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people think standup is synonymous with
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like crowd work like that was never it
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that's your guys thing you're like can I
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get a topic from the audience like we
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don't yeah but you guys like where's
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where's everybody
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from b b look I've had a streak these
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last couple weeks of some hot takes on
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the podcast that have gotten me in a lot
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of
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trouble in the YouTube comments but I
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have a real hot take right now okay this
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is my problem with you uh oh let's
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wrestle in the mud I don't know how this
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is going to land I it's not Landing
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great in my head right now okay be
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careful cuz I might
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cry you make me think I might be
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gay it's the Jersey honey I don't know
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what it is on my lap for a little while
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every time I let me tell you about
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hockey this it's I'm not gay I we've
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been through this I dated a woman I
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tried to be gay it didn't take it was
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too many voice memos I couldn't when was
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this um January oh so fresh yeah well
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wait hold on last January sorry still
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extremely fresh yeah we were fresh
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lesbians dude maybe I could be a lesbi
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maybe I could date a woman I can't date
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a woman who's messy oh okay which women
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are not many I those are the ones that
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are attracted to the double Virgo over
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here that's what I attract I attract a
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woman that's like Mommy Mommy and it was
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just like is this a Wet n Wild glitter
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nail polish from ' 82 like I feel like
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we can throw this out I spent most of my
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time being a closet organizer wow I love
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that yeah so
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what okay not a closet it's a museum
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okay okay we are in a museum currently
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so wow so you got all the way down the
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line with her that you were clean I want
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to do that too okay we're doing
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crisscross apples sace yeah yeah we are
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we did it okay nailed it um so so I love
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that what we do for a living we can just
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like sit crossle it he
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he I was at her house and I was just
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like you can't live this way like I
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can't be physically intimate with
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somebody you must do that with men
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though men then there's not that much to
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organize it's like two bars of Irish
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Spring soap and a couple washcloths that
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got to go beard dye on the carpet no
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beard dye on the carpet no there's no I
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don't do beard dye I don't do men's
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makeup I'm like if you're going to be a
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man I need your moles to have like pubes
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coming out of them I don't want to see a
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tweezer about curled eyelashes no we're
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not doing it you won't know if he did it
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NOP I'll know you can't you won't be a
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to tell I'll know oh I'll I always know
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I don't like men beautifying themselves
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I can't I I do like a man to start to
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date a man who's like all like super
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edrine disruptor guy like all the Old
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Spice and all the super chemically stuff
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and then I introduce him to like the
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more natural versions of stuff I love
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here's something about me and this will
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probably be thrown in prison let's go if
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I'm I do anything to hang out with
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galain what do I have to do to get
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thrown in prison where she is if I'm on
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a bus or someway or something and a
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group of teen boys walks on and they are
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drenched in ax bodies spray I'm like up
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guys
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like you just love the smell I love the
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smell I don't just love the smell of ax
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I love it when it's like it's too much
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like you've used the whole cam uh uh I
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don't know what it I think it's like it
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must be the chemical and I'm like that
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for girl sense too like the really heavy
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vanilla the Trashy dude I I still wear
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white Musk from the body shop and when I
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do every man in the vicinity falls falls
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in love with me and I'm like no no
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you're not in love with me this is just
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what you're first girlfriend wore like
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you lost your virginity inhaling this
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okay I'm dying to wear this but I feel
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like the women in my life are coming for
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me when I go for like baby slut smells
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like when I you need to get new friends
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because they're like that's not what the
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girl you know how they like women dress
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for women I feel like also women sniff
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for women sniffs and so when I try to
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sniff for me I'm getting like kind of
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sniff shamed from my okay that's very
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interesting because I agree with you
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like you can't wear pink sugar around
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your girlfriends they're like why are
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you wearing this trash stripper shit
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it's like but why you need me to smell
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like Smoky wood no totally direction
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we're going everyone wants to smell like
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something everyone wants to smell like
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yoga or something no I smell like a a
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two bit Floy at all I want smell just
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like a little cookie like I want I want
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I want to be like o Grandma's home like
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oh like who's like what's comforting all
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sudden so what happens when you're when
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you wear like like ho smells well I
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don't have a lot of host Ms cuz I find
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out I I and weirdly I've been getting
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host Ms marketed to me through t to
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which I can't sniff what they're talking
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about but when they're talking about it
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like I apparently Billy ish has a smell
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that's kind of a ho smell oh yeah she
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and it's like at Ulta or whatever okay
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have you smell you haven't I've only
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heard the teens talk about it on Tik Tok
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which has shown me that I need to go buy
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it yeah how do you describe a that's a
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trick so they're just like you should
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yeah that's what they do I don't know
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that's my algorithm it's just girls
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explaining smells to me dude I don't I
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this makes me miss magazines because
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remember there would be like a perfume
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sample in a magazine and you would just
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like casually but am I wrong or did it
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always just smell like magazine but you
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would just be
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like to me though you just be like it
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smell was like the smell of laminated
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paper always I don't know if I was
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getting like old ass magazines but I
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never really smelled the smell it did
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smell like a
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magazine you're exactly right but I
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never thought to smear it on myself like
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I would save it for before like you know
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I don't know save it like the whole
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magazine and you'd have it like I like
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tear out the pages and then if I was
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going to like go to a sleepover where
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boys might be I would just be like sleep
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over where boys might be what what kind
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of Life did you
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live wow that's a com as it was
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different in Canada dude I also need to
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ask you about this like I okay so do you
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want to say tell everyone how we met oh
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yeah you were the first person to ever
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give me a job in La do you know that I
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got I really got a good picker I gotta
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say not with men with aen wow yeah um
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you invited me up to your hotel room and
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you said I'm going to make you a star
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so the first day I showed up for
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auditions and I think I got it because I
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sabotaged everyone else in the room
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because my audition was like at 9:00
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a.m. or something I think they were like
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first yeah in the callbacks and then
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when I went in you were there and I was
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so confuddled and Star Struck and when I
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went back out into the room there it had
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filled up with like now 15 other women
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that hadn't been there when I left and
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then when I came out I was like com is
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in there and so I feel like it sabotaged
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everyone else because then everyone
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probably went in and was like 5 seven
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Bas in La what I got to go in like not
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knowing you were in there so I felt fine
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that's so funny I one time went to an
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audition when I first moved to LA and
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Will Smith was there uh did he smack you
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I he did not smack me I was not a famous
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comedian yet and he I walked in the room
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and it was like his production company
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or something and I was like all ready to
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audition whatever and I walked in and I
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saw him and I just went oh come on like
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I was that's a fun energy that's very
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Charlie very Charli Charlie girl Charlie
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girl that's very Charlie girl come on
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all the most famous people are here this
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sucks but it was just like give me a
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head I was annoyed that I didn't have a
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heads up no wouldn't you have been worse
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if you had a heads up well I was I just
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was like oh come on like could you tell
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me like I was just thrown granted I had
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never been in the same room as like a
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celebrity and you're in this tiny room
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and I just was like and you know when
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you see like a very big celebrity in
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person they look like seen one right now
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honey I mean Hey girl no like a Will
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Smith type you know when you see them in
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person sometimes they look like a wax
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figure of That Celebrity or they look
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like a teeny teeny billy goat of
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themselves because you're like in my
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mind you're such a giant that is the
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other thing and also I do be finding
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that the women of Hollywood their bones
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are so little they're skeletons I'm not
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just saying they're skinny I'm saying
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like skeleton shrunk down in a shrinking
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microwave like Honey I Shrunk the lady
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you see their kneecaps are like little
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Thimbles and they are they're like these
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like feeble um marionette dolls and
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you're just like like a could blow them
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over they're just so and I feel like
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that's why they're allowed to fit on the
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TV because they're so small and the men
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are small too it's honestly like they
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save money by not using a WID screen on
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these people or I don't know that's so
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or I don't know what but some of them
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just get so famous and I don't know if
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it's just like they have different water
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skin treatments dabbling in Scientology
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but like their skin is different I know
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their skin is so tight to their little
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skulls it's different than you've ever
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seen so different every so it's like I
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saw Will Smith and I was just like that
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like literally fuck it was such a slap
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in the face will to like and I was so
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nervous and totally bombed it you did
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yeah was it for to play the basketball
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in fresh prins of that was it that was
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actually that's crazy cuz I always say
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you have like kind of a little basketball body just so small so you
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could just D down the stairs little
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basketball body so you came in you were
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I I know always know someone's a star
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like I literally just like looked I was
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like that girl's a star no you didn't oh
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I swear to God ask anyone I was like she
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is a star which is like I love like
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being like an old like I'm like that's
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the she got it honey that's the next
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Shirley Temple yes see she just walked
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in and she say she's got it yes see
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that's so funny you say Shirley Temple
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because I do remember my I scrapped the
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pages that you guys have written for the
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audition I just Good Ship Lollipop and
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then you started twerking on grown man
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yeah and I was stuck in my little thumb
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and everyone
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like and you were like just I I think
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for me when I'm casing somebody I'm like
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who's going to make my job really easy
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that's so sweet and then I was like I
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will not have to do anything if made my
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job I mean that I think you might have
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been like one of the first female
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directors that I even had I don't see
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gender but okay okay
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so so okay well I know you don't see it
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so you're not a woman and you're not a
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man you're at
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basketball so but I remember you made it
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so fun and easy because also on the set
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there was a scene where I had to be
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woken up by the dog I had like a beef
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sauce on my face so that the dog would
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want to lick my face okay so by the way
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this was a series of short films that
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was for a vet uh a company that's a
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veterinarian company
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vet a vet VCA VCA like a string of vets
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okay and so they asked me about it and I
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remember like oh I'm I going to direct
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short films and I was like there's
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animals and like a lot of times when
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there's animals involved they're not
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treated well so I was like let me just
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do this but the message of the films was
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how to properly care for your animals
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and not exploit them totally so bit
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ironic totally so exactly and then
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there's but I made sure none of that
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happened so we were trying to figure out
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the humane way to shoot with dogs and
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stuff and I guess the humane way for
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dogs is inhumane to humans which I'm
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fine with oh that's interesting so you
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mean like normally there the dog would
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have just been trained to come up and
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lick my face but we had incentivized
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with beef yes so we had to
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humiliate in order to make the dog I
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actually love that so then it's like the
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dog isn't really trained it's just
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wanting the beef yes so there's a high
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chance it could have bit your nose off
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and ruin your face didn't tell you that
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you could use a scar too honestly you're
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a little too symmetrical in my opinion
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but wait so so we put like beef jerky on
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in your mouth it was beef baby food and
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it was all over my face and I had to lay
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in this bed and I was allowed to get
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beef on the pillow tailes all this time
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and so I had to pretend to be sleeping
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but like with my head like kind of
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hovering off of it and then the dog
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would jump up and lick my face but I was
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also kind of like contorted in this
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position I was wearing these little tiny
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pajama shorts and I could feel that was
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my call no see this is I know how to get
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people to watch a a short if you can
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find it enjoy it but I did feel like my
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butt cheeks were hanging out so I kept
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like that was by Design but no then you
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came halfway through like on beef T 33
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you were like these shorts UNC comfy and
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I was like yeah and then you were like
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who the fuck put her in these little
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shorts like she's not comfy and I was
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like that's the first time anyone ever
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treated me like good oh my God and
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you're like do you have sweats or
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something in your trailer and I was like
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yeah and you said you could go put those
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on I it was just like a medical miracle
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to me that someone would acknowledge
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that I was uncomfortable I'm sorry it
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took 33
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takes yeah and between them you were
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like oh we got to clean up your face so
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you were licking the beef off my cheeks
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and I was really uncomfortable but you
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insisted on doing it yourself look I'm
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just very I do my own stunts very
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Hands-On yeah yeah I to me it's like it
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is so wild how humiliating and
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uncomfortable being a performer can be
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like for no reason totally for no reason
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like it's like if you're like you need
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to jump in this cold ocean for the shot
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it's going to suck that's there's no
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other way to do it but when it's just
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like someone's uncomfortable for no
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reason exactly and I think I saw you
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like fussing with it and sometimes it's
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the kind of thing where if a guy said it
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he'd be a pervert like maybe a guy could
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I feel like a man would
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see like wouldn't see something say
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something like just so far beyond the
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realm they're more like looking at the
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sh that's why women make better
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directors because we can multitask we
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see everything all at once it's like
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we're reading the emotional space of the
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room how the actors are feeling what the
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shot looks like what the SAT you know
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but men are just like the shot looks
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like this good for me Dylan and I
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remember having an amazing DP I think
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it's a great when a woman's a director
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and a guy's the DP not that I mean Alec
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Balwin killed all the female DPS in
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Hollywood so um what choice do we have
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but um there's I umbrella Insurance what
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is he going to sue me I mean get line
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but uh he like I had a great DP who was
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like dealing with all the technicals so
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I could just figure out like how to make
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the actor comfortable because it's like
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that's what's so crazy is that like you
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become a good actor you work your ass
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off to be like present and to be quick
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and to be effervescent and fun and then
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you're in a completely uncomfortable
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situation where you can't do your best
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work I just feel like directors the best
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version of me showing up is to figure
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out how to just make it the most
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comfortable environment possible so you
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can do what you do yes you know have you
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ever been really uncomfy on set oh my
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God you to wear something stupid well
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yeah there was this scene I was doing
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once it was a sex scene with Brett
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Goldstein and for what I wonder if I
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have to ask him about this it was a
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pilot for HBO and he played my boyfriend
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and he had to spit in my face it was it
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was just a personal goal of mine and
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there was this like he had to keep
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spitting in my face and real spit yeah
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it was a real spit it was like some like
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silicone gel or something did it taste
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good it I didn't eat the he spit in my
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face I
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like good to know what you do when men
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spit in your
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face well I don't look a gift horse in
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the mouth I'm thankful for what I get
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and so I uh I had to like take it and
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not laugh was it a sexy spit or like he
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you were fighting and he like it was a
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show about what happens when a couple
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that's been together for a while the
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female in the relationship gets
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successful and all of a sudden is making
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more money and the guy feels insecure
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and in order to like restore the power
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Dynamic has to kind of like do all these
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like it's not his fault but he's trying
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to like restore the power dynamic in
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other ways okay but it was like a sexy
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thing yes okay yes but it was like
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horrifying to my character in the show
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you know so it was like when you're in a
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relationship this happened to me when
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you're in a relationship and then you
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get successful and then all of a sudden
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the guy's like choking you and fish
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hooking you and spitting in your face
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and stuff to like make up for the fact
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that you have a Tesla and he doesn't wow
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yeah your eyebrows are unbelievable you
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think so yeah it's shocking but I'm
00:14:59
always so insecure about them I always
00:15:01
trying to like finger them up like that
00:15:03
because I feel like they they like to go
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like throughout the day don't take this
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the wrong way oh I'll cry but if the
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aliens made fake people to Traverse and
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spy would she not be like exhibit a
00:15:21
speci don't you think the aliens want an
00:15:22
improv girly yeah we're better to hide
00:15:26
an alien than it us to be yeah because
00:15:29
no one will listen to a woman in improv
00:15:30
no one will ever see her where do we
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hide our a spy alien where is some a
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woman basically invisible yeah on a cast
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with 12 other men yes yes sing her way
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through life but like there is something
00:15:45
that I wondered about you even when we
00:15:47
worked together which is like you're
00:15:48
from Canada yes
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you're Canada's whatever you ate growing
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up the way you lit you look different
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than most humans how can you say that
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whitne you had a robot made after you
00:16:00
and most people thought the robot was
00:16:02
you that was because of its personality
00:16:05
not because of its
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look okay I mean I like it's just the
00:16:09
dental care like you guys have dental
00:16:11
care yes so do you don't you I thought
00:16:14
the Brits were the only ones who were
00:16:15
lacking uh no in America you it's I
00:16:18
don't think it's involved like eyeballs
00:16:19
and teeth are not really Under the
00:16:20
Umbrella of dental care but like so what
00:16:23
did you like you guys don't have GMOs
00:16:25
like what is this wow I'm I'm feel so
00:16:27
lovely about this um I ate a lot of what
00:16:30
I called Flat cheese which is the cheese
00:16:31
that comes individually packaged uhhuh
00:16:34
does that help
00:16:36
what no that just annoys me like why do
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you have to do it individually packaged
00:16:40
like the log route the red one no you
00:16:41
know what I'm talking about the kind you
00:16:42
make um like crap uh grilled cheese with
00:16:46
oh yeah yeah yeah like the little slices
00:16:47
oh God I love those all I would eat when
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I was a child okay like what like what
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about it don't you I feel like Canada
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people just look better than we do like
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since you've been like that's wrong you
00:16:56
just know fewer of us you because we can
00:16:59
only come over here if we get a green
00:17:00
card so it's like only the most most
00:17:02
hardworking special ones get to come
00:17:04
over and those are the only ones you've
00:17:05
ever met only the ones that can started
00:17:07
TV shows get over here that's a really
00:17:09
good
00:17:10
point that's a really good point okay
00:17:13
only the ones with that star quality are
00:17:15
the ones that I mean I'm like how come
00:17:17
everyone in Canada is so gorgeous and
00:17:18
talented and funny okay because it's
00:17:20
just the use of the world well it's hard
00:17:22
to get over here so it's just like you
00:17:24
know you have to really want it is that
00:17:27
true not well then you need come via
00:17:29
Mexico oh you think so yeah it's not
00:17:31
that hard I should have done that I
00:17:33
think you just Walt over at this point
00:17:35
well so spoiled to be you uhhuh cuz
00:17:38
you're beautiful and you're born in the
00:17:40
United States of America look what two
00:17:42
more things could anyone want did you
00:17:44
when did you know you had to move move
00:17:46
here was it for a project no I actually
00:17:48
was doing uh the touring company at the
00:17:50
Second City and then all these girls
00:17:51
that I would watch do mainstage
00:17:52
eventually would either move to LA or
00:17:54
just kind of like funnel back through
00:17:56
the comedy scene in Toronto over again
00:17:58
like there just not a lot it's not like
00:18:00
a springboard that it is in Chicago
00:18:02
Second City so let me ask you like I I
00:18:04
think I have a pretty comprehensive
00:18:05
understanding of like what makes a
00:18:07
standup and I know you're doing standup
00:18:08
now too no I'm not oh no I did a little
00:18:10
like I really now just focusing on on
00:18:13
improv okay so I did stand up for a
00:18:15
little bit but then I was like I really
00:18:16
got to pick a lane why and stand up is
00:18:18
so
00:18:20
hard it's so do do you ever do improv I
00:18:23
no have you ever done it here's my
00:18:25
problem with improv and this is the way
00:18:26
my no it's not a i i
00:18:29
I we do it and I panic and I'm like I
00:18:33
feel like this would have gone so much
00:18:34
better if we just spent like 20 minutes
00:18:35
like writing out what we were going to
00:18:36
do like it's like my yeah but what are
00:18:39
you you're talking about improvising
00:18:40
like on camera oh on camera that's fine
00:18:43
but to me it's like my brain is so like
00:18:45
and I think that's why I'm more suited
00:18:47
for standup because I'm like I like to
00:18:48
write it out make sure it's good and
00:18:49
then do it like when I'm in there I'm
00:18:52
it's hard for me to be in the present
00:18:53
moment it's I feel the opposite as as
00:18:55
you because I'm like if if I'm up here
00:18:57
and people know I just came up with with
00:18:58
this on the spa you can't really be like
00:19:01
boo give me break I came up with it
00:19:03
right now whereas if I went home and I
00:19:05
and I worked on it and I came and I was
00:19:07
like this is what I think is good that's
00:19:09
really and then people don't like it
00:19:10
yeah you're like that was a guess and I
00:19:11
nailed it yeah okay but you were like I
00:19:14
went home and I did my very best you
00:19:16
like put on your little ribbon and you
00:19:17
came back and you were like I I I worked
00:19:19
all night on this how did you just
00:19:23
completely fucking dismantle you guys
00:19:26
are the dorks we're not the
00:19:29
how did you just manage to convince me
00:19:32
that standups of the dorks and improv
00:19:35
people are the cool people and you
00:19:37
actually convinced me just now I talk so
00:19:40
much shit about improv dorks all the
00:19:42
because what is it it's like I know well
00:19:44
bad improv here's the thing I think bad
00:19:46
improv is so much worse than bad standup
00:19:48
bad improv is so much worse than bad
00:19:51
standup okay do you agree it depends on
00:19:53
if humping is stool's involved do you
00:19:55
think that's like the Trope of beginners
00:19:57
stand up with hump a stool is worse than
00:20:00
bad andov good stand up without being a
00:20:03
stool is worse than bad andov wow that
00:20:05
is that Psalms 2244 Matthew 5 beautiful
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beautiful oh hi everyone real quick I am
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going on tour it is called the big baby
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Whitney but I I cannot believe you just
00:26:08
did that how did you manage to make
00:26:10
comedians the dorks here you guys like
00:26:13
let me get all my friends together and
00:26:15
we're going to make up a story and then
00:26:18
show our friends it's like kids being
00:26:20
like you want to see the play we just
00:26:22
made up is that what you think I'm doing
00:26:24
no but I'm just youing I just can't
00:26:26
believe you just convinced me that stand
00:26:28
up or dorks and improv people are cooler
00:26:30
cuz you sold me on it we should try
00:26:32
doing oh hey uh I wrote some uh I wrote
00:26:36
some Haas out for you guys memorize like
00:26:38
yeah and how devastating when you read
00:26:40
it out I mean you probably don't bomb
00:26:41
anymore but when you if you like read
00:26:43
something out and people just don't like
00:26:45
it like isn't that just like a dagger to
00:26:46
the heart that is so funny but what
00:26:48
happened when you did standup I feel
00:26:49
like you were probably great well what
00:26:51
happened was I couldn't believe that I
00:26:53
was saying the same thing every night I
00:26:55
felt so bored of hearing my own voice
00:26:59
okay and so I would try to make it
00:27:00
different every night but inevitably
00:27:01
there'd be like one joke that I knew
00:27:02
would work so I'd keep using it and I
00:27:04
couldn't stand and also I started
00:27:07
learning by going more that everyone's
00:27:09
doing the same shit over and over and
00:27:10
over again even though people were like
00:27:11
don't tell them okay sorry not even some
00:27:14
of the crowd work that I saw other
00:27:15
Comics do was the same every night yeah
00:27:17
it's like all you got to do is find one
00:27:19
guy wearing a backwards hat and go nice
00:27:20
hat does it come in frontways yeah and
00:27:22
the first time I heard it I was like
00:27:23
holy fuck this so I know exactly who
00:27:27
you're talking about too I know exactly
00:27:30
who you're talking about you know but
00:27:31
then I would start to do stuff like that
00:27:32
and I would just feel like such a little
00:27:35
like shitty little slimy Little P A
00:27:37
person who tried hard because people are
00:27:39
paying to see you and you prepared and
00:27:41
made sure it was good and rehearsed it
00:27:43
and but there's one thing to have a joke
00:27:45
that's like expertly written and you did
00:27:46
it great and whatever but there's also
00:27:48
jokes and these are the kinds that just
00:27:50
give me the willies in my butt where I'm
00:27:51
like there's if there's something that's
00:27:53
like you know here's me pretending to do
00:27:55
a joke like this okay if be like yeah
00:27:57
yeah you know the other day I'm the
00:27:58
dentist sorry my therapist okay Fredy
00:28:01
and slip it's like no that wasn't that's
00:28:03
part if that's part of the joke that
00:28:04
makes me want to crawl into a Cofe wait
00:28:05
I don't even know what just happened
00:28:07
okay so if there's a joke I hear is
00:28:08
someone has great health care where
00:28:10
somebody where somebody slips up as part
00:28:13
of the joke the joke so it's like there
00:28:15
there's this you were going to see stand
00:28:17
up at UCB this was your problem you've
00:28:20
never you never seen someone do a joke
00:28:21
like this I have but I I have or they
00:28:24
pretend to say the wrong thing or it
00:28:25
seems like an in the moment joke but
00:28:27
it's not it's written oh yeah I hate
00:28:29
that shit that's what will give me the
00:28:31
willies internally it's cringe because
00:28:33
and then if I started that's what the
00:28:35
thing is I started doing stuff like that
00:28:36
like I might have slipped up on stage
00:28:38
and then it got a laugh and so I did it
00:28:39
again the next night and then I like now
00:28:41
I want to have a funeral I don't like it
00:28:44
I don't like it yeah cuz you're like if
00:28:46
someone came and saw this two nights in
00:28:48
a row right your biggest problem is you
00:28:51
know that people would get so obsessed
00:28:53
with you that they would just keep
00:28:54
coming to see you every night and they
00:28:56
would bust you no my biggest is that I'm
00:28:58
so obsessed with myself that I couldn't
00:29:00
bear someone thinking that I'm not being
00:29:02
like cool and chill I know what you mean
00:29:04
you never want to feel like you're too
00:29:06
prepared but I guess that's where kind
00:29:08
of a little bit of like the acting of it
00:29:09
comes in but I always try to trip myself
00:29:11
up or change the order of something so
00:29:13
it always feels fresh or I'll dare
00:29:15
myself I'll be like you need to do two
00:29:16
new tags in each bit tonight like just
00:29:19
on the spot or so there's something new
00:29:21
yeah do you ever have a super fan that's
00:29:23
sitting in the front row like like
00:29:25
mouthing your joke as it's coming and
00:29:27
I'm like What's the punch liting can you
00:29:28
help me with this yeah sometimes I think
00:29:31
no I don't think they do that I don't
00:29:32
think I ever do the same set like twice
00:29:35
like like verbatim and exactly do you
00:29:39
ever take crowd work and turn it into a
00:29:41
joke no I probably should though because
00:29:44
I like see this is where I I go I'm like
00:29:46
I would want it to seem improvised but
00:29:48
then like is what's the hybrid between
00:29:50
what you do and what I do where
00:29:51
something that looks like it's off the
00:29:53
cuff but it's actually perfectly
00:29:55
prepared like something that like the
00:29:57
like the front ways back ways
00:29:58
stand up where it's like you could ask
00:30:01
an audience member something that was
00:30:02
leading that could take you to a joke
00:30:03
and everyone would be like but also
00:30:05
crowd words not stand up like that's the
00:30:06
other thing there's this new thing
00:30:08
people think standup is synonymous with
00:30:10
like crowd work like that was never it
00:30:12
that's your guys's thing you're like can
00:30:13
I get a topic from the audience like we
00:30:15
don't yeah but you guys are like where's
00:30:17
where's everybody
00:30:19
[Laughter]
00:30:22
from what about you two you're on a date
00:30:25
oh he's a little old for you
00:30:28
okay guys where are we we're in a canoe
00:30:31
awesome thanks like what where should we
00:30:34
be we can't think of anything we're too
00:30:37
busy we're improvisers we don't prepare
00:30:39
shit we're on a playing cool like what
00:30:43
you need to come we charged you money to
00:30:47
come see us
00:30:50
guests hey can you guys do the show give
00:30:53
us a topic any topic but well but also
00:30:56
that too much no what I'll what I will
00:30:59
say is the bad stand up the bad crowd
00:31:01
work you're talking about I think the
00:31:03
Improv thing that that makes me
00:31:05
uncomfortable is when someone yells
00:31:07
something out and the improvisor
00:31:09
pretends not to hear it because it's
00:31:10
like not a good pitch oh you want to
00:31:12
know what the Improv remedy for that is
00:31:13
oh god well or if it's if someone yells
00:31:15
out something during the scene you
00:31:16
always walk like this and you go like I
00:31:18
was going to close that window as if
00:31:21
someone was yelling out on the street
00:31:22
you close a window it's that's the
00:31:25
N you never close a little window see
00:31:27
see this is my problem with improv is
00:31:29
that I don't think you have a problem
00:31:30
with it because before you were canoeing
00:31:32
perfectly and but but knowing that you
00:31:35
stand up probably before I got here you
00:31:36
were like I'll do something like this
00:31:39
and and and you watched a bunch of
00:31:40
YouTube clips of people canoeing so you
00:31:42
could perfectly get the paddle in no I
00:31:44
wasn't I'm a standup so I was
00:31:46
crying but that's the other thing is I
00:31:49
feel like anytime I've tried improv it's
00:31:50
revealed how like I don't know how
00:31:53
something works you know what I mean
00:31:55
it'll be like you're in the kitchen
00:31:56
cooking and I'm like you're like
00:32:00
I like what I don't know like H I like
00:32:03
literally it goes to like a cauldron
00:32:06
interesting so you're not relatable
00:32:07
enough to do improv I think I just like
00:32:10
yeah whenever I just don't know or I
00:32:12
have too negative a connotation with it
00:32:14
you know what I mean they'll be like
00:32:15
you're walking down the street with your
00:32:16
boyfriend and I'm like okay got it right
00:32:19
you know what I mean I'm like oh we're
00:32:20
not fighting but we're okay like have
00:32:23
you ever had something yelled out in
00:32:25
your version of it like revealed
00:32:27
something about you that was
00:32:28
embarrassing sometimes I get into a bit
00:32:30
of a pickle with being Canadian cuz
00:32:32
there sometimes I'll bring up something
00:32:33
that I think is a reference that
00:32:35
everyone knows and no one knows it and
00:32:36
that can be very uncomfortable but like
00:32:38
what if someone's like like we need to
00:32:40
be somewhere you know like oh anything
00:32:43
involving history if people were like oh
00:32:45
it's the meeting of the 1812 tea party
00:32:47
Society I'm like I I'm going to stay
00:32:49
this is what I don't like when people
00:32:51
okay I don't have a problem with
00:32:53
improvisers I just realized this you
00:32:54
have a problem with history I have a her
00:32:56
story I have a problem with people that
00:32:59
go to improv shows and they try to be
00:33:01
funny from The Audience by pitching a
00:33:04
funny like where should we be in a
00:33:07
pickle yeah right and you're like I
00:33:09
can't just you say something not funny
00:33:12
I'm up here sweetheart you're down there
00:33:13
honey I got it okay you and I both have
00:33:16
the exact same level of preparedness for
00:33:18
this but I think I know what I'm doing
00:33:20
but you must hate that too if you ask
00:33:21
like you do your class like where you
00:33:22
from and someone's like Timbo to you
00:33:25
ever get someone like that I mean that's
00:33:26
a bad people where they're from yes you
00:33:30
do yes you do I don't I know you do you
00:33:34
if I come to your show tonight I
00:33:37
guarantee you're going to ask someone
00:33:38
now I never ask people where they're
00:33:40
from the only time I ask I tell people
00:33:42
where they're from that's how long I've
00:33:44
been doing standup is I can usually look
00:33:45
at people and be like you're from
00:33:46
Copenhagen are you and they'll be like
00:33:48
yeah and I'm like I knew it that's why
00:33:50
there's a lot of like random special
00:33:51
skills you get from doing standup I'm
00:33:53
curious what the Improv ones are like I
00:33:55
always know how much time has elapsed oh
00:33:57
inter like if we started at like noon
00:34:00
today and then you were like what time
00:34:01
is it I be like it's like 12:25 you ever
00:34:03
listen there do you ever listen to heish
00:34:05
and Andy they're like Australian radio
00:34:06
host podcasters anyways they did this
00:34:08
challenge with their listeners where you
00:34:09
were like locked in this room and you
00:34:11
had and you had to come out at exactly
00:34:13
an hour when you thought it was an hour
00:34:14
when American comedians uh do challenges
00:34:16
where people are locked in the room they
00:34:17
get canceled yeah right so don't try it
00:34:19
when you offered before this started but
00:34:21
I didn't want to do it um but you you
00:34:23
had their contestants had to come out at
00:34:24
exactly an hour and if you went over you
00:34:26
lost and if it was like closest to an
00:34:27
hour hour so you're just just standing
00:34:29
there you you can't have anything you
00:34:30
can't have a phone you can't have your
00:34:31
you can't have anything of course you
00:34:33
can't have a phone but like so I think
00:34:35
you you could just ramble to yourself
00:34:36
probably for an hour and then be like I
00:34:37
think I've done an hour you think yes
00:34:39
yes oh I always know because it's like
00:34:41
you have to know how much time is
00:34:42
elapsed like it's just like a weird
00:34:43
little internal or maybe it's my
00:34:44
biological clock I don't know what it is
00:34:46
but I feel like I always know what time
00:34:47
it is like I just lost an egg
00:34:49
that's it's been about 45
00:34:52
minutes and then too soon and then uh I
00:34:55
usually can tell where someone is from
00:34:58
just prer doing it for so long cowboy
00:35:00
hat you must be from Texas and The Crowd
00:35:01
Goes Wild no that means you're from
00:35:03
losas oh wow you are good at this yeah
00:35:06
it's weird it's like where do you think I'm from
00:35:08
um Edmonton Oilers is there oil in
00:35:11
edmont you know what Edmonton is the the
00:35:14
number one Oil Capital wow you're really
00:35:18
El pretty good at this yeah no I'm
00:35:20
improvising Alberta the oil yeah yeah I
00:35:24
mean my face is the oil capital of the
00:35:25
world let's be honest but I did know
00:35:27
that I'm going to eing I've been there a
00:35:29
couple times isn't that near bamp yes
00:35:31
see look at me improvised look at this
00:35:33
did you see that I just pulled that out
00:35:34
I love history wow so do you have any
00:35:37
skills like like that you feel like are
00:35:39
like oh I got this from improv or what
00:35:41
happened as a child that made you feel
00:35:43
like this was the like gravitates people
00:35:46
towards improv you know what I'm saying
00:35:48
like you know what I'm trying to say
00:35:49
yeah yeah I think I was always
00:35:51
improvising early on like and my parents
00:35:53
hated my guts for it um I think I was
00:35:57
like like a bit too much in my own
00:35:59
household but my best friend Annie at
00:36:01
her house we were little little and her
00:36:03
mom had a magazine subscription to like
00:36:05
Mary CLA or something is that an
00:36:07
American Magazine it's French it's
00:36:08
French Canadian probably I don't know
00:36:09
Mary CLA yeah oh you have it everyone
00:36:11
has it it's been over for about 20 years
00:36:13
but yeah so she had this giant stack in
00:36:15
the living room in this basket it was
00:36:16
like a magazine basket and we'd have all
00:36:18
of our friends over and I would read sto
00:36:20
like I would pretend I was a
00:36:21
kindergarten teacher reading stories but
00:36:22
I would open the magazine and be like
00:36:24
once upon a time there was a like it
00:36:25
would be like a woman in an AO ad or
00:36:27
something i' be like and she was in the
00:36:28
garden and I would turn and I would just
00:36:29
make up the whole magazine based on the
00:36:31
pictures so you're a liar I'm a
00:36:33
pathological liar and you turned it into
00:36:36
a career yes but from early days like
00:36:38
and then that's why I think when I
00:36:39
started doing standup I was like oh this
00:36:40
doesn't feel like it has the playful
00:36:42
element that I like like the idea of
00:36:44
like oh Anything could happen right now
00:36:46
I mean did you see what happened to the
00:36:48
Oscars in the Hollywood Bowl with Dave
00:36:50
shelle I mean anything could happen
00:36:52
these days guess I guess so yeah but
00:36:53
imagine if you had to make up your set
00:36:55
with another person like so then you
00:36:57
don't know what I'm going to say so you
00:36:58
don't know what you're going to say and
00:36:59
then we just start building off of each
00:37:00
other well that's just having a
00:37:01
conversation yeah you're doing it now
00:37:03
with you believe it I mean barely but
00:37:05
you're doing
00:37:06
it so I just interrupt someone for an
00:37:09
hour I could do that yeah it's now
00:37:12
you're a male improviser see you you've
00:37:13
already you're climbing the ranks I can
00:37:16
incredible um but what I'm so curious
00:37:19
about this because it's making me think
00:37:21
like I definitely God I see what you
00:37:23
mean of like feeling like a phony of
00:37:25
like repeating yourself kind of thing
00:37:28
didn't could way it and I don't know I I
00:37:32
just got bored so fast and maybe it was
00:37:34
because I had already done so much
00:37:36
improv that it felt like I was missing
00:37:38
that uhhuh but like how did you pick
00:37:40
what you were going to talk about I
00:37:42
would just kind of like talk to myself I
00:37:44
don't know I mean I'm not maybe this was
00:37:46
the problem I don't know how you come up
00:37:48
with material but I guess I would just
00:37:49
like think of things I don't know and
00:37:51
say and basically I would put on voice
00:37:53
memo and I would improvise through the
00:37:55
joke so many times until it became
00:37:56
written okay how do you do it get on
00:37:59
your little
00:38:01
typewriter your diary by the way can I
00:38:05
show you can I actually I took a picture
00:38:08
of it oh did you okay so I recently
00:38:11
bought a typewriter that has to write
00:38:13
jokes on no you didn't yeah hold that
00:38:16
thought it has no internet on it and
00:38:18
it's like an actual typewriter and I
00:38:21
love it but how do you do it well it's
00:38:23
like you okay so even if you are on your
00:38:25
little typewriter like what does it look
00:38:26
like why me little why do you have to
00:38:28
it's tiny you can use a big one I am
00:38:32
Husky for a Hollywood actress according
00:38:34
I'll tell you five I used to be 5'11 and
00:38:37
this town beat me down and I'm like 5'9
00:38:39
now how they D I know have you got
00:38:41
shorter yet uh I don't think not yet and
00:38:43
I got converse with kind of like the
00:38:44
platform bottoms I know I knew you had
00:38:46
made it cuz you started wearing the
00:38:48
Illuminati Converse yeah right and my
00:38:50
elastic two laces which okay that's a
00:38:52
weird angle of it but it's that's upside
00:38:55
down oh I've heard of this thing yeah
00:38:56
it's called the free right this I paid
00:38:58
for it so I'm not promoting it uh unless
00:39:01
you guys want to send me a free one but
00:39:02
it's a typewriter that has no Wi-Fi on
00:39:03
it and then you can email it to yourself
00:39:05
that's so yeah I looked into this yeah
00:39:08
why oh why you why script writing oh
00:39:11
right oh well why don't you just go on
00:39:14
set why don't you just she's surf and
00:39:15
turf baby but why would you need to
00:39:18
write you could just shoot an improvised
00:39:20
movie like you could just show up on set
00:39:21
be like what do you guys want to make a
00:39:22
movie about okay let's do it produce it
00:39:24
pay for it
00:39:25
okay need bye by the way you know that I
00:39:29
actually that's actually a very good
00:39:30
idea let's do
00:39:32
it we'll storyboard it we won't write a
00:39:34
single I'm so annoyed at how good of an
00:39:37
idea that is let's do it we could do
00:39:39
that in like a week let's do it in a
00:39:40
week okay cuz here's the other thing you
00:39:42
know bring the beef gang back what's
00:39:44
that oh the be okay get the beef gang
00:39:46
got it got it um I was like is that some
00:39:48
that sounds like an improv troop the
00:39:50
beef gang yeah yeah you know what I mean
00:39:52
it's it's it's 12 of the most incredible
00:39:54
50-year-old white guys they're the
00:39:56
funniest world they're in every AT&T
00:39:58
commercial you know them from every like
00:40:00
big um I mean look I love this basically
00:40:04
this group I mean here's the thing
00:40:06
though like Paul Shear Rob Hubble I mean
00:40:07
I've done a lot of stuff with Rob Hubble
00:40:09
he is such God sexually only oh yeah
00:40:12
yeah we've not worked together yet Jason
00:40:13
man zukas is an animal why does he have
00:40:15
stars next to his oh because Nicole Byer
00:40:17
is performing so they're swapping out
00:40:19
Jason and Nicole are both this these are
00:40:20
Chicago shows copy that I love Nicole
00:40:22
Byer me too um wait what was I just
00:40:24
going to say before you der you did lot
00:40:26
of stuff sexually with you with with you
00:40:28
um I always want to make a movie so
00:40:30
before when you're um shooting something
00:40:33
you normally have not so much anymore
00:40:34
because no one has money anymore um in
00:40:36
our business um because uh I love
00:40:38
complaining about that because
00:40:39
podcasting is what has ruined it and I'm
00:40:40
like ah there's no money in movies
00:40:41
anymore I'm going to go do bird Cher
00:40:43
podcast like all the things that have
00:40:44
taken from meanwhile this woman just
00:40:45
bought herself a literal $3,000 fucking
00:40:48
typewriter it was not $3,000 but I know
00:40:51
they're spency you can't deny it they
00:40:53
are more did you see the resentment when
00:40:54
I said I paid for it it was more
00:40:56
expensive than it should have been
00:40:57
um and uh unless you guys want to send
00:40:59
me a free one promo code whitness why
00:41:01
would you need to promo code Whitney
00:41:03
because promo code greedy Pro C greedy
00:41:07
um so okay so before you shoot something
00:41:10
there's like standin that will come and
00:41:12
they will like kind of lifelessly read
00:41:15
the what they need to read and they'll
00:41:17
just stand there awkwardly and stare at
00:41:18
each other in the position you need to
00:41:19
be in I've always wanted to shoot those
00:41:22
takes and make a movie the the other
00:41:25
side of the movie that's such a good
00:41:27
idea I
00:41:28
agree that of just the standin being
00:41:30
like so what are you doing later and
00:41:32
then they do like these weird kisses
00:41:33
where they have to like hold a kiss for
00:41:35
like 20 minutes for them to like light
00:41:37
it or like even the really dramatic
00:41:39
scenes where they're like fuck you you
00:41:41
took my baby where is my baby I can't
00:41:43
find my baby you ass is this the windy
00:41:46
coming story you're reading wait should
00:41:48
we check on him it's no he's fine um
00:41:51
adversity is good for children uh okay
00:41:53
so there's that I do think an improvised
00:41:55
movie would actually be really funny I
00:41:56
think that when I first moved to LA they
00:41:58
were like trying to do improvised TV
00:42:00
shows and it did not work so well and
00:42:02
seemed like just like as a writer like a
00:42:04
very annoying way to be like but I'm
00:42:05
also a writer so pay me as a writer what
00:42:07
a but curb is they tightly script out
00:42:11
like the outline right right and I do
00:42:13
bet like by the time you do enough of
00:42:15
the improvised takes it is almost like
00:42:16
writing it by theend yeah when they have
00:42:17
like a piano on the beach that wasn't
00:42:19
improvised like they had they have per I
00:42:21
know but I even mean like dialogue wise
00:42:23
like if you and I were going to
00:42:24
improvise a scene about like there's one
00:42:26
of these left and who gets it we on like
00:42:27
take 10 we would keep repeating the
00:42:29
funniest things there you go well that's
00:42:31
interesting so it's almost like
00:42:32
improvising to write there's there's
00:42:34
never a script but I bet I mean I don't
00:42:35
know what am I talking about but I would
00:42:37
imagine that's how okay so what what's
00:42:39
your moral stance on that oh I think
00:42:41
that's fine because it's like it's still
00:42:43
coming from like an or organic place
00:42:45
like you're not S I mean it's it's it's
00:42:48
more aive so you're writing it but just
00:42:49
in your head yeah so the that that's
00:42:52
what improv is I mean I'm writing as I
00:42:54
go I'm not not thinking I'm not just
00:42:56
like saying stupid shit how I mean I am
00:42:58
saying stupid shit but but like if we're
00:43:00
doing a scene I'm consciously aware of
00:43:01
like what would be a fun place to take
00:43:03
we're going okay so let me ask you so
00:43:05
when you start it are you like because
00:43:07
that that's also when when you're
00:43:08
writing a TV show you always want to
00:43:10
know where the end of the scene is when
00:43:11
the end of the series is like what
00:43:12
you're writing to so as soon as um
00:43:14
someone's like you're like where are you
00:43:16
you're in the American Girl doll factory
00:43:18
why am I screaming uh no that's me that
00:43:20
was me I was in the AI you're the
00:43:21
audience in the a don't just don't
00:43:23
question genius choices please thanks so
00:43:26
much um and then you're an American girl
00:43:29
like are you like oh it' be great if it
00:43:32
burned down and you like build towards
00:43:34
like do you guys instantly go to where
00:43:35
it should go oh that's interesting well
00:43:37
have you ever heard of the Herold this
00:43:39
is I'm I'm going to lose all of the
00:43:41
ground that I made with making you think
00:43:42
that improv was cool Harold is like I
00:43:44
mean I was kind of joking okay I'm
00:43:47
kidding no now I actually do think it's
00:43:48
more you've made it sound so much cooler
00:43:50
than I've ever thought it was thanks
00:43:52
quit so there's this structure called
00:43:54
the Herold um that's like a big UCB
00:43:56
structure and um it it's like you do
00:43:59
your scene so for example you say
00:44:00
American Girl doll and we would do a
00:44:01
scene like that me me and you and we
00:44:03
would find the game of that scene do you
00:44:05
know what that means yeah okay so like
00:44:07
whatever is the unusual thing that we're
00:44:08
doing maybe you and I are suddenly
00:44:09
playing mother and daughter and we're
00:44:11
there and um you are acting like I'm not
00:44:14
allowed to have a doll a doll even
00:44:15
though you're the daughter so that would
00:44:16
be the unusual thing it's like here's a
00:44:17
little girl that's like Mom you can't
00:44:19
have every doll in here whatever
00:44:20
something like that okay got it so that
00:44:22
that's something unusual we've clocked
00:44:23
it so then in the herald now we're going
00:44:25
to repeat that game but in a different
00:44:28
place in a second beat so like 10
00:44:30
minutes into the show we're going to do
00:44:31
that again but some in a different
00:44:32
location and then at the end of the show
00:44:34
we're going to do it one last time and
00:44:35
we're going to heighten every time and
00:44:37
keep playing that game and keep moving
00:44:38
it sure so there is like Mental Math
00:44:40
going on that's similar to stand up and
00:44:42
that it would be like a call back yes
00:44:44
exactly you know what I mean so so but
00:44:46
we're just like writing those in the
00:44:47
moment right or thinking like when when
00:44:49
someone else is on stage thinking like
00:44:50
okay next when I go out maybe I should
00:44:53
initiate like this so the other person
00:44:54
knows that I'm taking us here right why
00:44:57
would you do like you do like really
00:44:58
funny characters like I love the guy
00:45:01
that finds out a girls never done
00:45:02
mushrooms oh my god do you know that
00:45:04
kind of guy it's I mean the best you're
00:45:06
like honey I am that kind of guy but by
00:45:08
the way I am that guy but also there's
00:45:09
girls that do that too yeah but I find
00:45:12
the the male presence of it so much more
00:45:14
SC of course but the girls are just like
00:45:16
you've never felt joy and like you don't
00:45:19
know but that is so I hate it it's so
00:45:21
condescending and so terrible but then
00:45:22
with the men it adds this weird like
00:45:24
sleepover twist you never felt joy and
00:45:26
also never felt sex like this before but
00:45:29
it's also like you when you do mushrooms
00:45:30
it's all about who you do it with yeah
00:45:32
and I'll do it with you like you got to
00:45:33
do it alone like with me it is it is
00:45:35
always I'll keep you safe totally if you
00:45:37
think of something scary I'll fight it
00:45:39
off and it's also like it's always like
00:45:41
like you're so close-minded like I think
00:45:43
you said this in the like poly Amry is
00:45:45
like you should do that you know what I
00:45:47
mean like just cuz I'm married doesn't
00:45:48
mean we shouldn't do this crazy that you
00:45:50
think those tits are just for you but
00:45:51
actually once you do mushrooms you see
00:45:53
they're kind of for all of
00:45:55
them
00:45:57
like you just don't seem to get it like
00:45:59
you can deep the most Brea like like
00:46:01
deep breath the most breathe you can
00:46:03
deeply the most breathe with my tongue
00:46:06
in your mouth like I don't think you
00:46:07
understand like you should breathe my
00:46:09
oxygen like like it's so wild to me
00:46:12
there was some guy he was like a
00:46:14
masseuse there's so many weird ass
00:46:15
charlatans and like like have you come
00:46:17
across like in LA um I'm curious but
00:46:20
this guy he was like a roll F like that
00:46:22
would roll on the floor laughing
00:46:24
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00:46:25
roll raing is like when you pull muscles
00:46:28
like and like massage them real good or
00:46:30
something and he convinced all these
00:46:32
girls that if they his seamen would no
00:46:36
no I why I look at
00:46:37
Pat no but he's really good at filming
00:46:41
okay no wait is this real no this is
00:46:43
real but also he said my seen will help
00:46:46
your muscles this is Will no will help
00:46:48
you see God or something like that but
00:46:50
like to put it on the muscles or you
00:46:51
have to no like you have to ingest it
00:46:53
and then you'll see God but is the kind
00:46:55
of person susceptible to that going to
00:46:57
suck a dick anyway oh did you have to
00:46:59
suck it to get it fresh or can you bake
00:47:00
it into a mu you say fresh in ways that
00:47:03
have ruined the word for me like you're
00:47:06
gay oh this is fresh like fresh seen
00:47:09
like you really have ruined that word
00:47:11
for me sorry you've adulterated a word
00:47:13
that was very innocent before he was
00:47:15
like a massage the I don't know he
00:47:17
convinced them I don't know but I'm just
00:47:18
saying it's like the people that like
00:47:19
succumb to Scientology I'm like maybe
00:47:22
they need to be in the castle oh
00:47:23
interesting these are people that if
00:47:25
they're susceptible to that it's like
00:47:27
hey come to our cult you you you think
00:47:29
you're not susceptible to a cult oh dude
00:47:32
I've tried they won't take me okay I I
00:47:34
asked too many questions interesting I
00:47:36
tried to join Scientology they weren't
00:47:38
having it oh hi everyone real quick I am
00:47:41
going on tour it is called the big baby
00:47:43
tour it is starting this summer I'm
00:47:45
going to be in Alabama Missouri
00:47:48
Mississippi Las Vegas I will be at the
00:47:50
Mirage on July 6th yes I'm looking at my
00:47:52
computer cuz there's no way I can
00:47:54
memorize all these I'm going to be in
00:47:55
San Francisco at cobs working out new
00:47:57
material Tempe Arizona Tulsa uh on
00:48:00
October 9th then I'm going to be in
00:48:01
Kansas City Dallas Texas Austin Texas
00:48:03
Houston Texas Eerie Pennsylvania New
00:48:05
York New York I'll be at the Beacon
00:48:06
Theater September 28th Grace ali um from
00:48:09
Bri uncut is going to be featuring for
00:48:11
me then I'm going to be going to
00:48:12
Charleston South Carolina Durham North
00:48:14
Carolina Washington DC the Warner
00:48:15
Theater Atlantic City Chicago Illinois
00:48:18
Atlanta Georgia Nashville Tennessee
00:48:20
Denver Colorado Salt Lake City San Diego
00:48:22
Orlando Jacksonville Boston I'm doing
00:48:24
two shows in Boston holy shit we add at
00:48:27
a show at the Wilbur Theater and then I
00:48:28
want to be in Connecticut at the Fox
00:48:29
wordss Casino so come see me cuz I'm
00:48:31
going to get Lyme disease and Parish oh
00:48:34
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00:50:54
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00:50:57
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00:51:15
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00:51:17
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00:51:18
or they're just relieved that I'm not I
00:51:20
didn't die from weed overdoses I don't
00:51:23
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00:51:47
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00:51:49
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I think that's worded weird but just
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Whitney genucell.com
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I tried to join Scientology they weren't
00:53:37
having it this was a long time ago
00:53:40
really maybe I should try now and see
00:53:41
yeah I'm too like were you trying to be
00:53:42
like an investigative journalist or did
00:53:44
you really I like work
00:53:47
Scientology no I wanted to like live
00:53:49
there I was like broke when I first
00:53:51
moved to LA they say like we'll give you
00:53:52
an acting job we like you can live here
00:53:55
they have brunch on Sunday
00:53:57
like I'm hungry and I have no place to
00:53:58
sleep can I please be a Scientologist
00:53:59
yes and the guy from My Name is Earl is
00:54:01
right there I was like I'm so I was so
00:54:04
in on it you you just wanted it like you
00:54:06
didn't need you didn't feel like you had
00:54:07
some sort of emotional deficit that
00:54:08
you're like I need to know my alien
00:54:10
number and Get Zapped by the Boppers
00:54:12
like you didn't want that part you just
00:54:13
wanted a place no I wanted a job and a
00:54:15
family okay oh you did want the family
00:54:16
see I'm surprised I didn't get you yeah
00:54:18
I dude trust me I think I'm too um I'm
00:54:21
too mouthy interesting like I wouldn't
00:54:24
be a good like cult person but theyve
00:54:26
had some people in there that are pretty
00:54:28
I mean yeah I wouldn't look at Tom Cruz
00:54:30
and be like that guy can keep a secret
00:54:33
but he's a good actor so he can pretend
00:54:34
he can but you're a good actor thank you
00:54:37
but I guess maybe they didn't know yet
00:54:38
because you I'm a woman that's so true I
00:54:41
know and we can't keep our mouth shut so
00:54:42
much easier to kill and do away with
00:54:43
within
00:54:45
Scientology they should have done that
00:54:47
they yeah I'm unkillable I think you
00:54:49
think so I think I'd be hard to kill
00:54:50
have many tried I think don't you think
00:54:53
I've failed every time like I'm just
00:54:56
kind of like whenever anyone's like
00:54:57
here's some coffee I'm like why' you
00:54:58
make me c like I always like I'm just
00:55:01
very I feel like I'd be like hard to
00:55:02
kill okay imagine this was saw right now
00:55:04
and suddenly like Pat was like on a
00:55:05
little tricycle and he was like only one
00:55:07
of you are leaving this room and the
00:55:08
other one has to be dead and we were
00:55:10
like started to look I guarantee I'd be
00:55:11
the Dead one I I know you would kill me
00:55:13
I wouldn't want to but but I think you
00:55:15
could I just feel like cuz also you have
00:55:17
a better idea of the lay of the land
00:55:19
like you know what could hurt me in here
00:55:20
and I don't really know yet the
00:55:22
skateboard looks promising it I think if
00:55:25
I had to kill
00:55:27
you uh oh God you could throw that hot
00:55:30
wax from that candle in my face first to
00:55:32
Blind me I don't think that would that
00:55:34
would just be hot you don't think that
00:55:36
would like that I mean I don't know why
00:55:39
I'm giving you all my best ideas I don't
00:55:41
know if you would that wasn't that good
00:55:42
of one I think to start it is to Blind
00:55:45
you for the initiation of to Blind you I
00:55:46
would just push my thumbs into your um
00:55:48
how you going to get me though I'm going
00:55:49
to squirrel around on the floor pretty
00:55:51
quick yeah but your hair is like easy to
00:55:54
like I feel like I feel like if
00:55:56
seriously doing this yeah we are
00:56:00
okay see this is what if you're going to
00:56:02
call my hair easily pullable I beg you
00:56:04
to look in the mirror this no mine is
00:56:06
like really it's like thin and very it
00:56:08
will just come extensions it'll come out
00:56:10
and I have like new mom hair it'll just
00:56:12
come right out you're not going to Well
00:56:14
mine's like blonde fried and it'll it'll
00:56:16
come out oh it looks kind of like like
00:56:18
those individually wrapped cheeses like
00:56:19
really like it looks like a lot of
00:56:21
keratin no see this is why I'm bad at
00:56:23
improv cuz I just get dead serious like
00:56:25
if someone yells something out of the
00:56:27
audience you know like like you're in
00:56:30
the Apple Store like you know that they
00:56:32
C ball they mine C ball in the Congo for
00:56:34
the batteries for Apple right you guys
00:56:36
know that love I think you'd be an
00:56:37
amazing improviser this is already
00:56:38
amazing improv cuz you you're starting
00:56:40
from a grounded place then you can get
00:56:41
whacky cuz yeah you you're just like
00:56:43
we're in the Apple storm like you mean
00:56:44
we're in the mines mining the lithium
00:56:47
with babies on our back I love this so
00:56:49
you just kind of play the same character
00:56:50
in every single scene just like woman
00:56:52
who's upset at the institution the red
00:56:54
pill oh wow the American Girl doll store
00:56:56
way to ruin the images of the of the
00:56:58
small kids forever a way to just give
00:57:00
pedophiles exactly what they want right
00:57:03
yeah you get tagged out pretty quick
00:57:04
yeah I feel like that's a standup
00:57:06
whereas you guys we're in the American
00:57:07
Girl doll store I'm like no one thinks
00:57:09
this is weird right no one thinks it's
00:57:11
weird that these are just like little
00:57:13
sexy dolls so wait so then like no one
00:57:15
else thinks they're
00:57:16
sexy yeah I'm like there's only one
00:57:18
woman in the store looking up all the
00:57:19
skirts and it's you but so I ask you the
00:57:22
same question then cuz you asked me
00:57:23
about like childhood improv connection
00:57:25
so your childhood standup connection is
00:57:27
it that like calling out things all the
00:57:28
time I think there's that it was the
00:57:30
calling out the elephant in the living
00:57:31
room because when you're raised in
00:57:32
alcohol there's always some elephant in
00:57:34
the living room that no one will mention
00:57:36
like no one's going to mention the fact
00:57:37
that Mom has a black eye and is wearing
00:57:39
sunglasses inside but isn't a rapper
00:57:41
like what are we do like there's that
00:57:43
and there was a lot of secrets and lies
00:57:44
kind of thing and you kind of like want
00:57:46
to like um and then my dad was also kind
00:57:49
of very uh question everything guy you
00:57:52
know he was like the when he would like
00:57:54
quiz me for like history stuff uh I
00:57:56
would like memorize everything on the
00:57:58
quiz and then he would be like well how
00:57:59
do we know the book is right oh you know
00:58:02
what I mean just making me the most
00:58:03
paranoid kind of like always made me
00:58:05
question things and then um needing to
00:58:08
get attention like I my alcoholic
00:58:11
parents they would watch TV and I
00:58:12
remember just being like I got to get in
00:58:14
the Box wow like I got to get in
00:58:16
there wow you
00:58:21
know sad dark what something you might
00:58:24
want to punch in on uh from what you
00:58:26
were talking about earlier there's there
00:58:28
is a TV show that's improv but it looks
00:58:31
scripted or whatever what's it called
00:58:32
murderville oh
00:58:34
yeah you you know that one I know it I
00:58:37
don't know it solving small town murder
00:58:39
crime I bet the the writer Guild's
00:58:42
pretty psyched about
00:58:44
it um but that makes perfect sense to me
00:58:46
because you so you're like a critical
00:58:48
thinker and you like attention so that
00:58:50
seems like perfect recipe for and I like
00:58:52
can't like I think that it has to be
00:58:54
like like and I think a lot of people
00:58:55
listen that tring to figure out what
00:58:56
they want to do with their careers is
00:58:57
the only reason I'm being so boring
00:58:58
about this I think it's like what's the
00:58:59
thing you like you have a bee in your
00:59:01
mouth about you know what I mean wait
00:59:03
you think a lot of people listen to your
00:59:04
podcast because they don't know what
00:59:05
they want to do with their
00:59:08
career is that not true oh okay you mean
00:59:11
like in the industry I thought you were
00:59:12
saying like there's some woman in Ohio
00:59:13
right now that's like is nursing school
00:59:15
for me Whitney
00:59:17
please I mean I don't know I mean I who
00:59:20
listens to podcast do you know yes
00:59:23
everyone we're talking about UCB this is
00:59:25
a pretty tiny slice of sort of inside
00:59:28
baseball okay you're right right I feel
00:59:30
like we might as well just keep going
00:59:31
down this path well improv is like a
00:59:33
universal thing you could go watch at
00:59:34
any City maybe not I actually think
00:59:36
everyone should take improv classes
00:59:38
because it's like and it it makes you
00:59:39
better in any job you do did you take
00:59:42
it okay I I just here's my thing mommy
00:59:46
won't eat her own
00:59:48
pudding so I got so insulted you said
00:59:51
Mommy and I'm like I am one so I did go
00:59:53
to Groundlings once and I was the person
00:59:57
who was just like uh like I like before
01:00:00
I get on the ground and pretend to be a
01:00:02
lion like is so same conversation at
01:00:04
Scientology I couldn't I couldn't get
01:00:06
like they're like you're a lion and I'm
01:00:07
like am I in a zoo am I in the wild is
01:00:09
it a sanctuary I'm a male lion female
01:00:11
lion like I just I get too bogged down
01:00:15
in logistics what mental illness is that
01:00:18
hot girl syndrome must be I can't just
01:00:20
be like I'm a lion I just was like you
01:00:22
know that like lions actually like sleep
01:00:24
most of the time so should I just like
01:00:26
like I could oh interesting yeah so you
01:00:27
get like hyp specific because yeah with
01:00:29
improv it's like when it's like be an
01:00:30
animal be a this it's like well do you
01:00:32
want me to be like the stereotypical
01:00:34
version that is fake or like have your
01:00:37
own take on I was the kid that when I
01:00:38
was like eating rots I'm like this isn't
01:00:40
what bananas tastes like like whoa grape
01:00:42
gum I was like grapes don't taste like
01:00:44
this Like Comics were kind of like the
01:00:46
annoying callar outers did you have
01:00:48
friends no so elementary school kids
01:00:51
were like it's just a banana yeah I know
01:00:53
but that it doesn't taste like banana we
01:00:54
have to call the comp I would like write
01:00:55
letter to companies no oh yeah and say
01:00:59
the bananas aren't banan I was trying to
01:01:00
help like I thought I was helping I was
01:01:02
like this is just not what a banana
01:01:03
tastes like like you should talk to your
01:01:04
workers and they're like the candy the
01:01:06
elves that make the runs wow the elves
01:01:09
that make the runs you know what I mean
01:01:10
like I just there's something about I
01:01:11
don't know what it is what trauma it is
01:01:13
or nature nurture but like Comics it's
01:01:15
like if things aren't true we lose our
01:01:17
minds you're a truth seeker can you tell
01:01:19
someone's
01:01:22
lying ask question on all the side I'm
01:01:24
lying to myself about them lying you
01:01:28
know what I mean ask me a question else
01:01:30
and I'm going to either lie or tell the
01:01:31
truth and you can tell me what um do you
01:01:35
think I'm
01:01:37
funny you can't ask
01:01:40
that cuz cuz imagine it was going to be
01:01:42
so much worse by the way ask me like a
01:01:45
different question do you think because
01:01:47
obviously yes I think you're funny otherwise I wouldn't be here that's too
01:01:49
easy I know but it's like one of those
01:01:50
things where it's like if you protest
01:01:53
too much it sound someone did this to me
01:01:55
once on a show
01:01:56
were like it was like a lie detector
01:01:58
test and they were like do you think Amy
01:01:59
Schumer is funny and I was like wait
01:02:00
wait you were hooked up to a lie
01:02:01
detector yes on like toe for Grace's
01:02:03
podcast or something and it was like do
01:02:05
think and I was like H there no oh my
01:02:07
God I can't even hear about that I was
01:02:08
sweating so much cuz I was like this is
01:02:10
so annoying okay so you started being
01:02:11
like I think she's well I of course I
01:02:13
love no of but I was 100% I was like
01:02:17
what I just did and that's your
01:02:18
biological sister it's shocking I can't
01:02:21
believe it
01:02:24
wow I can't believe you you hooked
01:02:27
yourself up to that ask you a question
01:02:29
to see if you're lying yeah um like not
01:02:32
just a yes or no one like okay okay I
01:02:34
got okay give me one second um do you
01:02:37
think Tom Cruz is
01:02:39
gay yes I
01:02:42
do wait is it is so I need to figure out
01:02:45
if you're Li lying about thinking he's
01:02:48
gay not if he okay I think oh you think
01:02:51
I know you think I'm the one person in
01:02:53
the world that knows he's not by the way
01:02:55
apparently I talked to someone that he
01:02:56
was I guess with for a very long time
01:02:58
was like he's not yet he's also a good
01:03:00
actor so that's the thing about actors
01:03:02
is they're also they get prizes for
01:03:03
lying so who knows yeah um I think you
01:03:08
are not or uh wait what did you say I
01:03:10
said I think he's
01:03:12
gay I don't think you think that I do
01:03:14
think that really your lay meter is way
01:03:18
he gay I think I mean I think I've been
01:03:20
told that enough that I just started to
01:03:22
believe it also something about me I'm
01:03:23
like Ella Enchanted remember when an
01:03:24
haway did that movie she was cursed by a
01:03:26
witch and anything that anyone told her
01:03:27
to do she'd do it I'm kind of like that
01:03:29
like if someone tells me something
01:03:30
enough I'm like that's true that's so
01:03:32
funny well I think most actor there's a
01:03:35
lot of gayness about being an actor he
01:03:38
does wear makeup for a living he does
01:03:40
like you know I guess I just can't
01:03:42
imagine that anyone who's that involved
01:03:44
in a system like that isn't being
01:03:46
oppressed in many different ways uh
01:03:50
Scientology oh I see what you mean like
01:03:52
that the there's like something that
01:03:54
you're Reckoning with internally that
01:03:55
makes you kind of fall under the spell
01:03:58
of something else stup just stupidity
01:03:59
though there's I think there we're in an
01:04:01
epidemic where we forgot that some
01:04:02
people are just stupid do you know what
01:04:04
I'm saying we're sort of like how could
01:04:06
you get mad at me cuz I didn't identify
01:04:08
you this way it's like some people are
01:04:09
dumb some people didn't go to school
01:04:11
some people are just like silly gooses
01:04:12
some people were child actors silly
01:04:14
geese by the way I'm alert of course the
01:04:17
Canada bitch knows the plural for geese
01:04:20
but wait I see what you mean but I also
01:04:22
yeah because also that's part of the way
01:04:24
that they hold him is like a like a gay
01:04:26
sex tape or something a gape yeah or
01:04:28
they made them her their number one big
01:04:31
candy boy and he can't do anything to
01:04:33
jeopardize what's a candy boy like candy
01:04:35
like vending machine sweet treat winner
01:04:38
golden guy can I ask you a question this
01:04:40
is like I don't mean to go a political
01:04:42
oh no please I know you don't want talk
01:04:44
about okay what is it no I'm kidding I'm
01:04:46
kidding when you get out of the shower
01:04:48
oh it's political okay mhm who does my
01:04:50
body belong to the
01:04:52
government smart any other questions wi
01:04:55
smart
01:04:56
do you put on body lotion I absolutely
01:05:01
piggish oilly slopp asly cover myself
01:05:05
from head to toe in any lubricant I can
01:05:08
get my hands on and she looks like
01:05:10
marzipan I have seen clips of this and
01:05:12
I'll tell you I've been rolling over my
01:05:13
grave and yes I've been dead for 50
01:05:15
years but the clips of these beautiful
01:05:16
young women say they don't lotion I
01:05:18
would Puff into dust and fly away my
01:05:20
skin gets so I can't even wash my face
01:05:22
and go like you ever get like a laser
01:05:24
facial and they do they'll do like
01:05:25
alcohol not like um I don't know what it
01:05:27
is I'm getting something that Tak
01:05:29
minutes I drink baby blood you do um not
01:05:32
from yours I hope uh no he's a little
01:05:34
stubborn um but they they they like
01:05:36
clean the face and then they they're
01:05:38
doing the facial I'm like you have to do
01:05:39
it now I have I have like a five minute
01:05:41
window before I have to get lotion back
01:05:42
on this thing where it hurts to even
01:05:44
smile how about this I take a shower
01:05:47
I'll do you one better I take a shower
01:05:49
and as I'm has the washing the
01:05:51
conditioner out I take grapes seed oil
01:05:53
and put it all over my body heaven while
01:05:56
I'm still in the shower so there's no
01:05:59
time that my skin love hits oxygen while
01:06:02
it doesn't have some kind of em molate
01:06:05
so you have some sort of like um Car
01:06:07
Wash shammy that you use to towel off
01:06:08
after then cuz you're just ruining every
01:06:10
piece of cloth in your home to it is a I
01:06:12
mean I would like the guy that I'm
01:06:15
dating did slip and almost F because oil
01:06:18
my home is covered in oil I mean that
01:06:20
because I'm just such an oily slick
01:06:22
bitch at all times I need it yeah the
01:06:25
bath is a a real Hazard or you ever get
01:06:27
a spray tan not in a while but they make
01:06:29
you shower and not lotion they're like
01:06:32
shower and come to us four hours after
01:06:34
without any lotion on or anything
01:06:35
couldn't do it I did that I looked like
01:06:38
St bumi within 20 minutes I find it so
01:06:40
painful that's really interesting it's I
01:06:42
know a lot of people are just it's white
01:06:43
women are wild dude do you wash your
01:06:45
legs yeah okay good see it must be a
01:06:48
Canada thing I'm doing loofah everywhere
01:06:51
and I don't know when I'm supposed to be
01:06:52
throwing out my loofah quick a
01:06:57
quicker no I've had it for like two
01:07:00
years no no no no quicker than you think
01:07:03
two years listen I'm telling you right
01:07:05
now I moved to LA 5 years ago I bet I
01:07:07
bought this Lua when I arrived my this
01:07:09
is bad news dude this is literally where
01:07:11
Co started in her shower what do you
01:07:13
mean Qui I'm telling you I think what
01:07:15
quick a month I do a I do a loofah um M
01:07:19
like a m like a glove that's lofa has
01:07:22
fingers or no they got fingers yeah that
01:07:24
you put on she can go up so you get yes
01:07:26
so you get in your butt and all that
01:07:27
kind of stuff like I just had a kid I I
01:07:31
hate you cuz like yours is just like a
01:07:34
big like baseball bat mine's like a
01:07:36
fuzzy yeah like no it's like the thing
01:07:37
with the the the loop and then it's like
01:07:39
a it looks like a ladies tutu like a
01:07:42
piece of
01:07:43
coral what those those you have to get
01:07:46
rid of like those those aren't even for
01:07:49
sale anymore no no those are those are
01:07:52
like made of plastic no they're made of
01:07:54
lofa do you know what is coral it's a
01:07:57
thing it's not those are and they're
01:07:59
always cold for some
01:08:01
reason so gross you're such a wait when
01:08:04
when should I throw it out already wait
01:08:06
don't forget I lotion I lotion no no
01:08:08
that's even worse you're just like
01:08:09
moving all the bacteria around Oh no
01:08:11
you're in so much trouble I have to
01:08:12
Google this I'm actually panicking no
01:08:14
the ones that are like like
01:08:24
fabricyellow 3 weeks it's basically a
01:08:27
wet Market also by the way did aloa
01:08:29
write that 3 weeks why you think it's
01:08:32
too long or too short week
01:08:35
Max God I
01:08:38
know I think this is what your friends
01:08:40
are talking about when it comes to the
01:08:41
slutty smell like why do you smell like
01:08:43
chlamydia it's my loofah bring me your
01:08:46
lofa now and let me sniff it I use okay
01:08:48
well you know can I actually I just
01:08:51
switched it out today I just no didn't I
01:08:53
swear bring the one from the garbage I
01:08:55
swear to God I'm actually so fucking
01:08:57
then the other one should still be in
01:08:58
the garbage the other one should still
01:08:59
be in the garage understand this is me
01:09:00
doing improv I have to go home and I'll
01:09:02
be right back to prove something it
01:09:04
better be filled with skin why is there
01:09:06
nothing having this is my trash can
01:09:09
today and I threw these out today those
01:09:13
are exfoliating gloves that's different
01:09:15
from what I have I would also not let
01:09:16
those look okay but wait those also look
01:09:18
brand new yeah I've used them can I have
01:09:21
them they go see feel that one I can't
01:09:23
touch it I can't I'll touch where you're
01:09:26
touching it's wet yes I'm saying they're
01:09:30
they stay wet for days like you can't
01:09:32
just keep them around even your garbage
01:09:34
looks brand new you're a
01:09:35
psychopath
01:09:37
Virgo um but aloa yeah I just I don't
01:09:40
know I'm worried about a lot of our like
01:09:42
women's hygiene at the moment I'm
01:09:44
learning a lot of pretty horrifying
01:09:45
things do you put soap on those when you
01:09:47
go for it or just yes soap first and
01:09:50
then so you're kind of lathering and
01:09:51
exfoliating all at once all at the same
01:09:53
time yeah do you ever do it dry dry L
01:09:56
I'll use a dry brush for lymphatic
01:09:58
drainage okay yeah you do that you do
01:10:01
your dry brush in over there I'm not
01:10:03
doing I got a dry brush but I never used
01:10:05
it cuz I was like what is this why'd you
01:10:07
get it I just got someone sent it to me
01:10:08
yeah some pervert on the internet yeah
01:10:11
the P but I've been doing lymphatic
01:10:13
drainage where you like put your fingers
01:10:14
on your face and you like shove all your
01:10:16
guts down into your
01:10:18
belly you know what I mean where they're
01:10:20
like you SC you scoop it and you squirt
01:10:21
it up from the sides and then you spart
01:10:23
it down and slim it down your throat
01:10:25
there some sort of idea about that I've
01:10:26
been making you gag a lot on this
01:10:28
podcast but you really have I know
01:10:30
because like I don't like know you like
01:10:32
this and I'm a little bit like I'm just
01:10:33
used to being like do you want to change
01:10:35
your panties for this take what other
01:10:37
kind of Gr stuff can I tell you I wonder
01:10:39
I do feel like beautiful girls like you
01:10:41
are always lowkey gross do you not wash
01:10:43
your jeans I wash my jeans okay we're
01:10:46
good what about like I your I feel like
01:10:48
your makeup bag is just like brushes are
01:10:50
just like loose no I wash my brushes
01:10:53
okay with your loofah
01:10:56
what I do here's two gross things that I
01:10:58
do that I wonder if they'll surprise you
01:11:00
sometimes if I don't remember if I put
01:11:01
de on I'll do it quick I'll just go by
01:11:05
the way to taste it yeah because if if
01:11:07
it immediately
01:11:11
scringy you use deodorant I use the most
01:11:14
heavy metal like B like Alzheimer's
01:11:20
powered taste literally I've tried the
01:11:23
natural I can't do it okay itchy the
01:11:26
natural stuff to me why do you need it
01:11:28
at all because I'm a stink
01:11:32
bastard you don't need to wear deodorant
01:11:34
yes I do why who's it for me I can't
01:11:38
stand it are you kidding I can't even
01:11:39
sleep if I feel like I smell like
01:11:40
anything well then you but then get a
01:11:42
new loofah because it's all about
01:11:44
exfoliating the dead skin cells when we
01:11:46
have Bo it's from dead skin there's no
01:11:47
way you I think the smell that's coming
01:11:49
from me is coming from my nucleus
01:11:51
there's no way there's anything I'm
01:11:52
doing externally that could ever stop it
01:11:54
from happening but is it sweat or is it
01:11:56
Bo I believe it's my bad
01:12:00
thoughts it is your memories I truly
01:12:02
believe it's evil thoughts and bad
01:12:04
memories that are coming out of my
01:12:05
armpits because it's like I I'm telling
01:12:08
you I could scrub a dub as hard as I
01:12:10
possibly could in the shower it's like
01:12:11
the same like if I come with if if I
01:12:13
don't moisturize my face within minutes
01:12:15
it's so dry if I don't put deodorant on
01:12:17
within minutes I'm already smelling like
01:12:18
I've been working
01:12:20
out what's wrong with me I don't know if
01:12:22
this is true though who tells you this I
01:12:25
I I can do my own but I also have a very
01:12:27
sensitive sniffer so anything so maybe
01:12:30
it could be in my head but anything like
01:12:31
I can't even sleep if I could smell like
01:12:32
Hairspray in my hair or anything like
01:12:34
that I I got traumatized by the fact
01:12:37
that one time I was hooking up with a
01:12:39
guy I don't know how I do it
01:12:42
there's I don't even know what hooking
01:12:44
up means anymore I don't know if it was
01:12:46
whatever but I don't know why he like
01:12:49
licked near my armpit and I you know
01:12:52
when you're like eyes are closed when
01:12:53
you're hunging up with something but you
01:12:54
kind of have them half open see what
01:12:55
they're doing yeah I do that to the
01:12:56
dentist too
01:12:59
yeah wa he
01:13:01
licked and I was kind of like had my
01:13:03
eyes kind of open just to like see what
01:13:04
he was up to just keep an eye on that
01:13:06
little W you know what I mean you never
01:13:07
know and so then I look over and he like
01:13:10
licked near my armpit and then I just
01:13:11
watched him go oh cuz he got the it
01:13:14
because it takes the the deodorant takes
01:13:16
the moisture your tongue that's how
01:13:18
carcinogenic it is yes I mean yeah like
01:13:21
it's a it's kind of a thrill though I
01:13:23
used to put maxi pads at a stylist with
01:13:25
sew Maxi Pats into my shirts because I
01:13:26
would sweat so much on stage wow on
01:13:29
stage oh when you're like filming a
01:13:30
special doing stand up you know
01:13:31
remembering all those things I wrote
01:13:33
right right good for you like you really
01:13:35
showed that you could remember a
01:13:37
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01:13:39
lot so do you guys want to come see the
01:13:41
stuff I
01:13:43
memorized hey guys do you want to pay
01:13:44
money to come see me say a bunch of
01:13:46
things I said yesterday you must have
01:13:48
been a very good student were you
01:13:51
pathologically yeah I was was I the
01:13:55
loser no no did you ever let people copy
01:13:58
off you huh I feel like I or would if
01:14:02
someone asked you would be like I'm
01:14:04
telling teacher no I wasn't that guy
01:14:06
that's good oh yeah we never established
01:14:08
how we would kill each other right I
01:14:09
think you could do it on I mean if the
01:14:11
room was empty and we were in like a
01:14:12
padded cell I believe you could do it on
01:14:13
strength
01:14:15
alone I think so too but you I never
01:14:18
underestimate someone with the will to
01:14:19
live like like I you think I have a
01:14:21
stronger will to live than you I mean if
01:14:23
if like I'm sure you be like
01:14:25
entertaining till the end you would just
01:14:27
like as you were dying you think so you
01:14:29
just like yeah You' be like as I was
01:14:32
killing you just kidding just kidding
01:14:36
still but what would you be like just
01:14:39
you'd be like Bane from I think for me I
01:14:41
feel like did you ever see in Black
01:14:43
Mirror uh the episode called alligator
01:14:45
tears I think it was no I get a little
01:14:47
too scared for oh my God it was so good
01:14:48
and she just had to kill a couple people
01:14:51
and like she didn't want to do it but
01:14:53
she just like did it and and she just
01:14:55
was like really reluctant about it and
01:14:57
like you peeing in the shower basically
01:14:58
same thing same same when you're forced
01:15:00
to like she would just take a baseball
01:15:03
bat and just like do it you know what I
01:15:05
mean wow she was like almost bored I
01:15:07
feel like that's 100% it was like I
01:15:09
don't want to have to do this but just
01:15:10
like did it as quickly as possible and
01:15:12
that's how you feel you that's what I do
01:15:14
with you I feel like I would take
01:15:15
something like that heavy
01:15:17
candle I would like have to straddle you
01:15:19
on the ground and it would just suck and
01:15:21
you'd Bonk Bonk Bonk me until I was dead
01:15:23
yeah or maybe my Rodney Dangerfield uh
01:15:26
achievement Trophy that is really heavy
01:15:28
yeah but it's on my side and now you me
01:15:30
where it I'd move you from that side and
01:15:32
get it and then move you back
01:15:35
yeah yeah even better okay come to my
01:15:37
house and I'll kill you with some of the
01:15:38
stuff I have what would you kill me with
01:15:40
how would you I'm obsessed with the idea
01:15:41
of like how would you kill someone if
01:15:43
you had to if I really had to I well I
01:15:45
would obviously invite you over under
01:15:47
other pretenses well I but but we're
01:15:49
already in the game of see you're doing
01:15:51
what I do at impro like we're in the
01:15:54
room okay you have to kill me so but are
01:15:56
we talking like padded cell so I have
01:15:58
nothing at my disposal no no we're at
01:15:59
your house or we in a room in your house
01:16:01
cuz this was it I also could strangle
01:16:03
you with something like this you really
01:16:05
think you could if I had to or is that
01:16:08
because there's some ways we see people
01:16:09
die in movies that we're like does that
01:16:11
really work in real life I don't know
01:16:12
we've been shown it so much I know and
01:16:14
then you get in there and you're like
01:16:16
actually feel like using that um MacBook
01:16:18
charger would not be that convenient
01:16:20
dude this is the story of my life is
01:16:22
thinking things are going to work B all
01:16:24
take for me is get one hand in before
01:16:26
you're fully around which I would and
01:16:27
then you can't really get a grip on how
01:16:29
do you know you would I just feel that I
01:16:31
would I would have you on your stomach
01:16:33
and my knees would be on your arms see
01:16:36
I've been gay I know what to
01:16:38
do okay you have been gay I was a lesbo
01:16:41
for like two months I know how to
01:16:43
straddle a gal and you and get her shut
01:16:46
the the nail polish in the carpet but
01:16:48
like I have done that before where I've
01:16:49
seen something work so many times in TV
01:16:51
and then I tried to do it in real life
01:16:52
one time I was fighting with this guy
01:16:54
and I just I was in my 20s like you know
01:16:58
and it was like a dramatic moment and we
01:17:00
were just like very immature and
01:17:02
childish it was lot like storming out
01:17:03
and like like like slamming doors and
01:17:05
shit like that and um he like threw
01:17:08
something my direction like a phone or
01:17:11
something and I went to throw like a
01:17:13
wine bottle oh full wine bottle it was
01:17:16
like half full you know and I was like
01:17:17
oh this like smash everywhere and it
01:17:19
just was like thud and it like rolled
01:17:21
away it was so embarrassing wow in that
01:17:24
moment we both like stopped fighting and
01:17:25
we're like we we literally were like
01:17:27
that shouldn't that have that was so
01:17:29
weird sugar glass we act we actually
01:17:31
like it ended the fight cuz we both
01:17:32
bonded over how weird it was that it
01:17:34
didn't break wow yeah we were like
01:17:36
shouldn't that have broken that was
01:17:37
weird wow what Jacob's Creek man
01:17:40
resilient that's the name of the
01:17:42
ex-boyfriend
01:17:44
no that's what he call my pussy wow um
01:17:48
okay so let's talk about okay dinosaur
01:17:50
you're going to be in Chicago yes we'll
01:17:51
be in Chicago May 2nd to the 4th she's
01:17:53
going to be guessing do
01:17:55
I'll be making it up cuz I'm a lazy ho
01:17:57
but let me ask you something do you like
01:17:59
will you take like will you ask the
01:18:02
crowd for ideas on this show of course
01:18:05
this show is really fun um sheer Paul
01:18:08
sheeri usually will interview someone
01:18:10
from the audience and then we'll talk to
01:18:12
them for a while and then we'll like do
01:18:13
scenes based off of what they talked
01:18:14
about have you heard of the Shakespeare
01:18:16
improv company yes I know those guys
01:18:18
it's supposed to be amazing yes they're
01:18:20
incredible I have a friend who like says
01:18:23
it's the best thing ever yeah
01:18:25
no I'm just being no women in the troop
01:18:27
though
01:18:28
hyby that's historically accurate wasn't
01:18:30
Shakespeare a woman wasn't that a thing
01:18:33
could be no just starting rumors over
01:18:35
here shakes Barina and then tell me
01:18:36
about your podcast with Ike oh yes okay
01:18:38
so that's the one that Amy is producing
01:18:40
uh it's called the Chris Chapman doover
01:18:42
Ike plays like a you know podcast bro
01:18:45
and I'm like his token female co-host
01:18:47
and Neil Casey's on it too wait I saw
01:18:49
this is this on your Instagram where byy
01:18:51
was yeah yeah yeah um we had get the
01:18:55
invite to do oh um probably oh maybe
01:18:59
said it's because you judged her work
01:19:01
style and on let me check let me search
01:19:04
emails Lisa
01:19:06
L.I
01:19:07
dos. a do org I end these very awkwardly
01:19:13
I love you guys Lisa Gilroy is a genius
01:19:15
um follow her on Instagram and all the
01:19:17
things if you're not because she's just
01:19:18
a goddamn breath of fresh air and genius
01:19:20
and um I believe I discovered her I
01:19:24
believe believe you
01:19:27
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Comedic Actress Lisa Gilroy (Comedy Bang! Bang!, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Jury Duty, History Of The World, Part II) clashes with Whitney Cummings on Improv Comedy vs Stand Up, Hoe Smells, auditioning for Will Smith, Scientology & Cults and more on a brand new episode of the Good For You Podcast. Come see me live: https://whitneycummings.com/ Thank you to our Sponsors! FUNLOVE: https://funlove.com/ Code: WHITNEY ZOCDOC: https://www.zocdoc.com/whitney GENUCEL: https://genucel.com/whitney SHOPIFY: https://www.shopify.com/whitney 00:00 Crowd Work Is Not Synonymous With stand Up 09:30 First Female Director 19:24 You Are The Dorks 29:38 Crowd Work 40:00 There's No Money In Movies 53:36 Tried To Join Scientology 1:04:39 Do You Put On Body Lotion? 📢APPLE PODCASTS » https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/good-for-you-with-whitney-cummings/id1485527143 📢 SPOTIFY » https://spoti.fi/2NDmF40 📢STITCHER » https://www.pandora.com/restricted 📢AMAZON » https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/a04d21cd-1c83-4b3c-9b4b-b4186023c573/Good-For-You 🎥 PREVIOUS VIDEO » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AiBiFOPx_nk 👕 THE GOOD FOR YOU MERCH » store.whitneycummings.com 🛎 Subscribe to the channel it’s WILD here & hit the notification bell so you never miss a GOOD FOR YOU upload! » https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZa3lYPi8caXYxl5DeIzJgg for new videos! ✨ KEEP IN TOUCH WITH WHITNEY: TEXT ME » 818-239-7527 INSTAGRAM » https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser FACEBOOK » https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser TWITTER » http://twitter.com/whitneycummings TIKTOK » realwhitneycummings ☎️ LEAVE US A VOICEMAIL » 818-538-9940 📧 EMAIL US » goodforyoufans@gmail.com 🌟 FIND US ON SOCIALS GOODFORYOUPODCAST: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser 🐘DON’T RIDE ELEPHANTS! ❤

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