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June 12th, 2026: An Interview With Max Brody · The Daily Sarcast

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What's up? Hi. Thanks for coming. Happy to be here.
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We met three days ago. Three days ago. We met three days ago.
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Where did we meet? What was the club? We met at Westside Comedy Club.
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Westside Comedy Club. I'd say that's my home club. I'm on the Upper Westside. Is it? Okay.
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Shout out Westside Comedy Club. That was my first time there. What'd you think?
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It was cool. Yeah. Three o'clock on a Wednesday or something.
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It's like, for those that don't know, it's below a mexican restaurant yeah yeah
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so it's kind of did you go wait i went there beforehand like to eat,
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well not really i like went to get like i was i got there too early so i like
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just hung out upstairs and i got a horchata nice you ever had one oh yeah,
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yeah horchatas are great why are they just called a glass of milk,
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the because i think it's it's got like cinnamon in it it's got like something
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else there's like another whole thing to it there's like a right there's one other thing in it.
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I don't know what it is. But it's definitely milk dominant.
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Yeah. And the chips were hot.
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Like cool and nice or like like they gave me like spicy like a hot like a basket
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of chips and they were hot like temperature temperature hot okay yeah that's
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the best yes the best yeah it's hot and thin,
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yes perfect and they were so good yeah yeah so i like that place it was great
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i've never actually eaten there but i've i did my first showcase uh at the west
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side comedy cup oh so you've been doing this for a minute not really i mean,
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almost two years oh wow almost two years so i don't know if that is a minute
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is that a minute that's a minute that's a minute but it was like the beginning
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it was like totally random i don't know what why am i even trying it wasn't
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like i was like focused on it i was just,
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messing around with it that's how i started too how long did you start okay,
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i so i started back in 2019.
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Oh so that's like a lot of minutes yeah so actually i don't know if i'll leave
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this in or not okay i have a weird thing i don't know because i don't Because
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I don't like when people try to think that I'm like going for like clout.
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But so I used to do stand up at Helium when Shane Gillis was coming up.
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And so. Like you were doing, like you were opening for him? No,
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we were just doing mics at the same time. Okay, so you know him. I know him, yeah.
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Cool. And I would like come up with jokes. And he would tell,
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I would run them by him. And he would either say they were really funny or really
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bad. Most of the time they were really bad. He would do your jokes?
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No, I would just like say them at the comedy club. And I'd be like,
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oh, my God, Shane, oh, my God, get this one. Yeah.
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And he'd be like, never say that out loud ever again.
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Wait, what year was this? Like 2019. And you were, was he already big?
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No, this was before he went on to SNL the first time. Okay. Not meaning him.
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He wasn't even headlining, really.
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But like at that club, was he like kind of killing already?
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Yeah, decently. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Okay. Not killing, I don't know.
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Like doing pretty well. Yeah. He was wearing the same tracksuit.
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And I always made fun of him. He doesn't wear it anymore. It's like,
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he doesn't wear a track suit. He doesn't wear track suits anymore.
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He always wear the same phone. The other guy wears a track suit. The Stavros.
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You know that guy? You know that guy? No. Big dude. He's funny. Yeah. Okay. Anyway.
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Yeah. Maybe the internet. Yeah. Probably. Yeah.
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Yeah. So the part that I would probably want to cut is that he called me hot one time.
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Why? Why is that? Is that? Because I made out with him. Oh, you made out with
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him? Yeah. Now that's getting... Yeah. This is good. No, this is what the internet wants.
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You made out with him yeah because he called me hot at a mic how did he say
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he's like you're hot like what was his vibe he was we were at an open mic okay
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and he was doing a set and i walked down the stairs it's in a basement and he
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goes oh the hot girl's back ah,
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and i was like where.
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Everyone turns and looks at me and i'm just like what was he just me i mean
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there has to be a line right like Like, if you say that, you're clearly, like,
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saying, I think you're hot. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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So you immediately just started making out? Like, later, I was like,
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oh, my God, he thinks I'm hot. Like, gotta make out. Did you think he was cute?
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Or were you just like, he's so funny? I was like, he's funny,
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and he likes me, so it doesn't matter. That's cool. He seems nice. Yeah.
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Yeah. Great guy. That's dope. Have you tried to reconnect since his blow-up,
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or no? Yeah, he used to answer my texts.
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Yeah, uh-oh. And his first Netflix special came out.
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I was like, oh my god, are you famous now? And he was like, ha-ha,
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and then he stopped. Okay, well, now you've got to get famous again, and then you'll...
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Once we're at the same level again. Yeah, you'll re-meet at the summit now.
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Yeah, people are like, how does he follow you on Instagram? I'm like.
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I know. I used to do, yeah. That probably looks good if people go to your Instagram
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and they see. Oh, yeah. And they're like, oh, she's.
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Oh, wait, she actually. Oh, she's legit. That should be the thing they say when
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they call you up to the club. Like, followed by Shane Gillis.
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Shane Gillis follows her. Yeah.
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But yeah, so then I stopped for a while. And now I'm back in it again. Well, what was your.
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Sorry, I don't mean to be taking over your show structure. No,
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you're not. What was your. Why did you start? What was your.
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What was your starting. Like, what was your origin story?
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I don't remember. You don't remember? No, I just remember signing up for a class.
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You did a class? I did a stand-up class. Okay, okay. I was like, why not?
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I think my dad got it for me for Hanukkah. He got you a comedy class for Hanukkah.
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Okay, so he's clearly saying, do this. Well, I don't, but they're also like,
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are your parents like so nervous about you doing it?
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I would say supportive. I would say, I don't know about nervous.
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I think they, I think it's more like, you know, if you're going to do it,
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like do it. Right. Kind of. But you have a nightmare.
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So I've been, before this, I had a whole other life of doing like startup stuff,
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like doing tech startups. And I've done a number of those throughout my 20s.
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And then kind of went through this evolution in the last couple of years of realizing that,
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I think for me, like the thing that you when you build like a product you kind
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of don't have a big connection to the,
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person using it it's kind of like abstract like you make this thing and eventually
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someone uses it and i feel like i was kind of just craving that direct,
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feeling of like working on something and then seeing the reaction immediately
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but i also think there's a lot of like like crazy stuff going on in the technology
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world right now where like i don't know if you follow any of that but like,
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AI is basically coding everything now all the it's increasingly doing essentially
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everything involved in doing technology stuff and a big part of me really thinks
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that live experiences are gonna re-emerge as the future like the thing that people are,
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finding the most valuable because everything's gonna be digital I agree I think.
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We yeah they were talking about it the other day this like try back up film
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festival thing I went to they're like everyone hates AI like everyone but you
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just want something real.
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Yeah, I wouldn't say, you know, I don't like universally hate AI.
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I think there's things I use it for that I like, but I do think people are going
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to crave in-person experiences.
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And there's something really like, like I love the stand-up art form so much.
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Like I love just how simple it is. It's just like people in a room,
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that's it. It's like one person does something, other people react.
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Like literally could be...
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I have this theory that it's, it comes from like cavemen and cake and women in a cave.
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And like, that's kind of why the comedy club is like, it's like a low ceiling. Cause it's like a cave.
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And then like, there's a light, it's like the fire. And then the,
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there's one caveman doing something and the rest are like, and yeah.
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So I feel like that's like, we've been doing that forever. And this is just
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like the latest, you know, structure of it. But it's like a very interesting,
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I don't know. It's an interesting theory. I didn't even think about it like that.
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Hot take that is a hot take actually the club was shane yeah that club actually
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was named the cave i just remember that there you go yeah i i i'm not surprised
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i feel like the cave metaphor is.
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Yeah yeah because if you think about it i think even if you see stand-up at
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a big place like it's not quite as good yeah because it's less cave-like and
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so i feel like you need that,
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cozy feeling right and yeah i like that i don't know there's something now now
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that i've it a lot i mean a lot i don't know but i've done it a good amount,
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as soon as i started to book shows yep and and launching a show which i'm very
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excited about probably talk about at some point here the uh,
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what was i gonna say yeah now it's like i go down into the one of the i feel
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the low ceiling and it feels like i'm like,
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almost like back in home or something back in the office i don't know there's
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like this feeling of comfort or something with it increasingly wait so what
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is your show okay so the show is called max out okay,
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and it's this is your first show no this is a this is a this is a like this
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is the first show that you're like producing and like yes yes but,
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but i'm taking it pretty seriously and i want it to be a really big thing and
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so the and i want your take on it depending on what you think it's bad or good.
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The concept is, essentially, it's a format. So it's basically like a comedy
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bracket, like a competition, where there's eight comics on the show each week.
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It's filmed at a club in New York City, and I host it with two panelists that change every week.
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And then each comic does two-minute sets, and there's a decibel meter on the stage.
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And basically, the audience cheers for the one that they want to win the match,
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and then they advance so it goes from like eight comics to four comics to two
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comics to one champion and then they get like a medal,
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and then if they get a medal they can come back as a panelist in a future episode
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that's cool okay it's gonna be on youtube spotify it's gonna be a bunch of social
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clips it's something like.
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I've been kind of inspired by the the kill tony as a format it's kind of like
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a thing that happens at a place but it's also an internet thing right so but
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new york doesn't really have a,
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like a kill toning and so i'm kind of okay experimenting with that as a yeah
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yeah my friend she just did a show about survivor okay it's like outlast i think it was called.
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Outlast productions i don't know
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so but then sometimes you would have to vote who you wanted on and off,
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well that's this you get you the the audience votes right the audience votes
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for that sometimes via via noise okay right if you want to buy tickets go to
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maxoutshow.com but the yeah and i'll post the link too and the bottom amazing thank you,
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but but yeah it's been five the first one is on june 25th the filming episode
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one love for you to come yeah and the but it's been kind of fun to set up because like.
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I don't know, you can, like, ask people to be on, you can ask different people
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to be panelists, to be...
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I don't know, it's basically just collaborative with a lot of other comics,
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which is fun. That's really cool. Yeah. That'll be fun.
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I like that. Thank you. I like when it's, like, very collaborative like that.
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There's all different people. Yeah, because I think people need...
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I'm surprised at the lack of... I feel like, like, when I was...
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I used to live in L.A. before New York, and I was dabbled in,
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like, music, and there's, like, a lot of infrastructure around music.
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Like there's a lot of like things and the charts and the, I feel like comedy
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has very little infrastructure.
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It's kind of just like people, people. Yeah. And then you discover someone,
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maybe you go to their show, but there's no like sort of structure part to it.
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And so that's gonna hopefully also be a part of it where it's like as,
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cause I want comics to come back and compete like regularly.
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And over time they get a record of like wins and losses. So like,
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like a boxer. So fun. So they can be like, you know, with, you know,
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21 and 0s, or, you know, whatever their record is.
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That's so fun. So we'll see if that works, but it's a concept.
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It makes it so competitive. It's coffee so late in the day.
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Oh, I drink coffee all day. It doesn't keep you up? No. I could literally drink
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it right before bed. Really? Yeah, yeah, yeah. But I do it. Oh, God.
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I have like several. I like live on coffee. I love coffee so much. Yeah.
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But you can't have coffee past a certain hour? No, first like past like noon
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or something. Oh, no, that's like, I don't know.
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I don't get that. Same with soda. I don't feel any. I just don't think caffeine...
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It must affect me. That's why I like it. But I could sleep on it.
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That's so crazy. But that show is really cool. So you came up with the idea?
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Yeah, I came up with the idea. I think part of me has been...
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I'm so used to doing startups. I'm so used to doing a thing.
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And so I've been doing comedy now for a second.
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For maybe a couple months now.
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Trying to lock in on it. And I feel like there's a part of me that wants to...
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Build a thing with it right i don't know how to put it that's how i feel too
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that's why i'm doing this podcast yeah i want to do something with it yeah and
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i feel like i do think the thing.
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If the thing takes off then like you kind of necessarily take off with it so
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it's like it's like just giving yourself another another ticket to the,
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yeah to the maybe take off right parade do you want it to be a stand-up yeah
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okay for sure no i i really love it as a i don't know i just i think it's like the most pure,
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because like i said like i love music but i feel like music you're always going
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through something like you're going through a medium like you're going through a,
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right piano or guitar.
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A laptop something but i like with stand-up there's just like literally just
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your being and i don't know something about that it's very it feels like the
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end it's just you yeah yeah it's like the final,
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it's like the most analog thing so interesting i know Because I'm thinking about
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my roommate, yeah, who's a musician, and how she really plays,
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like what she sings, like from like, she writes lyrics about like what she's
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going through and how she's feeling. Yeah.
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And it's kind of, it's very similar, but different.
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Totally. And that's awesome. I love songwriting too, but I feel like a lot of
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music is then applying all this stuff to it to make it nice sounding. Right.
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I like with stand-up, you kind
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of just have to figure out your own personality almost to like how to...
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You do. And you can't hide behind an instrument at all either.
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It doesn't it's just you can't hop on anything anything it's so scary sometimes
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oh it's i mean it's it's that's the other thing i like i like that it's hard
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i like that it's so hard i like that,
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you know nine out of ten people are like,
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unlistenable and like terrible like i i love that i love that because then it's
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like when someone is good it's like,
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special it is yeah especially to people who get booked i'm like how how.
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What do you mean just some people who use like who i've seen yeah,
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and when they're not good they're just not funny well i was talking to a guy the other day,
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and he just finished opening for this bigger comic he was doing big like 3 000
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seat theaters nice and i was like how did you get that yeah and he's like honestly
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just like make friends like it's all it's all just making friends and uh which
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is another sneaky little,
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thing i want with my show is that i feel like i'll end up making a lot of friends
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because i'm like collabing with a lot of people and so i think and yeah but
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this podcast is why i think it's a similar thing right but yeah i feel like
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it's it's making friends and but yeah sometimes i'm surprised the the i see
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the person and then i'm like oh no.
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How did you get here interesting but that's also how i have when i because i
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work in tv it's how i get so many jobs i don't even interview for a lot of jobs
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what do you do in tv okay you told me a little bit but I'm a reality TV producer,
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so it depends on the show, but like I'll be booking locations or like helping
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with cast, like telling them where they need to be and what they need to wear. It's like. Nice.
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But yeah, like for those shows, I'll just get calls and be like,
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hey, can you work tomorrow?
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Can you be here? Can you be here? You'll get calls for what? Like a show.
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Like this show I was just on. It's like, hey, what are you doing starting Monday
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for two months? Can you come on this Hulu show?
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To be like, to help set it up. Oh, to be a producer. Okay, okay.
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Okay, Love on the Spectrum.
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Have you watched it? I haven't, but I've seen like a clip of it.
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Oh, that's so good. Oh my God. Why? Just because it's...
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It's so just like innocent and sweet. like people are just trying to find love
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with autism yeah so i do like i just wish they made them i don't know if this
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if that shows like this or not but i feel like in general when i see these shows it's like,
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i'd be interested in like real reality tv where they just basically like i feel
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like they do so many cuts and edits and things to it that they make it like
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into this soap opera but like if they just,
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actually film people do stuff that was a like their day today that or Or just like,
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Love on the Spectre, where it's just like an interesting premise of like,
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okay, a certain type of person doing a certain type of thing.
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But I feel like with, like, I don't know, I think of the Kardashians,
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I think of the, it's like, I don't know what's actually.
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You don't know what's real. Real, like, versus, like, it clearly feels very.
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Structured, like a TV show. I just did a Kardashian-type show. Yeah.
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Most of it was real. Okay. So there was this one part where,
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like, the one girl didn't know about something. We were like,
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oh, like, she was going to an event.
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Oh, go in your sister's closet and see, like, see what clothes are yours.
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And she's like, oh, this is mine. I'm done.
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But we're like, no, keep looking, keep going.
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And pushing her to keep looking for that dress she was wearing to the event.
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And it was like... But you're cutting the camera and be like,
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continue. Continue. And it's like, yeah, the producers are yelling at her.
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Like, keep going, keep going.
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Until she finds the dress and then starts screaming. Did she find it?
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Yeah. It was this whole major thing.
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But she was never going to find the dress. She was never going to look for the
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dress if it wasn't for the TV show.
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So that's, yeah, I feel like it's like you're sort of creating, which I kind of get.
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Right. But like, I've sort of been thinking through a lot of this stuff for
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the first time in producing Max Out in the sense of like, I want just the format
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itself to be interesting.
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Right. And then hopefully just let that carry the thing.
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Like, that to me is like, when I look back, like good shows,
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it's like, kind of like that. Like, they've just nailed some sort of format. Yeah.
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You put like almost anything into that format and it's like interesting.
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Great. Yeah. It's different, I guess, with two. It's like story-wise with people. Yeah.
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So, but yeah, I know. No, it's totally different. Set it up like that.
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So would you, would you want, would you, do you want to be all in on standup or what's your?
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I want to, I want to get into scripted. Okay. Write a comedy show. Cool.
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I really want to write a comedy show about being in your 20s.
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Great. And how hard it is. Do the next girls. Girls. I was just listening to
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that Alina Dunham podcast earlier. Did you ever watch Girls?
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Yeah, did you? I loved it. I watched episodes here. I don't know.
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I don't think I never watched it all the way through, but I probably should.
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I probably should go back because now that I'm in New York, I feel like probably
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hit different. Where are you from?
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Originally, right outside of D.C., Maryland. But then I lived in San Francisco
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and then L.A. and now here. Oh, damn. You've been everywhere.
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Yeah. Those three places are everywhere. When did you move here? All of Earth.
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Basically, yeah, like two years ago. So I basically moved here.
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I wasn't even thinking about comedy.
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I never once thought about comedy. And then it was randomly one Saturday.
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I was walking through the village, and I saw this open mic sign at one of the
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clubs. And I just had nothing to do. And I had done, throughout college,
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I had done improv comedy. Okay.
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Which I loved. I loved. So fun. So fun. I love improv. It was so fun.
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And I remember at the time, people would come up to me and say positive things after a show.
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But it was always in the back of my mind. I was like, that's not a song.
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It's just like a fun thing. Right.
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But in the back of my head, I was always wondering, would I be able to do, Stan? I don't know.
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But I never tried it. And then, yeah, just randomly one Saturday, I tried it.
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I didn't really have anything prepared, a little bit, but none of that worked.
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But then I got one laugh on like an in-the-moment line about the lights being
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like dental or something.
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And just like feeling that laugh. I'm like, oh, like that's...
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It feels so good. That's a nice dopamine. Yeah.
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Yeah. And then I think you slowly get hooked. now I feel like I'm like kind
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of addicted to it I feel like I need it like I was just away for like two weeks and like,
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As soon as I got back, I was like, oh, my God, I need to. Yeah.
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Yeah. I love it. I love, I just, I love when people find me funny. Just like in general.
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It's, it feels so good. No, it really does. Yeah. Because it's like kind of
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the ultimate validation, sort of. It is. So you're a Knicks fan now.
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Knicks. Yeah. I mean, I like when people are excited. Okay. And I like, I like.
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It's fun. It's fun. I went out after the game last night, walked the streets
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for context, in case people are listening to this later. Like what game,
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what just happened? That was game.
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Four that was game four see that was the major comeback one yeah it's crazy
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energy in the street i took all these crazy videos there's a there was there
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was a city bus i took a video of it a city bus there's two people.
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You know the city buses are tall yeah and there's two like young boys like on
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the top of it like it's going full speed down the road and they're like hanging
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on it and like people are like cheering them,
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like people it's funny how people just have this people are so amped after they
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need to like there was this other video i took where this,
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every car that comes by people are just cheering it and this ups truck comes
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up and the whole crowd just sees you and everyone just goes ups,
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yeah everyone's so happy yeah there's like not even a but everyone's like so
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happy in the city it's crazy it is crazy i'm i'm,
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i didn't quite realize,
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i feel like people were all these people really that into the nba no no.
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I feel like suddenly it's like,
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But I do get the lore of the, like, you know, 50 years. Right.
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But I think everyone just is like, oh, this is so exciting.
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And everybody, everyone's rooting for the same thing. Yeah. And I'm in it. I'm in it.
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I'm rooting for it. Great. I think I'm going to get a NYX thing.
21:48
I'm going to get some sort of apparel of some kind. I got a hat for 20 bucks
21:52
on the street. Boom. You got one? Yeah.
21:54
That's what I need. I need, like, I need to find the one that's something I'd actually wear.
21:58
But. Yeah. I ordered a tank top on Instagram. I've never ordered something on Instagram before.
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Why'd you order? It was just like. I don't know. It was a really,
22:06
really cute tank top, but it still says awaiting shipment.
22:10
Oh, no. I showed it to my friend, and she was like, why would you order a shirt
22:15
from this person who only has two posts on Instagram?
22:19
Probably made their day. Right? Yeah. So hopefully it comes,
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but it won't be here by Saturday.
22:25
It is nice. I feel like last night, people were just high-fiving strangers, hugging.
22:30
It really brings people together in a kind of amazing way. Yeah.
22:35
I didn't well i was gonna go to sleep and then i'm so late i'm gonna go screaming
22:40
yeah and i was like what the fuck is going on and then i checked the score you
22:44
know i was i was gonna go out with someone and then,
22:47
we saw a halftime score and i was like oh okay this is not so good and then,
22:51
right i was like it's over yeah and so then i was kind of turning in and then,
22:54
i checked it later i was like oh what happened and then and then i could hear
22:57
like these ambient and then i heard the fireworks that no way did you not hear
23:00
those no but you live on the other side of the world no no but they were in Central Park. Oh, no.
23:04
They were like crazy fireworks at, in, I guess it was halftime.
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Okay. Which is a weird time because that's when they were, I thought people were like,
23:12
I don't know. I thought it was like, I thought it was like, yeah,
23:15
I thought it was like variety sounds of like, of something. But I don't know.
23:20
Maybe the fireworks turned them around.
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Yeah. It helped. Yeah. I hope they win. I hope they win. If they lose.
23:28
Yeah, that'll suck. Everyone's going to be so mean next week.
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Yeah. If they lose, because I know that's another big part of the lore as well,
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is that they've like come very close many, many times.
23:38
I have a feeling they're going to win. I just kind of feels like.
23:41
So there's an 86% chance they win i think on like polymarket or one of those
23:46
on espn on espn okay speaking of dating are you dating,
23:50
dating for sure not not not locked down okay at the moment but me there and
23:55
fucking it sucks here dating sucks here in what way,
23:59
it's just like i i find it to be so hard honestly to like i've only probably
24:05
had like one boyfriend i actually really liked here that was like a good boyfriend.
24:08
Why? Because they were fuckboys? Or like what was the reason?
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Yeah, I think I get with too many, like I date too many fuckboys and just like
24:15
nobody, everyone says that they're interested in something serious,
24:18
but no one actually is. I feel like.
24:21
Yeah, I think you gotta, I think it's all timing. You gotta get someone right
24:23
on the crust of when they're like.
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Oh, I got to do this now. Like, I really got to get going on the whole family thing.
24:30
I feel like once they're in that mindset, they're primed for actually doing
24:33
it. But I think, especially in New York, I think a lot of people have this idea,
24:36
which is kind of true. Like, a lot of the city is kind of made for dating,
24:39
like the whole, all these bars and stuff.
24:42
So I think a lot of people want to, like, have that era, that arc of life.
24:47
Yeah, I'm dating. I think it's... Are you on the apps? I'm on the apps.
24:50
I'm on the apps. Do you have Locks Club?
24:52
At one point, I had Locks Club. I don't really use... I use Hinge,
24:57
Raya. There's the other one. I can't get on Raya.
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You know what happened? You know, so I. I can't get on. You know what's crazy with Raya?
25:03
I wasn't on Raya. I don't even know if I'm supposed to say this,
25:06
but I wasn't on Raya for years.
25:09
And then literally like a week ago, after like years on the wait list.
25:14
Yeah. I'm at dinner with my friends and like, welcome to Raya.
25:16
And I'm like, I'm like, what?
25:19
I've literally been on this thing for five years. And I was like,
25:21
and so I like just started.
25:23
I had my five days into Raya. and oh my god it's pretty great it's pretty great because.
25:29
People actually like respond and it's oh it's it's better it's it's notably
25:35
but it's also the gut it's got a lot of features,
25:37
they've thought through things a little bit more like you can say when you're
25:40
traveling where and it gives you people for that,
25:42
it does a lot of little things so but but i was joking with a friend that's
25:46
like oh it's like a new life it is like a new life but i've heard bad things
25:50
about it though oh really oh yeah no one's actually interested in meeting,
25:54
like meeting up meeting up yeah,
25:56
I don't know. I mean, I think the... We'll see. People seem...
26:02
I haven't gone on any riot date at this point, so I don't know.
26:05
But I think they're kind of all the same, though, at some level.
26:08
Like, it's like... It's all the... I know.
26:10
It's not that different, but... It's not, yeah.
26:12
But yeah, doing the apps. I kind of wish the apps didn't exist.
26:15
I kind of wish you had to kind of...
26:16
I always prefer... People in real life? I've never had a long-term relationship
26:20
from an app. It's always been people I met in real life.
26:23
I've had one-ish. Okay. long-term situationship from an app but that was it
26:28
just a situationship yeah.
26:31
Oh yeah did you want it to be more no we were really just best friends,
26:37
it really just turned into best friends at the end i feel like that's honestly
26:40
how all my all my ex like my one i'm still very close with my ex from a few
26:45
years or actually from last year yeah and we're just friends like genuinely it's such so weird,
26:51
you stay friends we're stay friends i do the same thing,
26:54
i have several axes where we've fully transitioned into friends weird i mean
26:58
people think it's weird i don't think it's weird i don't think it's weird either
27:02
no i don't think it's weird at all because i think actually like once you've like
27:06
sort of been with someone i don't know you obviously have gotten close right
27:09
and then to just be like okay well let's just never talk again yeah,
27:13
that feels weird because then it's like okay well i'm supposed to hate you i
27:16
don't hate you like i don't it just didn't work out yeah and i actually think you know if you've,
27:22
you know had all the physical dynamics i think the that's kind of like out of
27:27
your mind now right so you can actually just be friends i feel like if there's
27:31
like a if there's still that like tension of me then it's actually harder to
27:34
be friends right it's like.
27:36
Yeah. I actually was at dinner the other day with my ex.
27:41
I was like, I wish we could have gotten married because we're such good friends,
27:44
but it just didn't work out romantically. Who broke up with who?
27:48
I broke up with him the first time, and then the second time he broke up with me.
27:54
It's even. It's nice. Yeah. Yeah. But you wanted to stay together the second time.
27:58
Second time, yeah, I did. But now I'm so happy he ended up with me. Why?
28:03
Because I could never date him again. I love him. He's like a brother of a... Sorry, ex.
28:09
Could not... He doesn't even listen. Sometimes he actually listens to this.
28:13
So there was something about him that just... He just gives me the ick now.
28:17
Ah. In like a romantic way.
28:19
The ick is a tricky... It's a very mysterious thing.
28:22
Yeah. Yeah, there's a lot of... I feel like I definitely, like,
28:25
as I go out with someone, the icks... Like my first date with someone?
28:29
No. There's no icks. I'm just like, this is great. Look at that.
28:32
But then if you get the ick on the first date, you're fucked.
28:34
Then it's like... It's rare. I get a real ache on the first. It's happened for sure.
28:39
But I think I'm very optimistic at the beginning. I'm like, oh, yeah, look at this.
28:43
Third date, I feel like the echo meter begins to rear its head.
28:49
And I'm like, oh, interesting.
28:52
Now, first date, what's your favorite first date?
28:56
Like what to do on a date? Yeah. I mean, it sounds boring, but we'll usually
28:59
get a cocktail somewhere.
29:01
Yeah. I mean, it's not that exciting. But I think it is nice to have a drink.
29:05
I'm not like a huge drinker, but...
29:08
I will drink on a date. I feel like it's, like, nice just to kind of go on that
29:11
little communal journey of getting tipsy.
29:15
Right. And then, okay, and then when the bill comes, I always feel so awkward about this. What?
29:20
When the bill comes. Because I'll, like, I'll fake. I'll fake go for my wallet.
29:25
Like, what do you want to see on a date?
29:28
Well, I always pay. But I think the—I really don't like the whole thing of the
29:33
splitting and the—I know that's, like, the thing.
29:38
Or whatever i don't really to me i see it as part of the courting thing it's
29:43
like it's almost a kind of a sexual it's like i don't know it's like part of
29:47
the whole dynamic to pay and.
29:50
Sure if they do the fake go for the purse i'll usually like roll my eyes or
29:54
something and be like okay yeah,
29:56
i kind of like when they don't i kind of like when they're just like no because
30:01
i don't know because it's sort of performative and it's sort of like unless
30:05
they're truly like wanting to do that And they actually think that's what I want.
30:10
But yeah, I don't know. I feel like the, I worry if you set it up so that it's
30:14
too equal to be, it's just, there's some, it's not something about perfectly
30:19
equal. Everything is like not attractive. Like it doesn't, it's like supposed
30:22
to be kind of like yin and yang or something. Yeah.
30:25
Yeah. But you want, yeah, it has to be, I agree. It has to be kind of like uneven in the beginning.
30:30
In some way. Like, like, oh yeah. Yeah. Like ideally you, you know,
30:35
she's bringing something to the table that you don't have and you're bringing
30:39
something she doesn't have. Right. Yeah.
30:42
Yeah. Are you like, okay, what about Jewish? Do you only want someone Jewish? No.
30:47
I, uh, my dad's Jewish. My dad married to my mom.
30:51
My mom converted to Judaism before I was born, but not genetically Jewish.
30:56
No, I feel zero, you know, pressure that I have to.
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But if I do, that's great. If I don't, that's great. To me, I feel like also
31:04
people are also pretty...
31:06
Like, the Jewish thing, I think, is connected to the, you know,
31:08
it's a cultural thing. Like, you can tell when someone has the thing or not.
31:12
But I think we're at this, like, late stage of humanity where it's,
31:17
like, not as many people are actually, like, locked into their religion in,
31:21
like, a structural way like they used to be. Right. What about you? Are you?
31:26
I really want a Jewish guy. Why? Because of that.
31:30
To please your parents? To also please my parents. Okay.
31:33
But I also, like, I love the whole community. i love like the,
31:37
being able to kind of like share
31:38
the same kind of experiences like we both celebrate like rosh hashanah
31:43
and like we both what if you just bring that part to the table and then that's
31:46
fine but you want them to also i want them to have like that kind of experience
31:50
so that they know what it's like to have a crazy freaking family yeah um,
31:55
they yeah it's just kind of like the shared experience of it and being like
31:59
from the same bathroom but also if he is really nice then like wait fuck i get so nervous,
32:05
if he was really nice and like open then like fine but all my filters online
32:09
are all jewish oh really what are what are their what are your other filters
32:12
to give like height filters do you have other filters or no just age and,
32:16
miles and religion and your age is like 18 to 22 that's your main age mean age it could go lower.
32:25
No right now i'm What am I?
32:27
I think I'm 30 to 36, 38, maybe?
32:30
Okay, that's reasonable. And you're how old? 31. 31, okay. How old are you?
32:34
34. Okay. No, that feels right. I feel like the...
32:38
It seems like the standard thing is this guy, you know, a couple years older than a girl. Yeah.
32:43
Well, also my last ex, he was... Well, he's not even 26 yet.
32:48
Oh. And you were... He was a baby, and I was 30. He was a baby.
32:52
I had one like that when I was 22...
32:55
I had a serious girlfriend who was 26. Yeah. And that didn't work.
32:58
It doesn't work. Yeah, she was, like, ready for a serious thing. And I was like.
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That's how I was. I was, like, so ready for a serious thing.
33:05
And he's like, no. Yeah. Like, I just, no, I just got to New York.
33:10
Yeah, I feel like there's something.
33:12
I feel like it's rare for the. Although my mom and dad, like,
33:15
my mom was a couple years older than my dad.
33:17
Okay. But they were both in their 30s. I don't know.
33:21
I think it can work. Right. But I think what feels most natural is like a few
33:26
years' quarter. I agree. Yeah.
33:28
No, I'm trying to be open to non-Jewish people too, but it's like,
33:32
honestly, it's a little... Do you have like non-Jewish friends?
33:35
Some. Like my roommate's not Jewish. Okay. It's mixed. Yeah.
33:39
Well, actually, a lot of my close friends aren't Jewish. Yeah. Yeah. I have a mix.
33:43
Yeah. I don't really have many friends who are Jewish now that I've even realized.
33:48
I thought that was the end of the sentence.
33:50
If you don't have any friends. I definitely feel like when I meet another Jew,
33:55
there's kind of this instant, like, this is actually kind of a problem for me,
33:59
though, because I feel like I feel this interesting connection with them,
34:01
almost like, like, I feel this with girls.
34:04
I feel like it's almost like a sister. It's almost like a cousin.
34:07
And I'm like, so it's not like I'm like, yeah, which is a different energy than,
34:13
the, like, dating attraction energy. It's more of like a.
34:17
Yeah. It's like I feel like I already know them. Yeah. Which,
34:20
which, yeah, I feel like those are like slightly different.
34:22
Wavelengths in my mind so yeah i love meeting other,
34:27
views i can always i go especially with comics too i can tell very quick like as soon as they,
34:31
they start to do a little thing i can right yeah it's like a little or just
34:35
their face too you can tell yeah with the face i don't know it's like my brain
34:40
though can't actually identify what i'm seeing but i just it like computes it you just know yeah yeah,
34:47
yeah like the other day at that mic the whole i forgot his name He was wearing a camp shirt.
34:52
Like, or Camp Shorts, like, from the camp he went to. Totally.
34:56
I was a big camp kid. Where'd you go? I went to a sleepaway camp.
35:00
Which one? It actually wasn't a Jewish sleepaway camp. Oh. But a lot of Jews
35:03
went to it. It's actually kind of weird. It was like a YMCA camp,
35:07
which is a Christian thing, but a lot of Jews went to it.
35:10
It's called Seagull. The girl camp is called Seafair. It's in a...
35:13
You went to an all-boys camp? Well, it's actually a fun setup. It was a...
35:17
There was like a lake, and then there was an all-boys camp, and then across
35:20
the lake is an all-girls camp. Okay, fun. And then every Saturday night there was a dance.
35:24
And so it was like this big dramatic thing of like, and then like one day a
35:27
week you could go over to the girls camp. And so there was all this like,
35:29
you'd write letters back and forth over the lake. It was like a whole thing.
35:33
I went to an old girls camp. Oh, really? But we only saw the boys once a week and it was so...
35:37
Oh, wow. It was the same thing. It was the same thing, but it wasn't connected
35:40
like that. We were not writing each other letters. Oh, you weren't? No.
35:43
I mean, like we liked them, but it was like, oh my God, are we going to talk to the boys this week?
35:48
No. Like nobody was actually having relationships. oh i mean we had,
35:53
really but you know what i mean like actually like we weren't like friends with them,
35:57
until like the very very end well yeah i mean we weren't i was actually also
36:01
a counselor there when i was like a teenager and i remember one of the most
36:06
fun parts of being a counselor was like i had my cabin and like we'd
36:09
before the dance i would give them this little like pep talk of like you know,
36:13
and then the because it's like such a ordeal when you're that age like it's
36:18
like the biggest thing in the world is like oh my god this was because it's like.
36:22
Dances in general i feel like we're i kind of missed i feel like there's nothing
36:25
like that in the adult world no where it's like this got that feeling because
36:30
it's like okay a bar okay a club but it's not i think i get that feeling of like going on like a date,
36:34
like it's like that's oh my god like i'm gonna talk to this guy i'm so nervous
36:39
like yeah but with a date you know who you're going on a date with i feel like with a dance it's like,
36:44
something could happen like like my crush i could talk to her my crush could
36:48
right yeah in cry i was actually been working on a little bit about this about crushes just about like,
36:53
I feel like you don't, like, at a certain point, like, do you feel you have
36:56
crushes now? Or has the crush... Oh, no. Oh, my God.
37:00
Thank God. I had such a... Actually, I had such a crush last year on this guy at Pickleball.
37:04
And do you play pickle? Yeah, my dad actually recently, in my childhood home,
37:09
like, made this little Pickleball court. So every time I go home now, they're like...
37:13
Oh, my God, amazing. Yeah, yeah. He's super into it. It's so fun.
37:16
I like it a lot. It's fun. Yeah, it's so fun. Yeah, I had a crush on this guy at Pickle.
37:21
And then he finally asked me out. Uh-huh. but then how did he ask you out was
37:25
it like hey you don't remember ask how you like your backhand.
37:31
Hi i forget oh we were at a party and then we like ended up it was so romantic
37:37
like it was like out of a movie where they go to the bathroom together or like,
37:43
it was romantic it was like go to the bathroom i was like i was talking to him
37:48
i was like i gotta go to the bathroom and he's like me too and we were both waiting in,
37:51
line okay but he kissed me very unexpectedly that was the romantic part wait
37:56
so you're at a table yapping away and then and you're like bathroom and he's
38:00
like he's like i have to come too yeah i have to come because that's okay anyway so so you're.
38:07
Normal human behavior would be, okay, you go, then maybe I'll go.
38:09
You go, then I'll go. But okay, let's go together. Let's go.
38:12
So you're walking, and then you're in line together?
38:15
Yeah. And then kisses. Yeah. In line for the bathroom. Yeah.
38:19
Okay. Okay, it's a lot less romantic. No, it's like Cinderella.
38:23
It was like Cinderella. Yeah, it's no different. It's the same situation.
38:27
It was so exciting. Now it actually, it doesn't sound that good.
38:30
No, it sounds, I think it's every girl's dream. It was every girl's dream,
38:34
and then we went to stumble in after together.
38:36
There to what stumble the stumble in what's that it's just like a stupid,
38:42
first and last time i've been it's like this like wild bar in the upper east
38:46
for like 22 year olds stumble in yeah oh that's like is that like a pun like
38:51
you stumble in i guess so but it's also in like like a like a hotel it was no it's just like a bar,
38:57
yeah but in like inn yeah okay,
39:00
do you ever date an andrew I haven't in a while.
39:04
So you don't. You're all in. That's okay. I mean, I know that's kind of,
39:06
I feel like, the standard.
39:08
One thing I've noticed is Jewish, I don't know if this is true,
39:11
but I've just noticed this in my own little life, that the Jewish girls tend to be more,
39:17
locked into having a Jewish guy than I think Jewish guys are locked into having
39:22
a Jewish girl. I agree. Do you agree with that? Yeah.
39:25
But it might also be, I'm sorry. No, no, have you only dated Jews?
39:29
No, no, I've dated both. Both? Yeah. What do you like better?
39:32
I don't think it's like a...
39:35
To me, it's all depending on the person. But I also haven't dated like...
39:40
At least up until this point, been like, oh, I'm ready for like a family. Okay.
39:44
So maybe that might change something when I'm actually fully locked into that
39:47
mindset. Do you have any questions? Who's your favorite comic?
39:50
Right now, Rachel Sennett. I don't know if I know Rachel Sennett.
39:54
She just did I Love LA. Let me see your face. I don't know. I'm like kind of
39:58
a face person. She did. How do I spell Sennett?
40:01
F-S-E-N-N-O-T-T.
40:06
Right? Rachel Sennett.
40:09
This girl? Yes. She's so funny. She's not even listed as a comic.
40:13
She's listed as like a screenwriter and actress. Oh, yeah.
40:16
I don't actually... Or no, she does do a little bit of stand-up.
40:19
Oh, I've seen this girl in movies. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, she's so funny.
40:21
She's funny. She is funny.
40:23
She's funny. I forget what I saw her in. I saw her in something.
40:25
She just did something with Dan Levy, but she wasn't in it. She like wrote it with him.
40:29
Okay. Yeah. Well, is she like an example of what you'd want to...
40:34
Oh, yeah. Nice. I want to be here when I grow up.
40:38
It's great. It's great. Who do you like? Honestly, I mean, in my bucket,
40:42
I would probably, Shane would be in my bucket of people I think are great.
40:48
I don't find him funny. Really? Yeah, I never found him that was funny.
40:51
Oh, my God. I feel like he's like a master.
40:53
He's live in Austin special, I think. Okay. Yeah, I heard really good things
40:57
about that one. You should watch that one. That's the one I show. I've shown my family.
41:01
Who do you like? And I'll show them that. And that always works to get them
41:04
laughing. Really? I think he's good at... I also like... One of the things I
41:08
liked with him is he's not...
41:09
I don't love... I don't know what your view is. I don't love when comics are,
41:14
all in on this or that issue and everyone else sucks and this group is the one
41:20
I like and everyone else...
41:21
I feel like he's really good at kind of touching on stuff but not alienating
41:26
half the world sort of in a way. But it's still funny and he's still poking at everything.
41:31
I feel like he manages to kind of... okay do that in a way that's kind of skillful but,
41:38
okay i just feel like if i watch him i'll just be like oh i can't wait i can't
41:41
believe i made out with him why you know i don't think he's cute at all,
41:47
i was i don't think he's cute either but,
41:50
but he's funny i don't know the he's about to do the biggest stand-up show in
41:53
history what is it it's the football stadium in philly oh at lincoln yeah yeah good for him,
42:00
You sound so authentically happy for him. I'm so happy. Oh, my God.
42:04
That's great. That's so cool. Maybe he'll answer my text after. After.
42:11
You should be in the crowd with a sign. I texted you, like, six times. He made it out in 2019.
42:17
Same. Be like, oh. Oh, that girl? Okay. Yeah. So I put him. I put...
42:22
There's a lot of historic people I love. I love the... I love the,
42:25
like... Not necessarily... This isn't necessarily my style, but I love the, like, crazy, like...
42:30
Like, do you know, like, the Stephen Wright, Mitch Hedberg? Do you know either of those?
42:34
You don't know either of those? Those are both. What do they write?
42:37
They, like, it's a very unique style, but they're, like, it's hard to even describe,
42:41
but it's, like, these one-liners usually that are, like...
42:45
Crazy thoughts but they're just hilarious those two i'd put in that sort of
42:49
special category of like i don't even know what that is but it's always so funny and then uh i like,
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oh love louis i love louis do you not like louis yeah well,
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now like he's funny you don't like him i feel so mixed about him oh because
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of the scandal stuff yeah yeah.
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I think the uh i feel like the world's kind I've moved on.
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I feel like he's like uncancelled now.
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Yeah, that is the thing. Now you can get uncancelled, I guess.
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I think if the world just likes you enough for your art, they're just like, eh. It's fine.
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Yeah, I feel like that, again, I'm not saying it's good or bad,
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but I feel like it does happen. It does. I feel like Kanye's kind of in that
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middle ground right now. He just did this big L.A. show.
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He did a show in L.A.? You didn't see this thing? No, I saw the thing about
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him trying to, he got cancelled in the U.K.
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He got banned from the U.K. Well, he did cancel in the UK, but he did this crazy
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two nights at SoFi Stadium like a month ago in L.A. Okay.
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Like, huge, huge thing. And, like, the thing, my quick take on him is I get
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why people hate him, obviously, you know, all the Jew parts as well.
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But my take on him is that I actually think he, in a different life,
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he could do stand-up in the sense that I feel like what he's in his mind doing
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is he's trying to just say the thing you can't say.
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And just whatever the thing is you can't say but he doesn't do it with any like,
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like what i love about comics is they can do that but they have to like,
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craft it into a joke so that people laugh and it's like i feel like he just
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blurts stuff out yeah and so i feel like but i think he's coming from a similar impulse of like,
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you know, just sort of reacting to the sort of the rules of society.
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Right. You're not supposed to do this, this, and this. But, but yeah, he's just sort of like.
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He's insane. Blurts it out. Yeah. But, but yeah, I don't know.
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He's selling out stadiums. So I guess the world seems to.
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I guess he is maybe. I didn't hear about the LA stuff. You didn't hear about that? Okay. No, it's UK.
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And I was like, well, yeah. UK. And then he just did, I saw this earlier this week.
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He just did some, some, it was like some country. It was like Albania or something.
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He did like the biggest show ever in Europe or something. I don't know.
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He's definitely, you know.
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But there's also a part of that. I think to be at that level of fame,
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you need to be, half the people need to hate you. Like there's something about that. Oh, yeah. Like...
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Taylor swift like donald trump like there's there's all there's always this
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like shadow thing of half the people hate you you need that because that creates
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the whole yeah anybody yeah i feel like you need.
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People to hate you this is great coming this is fun thank you for having me um,
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sorry i don't know if you i you said you at the beginning you wanted to do some
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intro thing about the news or something you can maybe add that oh no,
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that's what i typically do oh okay sorry i feel like i just kind of jumped right
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in no that's okay i i just i just kind of go for just interviews i just i don't
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even know i'm still figuring this out no i think it's great i think it's great
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i think i think all comics should do,
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something some sort of content format something just to get yourself out there yeah,
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but yeah i'm not gonna there's no news today yep happened one last little plug
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for my show if you want to go to the show go to maxoutshow.com slash tickets and yeah put it in the,
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link or in the notes in the whatever you call it just scroll down you can take a so you can,
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buy a ticket june 25th right that's the first episode and then there's going
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to be like sort of weekly after that okay it's in brooklyn first handful are
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in brooklyn yeah whereas what what's
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like what part of brooklyn it's called bibble bash comedy club you're like what
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neighborhood oh it's now it's out there it's like bushwick i think.
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Yeah i want to do i want to start doing them in manhattan after the first few
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episodes but wait oh my god you know where you should oh i can we can talk about it later what the pit,
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what about it the pit would love jordan the gm he's like trying to bring shows
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really in there yeah oh the pit i've done that's like the back room at that
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restaurant type no it's a it's a comedy club okay they've improv there,
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if you want to connect me yeah where's the pit it's like lower east side no,
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midtown midtown okay somewhere in midtown yeah yeah would love that oh my god
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yes he wouldn't yeah because he's like because i told him about because the
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whole thing with the venue owners and if you're a venue owner out there.
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The whole goal is to bring in a lot that basically fill the venue.
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Right. So you'll get a lot of drinks and whatever. Yeah. He wants more shows there.
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Great. I'm looking for a place that I want to do. It's like a weekly.
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The dream situation would be to do one in Brooklyn. So I feel like the Brooklyn
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scene is different than the Manhattan scene. Uh-huh. And I like aspects of both.
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But I want to ideally would be one Brooklyn show a week and one Manhattan show
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a week. That would be that would be good. So rotate.
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No, I'd like to do two a week. Two a week? Yeah. That's so much.
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You think you think you can do it i think i can do it i'm kind of going on on
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the show because i feel like also from a from my own perspective i mean like
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i because afterward we're clipping do you know about clipping like cut for social,
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no but there's like this whole thing called clipping okay it's like because
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i kind of come from the like consumer app world where the people do all these
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little things to make things go viral and basically it's clipping is where you,
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a lot of streamers are doing it right now so like,
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i'm not saying i support or whatever these particular streamers but the if you
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know this clavicular guy these other andrew tate a handful of these other people
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the reason they've been able to get so well known so fast is they're,
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clipping which is basically they take a stream or they take any long form video yeah,
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and you take some amount of money and you basically put them on these special sites and you say.
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Hey, teenagers of the world, cut up this video into whatever you think is going
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to go viral. And anything that goes, every view you get, you get some portion of this money.
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So it basically outsources the whole cutting and editing and posting and everything.
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Interesting. Okay. It tends to work. So basically with each episode,
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we're going to be clipping it and basically putting all the ticket revenue into
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clipping. Oh, that's so cool. Okay.
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That's a good idea. Is it just you doing it?
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I have a video team now. Okay. we're videoing it pretty and that's also true
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for for you or any other comics that want to compete it's the video is gonna
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be really nice it's gonna be five camera angles it's gonna be yeah really nice audio edited,
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tightly you're gonna have a lot of cool social clips all over the internet if
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you do it so yeah if you also want to do it i don't think i'm ready yet but thank.
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You okay either way you should come i know i'm definitely gonna come okay i'm
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definitely not ready yeah because,
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the yeah the because it's three rounds we ask that the comics that do it have
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ideally at least six minutes of because it's damn because it's two minutes yeah
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if you make it to the final round you'll have to do fully six minutes not now
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it'll be like two minutes two minutes two minutes yeah i actually know somebody
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do you know this girl named barrel,
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barrel yeah she's jewish too like a like the wood like a wooden thing that you
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hold wine in i don't know barrel like b-e-r-y-o,
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Oh, Beryl. She's a comic. She's done a lot at West Side. Okay. Yeah.
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Yeah, super down to find out about it. If anyone watching out there knows any
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New York or Brooklyn comic that you think might be a good thing, hit me up. My name is Max.
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Oh, my God. My friend, Ray. Now I'm thinking of all these people. My good friend, Ray.
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Cool. He does a lot of shows. He's funny. Great. Funny guy. Amazing.
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And then I'm trying to get people that are, you know, sort of more farther along
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in their comedy journey to do the to be panelists yeah like i was i'm at i was
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out at the you know olive tree cafe above comedy cellar no.
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You know comedy cellar yeah there's this restaurant right above it yeah okay
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and i met this you know tommy brennan no it's like on snl he's like okay kind of a guy,
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i probably should know okay but i the other night i was out with some friends eating there and uh,
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he was there and i met him for a second and asked if he wanted to be on the
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panel and he was like send me a dm so maybe oh no way i don't know if i should
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wait though until i already have some episodes done to and then i can point it to him
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versus the first one might be a bit of a stretch
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i don't know it also depends on his availability too,
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i feel like asking someone to be on the sort of the judge or the panel is you're
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sort of giving them a you know you're giving them a bit of a you're like oh
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yeah like you're above the competition so hopefully that's yeah that's really
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cool they feel cool about that but but also i would just send him the dates yeah and,
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see what he's available for yeah i'm gonna send it to him so maybe he's gonna be on it.
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Or some future episode and yeah if you're in a more established comic and you
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want to be part of the the rising scene yeah that's so fun i'm so excited it's
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really soon yeah it's like two weeks,
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Oh, my God. I can't believe how late it is already in the year.
51:44
It is crazy. Yeah. It's crazy. I mean, it's hot. I feel like it went through
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spring fast. I know. Spring was too fast. It was like... And now it's...
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It was like this little pocket of amazing, and now it's too hot.
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Now it's too hot. But... Okay, cool. Thank you so much. Thank you.
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Oh, wait. You know what my outro is? What's your outro?
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It's feedback, comments, questions, a nice Jewish while living for a date. Email me.
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Oh, you're asking me. yes cool
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approved yeah cool thank you and thanks for coming internet thank you cool.