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wow thank you so much look at everybody
thank you for being here concord new
hampshire huh
wow
i don't know if you're aware but concord
new hampshire is actually a dream
vacation destination did you know that
yeah a couple months ago a woman on the
price is right
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won a vacation
to concord new hampshire
she was hoping for a caribbean vacation
and she got conquered
but here's the kicker
she's from massachusetts
less than two hours from here
and it gets worse they're like we'll fly
you and a guest
from los angeles
to beautiful manchester boston regional
airport she's got to go all the way out
and come all the way back
she didn't win a vacation she won the
longest tax-free liquor run in history
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man
you know what new hampshire is better
than the caribbean you know why because
you can still get a plastic straw
live free or die they're not banning
those
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look i'm all for the environment but
look let's be honest i mean the options
are not good
you've got the paper straw
those are great as long as you're not
drinking anything that's wet
if you can finish a drink in under 60
seconds that's a good choice
but i mean come on
you guys trying to drink a frozen
margarita drinking out of an empty paper
towel roll i mean
like well it's biodegradable yeah no
crap it's biodegraded in my mouth and in
my cup
i mean look i just i just want to wait a
few more years before i get off the
plastic straw i mean there's too much
going on we just come out of a pandemic
right and then and then we now we're
looking at world war three that sounds
like fun doesn't it
hang on to those masks
right and in ukraine every man from 18
to 60 has to stay and fight does anyone
know if that's the age in this country
60 that's kind of pushing it
if i'm 60 like you've got a fight i'm
like
i go to bed at 9 30.
i mean
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i got a cpap machine
i'm gonna need an outlet is that a
problem
i just got a tempur-pedic bed
it's coming friday between 12 and 5. i
gotta sign for it
i gotta fight the russians
and i'm a little concerned because in
this country we can't get 18 to 60 year
olds to go to work let alone go to war
right
we should have a draft when we draft
people into jobs
go to some 22 year old you're drafted ah
i don't want to die
well i'd be very careful work in the
drive-through
i mean it's bad i mean
i went to take my 11 year old to a
haunted house in october and he's like
daddy is it going to be scary i'm like
well on the bright side with the labor
shortage there won't be as many people
jumping out at you this year
haunted house more like a help wanted
house
that would help wanted signs up
everywhere
there was a big sign that said scare
yourself it's been a shitty year
with an arrow pointed to a mirror
but look everybody here's my point my
dad has always told me to try to look on
the bright side and i'm trying to and it
could always be worse you know what i
mean it's like with stock market and
people's 401ks it could always be worth
i had a buddy his 401k he had all his
money with fidelity lost 25 percent of
his investments i had another buddy he
went with infidelity he lost 50 percent
of his investments
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i don't know i want
i mean the vaccine was supposed to be
the game changer get everything back to
normal let me just say this by the way
if you are vaccinated okay it's not
foolproof you still got to be careful
okay my friend last summer a month after
getting the second shot still ended up
in the hospital because of the
coronavirus he didn't get the virus he
was wearing a mask his glasses fogged up
he walked in front of a vehicle
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it wasn't the delta variant it was the
honda element
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but look
i'll tell you what i'm gonna i'll
i'll tell you what i'm gonna miss
everybody when this whole covert thing
is over you know what i'm going to miss
being able to use it as an excuse
if you want to get out of doing
something right it's foolproof
right
my buddy called me he's like hey justin
can you help me move tomorrow i'm like
um
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yeah but um just so you know um
i was with my cousin yesterday
he tested positive for covet today
yeah are you sure i mean i lost a little
bit of my sense of smell but i think i
can are you sure
okay is your couch at least six feet
long
okay let me know if you change your mind
hashtag we're all in this together
we are
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i'll tell you if somebody invites you to
their gender reveal party
oh
i never want to go to a gender reveal
party i would go to a gender reveal
surprise party
hey mike remember that girl you were
with nine months ago
you got a boy
time for a diaper change
but it shouldn't matter everybody it
shouldn't matter if you have a boy or
girl like what's the big deal right what
do they say are you hoping it's a boy or
girl you know what it doesn't matter as
long as they're
healthy
enough to shovel
and mow the lawn
and do the yard work that's why i have
these kids for the labor right we need
help
especially when we get older and i'll
tell you what's not gonna happen okay i
have millennials that live on each side
of me both of my neighbors on each side
are millennials i look out the window
they've got their parents
doing their yard work
how the hell did that happen
how did you pull off that bait and
switch millennials
some guys out there 75 years old raking
leaves i just got one more bag and i'll
be inside uh
you keep playing call of duty i'll
finish up out here
grandpa's okay don't mind grandpa
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no
you to stick around and help me when you
living in new hampshire is dangerous
with all the yard work the snow removal
right that's dangerous my snowblower got
recalled
because of a risk of amputation
just when you think winter in new
england couldn't suck anymore
amputation while snow blowing
can you imagine i go from i can't feel
my feet till i can't find my feet
my neighbor's over shoveling a foot and
a half it's mine
throw them back over
but i love living in new hampshire my
wife and i we go camping every year we
don't mean to but we live in new
hampshire and the power goes out every
year
three or four times
spaghetti
had to get the generator now the
generator that's dangerous just starting
to generate it did you hear about this
generac generator i don't know if i can
say the name am i going to get sued if i
say the name
it was in the news this generator got
recalled after seven incidents of finger
amputations seven
i love how
they waited for seven
six they were good
right somebody probably came into the
ceos like sir we just got our six report
of finger amputation with our new
generator it's like look
they're idiots
they didn't read the manual they're not
going to be pointing their fingers at us
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but could you imagine how do you like
living in new hampshire oh it's not bad
we only lost power four times last year
and we lost power four times
four times
wow that must be tough to tie your shoes
actually my shoe i was snowblowing
i worry about my kids though i worry
that my kids are spoiled does anybody
think your kids are more spoiled than
when you were growing up
i mean this is when i realized my kids
have no clue we rented a place a few
years ago up on lake winnipesaukee okay
it was cheap four days seventeen
thousand dollars
monday through thursday
but there was no air conditioning okay
my kids
were like eight and 11 at the time okay
they
for the first time in their life they
were about to go to sleep with no air
conditioning
if you would have saw their faces
when they tried to go to sleep like
like dad get in here i'm like watch
there's something wrong with this place
i'm like i'm having trouble breathing
and look i'm sweating what is this
this is called heat
it's how a lot of people have to have to
sleep every night he's like well we got
to go home i'm like we're not going home
when i was a kid not only did i not have
air condition anyone had not have air
conditioner when you were a kid no ac
i didn't even have a fan
do you want to know how i kept cool when
i was eight nine ten eleven twelve this
is how i keep go i would lay on top of
all the covers okay just in my underwear
okay spread out like this right
waiting for the breeze that would never
come right
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one night a moth flew by my face i go oh
come back moth please
please come back
if there's a god that moth will come
back
so i got a flashlight i put it under my
chin like this and the moth came back oh
oh
this is the best
oh this is the best night ever
i'll never forget this night mother
but then the batteries died okay
so that was only one night i got to do
that so this is how every other night
and you can do this if you find yourself
in a situation where you've got no ac in
those august hot days where it's humid
okay i would lay on top of all the
covers just in my underwear okay and i
would tickle my chest okay yes give
myself i'd go down the side like this
back up around there's nothing erotic
okay
it's your body's own personal look i
don't know if you can even see that can
you see that i mean that
that was from like
10 seconds
it cools you down okay
it works
yeah you you watch you'll be trying it
and you'll be like
when you do this you'll be thinking
about justin mckinney okay
all right don't ever forget
me but i told my kids i said you have
central air i had central areolas all
right
living in new hampshire is great it's a
great state but i am a little
embarrassed because a few years ago i
don't know if you're aware of this but
new hampshire made the legal age of
marriage 16.
yeah
they raised it to 16.
yeah
i couldn't believe it right you know
what it was yeah it was 13 for girls and
14 for boys how did that ever become a
law the only thing i could think was
back in the day that was the way parents
made sure their kids moved the hell out
of the house
that's like billy you're married i want
you out of here uh you gotta drop me off
dad i can't drive for two more years
could you imagine 13 and 14 are you guys
high school sweethearts not yet
high school sweethearts that's an
amazing thing do we have any high school
sweethearts out here tonight
wow look at this good for you how
awesome is that everybody you know what
i mean
it's great i mean two people who meet
each other and both of them know right
away
that they can't do any better
i mean
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i mean there's nothing that says love
like fear
but look here's my point everybody it's
too young to get married at 13 and 14
and 16 even 18. i even think even 21 is
too young
you don't know what you want when you're
that age now i don't know if anybody saw
this story on good morning america there
was a 100 year old man marrying a 103
year old woman now at 100
and 103
you know what you want
you want someone if you don't wake up in
the morning they pick up the phone and
make a call am i right
you don't want a soul mate you want a
spotter
but would you even if you were 100 would
you even bother getting married
wouldn't you just date
you know why don't we just date you know
i'm not going anywhere
you're not going anywhere there's no
ramp on this place
i mean are you worried are you worried
people are going to judge you
were they living together before they
got married
yeah they were assisted living together
so they interviewed this guy and they
asked him
what their favorite thing to do together
was right he got all blushed you know he
got all embarrassed he's like
i don't know if i can talk about that
wait a second
is he implying that they're fooling
around
in their hundreds
my wife and i just turned 50. we're
almost done
i think every time could be the last
i don't know how many more she's got in
her i gotta be honest
they say you always remember your first
you probably always remember your last
two
nine years ago tomorrow
it was raining that day
i went to the bank
seriously my wife i mean i don't know i
mean
just recently i'm laying in bed with her
and i just i just put my hand on her
hand and i just kind of like looked at
her she goes
i think i have a concussion
you had to go right to concussion
right you couldn't say a headache like
you had to be like an nfl linebacker at
cte
what kind of scumbag would i be trying
to put the moves on my wife if she's in
concussion protocol
i mean that just shuts the door
completely i mean that's better than the
covert excuse
right guys if your woman's like i think
i have coveted you know what i probably
already got it let's light the candles
i've been with my wife now for 27 years
i've been with my wife
27 years yeah
and you know what we like to do you know
what we like to do on our date night to
watch tv like to stay in and watch tv
you know we watch we watch dateline
2020
48 hours unsolved mysteries
i realize on our date night we like to
watch shows about spouses killing each
other
we can't get enough of it
i like to take notes throughout the
whole thing
it's like what are you writing you don't
increase the life insurance right before
that's the first thing they look at
try decreasing it throw off the cops
and that was
before coven right people now were like
people now were like did you guys get
closer during covet yeah closer to
killing each other
okay
it is not normal at year 25 to be stuck
in a mandatory lockdown 365 24 7.
right it's like dog years one covert
year is like seven regular years am i
right
and she's worried she's still working
from home it's like she never worked
from home now she's working home both of
your home and you're not used to that i
mean even tom brady only made it 40 days
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and he's living with a supermodel from
brazil
i'm living with a super ball buster from
tewksbury massachusetts
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what chance do i have
oh my gosh she's always on me about
something out of the blue she hits me
with this she's like oh
that noise
i'm like what she's like you're chewing
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when did this start
yeah anyone else in a relationship where
you can't chew near your significant
other
yeah it's a very enjoyable existence
isn't it where you can't eat one of the
things you need to survive you can't do
in front of the one you love oh we're
best friends really i can't even eat in
the same room as you
but she told me it's an ocd condition
it's a real thing
she showed me ocd online is it called
misophonia yeah
first of all it's got the word phony
right in it all right that's first of
all but she showed me and i read it and
it's you know it's triggered by the
sounds of chewing kind of tree and i go
well what about when the kids chew she's
like oh that doesn't bother me
so you have selective misophonia
i think you have me so tired of you
it's not me silfodia it's me
one night she's like oh that noise i'm
like what now she's like you're
breathing
i used to have a woman that wanted me to
have a woman that wants me to not be
breathing
when we fool around i gotta hold my
breath the whole time
just so i don't ruin it for
luckily i can hold it long enough
and i have asthma
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i know it's impressive
so we're home all the time right she's
home i'm home and she this happens all
the time i'll go in the other room to go
see it you scared me
i'm like how did i scare you you know
i'm home
you think someone climbed through the
window choked me out with a rope that
coming in to get you
now i gotta send her a warning text i'm
on my way like heads up
she's like how far out are you 20
seconds i'm in the other room i don't
want you to freak out on me i don't want
to scare you
and here's the thing
she's staying remote she's staying
remote she said my company decided we're
gonna stay remote i'm like
for how long
she's like forever
forever
she's like yeah they can save money on
office space can i help chip in for
office space
i'll start a gofundme page
i'll do a bake sale whatever i got to do
i mean
i mean look how do i say this without it
coming out wrong if i knew covert was
going to happen i don't think i would
have married my wife i mean
i think i would have married like a
hairdresser somebody who could have been
a benefit in a lockdown right
or an hvac person how cool would that be
hvac heating and cooling
man
how cool would that be
not only is she not like an hvac person
or something cool like that you want to
know what she does for work hr
human resources
the absolute worst job
for a comedian to be married to
every joke i bounce off her she's like
i don't know about that
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you can't say that anymore i wouldn't go
there that's a hot button issue that's
going to offend somebody i'm like ah she
can't even fix a furnace
so she's working from home i tried to
flirt with her one day right i'm
flirting with she's like that's
harassment in the workplace
look this is what happened sir
i was folding the laundry okay i saw a
pair of her black underwear in the pile
right and i'm like oh did you get a new
pair of sexy underwear for our weekend
away this weekend are you gonna wear
these and i kind of like slingshot of
the matter you know what i mean i hit
her in the face i didn't mean hair to
the face but you know what
she's like that's a mask
well if you're aware but that mask is
hotter than your underwear
and that pile that mask looks like a
g-string i mean
i mean your underwear looks like a dish
towel
just say it it's a lot of linen
but it's fine i get it i want her to be
comfy you know we're all getting older
you want to be comfy you know like when
we go down to the beach you know my wife
walks around in her two-piece
a one-piece with a shirt over it down to
her knees
she goes in the water i'm like it looks
like you fell out of a boat
it's like forget free the nipple free
the knee how about that
it's hard to make my wife laugh you know
i tried to make her laugh we went to the
beach one day so i thought it'd be funny
if i wore a speedo
yeah that backfired
let's just say there's a reason that's a
french-canadian thing and not an irish
canadian thing all right
went to get a coffee the guy behind the
counter asked what my preferred pronoun
was
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i said he
he goes you sure about that
and by the way let me just say okay
i have two boys and people ask me you
know people have asked me that you have
two boys if one of them wanted to change
their pronoun and be they instead of he
how how would you feel about that i'm
like i am completely fine with that as
long as they shovel
they mow the lawn
they do the stuff around the house more
power to them
that's a pro pronoun joke okay i can't
get canceled for that i got the
clearance from hr on that one
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because it never ends
she's always telling me about the latest
stuff it's getting ridiculous i mean she
comes in one day and she tells me about
this university that wants to stop using
the terms mother and father and wants to
start calling dads
non-birthing parents
what
how is that neutral first of all that's
name calling
why don't you just go with no good do
nothing piece of dads
this right dad kick us right in the nuts
why hold back
i mean come on ladies we had something
to do with the birth
you're non-penetrating parents how do
you like that huh
i'm just saying
you're gonna be you want a name call
your npps non-penetrating parents you
did nothing you just laid there all
right we know what you did
okay
no
it doesn't feel good to call names
we don't need to resort to that
we don't need to resort to that look at
uh but i don't know why you're going
after the dads i wouldn't go after the
mothers i mean look my kid makes
computers he builds computers he needs a
new motherboard it's the most important
part of the whole computer it runs the
whole thing it's the brains i'm not like
that should be the father boy
that's your thing ladies take it own it
it's you good
the mothership
is that not the best ship
everyone wants to get back to the
mothership it's the best ship it's the
mother show like that should be the
fathership no that's yours
herpes i'm like that should be his ps
own it love it
spread it
you be you
but it's not easy everybody out there
i'm telling you i'm trying to be
positive look on the bright side more
that's what i'm trying to do i mean
getting old's tough i mean my wife
starting to go through these hot flashes
yeah she has these flashes where she
looks hot
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we're getting old stuff i see i see you
out here we got some people out there
that have lived a few years on the
planet
yeah
anybody at that age where when stuff
breaks like appliances and stuff at the
house when it breaks you do that
calculation as to how many more you have
to buy before you die you ever do that
that's the bright side of being in your
50s if you've got to get a new roof it's
probably the last one you ever have to
get
i figure i got three fridges two water
heaters and one roof and i'm done
i miss my 20s though man we have any
20-somethings out there where am i
20-somethings at
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yeah how annoying are they right you all
you all thought the same thing right
you're immediately envious of them
you know what it is though we all know
what it's like to be them
they have no idea what it's like to be
us
enjoy it
hope you're having fun
i could remember being in my 20s going
out with friends on the weekend and we'd
go out drinking it would always this
conversation would always come up it'd
always be like
is it beer before liquor
never been sicker liquor before beer
you're in the clear what is it again
this was me with that same friend not
long ago is it if you've had chickenpox
you can get shingles
well you can't get shingles
what is it again
are we going to get shingles
sounds horrible
right of all the things to name
something from a house
you use shingles it's got to be the
worst but then i got thinking of it none
of it sounds good right if you're
diagnosed with right shutters that
doesn't sound better
you're about steve he's got shutters
really yeah
it's gonna be out for two weeks
with shutters
poor guy
none of it sounds good porch that
doesn't sound good
hear about jason he's got porch
really
front porch or back porch
he's got both front porch and back
he's got wrap around porch
you don't want to go nearer
how long is it supposed to last three
could be four seasons
not if it sounds good garage
right if you heard someone die you know
hey hear about jeff he's got garage
is it bad is it still attached no
detached
it's got detached garage
broke off of his mud room
can't even sit down
so i guess we'll stick with shingles
but you 20-somethings you don't even
know you see a sign at walgreens we now
have shingle shots you think it's a
drink
you're like we should do some shingle
shots tonight i see him everywhere
we'll put him in a red bull we'll do an
all-nighter
we'll stay out till last call
that's what they do they sell to last
call you remember last call
it's like two in the morning
if i'm awake at two in the morning
that's hopefully the last time i had to
get up and take a piss for the night
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last call for alcohol not in my house
last piss hope i don't miss
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i'm not turning the lights on i'll never
get back to sleep
i had these
i had these 20-somethings after a show
once they come up to me like hey you
want to funnel a beer with us
like funnel a beer with you
no
think i would die i think i'd drowned
i can't all of a sudden funnel a beer
after 30 years
got acid reflux that's coming up it's
going down i mean
what are you kidding me
i'm like you know how long it's been
since i thought i've even tried a funnel
of beers like we were funneling beer
last weekend you know what i did last
weekend
a neti pot
okay
oh try that you ever try that 20
somethings the nasal irrigation rinse
that's a party on a saturday night
oh yeah
gotta go get the little teapot with a
little saline packet
gotta get the distilled water because it
can't be tap water get that brainy
amiibo that'll take you
out you lean over the sink right you mix
it up you put one thing in one nostril
you put it up it goes up into your brain
and comes down the other side it's like
waterboarding for all people is it not
the weird
it's called i didn't know it was all
connected
you've got to try it 20 somethings
put beer in it if you want
yeah
make it make it the natty pot
the natty pot challenge
that's all you have to do with these
young people now just put the word
challenge behind it
the kids are great but kids reach that
age i'll never forget there'll be that
one moment where they go from that cute
toddler innocent sweet child something
just happens well i'll never forget it
with my seven seven-year-old my boy was
seven i was tucking him into bed okay
i would always do this little rhyme game
with him like buddy i love you more than
planes trains and cranes and he'd look
at me and go like i love you more than
boats
goats and floats you know i looked up so
one night i'm talking about he's seven
years old i'm like buddy i love you more
than stars mars and cars he looks up at
me goes
i love you more than my balls
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where did that come from
i'm like that's not a nice way to talk
to your dad at least i have balls unlike
you right dad i'm like
did he get that from
i think he's listening to his mother
talk on the phone with her girlfriends
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things will happen my kids will do
things and i just imagine what it would
have been like in my childhood it just
it's a whole different time
when my boy was in fourth grade i got a
call from the nurse's office
it's like we've got you know we've got
jack down here he um
he's at the nurse's office i'm like is
he okay yeah um he wants to know if you
know he spilled some milk on his pants
first of all i'm like he's at the
nurse's office
is he feeling sour i mean what why is he
at the nurse
he wants to know if you'll bring him
down another pair of pants if i called
my dad
and asked him to bring me down another
pair of pants because i spilt milk on
him he would show up without his pants
i guarantee it
he would have
been like i couldn't find your pants big
guy mine either don't bother me again
i could remember being in the elementary
school nurse's office when she called my
dad it was on speakerphone my dad
treated that school nurse
like she was a telemarketer
she's like yeah we got justin down here
he's got a little bit of a temp he's
really not feeling well
look
i don't know how you got this number
but i'm not interested
don't call her anymore and take me off
that list click
she's like do you think i called the
wrong number no that was my dad he does
not
does not like lists
and i had a little bit of a
dysfunctional childhood i i i don't know
how many people anybody have a little
bit of a dysfunctional childhood growing
up a little bit all right
so basically i uh i was born in
portsmouth new hampshire and when i yeah
thank you portsmouth all right and when
i was six years old my mom passed away
so my mom's sister moved in to help you
know take care of us kids and apparently
take care of my dad if you know what i
mean yeah they ended up in the same bed
exactly yes
very normal right
she brought
two of her kids so in this one house in
portsmouth there was a dad and aunt two
cousins and four brothers
that's when they said we really should
be in maine
okay
yeah
so when i got out of the fifth grade
we packed up the u-haul and we headed
north
to a town called kittery maine
two miles away
it was right over the bridge it was two
miles from my old house to my new house
it was the first house on the left as
you crossed over interstate 95 in the
main it was the first house on the left
now i know maine people make fun of it
and all that but when the first house in
maine has a dad and aunt two cousins and
four brothers that's not a great look
that's not northern maine that's the
southern tip that's the first house
and i said to my dad i'm like dad you
and i wanted so like in the same bed
he's like look on the bright side if i'm
gonna end up with one of your aunts
better your mom's sister than my sister
this is the last time we talked about it
and my grandfather lived with us so
there were nine of us
nine of us in a three bedroom one bath
yeah because my grandfather he got
divorced from my grandmother my
grandmother was married five times my
grandfather was her first and fourth
yeah
yeah imagine that so they get divorced
she took half his stuff
came back and took half of his other
half
she got three quarters
that first divorce she's thinking i
can't believe you're taking half my
stuff she's like oh you wait i'll be
back
i'm not done with you
so my grandfather you know died broke
you know my dad's got nothing but listen
to me this is what i'm trying to say
there's the bright side of not being
super rich okay be happy that you're not
super rich you don't have a place like
on the ocean a place in florida place up
on winnipesaukee because i'm just when
you get up in your 80s and 90s i'm not
saying your family wants you to die but
they're thinking about how they're
splitting up all that when you do
am i right
my dad's got nothing when my dad goes we
gotta pay for the funeral the burial we
want my dad to live forever
we're like daddy you taking care of
yourself we can't afford to lose you
right now
we just put a new deck on the house
if you go now we're going to put you
under the deck till spring
no pressure
take your vitamins we need you here
and my dad's an amazing story my dad was
for many years was a homeless alcoholic
but he'll be sober 15 years on april 1st
15 years sober yeah
so proud of my dad i'm so proud of him
but he actually spent time living in the
toilet
didn't live in the toilet
that would have been really bad he lived
in the the restroom at the parking
garage in portsmouth new hampshire and
he used to he was always positive then
he's like on the bright side i got a
place with a 400 car garage
but
but here's my point
you all want your kids to have the life
you never had but i'd like them to have
the life i had just for like a week just
you know what i mean just so they
appreciate it
you know
they have no clue they talk a good talk
they come in one day they're like dad
we want bunk beds
i'm like you have your own
rooms i think yeah but we want it for
like when we have sleepovers you you
want a guest bed in your room it's not
happening it's like so we can't get bunk
beds if anyone's getting bunk beds
it's your mother and i
yeah
i'm trying to talk her into it yeah
because apparently i snore do you have
any snorers out there
yeah over here you snore yeah yeah so i
so so this is me okay every night okay
right when i lay right when i right when
i fall asleep okay i put my head down on
the pillow right and and by the way you
20 somethings don't understand this yet
but you will reach an age
where going to bed at night is the best
part of your life
right
yeah
it's one of the few things you have to
look forward to
right
your head hits that pillow you're like
oh
put that show behind me
we'll start fresh in the morning
right is there anything better
some of you look like you're already
thinking about it now
like how long is this guy doing
so right
right when i right when i fall asleep i
get into that beautiful that rem sleep
right that beautiful it's
nothing better right when i fall asleep
all sudden i feel my wife's arms like
you're snoring i'm like
she's like try sleeping on your side i'm
like oh
okay
okay just don't hit me again
i'll sleep on my side
okay
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okay right right when i fall asleep
again you're snoring again oh
she's like try your stomach
oh okay i'll try
she you're snoring again trying now
you're breathing on me
let's see if you set up a time lapse
camera this is what it would look like
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1.2 miles on my fitbit
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i come down the next morning she's like
you look tired
really
don't look tired
i slept about an hour and i closed an
exercise right
my watch was like you kicked ass last
night keep it up
make it two nights in a row
listen to me
i'm snoring
because i have nasal polyps because i'm
allergic to the dogs she has the dog
sleeping on the bed
let me have the top bunk the dogs can't
get me you can't hit me i'll be in
heaven
and there'll be no mixed signals if you
want to fool around you got to climb up
you know where to find me
could you imagine i hear her coming up
that ladder oh yeah it's about time
and she's climbing the stairway
to heaven
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as far as i can go with my asthma
as long as i can
carry that too
my wife and i we've been uh we've
people ask me what our secret is because
we've been together for 27 years like
what you see here's the secret everybody
it's communication okay you got to
communicate if you don't communicate
find ways to communicate my wife
sometimes you know what she would do she
would communicate through my kids
spelling test
yeah
i remember my boy was in second grade
she's giving him a test she's like all
right are you ready
okay the first word is car
daddy got a new car mommy did not
she goes the next word is away daddy
went away last weekend and left mommy to
take care of the kids by herself away
i'm like you want to talk about
something
she's like the next word is tree i'm
like oh let me do this one i'll do this
one all right you ready buddy all right
let me do this one you ready all right
here we go
tree
mommy needs to stop bitching about
everything tree
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it was a good talk it was a good talk
i said to my wife one day i said i had a
dream that you left me she's like i'm
not gonna leave you i'm like i know i
said it was a dream
she's like did it wake you up in the
middle of the night oh no i wasn't
sleeping it was during the day
i was driving around in my new car
these cars are like computers and
computers now you gotta we gotta worry
about computers you gotta worry about
people hacking into your accounts
and stealing your accounts yeah i had a
buddy someone hacked into his account
let me just say this right now okay if
somebody hacks into my accounts i will
hunt them down
and ask them what my passwords are
is it not ridiculous
everything is the username and password
i gotta log into my patient portal with
the doctor's office right you need a
username and password first of all
before i even put in the username and
password
this thing pops up
it says if you're having a medical
emergency dial 9-1-1 immediately
are there people in america
that don't know about the whole dial
9-1-1 if you're having an emergency i
don't know if you're outside i don't
know using your generator and you lose
two fingers
ah
you're coming out she's like
where's my laptop
let's get on my patient portal
username
password
not a recognizable password
oh all caps i think it's all caps try
out caps
still not a recognizable password all
right
all right let's reset reset password
here we go listen all right click on the
link we emailed to your email on file
okay
let's let's get to that
okay
prove you're not a robot
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i'm about to bleed out in five minutes i
don't think a robot would do that
click on all images with an ambulance in
them
there's one ambulance
that's two ambulances oh man is that a
truck or an ambulance
damn those robots must be so smart
who's texting me right now someone's
texting me
someone is trying to log into your
account
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if this is not you let us know
immediately
if you're having a medical emergency
dial 9-1-1
duh why didn't i think of that
9-1-1 what's your emergency yeah i'm
having trouble logging into my patient
portal
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all right
i've got to do this patient portal all
the time because i i i got issues with
my sinuses i've had nasals or i have a
deviated septum i deviated septum
surgery and i
that by the way is the worst it's like i
asked the ent i'm like how do i deviate
my septum she's like well do you do
mixed martial arts i mean are you a
fighter have you ever broken your nose
in a fight and i'm like no
do i look like a fire i mean come on
i tore my meniscus mulching
she's like well then it must have
happened at birth
so basically i got into a fight with a
vagina
and lost
day one
that start of the pattern that has
continued to this day
yeah
that's why i don't mess with women
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i got f'ed up
but i'm trying everybody to deal with
i'm trying i'm on the the nasal spray
flonase my allergies i'm on that now one
of the side effects
of flonase nasal sprays it lowers your
sex drive yeah i didn't know about it my
wife found out about it before i did the
way i found out i was sleeping one night
i woke up and caught her spraying it
into my nostrils while i was sleeping
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lowers my sex drive and stops you from
snoring as my wife calls it miracle mist
flonase more like no lays
but you know what it's probably good
it's probably better that way don't have
to worry about the kids walking in on us
yeah because that's a fear
anybody's got kids you've got to worry
about your kids why anyone here ever
walk in on their mom and dad when you go
so over here yeah yeah you remember it
right don't be like huh i'm not sure no
you'd be sure
certain memories stick with you for life
falling out of moving vehicles and
walking in on mom and dad well as
traumatic as you think it would be
walking in
on your dad and your mom imagine me
walking in on my dad and my aunt
my aunt looked right at me i'm like i'm
staring i was like a deer in headlights
i just froze
i could not move i just started sweating
i didn't know what to do so i just
kicked on the ac
she's like what are you doing i'm like
it's getting hot in here
hey you guys have been fabulous
thank you so much
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thank you
it means a lot well thank you so much
you guys thank you
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thank you very much
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