybody wants a piece of the
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action right now.
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The world is so different now. Media is
so different now. The idea of what the
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show that we did in late night, me as
the host, you as the front end of the
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horse, that show would be unacceptable
now. We couldn't do that show now.
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Right. I mean, we really couldn't. It
was too...
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Dirty and sexual and... This is from
Lauren in Honolulu. You ever been to
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Honolulu? What do you like about
Honolulu?
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Keep to the left.
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On to I -480E.
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Yeah, well, I am, but now you want me to
keep to the right because, um... Is it
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a sign of age when you actually start
conversing with the GPS?
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So you told me recently that you didn't
like your last tour, the New Deal tour.
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Why is that?
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I hated the New Deal tour because I was
trying, you know, I was resisting the
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change in myself.
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You know, it was still kind of like, you
know, Cheeky Monkey, Great Day for
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America stuff, and that's gone, that's
done.
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And I just, I didn't know what to do, I
didn't know where to be, and I was
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uncomfortable on the road, didn't want
to be on the road.
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I cancelled a bunch of gigs at the end.
Actually, the gig we're playing tonight,
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I think it might be one that I
cancelled.
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Ooh, sounds a bit like poop in here,
let's be honest.
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You think?
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A little poopy in here? A little bit.
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That's good.
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That's some treated rosemary jacket.
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I am
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so
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sorry.
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I meant to be here much earlier.
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Quickly. I was meant to be here earlier.
I can't tell you too much about it, but
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Russians.
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If you've ever seen me before, it wasn't
here because I cancelled.
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Russians.
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Did I cancel twice?
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Russians.
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Dammit. If you've ever seen me before,
sorry about cancelling twice.
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You know what? like to do of an evening
is tell a joke. I like to tell one joke
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per show. It's usually only one joke. I
don't usually have time for any of it. I
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get sidetracked.
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In the past I've told the oldest joke in
the world, the dirtiest joke in the
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world, the best joke in the world. But
tonight I've got something a little
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different for you.
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Something a little strange.
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Tonight I have a joke for you that does
not exist.
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fragment of this joke has been found.
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Scientists don't really know what the
joke consists of. All that's been found
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the punchline of the joke. That's all.
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The joke itself does not exist.
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But the punchline exists.
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But it's good.
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It's such a good punchline. I think I
should tell it to you so you know. The
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punchline of the joke is, what are you
talking about? The first time he tried
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it, he was sick. The second time, his
hat blew off.
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joke is about you know the first time
you tried it was sick the second time
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hat blew off my best guess is that some
kind of sailing sex mix -up joke that's
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what you know it sounds like because
what could make you you know sick and
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your hat fly off and get them mixed up i
don't know how you could mix up sailing
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and sex they're very different of course
hang
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on no i've got one sailing and sex very
different yes
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involves swabbing the poop deck.
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Yeah, I'm going to fucking do it. Yes, I
am.
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One involves swabbing the poop deck and
the other one is sailing. Yeah.
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Fuck yeah, I'm going to do some more.
Hold on.
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Sailing and sex, very different, of
course.
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What involves hoisting the mast and
hoping the wind breaks to your
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Oh, fuck, here's one. All right.
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Sailing in tech is very different, of
course.
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What involves the smell of the ocean and
fresh spray in your face?
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Oh, we found the edge now, man. Hold it,
hold it, hold it.
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And the other one's sailing.
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I like sailing. I do like sailing. I
love it. I used to have a boat. I used
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have a sailboat.
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And then I sold it.
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Because, you know, I got married.
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What was I going to need a boat for
after I got married? Because, you know,
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No, I mean, didn't they say the two
greatest days of a man's life are when
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buys his boat, when he sells his boat?
Which, of course, is bullshit.
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Anybody who says that has clearly never
taken drugs.
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that have taken drugs know the two
greatest days of a man's life are the
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days you drop acid and watch Scooby
-Doo.
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Liam, what was the greatest day of your
life?
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I don't know what the greatest day of
your life is. What's the greatest day of
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your life? When your kids are born,
maybe?
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Fuck, I guess not.
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come and see you.
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Now we feel guilty.
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I know men sometimes say that. Men
sometimes say, my kids are born, it was
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greatest day of my life. Women rarely
say it, I will admit.
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Women say things like, that day I had a
glass of wine with Janice in Italy, that
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was the greatest day of my life.
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Squirting your baby out of my cooter was
not the greatest day of my life.
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right i said cooter i don't know what's
the greatest day of your life when you
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lose your virginity perhaps is that it
oh my god oh man
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who hurt you no
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you said you were not going to talk
about the church
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Sometimes I would like to complain
against myself.
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You're getting offended on her behalf.
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I'm not getting offended on her behalf.
I'm just getting scared on your all
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behalf.
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I don't know. If you're ever looking for
my virginity, by the way, I lost it in
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a town called Scarborough in the north
of England.
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1979 when I was 17.
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I wanted to lose it before that, but no
one wanted to help me out. You can't
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really do it on your own.
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I mean, I'd been in the simulator for a
long time. I was ready to go. I'd been
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practicing like crazy.
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I was at ramming speed.
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I wanted to have sex the minute puberty
hit. When I was 13, I wanted to have
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sex. The minute the hormones hit me, you
want to have sex right away. But these
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same hormones that make you want to have
sex are also covering your skin in
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pustules and lumps and stuff like that.
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You literally turn into a horny dude.
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For years I was poking around like that.
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I want to fuck something.
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But you can't because A, it's illegal
and B, you're all bumpy and greasy and
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spotty.
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Bumpy, greasy and spotty, of course,
Santa's forgotten reindeer.
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You know Dasher and Dancer and Donner
and Blitz and Bumpy and Greasy and
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But do you recall the greatest reindeer,
Paul?
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Rudolph.
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Do you know that Rudolph, the red -nosed
reindeer, was actually named after
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Rudolf Hess, Hitler's deputy?
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Now, that's not true, but it will be
when I put it on the air.
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Is it Sunday? I can have that shit true
by Tuesday. Easy.
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Social justice warriors. Did you know?
No, I had no idea.
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Yeah, Santa was a Nazi.
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Santa's not a Nazi.
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Hang on, I just thought of something.
Hang on, hang on.
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Give me a minute.
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Ho, ho, ho.
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you know, being on the tour and standing
on stage and saying stuff in the hope
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that people laugh, I suppose, at stand
-up comedy.
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But I'm not a joke teller in that sense.
I'm not a technician. I don't have
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enough discipline, I think, to do that.
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Well, I want to talk about that actually
because, you know, I'm with you when
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you assemble the act in the early
stages, right? Sure, yeah.
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I mean, you write it with me. His act is
very personal, and I don't want to give
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the impression that I write a ton of it
because I don't.
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We both individually write pieces, and
we send it to each other, and then we
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assemble it. I'm mostly there to help
him in the assembly.
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He's got a ton of ideas. His brain goes
a thousand miles a minute.
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and I help him focus it down. I mean, I
have friends who are comedians, but I'm
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not in that world.
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Nobody's fucking inviting me to be in
cars and having coffee with comedians.
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not one of those guys. But you're in a
car, so you're part of the way there.
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in a car and I've had coffee today.
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But, you know, I'm not in the Carnegie
Deli with people or I'm not hanging out
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at the Golden Globes. I can't seem to be
part of it. I'd love to be part of a
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group of people, but...
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I've never been able to do it. Even in
late night, I couldn't fucking do it.
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there's only about ten people that do
late night television.
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I like James Corden. Just the irony kind
of struck me is that I was in that job
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for ten years and I constantly worried
about my weight and my accent.
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And then when I quit, they put in a fat
guy with the worst accent than me.
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I think pathetic time must be under
there.
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What do you think?
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Like, see that there?
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I think under there is a good 200 years
of shit.
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You know, if I'd have known you were
going to be here, I would have put
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on my legs.
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They're always the last thing to go.
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Legs are the last thing to go. That's
why I'm like a lame dredge.
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Oh, yeah, you are.
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Oh, yeah, you can do it.
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They're so nice, aren't they?
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They're very nice.
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I wanted to... You're such a nice crowd.
We were recording this thing and
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there's a joke that I wanted to do that
nobody ever thinks is funny. But I think
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it's worth trying.
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With you guys tonight. It was a joke. I
wanted to do this joke. You know when I
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was talking about how much I hate famous
people? And I do. I do. I hate famous
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people. They're assholes. So, I had this
idea that I wanted to do this joke. And
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whenever I've tried to do this joke
during that bit when I was talking about
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famous people, nobody laughs at this
joke. They hate this joke. But I love
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And I think you guys need to hear it.
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It's a joke.
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All right, but you're not going to like
it. But I feel like... But I'll like it,
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that's right.
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All right, so here's the thing.
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It's a joke, because I was talking
about, like, famous people, how I hate
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and how, like, everybody, like, famous
people tweet out their political
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opinions, and I was like, fuck, I don't
want to fucking hear it. I don't want
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to... And when they tweet out, famous
people tweet out what they had for
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like, I give a fuck.
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Give a fuck what fucking, I don't know,
Larry King had for lunch. I know what
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Larry had for lunch. He had fucking
pastrami. He always has fucking
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I had pastrami for lunch.
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So I used to say this thing, I don't
care what any famous person would have
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lunch. There's only one person I would
care about their lunchtime tweet.
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The only lunchtime tweet I would care to
read was if David Bowie was still
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alive. God rest him. If he was still
alive.
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Yes. I would read David Bowie's
lunchtime tweets because I think they'd
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great.
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Had lunch to die.
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Had lunch to die with Brian, Ina and
Iggy Pop.
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Brian had a banana.
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Iggy had a sandwich.
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The joke finally worked. Yeah, and did
it ever, man. It fucking killed.
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The Bowie one?
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Uh -huh.
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They probably got it.
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This crowd loved you.
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The Bowie joke.
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How about that? Fucking slammed it,
right? They loved it. Yeah. They were so
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excited. And now it'll make it in the
TV.
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Well, yeah.
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They're gonna laugh.
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This is the best system for getting a
joke ever.
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Yeah. It's finding the right audience.
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They were... I felt... the eagerness of
canceling two shows for this show.
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But it worked out great. I thought it
was a great show. It was a great show.
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It felt like it was really strong.
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Yeah. And I thought it was cool they
actually let you know that he canceled
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twice because that means they care.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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So now the fact that the dressing room
smelled of sewage. I need to have the
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sewage smell in the dressing room for
every show.
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