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Speaker 2: So Primo Supremo, Roll Call, Supremo, Supremo, Roll Suprema, Supremo,
Speaker 2: Supremo Supremo.
Speaker 1: These are my peers. Yeah, call me a mirror, yeah,
Speaker 1: or call me quest. Yeah. We ain't got no guests.
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Speaker 3: Mante Yeah, and I go for dolo. We ain't got
Speaker 3: no guests.
Speaker 1: So we're doing this solo. My name is Sugar.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I'm never scared when it comes to roll call. I'm
Speaker 5: prepared brere roll whatever up, Hey, Bill, and I'm ready
Speaker 5: to go. Yeah, Lie Steve, Yeah, question f Tickelo come.
Speaker 1: Roll on your bream.
Speaker 6: It's like, yeah, ain't this a trip? Yeah, I ain't
Speaker 6: got no guess.
Speaker 7: Yeah, am.
Speaker 1: I had to make it fun.
Speaker 5: That was a music theater move if I've ever heard one.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Hey guys, yeah that one.
Speaker 1: No pressure, man, no pressure.
Speaker 5: Well done.
Speaker 8: So, against my wishes, my authority figures that this our
Speaker 8: beloved podcast. Brittany and cousin, Jake and light Ya, the
Speaker 8: producers of the show, suggested that we should do something
Speaker 8: that we haven't done in a long time.
Speaker 6: We ain't done it.
Speaker 8: I will admit last month I did the Conan O'Brien podcast,
Speaker 8: and I kind of they kind of thank you, so
Speaker 8: they kind of like I forgot that. While I was
Speaker 8: doing that interview, I was like, damn, I used to
Speaker 8: have that type of energy on on my own podcast,
Speaker 8: Like why don't we go back to that? So, yes,
Speaker 8: we we are. This is not someone didn't stand us up.
Speaker 1: It's intentional. If we're with that laugh now this someone
Speaker 1: stands us up. No no, no no.
Speaker 6: No no no no, actually no, you just tried to
Speaker 6: fill in this gap. A lot of times. I got confused,
Speaker 6: but I was like, well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was trying.
Speaker 8: I was trying to go for no to Michael Walden
Speaker 8: and we were trying to go with I mean, right now,
Speaker 8: I'm just dying to get to anyone over the age
Speaker 8: of sixty five because you never know. So just interviewing
Speaker 8: yourself then.
Speaker 1: Exactly whoa geriatric jokes?
Speaker 5: Damn?
Speaker 1: We all up there? H birthday?
Speaker 5: How was you just keep coming? Steve and eight years old?
Speaker 1: Is incredible?
Speaker 5: Stay at home?
Speaker 1: That's good? Wait is that good? Yeah? That seeds. That's
Speaker 1: what you do on your birthday. That's what you do
Speaker 1: on your birthday. You know what?
Speaker 8: I think I was sick on my birthday? You've ever
Speaker 8: been on sick or on Christmas or your birthday?
Speaker 1: Yes? What's Christmas? Really? Is it too early for people.
Speaker 5: To laugh my jokes? That was actually good jewey Christmas
Speaker 5: jokes at Landing right now? Yeah, well done.
Speaker 1: Maybe I'm supposed to be in Will Ferrell's podcast. I'm
Speaker 1: in the wrong room. Oh yeah, hopefully he'll you know,
Speaker 1: be a mercy laugh for anything. Or we could just
Speaker 1: start over. So we're we're in Los Angeles?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Is this is this a vacation of sorts or are
Speaker 8: you guys still this is mine?
Speaker 1: I feel like he was about to go out of
Speaker 1: his mind.
Speaker 8: If he doesn't, I feel like we're taking away from
Speaker 8: something really important right now.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 8: No, by the presence, I just meant like, you got
Speaker 8: you got real going on?
Speaker 1: We all got real, but you really got real? Shiit?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 6: Do you notice that? For real? For real? Bill is
Speaker 6: worse than you when it comes to like the flowers
Speaker 6: seeing he's all like weird, he's getting he's turned white.
Speaker 1: Well with flowers, let's start with buildings.
Speaker 5: The episodes, Phil last episode of course, love Supre Sorry
Speaker 5: Bill SHERVN know what you've been up to?
Speaker 1: Man? So the Tony's are over. The Tonys went over.
Speaker 5: I didn't win any Tonyes, get nominated for a Tony.
Speaker 5: Julia is still running and and it's expanded and it's expanded.
Speaker 5: It's in Singapore. Let people know what it is. Let
Speaker 5: people know what it is. Andreuliette is a musical I
Speaker 5: worked on. It's the retelling of Romeo and Juliette with
Speaker 5: the songs of Max Martin, Swedish pop songwriter extraordinary.
Speaker 6: So basically Brittany and sing Battery Boys.
Speaker 5: Yeah, It's my Life.
Speaker 1: I didn't know he wrote. So was he first? Was
Speaker 1: it first? Okay?
Speaker 8: My analogy is what Bangladesh is the calise for Bossy
Speaker 8: is It's my life? That for for his catalog, Like,
Speaker 8: is that the first big song that he wrote?
Speaker 5: No? He, I mean he did all the Backstory Boys stuff.
Speaker 5: So the first what was his very first joint that
Speaker 5: as the bass I saw the time, but it was
Speaker 5: one of his earlier ones. And then you know Robin
Speaker 5: not Roby Robin. Yeah, he wrote and then the all
Speaker 5: the early Backstory Boys. So like any Backstory Boys song
Speaker 5: that was big, quit playing games in my Heart?
Speaker 8: And okay, so I thought the bon Jovie joint came
Speaker 8: way later.
Speaker 1: Oh so he jumped on the bandwagon, I get now, Okay.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean like that was like a one off
Speaker 5: for him.
Speaker 1: He did.
Speaker 5: There's a couple of those that are existing the show too,
Speaker 5: but mostly it's like, you know, it's Battory boys, it's
Speaker 5: some in sync stuff, a lot of stuff, and then
Speaker 5: like Arianna on the weekend.
Speaker 1: And you know, it's weird without me knowing who he was.
Speaker 8: We actually had a Max Martin song during the tipping
Speaker 8: point period really, and then he scoffed and was sort
Speaker 8: of like I don't want this hit ass song going
Speaker 8: to this group, like who are they? And then I
Speaker 8: believe he gave that song to you remember Tila Tequila.
Speaker 1: Shut It by the way, where where Tila at? She
Speaker 1: was the.
Speaker 8: She was like on the Trump bandwagon for a second.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, yeah no, but she was the first. She
Speaker 8: was that kind of what influences are now. She was
Speaker 8: kind of the first of that pre yeah, pre Instagram,
Speaker 8: Tom her and Tom Thomas and friends.
Speaker 1: Thomas my space, Thomas my space.
Speaker 8: But it wasn't like we went to him directly. It
Speaker 8: was there was an artist from Philly. I'm forgetting because
Speaker 8: I should know him. Dude was actually incredible. If you
Speaker 8: have are two Greatest Hits compilation. Whenever he's like singing
Speaker 8: break you Off, do you remember.
Speaker 1: Oh boy do?
Speaker 9: But I just I was just nodding because I love that.
Speaker 9: I love that compilation. The understand right, So he the
Speaker 9: time like Rich discovered him. I think his father was
Speaker 9: somehow associated with Bunny Siegaler or like instant Funk or whatever.
Speaker 8: But this dude, I mean, he's sort of he he
Speaker 8: was blau Lte or whatever. But he had a joint
Speaker 8: called like all my skater friends, all my hipster friends,
Speaker 8: we all want the same thing. We all want the
Speaker 8: same thing. The song was like we made the song dope.
Speaker 8: But basically Matt max Mart was just like, n word,
Speaker 8: please let me give this to someone that's really going
Speaker 8: to elevate the song. So I think like Tequila used
Speaker 8: it for I guess she had she had a reality
Speaker 8: show on pH.
Speaker 6: One right finding her date or something like that.
Speaker 8: Right, Well that was I guess that was the theme moment.
Speaker 8: So so I hope he's happy with that decision.
Speaker 5: I can't wait to ask it went to the right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he probably don't remember. He probably didn't know what
Speaker 1: her roots was you know.
Speaker 6: He no NaIO doo.
Speaker 8: Now he is, So let me get into time machine
Speaker 8: and travel back fifteen years and.
Speaker 1: Get that back. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Good play, really good play.
Speaker 1: So what like, what's what's the next for you? Bill?
Speaker 5: Well, let's see, Saysmey Street's happening saysby Street. Uh is
Speaker 5: not part of the writer strike, which is now over.
Speaker 5: But so it continues to move on and then I
Speaker 5: don't know, my daughter made the volleyball team as an
Speaker 5: eighth grader, so we go to a lot of volleyball,
Speaker 5: which is great.
Speaker 8: Do we get new titles for them? Because now they're
Speaker 8: not kids anymore? So before they what we called them
Speaker 8: the Angel and the Devil. Yeah, they still are that,
Speaker 8: but now they're just older and it's different. I don't know, Fanta,
Speaker 8: you can talk to this. Like when kids get older,
Speaker 8: it's like there's like a weird moment where they sort
Speaker 8: of switch into like, uh, you don't have to care
Speaker 8: for them all the time, and they don't really want
Speaker 8: to be around you that much. Yeah, or just like
Speaker 8: can I I know it's we're supposed to be with you,
Speaker 8: but like can we just not be with you? And
Speaker 8: then weirdly, the other, the younger one, like, she gets
Speaker 8: really empathy, she gets really sad. She's like like, I
Speaker 8: want to go to my friend's house, but I feel
Speaker 8: really bad leaving you here all alone. As if I'm
Speaker 8: like this like lonely loser that I'm like, you know what,
Speaker 8: I'm fine, Like, don't worry about me.
Speaker 5: I'm good.
Speaker 1: I'm finishing this Bible. James, I was like, I'm good.
Speaker 5: At being alone. Don't worry about it. I'm totally you know,
Speaker 5: But she weirdly feels bad.
Speaker 1: Wait can I ask? All right?
Speaker 8: So I revisited uh doing the strike because there's nothing
Speaker 8: to watch. I revisited a show with a character in
Speaker 8: a similar situation with two daughters.
Speaker 1: Said character has been all right, it come on.
Speaker 8: I was rewatching Louie and there was an episode where
Speaker 8: they're on a subway train and the youngest one, who
Speaker 8: is sort of the rebel rouser, decides at the last
Speaker 8: minute to run off the train as the train closes.
Speaker 8: And you know, so, so when you're saying.
Speaker 1: The more mischievous one, is she that level of devil? Okay,
Speaker 1: she's she's too afraid to do that, Okay.
Speaker 5: Idea of like being like alone on a platform scares
Speaker 5: of the shit I'm sure out of her, but like
Speaker 5: she's she's just more outspoken. Like, Okay, so we were
Speaker 5: having dinner the other day and she just got a
Speaker 5: cell phone. She's eleven years old, and she we were
Speaker 5: out to dinner and I said, can you please put
Speaker 5: your phone down? We're having dinner, and she goes, sure,
Speaker 5: I just need to say goodbye to this person. And
Speaker 5: I was like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, put the cell
Speaker 5: phone down. She was like, but like she she didn't
Speaker 5: understand that, like this was the end of this conversation,
Speaker 5: and she got really mad about it. And so I
Speaker 5: then I grabbed her phone and whenever, like when you
Speaker 5: physically do something to a child, it's a thing, and
Speaker 5: so I grabbed the phone I put over here, and
Speaker 5: she was so pissed and like, but then, weirdly, I
Speaker 5: was also out to dinner with my ex wife and
Speaker 5: her husband and so but what weirdly what she got remarried,
Speaker 5: she's about to and then this, yeah, well we haven't
Speaker 5: had a thing here we are now, you know. So
Speaker 5: but we all three of us, weirdly, like without talking,
Speaker 5: agreed that how dare she fucking do that? And we
Speaker 5: all equally got mad at her, which was nice. There
Speaker 5: was like some solid which felt which felt right with
Speaker 5: my ex wife and her soon to be husband, the
Speaker 5: people who I should be in full agreement with at
Speaker 5: all times. What the anyway?
Speaker 1: But yeah, but she's like she's like very defiant.
Speaker 5: I think it's the right word. Another d words, she's
Speaker 5: defiant as opposed to like daredevil.
Speaker 6: Bill. Can I ask you a question, what's the last
Speaker 6: coolest thing you did on the street? What would that
Speaker 6: you remember?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 6: This is cool the street? Yeah, I call it the street.
Speaker 5: Well, we were just at a thing with with Higham
Speaker 5: Hyam was on Sesame Street last year and I wrote
Speaker 5: a song for them about the A. B C's and
Speaker 5: they were super. No, I think it's Hime, isn't.
Speaker 1: It h A.
Speaker 3: I m that it's not that.
Speaker 1: I believe it's high I think I just said it right.
Speaker 5: And these are this is the two girls sisters sister. Yeah,
Speaker 5: they were, they were they were on touch the street.
Speaker 5: They did great, they had a really good time. That
Speaker 5: was cool. I'm trying to think.
Speaker 1: What else wall I have a I think I always
Speaker 1: asked this.
Speaker 8: I feel as though the late nineties and early aughts
Speaker 8: was Elmo season. You guys went heavy on Elmo and
Speaker 8: kind of laid back on the muppets I grew up with,
Speaker 8: Like Grover wasn't getting no play.
Speaker 1: Herbert Birdsfoot probably still in that exactly. Yeah, guy Smiley,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean? Like, there's not a seven and.
Speaker 6: The third how many people I don't know these?
Speaker 1: Okay, yes, was born in the early nineties. People wink,
Speaker 1: wow Grover after Grunge. It was right.
Speaker 8: But what I'm saying is is that is there a
Speaker 8: development staff that's like, yo, we got to introduce new
Speaker 8: muppets and new characters and sort of phase old ones out.
Speaker 5: I think it's less about phasing old ones out and
Speaker 5: more about just new ones. So like we have one
Speaker 5: that's like, she's Korean, her name is Young, And there's
Speaker 5: another one who has autism and her name is Julia.
Speaker 3: I have one that like isn't like the kids parents,
Speaker 3: like incarcerated something.
Speaker 1: You got that?
Speaker 6: Yeah, what's that? What's that one name?
Speaker 5: I don't know her.
Speaker 1: I knew where this is going. I couldn't make that.
Speaker 1: I actually his name is l.
Speaker 9: I actually looked it up the other day for some
Speaker 9: weird reason. There's thirty four hundred muppets in the history
Speaker 9: of muppetry, really four hundreds possible.
Speaker 5: There's the Sesame Street Uppets, right, and then there's like
Speaker 5: the Muppet Upets, like that's Piggy and Kermit.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I know, but three thousand, four hundred, how.
Speaker 5: Do you well, people are busy making puppets.
Speaker 1: Chesame Street must be like an entire like empire. Yeah,
Speaker 1: like a whole.
Speaker 5: I mean that whole. It's not a street anymore too.
Speaker 6: It's time for the Big Bird movie, which is really awesome.
Speaker 6: Do you have any ends on that's a movie?
Speaker 5: No, there was, And then I don't know what happened.
Speaker 5: It just disappeared like things. I'm learning that things in
Speaker 5: Hollywood just do they puffing the smoke the Muppets.
Speaker 3: The last one I saw it was the one where
Speaker 3: uh Kermit. It was was the Evil Kermit Constantine.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was the Muppets most wanted or something, yeah.
Speaker 6: Like in the last Yeah, yeah, that one was good.
Speaker 3: There's a song on there on the soundtrack, because I
Speaker 3: think the guys who do uhcourse, there's a song on
Speaker 3: there that Constantine sings and it sounds like a Jamiroquai song.
Speaker 3: That is a jam that gamin Like here it's called
Speaker 3: I get you what you want. It's basically a tricking anthem.
Speaker 3: It's like Constantine telling me I value whatever you want.
Speaker 1: And so that's where evil Kermit comes from.
Speaker 8: Yes, isn't it weird that the Jamin no, the song Jamin,
Speaker 8: Like if you guys had meetings about the fact that
Speaker 8: tea comes from you guys and.
Speaker 1: Memes you mean, oh yeah, like spill the tea.
Speaker 6: But that's not them, that's.
Speaker 1: That's yeah, that's that's the Muppets. So Kermit is officially
Speaker 1: not Team Sesame Street anymore. Y'all haven't done Muppet news flash.
Speaker 5: I only worked with Kermit once. There was like a
Speaker 5: season fifty anniversary thing and Kermit saying with Elvis Costello
Speaker 5: being green on the sets. The only time I ever
Speaker 5: hung out with Kermit, And it's the only time there's
Speaker 5: been a cross over in years.
Speaker 1: So who's Grover's foil? If Kermit is no longer on
Speaker 1: the show? Grover's dead son?
Speaker 5: If you're heard gro versus own foot, Like.
Speaker 1: Are muppets allowed to get old?
Speaker 8: Like I wasn't the original Elmo? And then y'all almost
Speaker 8: had colorism issues or something.
Speaker 1: Y'all just gave me people got neurotic.
Speaker 5: You know what's interesting is like when people come on
Speaker 5: the show who are older than alight whatever, uh, they
Speaker 5: want to they want to be part of like Burton,
Speaker 5: Ernie and Grover and and and like, and they don't
Speaker 5: our people in our generation don't know them, don't understand.
Speaker 5: Like Abby and Elmo are the younger generation of puppets.
Speaker 5: They're always by the way, they don't age. They're always
Speaker 5: three years old or five or something like that. And
Speaker 5: so it's it's always interesting to see what people resonate
Speaker 5: with what puppets and why And it's just because were
Speaker 5: they on the TV more when they were kids or
Speaker 5: is like that's like Harry Styles was like, I need
Speaker 5: to I need to meet big Bird. I had a
Speaker 5: big bird stuff people have like request all the time.
Speaker 5: So you you were like, I want to pack. Like
Speaker 5: y'all stuck me with Prairie. I mean, look, I like
Speaker 5: Prairie doing, but.
Speaker 1: I hope it.
Speaker 8: Look all you're all you're doing is revealing to me
Speaker 8: that you didn't want Sesame Street as a kid.
Speaker 1: Were you an adult soon as he came out the womb?
Speaker 6: No, but I was more electric compan.
Speaker 5: Okay, Well, that shows a whole other thing.
Speaker 1: I did that show too.
Speaker 8: I only want to earn him Bert because you know,
Speaker 8: you guys used to end every sketch with muppets just
Speaker 8: falling backwards and again and pression will meet. That's also
Speaker 8: another reason why TV was very monitored, because you know,
Speaker 8: used to just no one told me that if you
Speaker 8: fall backwards on a hard.
Speaker 9: Object, this plays a lot. Actually blood might be drawn. Yeah,
Speaker 9: that's a concussion protocol. Please, why don't they do it?
Speaker 9: Where muppets? Where are they now?
Speaker 1: Liked Ernie and Burt moved to Florida and.
Speaker 6: Retire people right, like the voices, they're not with us?
Speaker 5: What doesn't matter?
Speaker 1: Kind of matter, though it does matter.
Speaker 8: That's why I feel like you do need to develop
Speaker 8: new characters, because like the.
Speaker 1: New Ernie is kind of get is maybe knowing the
Speaker 1: intonations and inflections. But well, the diehards like you, you can
Speaker 1: tell the difference.
Speaker 5: But like to most people, like the newer people who
Speaker 5: have done it, we should be watching it anyway, right,
Speaker 5: I mean that's a much larger question that I don't know.
Speaker 5: We have a time, pul.
Speaker 8: The first time you talk to me all concerned, you
Speaker 8: were like, wait, are you still telling me?
Speaker 1: You still actively what?
Speaker 5: I remember that conversation and I was like, souldiering up,
Speaker 5: I don't know what you talk about?
Speaker 6: Favorite song?
Speaker 1: We were FaceTime and just moved the TV right exactly exactly.
Speaker 1: So how's your comedy?
Speaker 5: Wait?
Speaker 1: Why did you don't do that?
Speaker 6: Don't do it? Don't you do it? Don't ask me
Speaker 6: that question. Literally. I had a podcast listener walk up
Speaker 6: on me in the Mirk Park like two weeks ago
Speaker 6: and was like, Heyliah, I listened to QLs and JD
Speaker 6: I I how's your comedy going? I was like, God,
Speaker 6: why are you paying a fuckingtention? I got three jobs
Speaker 6: to be hard.
Speaker 1: I feel you, but how's the comedy going?
Speaker 9: Maybe it could turn that how you don't want to
Speaker 9: talk about comedy into a comedy routine.
Speaker 6: I write all the time. I have an ongoing little
Speaker 6: notepad in my phone and I just write the jokes
Speaker 6: and I think, one one day.
Speaker 3: Is that something? Is that something that you still want
Speaker 3: to do? Do you really want to do stand up?
Speaker 1: Or is it? You know?
Speaker 6: I don't know. That Ship made me really nervous, and
Speaker 6: Ship every since, ever since you gave me the critique,
Speaker 6: I feel like, I don't know, I've been scared to
Speaker 6: go back ever since. That's not your fault, that's me.
Speaker 6: I have to get my confidence together because you gave
Speaker 6: me a nice like you know, this is what you
Speaker 6: need to do.
Speaker 9: You don't bring your phone up on the stage with you, Like,
Speaker 9: can we get rid of commedy? I know, can we
Speaker 9: get rid of the ones that do that?
Speaker 3: But I like when Dan Cole does it, like yeah,
Speaker 3: and to just if just to record yourself. Every comedian
Speaker 3: I say, they say, like, always record your set.
Speaker 6: I love the way Dion Cole do it like he
Speaker 6: actually is coming out like checking jokes and see if
Speaker 6: they work.
Speaker 3: Like, so, is it something that you still have a
Speaker 3: passion for? As from you know the feedback I gave away,
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 6: About having a passion for doing stand up per se.
Speaker 6: I have a passion for doing funny things. I have
Speaker 6: a passion for entertaining people, have a passion for making
Speaker 6: people laugh. And I wanted to make sure that I
Speaker 6: even knew the ins and outs and the mechanics of
Speaker 6: comedy before even saying that this is something I want
Speaker 6: to do. So that's what I did. When I moved here.
Speaker 6: I was sitting to recoup. It was like, don't tell
Speaker 6: nobody that you took a comedy class. But I did,
Speaker 6: And I'm proud.
Speaker 1: Of saying, why shouldn't you tell people you took coming?
Speaker 6: Oh though, that's what we told me once when I
Speaker 6: was about to get on stage for.
Speaker 1: Delirious, Mister reluctant. No, but I was.
Speaker 6: I'm proud because I took it from a woman who
Speaker 6: was a writer for Chelsea Handler, and it was more
Speaker 6: about just formulas, because like, if you had no idea
Speaker 6: about comedy, you don't know there are formulas. You don't
Speaker 6: know the call back, you don't know the rules of three,
Speaker 6: you don't know. So yeah, so I wanted to make
Speaker 6: sure that, like if I was going to at least
Speaker 6: to attempt this, that it wasn't just like on a whelm.
Speaker 8: You know, how do you I wonder if u c B,
Speaker 8: wonder what level of comedy do you have to be
Speaker 8: to enter a UCB or second city or the different levels.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I've done improv. I did improv in Philly. I
Speaker 6: was so funny. I forget the things I done theater
Speaker 6: and theater groups and dinner theater and stuff like that.
Speaker 6: So for me It's just always about making sure because
Speaker 6: you know how well studied you guys are your craft.
Speaker 6: I want to feel like that well everything that I do.
Speaker 3: Whatever I was going to say, I mean, I think
Speaker 3: the studying part just I mean, from from my standpoint,
Speaker 3: it wasn't a whole lot of studying. It was just
Speaker 3: doing and kind of learning from there. Because because that
Speaker 3: was my question, I was gonna ask you, So the
Speaker 3: classes that you took, did you feel they were informative
Speaker 3: for you? Liked where they were they helpful?
Speaker 6: Yes? Yes, yes, because I had the words, but I
Speaker 6: might not know how to close the joke, you know
Speaker 6: what I mean? So yeah, and a lot. And it
Speaker 6: gave me confidence to your.
Speaker 1: Say.
Speaker 3: And then after you did that set at uh, was
Speaker 3: that your last time ever going up again the Delirious thing?
Speaker 1: Was that your It's cool?
Speaker 6: No? It been it? No, that was the last time.
Speaker 6: That was the last time. I've been on stage three
Speaker 6: times and it was yep, that was the last time.
Speaker 6: And the first time was at Tarik's original Delirious and Philly.
Speaker 3: Did you feel like you got I won't say, I
Speaker 3: don't know, you got better every time? Did you feel
Speaker 3: more confident? Like every time you did it, did it
Speaker 3: get a little easier.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because I'm gonna tell you, like I'm a confident
Speaker 6: person on stage period because I host parties, I host
Speaker 6: events like this is what I do. But that ship
Speaker 6: was nervous as shit, Like I had to make sure
Speaker 6: I empied out my bladder because either way, I'm a
Speaker 6: tt on myself a little bit.
Speaker 5: So did you ever think that you could do stand up?
Speaker 5: Because I think you could absolutely could.
Speaker 3: Nah man, I Nah, I done so when Hannibal when
Speaker 3: he was hit the other day, like I had him
Speaker 3: when he came out to Raleigh. I he hit me
Speaker 3: to like introduce him, you know what I'm saying, like
Speaker 3: to be like EMC or whatever. And I mean I
Speaker 3: might have did like five minutes just kind of warming
Speaker 3: up the crowd whatever.
Speaker 1: But nah man, that's just.
Speaker 6: How to do that. I like doing that. I like hosting,
Speaker 6: warming up crowds and like doing all that.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, and that's the ling And that's why I
Speaker 3: asked you, is it something you want to do for
Speaker 3: me like when I did when I've been in those
Speaker 3: spaces like stand up. First of all, that's just the
Speaker 3: hardest of all the disciplines for me.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Because it's one thing to just be the funny dude
Speaker 3: at the cookout or the funny dude that game night
Speaker 3: or whatever the fuck sitting in front of people who
Speaker 3: have paid money with the expectation of make me laugh.
Speaker 3: That's something else, you know what I'm saying. That's a science,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean. That's an art, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean. So it's something that I admire, and
Speaker 3: I admire comedians more than anything else.
Speaker 1: For the way that they tell the truth about their
Speaker 1: craft and people in it. Like when we had Got
Speaker 1: It was years back.
Speaker 3: We had Michelle wolf On and I forgot who the
Speaker 3: girl was that put out the comedy special that was
Speaker 3: kind of getting all this supplaint applause.
Speaker 1: It was always just so brave and it's soferent. Yeah,
Speaker 1: yeah from England or was that Australian?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can't remember. I can't remember the comedian's name.
Speaker 3: But anyway, we asked some shell wolf like, what do
Speaker 3: you think about it? She was like, Yo, that shit sucks.
Speaker 3: It's unfunny. Like it was no political answer, it was
Speaker 3: just like no. And so that's the thing for me
Speaker 3: with comedy. I more so learned from comedians and admire
Speaker 3: just the way that they're just unapologetic about what's funny
Speaker 3: and what's not. And I just can't take from that.
Speaker 3: But actually being a comedian like nah, being the person
Speaker 3: on stage doing it, Nah.
Speaker 1: Writing it could be cool, but performing it is just
Speaker 1: not something I've been interested. I think we're talking about
Speaker 1: Hannah Gatsby. Yeah, that's exactly what Yep, that was her.
Speaker 1: I had to type the comedian woman. Wow, that's a
Speaker 1: tough thing to you. But not but like like you.
Speaker 3: I mean I gave you when we talked. I mean
Speaker 3: this has been god like five years ago, now you
Speaker 3: know what I mean. But no, I mean it was
Speaker 3: I was just giving you my opinion. But no, you
Speaker 3: were you were good. I mean you have like the
Speaker 3: things you say, like you really do command the crowd,
Speaker 3: Like you have a big voice, and you know people
Speaker 3: you commanded their attention.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So you know, I think you if there's something you
Speaker 3: want to do, I really think you could do it.
Speaker 8: But you also I think the number one ship to
Speaker 8: do in comedy. And this is this is mostly just
Speaker 8: for also as a human being. We have to readjust
Speaker 8: our relationship to rejection, because that's all we're afraid of rejection,
Speaker 8: So that sort of stops us.
Speaker 6: From real here. You know how we I'm just saying
Speaker 6: we're going on the same day. We not really good
Speaker 6: with that, you know what I.
Speaker 1: Used to be. I don't know, I'm going through a
Speaker 1: teftline period now.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, because look at you now, like you're in
Speaker 6: a different part.
Speaker 3: Of your Yeah, I'm going through saying yeah, go ahead. No,
Speaker 3: it doesn't like the more you kind of go and
Speaker 3: the more you.
Speaker 1: At least it just from my experience and I let me.
Speaker 3: But like the more you do and kind of the
Speaker 3: more you kind of accomplish, you think like, oh you
Speaker 3: gain more confidence.
Speaker 1: But the more you go, like your challenge is changed.
Speaker 3: So it's like, Okay, I'm confident in doing this thing
Speaker 3: I was doing a year ago, but now it's a
Speaker 3: year or two later, I'm doing some whole other ship
Speaker 3: now that there's still a first. So it's like every
Speaker 3: time you progress and you level up in your career,
Speaker 3: you get to that point where it's like, oh damn,
Speaker 3: I'm having to learn some new ship.
Speaker 1: O F Yeah it is.
Speaker 8: Well, I mean you're always worried about can you hold
Speaker 8: them to standard and you know I also all right,
Speaker 8: So yesterday I think I told one of you, maybe
Speaker 8: it was you, that when you worry, you're secretly praying for.
Speaker 1: What you're asking not to happen.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's that's the shit you threw on me, yes
Speaker 9: to say I have to think about it all night.
Speaker 8: Yes, not as worry as literally I don't get attacked outside.
Speaker 1: You're you're praying to get attacked outside.
Speaker 3: So it's like, what's the scene in inception like where homiees, Like,
Speaker 3: you know, if I tell you don't think about elephants,
Speaker 3: what are you thinking about elephants?
Speaker 1: Right? You know what I mean it? And if you're
Speaker 1: thinking about elephants, wait right now? Like I think, I
Speaker 1: don't know if I told it Donnie Hathaway's.
Speaker 8: Story once, but when he uh, when a suicide happened
Speaker 8: in seventy nine. Uh, my grandma was in front of me,
Speaker 8: and you know, she's one of those fine brimstone Southern
Speaker 8: Baptist Christian women and so you know she's sort of
Speaker 8: had a dismayed sort of mm hmm, that's a sin
Speaker 8: against God.
Speaker 1: I was like, huh, you know, I was like eight
Speaker 1: years old.
Speaker 8: And she said that's blasphemy, like only the Lord should
Speaker 8: take his children away like, and I was like, what's blasphemy?
Speaker 8: And he's like, this is the number one sinning against God.
Speaker 8: I said, so what happens? And that's when she told me.
Speaker 1: And she's always cooking food, so she was like, no,
Speaker 1: I'm zelming. I told.
Speaker 5: Full circle.
Speaker 1: So you know, she turns like she's already cooking. She's like,
Speaker 1: your soul.
Speaker 8: Burns in the fiery Firnst when you uh committed blasphemy
Speaker 8: against God. And I was like, well, you know, I
Speaker 8: was trying to understand how Donnie Hathaway jumping out the window.
Speaker 1: What the fuck that got to do with me? Right?
Speaker 8: And so she was doing this whole thing about blasphemy,
Speaker 8: and then she also told me that blasphemy he was
Speaker 8: taking the Lord's name in vain. I was like, what's
Speaker 8: the lord's name in vain? And she says, when you
Speaker 8: say the bad word GD God? Right, And then in
Speaker 8: my head that's all I heard. So I was I
Speaker 8: swear to guy. At least for two months, I had
Speaker 8: nightmares of crying, my mom waking me up. I'm going
Speaker 8: all because I can't stop thinking about it in my
Speaker 8: hands just hurt.
Speaker 5: God, damn God, god bomb bomb.
Speaker 1: No man noah. Yeah. Religion, yeah it sucks. It's not
Speaker 1: for children. Yeah, not for me.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we all had I had them stories as well
Speaker 3: of just like going to I remember I went to
Speaker 3: a god Man. I was probably like twelve, I was
Speaker 3: thirteen years old, and like my church, they sent us
Speaker 3: on like this.
Speaker 1: It was like the youth retreat ship.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the retreat and so hump and retreat.
Speaker 1: So they sent us on this.
Speaker 5: Fucking youth retreating But yeah, there's some things I don't
Speaker 5: know about and there's some things.
Speaker 1: This is what I want to know.
Speaker 5: You go illegal whatever you.
Speaker 6: Sounds wrong in twenty twenty three, but nah, I mean
Speaker 6: we went to this thing.
Speaker 3: We went to this uh they sent us to this
Speaker 3: youth for treating ship. And so the thing about it
Speaker 3: is like I'm a music guy, so if you can
Speaker 3: get me with music, then you got me. And the
Speaker 3: thing was it was we were black church and they
Speaker 3: sent us to this big things, big Christian thing and
Speaker 3: it was like mostly like white people. So the acts
Speaker 3: that they had it was like DC talk.
Speaker 1: You saw DC talk in person. I saw them in person.
Speaker 3: Bro, Like they're like they was like the number one
Speaker 3: like the gospel Backstreet Boys, but.
Speaker 1: Kind of they like a boy band. DC talked from
Speaker 1: like eighty seven to like ninety two.
Speaker 8: You were Christian and rap was banned in your household, right,
Speaker 8: you were allowed to listen to DC Talk.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they were Christian rappers.
Speaker 3: Christ yeah, which is like and then again which again
Speaker 3: like Christian rappers is automatic. That's like saying fat free brownie,
Speaker 3: Like you're taking our whole point of why I'm doing.
Speaker 1: This, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: So so yeah, I want to say the one that
Speaker 3: I did like your girl was there Amy Grant, Hey,
Speaker 3: baby baby, I think this was by pre baby Baby.
Speaker 1: She didn't do that jam.
Speaker 6: Damn seeing her holy her back.
Speaker 1: She didn't. Baby.
Speaker 8: It was Jesus the time Prince Lord d C Talk
Speaker 8: just released that album.
Speaker 1: Of course they did last year. Hit it ten seconds.
Speaker 5: You can play more than.
Speaker 1: I guess that they didn't think twice.
Speaker 3: It's not no, that's them, But I'm just like, no,
Speaker 3: that ain't.
Speaker 6: We had another dude with a Christian dude. He sounded
Speaker 6: like Biggie, remember him. It was like an early man.
Speaker 1: The penal cost the paper was not taking another ship up.
Speaker 1: These are real people. But anyway, okay, we go to this.
Speaker 5: Thing like it was like the creature.
Speaker 3: And they preaching and they just it's like you were saying,
Speaker 3: they just always talk about just fire and brimstone. You're
Speaker 3: gonna go to hell and you're gonna do this and
Speaker 3: oh years you just look at it's like, yeah, it's all.
Speaker 1: Based in fear and control.
Speaker 3: It's like trying to scare you into being who they
Speaker 3: want you to be, in hope of this wonderful afterlife
Speaker 3: the sky later just pining the sky and it's like,
Speaker 3: but I got to live here now. And so I
Speaker 3: think I was maybe like thirteen fourteen, and yeah, I
Speaker 3: was like, yo, fuck this, I ain't never going back.
Speaker 3: And I just told I was like, yeah, I ain't
Speaker 3: doing this. This is this is fucking corny and the
Speaker 3: music is wag is nothing like white people here, Like
Speaker 3: it's fucking trash.
Speaker 1: And I just never went back. Was there an m
Speaker 1: c JC. There was not an m c j C.
Speaker 3: There is I don't know there is an mc nine
Speaker 3: hundred foot Jesus, I don't know what it is.
Speaker 1: I don't know if he wasn't that the truth is
Speaker 1: out of style. That sounds yeah, the truth is out
Speaker 1: of style.
Speaker 5: Can we talk about church games? I don't know about
Speaker 5: church games? Who were just talking about?
Speaker 8: Oh that's when that's when, that's when like no one's looking.
Speaker 6: Oh that's like hide and seek.
Speaker 5: God, it advance no.
Speaker 6: Section on porn.
Speaker 1: There's a dry humping report. So much about you? Like
Speaker 1: that was next to.
Speaker 6: That?
Speaker 1: You want to.
Speaker 6: Know?
Speaker 1: I didn't know about.
Speaker 6: Please and the whole category. It's an art. I mean
Speaker 6: where women post these. This is one chick, this this
Speaker 6: b girl that I follow and she got a roommate
Speaker 6: and they always put up their videos and literally she'll
Speaker 6: be in like her panties and her bra and he'll
Speaker 6: be in like his wet pants and his shirt and
Speaker 6: she'll just be riding on him. See I like saut
Speaker 6: I don't is there? Oh yeah, he'll and different positions.
Speaker 6: They do it in the kitchen. What did you say?
Speaker 6: What did you say?
Speaker 1: Only he gets out? God take what the recordized?
Speaker 6: That's it. I that's all. I was just gonna that's
Speaker 6: I might have revealed too much, but yeah.
Speaker 3: This is all of us and one of our people
Speaker 3: on this cute. She's an intimacy coordinator. We're talking about dad.
Speaker 6: Who's an intimate girls? Shut up?
Speaker 1: Wao many, that's what can we talk about? Can't renumber five?
Speaker 1: Is intmc? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Oh my god, you've been in some crazy situation.
Speaker 1: You want to you want to?
Speaker 6: I where do you even start? What did you start? As?
Speaker 1: Wait? Didn't we want to have six microphones? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Come on, yeah, come on here with me, Come on, do.
Speaker 1: Allright for audience? Please give us your name?
Speaker 10: What's my name is? Durren?
Speaker 1: Hello? Duran? How you doing?
Speaker 4: Hello?
Speaker 5: Worry?
Speaker 1: I just say yesterday?
Speaker 11: Uh uh?
Speaker 8: We were if we can recall the conversation we're playing
Speaker 8: guess my age? Yes, so I naturally I thought Durham
Speaker 8: was like just out of high school, like maybe in
Speaker 8: their second year.
Speaker 1: We all did well. I was like, you like twenty two?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 10: She was like, no, should I say? I'm thirty four?
Speaker 6: The water didn't do it all right?
Speaker 1: So he got by Jesus will.
Speaker 8: I really was okay, wait, there's a long as sorry Friday.
Speaker 1: Who makes it? Who makes an applause for like twelve minutes?
Speaker 6: That's so intimacy coach? How does one become an intimacy coach?
Speaker 10: Intimacy coordinator?
Speaker 1: Sorry?
Speaker 6: Yeah? Are there? Is it a coach and a coordinator.
Speaker 10: There are two different things.
Speaker 1: I know a thing.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, So I'm an intimacy coordinator TV and film.
Speaker 6: What does that mean?
Speaker 10: It means that I chordograph. Yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 1: Know someone that wants to job. I got to talk
Speaker 1: to you because when they were presenting this to me,
Speaker 1: like I'm want to be intimacy coordinator, I was like,
Speaker 1: huh yeah, And I was like, is that the thing?
Speaker 1: I'm a new director, so I don't know these things.
Speaker 1: This is a thing.
Speaker 10: It's a bit very big thing.
Speaker 1: It's recent, you know what I mean, in the last decade.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a it's a new field kind of the
Speaker 4: me too moment is what brought it to America.
Speaker 10: But it was in the UK before that.
Speaker 8: So if you were on the set of Eyes White Shut,
Speaker 8: how would you operate a lot?
Speaker 1: Was that eventced?
Speaker 10: It's a little bit you know not I mean like
Speaker 10: barely reference.
Speaker 4: Okay, but she knows it, my love prince, so like
Speaker 4: I dot.
Speaker 6: Bit more mild shut.
Speaker 10: So can we like modern it up?
Speaker 1: Sorry?
Speaker 8: Okay, I don't think they make slow jams anymore.
Speaker 6: Fifty gray, thanks Bill.
Speaker 4: I mean that would be a lot of choreography right,
Speaker 4: a lot of conversations. Honestly, I talk a lot about
Speaker 4: sex and relationship, and I talk a lot about character
Speaker 4: development and character motivation. So it's like, why are we
Speaker 4: touching this person for what reason? Who's giving, who's taking?
Speaker 4: Like you know, who's receiving? Are you touching them the
Speaker 4: way that you want to touch them or the way
Speaker 4: that they want to be touched?
Speaker 1: So do you talk to the screen riner questions all
Speaker 1: the time?
Speaker 4: Those should be questioned. Now that's an intimacy coach. That's
Speaker 4: what an intimacy coach would do for you, because they
Speaker 4: would do it on a one on one basis or
Speaker 4: like in a couple basis. But as a coordinator, I'm
Speaker 4: doing that like for a scene with actors.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I've had actor friends and people in the movie
Speaker 8: community actually complain about I have a friend who had
Speaker 8: Often you run into a situation where if one actor
Speaker 8: has a spouse that's really really feeling some sort.
Speaker 1: Of way about that thing, and then that holds them
Speaker 1: back from the scene.
Speaker 8: But the director wants it right, and there was never
Speaker 8: a person right. There was never a person.
Speaker 4: There like mitigate Like it's honestly, it's a lot of
Speaker 4: like mitigating power dynamics because as a as a person
Speaker 4: who's an actor, you just want to do what the
Speaker 4: director tells you to do. You just want to make
Speaker 4: it good for them, like seriously, so you'll you'll say
Speaker 4: you'll do anything. So I talk to them before I
Speaker 4: talk to the director. I break down the script. I
Speaker 4: talk to the director, what's your vision? I talk to
Speaker 4: the actors. What do you want to show? What do
Speaker 4: you not want to show?
Speaker 6: Some of them have contractual things that they like, literally
Speaker 6: in their contract they have body parts, they will writer agreements.
Speaker 10: I only want my nipples shown for three seconds ten.
Speaker 4: You know, I'll.
Speaker 10: Do half a butt, not a full butt.
Speaker 4: You know, like those are those are very real things
Speaker 4: I'll do, butck cleeve, but I don't want to do
Speaker 4: full rear.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 8: I believe someone was interviewed about the What's what's the
Speaker 8: name of the Weekend?
Speaker 1: So have you watched that series?
Speaker 4: I refused, Yeah, yeah, I refuse that.
Speaker 10: I've heard things.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's in the icy circles, the intimacy coordinator circles, you.
Speaker 10: Know, like we've talked about it. Okay, that's in the
Speaker 10: group chat.
Speaker 1: Explain this. So the thing was.
Speaker 8: I guess the first shot was fired by the Rolling
Speaker 8: Stone article that sort of spread like talked about trouble
Speaker 8: on the set, and then it just snowballed on. So
Speaker 8: I kind of missed all that part. So what I
Speaker 8: wound up with was everyone was talking about it, and
Speaker 8: each week it would trend and people be making fun
Speaker 8: of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so it's it almost has.
Speaker 8: A Show Girls effect on me because it was so
Speaker 8: I watched it and then I was like.
Speaker 4: Oh, yes, shows, I mean they did a lot of
Speaker 4: like what making fun of intimacy coordinator roles in that particular. Yeah,
Speaker 4: they like I don't know, sometimes people want to make
Speaker 4: you be the like the consent, you know, like I'm
Speaker 4: here to make sure you don't say the wrong things
Speaker 4: like the PC police. I'm the most inappropriate on set.
Speaker 4: I just enjoy rules, like so I'm just gonna make
Speaker 4: sure say yeah, bound, I'm like, you know, I'm not
Speaker 4: trying to be a hall monitor. I'm an artist.
Speaker 6: Yeah. When they're actually in the bed, do you actually
Speaker 6: have to also be there to go?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 6: So I need you to move a little.
Speaker 4: I love that you were talking about humping, because that's yeah,
Speaker 4: I mean like for sets.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's like a real thing.
Speaker 4: We put barriers between them or like silicone barriers about
Speaker 4: to say, how do you stop.
Speaker 10: Dulling sensation? You know I heard. I'm sorry, dull sensation.
Speaker 1: Keep him getting erected.
Speaker 4: To keep both of them from feeling their genitalia, like
Speaker 4: literally like making it more adult, like this is like
Speaker 4: not dult.
Speaker 6: We're putting like a real cup.
Speaker 4: Yeah, almost like an athletic cup, but it's much softer,
Speaker 4: made of like medical grade silicone, one.
Speaker 1: In every color.
Speaker 6: Come on, I got but it holds you down, though, Steve,
Speaker 6: it'll it'll, it'll hold you on.
Speaker 1: Pa.
Speaker 6: I'm so glad. They always wondered what do you do
Speaker 6: when he gets aroused? Okay, because I mean you.
Speaker 10: Wouldn't feel it, you know, if I've taped it down.
Speaker 1: Yeah, now can I ask?
Speaker 8: Because of the brown Bunny situation, are you familiar with this.
Speaker 1: Welsh?
Speaker 3: Done you who decided to go full throttle with it and.
Speaker 1: Perform on.
Speaker 10: That's visit and that's illegal.
Speaker 6: I mean it's illegal.
Speaker 4: You're not supposed to give your your co partner head
Speaker 4: on set, like did this happened?
Speaker 10: Like in like you're not.
Speaker 6: Like union rules you're talking about because they didn't.
Speaker 1: I don't know if they showed it or not, but
Speaker 1: she just did it for real.
Speaker 4: It could I mean like illegal as in it it
Speaker 4: really could be a harassment suit and not just between
Speaker 4: you and the person you did it with, but like
Speaker 4: everybody else.
Speaker 1: The house is around.
Speaker 6: That's an interesting thing.
Speaker 1: This is a very controversial a very different times.
Speaker 8: She kind of got like I'm not saying she got blackballed,
Speaker 8: but you know, they kind of scarlet lettered her.
Speaker 1: He didn't well, I mean but he's not acting anyway.
Speaker 6: I mean he's he directed and he acted in that movie, right, and.
Speaker 4: She gave him head like in the That's a lot.
Speaker 4: I wonder if she felt like she had to, like
Speaker 4: if someone like me was there, like because sometimes it's
Speaker 4: like I can get ahead literally on Google.
Speaker 1: Says why was the Brown Bunny so controversial? Sex? The
Speaker 1: film's infamous sex scene, which.
Speaker 11: Performs nice sex bred unsimulated oral sex upon Gallo, received
Speaker 11: an overwhelmingly negative stimulated unsimulated, not unstimulated, simulated me. Yeah,
Speaker 11: it's supposed to be simulated sex not I received an
Speaker 11: overwhelmingly negative critical response at its con premiere, and it
Speaker 11: became a media scandal, with many critics speculating whether or
Speaker 11: not she had been pressured into performing a sex act
Speaker 11: with Gallop.
Speaker 6: That was, yeah, that was the the last thing he directed, was.
Speaker 5: Right, Well where's he?
Speaker 6: Yo? Quick question? So that means like, have you ever
Speaker 6: seen the movie Kids?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 6: I know you all, but have you seen the movie Kids?
Speaker 6: The first Rosario Dawson. Okay, So I'm just wondering if
Speaker 6: a movie like that could be made in twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: Think so, I don't think a lot of stuff like
Speaker 3: Harmony Korn, Larry Clark, Like, I don't think.
Speaker 6: These are children teenagers happening like that, Karen.
Speaker 4: What's the snippets?
Speaker 6: Choe was in kids?
Speaker 1: Was?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: She wasn't kids? Yeah, Chloe was in kids.
Speaker 10: There are a lot of rules around children. Now now
Speaker 10: it's like.
Speaker 6: This, Oh, one more question. Do men do this job?
Speaker 10: Yes? My mentor is a man?
Speaker 6: Straight ones?
Speaker 10: Yes, well I mean straighters, spunk trum.
Speaker 4: Okay, We're a little more fluid these days, like my mentor,
Speaker 4: Yehuda Dunes is an amazing intimacy coordinator.
Speaker 3: Shout out, how do these these skill sets or do
Speaker 3: these new skill sets and conversations that you have to have,
Speaker 3: how do they show up? In your personal life in
Speaker 3: terms of enforcing boundaries or how do.
Speaker 1: They inform you in that way.
Speaker 10: I'm having less sex.
Speaker 4: Really, yeah, I am having less set more people want
Speaker 4: to fuck me, but I'm having less sex.
Speaker 6: Feels clinical or something.
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 4: I think like the intrigue is there, like everyone is
Speaker 4: in intrigued. It sounds really sexy, but I don't know.
Speaker 4: My communication game is really high. If you is not there,
Speaker 4: I don't I'm not into it. I think, yeah, I
Speaker 4: have a much higher standard of like how we start
Speaker 4: and finish this, and I can be a lot more
Speaker 4: impartial than other people can. And not everybody wants impartial.
Speaker 1: Well, you got to put it out there that you
Speaker 1: find people on your wavelength.
Speaker 6: I don't even know what it means with sex. I'm
Speaker 6: impartial with sex.
Speaker 10: Well, it's like you know, situationships and things.
Speaker 6: Got you, I can come and go got you.
Speaker 1: I can take it or leave it.
Speaker 10: I can take it.
Speaker 1: Or you're saying that the other side. I hope, can you.
Speaker 1: I have two friends that are really interested in this.
Speaker 1: I'm really in my head.
Speaker 8: I was slightly dismissive because I was like, wait a minute,
Speaker 8: I'm just doing documentaries.
Speaker 1: I'm not doing real movies yet.
Speaker 8: And but they were like, I want to be the
Speaker 8: intimacy coordinator. And I was just like, what's that? And
Speaker 8: in my head I kind of dismissed it. But this
Speaker 8: is really ship and people actively looking for.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, he can be legitimately certified. You can take coursework.
Speaker 8: One of them is taking getting there their sex certificate
Speaker 8: thing of Ajiger.
Speaker 10: That's what I had.
Speaker 1: These things existed.
Speaker 6: You're looking for voices one graduate.
Speaker 1: We just got off strike yesterday.
Speaker 6: So I'm just one in my bid. And the people
Speaker 6: is telling you they want to job movies and stuff.
Speaker 6: I'm trying that I do voice work.
Speaker 1: Job. Your voice work is amazing. Recently I hired a lot.
Speaker 1: I've heard voice that Book of Knowledge, big old book
Speaker 1: of track, give good voice. Oh wait, I didn't realize
Speaker 1: what I said voice. But I want to get myself.
Speaker 1: I'm not like your voice of work is.
Speaker 6: Really really working on it every day. Thank you brother.
Speaker 6: It's a big compliment coming from it's worked out.
Speaker 1: You're not. You're not working on it.
Speaker 6: I am okay, and I will be featured in the
Speaker 6: new Aristocrats.
Speaker 1: Move I'll put you in the Aristocrats.
Speaker 6: Shut up, you're trying to blame me.
Speaker 1: Is that have you well? Is that live action or
Speaker 1: is it animated?
Speaker 8: First thing, I gotta tell people, it's not cats. It's not,
Speaker 8: it's not it's not going to be cats, right. However,
Speaker 8: right now I'm trying to figure out the degree for
Speaker 8: how real the cats are.
Speaker 1: So here's the deal.
Speaker 8: I don't have emotional connection to well, I don't have
Speaker 8: an emotional connection to the original Lion King. So thus
Speaker 8: people sort of had guns and knives out for all
Speaker 8: these new animatronic right, because they're mostly attached to what
Speaker 8: they grew up with.
Speaker 1: And so.
Speaker 8: You know, when I saw the Lion King, I was like, oh, okay, no,
Speaker 8: no problem, and this is.
Speaker 1: The right, right.
Speaker 8: The only human being whose first experience with the Lion
Speaker 8: King was Beyonce Joins. And when everyone started like I
Speaker 8: was like huh, I was like, all right, let me
Speaker 8: watch this Jowin And I watched it and I was like, oh, okay,
Speaker 8: I get it. It would be like me seeing a
Speaker 8: new Soul train being like, yo, this is nothing like
Speaker 8: what I grew up with.
Speaker 1: You can't compete with people's nostalgia, like it doesn't.
Speaker 8: Right, especially just now, It's not like you know, Aristicats
Speaker 8: was the last movie of the Disney cannon of that
Speaker 8: of that era, you know, from from thirties till like
Speaker 8: Risticats came on like nineteen sixty nine, seventy, and after
Speaker 8: that then they just went through this like her being
Speaker 8: like the live Joins and then back.
Speaker 3: In the nineties they brought uh, you know Ladimer made
Speaker 3: and they was probably Laddin and all that.
Speaker 8: So I'm trying to figure out the level of reality
Speaker 8: to fantasy. And the thing is with technology now, like
Speaker 8: in seconds, in five minutes, they could be like do
Speaker 8: you want them to look like this? I'm like, ah,
Speaker 8: it's too real. Do you want to look like this?
Speaker 8: It's too cartoonists? Do you want to look like so?
Speaker 6: And at the teenage Meeting Turtles that that shit totally changed,
Speaker 6: like the animation and that was kind of like, how.
Speaker 1: Do you say they were cursy?
Speaker 4: You know, it just looked a little crazy. It sells
Speaker 4: me out, yeah, carry out just a little bit.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So now what I have to figure out is am
Speaker 8: I going for? And you can weigh in on this, do.
Speaker 1: You go for.
Speaker 8: The new audience or do you go with the Disney cult?
Speaker 8: Because I now find out that Disney people are mostly
Speaker 8: kids that.
Speaker 1: Refuse to grow up.
Speaker 8: So I got a bunch of thirty and forty and
Speaker 8: fifty year old people your age that like want put
Speaker 8: the kids onto it, but they're what well, I mean.
Speaker 5: You know I'm talking.
Speaker 1: I think your job is to figure out how to
Speaker 1: make both of those things work.
Speaker 5: That's the job. The job is is not to appeal
Speaker 5: to either, ors to both. That's always been the job.
Speaker 5: That's always should be your job. You can't, like, just
Speaker 5: let me ask you because there's ten of us in here. Okay,
Speaker 5: well you looked at me, so I just started.
Speaker 1: Going, Well, because you work on a kids show.
Speaker 5: I do, and we try to peel everybody.
Speaker 8: Okay, so what was everyone's relationship to the original Lion King?
Speaker 1: You want to go for?
Speaker 8: Okay, we're talking about we're talking for those that love
Speaker 8: the original Lion King.
Speaker 1: Raise your hand. Yeah I did, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah?
Speaker 10: Did you not love the original Lion King?
Speaker 8: See, the thing was, I was twenty one when the
Speaker 8: Lion King came out, so it wasn't like, yo, I
Speaker 8: gotta see this shit.
Speaker 1: Like. But the thing is, then I moved to Europe.
Speaker 8: Everything you see then, everything I feel like any adult
Speaker 8: that saw The Lion King at least had to have
Speaker 8: a child in the house that like always watched it
Speaker 8: on you know, like those videotapes and DVDs were like
Speaker 8: babysitters or whatever. Nah facts, but unlike Pixar, which I'll
Speaker 8: be like, yeah, I want to watch Toy Story, like
Speaker 8: I was bored for that.
Speaker 1: But like I.
Speaker 8: Missed Aladdin, I missed Lion King, and I missed Beauty
Speaker 8: and the Beast like.
Speaker 5: Milan, that's my hot, like the Aladdin like I watched
Speaker 5: you were like eleven twelve in what year ninety two
Speaker 5: ninety one? That was exactly right.
Speaker 1: I was twenty one, so it wasn't like I would
Speaker 1: have rather go on to see.
Speaker 3: Boys in the howety four right, ninety four, I was fifteen.
Speaker 1: I remember seeing that.
Speaker 3: I feel like I can't remember if I took like
Speaker 3: my brothers to see it or like, yeah, there's someone
Speaker 3: young that I wasn't like, hey, ma, I needed to
Speaker 3: crank that Lion King.
Speaker 6: Which is because you when you look at the cast, right,
Speaker 6: it kind of is you're right, because it's like, look
Speaker 6: it's Jeremy Irons, James Earl Jones, you know, like Mad Sinclair.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know what I mean, He's like, yeah, awareness
Speaker 1: of it.
Speaker 8: I knew, like, oh, they're letting Elton John do the
Speaker 8: scores of this thing. He's napped on that too, right,
Speaker 8: So I knew that. But I really it wasn't until
Speaker 8: people started making you know.
Speaker 1: What's over Lion King? Who is that? Who's that hard?
Speaker 1: Elton John on Lion King? Or Phil Collins on Tarzan
Speaker 1: or like Alan.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm always with feel and I love Lion
Speaker 3: King more than Tarzan and Phil Collins, Phil Collins.
Speaker 5: What was the joint on Tarzan? The one?
Speaker 3: Was it that? I wasn't kN you feel the love night?
Speaker 3: That was Elton John? What was Phil's joint on the
Speaker 3: Tarzan sound? It was a good song, it was she
Speaker 3: was a jam. I did like the Lion King. I
Speaker 3: didn't see the new one. I haven't seen the new
Speaker 3: I saw the Little Mermaid. I like my cousins. I
Speaker 3: like the old one. I haven't seen the new one.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, It's just I was more I really, I was
Speaker 3: more of a Pixar guy more so than Disney. Like
Speaker 3: a lot of the after the ninety is like after
Speaker 3: like that run of like Little Man, maybe Mulan Aladdin.
Speaker 3: Aladdin was the jam I did. I did a fun
Speaker 3: with Aladdin. A Laddin was my dude.
Speaker 5: But did you like the Latin remake they did?
Speaker 1: I see that one.
Speaker 5: It was not the best thing.
Speaker 1: My Genie's name.
Speaker 3: Out from Downtown that was amazing, amazing, Nah, I was
Speaker 3: a pick So like Tour Story, they had a run
Speaker 3: like they was.
Speaker 1: They was on it. And it's just.
Speaker 8: Like I don't think anyone has cracked the code on
Speaker 8: a live remake for kids. I mean that at least
Speaker 8: I don't know what you would consider babe.
Speaker 1: But that was one about the pig.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but that's the game. The game is to try
Speaker 5: to figure out how to make the perfect like the
Speaker 5: live because people have tried to do it and no
Speaker 5: one's really nailed it.
Speaker 8: Rule number one is you should never look at the comments.
Speaker 8: But the first thing I did was all the Time
Speaker 8: and Jerry comments. I looked at all the anyone that's
Speaker 8: done alive and I just went down there, hold like
Speaker 8: all the YouTube trailer first look things to see like okay,
Speaker 8: the fish from Little Mermaid.
Speaker 1: The yellow one like no one liked.
Speaker 8: I mean that alone from you ruined half the momentum
Speaker 8: of what the Little Mermaids should have done.
Speaker 1: They just nailed in on Flounder.
Speaker 8: But then again it's also like, but you're thirty four
Speaker 8: years old, like are you my audience or is your
Speaker 8: kids my audience?
Speaker 3: Or what I love idea is that you want to
Speaker 3: make some or they want you to make something.
Speaker 1: They will speak equally to both.
Speaker 3: That's what they you know, what I mean, that's what
Speaker 3: they want because I mean and for me again, that
Speaker 3: was kind of the Pixar thing and that on his face.
Speaker 1: Yes, they're movies for kids. But Toy Story three, a
Speaker 1: bro I shed thug tears on this, but.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say the toys was in the motherfucking center.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 8: Wait, that the only time I've ever seen Richard Jeremy
Speaker 8: Nichols wow shed his tear. Toy Story three's Toy Story three, listen,
Speaker 8: bro hey bro lots of hugging.
Speaker 3: Bear's scared that he was a fun boy yo. Like
Speaker 3: where he had the kids, He had them toys up
Speaker 3: and together the nursery home, Yeah, locking them up and
Speaker 3: ship man because he wanted.
Speaker 1: When he came out of the dump truck like he
Speaker 1: on the joy and running it like.
Speaker 8: Che riche allowed himself ninety seconds of No, it's that's
Speaker 8: the best one.
Speaker 1: I want to know. I want to know how traumatized
Speaker 1: kids were and watching Toy Story three. How about we're
Speaker 1: still talking about it years ago to see it.
Speaker 3: They loved it like they I mean, I granted they
Speaker 3: are for my kids, right you know, but nah, I
Speaker 3: mean they loved.
Speaker 1: It, you know what I mean. We we had a
Speaker 1: great time.
Speaker 5: You still watch it?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that's the One Man three like the first.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I don't have emotions.
Speaker 8: You almost don't have to watch the rest of the movie.
Speaker 8: That the first seventeen minutes and that's it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but no, that's that's I mean for me, that
Speaker 3: was kind of the formative, like all right, we're gonna
Speaker 3: have this animation that's for children, but the themes are
Speaker 3: really you know, kind of growing up.
Speaker 8: Or animation helps the medicine go down facts, which is
Speaker 8: why family Guy can get away with what it gets
Speaker 8: or Southwes Southwark can get away with you know everything.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 8: So okay, so I'm we we gotta connect later because
Speaker 8: I literally didn't know that there was Is there an
Speaker 8: agency or you just run an independent uh yeah called
Speaker 8: back page.
Speaker 1: I've heard heard you know, what I'm saying, you know,
Speaker 1: just out there like that's the Facebook. No, thank you
Speaker 1: for having interpretation from give it a long clap.
Speaker 5: Okay, Price is right when that person is running from
Speaker 5: the back of the prices.
Speaker 1: Right right exactly?
Speaker 6: We need Wayne Brady. I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: I love Wayne Brady.
Speaker 1: Why do we need Wayne Brady?
Speaker 6: Know? He was just on my wish as you said,
Speaker 6: Price is right on my mind just went to.
Speaker 5: Wayne not playing a group together.
Speaker 1: I love Wayne.
Speaker 5: He's a freestyle of supreme the other loves.
Speaker 1: I wait, Wayne Brady was once?
Speaker 5: Is that why he was so good at yeahs my
Speaker 5: well not one of the ways way before that, but
Speaker 5: but he's been in freestyle spree forever for years.
Speaker 1: Is that still on? Probably? Okay, no more.
Speaker 5: I mean, uh, it's usually like during Christmas time, but
Speaker 5: I don't think we're doing it this year.
Speaker 1: Have you guys had a bad night where we just
Speaker 1: don't rhyme?
Speaker 5: Many?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Really? I think the most famous one is we played
Speaker 5: it the Melbourne Comedy Festival, Australia and it was like
Speaker 5: in there in the Royal Albert Hall where the version
Speaker 5: of that is and it was filmed for whatever and
Speaker 5: everybody in the group bombed like everybody. You can see it.
Speaker 5: It's fit on YouTube. No, it was not funny. And
Speaker 5: and the best part is is they made like a
Speaker 5: DVD when we made DVDs years later, and it says
Speaker 5: like this famous person, this famous person, and then says
Speaker 5: and shitloads more and there's a picture of us, and
Speaker 5: we're just like and we were terrible and it was
Speaker 5: and that happens and then like you know, like I'm
Speaker 5: sure like the roots when people started throwing shit because
Speaker 5: we weren't funny and like you know, throwing it at us.
Speaker 1: Oh wait, it was that sort of bad. That was
Speaker 1: a different gig.
Speaker 5: It was a late night gig and they just started
Speaker 5: throwing ping pong balls at us where in I think
Speaker 5: it was Edinburgh. Wow, yeah, you talk about it. I
Speaker 5: mean I love a good failure story. I mean when
Speaker 5: you when you're an improvised teachable story. There there are
Speaker 5: days where it doesn't go well.
Speaker 1: So there are days where it goes great. There are days
Speaker 1: where it's just like.
Speaker 5: You know, in the same way people pay money, like
Speaker 5: stand up like this is us, but like we're literally
Speaker 5: making up everything, which people to this day also still
Speaker 5: like don't believe it. Yeah, but so there are days
Speaker 5: where it's just not funny and we're trying and it's
Speaker 5: just not happening.
Speaker 1: You know what. I respect a bad show.
Speaker 8: I don't like a mediocre show, not only when people
Speaker 8: filling it in. But I don't know if it's just
Speaker 8: me when someone does something bad, I actually respect.
Speaker 1: I kind of like that more be wrong strong, yeah,
Speaker 1: like commit to it.
Speaker 5: Also, we were doing like thirty shows and thirty days,
Speaker 5: and so it was like by the twenty fifth day,
Speaker 5: it was like I don't know the fuck to do anymore.
Speaker 1: You know, so there's no go to formula, Like.
Speaker 5: I mean, we play this, so we usually play the
Speaker 5: same seven games, right, So it's like this the structure,
Speaker 5: like you were saying about comedy, the structure is always
Speaker 5: the same, but it's like the words that we're getting
Speaker 5: from places are completely made up.
Speaker 6: So it's so is it crazy that I have like
Speaker 6: a hit and dream that one day will like play,
Speaker 6: we'll have some type of improper activity between like all
Speaker 6: of us. I think we would just really have fun.
Speaker 1: I love this is it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I'm like this is it? Dude? Warren's an intimacy course
Speaker 1: and back again.
Speaker 6: Here's more there's more. Ain't no butts, you.
Speaker 1: Know, Like, I'm with it. We'll do this at the
Speaker 1: next game night.
Speaker 6: You better just bring them cars.
Speaker 11: Next game let's talk about look, because look, here's the deal.
Speaker 1: God, we're talking. Here's the deal.
Speaker 8: The deal is that I've been I've been doing game
Speaker 8: nights for at least five years. Mostly it's no night, right.
Speaker 6: Or celebrity used to do that.
Speaker 8: Well, I mean when I come down to West Coast
Speaker 8: Downer Teina, like they want to get right. So, but
Speaker 8: the thing is is that, at least for the last
Speaker 8: ten joints I've done, our sponsor was Mattel in terms
Speaker 8: of like providing us with all the games.
Speaker 1: We just show up and all the joints are there.
Speaker 8: I forget got that we wanted to also play other games. Well,
Speaker 8: the thing was like are we going to be a
Speaker 8: product of Mattel or or is this just gonna be yeah?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 8: And that's the thing, like, I don't what will ruin
Speaker 8: game night is when it becomes a thing. So I'm
Speaker 8: trying to Now, yes, you guys came to a really
Speaker 8: swinky atmosphere. It's nothing like that. We had to runt
Speaker 8: out a spot, you know. It so looked nice.
Speaker 1: Other o the other game nights might look like this room.
Speaker 6: That's I didn't think right.
Speaker 8: So the thing was in getting all those games, we
Speaker 8: it's like someone forgot to bring You know, when someone
Speaker 8: forgets to bring ice to.
Speaker 1: We forgot ice?
Speaker 6: Or make regular cars. Mattel makes regular cards.
Speaker 11: They really don't, dude, I forgot to bring the ice.
Speaker 1: She's referring to.
Speaker 6: Was her you and uh, first of all, let's tell
Speaker 6: the story correctly.
Speaker 1: Excuse me, ivan Orgy got on.
Speaker 6: Me, mister love. I was just for the record. The
Speaker 6: story goes Yvonne or She said to me, she walked
Speaker 6: and she said, that's your friend with a space cars
Speaker 6: that you better tell your friend gets what's up with that?
Speaker 6: She put the pressure on me, and I was like,
Speaker 6: I said to her, you talking to the wrong one
Speaker 6: because he already thinks I'm like the hell of black
Speaker 6: one and he's just not.
Speaker 1: There's the white guy. And I was like, no, then
Speaker 1: you would have.
Speaker 6: Had spades cards.
Speaker 1: First of all, I don't organize my own ship.
Speaker 6: You know. I'm yes, and that's what we That's what
Speaker 6: I'm saying. When we're not in the room, things yo missing.
Speaker 6: That is the lesson in that.
Speaker 1: I just forgot the ice.
Speaker 8: I forgot the bad Yes, I made you a hell
Speaker 8: a turkey things giving time. The cards were there, we
Speaker 8: found them. Well, no, they were there. No, I know,
Speaker 8: there's five cards there. We just didn't look hard enough.
Speaker 8: So the cards were there. But I hope you had
Speaker 8: fun despite the fact that we didn't please, we did
Speaker 8: know we had a good time.
Speaker 6: I did not think I would like cheetos on top
Speaker 6: of my macaroni. But you know what I.
Speaker 5: Think to say that, I'll be talking about Game Night
Speaker 5: for quite some time.
Speaker 1: It was ball, you know, from one to five, give
Speaker 1: it a solid three and a half. It was.
Speaker 6: It was really fun, So three and a half for
Speaker 6: everybody else. It was a ten for William Sherman.
Speaker 5: I had a great night.
Speaker 1: Uh, how great was your night?
Speaker 5: With an scale of one to five, it was fifty eight.
Speaker 1: It was one tonight.
Speaker 5: It was just my social atmosphere. All of my comedy
Speaker 5: was kidding. It was really no, it was it was wild.
Speaker 5: It was really fun working.
Speaker 8: I'll say that Robin Feede sort of got a kick
Speaker 8: out of Megan making weird out cry, which.
Speaker 3: There you go. So I can't say actions. You can
Speaker 3: say a name made him cry about how did I
Speaker 3: don't know.
Speaker 5: Maybe he had to draw sixteen the game each take
Speaker 5: like in talking to them, that was me. That was
Speaker 5: that was no.
Speaker 1: Each table has various house wolves at my table saxis,
Speaker 1: you do the whole thing? Did you allow staxy?
Speaker 6: No flex cards?
Speaker 8: It was didn't give nothing regular, We didn't have Can
Speaker 8: I just go like this the first game?
Speaker 1: Do you go?
Speaker 6: You go?
Speaker 1: You goes?
Speaker 5: I'm out?
Speaker 1: And we were like what He's like, this, this goes this.
Speaker 1: We were like, it was so funny. He was like,
Speaker 1: this is what it was. I was like, what just happened? Listen?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 1: First off, I never want to play again with that
Speaker 1: many people. It was enjoy ten. I gott down to six.
Speaker 1: I want six people tables get it's two. So anyway,
Speaker 1: so we're sitting there, it was it was all of us.
Speaker 3: Brittany shout out to Wheezy or girl Weezy from Horbard
Speaker 3: Decisions podcast. She was there, uh her homegirl that was
Speaker 3: next to her pr I cannot remember her name.
Speaker 5: She was funny too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Jersey Rid That's what I called it. She was
Speaker 1: some Jersey Jersey Rid. She's like a card.
Speaker 3: Shark like she was serious by so shot at them
Speaker 3: and we had an amazing time.
Speaker 1: But anyway, so like you said, everybody got different.
Speaker 6: The ghan gonna feel that was.
Speaker 1: What the game is.
Speaker 6: Shaan said, he got invited because he don't ever he.
Speaker 5: Monitored me the whole night I was. I felt like
Speaker 5: he was always off the president. Anything I was doing
Speaker 5: was right next to.
Speaker 1: Speaking. So he comes, it's the mister missus g and
Speaker 1: like we're all the great time.
Speaker 3: So anyway, we're trying to find Uno cards and we're like,
Speaker 3: where's the Uno.
Speaker 1: We old so we're like, all right, we're the old school.
Speaker 1: They had every.
Speaker 3: Bar bar so so finally we settled on Barbie Uno,
Speaker 3: which was also because again we old niggas.
Speaker 1: We we had to.
Speaker 3: Realize that the colors were different because Barbie Uno, so
Speaker 3: like what he is this pink blue and like yellow,
Speaker 3: but the wild cards are still black. All right, cool,
Speaker 3: So Jake cousin, Jake, I deal with a fake faithful dealer.
Speaker 1: He deals with cards, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So then people start talking house rules and like buzy
Speaker 3: Jersey with everybody, alright, this we gonna stack put.
Speaker 6: Down because there's too many of us. We got to
Speaker 6: be able to stack right.
Speaker 3: And I was like, okay, cool, let me understand the
Speaker 3: rules of the stacking because for me, when I play, no,
Speaker 3: you never stacked.
Speaker 1: We just put down one fucking card and keep it moving.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean? You are old school.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm listen my kids. So I'm like, okay, so
Speaker 3: we stacked. Okay, cool, let me make sure I understand this.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: The whole part of this is like listen, I'm listening
Speaker 3: to y'all rules. I get my cards and I'm looking
Speaker 3: at this and I'm like.
Speaker 1: Bruh, like one or two cars.
Speaker 3: All of my cards were pink. All of my cars
Speaker 3: were the same colors. So I'm looking at him like
Speaker 3: all right, based on y'all. Table went around one time
Speaker 3: and I was like, okay, am I doing this right?
Speaker 1: Best in your rules?
Speaker 6: Boom, He like everybody to pink two, three, four, five,
Speaker 6: gotta pink everything.
Speaker 1: Everybody got to flip the table, shout the dawn, shout
Speaker 1: the don She was there with it.
Speaker 3: She was tall, You're fucking crazy whatever. I'm like, listen,
Speaker 3: I'm going by your rule. So long story short, and
Speaker 3: we play the game and it comes back to me.
Speaker 3: We go around and come back to me, and I'm like, okay,
Speaker 3: am I doing this right to make sure no out?
Speaker 1: And I fucking won.
Speaker 3: And so then at the end, you know, they were
Speaker 3: trying to talk, oh you you you tried to cheat
Speaker 3: it first. I said no, no, no, I didn't cheat.
Speaker 3: I was trying to say, you nigga some time because
Speaker 3: I told you motherfuckers, who was gonna win? When I
Speaker 3: stepped in this brother playing with me, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean, Like it was, I got five pink cars,
Speaker 3: Nigga is over, okay, so I wanted and then we
Speaker 3: played get Humanity. Shout my man Andre Andre power so
Speaker 3: lect Yes he wanted that one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was great, you know.
Speaker 5: And JJ Abrams read all the cards. That was another
Speaker 5: funny him.
Speaker 1: There this whole bit that shi it was great. It
Speaker 1: was great.
Speaker 6: But then the story of the Nights that you all
Speaker 6: are waiting for is the story of William Sherman and
Speaker 6: a certain young lady. We are not going to say
Speaker 6: the name, but we are going to talk about William Sherman.
Speaker 5: I didn't even know who this back and forth with
Speaker 5: a certain beautiful.
Speaker 1: Person, and that's why it worked. That's the best. So
Speaker 1: they I didn't tell him no, no, hold on.
Speaker 5: So we had a whole I had a whole bit
Speaker 5: with this person. I didn't know who this person was.
Speaker 5: She walks away. I said to Brittany, who is that?
Speaker 5: And she goes, You're kidding and I go no, and
Speaker 5: then she told me who it was. And then I
Speaker 5: fell over on the floor, and then and then can
Speaker 5: I and then I and then this person went over
Speaker 5: here to another table and told me that I had
Speaker 5: to go with her, and then it was her, me
Speaker 5: and Babyface, which is like the perfect trio, the Three Musketeers,
Speaker 5: and I just didn't know what to do. So I went,
Speaker 5: which is what I do when I panic. I went,
Speaker 5: I have the music record of Sessme Street. Like literally,
Speaker 5: I yelled at the baby Face's face and he goes,
Speaker 5: no way, like super come and I go yeah. And
Speaker 5: then I was talking to baby Face on such street
Speaker 5: while this other person was yelling at me for two
Speaker 5: and whatever.
Speaker 1: We can't say. So anyway, it was a hell of
Speaker 1: a night.
Speaker 5: I said, yeah, did you get the number? No, but
Speaker 5: I dropped into the d ms just to see if
Speaker 5: I could score. Didn't happen. I'm real sad about.
Speaker 6: That one night.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, it wasn't even an invitation full stop, but
Speaker 5: it was fucking hilarious going.
Speaker 1: Into and that.
Speaker 3: We was talking on the car right back, going into
Speaker 3: the d MS of somebody that caliber like, yeah again,
Speaker 3: that's a penny down a waterfall dog you it's just yeah,
Speaker 3: crazy you stepping into the abyss.
Speaker 5: There's nothing like trying to tell a PG version of
Speaker 5: that story to my kids, which is what I did.
Speaker 5: I was I was like, I guess I have it,
Speaker 5: and they were like, what did you say to this person?
Speaker 5: And I said nothing, But.
Speaker 6: What I'm gonna say is she looked good.
Speaker 1: But no, it was cool. Steve, you should have came. Yeah, sorry, I.
Speaker 5: Didn't have a plus one.
Speaker 1: I mean I I did have a follow one.
Speaker 5: Apparently Steve only rolls with the plus one.
Speaker 1: Was in town. I get it.
Speaker 9: You can't leave you for thirty years. I don't care
Speaker 9: plus one.
Speaker 6: Try forty and you still don't. It's fine. It's good.
Speaker 8: So besides game night and interviewing a bunch of people, yeah,
Speaker 8: have we done anything else interesting in Los Angeles?
Speaker 1: I've had no time. We've been chilling and oh okay,
Speaker 1: I mean like it last night.
Speaker 3: So give you tips, you know what, I'm saying food tips,
Speaker 3: and these are tips that I've learned over my forty
Speaker 3: four years of being a man of husk. So we
Speaker 3: was at the joint and we was at the We
Speaker 3: was at the bar at the hotel last night, and
Speaker 3: we got some We got like a salad the hotel
Speaker 3: were at. They make like this artist and salad with
Speaker 3: like this vinaigrette is great, and the way they played it.
Speaker 1: Is like it's really dope. But anyway, so we was
Speaker 1: gonna get some wings and he was like, all right,
Speaker 1: which ones we gonna get? Which ones were gonna get?
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, I think the lemon pepper
Speaker 1: might be good.
Speaker 3: And I was like, I don't trust lemon pepper in
Speaker 3: Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: I said, what I trust is.
Speaker 3: The Louisiana driver Rup because a whole lot of niggas
Speaker 3: from Louisiana migrated to California, So I trust that, you know.
Speaker 2: What I mean.
Speaker 1: It feels like very good reason.
Speaker 6: Actually it's very genius in the way I was.
Speaker 1: We want to be disappointed when the story ends. No
Speaker 1: man brought out the limit peppers. Man them holes was fine.
Speaker 6: Not the limon peppers. D up.
Speaker 1: They were amazing. They smoked it.
Speaker 3: And so what the tip of what I always kind
Speaker 3: of use when I go to places I eat kind
Speaker 3: of what whatever the black people cook in there was
Speaker 3: native That's that's what I lean towards.
Speaker 1: So like we went to San.
Speaker 3: Diego, like we we went to we did a lb
Speaker 3: running Santa This is like in March, and like we
Speaker 3: went to this restaurant and I'm like, all right, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna order a bunch of seafood. Everybody else in the
Speaker 3: crew they was ordering ship like shrimping grits and steak
Speaker 3: and all this, and so they got their plates and
Speaker 3: it was just all sour face and ship.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, you know what I'm saying, my fishment.
Speaker 6: That because the ocean right there, dumb yeah.
Speaker 1: Do you live by the water.
Speaker 3: I trust you the cook ship that come out the water,
Speaker 3: stay the funk away from shrimping grits.
Speaker 1: You're in fucking San Diego from Robinson County, y'all. Don't
Speaker 1: through shrimping grits. Is what the fuck.
Speaker 6: We doe got me.
Speaker 1: So you know, so I just you kind of learned.
Speaker 1: So that's the tip. You know what I mean.
Speaker 8: I found a hole in the wall Korean barbecue spot
Speaker 8: stays that stays open until here.
Speaker 6: Yeah, this would be the right place to be for
Speaker 6: Korean food. Not what I'm saying exactly. This is good
Speaker 6: Ethiopian food. You go to Little Ethiopia. We got places,
Speaker 6: but yeah, don't try to order no. Nothing with crab
Speaker 6: in California's crazy. It's gonna start with a k.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Louisian driver was hard though, and then we had like
Speaker 3: it was like an Amaretto homie.
Speaker 6: We had had your classic Mere Amarett remember drink.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was I've had in a second.
Speaker 6: That was a mere first drink when he first started
Speaker 6: drinking alcohol. Yeah, that's good on thirty two years old.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, and I got my license at thirty four.
Speaker 6: I wasn't gonna tell it was just half your business.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Dance sung, dance sung sigh, And yeah, it looks like
Speaker 8: the men's bathroom and every.
Speaker 1: This is the CB Yeah, like we shigned.
Speaker 8: It is spicy and the interior feels like CBGB's bathroom
Speaker 8: like this, well without the smell.
Speaker 1: I was like graffiti everywhere. It's very whole in the
Speaker 1: wall ish.
Speaker 8: But the food they're they're Korean fried chicken wings of course,
Speaker 8: which and I gotta say man like in the war
Speaker 8: of all right already, No, do you remember the first Yeah,
Speaker 8: I got to say, like out of Korean fried chicken,
Speaker 8: Green fried chicken.
Speaker 6: But we all have learned now that black people talk
Speaker 6: them about the fried chicken.
Speaker 1: And people what I'm saying, like, y'all doing this.
Speaker 6: They are doing really good. They remixed that nice yeah.
Speaker 1: So yeah, but that's gonna be my new l a.
Speaker 6: Spot in Koreatown.
Speaker 3: In Koreatown over until four or five miles my theory again,
Speaker 3: it holds up again.
Speaker 8: So yes, all right, so if we covered everything kids,
Speaker 8: I feel good.
Speaker 1: We covered intimacy and muppets.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, what's your porn herbs and aristocrats?
Speaker 1: And should I go in d MS or not?
Speaker 5: Humpy McGee over here, ready to go.
Speaker 6: All y'all gonna be drying night.
Speaker 1: The first thing gonna do what I get home is
Speaker 1: to put hump into the pornhubs. See what didn't we
Speaker 1: want to see her? Yet? We think on the zoom
Speaker 1: whatever it.
Speaker 3: Didn't we want to see when we was on, when
Speaker 3: we was on, like it was, we talked about this
Speaker 3: up night when you sent something, you sent us a
Speaker 3: screenshot something, and I can't remember.
Speaker 1: It was your shirt and we saw your port Hub
Speaker 1: search and it was just.
Speaker 8: Like Kanye on the phone with the thing what was
Speaker 8: but it was something.
Speaker 6: I'm a b person, so I'm not okay, I'm not embarrassed.
Speaker 6: I'm a should.
Speaker 8: I want to say that once, like in the early
Speaker 8: days of Instagram, what I said screen shot and so
Speaker 8: I mean it was showing uh showing.
Speaker 1: A game question Sean. I forget what his post name was. Back,
Speaker 1: Oh damn it, damn right.
Speaker 8: He wants like, hey, uh, in case you might want
Speaker 8: to redo that photo again because we can see your
Speaker 8: your windows, like you know you leave windows.
Speaker 1: I was like, I.
Speaker 6: Know, y'all should be pray see, I should be.
Speaker 1: No time.
Speaker 6: I don't only want to put my search in out there.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying. The rest nobody say nothing.
Speaker 3: You put it out, but you did it like accidentally
Speaker 3: when you send us the screenshot.
Speaker 6: It was like, I just mean a conversation today, like
Speaker 6: I said it again, and nobody is sitting.
Speaker 1: Gonna tell you something. You know, really I'm gonna tell you.
Speaker 5: I don't want to know what steve my relationship.
Speaker 8: It's almost like the rap game, like I have hip
Speaker 8: hop that I gravitate towards.
Speaker 1: That was in the late eighties and early nineties. Now
Speaker 1: sort of like hip hop.
Speaker 8: It's sort of like, all right, there's an occasional Drake song,
Speaker 8: I like Kendrick's Eye.
Speaker 1: It's just now I.
Speaker 6: Can't see through these metaphors.
Speaker 1: What No, I'm just saying, like, is I think you
Speaker 1: get over it?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like I'm not. It's old.
Speaker 3: It's not a thing anymore. I mean, because it's everywhere
Speaker 3: like it's you know.
Speaker 1: I'm not even saying desensitized.
Speaker 6: I'm just like, I literally just want to know what
Speaker 6: y'all put in the search boxlogist.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 6: It's it's okay fucking that don't.
Speaker 5: Work on apostrophe?
Speaker 1: Or are you just saying what you know? Real? Like,
Speaker 1: I'm turned to the classics.
Speaker 5: Okay, it's like Turner movie, but.
Speaker 1: The New Ship is like trap music to me. And
Speaker 1: that Look, the thing is, I don't have anything.
Speaker 8: Is that because as a businessman, as the roots picnic guy,
Speaker 8: as a DJ, as a Tonight Show person, I'm up
Speaker 8: on today's stuff.
Speaker 1: But I'm done. I'm done. You know, it's run its course,
Speaker 1: there's not that note.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so I won't be had for that, right, all
Speaker 8: right about take a little nurse search engine and unpaid
Speaker 8: Bill and and and Sugar Steve and uh you know,
Speaker 8: of course, Loves Supreme shout out to our illust.
Speaker 1: Thank you, yeah for.
Speaker 8: Our crew and our sound about the Brandy and Jake
Speaker 8: and and and Brian and our family at iHeart and
Speaker 8: everyone that makes us happen. We'll see you on the
Speaker 8: next go around, of course, Love Supreme, Thank.
Speaker 6: You, Hey, thank you all for listening to cust Love Spree.
Speaker 6: This podcast is hosted by an Afro, a mouth, a rapper,
Speaker 6: an engineer, and a man with too many jobs aka
Speaker 6: A mere quest Love Thompson. Why are you a Saint
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Speaker 6: The executive producers who get paid the big bucks A
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