The Church of What's Happening Now: The New Testament - Episode #14 - Joey Diaz is a closet pyro
Episode Date: December 4, 2023This week on The Check In Joey Diaz talks with Lee Syatt about the first album he tripped to, comradarie among comedians, his thoughts on Matt Riffe and more! This show is supported by: Support the sh...ow and get 10% off your entire Freeze Pipe order at https://www.thefreezepipe.com with code DIAZ Support the show and download the DraftKings Sportsbook app and use code JOEY. New customers can bet just 5 bucks on the NBA action & score $150 instantly in bonus bets. This episode is brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at https://betterhelp.com/DIAZ and get 10% off your 1st month.
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You know me, trying to put the pieces together, always.
What's up, gentlemen?
How are you doing, Uncle Joey?
What's up, you sexy motherfuckers?
Thanks, buddy. I appreciate that.
I wasn't talking to Lee. I'm talking to you two other people.
No, I didn't say that. I didn't say that.
I didn't say that. I didn't say that.
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Merry Christmas.
They didn't put you on this planet
just to give up.
I thought what Joey could do it.
I can fucking rule the world.
Actually, you got to be thinking.
Welcome back to shit!
How you doing?
Doug, you have no idea what happened to me tonight, guys.
I had a great day.
I had lunch with my brother.
Went to give blood.
Went to the gym.
I had to make calls today.
And I get home about three,
and it's the same old song and dance.
I'm fucking dying at three.
I wait for mercy to come in.
I talked to it for a little while.
Tells me about a homework a day.
and then as soon as she goes to do homework,
I slip into the bedroom and it's nappy noonu time.
Every day three?
Every day at three.
But today I was real,
lately I think I took one nap last week.
But I took this little fucking nappy noonoo.
I get up about 4.30.
I'm like, whoa, I got to get up and get ready for these edibles.
But when I got up, I was out of it.
And I slept good last night.
I got seven and a half last night.
I went to bed at the night.
11 and I woke up at 5
the first fucking time
to pee. That's like
a record for Uncle Joey, right?
So I
get up at 4.30, I
brush my teeth, I
listerina, I wash my face, you know, the whole
thing, and I
come downstairs,
I drink some water,
and all of a suddenly,
I'm starting to fucking, you know,
like when you're about to puke.
Really? Yeah.
Are you eating the edibles?
Are you just sitting there?
No, no, no.
I hadn't eaten the edibles yet.
Oh, shit.
And then the next thing you fucking know,
I'm over there with my shirt off,
sweating profusiously.
And, dog, I was going to call you at like 615
and go, I don't know about the night, guys.
And I got up, I took a tremendous fucking dump.
The whole time I was going to puke.
And I drank a,
IV, liquid IV dog
within 10 minutes.
The phone started ringing and I'm
talking to people.
You know, so it's a beautiful thing.
That's how quick I got.
I got a little buzz to me.
I got my little...
What did you do you do with your lunch today?
I had a steak
and chicken and rice.
Jesus Christ.
I got a new toy now.
You know what I went to light. I took such
a disgusting shit. I had to put
a candle up and I couldn't find a light.
I don't feel like walking to the garage.
So I blasted it with this.
The candle almost melted.
I don't even know why.
I don't even know how I got.
I don't even know what this is.
Hold on.
Let's be honest.
Let's all go.
You love that lighter and you're lighting.
You've never had a candle.
I guess you didn't have a candle in the office.
I think you love, you just love lighting shit with that lighter.
You know, me, I'm a closet.
Whatever the fuck you call those people.
not a klepto, whatever
a pyro.
Piro, yeah.
I just love to say,
my first career
at the age of five,
I was a pyro.
I was a pyro from five to like
fucking seven
until the fire department came
and that was it.
That was the end of my pyro career.
Five to seven.
Jesus.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And now like when I'm saying,
like it's it is crazy to me
that you don't do dabs.
I would think dabs will be right up your alley.
Listen, man, if I need a blowtorch to get high,
it's time for a different fucking party.
You might as well shoot the heroin in it.
Go to Saudi Arabia, pick up a pound,
and take your chances like midnight express.
Holy shit.
I need a bloat's in my fucking house to get high and stuff.
And yeah, people say it's cleaner.
I get it.
But I'm old school.
Listen to that lung, cuck, sucker.
If I do 10 dabs now, the lung will be gone.
This motherfucker's holding on.
Pretty soon I'll be on a list.
Pretty soon I'll be on a list.
I'm fucking along.
I have to wait for a trombone player to die or something like that.
Are you really going to be on a list?
I don't know, but you never know.
You know, anything could happen.
Those dams are crazy.
They're fucking nuts.
And they make them stronger and stronger.
And, you know, I just, I like to get high to enjoy it.
I like the taste of the marijuana.
I'm a fucking old school type of dude
You do it for a reason
Listen, I've quit every fucking thing I've done
And I'll tell you what
I don't even think about quitting marijuana
I take some days off
I call you know
Some nights I don't feel like smoking
And that's fine
Some mornings I leave here at 8
And you know I don't get high until 2, 2.30
So
bam, it's life, you know
but you don't have it you've never once considered quitting weed
why it's the last
piece of what and who the fuck I am
I'm a fucking old fag now I don't do nothing
I don't mug bear I don't do nothing I don't call bookies
no more than harassing I don't do nothing
when were you calling bookies
I don't know I'm just telling you that you know
wheels
so
in my world right now
And it's been like that for years.
It's like when I call my daughter at night,
she comes down here with a fucking teddy bed.
It's a purple one, a big one, you know.
And I'm like, and I don't even say nothing.
I can't say nothing to you about that.
But it's like my teddy bear.
It's the last piece of, I went to the gym the other day,
and I was working out and I put on Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon.
Why, I don't know.
It was there.
I haven't listened.
to it. And
there were parts of that where that's the
first time I ever fucking tripped it.
What did you do for
that one?
I had an acid.
And I, on a six pack of Miculope.
I was about 13, you know.
13. Yeah. And I fucking
went home. I was so high
about 40. I did the acid like
at one on a Sunday.
And I was so fucking high. I went home like
about six.
At night. At night.
And I got home, I tried to get home
before dinner.
And I fucking went into that room
and I had these posters like basketball.
I was a geek, you know.
I had like Led Zeppelin and like Michael Corrin
and the McDonald's all-star, you know.
And I'll never forget at one point.
I said, fuck it.
This ass is too strong.
And I had an eight-track player.
And I had Dark Side of the Moon on eight-track.
And I popped that motherfucker in.
And all of a sudden, I started seeing things.
and I was like, wow, because Pink Floyd had mixed in with my thoughts and what I was seeing on the poster.
And the next thing you know, man, I got up the next morning.
Like, I slept the whole night.
And when I woke up, I puked in the middle of night, but I didn't go to the bathroom.
I just twisted my head and puked on my shoulder.
When I woke up the next morning, I had a dead piece of fucking gum.
And my shirt smelled like a fucking brewery.
but anyway
who cares to talk about that
let's talk about you
Lee Syed how was the weekend in Kansas City
thank you very much
it was fantastic
it was one of the best weekends
I've had in a while
it was really
it was really really fun
talk to me
what happened Thursday night
break it down
so it was just a really
I've had like pretty good weekends
recently
but like you know
like there's always a show
or two like
It doesn't go the way you want it to go.
No, you got five shows.
You're going to die two out of five.
Well, this one, and that's what usually happens.
And this one, pretty much every show,
there was one show that I didn't do as well as I would have liked,
but it was still, like, it was just a very good weekend.
The staff was really amazing.
Like, the coolest part, or one of the coolest parts was,
like, the manager sat me down and, like, took me through her plan for features.
And, like, what it would be like to work.
there, what she looks for in a feature,
like putting shows together. And it was like just cool to see
like someone's actually putting like thought into it and like
what it would look like if I went back. And it was just very cool.
Listen, when I got into comedy, there were a lot of comedy clubs
at the time that had people who
talk to you.
You know, in the mid-90s,
comedy club owners talked to you.
Today I
Or yesterday
A couple days ago
One of the guys I used to talk to a lot about the essence of comedy
Was a guy who did comedy
Did sketch
Got married and he moved on to
Be the comedy club manager in Seattle
His name was Carl Wormonohler
He was there Mondays and Tuesdays for the open mics
Oh, that's cool
He cared
And then there were comedy club owners
or general managers that they cared
and a lot of them knew me
spoke to me but they didn't care for my type of comedy
at the time and that was cool
at least they told you that
right absolutely
but one of the clubs that had it when I came back in 94
was the comedy works in Denver
they had a writing class on Tuesdays
and then from the writing class you went down to the open mic
Okay
And it was
And then after the writing
After the open mic
You talk to the comic again
And he was a good good dude
His name was Matt
Something
We'll remember by the end of the show
So I understand what you're saying
By a manager took the time
It's a lot of fucking fun
Man
There are some good people
Still fucking left in the business
Yeah
And her name is Amanda
And she was laughing
Because she said you called her
during the pen.
She said,
you're like one of the only ones
and you would call her
and just make sure
she was okay.
And it was just,
yeah,
it was,
uh,
it was cool to see.
It was just nice.
I have like,
because I,
on Wednesday before I left on Thursday,
I had like a terrible set.
It was,
like I was just one where like,
people were just staring at me.
And I fought them a little bit and got them a little bit,
but it was just to go.
And then just Josh's crowds are amazing.
So it's,
I've been very lucky.
It was also cool because I wrote a joke with Josh on Thursday,
and I just did, I rewrote it, and I did it every show Friday and Saturday.
And, like, just working on it, like, because I normally would never have the balls to do that.
I always almost always do new stuff only at open mics.
And to test something out.
brand new was pretty cool.
It's always very cool when a joke works.
But what's cooler is when you work with somebody
that you kind of have a camaraderie with
that actually Josh and I did that 30 years ago.
From 95, from the time I met John,
like in 97 and 98, we worked together,
96 and 97,
We knew each other's act.
And he would tell me things.
I would tell him things.
And I'll never forget, by moving to Los Angeles,
we lost half that act.
Because it was Seattle-attitude,
Seattle-based, you know.
So it's really weird how even in the beginning in L.A.,
we're very helpful to one another.
And that's something that you remember forever.
That's why we're still so very tight.
After all the years and all the LA drama,
he got it and I got it how important we were to each other
at one time of our lives.
But it's very nice to see that he's doing it with you and his son now.
Oh, it's been so much fun.
And it's just like the level that he's at
is just like the way he looks at writing and performing
has been very cool.
And seeing him and Jake have a great time together.
Jake, for people who don't know,
he's a 26-year-old son,
and they do a ton of stuff online.
They have a podcast, but they,
he's been doing stand-up for seven months,
and he's doing like 10 to 15
up front and doing, like, a great job.
Okay.
Listen, he grew up around it.
When you grow up around it,
it's like you. You sat there
like fucking Johnny Mummy,
eating edibles.
But the whole time, you were listening.
You were listening.
listening and that's very important to see
people don't have one of the guys I always talk about is Jason Lucas
one of my dearest friends in L.A. I see Jason
Lucas I stop what I'm doing I give him a big hug he gives me a big hug
because we go back to the comedy cabana in Myrtle Beach
South Carolina 1997 maybe no yeah
97 98 and he came up to me he came up to me he
was like an MC or an open micer.
And he goes, how's L.A?
And I'm like, here, another guy is going to tell me he's moving out there.
He's like, I'll be out there in two months.
And I'm like, okay, I'll see you out there.
Say hello at the store.
And one night, he's in the back watching.
And he did that every night.
He paid the 15 bucks to go in there.
And he just watched all those comics.
And it was a whole different set of comics back there.
It wasn't Bill Burr or, you know, nothing like that.
It was Rogan, Paul Mooney, you know.
And then six months later, it became a doorman.
And then two years later, him, Steve Simone, Rick Ramos, they became regulars.
And I was there that night.
And Doug, it was one of the best nights of my life just seeing Steve Simone got drunk.
Really?
Oh, he was crying.
You know, he gets emotional.
That was the biggest night of his life.
Rick Ramoz was on the phone in the hallway with his mother crying.
And just to see that, I was like, damn, I wish I had a mother to share my experiences.
But just to see that was so cool.
The camaraderie in comedy is one of the best fucking camaraderies you'll ever, for me.
For me, there's something about you have friends, and then there's certain comics that,
We just have a camaraderie, you know, and he may live in L.A.
And I live in New York, but when we see each other, we give each other the load down,
and we know what's going up.
If I hear about something, I call him.
If he hears about something, he calls me.
But then to take it back that early, when you were typically broke,
because me and Josh were doing comedy for, we'd split $140 three ways.
For a show?
Yeah.
We did, like, if he had a feature spot in Portland, Oregon,
and he was making $300, he'd take me with him.
I'd sleep in the room next to him and fucking go do spots
because I wasn't doing anything else.
That's awesome.
And he'd throw me $50, whatever.
I wasn't going down there looking for the money.
We did that all the time when I lived in Seattle.
We did that for two years.
After like six months, and he gave me.
I had, he got. And any gig
he got, I got. And it was
a constant. And when
you're an open mic or going into that
feature, you'll
never forget that. Like, you
look at me a fat fuck now. There was a time
when I would, like at lunch,
I'd eat ramen. And all I'd wait
for is for that show. So I
could go to the comedy club
and eat something. Plus,
get money after the show. And we
go to McCormick and Schmitz
and chop up 50 bucks. It was
a $2 menu back then.
You know, that's why I'm
so loyal to McCormick and Schmitz.
Whenever we go to San Jose, that's
the first place we went to after
motherfucking, that
place, the Italian place.
It's great, because, like,
a lot of comics talk about
like being competitive.
Or, like, even on podcast, I hear
comics talking about, like, how competitive
it is. But it is also, like,
I don't, at least at my
level, I haven't really experienced.
that. Like, it's all been, like, everyone's super nice. You go out to eat after, you have a drink after a show. It's not like you're taking it from anybody.
You go to an open mic. You go to a couple open mics. Your friends with a good comedian in your area, whether it's Denver, Chicago, Boston. And you go to open mics. And, you know, there's some open mics that are better than others.
Yeah.
You know
As you know, there's some open mics that
You know, or whatever
And then there's some open mics that
What audience goes, they pay attention
The whole people
Do you get a couple bucks to drive home
You know, it's a nice open mic
He puts up by nine people
Now about nine people he puts out including yourself
There's going to be one person in there
That it's you and him
he's a good host,
starting to feature strong,
and you're in the same position.
You got two options.
You open up your heart to the guy.
If he's a scumbag, then fuck him.
But if you open up your heart to him
and he opens up your heart to you,
remember, two heads are better than one.
And that's where you learn.
Like, when I started doing that with Josh,
it taught me to learn how to work together.
It was like my daycare for comedy.
I was at this fifth year, six year,
and now I was allowed to play in the sandbox with the other savages.
And it just wasn't myself and him.
There was a couple other people in our crew that we run,
Rod Long, we breathe for one another.
He was a headliner.
So if he got a gig, I was part of it.
And if Josh Wolf didn't mind featuring,
he'd fucking take the gig and guess what?
The second show, I'd switch with him,
and I'd host him and let Josh feature it.
That's no ego comedy.
But then you move to a competitive place, like Los Angeles.
Right.
Los Angeles, you start looking at people that you met five, six years ago that couldn't follow you.
And now you get to L.A., and they're getting spots every night.
Right.
Now you have to look at it from a perspective of, like, I hate this guy.
And there's not going to be one of those guys.
There's going to be three of those guys.
You've been doing comedy for eight, nine years, ten years.
You know when you get to LA, you're going to not know to build birds and shit like that because they bring their own feature.
But you're going to know a majority of comics.
And a lot of guys you thought you were funnier than they're going to be kicking ass in that way.
And that, because I can see it would be annoying because I definitely get jealous of people when I see some of their shows.
But it's also sometimes when I look at a comic and I,
And I think I'm better than them.
And I see that they're doing stuff.
I'm like, oh, then I can definitely do it.
Well, that takes time.
Like I said, going over that home takes time.
And once you get over that hump and you're in L.A.,
again, you open your heart to your friends.
If they're scumbags, that's it.
You don't throw, you know, you don't throw them shit no more.
I was thinking about a gig.
I got this audition.
I wanted to be on the show.
so bad
called like Kingpin
or something on NBC
it was the guy that we did
the podcast with from Scarface
got it okay
it was
Emilio Rivera
it was
Danny Trejo
this is I'm talking
if it's
2024
this has to be
2002 2003
I'll never forget getting this auditioning going,
Doug, I'd be fucking, I'd be,
I would love to get this.
It's a guest star.
I would love to get this.
But the more and more I read it,
I saw two people.
I saw Louis Guzman.
And I think he was on the show already.
I don't know, because this was like one of the early episodes,
like episode three.
I had one of the biggest chances.
of my life.
You know, like going in there for episode three.
But the whole time, Lee, I didn't feel comfortable
because the guy for this role was Rudy Moreno.
Okay.
I just felt Rudy.
I just felt fucking Rudy for this episode.
And I got in there and I learned the audition.
I went to a coach.
At that time, my coach was 20 bucks.
He was a black guy that was brilliant, gay guy,
but he had HIV.
I don't know what happened to him.
I lost fucking touch with him.
He taught an acting class and he taught.
Then if he liked you, he, you know, he worked with you individually.
God bless his soul, wherever he is.
I remember I had an audition.
I got late and he met me at one in the morning.
Oh, no shit.
Yeah.
I lived on like, I don't know, Hollywood and Schrader or Hollywood somewhere.
And he lived like maybe eight blocks away on Gower.
Okay.
And he'd go to the Denny's by God.
hour and I'll work with you.
And I remember that. We went over it inside,
but then we went to the parking lot.
It's two in the morning. I'm in him rehearsing
at a parking lot. People walking past us.
It was fucking tremendous.
That's a really cool story.
I don't know if I ever got the roll or not. I don't remember,
but I just remembered it now as I was telling it to you.
Because I called them a couple of times late.
8 o'clock.
You know, in those days, you were getting an audition at 7.
715 they call you and go joy we have an audition for you at 11 o'clock tomorrow you already got a spot at the store at 1130
right and you got to go down there to pick up your 15 bucks god forbid and i i know obviously know what a coach does
but like what why do you like getting a coach for an audition at that point i needed i needed
to bookshed and acting class was great
I was taking cold reading and scene study class and that was great.
But you, with a coach, he shows you things that he opens up things for you, that you're not seeing.
Like little things, like, I want you to think about the moment before you go in that room and call that woman a fucking bitch.
What are you feeling?
You know, like stupid shit.
He'll highlight things for you.
on that paper
that only an experienced actor
would see that you don't see still
because you're green.
It's very helpful.
It's very helpful.
And did you ever,
was there a role that you did
that you had a coach that really helped?
I had a couple coaches.
One was later on
and she was pretty expensive.
But I remember, like,
it was like an investment.
It was like, you're getting this role
for skills,
plus 10%.
Let's throw a round figure up there.
It's $700, right?
And
what the fuck? I can never adjust this.
It's a nightmare right there.
Let's say you're getting $700
for the day.
Now out of that, you've got to pay a commission.
That's $70.
You've got to pay taxes.
All right.
I don't know.
Maybe you clear $480, right?
let's just
she wanted like a hundred dollars
for a half hour
Jesus
So
Think about it
It was
Very
Like I went out
Like I remember going out two times in a row
I'm booking two co-stars
And I was pretty impressed
Because the investment was worth it
But by that time
That was a lot of money
This lady coached like
fucking real people, you know?
I mean, how come you don't think there's that in stand-up?
Or is there that? I haven't heard of that.
What's that? Hold on one second.
Before we get the stand-up and the craziness that comes in stand-up,
one of the best things about doing stand-up where I fucked up was,
the laugh factory in L.A.
offers counseling on Monday nights to comics for the low end of the sag,
whatever, like $29.
And I guess she had worked with people before,
and a lot of people were going to see her,
and I made an appointment, I chickened out.
And I wish I would have gone to see her at that point.
I wouldn't have ended up burnt out or whatever.
Sometimes the same happens in life.
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What's up, dog?
I'm doing great, buddy.
All right.
Let's do it.
Are you feeling okay?
Yeah, I feel great.
All right.
All right, let's go.
So we were talking about why doesn't it work for stand-up?
When you ask that question, I have to answer it from two ways.
You know, I don't fucking know.
For me, it wasn't going to work for me.
Unless, listen, something that I learned from Phil Jackson was,
when he was a player, I wanted to stab him in the heart.
He was the worst Nick in the world.
But you know, guy, that guy went on to win, I don't know, six championships with two teams or something like that.
He saw the game from a different perspective.
And I like that.
And so I'm coming to you from two.
I can't really agree with you.
I can't take somebody's money to coach them, Lee.
Unless I really, really like what they're doing on stage.
And after a point of coaching, I have to manage them.
because if I think they're that good
and they stayed with me for six months
and I'm not raping nobody, you know.
I mean, just speaking,
and it doesn't even have to be you,
but if it was someone like a comic that I trusted
or someone who I trusted,
I would love that.
Like, I'm so jealous
in a very good way of Eric
and everyone who gets to be like a door guy at the store
because, like, there's an actual path
to, like, being a halfway decent standup,
you would think.
And there's nowhere else.
That's like the only place.
So there was a place where I could go and get like advice that I trusted.
And I'm like not even just stand up, but like career stuff.
How about a game?
I've been there.
Eric took me there.
Going there and let's some tight tight type of time and tell them you need some advice.
That's not the advice I'm looking for.
Bust out the lollipops.
And there'll be yum yums before Christmas concept.
That's bad advice.
The best, closest thing for that is.
The closest thing to that is
is hoping
that when you move
wherever the fuck you live,
New York, Miami,
Los Angeles, wherever the fuck you live,
that you have two other guys,
maybe three,
that you really trust. For me, it would be Felipe.
you know,
Willie Barsena
and like Adam Bernhardt
from the store.
He's a really, he teaches stand up
at the store and he used to
dear friend of mine
and I remember him dissecting stuff
for me. For some people,
for them to come up to me and dissect my shit,
I just saw you bomb three times in a row.
Right.
And you're going to come up to me
because of death on me.
Jokes.
So I don't know
I gotta see where you're coming from
The guy Matt Woods
Who taught the writing class
Remember I told you I remember his name
Yeah
He ended up becoming a coach for a couple comics
You know I don't remember their names right now
One I do
And
I don't know
I'd rather manage you
If you want
the way I would and make the choices for you or help you make the choices,
then pay you make you pay me out of pocket.
You follow them saying to you?
So if we start for 90 days, six months,
and I see what I like as far as where you're going,
you know, at that level, how you're acting around that,
how you're acting around that.
I'm going to sneak up on you a bar,
I'm going to sneak up on you on comedy clubs.
I have to sit in the back and watch.
I'm not going to tell you I'm going to see you.
I'm not there to break your balls.
I'm going to know what time of your schedule is,
and I'm going to slip in the back,
tell you a couple things,
and we'll talk on Monday.
I'll get out of your hand,
let you go get your dick sucked or whatever it is you're going to do.
I'm not going to go in the green room and hi,
how are you doing?
Back in the day, I knew Kennison.
That doesn't do nothing for me.
But I can help, you know, like, yeah,
if I had the time and,
stuff and you were somewhere
local or something. I can't
I can't judge myself
on a tape. So I'm not going to
try to judge anybody on a tape.
Right. I can see when you
walk in, I got to
fucking see your demeanor before you get on
stage. But again, most importantly
what happens? Because I'm putting
a big investment into you. So
if I see you fucking stumbling
out of there a couple of times,
I can't work. Then I have to take you money
because you're a fucking retard. You're not
looking at it for what it is. I'm not looking for John
Lennon. I'm looking for it because right now
listen I really noticed something the last 10 years I was doing
comedy. There was nobody on the road with drug problems.
Oh wow. Like no comedians.
Look at all those clubs and all the comics that went out
every weekend. They're all connected.
And you heard little mumblings. There's one comedian
that I love him like a brother
that's never going to happen
and I wish he
someday but besides that it's not
accepted anymore
to do drugs and be like
out of it on the road
I don't need you coming to my bar
I don't need you coming to my comedy club
with your fucking feature act
and your fucking emcee and five of your buddies
I don't appreciate you guys
drinking seven bottles of tequila
I don't need that and for your
fucking door guy to get into a fight with
My door guy.
I don't need your wife to go out there and act like the first lady of fucking comedy.
I don't need that.
I got 20 other comics.
I could come in here and destroy it.
They don't even say a fucking peep.
They're just lucky to be paying them the money I'm giving them.
You're coming in there acting like Led Zeppelin in 73.
They're going to pay it out for you.
It's crazy how some people take advantage like that.
You don't hear about comp.
Listen, when I have.
When I was in comedy, when I got into comedy, there was a lot of comics with problems.
I was one of them, but I didn't matter.
I didn't matter.
There was the features and headliners.
And then when I became a feature, there was little resurgence again.
I still remember being a fucking, you know, at my club in Denver, people snorting fucking tons of coke in the green room.
You know, the headline of bring a bag with them.
And everybody was back there doing yum-yums.
I was not part of the group that people say they got paid in cocaine.
No, I remember one time I got money and they gave us a bonus in cocaine in Texas.
But that's what you were doing comedy for the cartel.
You didn't even know it.
Jesus Christ.
What do you think?
Why do you think it's where it is now where people aren't getting fucked up?
Is it just because you won't get work?
I don't know.
It's a different generation.
You know, I don't know if Tim Dillon drinks.
I don't think, you know, the only guy I know that's a fucking nut is Bert.
Right.
Do whatever the fuck he wants in the club.
He can let himself on fire.
Oh, yeah.
He's going to break the record for booze anyway.
And he doesn't, I haven't heard anything of him being like out of it in any show.
He don't miss shows.
He don't cancel shows because he's hung over.
Bert is the ultimate fucking professional
when it comes for that shit.
That was the only show
that I didn't love myself this weekend
was the show I was a little hungover for.
And it was, I was fine,
but in my brain, my brain just felt like a little bit
like not connected.
I don't know if that makes sense.
I'm going to get to that in a second.
To finish that story,
I went to this audition,
my dick was hard,
I walked in there at a Monday,
at 10 a.m.
It was in the valley.
In fact, that building where I went into,
it was close to where we lived.
It was like up Laurel Canyon,
make it right, like two blocks down on the corner.
It was on top of a flower shop or something like that.
Okay, yeah.
Anyway, I walked in there,
fucking, everybody was in the room,
and there were three people in the room.
I read, they liked the reading,
but the one lady said to me,
I got to be honest with you,
you did a phenomenal.
no job. You're just not right for this. And I go, thank you. I didn't think so either, but I didn't
want to cancel. But I just want to grab a piece of paper. I wanted to tell you who is right for the
job. And they looked at me and I go, Rudy Moreno. And she goes, who? And then the one girl went
on IMDB and she goes, yeah, maybe. I go, trust me, it's him. Three days later, Rudy called me.
He got the job. That's awesome. They called him right at the house. I would say, I still remember his number.
That's how many times I talked to Rudy on the phone.
I didn't get Rudy a gig.
I got Rudy a fucking guest star.
That's when it was like $2,600 for a guest star.
And that's how I knew I was opening up my door.
My thing, something was going to come my way now.
I just, I didn't fight for this because I knew it didn't matter.
Even if they took me to producers because, whatever.
But anyway, who gives a fuck about me?
Talk to me about your adventure with the mushrooms.
Oh, shit.
So sometimes late show Friday, there's a magical show.
So we do mushrooms after I go on.
And we have a great time.
And the first half of the night was, we were just laughing.
The drive back to the hotel, the manager drove us home.
It was awesome.
It was dying, laughing.
but I got up to my hotel room
and for like the first time ever
it went dark
like it was like
the only way I could think of describing it would be like
ultra depression
and I've never like it was
I ended up just
listening to my set from that night
and it took me out of it
it took my focus out of it
so I was fine
but it was like I've never experienced
like just like it was like
and if I'd
let it my thoughts go for a second, it would just go right back into it.
It was really crazy.
I've never had that happen.
Has that happened to you?
Has it gotten dark?
When I was younger, 1980, 82, I was doing acid late night, and I would go home and then fuel
it with cocaine, and that would light the acid on fire.
And I'd play like Pink Floyd the Wall or, and when you listen to that shit,
You know, back then, it took you through a magnitude of emotions.
Like, you cried, you giggled, you laughed.
You cried, and then you wiped your tears giggling, like,
how far now, you know.
You're going through a fucking trip.
Yeah, then I was going through the TV,
and I hit that scene with Denzel and Man on Fire.
Which one?
Excuse me.
When he's in his room, I didn't say excuse you to you.
I didn't excuse me for burping.
he was in his room and he's hammered
and he's doing all this shit
I still remember doing that on acid
really
yeah acting like just having a conversation
with yourself
you're in there deep you're deep in the murky
waters you're going through shit
I'm not going to tell you I had a gun in my hand
with a no
no that's not what I'm saying
but I still remember
he was doing it with a bottle
yeah you know
when I saw that scene
I really enjoy
I go he's hitting home right now
because that's what happens
when you get high by yourself
and at one point of the night
the acid the cocaine to speak
it becomes a psychosis
the alcohol
you go into like a fucking weird psychosis
it's enjoyable for some
it's not enjoyable for others
it's scary
you wake up a little depressed in the morning
because how you acted in the mirror
of the night before
I've never looked in the mirror
but yeah it was definitely strange
and like my brain
I was up until like six
I thought about calling you for a second
at like five I was like should I call Joan
I don't hear that fucking phone
it's crazy
you wake up in the morning and there's fucking
three missed calls
you know people get hammered
friends of mine
and dog I don't hear that fucking thing ring
like right now
like right now
When I finish with this, there's a football game.
I've got to eat dinner.
I'll plug this phone in.
I'll come back here at 10.
It's not like anybody's calling me at 8 for auditions anymore.
You know, like I said to you, 20 years ago,
20, 15 years ago from fucking 6 o'clock to 7.
You better be home with a pen and a piece of paper.
Because everyone will call you after the, like, at the end of the day.
Yeah, I go at the supermarket with Terry, and all of a sudden I get a fucking call.
Hey, I got to talk to you.
Jeff, call me back in 15 minutes.
I have to pay the fucking Ralph thing, and we shoot home.
And I get in, what's going on?
Listen, you got a call back for producers,
but I got you an audition for something else.
It's your callback is at 3.30, but this is at 3.
You know, it was fucking, but I told them you'd be there by 4.
So you're going to go into the room first.
I already set that up, and then you're going to shoot to Marina Del Rey.
I mean, it was shit like that.
And Thursday, you got to showcase the CBS at the improv.
Like, it used to be heavier then.
I was younger.
I was involved in more.
The older you get, the, you know, the opportunity is diminished.
Nobody wants to see you on Dave Letterman unless you've been on David Letterman since you were 22.
Wow.
Okay.
You know, unless, you know, whatever, they're looking for young, up-and-coming talent.
Unless a guy like me, like Ron White, puts out of trouble.
tremendous HBO special.
And now everybody wants to see him,
which I think he'll do now.
Ron White's back on the road. I'm fucking excited
to see. Oh, I know. He's bummed
but I never got to see him.
Yeah, he's back on the road now.
I know he's doing San Antonio
and something else. But I got
to tell you what happened to me, what I've got
myself involved in.
Did you know?
I don't think so.
Me
and a bunch of moms,
I've taken fucking six kids
Friday night to the garden
to see jelly roll
and a bunch of bad music
that the kids like.
You're going to the garden?
Yeah.
So wait, are you going,
I'm in shock because I would have never guessed
you would go to the garden.
I'm assuming you got pretty good seats.
Jelly roll, so I don't know where he's going to put me,
but wherever he puts is beggars can't be choosy.
Okay.
Oh, that's cool that he's giving you tickets.
Yeah, I mean, I'll see.
I'll knock it down Friday and see what the money's at on Friday, you know.
Let's crack a lacquette with these bitches.
And then, but yeah, and then we're trying to get three other mothers,
two other mothers and three other kids' tickets.
So they've been online.
We've been talking, chit-chat, and so I'm just going to wait, talk to my man, Jelly.
And, you know what?
You ever been excited about something?
Yeah.
When my daughter found out, she,
put on a costume from Olivia
Rodrigo, one of her videos.
I was down here
and she was up there jumping down,
talking to my wife about it. She was so
excited. She banged the head on the kitchen cabinet.
Is she okay?
Yes, she's got a shine at today. She was
bleeding a little bit.
So,
that's the deal Friday.
I was just thinking, like, is this the first
concert you guys have been in together?
Yes. We went to like that show,
Ching Chang with the Chinese people.
They do the acrobatts and you know,
we've been to a couple things.
I don't think it's called Ching Chang.
I forget what the name but is.
Oh, but that's pretty cool.
I mean, we talked for hours on the church
about like all the concerts you went to as a kid.
Oh, yeah.
That's pretty cool that you got,
because you think, I don't think,
did you ever go to one with your mom?
Are you fucking retarded?
I wouldn't take my mom to a concert.
I'm going to take my mom to see fucking Black Sabbath at the garden.
Are you fucking crazy?
I don't know.
My mom and I used to go like the Harlem Globetrotters and the circus.
That was the extent of it.
And a lot of fucking mech games.
Right.
Oh, yeah, definitely.
So that was the extent of it.
You know, I see little girls with the head do, you know,
what's the girl that's popular now?
Taylor Swift?
Yeah, Taylor Swift with the Taylor Swift
had dues and
their fathers have to take them, you know,
the tickets are two grand,
but, you know, when you come to think of it,
they got you on a string, it's your kid.
Yeah.
You know, what I wouldn't do for me,
I'd have, like, I wouldn't pay
10 years ago.
I would want to go see Roger Waters with Ari.
We got the acid, the whole thing.
I told Ari, I got a preconceived
number. It's 200.
200 is the highest
I'll fucking pay.
And I got down there and nobody had
them less than that. We went to
eat at for leaps and we came home and watched
the movie. We tripped
for a little while and the train back
and that was the end of it. Nobody got their
feelings hurt, you know?
But if somebody came to me for an
experience with my child,
that's just not like a Led Zeppelin
content. That's an experience.
They're going to see a bunch of YouTube
and
listen
it's the holiday season
what wouldn't you do
for your kids
exactly
and it's amazing
how much
how expensive stuff
for kids is
listen but here's
to where I win
I win because I don't have to
take her the fucking
American doll
fucking
ball
she don't like that shit
and she don't even
talk about Mickey Mouse
and Disneyland
no
I walk to and go
you want to go to Disneyland
Orlando
she'll go
not really. Thank you.
She's done with that shit.
So I'm very fucking lucky.
Hold on. I'll tell you what I'm not done with.
Putting in a good bet tonight. It's Monday night, cock suckers.
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I know the point spread started at 9.5.
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This is the holiday season.
They're looking to stick a fucking nail into your head.
like Jesus on Monday.
You know what?
Who gives a fuck?
The under is low to that.
It's under 40.
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I did great yesterday on Draft Kings.
I had the Patriots and the Chargers under 38 and a half.
And at halftime, they let me cash out and I only gave up seven bucks.
And I was like, oh, I'll just take it just in case.
Some weird shit happens.
But anything happened?
No.
was the Patriots lost 6 to nothing.
Don't have cash out.
For seven bucks, I think.
Nah.
What if they came back?
What if they came back?
New England couldn't come back against fucking a pee-wee team yesterday.
Who you kid?
That's true.
Dog, I died a slow death yesterday, but I deserved it.
Why?
I deserve, listen, I'm the type of guy.
I tell you how it is.
If I deserve it, I deserve it.
Why?
because when I woke up in the morning,
before I left it like 10,
I didn't even know who was playing.
You know, there's a thousand games on Thursday.
You lose count anymore.
I opened up the thing,
and the first game was Miami giving nine-a-half points
to the Washington commanders,
and the second game was,
that was on that,
was a game that,
Oh
Detroit
Giving four and a half
To New Orleans
And in New Orleans
Jesus
Well guess what I did
What did you do?
I know one of them
As much as I loved
Fucking Detroit
And I bet them every time they play
I fucking bet New Orleans
Maybe they lose by three
And I cover by one
Instead
Fucking Detroit
One by
and I got fucked in the fucking muffler.
So.
But then I came to...
I mean, listen, I lose 25 bucks.
You know what I'm saying?
And then I bet 25 on the over late night.
And that came back and everybody was fucking happy.
I did not touch that,
Kansas City, whatever game.
I was watching something with my wife.
My wife on upstairs.
I wanted to see what the score was.
It was 2119.
right away I go let me just check draft kings if you bet 25 bucks on Kansas City on the money line
it paid 110 don't think I wasn't tempted yeah I thought they were going to come back
thank God I wasn't logged in it was arithmetic four minutes left this is a no-brainer
this guy's going to throw two touchdown you fucking four minutes dog I turned it off because
I wasn't logged in anyway and as I went to log in and just take the chance
Columbus did, fucking Minnesota
or whoever, Green Bay scored, and I said,
fucking thank God I didn't.
It was thank God that they make you log in.
See, that's why I like draft kings.
That's saved me a million fucking times.
But no, my friend's going to drive us.
He's got a company.
Oh, nice.
Pick us up here with all the moms.
We're not stopping in New York City.
We're going to stop up north, get something to eat
after we go through the traffic Friday afternoon.
It's going to be a busy fucking day.
The door's open at 5, we're going to be that 6.
And instead of having to park and all that shit, we just get out of the car and walk in with the girls.
Go in, sit on our tickets.
I'm not going to take edibles or nothing because I got to watch these kids.
This is going to be your torture.
I'm going to have to put 3D glasses on or something just to enjoy the fucking thing.
Then hopefully wait for jelly and then hopefully take the girls backstage and the moms and say hello and get the fuck out of you.
Hopefully, maybe I'll be back by like midnight.
We got a 9-30 basketball game.
Holy shit.
You believe what I'm talking about now compared to what I used to talk about?
No.
Today you said you were kind of tired.
I said to you, that was the flight, the spot the night before.
It's rough eating mushrooms and being on the road, the hotel.
I go, think about it.
I go, how old are you?
You said 35.
I was doing that when I was 55
and doing it three times a month
and doing eight podcasts a month.
God knows we're putting in our veins
in those fucking nights.
You know, so you people have to understand.
Like, I was on such a fucking go
that, you know, this is like
paradise now. I'm like, are you fucking crazy?
Yeah, when we started, we were doing the podcast at 6 a.m.,
so there were two other days you were up early.
6 a.m.
So it was, those weeks, I remember,
putting in like 30 fucking pounds.
I went up to
346 pounds
when I baptized Mercy.
Wow. Well, I was
eating a lot with my wife and fucking
whatever, but
the sleep was
not there. I was
waking up Monday and Wednesday morning
with you at 445.
Then I would take the early
flight on on Thursday. I would
do radio on Friday.
Saturday sleep
and then Sunday
I was going to bed for three hours
I was getting back to my hotel room at one
getting picked up at 4.45
6 a.m.
You know, that's not sleep. You watch
too long orders, you eat a slice of fucking
dominoes, poison
and then you burping fart all night
and all of a sudden the alarm's going on.
It's time to wake up. It ain't
nothing there. Oh yeah.
It was, I've done it a few
times, but it's
definitely like that early, I hate that
early flight. Every time I do it, I get mad
at you. Because I just know,
but I know you're right, but it's
getting up at, that 7 a.m.
flight is rough. Listen,
in the words of Red Fox,
if you got to do something,
do it and get it to fuck
over with. Right.
It's over with. So even, whatever, you're in your bed
that night and you're relaxed.
Your clothes are in the laundry already.
They're percolating.
They're taking the smell of stamency
and bars and fast
food joints. You know, it's
really hard
for people to not know the
damage you put on
as a comedian when you
start traveling and you're flying commercial.
These guys are flying
fucking private. That's tremendous.
You go on there, you bring somebody to give
you a fucking toe rub.
But I'm talking about commercial.
You know, when you're roughen it,
it's a tough fucking world.
And it's a world that, like I said
to you, I burnt out so much on flight.
I don't want to see a fucking plane.
I don't need to go anywhere right now.
I don't blame you at all.
I actually was wondering that, though.
Have you,
because it seems like there's like crazy shit happening on planes,
people going crazy, people shitting themselves.
Did you ever see like weird,
like a crazy thing happen on a plane?
When the guy tried to steal my seat,
he wanted me to sit where he was sitting at 5 in the morning.
And I was like, God, that's my seat.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
But my friend.
sitting there. So if you don't mind
sitting my street behind the window, I'm like, get up.
It was
fucking early in the morning.
It's a five-hour flight.
The edible didn't kick in yet, and you're
sitting in my chair with fucking
shoes on with no socks on.
I will fucking stab you in the
fucking lung. Get the
fuck up, you miserable cock-sucker.
And then the fucking lady came,
and I'm like, he's in my chair,
and he left.
That's a lot of shit like that, but what's going on
today is unacceptable.
People jumping out of planes and shit, New Mexico.
Come on. That guy...
Yeah. That guy did a fucking edible.
Because I'll tell you what, I almost did that a few times.
If you want me to lie to you and sit in here and say, no, I'm Uncle Joey.
I could do this. I could do that. You go fuck yourself, Jack.
There was a couple times I was on that plane thinking, this is my time.
And then I didn't say nothing to anybody.
I didn't complain.
I never told anybody.
And then when dad was talking to Ari,
and he goes,
oh, my God,
did I tell you what happened
on the flight the other day with Rogan?
No, what happened?
He goes, we're sitting in first class
and the edible hit me.
And he goes,
I really considered getting off the plane.
And I'm like, does that happen to you a lot?
He goes,
who sometimes.
And I go, it's been happening to me a lot lately.
Like, I would sit on a plane,
go I'm excited,
and then all of a sudden you're sitting there
you hear the engines
going and you're like
this edible this might be the time that the
flight goes down
you start getting a lot of fucking
you're due
you've been on 90 flights in two years
you know there's got to be a terrorist
on this flight
if that kept happening
why would you do it
it's fun
it's psychological warfare
You got to be prepared in case the hammers coming at you.
And they're playing heavy metal music and giving you edibles.
I am worried about that.
Jesus Christ.
You wouldn't freak out that much?
You know, I had my moments, man.
God forbid what I put myself through when I was 17, 16, emotionally unstable,
and eating that window pain.
And that's eight hours of beating and thinking in your heart.
making noises and, you know,
this is, somebody's chasing you,
somebody's outside, somebody's in the closet.
That's cocaine. That came later.
But anyway, it's all the same thing.
There's something I wanted to talk to you about
because we don't really, this is just our own little thing.
People don't even understand what the fuck we're doing.
This is about us.
I don't, you know, everything else is background music.
You say something wrong, but I don't care about that.
Listen, it's all over. I'm too old.
if you didn't cancel me with the one-legged woman,
you ain't got to cancel me now, cock-suckers.
But I want to talk to you about what's going on with Matt Rife.
Okay.
And it is so crazy how people...
I don't...
Listen, I was shooting a movie in June,
and one of the young assistants,
we were driving to the set with another girl, another guy.
And she goes, Joey, have you ever worked with Matt Rife?
And I'm like,
I don't even know what Matt Rife.
is. Then the girl came up
with his picture and I go, I'll tell you what.
I remember
meeting him and seeing him somewhere,
but I'm not going to tell you that
I'm his best friend, if that's what,
you know, maybe seeing
him at the store. And I remember that
he was a nice kid, very respectful,
or he was just a nice kid. I don't
know if I watched him.
I'm not going to tell you I watched him. He was, you know,
I don't even remember.
And then
I started hearing his name.
more and more and more and more and then
you know
it's not like I'm going to look up
fucking stand up right now
at that place
in my life you know
and then more people
were asking me and then I started seeing
clips of him
and you know
he's just a younger looking guy
he has he's good
as a comic
but he's got years to develop
he's young you know
when he's 35 he's going to be a killer
Oh, yeah.
I think he's like 26, if I'm not.
Yeah.
So nine years.
He just needs some heavy-duty shows.
Chappelle, this, that.
He needs to do a couple of Puerto Rican shows.
You know, he needs to just...
So supposedly, I watched that.
And I watched that joke when he said that.
And I remember silently saying to myself,
at least he's got balls.
you know
I liked his response
Did he see what he tweeted
Tremendous
And right now I see all this fucking hate for this kid
He's canceled
Listen
If he's canceled guys
He's canceling out with 15 mil
That's fucking
You know
That's uh
14 million 999 more dollars than you
Okay
You know
He ain't going nowhere
If he's smart, and I know they got a business manager for him,
that dude is buying something, you know,
a fucking apex fucking missile or something.
And he's good, guys.
Don't worry about him he's canceled.
He's not canceled.
He threw a jab at people because some stand-ups still exist from time to time.
And there's some stand-ups that people forget that when you become a stand-up,
you're not a tool for society.
You're a tool against society.
You're telling your take on it.
I don't want you to go out there and, you know, be a fucking revolutionary.
You know, nobody, and that's what happens to comics.
They become revolutionaries.
That's, you know, so he's got a lot to develop.
He's got the world by the balls.
And for you people who say he's canceled, go back to your fucking soup, whatever kind of soup you're eating, tomato soup.
Go look into the word testosterone in your life.
You know, it's, you can't, you got to stop canceling people.
this movement has to
fucking stop for dumb reasons
you know it's a joke
it didn't affect your life but anyway
that was my main thing
I'm not gonna talk against being
walk or any of that shit that that has nothing
to do with that
I just think people are fucking confused
and it shows
the amount
of
Lee I've cut my internet
use
smart
I had it
and when I
every once in a while I look
and I remember why
there's a girl I follow on Instagram
I don't have a crush on her
I'm not stalking her I've never said a
thing to her
she's an Italian girl
it's called the Italian princess
Lee the food this girl eats
you got to follow her
and she's hysterical
I don't know how much this girl eats
I don't know how she puts it away
I'm eating a pizza right now.
I'm eating a moutzeril.
And a rich soup sandwich at 10 in the morning.
My fucking morning sandwich.
You know, it goes all day.
It ends at a restaurant with fucking 20 things, Lee.
It is one of the most interesting things I've seen.
The girl's got to be 24 fucking years old, 25 years old.
I don't know if she's an influencer.
I don't know how many followers she has.
In my world, it's not like she's on there in a bikini.
she's very respectful.
The reason why I started following her was
because she's a young girl
and she still speaks Italian to a grandmother.
That did something to me.
Like I moved back here.
Nobody's on the street yelling at Italian no more.
Nobody even knows fucking Italian.
It's like they should all be ashamed of themselves.
But that's why I liked it
because she was talking to Italian, to a grandmother
while they were disgusting,
making fucking soup or something like that.
Go away, talk about.
sucker anyway
no there's a lot there's a lot of bad stuff but there's also like a lot of
good stuff online if you can find it's very interesting she's tremendous so
do you wonder i just looked at her thing you know and i'm scrolling down the last two videos she
put up and right there in the front right there some fucking guys like i can see if you're
telling us you got nice tits or whatever you put a picture up of a female
you're going to get that, whether they're
in a dress or whether in a bikini.
No, this was like
this girl should be taken down.
All she does is eat
and she's eating the wrong feet.
She should do this. And everybody was discussing
her diet. And I'm like,
what the fuck are people seeing that I'm not
fucking watching?
People have lost their mind online.
On both sides of it, on content and the comments.
That's why I had to slow it down.
That's it. I do my Monday.
I post on my Patreon
and I keep it light because it is
it is
fucking hell on wheels out there
there was something else I saw about a week ago
and I'm like
this person has not done anything wrong at all
you know and
you just whatever you post now
I don't even look Lee
I'm too old to even look anymore
you just
what do you think about like
your daughter watching YouTube
they have a restricted upstairs.
My wife did something.
Listen, eventually they're all going to watch fucking YouTube.
But eventually, there's a kid in the group that's a little older.
She's 13.
There's two of them.
There's one of them that just says hello.
But there's one of them that always looks at me and smiles.
Like she knows something.
Okay.
I thought about it for a while.
She knows something.
And she always goes like,
I, you know, listen, they're going to see.
If she got a problem, come to me and talk to me, you know what I'm saying?
You know what I'm excited? Go ahead, I'm sorry.
All I was going to say was not even like a problem with like you and seeing your stuff.
I'm just saying like all the, all the shitty stuff on YouTube.
Wait a little.
You set this computer on fire.
I'm going to set you on fire.
When I see you in the car seat, everybody used to burn you with the light it.
And when you'd hold the joy and I'd slip and make believe I'd slip and I'd
bird his fingers. How?
You did it every time. You won't always
light my finger. You were nice
and I so you didn't know what was happening.
You'd freak me out and just do the lighter
and I'd jump
because I was half asleep.
But
yeah, that's what the fuck I'm at, guy.
What was the last question, brother?
Just about kids with
YouTube, we were talking about that?
Listen, kids are going to see what they're going to
Right.
Gold Mercy a long time ago.
She goes hunting and she sees something she don't like.
That's what happens for going hunting.
You got a question, you come talk to me.
If some kid at school says something to you, come talk to me.
We'll watch her video.
Some kid at school went there one day and showed her the TikTok to Tom Segura saying I dose him and I did acid and coke for 20 years.
You know, when she saw that, what do you want me to tell her?
So that's why it all led to me
Opening up my trap about the weed
I don't want her upstairs thinking he did heroin
And coke for 20 years
So I gotta give her something
I'm like fucking poison
Give him something to believe in
You gotta give them the fucking
The whammy
You gotta give them the fucking weed
She knows I drink
She sees my behavior
She knows I'm up with her
She doesn't know about heroin
And cocaine at all
she knows a little bit about narcos
that's it I never watched godfather
Arlham with him she watched
Garface but she didn't watch
the cocaine thing
oh just the beginning
yeah like the beginning or something else
and she doesn't really like it
she doesn't know that it would make her mind blow up
I wouldn't even take it that
it's not even in our world
it's not around here it's got nothing to do with her
or me or you you know
I'm so happy the relationship you guys have
it's so cool like you were saying earlier
Can you imagine this is what I'm talking about with the basketball game?
Like she's getting old.
She's getting old and like it's a different, it's just cool to see you so happy.
It's not that I'm happy.
It's that it was time, brother.
It was time to, this makes me happy.
This makes me happy.
Seeing you once a week and talking to you every night about comedy and shit,
I'm good after that.
I'm living vicariously through you.
That's all I need.
I smoke my weed at night and I'm like,
how would it be if I drove with the open mic today?
That'd be fucking crazy.
So yeah, that's where I'm at, my friend.
I love you, buddy.
I love you too.
So thank you.
And what do you got this week?
This week, I have one.
I have open mics every night.
And then on Sunday, I'm in Rain of Massachusetts at the Asian Palace at 1 o'clock.
I'm doing my first Chinese food restaurant.
All right.
Well, that's good.
That's all you got next week.
That's all I got next week.
A bunch of stuff coming up
But next, that's all that I have for this week.
I was thinking about that New Year's Eve gig.
I love you too much.
Stay home, mind your business.
I was going to try to get your New Year's gig in the city
like a 10-minute guest spot.
Ten minutes ain't enough to risk your fucking life.
God knows what they're going to do in New York City.
And maybe you wake up New Year's Day and nothing happened.
But why come all the way to New York and go back, you know,
for the small 10 minutes.
Do 10 minutes in part.
in the mirror with a fucking
fire Happy New Year
hat on and one of those noise
makers by yourself. After
you're in fucking training,
I need you in training, cuck,
I'm of course. Three nights a week.
Like Uncle Joey, don't forget
one of the most important fucking things.
The holiday season is coming.
I haven't eaten them in about two weeks
because I'm getting ready for the holiday season.
But at
at Fung Factory
Farms,
either on
on Instagram or on telegraph
Telegram, right?
Go on telegram.
Go to Fung Factory
Farms and get yourself
a couple cookies
and you chill with grandma
over the holidays. Nobody knows nothing.
You can watch the fucking bowl games,
eat a few mushrooms, and put
Uncle Joey Savage and get
10% off. That's how we're rolling.
Like I said, a couple weeks
ago I went off this reservation with him.
Like Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
By Sunday, it was too deep.
I was deep, deep, deep in the murky waters.
And I took a break.
That's it.
Tonight was the first time I ate edibles since last Monday, probably.
Wow, he took almost a week off.
Yeah.
Every time I eat these things, like, I got to clean out the fucking cabinet.
I find myself eating candy canes.
Like the one that I must eat 10 bubble gum candy.
cans. I don't even like
that shit. And then the next night I attacked
the regular candy cans.
On Friday when I was having
that trip, the only thing I had in my
room was rice cakes. I ate 21 rice cakes
in about 15 minutes.
What flavor were they?
Caramel and chocolate.
It's all I had and I couldn't go downstairs.
And then I just didn't, I'm
still cheap. I didn't want to pay $50.
I had cold McDonald's delivered.
So I just had the rice cakes.
McDonald's, when you're on mushrooms,
would mentally destroy you in the middle of that meal.
You think so?
I know so.
I was just trying to get out of the...
You're not supposed to eat McDonald's.
So, when you're going to think about that.
And then actually that night, you're going to actually taste a leg.
Like, it's going to taste like somebody's leg,
and the mushroom's going to take it to a different level,
and that's the end of that.
Well, I'm glad it didn't get it, then.
Me too.
So get your life together.
No more mushrooms, no more fast,
food. I don't have fast food.
I'd rather you eat fucking
the corn chips with the chili flavor
on them. Oh, they're fucking good. That's my idea.
But anything tastes bad on mushrooms.
Yeah, I don't eat. I don't do anything really.
I sneak out of the room and smoke some herb.
And fucking to calm that tiger down
and then that'll bring up some appetite. Then you eat
and you go right to bed. Maybe I'm going to have to bang one out with a little
pinky in your asshole. You never know.
It's a different world out there.
I love you, Lee.
Let's talk about this week.
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