
ยทS2 E49
Cuco, Penn Jillette, Jordan Emanuel, Salt Hank & Derek Gaines
Episode Transcript
Welcome back to Bombing with Eric Andndrey, the only podcast that seems into your subconsciousness and reminds you that success is temporary and embarrassment is forever.
Today's lineup we got my favorite comedian, Derek Gaines, media personality DJ and co host of lip Service, the Gorgeous Jordi E.
Menu had singer songwriter Rapper, one of my favorites, Cucko, the world famous purveyor of magic pendulette, and chef Henry la Parte who has a viral friendship sandwich and draws an endless line of hungry people.
I think we created a monster.
Speaker 2Bombing with Eric Andre.
Speaker 1Okay, let me roll.
Oh where are we going to give the call?
A guesst Molly going forward?
Don't ask the network for any permission, you just we just have to do everything like pirate Radio.
I don't have any executives.
Yeah, they said no to every idea, all the fun a cool idea.
Speaker 3Sorry illgal Okay, are we rolling?
Thank you ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 4Sucking the bombing Ladies and gentlemen, give it up.
Speaker 3Your mia, Derick Gaines, let.
Speaker 5Them come.
Speaker 4And give it up for my guess.
Speaker 3Jordy and Cucko.
Speaker 1Everybody they don't even know each other, they have nothing to do each other.
Speaker 2They just met.
Speaker 5Did you guys just meet?
How was that meeting?
Was it awkward or were you.
Speaker 3Guys fully just hit it off right off the bat and the mstry was the chemistry?
I think we've had a conversation.
Speaker 5How was the eye contact?
Speaker 3Good?
Speaker 1Okay, So, Cucko, I heard you're gonna take us on a guided meditation?
Speaker 5Do you want to start?
Do you want to bless us?
Speaker 3Sure?
Speaker 5Do you want to do meditation?
That's what I heard you want to do?
Are you from l A?
Yeah, shout your hood out?
Speaker 3Well you're from I'm i'm a.
Speaker 5I'm oh no, it's too loud.
Speaker 3What did you say hawthorn?
I don't.
Speaker 6I don't bang though, but I want to say that because then if I say hawthorn, then it's like on.
Speaker 5Fun goes to die?
Speaker 2Right?
Speaker 3Rather me from wittier you guys, I was cool?
Speaker 5Yeah, hobout other makes me want to orgasm?
Speaker 3I love Have you ever orgasm there?
Speaker 5Have you ever an orgasm?
Speaker 7There?
Speaker 5Yeah?
Speaker 3Yeah, that's my boy, That's what I'm talking about.
I do my my guided meditations.
Speaker 5Oh yeah, yeah, Okay, can you do as a guy his meditation?
Wait, did you go to Hawthorn High?
Speaker 3Yeah?
Speaker 5Were you a good kid or you were getting in trouble?
Speaker 3I was good.
I was pretty good.
I was I was on a lot of drugs, but I was get along with your mind or your dad better.
Speaker 5You said what you get along with your mom better or your dad?
Speaker 6I get along on both of them both.
Speaker 3Yeah, that's beautiful to say that.
Okay, this meditation you want me to I go off scripts so that way, it is just I want you to do whatever you want.
I don't really know the premise of the bit.
Speaker 6I mean, let's let's uh, let's keep our eyes open.
Speaker 8Okay, try to not blink at all.
Speaker 6Okay, let's eyes dry up and just start thinking about a happy place.
At the same time, try to keep your eyes open.
You do close them.
Think about think about trees.
Okay, I already blinked.
Think about trees.
Think about think about a scholay a squirrel, And and the squirrel found found a needle on the floor, a syringe.
Speaker 5You know the different types of needles.
Speaker 6Yeah, squirrel, the squirrel found a syringe, right, and and but he pops open the syringe.
He doesn't use a needle at all.
And inside of that syringe is it's it's not it's not a drug.
It's not it's not a plant.
It's it's just.
Speaker 8It's it's sand.
Speaker 3It's sand.
Speaker 5Okay, he's a mother.
Speaker 6And ye on the island, I have been, I have been.
The smell the sand smells like Cone Island hot dogs.
Okay, smells like Corne Island hot dogs.
And and he starts singing to you.
He starts singing the song.
I have the lyrics right here.
Actually, the squirrels singing, singing.
He says, something inside of me is coming out.
Okay, I feel like killing you.
Wow, let loose the anger held back too long?
My blood runs cold squirrel, super deep squirrel through my anatomydes, another being rooted in my cortex, a servant, a servant to his bidding.
Speaker 3Mm hmm, but totally.
Speaker 6Butality now, because my appetite, violence is now a way of life.
The sledge, my two, the torture as it pounds down on your forehead.
Speaker 5Wow, damn you gotta syriage.
Speaker 3Eyes bullet from their sockets.
Speaker 6With every swing of my mallet, I smashed your head and until my brain until brain.
Speaker 9Sea, Jesus Christ, the cracks.
Speaker 6Blood does leak, distorted beauty, catast your feet slid splattered all over me.
Speaker 3Emo squirrel.
Speaker 10Wow, that's beyond email.
Speaker 3It's all good, it's all good.
Speaker 6It's all good, avoiding the prophecy of my newfound lust.
You will never live again soon your life.
When I see dye in my feet eternally, I smashed your face, facial bulmost collapse like as like crackers calling.
Speaker 5Half it's Christ.
Speaker 3School shooters.
Speaker 6Contents, drain the snot, ripped out the eyes, squeezing them in my hands, nerves in size, peeling the flesh off the bottom of my weapon, volunte pulpifying.
Speaker 3Okay, okay, wow, beautiful, little beautiful, you wrote down there that's a cannibal corpse.
There it was.
Speaker 6I feel like it's probably acountable question theres I wouldn't be surprised.
Speaker 5Hey you doing, Let's go on.
Speaker 6I don't know, it's all happening right now.
Speaker 3You know, you want to tell us your worst gig you've ever had?
Speaker 9Oh ship we're doing.
Speaker 5Tell them that's couco Jordy.
Speaker 3That's up, bro.
Hey, these are all my co host They wanted to tell you to introduce yourself.
Speaker 9I'm Hank right, it makes the same your own restaurant.
Speaker 3Yeah, it's a pop up or what do you do?
Speaker 11It's a restaurant, it's it's a shout it out, it's all Hanks, show your HOODO.
Speaker 3Where do you live?
Speaker 5Bleaker Street?
Speaker 9I live in NoHo?
Speaker 5And where you from?
Speaker 9Almost just said my actual address?
Speaker 2Dress?
Speaker 3But there?
What's your phone number?
Speaker 5You try to do that.
Don't get.
Speaker 4Let us dox you.
Speaker 9I've done that before, like multiple time.
Speaker 5Letter do you wan my phone?
Speaker 4Cut it out?
Speaker 3Just say your number, your address, We'll cut it out.
We'll cut it out.
Why you got your address already before you walk in and put it at the bottom of the screen.
Every episode one piece of personal informations?
Those are security There was something.
Speaker 9Well, I was going to tell a really embarrassing story.
Speaker 3Where give us some personal information, then you can tell an embarrassing story.
Where are you from?
Originally?
Speaker 11I grew up in like the northern part of California, northern California.
Speaker 1But you're not going to say the city pedal?
Shout up and then what's the address there?
At least give us a.
Speaker 11That's my mom's address, Give us your mom's address.
Speaker 1Come on you guess, guess they're a bad guest.
Speaker 3You come in here all fucking game.
Speaker 5I didn't.
Speaker 1You come into your tight lips.
Give us your mom's address.
Sow us your legs skin off.
Okay, give us a stop playing with.
Speaker 11Your penis like skin, what the flete your legs?
Speaker 3Just leg skin skin?
Good?
Speaker 5Healthy.
Speaker 9I did some sets this.
Speaker 3Morning, did you Okay, now you're bagging now you shout up, but give us, give Cugo and Jordy, my new co hosts, your.
Speaker 5Story.
At least tell that.
Speaker 3Okay, all right, your worst gig.
Speaker 1So you're Hank the sandwich Tank sandwich.
What's the name of your what's the name of your restaurant?
Speaker 9It's called Salt Hanks.
Speaker 3It's on two eighty Bleaker Street, after salt like that huh name after salt.
Speaker 9My name on the internet is salt Hank.
Speaker 5So I just you named that after salt, right.
Speaker 11Yeah, like the thing that you spread like so yeah exactly because you like I love yeah, I love salt.
There's another ingredients there is, but about pretty main one.
Speaker 5I think people over here.
Sugar is the ship, sugar great ship.
Speaker 3Anyway, did you want that sugar?
Speaker 5Let's go.
Speaker 3We're from the suburbs.
Hell, yeah, okay, tell us about your mom's address or whatever you're talking about.
You had an embarrassing story of bombing story.
Speaker 11I thought of one this morning.
I couldn't think of one, but speak truth to power.
Okay, you guys are comedians, And I thought one where I was standing up doing a public speaking thing.
Speaker 9Okay, kind of in that, like because what that's what you do?
Speaker 5Yeah?
Speaker 11Uh, I had to give a public speaking class speech.
And I was in college and I was getting hazed the night before and they made a drink of like a two lier of prune juice make suit poop, and I shipped my pants and.
Speaker 9Really, yeah, I put myself and I had to walk out of the.
Speaker 3Noise.
Yeah, like there's.
Speaker 9A whole layer of noises.
Speaker 5I could see it.
Speaker 1Come on, don't show reveal everything cameras your pants?
Speaker 3What did you do where you're like, get I do that?
Speaker 11I was wearing a suit because I was a pledge.
Speaker 5Fraternity.
Speaker 9Yeah, that's why.
Speaker 1Hazing and they bring you to like the brink of death.
They well so amazing, they're like slicly able, they all up.
This was that's right, But no, no.
Speaker 12He ended up shitting his brains in the middle of flas.
Speaker 3Water board hazing, though hazing was obey in these fraternities.
Speaker 11I'll tell you if you want to, all right, So we had to drink a bunch of.
Speaker 9Kids in a circle, and this is the first crow and I quit that one.
Speaker 11So shout out to the new one that I joined, because I don't want them thinking that one.
Speaker 9No, not never uh anymore.
But I wasn't.
Speaker 5You got it finished, college man, You got the whole sandwich thing going.
Speaker 3Now you can move on AnyWho.
Speaker 11They had us stand in a circle and each person had a two liter of V eight like spicy V eight, and a two liter of prune juice, and there was one trash can and we had to finish it before blah blah blah.
Speaker 5And then there was wait.
Speaker 11We just want to get it done first so that you can puke first and then be out of there, because everybody sprints towards the trash can at the same time to puke at the same time, and it wants puking on the back of each other's heads and ship bilippery kind of fun fest of like prune juice and V eight and puke and and ship and not yet.
Speaker 9Not to like digest in your system and then ship out the next day.
Speaker 3Miscarried, thrown up.
Speaker 5Well, we have good news.
Speaker 3Bey is about to go to the super market and get three gallons of prune juice and four gallons of V eight.
They were gonna rebame.
You were titled saltbet like that.
It'll sal bebe.
Speaker 13We're gonna send her runner out.
We're gonna get you prune juice, and we're gonna get you vi it because we heard this story.
We read it on your reddit, and you have saltbay right here.
Speaker 1She's gonnas and you're gonna have to drink it in front of pendult beautiful magician.
Speaker 9Looking set by the way.
I haven't even had a chance on I was late.
Speaker 5But you can just look around.
You don't have to look at the monitor.
I don't know what you're in it right now?
Speaker 3Okay, all right, Jordy, what's your worst bomb?
What's the worst?
What's the worst?
What do you do for a living?
Speaker 5Okay?
Tell us one one.
Speaker 3I have a wait, wait before you start, are you going to start making a sandwich?
Speaker 5I don't know, dude, Yeah, I start making a sandwich.
We're still.
Speaker 3Sandwich.
Speaker 11This is like all cold prepped ingredients, so it's not really going to be what.
Speaker 3Everybody's a fucking div We got you a bunch of brune juice coming and you gotta chug it.
Okay, Jordy, what do you do for a living?
Tell us the audience?
Speaker 1Tell us your entire bio bio.
Where are you from?
How'd you get into what you're doing?
Now?
Give us yours and let us docs you Jersey lords yep, grew.
Speaker 12Up in Jersey.
Obviously, live in New York now.
Speaker 3Jersey, Jersey, New York or nothing.
Absolutely, I've been here sixteen years.
Are going okay?
Sorry?
Speaker 5Sorry, sorry, disrespectfully.
Speaker 12I co host lip service with Angela.
Speaker 5Ye, okay, can.
Speaker 12Wear sex talk?
I want you to come on.
Speaker 10We want to hear some of some of your sex bombs.
Speaker 5I'm a virgin, huh.
Speaker 3I have never and will never have sexual intercourse talk ship dude until I fall in love.
Aren't you?
Speaker 4Celibate?
Speaker 3Says here that.
Speaker 12You you celebrate I'm formerly selibate.
Speaker 1Formally horse, You're back in these streets.
Speaker 12I mean I had a time.
Speaker 3I had a time.
Speaker 5You're getting pregnant tonight?
Speaker 12Absolutely?
Speaker 9No, can't do that.
Speaker 1Okay, Okay, you went through a celibate phase and then you were like boring.
Speaker 5Yeah, so you're a DJ who.
Speaker 3Was celibate, who's known for their celibacy.
Speaker 1From New Jersey.
All right, so you're from New Jersey.
You're a celibate DJ.
Speaker 3What else?
Speaker 12Former celibate DJ?
Speaker 5Okay, now you're in the streets, back.
Speaker 10In the streets kind of nowe y'all deserve any any coach.
Speaker 5Animals.
Speaker 3It's very blanketed.
Speaker 10I mean, yeah, you're making about objections.
I don't hear any objections.
Speaker 3My objection is that you made a broad journalization millions of people, and we're very sensitive.
Speaker 14And you study journalism in business, so you know it shouldn't working statements.
Speaker 12It's true, y'all all who y'all the people with penises, the people that's everybody.
Speaker 3So's every dude.
That's pretty much everybody asked for.
Speaker 12Not the gays.
Speaker 3Now, because you say that, no go into that.
Why why we don't are You're a thirty two year old, I mean in a TV personnel and you were a twenty nineteen Playmate of the Year.
Speaker 5Yeah, fire, you were Playboy's first Black Playmate of the Year.
Speaker 3Black history, and you study journalism, business and art history.
Speaker 2I did.
Speaker 3So you know about cubism, yes, actually tell us about cubism Picasso?
Speaker 1Yeah, tell us about Wow, what is cubism?
To break it down for our audience who may not.
Speaker 12Know art shapes?
Literally?
Speaker 5What is the definition of it?
Speaker 2Oh?
Speaker 12I don't remember?
Is surrealism I could tell you about all right, tell us about surrealism.
Speaker 10Surrealism is something that looks real, but it plays into different elements of your subconscious.
Speaker 3And isn't cubism when you'd squish a three dimensional image and you showed the best two dimensional parts of it.
Speaker 12Not from what I recall now.
Speaker 3Isn't that painting that Picasto painting of the Spanish Civil War?
Isn't he trying to show three dimensional images in a two mentional space?
Speaker 2Yes?
Speaker 5Isn't that cubism?
Speaker 4Hmm?
Speaker 12That's almost kind of cubism and surrealism.
Speaker 1What about twisted perspective?
Speaker 3Wow, twisted perspective.
Speaker 12Is twisted perspective?
Speaker 2Yeah?
Speaker 12Egyptian art I couldn't even tell you about.
Speaker 1Yeah, they would make the toes all fucking It's kind of like cubism, That's all I.
Speaker 14Remember from So which one was the artist that kept cutting off his parts that okay, I'm just okay, keep going.
Speaker 3He cut off his ear and cut off every story.
Speaker 12I'm listening, baby, he kept some of the other parts.
Speaker 5Oh yeah.
Speaker 3Part of the cast of Bravo reality shows Summer House where.
Speaker 12He's been here.
Speaker 5You were in that?
Speaker 12Yeah, that was me.
Speaker 5Why wouldn't you tell me?
Speaker 12I mean, I'm not on it anymore?
Speaker 1Winterhouse Winterhouse both about friend groups going on vacation together.
And you were co host of Angelie's sex and relationship podcast Lib Service.
Speaker 5Yeah for a year.
Speaker 3Recently you who broke who broke it?
Speaker 5I want to see the hunk that broke it?
Speaker 12Who broke it?
Damn?
Speaker 3Do you guys make more noise while she's pouring her fucking heart out?
Speaker 1So small pay Oh yeah, Cucko's gonna freeze out DJs?
Well yeah, make it like a bunch of you.
Speaker 3I smell.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 3I'm sorry.
I'm sorry for this.
Speaker 5I apologize to all man.
Speaker 3Can I exhibit a?
Can I ask you something?
Why are you dating these guys that are emotionally unavailable?
Speaker 1Why don't you date a guy who has a ship together and treats you like a motherfucking queen.
Speaker 3And that you're saying, where are they?
These guys should be on hands and these for you?
Speaker 12They should Where are they at?
Speaker 5Where are they at?
Speaker 2Here you go?
Speaker 5Do you go a little?
Do you snap on these guys?
Speaker 12I don't even give them that much energy?
Speaker 10To myself, I can't what you got to take some account of pay men in dust.
That's where I'm at right now.
I pay men in dust, payment in dust.
Speaker 3That means nothing at all.
Speaker 4Wow.
Speaker 3But who broke Who was the Who was the guy that broke the celibacy pack?
Speaker 10My college crush?
He moved to New York and I was like, this is my chance?
Speaker 5Really?
What's his name?
Speaker 3Just name?
I'm not doing him.
Speaker 12We'll call him reporter man.
Speaker 3First name you can't give hell no?
What about last name?
Speaker 12Hell No?
Speaker 3Okay, first name name.
Speaker 5Reporter man, reporting man, A reporter.
Speaker 3He worked on the news.
Speaker 5And how did it happen?
Speaker 10We were both in Salt Lake City, Utah the most at nine pm?
Yeah you know what I mean, in spite of the Mormons.
But yeah, So he he came to where I was staying, and that's the night I lost my virginity for the second time.
Speaker 5Wonderful time.
Speaker 3A bit of a bomb in itself.
That's when I lost my Analamen, I los my anal Hymen and Taigwan Douglass.
Speaker 5Actually, oh yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 3It's a new organ I made up.
Speaker 12And how was that?
Speaker 5I've never recovered?
Speaker 3What was your worst gig?
Speaker 2You read?
Speaker 3What was your biggest bomb?
Speaker 2Ah?
Speaker 12You know it's just like tech stuff.
Speaker 3I feel like you're wound up emotionally and I'm trying to make you comfortable and I don't that's quite a word, trying to make you expand.
Wow, it's crazy.
That is server right there.
That is what's your worst gig besides this podcast?
What's the horse mode of your career?
Speaker 5I don't know.
Speaker 4I don't.
Speaker 12I don't feel like I ever have.
I don't have any shame.
That's the thing with me.
Speaker 5The Martha's Vineyards, there had to be some rock bottom moments.
Speaker 12Breakdowns.
Speaker 10I guess on Winter House we got sucked up on shrooms, which was a misall.
I mean on camera and yeah, full mental breakdown.
I had a full mental breakdown and it took too much, way too much, way too much.
And then the next day I'm supposed to be leading this.
Speaker 3Riding.
Speaker 5My god, how many grounds you remember?
Speaker 12No, it was an actual physical.
Speaker 14Cap and stem.
Basically, okay, so you just ate too much, so you're tipping balls.
Speaker 10We got on the horse the next day was barely slept.
Oh yeah, you was high, high, high as fuck.
And then and I was smoking two piece combo.
And the next day I had to go to.
Speaker 9Of course back.
Speaker 3And then what happened?
Speaker 12Horse trips.
Speaker 10I almost Christopher is tripping like you fed and mushrooms because that's an animal.
Speaker 12Maybe it's transferred over.
Speaker 2With a redre with aridre pendulate.
Speaker 1Everybody, tellers better have directed every residence video.
Speaker 3Good to see him, Eric, that's Jordy and Coco Psychedelic Pandemonium.
Come on in, We're making you a sandwich.
Oys hooking up.
I'm living in Vegas.
Is this microphone omni directional enough that I'm okay?
Speaker 5I think it should be closer to your mouth?
Speaker 3You think so, I'll see the problem is that my mouth is high up?
Speaker 5Yeah?
Speaker 1Yeah, yeah, Well can we can somebody help jet Jesus, he just came out of the emergency Jesus Christ, that was horrible.
Do you know all my guests comes straight from the emergency room to this podcast.
Speaker 3That was a horrible moment.
What that microphone got?
Well, I'm one of those insufferable vegan assholes.
Speaker 5Do you does anybody want to sandwich?
Speaker 3Anybody want a sandwich?
Jordy sandwich?
Speaker 5Sandwich?
Speaker 3I'd like you to just sit there holding this same Hey, can we look very attractive?
Speaker 5Can we look up here?
To me on?
I don't think anybody wants Hey?
Speaker 2Bay?
Speaker 3Can we look up her with the horse?
Speaker 5Was it a horse?
Cop?
Speaker 9Yeah?
Speaker 1Okay, So she just told a story where she took too much psychedelic mushrooms and I'm unfamiliar fire fire and didn't sleep and smoked some marijuana, which I don't subscribe to.
I've never touched a drug in my life and never will.
Speaker 3That's true for me, really, Yeah, I've never even had a drink of alcohol.
That was right, You know what.
Speaker 1Nancy Reagan was my godmother and she she got in there early, and I'd say no to drugs.
Speaker 5What about caffeine?
Speaker 3Uh, you sed to long ago, but not anymore zoactives for like thirty years.
About nicotine thirty five years now?
Speaker 1But you've done caffeine, yes, so you have had an experience, You've experienced active reaction from something.
Speaker 3You've been in the hospital like I had, like you know, I was fucked up and they gave me like morphine that you're like, I've never done drugs.
I left out the word recreation creationally.
You have done caffeine recreationally.
Yes, so so you Yeah, okay, here, you're not what you think.
I'm some sort of fucking tight ass.
Yeah, I'm a wild man.
I've had a couple that's right.
Yeah, yeah, you put me in the category essentially just say Miles Davis, Coltrane, hendrixel.
Yes, that's the kind of potropics, that's the list.
Yes, that's a spectrum.
That's okay.
Now we have this clip of you on mushrooms.
Mushrooms us is your rock bottom except for when the reporter the thing in Slake City, which I know't feel comfortable talking about Winterhouse, right, winter Winterhouse, cucko.
What's your worst gig?
And then we'll get to you Penn.
I know you're fucking itching at the fucking oh yeah yeah, but what's the Mike got adjusted?
Everything was okay?
Speaker 1Like Christian Bale having a melt out on that cinematography for you, well, right when you walk in here, I've been walking on eggshells.
Speaker 3Everything's okay, Okay.
Speaker 6Cucko always gig, I think has to be.
I think I think a lot of them have to do with drugs, for sure.
Speaker 3Just tuned out.
Yeah, I mean I once had two cups of coffee.
Speaker 5Wait, so.
Speaker 6I think honestly, probably just I had I had to do a cover for a whole event, and I think I was just so faited off.
Speaker 3What do you mean a cover like a music cover, like a cover of song.
Yeah, I had to cover a song and I did.
What song did you that was a good question?
Was?
I think it was.
Speaker 5The Beatles?
Speaker 6I forgot Honestly it was.
It was for an event, but I just remember being so faded and I don't.
Speaker 3Even remember what song you recovering?
Genre?
Speaker 6Maybe we go that like some something in Spanish.
Speaker 3I was just I was just super fading.
Speaker 6Like the event was kind of like a like a charity event.
Speaker 3Okay, yeah, yeah, were seriously we take children here, the kids, the children.
I'm so sorry you guys are dying.
But one.
Speaker 2Happen.
Speaker 6I just forgot the lyrics and I remember just watching off, like beating myself for it because I was just like, what the funk like that was it was bad?
Speaker 3Was it a rap song or under?
No, it was you know what.
I felt like.
Speaker 6I kind of bombed when I had to do the rap warring injured because I just didn't even know what to do.
Speaker 3I just you were perfect?
Speaker 5Are you kidding me?
Speaker 3I was just screaming.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 3Yeah, that's the point of the show.
Speaker 5We're just torturing it.
Speaker 3Yeah.
Well yeah, that was the first time I ever got cattle prodded too.
Speaker 1Yeah, yeah, yeah, it doesn't lay up, yeah, cattle Yeah.
Speaker 3Paint balled.
We had a bull prod too when I was wet to when I was I'm wet right now, honey, I'm snail trailing, sliding down this chair, looking in your eyes.
Speaker 8You better, Will you break your celibacy with me?
Speaker 3Take me to Salt Lake City.
I'm missed a reporter, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2Yeah?
Speaker 5What is his name?
Speaker 1Recording you find?
Did you find the video of herund mushrooms and horses?
Speaker 2Oh?
Speaker 3God, kill me?
Now?
What's your peacock password?
Speaker 12I don't even know, Actually I don't know.
Speaker 3You don't peacocks?
Speaker 5I got somebody else.
Do you have it on your phone?
You can just hold it up.
Speaker 12I was on the horse.
Speaker 3Yeah, you gotta get.
Speaker 5On the horse, honey.
Okay, now how many years have been?
Speaker 3Okay, so they kicked you out, so you got faded Sanchez?
Kind of music is that?
So what you know?
Speaker 5Do you know?
Speaker 3Tolano Sanchez, Chelino, Chelino, Celino Sanchez.
Speaker 8That's not Thaniel, That's what kind of music is that?
The like the Chelino.
Speaker 5Yeah, I like that ship.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 3Didn't he like get shot out on stage?
Speaker 2Yeah?
Speaker 5He was, he killed people on stage and ship He's like, Allen, no.
Speaker 3He he read that.
Speaker 8No, you know that video where he's like he's really knowing they're like sweat.
Speaker 5He's like, yeah, like the.
Speaker 3Bob is the Yeah, ship, I want to like a man.
Speaker 6Also scary images Charlino, Charlie Sanchez, Charlino Sanchez.
Speaker 3Yeah, I like that.
Speaker 5Ship with the tubas, the German influence and Mexican He's a.
Speaker 3That's a real thing.
I mean the German that came over Tubas in a quarter.
That's why there's so much tubas in accordates Germans were going to South America.
No, this is not this is like before Okay, it was like nineteen hundreds, Okay.
Speaker 8It was a random migration like the forties, like so much of.
Speaker 2The forties.
Speaker 1They were just like you the mood like nineteen forty five, I want to say, like randomly.
Speaker 3Bunker's a little crowded.
Speaker 7Yeah, yeah, my nerveburg drought, so you got faded.
Speaker 3Yeah, I was.
They didn't kick me out or nothing, Sancho's type note, Like I wasn't.
Speaker 6Even the headliner too, so it wasn't like it's like for me, it was a moment.
Maybe everybody else was like cool, I'm not even here really like for him, Okay, so it was it was a bigger deal to me then maybe it should have been.
Speaker 3But like, but that was that was it.
Speaker 6Because they also felt like I was like damn, I kind of just didn't want the song like that, and and I'm all drugs and what.
Speaker 3Drugs are you on?
Speaker 6At the time, I was doing a lot of I was on a lot of blowing, like a lot of like ecstasy for sure, My god.
Speaker 3You were sky high.
Speaker 5Just smoked a couple of puffs of Yeah.
Speaker 6I've said it's like stopped doing all like the heavy heavy since.
Speaker 3Like three years ago.
Yeah, yeah, that's what I feel like.
Speaker 8I'm just already pretty fried out as a person.
Speaker 3So we gave you a little molly water before.
Speaker 4You got here.
Speaker 8It hazing.
Speaker 3We gave you prune juice and all water.
Ship myself just be really fitted.
Speaker 6Oh I have dislocated my shoulder off of Mally goddamn so that sucked.
Speaker 8It was that was like a personal bomb.
Speaker 6It wasn't a gig.
It was I think it was a personal bomb.
It was in la uh.
It was at Rolling Loud at like twenty nineteen, and I was in the most finish shit.
But it wasn't even during the most you know, you know how like if they do have a stadium and they have grass, they cover the tart like the the turf with like plastic.
See people are drinking and ship and it's all slippery turf turf.
I'm sorry, yeah, bro.
So I was like I was just tripping and I remember finishing washing and then it wasn't even in the pit, bro I literally and I was just like at the time, my problem is that I'm not proportioning it.
Speaker 3So if I gain weight, I'm.
Speaker 8Gonna get I'm gonna I'm gonna getna get that.
Speaker 3I'm gonna get that legs.
Did you get the tall surgery.
Speaker 6I went, I went watched it way too fast after that surgery.
But I don't get my arms and lays stay skinny.
So I was pretty big at the time.
It's my toy, so gets too big.
Speaker 5That's cool.
Speaker 6So then it's like like super humpty Mike Wasowski, you know what I mean, like really really just big.
Speaker 3But then like arms and le super skin, like a tooth looking like a tooth like fat.
Yeah, I got you.
Speaker 6Okay, So it's talking about yeah, he's talking about like the costumes, like the little tooth costumes and ship sure, yeah, yeah, yeah, let's talking about something.
Speaker 3And I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 14But no, you got the body of a tooth that basically it's fat in the middle, little legs, skinny arms.
Speaker 1Go ahead here, we don't body sham too.
And what he just did was an active domestic.
Speaker 3Terrorism tooth tooth teeth do not have arms and legs little legs.
Speaker 6Okay, I'm thinking about like a little costume.
Speaker 3You know, if somebody's cost then say you're on ecstasy a term.
Speaker 6I'm just.
Speaker 3There's a tarp, so there's a tarp over it.
Speaker 6I slipped and because my arms are so were so like skinny at the time.
From my body, it's just like I just fell in.
It popped right out of place.
Speaker 5And you're mid song.
Speaker 3Mid I mean she's in the audience.
Speaker 5You're in the audience your show.
Speaker 8That's what I say, a personal bomb.
Speaker 3I'm not, I'm not.
Speaker 5Yeah, this is just you're not a cannibal Courts show or something.
And keep.
Speaker 3The residents fiftieth anniversary.
You were going out.
Now I gotta get back.
Speaker 5I missed the.
Speaker 3Speaking of having arms that are too little, I was one second.
I was once wrestling with a little person in corn Starts Starts.
Yeah, we had in the day he could corn start wrestling party at my house.
There was a kiddie pool full of cornstars, which you know, is is that weird?
If you go fast, it's solid, if you go slow, it's liquid, of course.
And the main event was because I'm six seven and you know two point fifty, I was wrestling my buddy Arturo, who is a who was a little person.
He's not six seven, No, he's not six seven, and he's he's also we decided to do it nude, so that's what does rac We were wrestling.
We were wrestling nude, sobriety is not all it's backed up to me.
Sure, And what I didn't realize was, you know, we were doing all the wrestling moves and picking him up and do them the cornstars.
What I didn't realize was his arms were not as long as the corn starch was deep, so when I put him face down, he could no longer push his mouth up to be able to breathe, I would say, or nose.
And I was, you know, show voting because I was naked and big and standing over him and doing all my my misunderstood New England professional wrestling things, kind of parading and you know, kind of peacocking around and he was dying at the same time.
Yes, And finally I looked down and Terry Shaman, motherfucker, He's been in that same position for a wicked long time.
So then I was in the position of being nude and trying to pick up a little person who was stuck in corn starch, you know something, And I'm using all my strength.
Speaker 4I think I have.
Speaker 3That's not the sound bootstuck in mud.
You get to pick up a little person, pull him out of the corn starch.
And the nice thing was that he's such a kind man that when he finished coughing and vomiting, he thanked me for saving his life.
But you also have forgotten.
I suppose that the corn starch and the nude and the wrestling and putting him face down were all my idea.
You were, you know, like one of those business managers who likes to get credit for fixing something that he fucked up.
You know that standard operating procedure.
That's what I did.
So if you'd been with me, you'd have dislocated your shoulder and been drowning in cornstars?
Speaker 5Is that your word?
Speaker 1And that was your worst magic trick too?
That was your biggest part, was really there was something magic about it.
You little person in corn starts.
Don't let him breathe, he starts to fucking die.
Speaker 3There.
There's nothing magical about there.
When you're when you're trick, there's R and D.
So that could have been.
So what was the R and D, ladies and gentlemen.
I will out put a little person in corn star and he won't die.
That was that was the whole There's been some brains from it.
You're in the experimental phase.
Speaker 5Yeah, the magic was in the moment yes, it was cute and you're so married.
Speaker 2To this port.
Speaker 3Yeah, yeah, no, I think I think our tour was is touring with a with a circus in Mexico.
And was this just the two of you guys?
Was there an audience?
Oh, there was a big crowd.
Thought it was just the two and we were just the maise other people.
Other people would wrestled before us, okay, but we just when you're done, be so much sexier.
But probably there were probably seventy five two hundred people watching.
And the thing was that nobody seemed to give a flying funk about him drowning.
I mean, you're most sociopathic, sure, but I was doing so much parading, you know, yeah, covered with corn stars you were.
Speaker 5And then and then you were and then uh, God punished you for Hebrews.
Speaker 3It was like, actually, the nice thing about my relationship with God is when God punishes me for hubris, he drowns a little person.
It's a really well it's a nice things.
I do something very terribly wrong and someone in India gets leprosy, that deal with God.
Stephen Stevenson, Sure, I just want to just want to make sure is God doesn't care as long as someone is punished and I made the deal.
You know, God won't be me motherfucker.
Yes, that's that's what.
That's the best thing about him.
I can't stop reading, you know, the best thing to every night.
The best thing about God is his punishment is capacious.
It means I'm changing your mind without reason, which God is good.
Speaker 5And it's sassy.
Yeah, a bit of a diva has he has?
Speaker 3He said to Job, I don't know, man, just something about you pisses me off.
Speaker 5And then then Lot fucked his daughters.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 3Well, Lot first of all asked an angel in to fuck his daughters, then fucked his own daughter.
Speaker 5Yeah, that's bizarre.
Yeah, and.
Speaker 3That's not even some of the weirdest stuff from the Bible.
Speaker 1You can't eat shrimp, yeah well yeah, and you got to stone your wife to death if you find out she's not a virgin on her wedding day.
Speaker 3I think the order of the words is wrong.
He's not a virgin.
You get stoned in your wedding night.
Okay, Yeah, that's a rough one.
Yeah, but you know what trimp is delicious is that's what I have the bone a bit out of all the books.
Well, that's all loves her side.
What size of the tree you shipped on and stuff like that has also in there.
Speaker 5Okay, wait, what's that?
Speaker 3There's certain kinds of rules for we're also miss mixing your fabrics, you know.
Speaker 5Yeah, you'll go to mix your fas.
Speaker 3No.
No, someone in India will go to hell.
That's the deal, kay.
Speaker 13Yeah.
Speaker 3Because of all the shism, all the shrimp eating you're doing, someone else is getting punished.
Speaker 1Because Hinduism is older than Abraham, older than the Abrahammer religions, the abraham Ham what was.
Speaker 3We called them the Mediterranean death cults.
Speaker 5That's the name of my metal abra Hammick religious.
Speaker 2With aer Codre with Aerdre.
Speaker 3What is your worst gig?
Speaker 5What was your worst?
Speaker 1How long have you been performing with Teller?
How long have you been performing magic?
Well, I've been performing.
We tell her about fifty years five zero Yeah, holy show.
Okay, And and the first I'm assuming decades of that profession is rough as as I've started.
Speaker 3I started as a juggler, and it is a juggler in the circus.
No, I was, you know, you know, just working around my hometown.
And then I finally went to Ringley Brothers Barn and Bidley.
I'm from Greenfield, Massachusetts, by Worcester and fram and Worcester and the western Western mass Yeah, Worcester, Okay, Yeah, I saw Guire at the fucking Palladium.
Speaker 2Dude.
Speaker 3It was fucking nuts.
Speaker 5Bro there you go.
Speaker 1Okay, So you're in England, No, Florida.
Okay, So you went to school at Arizona.
Other school it's actually my new school.
It's in Venice, but they call it Sarasota.
You went in Florida.
Speaker 5So you went to circus schooling brow.
Speaker 3I went to clown College.
You had to clown school, which I have to say, part of our training in PR was we were not allowed to say the circus or Ringling or clown College.
It was Ringley Brothers, barn and Bidley, greatest show on Earth, clown College every time.
But then I stand with that.
You gotta say the whole thing.
Speaker 1I think also there, I don't think he's from Sarah.
So he grew up in Sarazona and he jerked yeah, which is what those movies are for.
That's what Sarasota is for.
Come on, cut this ship.
Speaker 3Let the guy judge offthing else to do besides jerk off?
In Sarasota.
You're not in Sarah.
Speaker 5You're not in hell out.
We don't want you here.
Speaker 3So are you from Sarahsoona?
Speaker 5No, My sister went to New College, and that's why I know about Clown College.
Speaker 3And that's al.
I was actually a very very successful street performer.
I was making ship tons of money king Yeah, okay, I know.
Speaker 5Were you doing magic?
Speaker 3Just juggling?
I was juggling.
I was juggling him talking.
That's when I ruined my voice and all that stuff.
But I was living here permanently.
Yeah, I was on the streets.
Speaker 5You know, your voice doesn't sound ruined, it sounds funny.
Speaker 3Well, at that point it was.
Speaker 2It was bad.
Speaker 3Now it's a little bit better.
But what happened?
Speaker 5You burst a polyp in your larynx?
Speaker 3Oh no, my, my, my.
My voice boxes like leather.
It's in there.
They don't never go to you know, when you aren't talking, which is rare.
Your vocal cords go right together like this, nice and sweet and nice.
Mine have gaps in them all the time, which is why my rob streaming stream.
But I made I made a ship ton of money.
I didn't make more money, uh, until I got to Broadway.
Than I used to make on the streets.
I'dn't make thousands every weekend, it was.
But I also didn't live anywhere I tell down there.
I met Teller when I was still in high school.
Yeah, you got are high school friends.
No, No, he was a high school teacher.
Speaker 2I was.
Speaker 3We're seven years he's seven years older than me, but at a different high school.
Okay, but the worst gig we ever had, and uh uh was I had this very romantic notion about show business because I'm from a small town and I didn't know anything about show business.
So Teller was a high school Latin teacher and tenured and very successful and very skilled.
Where's what city, Lawrence township side of Trenton in New Jersey.
And actually the year Teller left to work with me, that was the year that John Stewart was going to take Latin with Teller.
And then he found out that mister Teller had left to be a magician.
And John Stewart is all Wes said.
If I hadn't taken Teller into show business, he would probably be a Latin scholar today because he was looking forward.
John Stewart see maybe the only person in the country who was looking forward to taking Latin.
He was very excited about it.
So I had this romantic notion that we should do nothing but show business.
We should never have a day job ever, we should just do that, so that would force us to take every job that came along, no matter what.
So we got called we're living in I don't know where we are.
I think we're living in Philly or in Trenton or something.
We're down around there.
Speaker 5The year is this and where you at in your career doing?
Speaker 2Oh?
Speaker 3This is this is early on?
We were seventies eighties.
Oh no, no, this would be seventies.
Seventies, yeah, seventies.
This would have been about seventy six, seventy seven.
We'd done Philadelphia.
Seventy six was the bi centennial, and we were doing all these shows on the streets, but.
Speaker 5They hadn't you're making a living performing, Yeah.
Speaker 3That's all we were doing.
And we had done one show in Philadelphia seventy six.
It was actually the only show I've ever done for nobody, and it was actually nobody because we got paid one hundred dollars a show, and we could cancel any shows we wanted, but we wouldn't get paid, so it was pouring rain.
It was outside behind the Art Museum in Philly and it was pouring rain, and nobody showed up.
I mean nobody, nobody and Teller and I said, well, you know someone could come in to check to see if we were doing a show, So let's do a show anyway.
But that isn't the worst show.
Speaker 5That's not the worst.
Speaker 3That was just for nobody to me.
Speaker 5You're getting paid to rehearsal yea for a sound check.
Speaker 3This show was a very odd show.
There is a place in New Jersey that is a federal prison for people under sixteen who've committed major felonies, capital offenses or murder.
Okay, okay, and they're all under sixteen, and it is a heavily armed, dangerous, dangerous prison with all children.
Yeah, all children.
And they called up and said we'd sure like a Magic action, so you know, tell her.
And I had this rule, you know, if someone was paying them, we do the job.
We made no decisions, we turned down nothing.
That's still to this day, that's still true.
I still answered the phone with okay, I will because you know, my mentor and Magic always said say yes to everything.
That's the way.
That's the way to live life.
Speaker 5You know.
Speaker 3So we took this job, you know, and I guess I didn't really understand that people under sixteen years old can be like crazy, fucking dangerous.
Speaker 5Yeah, you know, they're stronger than all of us, strong, stronger and have all.
Speaker 3Of that, no frontal lobe whatsoever.
And yeah, they'd already killed they'd already killed people, right, and they're under sixteen.
Some of these people are like twelve, we will shoot us, yeah yeah.
And they're also they're in prison already and they're never going to get out.
Yeah yeah, So.
Speaker 5Y up.
Speaker 3We go there and they're like guards all around, right, and they've they've they've set up like you're like like like four hundred five hundred.
Speaker 5Felony youngsters psychopaths, Yeah yeah.
Speaker 3Who are all lined up with guards who were just the worst screws you've ever seen.
It's like fucking oz with children.
It's just fucking insane.
And tell her that I show up at the time, I was juggling knives and I was I was eating fire.
Tell her was swallow swallowing needles.
You know, all those kids need like a sharp toothbrun exactly exactly.
People lookn kill people with a paper CUPI they have skills.
And so the guards say to us, they say, you know, you're ready to do your magic show.
And I think they expected like hipping the hop rabbits.
And I said, well, you know, we're gonna juggle knives and eat needles and you know, it's like a bottle of surface cups, okay, which I don't know why the guards would ever say okay, guards, I you know, so we were set up and there's nothing, there's no stage.
We're just on the floor with like, you know, four hundred psychopathic children and probably I mean a huge ratiow like twenty guards who all have like night sticks and our I mean, their job is beating the ship out of children.
Child they're just chilter.
I'm not sure, you know.
My dad was a jail guard, but I'm not sure that.
Speaker 5No, he wasn't.
Speaker 15Watch watch this one.
He was practicing, you know, so I don't have this noise, this basic view sandwiches the other side, this basic view of you know, all jail guards, the psychopaths.
My dad was a wonderful man and worked a small county jail and was was very kind as far as I could tell to everybody.
That's not true for these particular the gentlemen that we're in this place.
So tell her and I go out and we just start doing our show, you know.
And Teller and I are carnee guys.
You know, we were carneie trash, and we go no matter what, you know, we not stop a show.
There's no there's no pussying out for us ever.
Speaker 5So we go out there.
Speaker 3We know we're back ready to go.
There's no backstage.
We're still a props set up, right, and we're just gonna go out and do our show.
And I'm gonna do every fucking joke I do about that juggling, We're gonna do all We're just gonna do it right out right full and we kind of start performing and they're kind of fuck, like shut up, shut out.
There's all this stuff, and then all of a sudden they like chill out and they're like ap plodding, and we finished our half hour.
We did our show.
We thought we'd done really bad, and they come over and say, you know, we have a show every year for these people.
They have a show once a year, these these children have a show.
And they said, in the ten years I've been here.
You're the only ones who have ever finished.
I tell you, these motherfuckers were calling us every year while we were while we were on Broadway, they were still calling going can you come back?
Did anybody else?
And also we were the only ones that they hadn't stolen props.
They stole nothing from us.
Speaker 5Wait you had nine.
Speaker 3Yeah, they didn't steal a faith.
They just watched our show.
So maybe this is an odd combination of triumph and bombing.
You know, it's the worst gig you can have.
Yeah, plus plus we actually kind of did Okay, they kind of liked us, but I didn't.
You know, that's not the kind of thing you imagine.
But of course when you think about it, of course there are felons under sixteen years old.
You know, they're people have done really really bad things.
We're performing for them.
And also on in Philadelphia, we were doing a show on the Parkway that they'd closed off that turned into as far as I could tell, it turned into a race riot, and we have it on stage in the center doing our show while people were just screaming and throwing things at each other.
And we also we also wouldn't stop.
I mean, we just just go and go.
But see, magic is very different kind of bombing because if you are doing comedy, right, if I'm doing a comedy bit and people aren't laughing, then it's kind of like, oh this is terrible.
I'm not in a groove.
But if you do a magic trick and at the end of the magic trick it doesn't work, there was no reason for you to be there.
It's like we've just watched you for seven minutes.
Speaker 5And that in the early days that happened a lot where you guys are like, well.
Speaker 3Early days last week, No, I mean when things stop, you know, that's the thing.
He just goes.
You just actually say that didn't work.
That you know that is your cover line.
There's no way out.
There's no way you can pretend I wasn't trying to do that.
Is this your card?
Speaker 14No?
Speaker 5Okay, okay, what do you What do you want to do later?
Speaker 3Well, I want to see your card and I wanted to get it out of here, and I want to see me.
You give him the rules of poker card, but you want to see me there, want to see me wrestle a little person make up.
I've always got that out of my back pocket.
But just just remember that if you're ever wrestling a little person in cornstarch, keep an eye and how long their arms are.
Yeah, I agree with that.
I agree with that.
Speaker 6You want to do that, you go back to the jail because said they called you, They kept called the jail, kept calling you back.
Speaker 3You never went back, and we never went back, but we would have.
It's just working on broad and if you if you try to tell people that you're cancelling your broad to prison, they they look at you.
I've had a lot of friends who have done like magic and juggling shows at prisons for adults, and they told me the joke that always works.
It will kill every time.
If you're picking a volunteer from the audience, all you do is say how about you the black guy in orange, and you will get a laugh forever.
Speaker 1That's stand I'm playing well, I'm teaching a comedy course in Fulson Prison.
Really at the end of this year's there's a.
Speaker 3There's this woman that Derek Beckles knows who teaches theater, improv and comedy to the prisoners there.
So sh I'm doing like a guest lecture and I feel nervous about it.
Speaker 5I have to peece so bad.
Speaker 3Derek's gonna conduct, I'm gonna pee.
We're gonna come back and do it just a few more things.
If you guys got the.
Speaker 1Time, I know, everybody's gonna go, and then I'm gonna eat a sandwich and then we'll get the buck out of here.
But I've had the peace since it started, and I can't hold it anymore.
Speaker 3You keep keep the conversation, all right, unless you guys got a peet, people, you go pee too.
Speaker 5I actually go ahead and all right, everybody else.
Speaker 3And I'm not hungry.
That's pretty cool, So I'm preparing the real We are the longest running headliners in the history of Vegas.
We've been at the conveniently named Penn and Teller Theater, uh since two thousand and one.
Speaker 14It's so funny.
Is there someone do that?
That club I walk by on me like that is the guys, and it's really cool to see.
Speaker 3Yeah, well, I wish you had time to come see our show.
And I don't know if you've ever seen this, but when you've seen this, it's new stuff.
Obviously TV.
Speaker 14When I was a kid, like a lot of pittot tell if it wasn't David Copperfield.
Speaker 5It was yall.
Speaker 14Yeah, so it was like, speaking of which, David Copper looks pretty bad.
He'd be at the dB hanging out at the cellar sometime with Atomics.
Speaker 3We're the only ones in Vegas that do a new show all the time.
You know, we're always putting in new stuff, stars, respected, joll Hustle, always doing incredibly whatever.
Yeah, yeah, you know it's been usually you know, after fifty years, just say fuck it.
We'll just do some of the hits.
We're on the fiftieth anniversary tour.
You know, we did Radio City and every place we played that played him in London and everybody expected fiftieth anniversary were doing stuff from sending that live and let him in the stuff all new stuff, all new stuff.
Sure got a state like are you learning from this?
This is to you do?
Yeah, so that's really well what else don't want to ask?
Well, how often you change your stuff?
You stand up?
Speaker 14I kind of I try to change it, like at least every month.
You give it a month to get the hard twenty thirty, forty minutes whatever.
Sure, but then it gets mundane, so you start tagging, adding extra shit or taking something from that's new and then adding to something old, but or just rewriting an entirely.
Speaker 3Yeah, well you when you know, when I'm doing hunks that are just verbal, yeah, you know, you can.
You can change, you can change stuff.
But when you're doing stuff that you have to actually have props and stuff and tricks have to work, then you got to do like there's more planning.
Speaker 14Yeah, prop guys back in the day, the guys that would come on stage with a whole bunch of props and jokes for each and jokes feed.
Speaker 5There was a guy named the Wid, uh, the Wid, the Wid, yeah, w Id.
Speaker 14He call him up the Wid And he was like an open mic hoast in Philly a long time ago, and he used to just flood the stage with all kinds of props and didn't have a joke or three for each one.
And I don't know how much of it was the same, but my god, it was pretty it was pretty insane.
Yeah, I'm a Philly.
Speaker 3Guy, but others from Center City.
Speaker 14Yeah, I started a comedy three in Philly and then moved to New York around oh nine and it was fucking around since then.
Speaker 3But no, man, that's really cool.
Anybody else got a fundational question.
Speaker 5What's up?
Speaker 12Have you had a show a prison before?
Speaker 3I have.
I've done halfway houses, so not.
Speaker 12Sapeline between magic, comedy and jail.
Speaker 14Well, motherfuckers are sitting in their board.
They need something to do, so they can't really do too much because they're still in prison.
Speaker 5So you you you you you.
Speaker 3These people call out and they trust, Oh.
Speaker 5We don't get your hands off.
Speaker 3The pipeline is people need to be entertained, you see what I'm saying.
Speaker 14And comedy is always something you could do because people want to laugh, either they psychos or not.
And people want to see magic if the cycle is not, you know.
So so if you got to do them Lord of the Fly shows that he was just doing, then you just got to do, you know.
But that's how did he do in the bathroom.
Speaker 3We didn't miss you at all.
Real just went fine.
As a matter of fact, it wasn't really interrupted until you came back.
Speaker 5No, Pa was telling me some flying ship.
Speaker 3But now these sandwiches are good.
I just I took a few bites.
Speaker 1Okay, So your people thought my producer's name is Bee your salt Hank, so we don't calling her salt Bay.
Speaker 5And I got in trouble in the bathroom.
That's by Wang.
Everybody, this goes off.
Speaker 3Now.
Speaker 1I know, asking the magician to do a magic trick is asking like a comedian's to tell a joke.
Speaker 3But we do have a decord cards at Easy one.
If you want to do any of that ship you know, because I'm so temfortably, you're sick.
You're sick of it.
You don't even want to touch the decker cards.
Really, it's that.
It's that I gotta go on.
Speaker 5You got people here.
We really like magic and I love voodoo.
Speaker 2I don't know.
Speaker 5It's like asking Neirvana to singing smells like teen Spirit.
Speaker 3They don't want to do it.
I'm having fun here now, is that okay?
Speaker 2Yeah?
Yeah?
Speaker 5But I mean you know you also, I thought.
Speaker 3You you you you broke the vent horizon there.
You actually put that sandwich into your mouth and then pulled it out.
Once you break the event horizon right here, you can't pull it back out.
Something good to say.
I'll also tell you if you will.
If you're eating making me crazy, I don't like that.
If you're eating fire, there's a little piece of advice.
If you're eating fire and you're you've got the fire in your mouth and you're holding it in your mouth and someone does a heckle, And if you have the best comeback you've ever thought of in your life and you know you're going to kill, don't do it.
Why because in order to speak, you're going to breathe in.
Oh, when you breathe in, you're going to suck the fire into your lungs, and your ad lib is going to come out like this.
I didn't go to the hospital, but I did get I did get an exactly I burned it.
I've heard the tipulars of my lungs.
So for a while, you're coughing up really discussing ship.
Speaker 5Now you can die, Yeah, yeah, you can die.
Speaker 3Well, Bob, tell you something else.
When you were trying to riff.
You're gonna die, but just not necessarily right now.
Well that's what I called it because when I when he does this, it makes me fucking crazy.
Either put it in your mouth and eat it or don't, or.
Speaker 5I'm a Japanese fetish.
Where I reached the event horizon.
Speaker 3Oh yeah, but once you break that event horizon, that's all I can think about, is he put that part of the sandwich in his mouth.
Then he took it out, so that part of the sandwich already belongs in his mouth, but now it's not there.
Speaker 5You teach me, easy trick to do it home, Easy.
Speaker 3Trick to do it home.
Speaker 1Well, you had your book growing up, and I would always try to do the thing in front of my mom.
I would take the malka Denny's and I would stick my fork.
Speaker 3It's a great trick.
It's a great trick.
But I would I would never do it.
Well, my mom, Well set.
Speaker 2Up the gas.
Speaker 3Yeah, yeah, here's all you got to do.
It's a great trick.
This is a trick that Mac King came up with, one of the best common magicians in the world.
He told us this.
You know, when you're you're sitting at a diner, cheaper diner, they have those little creamers.
Right now, all you got to do is, while people are talking and shit, you just take the creamer in your hand.
Now, make it so that the paper side is down, and you put like a fist around it.
No one's paying any attention to you, No one cares.
You're just holding your hand on the table.
You got that in there.
Then you take your fork right and you start fucking around your eye.
You just take the tongue times of the fork and just kind of put them near the edge of your eye.
And then, no matter what is once, you start doing it quietly, don't say anything, don't explain anything that, just start fucking with your eye a little bit, and all of a sudden, everyone at the table will start looking at you.
That ever buddy's looking you for fucking with your eye with the fork.
You then bring up your hand as though you were looking through your fist, but you actually got the creamer there at the Then you do three things simultaneously.
You stick the fork into the creamer, You squeeze your hand hard, and you scream like a mother feel And what happens is white gunk suits out of your eye all over everybody, and you're screaming.
And even though it's not logical because the blood, it's kind of like your eye just came over everybody.
Yeah, I don't think it's blooded.
First.
I think first there's an ocular fluid, right, that's kind of clear.
Let's don't know.
Speaker 5I don't even spe English, memori.
Speaker 3And uh uh uh, you just do that.
That is a fabulous trick.
And I don't know how you fucked it.
Oh you let your mother see you grabbing the well.
In my defense, I was seven, okay, but committed had not committed a felony.
I had not committed a felony, and I would when my mom would go to the bookstore, I would go to the comedy section and your book was in the you guys, so you didn't buy it.
Speaker 5I'm not many money, okay.
Speaker 3My mom gave me like a one dollar allowance a week.
It was more than one dollar, it was, but I remember, like I would try to like get your tricks out of that book when I was little, and.
Speaker 1Like memorize them in the bookstore before she would grab me and then we'd go food chopping or whatever, and I would try to do them.
Speaker 3But you can't let the audience see you.
Speaker 5Set up the gag.
Speaker 3We wanted to explain I'm still learning.
We want We wanted to explain that trick.
We thought it'd be a great thing to do on on Letterman, you know, explain the trick.
First we do it to Dave and then we'd explain how to do it.
And the the executives were all going, I don't know what if somebody sticks a fork in their eye after they see this, and we go, well they should know better, absolutely, But but that was that was that was a big deal that we had to say, learn to don't stick a fork in your eye for real.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1Also executives one, you know they can be wet blankets.
Speaker 3Yes, everybody, you have a good time over here.
You reach for that, reach for it.
Speaker 5I just came back from Mexico City, so I have three brain sowls up.
Speaker 1Now Google, you know Zoey has a bit of a crush on you, Zoe, Zoe, come on out here, give him on, give him a kiss.
Speaker 3Who you gotta let.
Speaker 5Zoey kiss you?
Speaker 3Zoe gives him on the come on, come on at least a hug.
Speaker 5He's Venezuelan, very nice, everybody, very wonderful.
Speaker 3And now sit in his lap.
Speaker 1Okay, can you, lady in the tramp one of the cookies into my friend Zoe's Are you dating somebody not currently?
Speaker 3Okay?
Speaker 2Do it?
Speaker 3And no he's on the back on the market.
Speaker 12You're turning round connection.
Speaker 3I love that you verb.
Lady in the tramp?
Oh verbs really nice?
Did you find that clip of her?
We're gonna have this guy chug prune juice while you freestyle over a beat of her and that'll take us out.
Speaker 5What the fuck?
Speaker 9No, why don't we just like pass it around or something?
Speaker 3No, no, no show, you're not telling you, you're not telling us what you actually you gotta drink as much.
Speaker 5As you can.
No, I'm not you gottself a little bit terrible.
This is good for you.
Speaker 4Okay, we have like what do you call.
Speaker 3This music library?
Free stock because we can't abort anything.
Is this it that overhead doja or something?
All right?
Speaker 2Three?
Speaker 1Two one chug chug chug, chug chug chuck chuck chug, chug chug chun chunk chunk chuck.
Speaker 8Jo chugging prom You know.
Speaker 15Ship you're going to shoo themselves now going to shoot himself something stuffach, I'll take it.
Speaker 3That's the.
Speaker 5I'll take a meal.
Raisin gross go, Thanks, appreciate.
Speaker 2The gut.
Speaker 3Three styling his heart out over here, and he wants you to lady in the trap.
Speaker 2Thank you.
Speaker 3It was good.
I'm pretty you got drinking that a.
Speaker 5That's like miles from now.
Speaker 3I'm not I have another like you want us to support your sandwich?
Do you want us to make a documentary.
Speaker 9Put in the Aunjo by the way, I like meet you this little coffee.
Speaker 8Yeah, make him feel like he's a bad Okay.
Speaker 2Make a sandwich.
Speaker 3Oh we got let's go.
Speaker 5Spit that ship.
Speaker 3I wish I could thank you guys so much.
It's been a pleasure.
Thank you for having me.
Speaker 5Yeah.
Speaker 3Of course.
Speaker 1With every contre got it burning story that you're itching to tell about when you bombed or absolutely failed in life.
Speaker 3Now's your chance to tell me all about.
Speaker 5It, babe.
I want to hear your worst, most cringe worthy what the fuck was I thinking?
Speaker 3What just happened?
Speaker 4Moment?
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