19 Burst results for "Andy Kaufman"
Men In Blazers
"andy kaufman" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"Found that very confusing. Well, I'm going to say they seem undeterred. Southgate had worked with psychologists to install processes. I find this amazing to install processes. We don't have cycles. England, where did he find them? Is doctor Jo? Anyway, how did you find the psychologist that can work with Jack Grealish? Well, if you've seen the video the real about the camel, it could have been the camel. It was the camel. And they just a camel is your friend, the camel is nice. Do not fear the camel. It was a real couple. But okay, this is, by the way, when you do look in that video, you're like, what kind of psychology this could have worked with this team? It must be genuinely amazing. But he had put these processes into play. And honestly, it showed because they were fearless. This game was already intense, and England responded by turning it up to 11. They were only play well. They were flinging themselves into the dance Kane at the chance, mother by laurice at the moment, it felt like Tottenham on Tottenham violence. Ref just let everything go, saka, hammer's tongs anvils with Griezmann looking to agitate whenever there was transition. And David. I don't like to do this because I believe referees. We want more of them in the game. We want to encourage them in the game. We won't be able to step in at the grassroots, but I do want to, I don't like to name names. For that Brazilian bastard, Wilton sampling. It was obviously, it was such a, it was like an Andy Kaufman esque performance. It was just like, it was just like just so much peyote had been ingested before going on. She's never a good thing for refereeing. I mean, he was like stopping the game for head injuries. He was just like, that's fine. Oh, that's not fine. Oh, that's on sack and that's totally cool, guys. And I do want to say it is remarkable at such a high level game to see a referee referee is first game ever in his career, and it was like, it was like he was guessing on every decision. But you'd think it'd be right 50% of the time. But he managed to guess every time and he was wrong constantly. And the English fans eat their revenge in the way that only football fans can. By assaulting his Wikipedia page.
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
"andy kaufman" Discussed on AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
"I think all of us agree that the story about Ricky Martin having this affair with his nephew sounded a little insane and in the league of that can't be true, could it? Well, turns out it wasn't true at all. In fact, less like it was all along, maybe it played for a big payout variety reported today that following Ricky's testimony, Thursday morning, the nephew withdrew is complaint in the case has been dismissed. As such, the temporary restraining order filed by the nephew was not extended. And Ricky's attorney said, this was never anything more than a troubled individual making false delegations with absolutely nothing to substantiate them. We're glad that our clients saw justice done and can now move forward with his life and his career. I have to wonder, though, if someone put this kid up to this, did someone get in this young kid's head and promise him a nice payout if he alleged this? Because what's still out there is the first thing Ricky was dealing with. And that is that he was facing and still is facing a $3 million lawsuit filed by his former manager, Rebecca drunker, feasts Christ with a name, Rebecca drunker, and she still seeking unpaid commissions in which she accused Ricky of reckless indiscretions, abhorrent behavior, and this is what got everybody interested, having a personal life in disarray. And after she filed that, a few days later, came to bombshell about him banging his nephew. I don't know. In my game, where there's smoke, there's almost certainly fire.
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
"andy kaufman" Discussed on AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
"There was a movement of foot to rid Hollywood a lot of bad brutish sexist men all running far out to do was sit back and share and let them talk. I wish I could buy a Ronan farrow for what he's worth and sell them 40 thinks he's worth. But I'm going to have to point. Back to Leah Thomas. What kind of man would dress up in a female one piece and beat up on women? A narcissistic sociopath, like I said earlier, or just the loser, a loser, you know, who ranked in the mid 400s because he sucked at swimming against men. How much do you want to bet he cried to his mommy and she encouraged this? How much? A male cross dresser in a lady's locker room and swimming competitively versus women. It's just so typical of sleazy, left is taking advantage of the movement to elevate the transgenders. Can do well in a man's team so you pretend to be a female and beats up women. Beats on women. Dishonest and devious like literally everything they do. You could write a book about the stunts like this that they've done in the past. And by the way, leave Thomas is challenging anyone to call him out. William Thomas is challenging everyone to call him out on his bullshit. It's an act of domination. Just like when you come home from work and find your wife bang in the neighbor. She's challenging your manhood and your reaction. This guy reminds me of Andy Kaufman. He's the Andy Kaufman of women's swimming. Remember Andy Kaufman started wrestling only women and the silly girls on his team the wolf girls he competed against. None of them deserve the award because all they did is make this possible with their silence. What a shame ladies for the last time get loud and not fake and phony loud like AOC and their slav squad.
SGGQA Podcast – SomeGadgetGuy
"andy kaufman" Discussed on SGGQA Podcast – SomeGadgetGuy
"Capturing moments, preserving memories, telling stories, you've got a production facility in your pocket. If you have a phone built within the last 6 years, I mean, I just can't tell you how capable these things really are, how much longer you can drive them and how much more you can really get done with them. And it's all. I mean, it's not, oh, well, you've got to buy the premium flagship to do stuff. Oh, it's pretty good. Twin fold text saying, how do you folks? Dave burns, Juan's going to show off them calves. Check out these gams. Oh no. Again, so I've been trying to get my soggy state back in shape. I've been doing like an hour, low impact on the treadmill for the last couple of days. Back to just free weights, some light arm workouts, squats, lunges, and then I tried getting back just rudimentary core form for some of the steps that I used to dance back in college. And let's just say it's real slow going. Like the rhythm is there. The muscle memory is super foggy and it made me really sad. Like yesterday I was just doing basic body rolls, like tech, tech, tech, tech, tech cut. Tech, tech, tech, to cut. And it was like, that was something that used to just be so ingrained basic. I could kind of work out any rhythm in my brain. And here it's like, I just need standard 8th notes and I'm off. I just need standard 8th and it's wrong. I just need standard 8th notes and I did it. Let's see if I can do it again and I can't. Oh man, getting that stuff back. So hard. Oh, that's the Dory. What was that I was holding in my hands. So I don't know if you guys have heard about this thing. This is an amazing piece of technology. It's called a steam deck. Now you would think that that's like something to make like Asian buns, but no, no, it's actually a really sophisticated game. I'm not going to do that. I'm sorry. When you keep making that joke and it's the worst joke and I think it's hilarious. I'm going to Andy Kaufman in my own stream. Like here's a terrible, terrible joke that I'm going to do over and over and over again. And it's only funny to me. I'm only doing this to make myself laugh. Oh, twin folk tech is testing out the moto edge plus. I really, I'm anxious to see a few more folks trying this out. When I'm done with it, I'm going to try and send it out to a couple Friends. Once I get this next video, I was like, I've got some B roll to shoot. I want to shoot some better samples of ready for. Now that I have that four K portable display from you perfect. I just want to have some nicer things to show off, but I want to get this in the hands of a dude like Barry Johnson, right? Through the summer before we get into the fall and we get all those new phone phone launches, this is exactly the kind of device because Barry spent a lot of time with phones like the note 22. So I think it would be a great kind of head to head to get his thoughts on what he's working on. Rami is using the Xperia one Mark four. And I'm super jealous. I still haven't gotten back around to a retail unit on that. I'm talking to the folks at Sony just about some of the new software that might be coming. I want to play with that audio editing software that wasn't available on the prototype Xperia that I got to play with. Just one, it's so bad. Ted-talks tech. Watching on a 32 inch four K LG monitor plugged into the Mac mini, still trying to figure out picture in picture. Is that a thing on max now? 'cause I know like picture in picture is apparently hard for an iPhone to do, which makes no sense. But I thought, you know, max would be better at doing picture in picture and stuff like that. On his S ten, Ron Guido and his one plus AT, Sammy, you still need to pick up a surface pen? Surface? Oh whoops, my server's pen is charging. It's plugged into a cable and I just almost ripped a dock off my desk. You don't have your slim pen for your surface too. My surface too is also. Plugged in and I don't want to rip it. Rip it off the charger. Your little notepad pen. I mean, it's kind of like the perfect pairing is you have a little notebook and a little pen. It's pretty great. You should try it. I'm making fun of you, but I'm kind of not. Let's see. Raymond, I might hold off on an upgrade and just replace my battery. Again, I think that is such huge positive advice. If you have the facilities or if you have the infrastructure around you to get a good phone repair, I'm increasingly, I find it dubious that the way we talk about phones, where I was like, oh, it's got like 10% more CPU power. Look at these geekbench scores. The GPUs are 15% more performant. Increasingly, I talked to people, and I feel like they don't really want to change their phone. They just want their phone to perform more like they more like it did when it was brand new. And to me, if you're if you have the means or you have a good repair shop, accessibility, I should say, then getting a battery replacement and then rocking the same phone for an extra 6 months in extra year makes so much more sense to me in the way that people talk about how they use their phones, especially if your needs really are basic and average. Right? I get real pissy with people who talk about average consumers and then hold up $1000 phones because we know that's not average and you need some darn good reasons to spend more than a couple hundred bucks on a phone these days. But if your needs are lower level and you just want to keep at that same power performance threshold, save the cash and keep your phone out of recycling and landfill, you know? Get more again, I.
Monday Morning Critic Podcast
"andy kaufman" Discussed on Monday Morning Critic Podcast
"And we went through the, I know you are, but what am I seeing? And thanks for coming in. And that was that. You know, I think by the time I fought my way through traffic, someone had left something on my answering machine, you know, called me and they had offered me the wrong. Jesus. Oh my God. But I didn't know. I didn't know who these people were. I didn't know what it would become. I didn't know that this was going to be the formula. For a comedy in that time period. That in my humble opinion is only matched by like naked gun. Yeah. It's not dated. It's funny. Every time I watch it, and I'm very proud. To be associated with it and Paul, because it was, you know, especially after I, we thought we're talking earlier about being accepting. The gift and doing something with it. That made it even sweeter, or it continues as a gift that just keeps on giving. And Mark, that's got to be exhausting. I heard you talk about Paul as far as the talk show into Paul Rubens for those listening. You know, he's very much like Andy Kaufman or the late Gilbert Godfrey, Andy Kaufman as well. Whereas, you know, he's got to be in this character. That's got to be exhausting after a while. Like he kind of carried it with him on many talk shows, right? That's got to be something tough to put on a persona in your life than take it off behind the scene. I mean, I feel like that's difficult. That can be difficult market. Am I looking at that correctly? Well, this is a character that he developed on stage. And he came up with these wonderful ideas and that character was fully developed. So he could step in and out of it whenever he wanted to. Okay. And Paul is very businesslike and detailed oriented. Sure. So he is very easy just, you know, in the snap of a finger to go from one role to the next. Between takes, you know, the man's a total professional. He was back then before he exploded. On the planet, so I don't know how exhausting it was for him. Shooting the movie, I don't know, you know, if he's put in other situations like, you know, signing autographs with whatever. I mean, he can't stay in character. He can do an in costume. The photo op, but the rest of the time I understand he spends a great deal of time with people and listens and talks and the people a couple hours back in line are going, come on. Come on. Yeah..
The Life Stylist
"andy kaufman" Discussed on The Life Stylist
"Virus, right? But then I'm always, well, what is it? I was sick a couple years ago. It's something that's pretty gnarly. I thought it was a bad flu and then I got some blood work done for another reason and they did like an antibody test and it showed up this antibody. But the thing I still can't get past is this scientific method of inquiry wherein a virus is isolated and a well host is infected and they see if they can make it spread coaches. Coke's postulate, right? Coke's postulate. When I interviewed doctor cow in the first time, he explained all that. And I was like, okay, cool. I just have such a hard time understanding how so many well meaning and I'm assuming scientifically brilliant in some cases, if not educated people, don't acknowledge that that's never happened. That's the thing I can't. I'm just like, I don't get it. Is it only these fringe weirdo scientists over here that believe in that postulate and therefore everyone just ignores it because it's like outdated and lame or is that legit? So that's kind of not even the question of more of the premise for germ theory versus terrain theory because it seems and I don't fully even form thoughts about what that means entirely, but if terrain theory is really the predominantly valid theory of how our bodies work and how we interface with our environment, then that would just throw all of that out the window and none of what we're seeing would be true at all. I don't know how to formulate that into a question forgive me. No, I mean, I could talk about this all day. It's such an important it's arguably the most important. Aspect of what is happening and that's why my friends like Tom cowan and Andy Kaufman and others are so perseverative on this particular point of whether or not a virus has actually ever been. Any virus? Yeah, not just this one. Not just this one. Yeah. Isolated. And shown to be a causal vector.
SI Media Podcast
"andy kaufman" Discussed on SI Media Podcast
"Unfortunately, you gotta be a little older like me to fully appreciate it and get it, but I thought that was a brilliant brilliant tweet. No, I am a I am a lover of all things Andy Kaufman. So yeah, I think that's great. That's tremendous. If they're on that level, if rock and Smith are on that anti Kaufman level, then this is some genius business right here. Time will tell. We'll see how it goes. I want to ask you before we wrap before we close with some WrestleMania plugs on WWE Network April 2nd April 3rd Saturday Sunday with 2038 Seth Rollins against big question mark. I had your wife Becky on the podcast a couple of months ago. She was great. I really enjoy talking to her. She's obviously going to be at WrestleMania, playing a huge part in it. And you guys are new parents. And I just want, you know, I asked her, I want to ask you just balancing the work and fatherhood life and being able to spend time with your kid while still being a top superstar and WWE. How do you managing all that? Man, we are in one of the most fortunate positions on the earth as parents, because we are in a position where we can travel with our daughter every single week and be with her every single day and take her on the road, I mean, she went to Saudi Arabia with us twice, you know, she's been to Europe with us twice. She goes everywhere we go and we get to be with her and we're fortunate enough to be able to have the accommodations to do that. And not other families don't get that opportunity. You know, they got to send their kids to day care or what have you. And so I feel extremely fortunate that we get the privilege to do that and to be parents and to be present parents and not have to have to work and we get to do it both..
The Eric Metaxas Show
John Zmirak: 'Donald Trump Should Broker Peace in Ukraine'
"John's Muir. Welcome to the program. Thank you, Eric. Andy Kaufman, you sing here I've come to say the day. Exactly. That was actually that was my email. Yes. Mighty mouse is dead. It's tough. Listen on the glue trap. You've been writing a lot of a lot of stuff about the Ukraine. So the piece that you posted yesterday, brilliant concept. Let's start with that headline. Yeah, Donald Trump should broker peace in Ukraine. Donald Trump. Now, not a joke. No. I have a 100% serious. And it's not just because on some level he ought really to be president because he actually got more electoral votes and more popular votes. And the deep states stole the race in the most squalid Latin American style. And then covering it up in silence people in Eastern European totalitarian style. I mean, that's there. But really, I'm not being cynical. I don't want to use what's happening in Ukraine just for cheap domestic political gain. But I do think it will be good for America and good for Trump and good for all of us. As well. As for the people of Ukraine and the people of Russia. Because both populations matter. But before you just get into the details, are you, I mean, is it really possible that a former U.S. president could do something like this under who's a car is that work? Jimmy Carter flew around the world brokering negotiations after he was out of office. Jimmy Carter went Africa, Latin America. He had his own peace foundation. But he didn't need the permission of the U.S. government to do that. He just went and did it. That's right. And Donald Trump can do the same thing. And there is this thing called the Logan act that was used to intimidate and blackmail general Michael Flynn. But it is unconstitutional. No one has ever been successfully prosecuted under the Logan act. The Logan act was passed in something like 1801, and it was directed, I think, against Thomas Jefferson. It was in, I think. It was intended to stop Americans from engaging in diplomacy without the permission of the U.S. government.
Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"andy kaufman" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"Mean, I was like, still killing it. So you're doing it, man. I was like, I can't hold it. I mean, there are mug shots. Andy Kaufman level of commitment. It was like she literally kept it rolling. That's all the way through. Stealing and fortune checks. That's amazing. So when did you Brad? We're funny then. Yeah. I kind of had to be funny because when you look like I do, you either get funny and have a sense of humor about it or you cry. So my dad kind of forced me to be funny. My dad's a very funny person. Yeah. And he would make fun of me as a kid, but he would do it in a way where he'd be like, okay, I'm making fun of you so you can hit me back with something. Yes. And then when I got to school, he didn't give me this illusion of like, you're just like everybody else. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, no. Come from. So when I got to school and kids would make fun of me. I had zingers like ready. I had been trained. Yeah, I would imagine. Did you like have a list of all the kids in your class and their parents flaws and shit? I'd have everything like.
Live From Detroit: The Jeff Dwoskin Comedy Show
"andy kaufman" Discussed on Live From Detroit: The Jeff Dwoskin Comedy Show
"Night. I'm gonna guess. Rick overton is associated with that night. That's right that's it for me over there my friend but thank you jones now. God bless joan rivers. joan rivers. joan rivers. Joan rivers was one of the comedians that i grew up really liking. I think i've cassette still varies in the basement. 'cause my parents love joan rivers. Oh man she was fierce yes. She was great splendid. So good and so. I have a sort of an odd piece of comedy history there. I have another piece of history. You know who Tony clifton is absolutely tunnicliffe. Andy kaufman. Tony andy kaufman's alter ego character mean sleazebag guy and at first when he was test prototyping it. He didn't have any makeup. He didn't even have a tux or anything. He had a t. shirt and he would just do his hair out like this and you had to treat them like. He's tony clifton when he comes into the club. Hi tony anything you want tony. But he pulled me aside and he said and this way wasn't tony he was supposed to be but he's a okay. I need you to be in the audience tonight. And i o k i got. I'll give up my set then hiring okay so i told roger i'm going to do a thing with andy tonight i'm sorry back and so you know that bit. He pulled someone up. You wanna know what funny how show at funniest reports the water on the guy's head jerry. Cher i was the first guy that take the water on the head. Amazing the test it out to see what the crowd would do right and you remember the. Did you ever go to the improv new york. I have not. Did you see foreclosed now. Stage had a door an exit door right out to the street right off to the side of the stage right onto forty four and so He'd splooge he goes. Hey this is cool ship. I'm going to talk to manager. Bang out the side door and they get back and i watched the rest of the show..
Armstrong & Getty On Demand
"andy kaufman" Discussed on Armstrong & Getty On Demand
"But maybe we'll get to that a little bit later. do you want to play this. Norm macdonald clip. We've been putting off for some reason where he's on the view. Oh yes jammed. That and this is pretty good. This is this is kind of long the important thing. Since you're just hearing the audio and not seeing the video is is how incredibly uncomfortable. All the hosts of the view. Were at the time including barbara walters and joy behar and the other and like not just uncomfortable but bordering on real anger. Here we go okay norm. you're canadian. So what do you think of this presidential mess. I hope that The democrats don't steal the election from the winter. You know but who knows. You like. George bush george bush man. He's a good man decent. You know he's you know he's a lie or cook murder or anything like that so it'd be good to get the c. I i don't think we should get the homicide out of the white house and get a fresh because we don't want anymore. Murderers of the next question. Put me murdered non accusations. That's just go onto the natural my week. What can i tell you always either. Very nice now norm. No they don't want to get into this. And i don't want to hear it and this is not the place to make those accusations and you're supposed to be funny chest has by barbara outwards whereas the next record this record you will not be invited back and shut man manslaughter. Father all murder manslaughter. That was when he was doing his andy kaufman laced. They were not really. It's funny but it's not like a bit just trying to armory. I guess. I thought it was a matter of record. Bill clinton bird guy thought beautiful about this and again we posted a video. I think we have at armstrong and getty dot com..
The Kirk Minihane Show
"andy kaufman" Discussed on The Kirk Minihane Show
"There was a whole bunch of i saw that all the tributes coming in i never put together south rogan's like ripped him off the starting my career. It's like insure. did you. See it's the same exact norm. Did andy kaufman better. Funnier than andy. Kaufman yes i think. He's in the andy. Kaufman movie as memory. Serves i think is he. I think he has a small. Maybe i'm wrong but could be. You're on the other the other clip. I had never seen until he was. That's the other clip yesterday. You know who he was great with like obviously conan letterman. Everyone your boy dennis miller. Yes he's a ton of shit i've watched. I watched all of that. They i mean they. They loved each other. I listened to radio show. Dennis miller how he'll be like a a goal. You'd like a radio show on tv. It felt like like he took calls. But you know you have your radio radio show like on. Am for like a like a rush. Kinda show i think. He went up against rush time. Okay because sweden norman once enormous on the phone and they're coming back from break and dennis miller says our guest today. You can check out in vegas. He's working on his one man. Show an oda. Paulie shore give them hell weasel an orange. You weren't supposed to promote that. Yeah i saw the picture of those three. They done norm also like you know was very religious became very religious towards the last half his life. It seems yeah and was you know not a liberal. No so you know. I think some doors were closed to him. And we'll get to some people who i think you know. Turn their back audible to shrink. It was on. But you know. I it's like i want to play some clips and just kinda laugh but it's it's a tribute show or something but i. The guy is one of the five. The greatest i call him. A comedian almost like a weird strange. Like he's not like rickles was a comedian right he was like something else and i don't know what the word is sorry. There was this people. Write these books into these documentaries and talk about how bill murray is a like into me like bill. Murray is nothing bearded. Mcdonald's comedic figure like watch bill maher maranatha was he does. That's a good category. Yeah you're like it's not. He's not looking actor parties and stuff but like watch him on letterman and watch norm on letterman. There's no there's no reason. Why norm was the last stand up ever letterman letterman's favorite. Stand up ever. i think he showed emotionally. he cried. I ended it. That's kind of weird. But now now now now i kind of understand it got me a little glass yes What cut you on the star with. Well i was just gonna ask you. Does it feel like obviously the typical situation. Somebody dies and we put on a pedestal is there. I don't know. I would assume i probably if you listen to history. They probably didn't mention how great i thought he was. But this is what happened but always have great. So that's my that's my point zero if if trying to i really like but not as much they died yesterday i wouldn't be doing today so like which is a moment to appreciate didn't we probably didn't spend enough time grace because he was purposely out of the mix like he didn't want to be around that much. Yeah but i didn't want to be around that much but like the two voices. I've listened to most in my entire life would be Jim norton because the radio show and just the sheer amount of norm clips on youtube. I've watched and like fallen asleep to like. I've heard his voice more than probably anyone in my life. Yeah yeah say well. I was just going to say i. Just don't there's something about him that he was just like. I honestly appreciate all his work. Everything i watched yesterday. It was amazing. But i just wouldn't think of it like i wouldn't put them in a top ten list if you just ask me off the cuff. Because he's just kind of like a behind the scenes guy a word it. He just isn't like a big name in that world. Kevin hart the guy if kevin hart died. Today i wouldn't care feel bad for his family but we wouldn't would spend thirty seconds. No i guess. He's a big star like you become a huge star by not being that guy selling up to now. Yeah but just by not being like you know. I don't know what the biggest you know like like you know like ellen. Degeneres is worth a billion dollars right. She couldn't she's never made me laugh once in her life. Yeah it felt like a rare day where the outpouring on twitter and shit wasn't phony. You know what. I mean like where the people some of it was. I'm sure it was a collection of people. Tweeting love norm. There's almost a collective like oh my fucking god. I didn't appreciate this. Let's kind of what i he's just kind of an authorised i'm guilty. I mean we talked about. Mike loved them. I would always you know yeah. I watched it on youtube. Spend enough time because he was not really relevant. Not the right word. But you just wasn't around that much i think. Now obviously we know part of the reason why right but But yeah he never. Simmons has had. This could have done the year on. Curb is like some role with short course. Yeah but he didn't want he didn't want to do stuff like he didn't. He never really fit. Like i love dirty work dirty work in the theater. I think it's a fucking great can makes me laugh. Every time i watch watching the preston. The trunk it's great straight. See what rickles is a fucking unbeliev. You fucking unbelievable and you know and for me like an we are way nor will get more maybe later norms biggest contribution to me like we aware top three or four is he brought already stern. Yes yeah which is a massive. You know incredible. I saw yesterday. And you know yeah amazing like you said audio live norm. Bob dole outlive norms. Mobbed all crazy. that's true. I mean they had clint eastwood's movie this weekend. Still alive north. But i mean normally you but yeah What what what. What clip do you have. It's up to you. we have. We have a ton of clips you want to do the do the awkward bill clinton from the view situation. Now you want to do the kojak on that you wake to Do you have the. What do the one from the other one. From the siphon when i sent you the cosby one i love it. He doesn't mention patent. Oh it's so funny. How is that. I said yesterday right. I don't think he's sent me. That i got a different one. I don't know if this the same legacy We'll be hurt. Yeah i mean there was a comedian patton oswald. He told me. I think.
Boomer & Gio
"andy kaufman" Discussed on Boomer & Gio
"Greg leonardi boomerang zeo sanders. Yesterday norm macdonald passing away. Age sixty one. Nobody knew z. Privately battled cancer or nine years just a spectacular comedian. Snl stand up movies and someone who was just ahead of the curve. Is someone who could sit there and lure you win with a six minute nonsensical setup and then give you a punchline and keep you laughing the entire time. He was so unique he was not your run of the mill. Comedian he was. There's a little bit of andy kaufman to him as well because he was he'd mess with you know and It was when i saw that. It was totally shocking. I spent a lot of time watching norm macdonald stuff growing up and he was really in that wheelhouse for me of comedians. I remember. I don't know if you used to watch comedy central longtime ago like in the nineties but they used to put up stand up. There was whatever show it was. I don't know what's called short. Attention span theater was at it. Yeah so it was just clips of standup right. So i got to know these comedians. Before they ended up making a big like the first exposure i had to norm. Macdonald was their first exposure. Had the dave chapelle was there and hosted by john stewart by the way and it was the greatest and i i just i remember his the second you hear him deliver his first joke urine because it's so unique norm macdonald that is it's so unique. It's so funny. it's so deadpan. It's different and he will be missed because he i mean sixty one years old is is far too young and battle cancer for nine years. Not saying anything To anybody is early. Publicly is really incredible unto itself. How about the fact. That didn't get out in this day and age when everybody knows everything about everybody even if you try and keep things private like. It didn't seem like anyone had any idea about this. And i heard you guys talking about the warm up show you did make one slight factual error on the norm macdonald. Only one so it was. It wasn't reggie bush. He was talking about so it was the one thousand nine hundred ninety eight espy's monologue that he was giving norman donald. Which is if you go back and watch that now. Nobody would ever be able to do that again. And it was charles woodson. Who had just one heisman. Any go in his final joke of the monologue was charles woodson his hair trials where we stand up. Charles woodson stands up clap before he won the heisman. And nobody can ever take that away from you. Unless you kill your wife in a waiter everybody just went. Nazi and boomer was featured in that same monologue. Would you were that al reference right about but you know one of the many many norm macdonald. Oj jokes so yeah. just allie. From saturday night live and the late night shows. He was green on sunday night show. He was a great guest. There were two in with with letterman. Who loved them and they were two yesterday that i watched multiple times. And it's one of those things where it sucks because sometimes you you forget to appreciate someone when they're around and then when they pass away you go back and you watch their stuff listen to their stuff or whatever it is but they were to the moth joke. If people haven't seen that. I can't recreate it. I'm not going to do. We play it. It's the reason why we can't know is it's it's not dirty but it's it's like six minutes so like it's norm being norm and at one point that conan. O'brien is like is this guy. How long is this going to go. And it's just so funny because the way that he just draws you in and he's just talking and talking and talking. You have no idea how this joke is going to end in. The punchline is spectacular and there's another one similar to that which is the logic professor joke. So if you look those two up on youtube the moth joke in the logic professor joke that is so unbelievably pure nor mcdonald. And you guys like him to man like that. You gotta have a lot of guts to be that great because he also got fired you know. He got fired from snl because he didn't listen to his boss is at the whole oj thing. Yeah the i was referencing earlier. So one of the people in in in management there at nbc was close to oj simpson and they said no oj jokes and he said sorry. I'm doing oj jokes. He did it over and over and over again and they told him that you know. He was fired for not being funny and being disobedient but he just kept doing it and you think about that job like that's job you don't wanna get fired from your dome but you're also in a position where you've made enough money that like for someone that hasn't done anything yet. They're going to abide by those. You just are What have you've made enough money and you know that if you do get fired next opportunities right around the corner you can do and say what you want. It's kind of like do own the ratings. Stay out of the studio boss. Sure it's really a very similar thing. yeah you know. There's two guys that i always thought should have been more famous. One was norm macdonald and the other. Was jim breuer that were on. Snl where. I saw other guys who were on snl. That weren't as funny. Lauren has engaging warren as whatever. You wanna use adjective that had gone on do movies and become mainstream celebrities and these guys. Didn't you know. Jim brewers talked about even talked about. Him was maggie. Maggie heard that yeah. He's been very open about it but like norm norms. Another one of those guys though too that you didn't know whether or not he was being serious or not like you didn't know if he cared about missing out on certain things or being fired or not taking it to that next level like will ferrell type of fame. He didn't know if it bothered him or not. But there's also in the comedy community. I think it's you know. I don't know if you've got more respected than him. Because he did it his way he didn't give a crap you know. Maybe he didn't end up selling out. Which is another reason why you get a lotta respect from your peers. And that's why you saw the outpouring of emotion. His twitter account though was so strange the last couple of years because all he would tweet about was his sports bets really and what was going on in every golf tournament in a way where he was trying to lure you in or that's just what was on his mind and what he wanted to talk about. I don't know that was another one of those norm macdonald things. I don't know like. I think he might have been doing it to troll people or you might have been doing it because and i thought i was thinking about it more because finding out that he'd been battling cancer. It made more sense to me because i was accused. Probably not feeling well laying down. He might have been getting chemo treatments and he's watching sports and to pass the time away. He's giving his opinion on the golf. So i i. It made a little more sense to me. What was his last big thing he did. Would you say because he's been battling from by all accounts. I read nine years. He had the show. Didn't have a show norm which was when though a long time ago is like the nineties. Wasn't he right. So when was the last big thing would you say. I would say he had a standup special on net flicks. Not that long ago really. Yeah and then he was doing a podcast for a little while popular. Yeah it was funny. And i think it was popular at least once i knew about.
The Hull Show ? 1310 KFKA
"andy kaufman" Discussed on The Hull Show ? 1310 KFKA
"Sycamore. It raised one hundred and forty bucks. Oh there's a texas football. I tweeted this out. This is listed address of bishops sycamore. The school duncanville is playing on september. Tenth it appears to be a duplex. The other address listed on there. Max preps account lists the franklin university library building as an address. Who did this like. Who is this guy. Is this weirdo. Yankovitch. like is this seriously just. Is this andy. Kaufman scott to be eighty kaufman. Andy kaufman thing. I go wild joke. Twenty three minutes after the hour. Take a short break when we come back. cam newton. Let's talk about that. That was bizarre but that was a strange story too but nothing like nothing like this should. The broncos signed him up bring them in. We say goodbye to br rippin today. Which is a very sad day. But you bring cam newton in and what would that look like. You'd have to carry three the whole show powered by. Cdc energy will a.
KTOK
"andy kaufman" Discussed on KTOK
"The office and more. Mark Bruce's new movie is out. It's called another evil, and it's on iTunes. Mark. What are we going to see in another evil? Another Evil is about a Ghost assassin who is asked you Come into a house cabin actually of a painter and who has Some ghosts in it that are actually friendly Ghost. Um and My character who plays the ghost assassin decides the wants to be best friends with this guy. Um, but he was the guy realizes very quickly. There's something off about ask And He He wants him to leave. But my character decides he's become too good of friends with him to leave, so It's kind of reminiscent of cable guy or any relationship that you've been in where you wanted the other person. Hit the road, but they're not so willing. And it's a really dark horror comedy. Um, it's about 50% horror and 50% comedies. So so it'll entertain you. Either way, it sounds to me like some of the some of the roles that you do like to play. Usually you like to kind of play a dimwit are kind of a new style of comedy. We haven't seen a lot of this lately. Yeah. No, it's It is relatively new, and, uh, I I really enjoy it and it was incredibly fun to get to play. Character who you know is both kind of a goose bulb. But then you know, it was pretty dark pretty quickly. Um, it was it was fun to play. Mark Brooks is with us. You've seen him on a lot of things, including better call Saul Portlandia, modern family, Bob's burgers, drunken history and many more. Uh and you, did you did you start in the writing realm of this art form, or have you always done both? Um, I did start more in writing. I did this character where I would go on morning shows throughout Wisconsin as a yo yo U. S called Case dropped. And they didn't know that I was just playing a character. Um, And once I got on the morning show, I would talk about how awful my license because I can't Yo, yo, and, uh and said writers from the office that I was living in Wisconsin at the time, and they called me up and Asked me to come on the show, and a month later, I was out here living in Los Angeles. I was living in Wisconsin at the time, so That's kind of how I broke into this business yet, and so it was. Kind of starting from the right inside of things. Well, that's a little performance artists like a little like Andy Kaufman. If you ask me where the joke's kind of on the audience Yeah. You know coffin was he has isn't a huge inspiration Army. Okay, it was, you know, just kind of having fun and being irreverent. Well, that's a lot of what of what your comedy on the office, the whole office seemed to be based on that funny, uncomfortable situations. Yeah, absolutely. You know the real life situations for you? Yeah, you happen to have every day whether you're waiting in line at the grocery store or pumping gas or what have you Unfortunately, there's no camera. We can all look into when you know, in a hopeless situation. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, It's nice it would be now is the movie another evil Is that do you is that kind of shot and documentary style, too? Is there a glass wall that you break or is it all narrative? No, it's all narrative. Um, and we shot it down in Prescott, Arizona at a cabin so it definitely has the the real nous of Feelings secluded. You definitely get that in the movie. Often wondered what it would be like if you did have a ghost in your house. And it wouldn't you know, I hear so many stories about people having ghosts in their house, and they confront the ghost and say, Okay, you can have as much fun as you want one. We're not here. But when we're here, you've got to be quiet. And somehow the ghost, uh, will obey, But I often wonder what if the ghost decides not to obey and you kind of explore that here? Yeah, definitely A and, uh, You have to, like, Make that decision. And if you really want to have someone come in and banish a friendly ghost? Is that fair to they go and, uh, we also have to think about it as Well, who's the type of person that comes in to get rid of ghosts? You know, they may be weirder, more troubled than the ghost itself, and that's what happens in in this case. And in another evil is You know, the guy is Definitely the worst of two evils, and you almost want to hire ghost to get him out. Uh, this is mark proof. She's with us. Better call Saul's where you know him recently, but he's been doing a lot of things. You've probably seen him in more things than you. Then you imagine name of the movie is another evil. It's in theaters today and, um throughout the country. Yeah. And iTunes throughout the country. Um, which is great. I mean, it's nice that Smaller movies have a platform now, you know, it's It's so expensive to get theaters to put your movie in. Uh, you know, in circulation, and so, having like Netflix in iTunes and Lulu and all that, you know, it's just great that Smaller movies are getting a shot. Yeah, and more work for folks like you, Mark Pruski. Another evil available everywhere. You get your movies and thanks for joining us this morning on news radio 1000, Katie, Okay,.
The Moratorium
"andy kaufman" Discussed on The Moratorium
"I guess his father is ahead this like satanic cold that is trying to get him to find this book and bring it to them to the satanic coal with a satanic colt just happens to take place in a nursing home so all of these guys. That are in the static. Coal are just old and geriatric break exactly great at at this. It's very humorous very hilarious. I love it beautiful. That's my guys. Go out and watch jason. Get on this. I now okay now. I know this is your thing. But i'm just you know i like it when you. It's your turn to do the movie. Because i can just click around on imdb but were you aware that there was a previous version of it. Yes okay because this is It's the same creators. same rider or same writers. Max read and craig david wallace. But there was an earlier version in two thousand and three bright and it looks like some of the same actors and actresses so that was from a short. Oh i see okay. Wow so it took them that long to write and two thousand seventeen. They made an animated conclusion to the series awesome again written by the same people in all voiced by the same people. I thanks right probably because they had such a great time. Doing this and reich can't wait. The special effects are over the top. Just like we like for like psycho gorman over the top and gory lots of blood lots of decapitations and they just go way over the top. I wish it was still going. Because it and i'm sad that i latch onto things a lot. Well after their prime. And you're like wait a minute. There's only one freaking season. Yeah that sucks all right. So let's move on now from the gore torian. Let's get down this yarn. what do you say sure. Can i click off the Henry mancini tab. I guess only if you must see it looks of law like a log wants a rate Bauman andy kaufman. The plot like indika. Okay czar how. You want to take a short break before you do this. Yeah hey freaks tres and free kits. It's tim from the moratorium. Do you like the sweet sounds of our witty banter in your ears every week. Well head on over to our patriots fan and for only three dollars a month you can get even more in the director's cuts of our movie episodes. On average. that's twenty minutes. More of.
Podcast 42
"andy kaufman" Discussed on Podcast 42
"Like one of the crowd members when he did something. Then that's when i write mike tyson and then you could you could. You could not come out. Eventually in idaho piston hongo great tiger and these are all the newer ones. I want the old school here ago where we got here. Do you remember what is it. Is it running bull or i dunno. Piston honda's what happens to me. If i drink too much toyota philly nothing. It was a stretch not really. That's why i had to switch to a key. He didn't the kea. Nikea sells furniture. Chris building on car now he just bought it. I guess it didn't come with all the screws. I'm really pissed. Piston cup chow all right. Well she's looking at another aright back. On june twelfth. Two thousand eleven tyson was inducted into the international boxing hall of fame alongside legendary mexican champion. Julio cesar chavez light welterweight champion the through due to an actor screenwriter sylvester stallone. Say guys. I don't think everyone realizes that stallone wrote that movie to rocky. Yeah he wrote and directed it. I believe the first one. Yeah and he's written. Every single one has written every single was. He's written all of them pretty much but yeah one of my favorites delone. Things is when nobody expected rocky to be such a big hit and it got nominated for all those academy awards and the guy walks off to him. What are those big screen writers at the time said. Enjoy it while it lasts. You're not winning tonight. And just like oh. He also wrote the porn movie he was in. I don't even wanna know what expect. Oh so here's the so the first one you fights glass joe. I could beat him von kaiser. Kaiser could beat him then. Piston hondas the third one. Is that the tiger guy. Now that is the deal. Look like a chic. No it's like the japanese guy with the eyebrows. I could be him. Yeah i also beat a japanese guy without eyebrows fair enough i think big waldo and then there's don flamenco carries the he puts the rose in his teeth. That's what i'm thinking of. Thank then beat him. And then great tiger. That is the tiger earlier than that. I can make it through that one and then bald bull. I can take him piston honda again then. So popinski is one of my favorite guys and he turns like bright red when he gets over excited and then bombo atten that don flamenco. Mister sandman super macho man and then it comes in with mike tyson temporal. I don't think i ever made it to mister sandman. Don't think it'd be done flamingo for the twice. Like i'll have to go back and try again but if you beat mister sandman. He gives you a dream well. His move is called dreamland express. So they are. I've been on that very text. Fact in one thousand nine hundred tyson lost his titles to underdog buster douglas in one of the biggest upsets in history when he was knocked out in the tenth round. Buster douglas the silent film actor really could be. What's his face wrestling talked about it. So we're not sure lucky. I can't think of his name for some reason. Andy garcia not andy garcia any rustling. Andy kaufman say that was actually a wrestling though Yeah he did with jerry lawler. He's going to say because he wasn't actually andy kaufman. He was the other guest so tyson. Lose anything for biting the ear off of that guy. He got Disqualified that's it yeah. Tyson lost the wbz to mander holyfield by an eleventh round stoppage there ninety seven rematch and it would. Tyson was disqualified for biting holyfield's ear. One bite tortuously being strong enough to remove a portion of his right ear. Yeah i saw the pictures. It was pretty gross. I watched that fight it. But he didn't lose like he can get fine. You didn't lose any title. nothing is basically remember. If he got fined considered a cannibal. That was it he was suspended. Yeah any had to give holyfield goat a formal apology van gogh every year van gogh every single year could add up. Yeah those aren't cheap. Maybe you just got him. Prince not prince gonna say they and go prints lots of sunflowers. Next next fact tyson made his professional debut as an eighteen year old on march nineteen ninety five in albany. New york he defeated hector mercedes via first round. Ko yes so. He competed i at eighteen. And then he was heavyweight champion by the age of twenty twenty. He moved up real fast. All that macaroni and cheese. That's exactly that's exactly. What got there. Did you know that after witnessing. Wanna tyson's vice nintendo of america president minoru. Our kaur was impressed. By the fighters power and skill prompting him to suggest tyson be included in the upcoming intendo. Entertainment system port of the punchout arcade game. That's how he got punch out yup. I'm surprised punchout didn't include mario. It did he was. Oh forget it. It's been a long time. He was the ref. Yeah server the first time. I played i was like why the referee former what he's really moving moving.
New Jersey 101.5
"andy kaufman" Discussed on New Jersey 101.5
"Why don't 1.5 So, uh, sex and the city's getting rebooted. Uh, on just like that, without came control because they didn't get along. Right? Uh, the Sarah Jessica Parker. But I just I don't know what they're going to be The golden girls, I guess, but the golden Girls like had a life right then they all want they all like widowed or whatever. I mean, was there are divorced. Negative. You never saw the golden girls. That was very funny Show. What's mid twenties guy gonna watch here? How about this show? About a bunch of old women. But if it's funny, and that, you know, actually heard, it's pretty. She had a producer back it wi pe Josh Winters, who was at that time like your age. And actually, 21. Golden Girls freak. Really, If funny's funny, I actually do you ever go back and watch like any any of the old shows? Like how old anybody anytime. Just funny is funny. It's funny. I agree. There are movies that the Marx Brothers were made in the thirties and forties. I love him there. Stare ical you ever watched, Never seen March? Briefly. I've seen some brief. There's like a scene with him in an orchestra believe the honeymoon is a maid before way before I was born, But I still love him and watch him. They asked Jackie Gleason once. Why Isn't he died in 1987. So they interviewed him on 60 minutes back in 60 minutes was worth watching. Uh, 0 60 minutes. Just suck some bad anyway, so God Almighty. I swear to God that the golden Girls are like friends compared to take 60 minutes. Anchors Leslie Stall, I think is going to turn to dust. One day you're gonna ask a question You had Nancy Stall and Nancy Pelosi and Leslie Stall yesterday last night. Oh, yes, I saw it. It's like 200 years. That's a lot of Ah, lot of experiencing should say yeah, it's like they've got to be like, What about 160 years of human life about probably that conversation. Oh, my God. But you know, only girls would get served in that room. But but I mean, like there are shows, though. That they could bring back. I mean, I would throw the standard warning noted 2831 on 1.5. If you've got any give me a show. I mean, they've been doing this all day like, Give me a show. There were great on TV. Give me a show that you could bring back. That you could keep fresh and take some place like they brought Murphy Brown back. Didn't work, and they tried to do it because Murphy suddenly had a son. And you know what I mean? You'd have to do it to where the, uh You know, the credibility of the old would blend with the new and you could take it to another generation. Yeah, they kind of tried. That was scrubs. Do you remember Scrubs in turns? I think it was good. But that was their last year. JD was there for like, half a season and it was just God awful. I had an idea. Just looking through shows of something. I have an idea of a show. I really know nothing about but I know you are very well versed on and I want you to tell me if this is just the stupidest idea I've ever had of. You were. You were a big fan of the show called a little show You may have heard of called mash, right? What do you think about a reboot of mash? I know they did after mash. But if they got, like all Alan Alda and everyone back, and it's just all of those vets and unlike a retired living home, all of them together, living in the same retired, living just to tell us stories. It's getting into like hijinks and stuff. But I just I don't know what hijinks. That's why I want you to tell me if I was stupid or not. Did you ever watch the Twilight Zone episode kick the can Maybe. This is this is great. The Twilight Zone episode we kick the can is where this guy when you've been enduring like a retirement home. And the one guy in a retirement home doesn't want to sit around and be old. He wants to be young and In the twilight Twilight Zone world, Hey, wakes up young and all the kids or the all The guys were young. The guys that wanted to be young that followed him out, ended up turning into kids again and you get to play kick the can And then the one guy who didn't want to go live to regret it. Louie Louie is in neck Kong on New Jersey. One on 1.5. Hey, Louis. What's going on? Guys recommend taxi. That is a great idea. Now. A taxi is a great idea because taxi would work today. And you have the uber angle the list angle. You have all that other stuff they can put in there. Oh, absolutely. And you know what? Yeah, you could have that You could have, like those shows where they go up against it. But also you know what I mean? Because you still keep Yo. You could have been Bailey on it. Give me one of the cab drivers. I like that. That was one of the funniest shows ever. What's your favorite? What's your favorite taxi scene? When now? What's his name when they go back to Jim's early early life before you started taking drugs at Harvard? Yell or whatever. Oh, God. Yeah, one that one time and he just switches into him being like, totally like a stoner, huh? That one, and you remember the driving test. Oh, yeah, yeah. Yeah, absolutely to dry. How about how about this one member When Locke going, Andy Kaufman has to have sex so he doesn't freeze to death. Right, Right. And then they have to get his wife to have sex with the first person that walks in almost any of the vetoes character that walks in. Everyone's like, Oh, my God,.
Fresh Air
Steve Martin On His Years As A Comic — And Walking Away From Stand-Up
"But if you could hold Steve Martin has been making people laugh often with highly conceptual humor since the nineteen sixties when he was a staff writer on the smothers brothers comedy hour in the seventies he became a major stand up comedy star filling arenas with his fans he rose to fame along with his then new TV show called Saturday Night Live on which he made many memorable appearances as a wild and crazy guy a medieval barber and a fan of king tut eventually the fame that brought in huge audiences also made it impossible for him to do the kind of comedy that made him original he starred in movies from the jerk to parenthood and in recent years has also written plays essays and books and toured with both his bluegrass band and with friend and fellow comic Martin short Steve Martin won the Mark Twain prize for American humor in two thousand five in was a Kennedy center honoree in two thousand seven Terry gross spoke with Steve Martin in two thousand eight about his memoir born standing up Steve Martin welcome back to fresh AIR eleven returning her thank you I thank you very much I'd like you to open with a reading from the beginning of the book and we've we've edited the slightly to make it crystal a little shorter for the broadcast great be happy to I did stand up comedy for eighteen years ten of those years were spent learning for years were spent refining and for years were spent in wild success I was seeking comic originality and fame fell on me as a by product the course was more plodding than her ROIC I did not strive valiantly against doubters but took incremental steps started with a few intuitive leaps I was not naturally talented I didn't sing dance or act the working around that minor detail made me inventive I was not self destructive though I almost destroyed myself in the end I turned away from stand up with the tired swivel of my head and never looked back until now a few years ago I began researching and recalling the details of this crucial part of my professional life which inevitably touches upon my personal life and was reminded why I did stand up and why I walked away in a sense this book is not an autobiography but a biography because I am writing about someone I used to know yes these events are true yet sometimes they seem to have happened to someone else and I often felt like a curious onlooker or someone trying to remember a dream I ignored my stand up career for twenty five years but now having finished this memoir I view this time with surprising warmth one can have it turns out an affection for the war years thanks for reading that that Steve Martin reading from his memoir born standing up which has just been published in paperback yeah I guess I didn't realize how much you closed the door on your comedy years how much there was like a before and after it ended you were done and that was it right I I I'm it was about nineteen eighty one I still had a few obligations left but I knew that hi I could not continue but I guess I could have continued if I had nothing to go to but I did have something to go to which was movies and you know the act had become so known that in order to go back I would have had to create an entirely new show and I wasn't up to it especially when the opportunity for movies and writing movies came around why would you have to create an entirely new show well like I say the the the act was really it there is a passage in the book which I caught because it was so hard to explain but the act essentially besides all the jokes and bits and everything was conceptual and once the concept was understood there was nothing more to develop it's like saying painting the same blank canvas over and over and over and over and over once the concept is no you don't see the need to see to that and that was in the back of my head that I was really done artistically with with what I had created or pastiche to you know in the reading that you just did you describe yourself as not being naturally talented did you think of yourself as naturally funny I'm I didn't didn't think of myself in that way no although I I just love to comedy I I was raised with laurel and hardy and I Love Lucy Anne and Jerry Lewis and I just loved it and I had a friend in high school and we would just laugh all day and put on skits and you know it's the Andy Kaufman thing over to Marty short thing where you're performing in your bedroom for yourself and I I loved magic and so I would practice my magic tricks in front of a mirror for hours and hours and hours because I was told that you must practice you must practice and never present a trip before it's ready but I was just inclined toward show business but I didn't know what I just like being on stage you got your start working in Disneyland you were living in southern California and when you were ten you were selling guidebooks there then you later work for magic shop demonstrating magic tricks and I get the sense from your memoir that demonstrating those magic tricks you know hours a day and really getting them getting them down because you're doing them so much that that gave you a sense that performance required a great deal of craft that even comedy wasn't just a question of going out on stage and saying funny things that there was enormous amounts of work and practice and thought that would have to go into it well that that idea of that that you really had to work at this stuff didn't necessarily come from Disneyland it I I mean I think yes and in terms of presenting a trick but having having it so well honed in your mind was really giving me a sense of security it was I don't want to go out there half baked and you know you learn that through the years you know you're you do a magic show with a friend and you rehearse it a couple of times and yes every all the timing has to be exactly perfect but while you're out there it's it's a different world it's not your mirror you have to make on the spot adjustments but that's just you know whatever entertainer does actually working at the magic shop really gave me a sense of comedy because it was all the jokes we did the tricks but we have all these jokes I had a friend Jim Barlow who you know he he was the the guy I worked with there but he had patter worked out you know it he would go to customers and say Medicare money I mean help you not and you know call them suckers it was really funny and and kind of friendly rude what was your patter I just took all of Jim's patter I'm I'm trying to think of other ones yeah I said it would just it would somebody would buy something it would say and because you are hundred customer today you get a free paperback it's a little silly things like that but Disneyland I'm fifteen right here at early act was a combination of banjo playing juggling magic tricks and comedy and some of that stating your later at two but it sounds like a vaudeville act yes I was very interested involved it was the only sort of discipline that was a five minute act on stage which is what I really enjoyed ins and saw myself doing and I bought books on it I went to the Long Beach pike which was off the carnival fair you know four is really a place for drunken sailors to get tattoos but there was also side shows is very interested in that but you know there is these are all in there these are short acts there was one of the employees at Disneyland that I worked with was named Steve Stewart and he worked in vaudeville and he did a sack for me one day on the floor of the magic shop and I had a couple of great gags one was that I actually used and I asked him if I could use them because I was very strict about using any material that wasn't mine or that that was taken from somebody else let's put it this way I became strict wasn't strict at first there is one trick that one joke that Dave steward did where he said are not yet a glove white glove in his hand the magicians glove any he said and now the glove into dove trick and he threw it into the air and then it hit the floor and he just looked at it and consent and set up for my next trick he went on and it was the first time I saw comedy created out of nothing of nothing happening and I Glaum don to that wait wait wait you're doing I think is not only making comedy out of nothing but making comedy out of people's expectations which you were going to fail to fulfill well yes exactly and I I really started that when I became a semi professional meaning I was working the local folk music clubs going around either working for free or for a week and I quickly decided that you know the material was you know good or weak or whatever and I decided whatever it was I was going to pretend like it was fantastic and how great am I how great is what you're seeing and I think that's what grizzly hunting it's a tune him too because they couldn't believe that someone actually was that confident