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My name's Broden Kelly, and today we talk about Rango again.

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You listen to the Auntie Donna Podcast, the greatest fucking buckers in the world.

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Hello and welcome to the Auntie Donna podcast.

A very special episode today.

A few months ago, you probably remember we had our dear friend and fellow Rangoist Cameron James on.

It was the first time that myself, Mark and Cameron revealed to the public that we were Rangoists.

Is that something we like to talk about?

It's something for us.

I actually think as someone who's not in the Auntie Donna group, I'm really proud of you guys for actually being so open about it.

And I've been, I have to say, over the last two months, I have had so many conversations about Rango.

Yeah, of course.

And

my beliefs in Rango.

And we thought we'd get you back for a couple of reasons.

One,

can I get on the record here?

Yeah, you've got to read it.

So

my name is Broden Kelly.

And I'm just going to go on record as

I don't believe in the studies of Rango.

Still, interesting.

I believe it's

I think the whole religion is kind of was made up up on the spot

in about three minutes into the last podcast.

People think that.

Yeah, that's really interesting.

I just want to be on record with that.

That's a popular

belief.

And in full

sort of,

Rangoists, if nothing else, Rangoists believe in the importance of debate.

Big time.

We believe in these conversations.

We don't run from it like other faiths do.

So we've invited Broden, who is

in the Great Debate, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival live show, and would like to one day get our platform on there.

But sure, if they're listening, love to be invited.

If you're ever listening, love to be invited on

this year at the Melbourne Comedy Festival.

I can't remember.

Something about internet, I think.

Yeah, yeah.

Next year, fingers crossed.

We have spent a lot of money.

We're hoping next year it will be about Rango.

Yeah.

So

we thought Broden here is here as a skeptic, but also there's been a lot of questions have have come through over the last few months.

And we thought it's about answering some questions.

Obviously, you heard we have all very different beliefs.

We all have very different traditions.

Me and Cameron, we go to the same Rango church.

Mark, of course.

But you're more traditional than me.

I'm more new school.

Yeah, LA.

My style's more LA Rango.

Yeah, yeah.

So,

yeah, let's start with that.

Let's talk a little bit about the denominations of Rango.

So, while me and Cameron go to the same church of Rango,

well, obviously, I go to the Melbourne church, you go to the Sydney church, but they have the same sort of headquarters.

Cameron is what's known as an LA Rango.

I'm in LA Rango.

Do you want to talk a little bit about being an LA Rango?

Yeah.

La Rangos.

Yeah.

So it's more like it's lifestyle more than faith-based.

There's a lot of road tripping, Sacramento

sort of.

We eat up sack a lot.

We kind of drive down the highway, highway one,

and wear the shirts, take photos, think about Rango, preach Rango.

But it's mainly, it's health-based, it's physical.

It's a much more direct relationship with Rango, would you say?

Do you take the text a lot more literally?

I take the text quite literally.

My wife doesn't.

She's more loosey-goosey with the rules.

Yeah,

when I read the text, I just read the dialogue.

Whereas Cam will read the big interior dialogue of

the text.

The text.

The screenplay.

The screenplay of.

The The text by John Logan.

Rango.

Rango by John Logan.

Also, he did Willy Wogger at the chocolate fairy or Charlie of the Chocolate Factory.

And that's when you told the demon Barbara Fleet.

Now, Mark.

He also worked closely with Tim Burton.

Yes, yeah, he's done a lot of work with Tim Burton.

He also, he wrote the text for Skyfall and Spectre.

Yes.

Now, Broden.

Is he British?

Is he British?

No.

He's American.

Broden,

I was an LA Rangoist, as you know.

That's where we met at Rango School.

But I then studied Rango at university.

I read deep into the text.

I also read into the history of the text, how it was put together.

And I found myself more of, I think

my interpretation of Rango is a little more nuanced now.

Like I think I said last quarter.

I just feel a little attacked when you say that.

No, just a little different, you know.

It's okay.

I just feel a little attacked.

I just think the traditions around Rango, the oral history of Rango, you know, before Rango was a movie, before Rango even was a script, Rango was talked about by Wolverbinski.

Unzimmer, I think.

Unzimmer, there were conversations, right?

You couldn't speak it too loud or

it would crumble.

It was an oral tradition.

Yeah.

I believe the text.

But they're just talking about making the movie Rango.

If you spoke it at a

whisper, you got this idea for a movie called Rango.

So you're talking about like the pitch meetings and that sort of thing.

They got, hey, dreaming or something.

That's definitely part of it.

Yeah, they would be speaking at it at a level that wasn't too late.

Well, that might be one conversation if they're like at an elevator or any elevator catalog.

When they were pitching it, they were probably like, so let's say in the room,

in the room, they went and said, there's a lizard.

He's an eccentric but unlikely hero.

Yeah.

He's a gunslinger.

Seem figuralizing in Las Vegas.

He dresses like that guy.

So

my beliefs are, Broden, that the Rango,

the text of Rango is a human text.

It's a text that had studio interference.

It's a text that had

notes.

It's a text that had human.

So I believe that text is just one part of a rich oral tradition of Rango.

And I strongly disagree.

And that's fine.

Let's have this out.

Let's debate that through the night, won't we?

In a healthy, fun way, because at the end of it, we all have fun ways.

We all know that it's and we all have fun.

Yeah, because it's all we all have sex to disagree.

Yeah, we'll, well, yeah.

Two of the three of us will take the form of Rango.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Spiritually.

We debate and we have sex.

Yeah.

We like to mix it up.

Yeah.

But two of us has to be Rango for that to be Rangango.

One Jackson.

So if you remember from last podcast,

you can't cheat on your wife

unless it's Rango.

So if three people are fucking, two of us have to be Rango.

Yes.

I'm always Rango.

Well,

that's just because it's,

you know,

we all put our keys in a bowl.

Yeah.

Zach has a big Rango keychain.

A lot of people don't even know about the Rango thing when they come to the meeting, which is really cool.

I'm pretty much like pants off, Hawaiian shirt on, start of the night.

You have to wear a Hawaiian shirt on the shit.

Oh, yeah, you can't be fully here.

No nipples.

No nipples.

No nipples.

We can't go back to that time.

We can't go back to that.

No, so

I believe Rango is more something that we all share.

I believe believe that Rango lives between us, within us, around us.

Would you say like a nacho?

More like

shed.

Okay, yeah.

Whereas I think of him as more as a chimichanga.

Do you know what I'm saying?

Right.

Just for me.

Just for you in my life.

A fried burrito topic.

Yeah, like for sure.

One hot roll straight in your mouth.

Straight in the mouth.

Chimi cheap.

Divided amongst.

No.

Unless you ate kind of beforehand.

Could you not?

Do you want to have this chimichanga?

Yeah, because you're with three.

A table, we'll share a chimichunga.

We'll share nachos.

I would love that.

We're going to take a look at.

Half a chimichanga each and nachos.

That sounds actually great.

That's a particular sect.

Yeah.

It depends how you're arranged.

It's pretty rare.

Like, I don't think there's many.

You're not going to find that.

That's what you're looking for.

You're not going to find that.

But listen, no, no, no.

All I'm saying is we go out for Mexican dinner.

Yes.

You're not telling me that we get a chicken chimicha.

What night is this?

Tuesday.

I can't.

I got a show.

And I'm saying metaphorically,

metaphorically, a chicken, chimmichanga, and nachos, and you want to share that.

Metaphorically, did you cancel your show?

Yeah, I'm trying to understand.

Move on.

Because of low ticket sales?

Move on.

Tuesday's like.

Was there a tragedy?

Maybe there was a family tragedy.

Maybe there was a family tragedy, so I canceled the show.

It's before your show.

We go out to lunch early for dinner.

Maybe like Mexican lunch.

Can we make it lunch?

It'll be full.

Let's say it's lunch.

Let's say it's lunch.

I think you're not going to want a full Mexican chunk.

No, but I'll have a like I'll have a couple of nachos.

I'll have half a chimachenko.

That's what I mean.

Okay, okay, so now we're connecting.

Okay, right.

Okay, okay.

Okay, good.

We're going to get to Mark's interpretation of Rango pretty soon.

But first, I wanted to ask you, last podcast, did we talk about the Rango Plan?

No.

So, yeah.

We should have talked about the Rango Plane.

They say the town of Dirt is modeled on it, so you can see a representation of it in the film.

But if you're not sure what that is.

So here's the thing, right?

So the Rango Plane is a plane of existence.

Oh, I thought it was a jet.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

He drives a car.

He drives a car.

Rango drives a car.

No, Rango plane.

Rango

convertible.

The Rango plane.

No, it's fully fear in Las Vegas, Las Vegas.

It's fully.

That meets, like, I think, like,

a Western sort of

bit of Fistful of Dollars kind of vibes.

The Rango Plane,

everyone is like lizards or animals.

It looks like a card.

Some of the buildings are like small, like bottles, like bottles that they've hollowed out.

And then other, you'll be holding an umbrella, but it's actually just a toothpick with a bottle cap.

Yeah.

But then there are other buildings that are just...

like they just built and they just look like normal buildings.

Do you understand this?

This is the Rango Plain.

Now, Cassin believes that's a physical place.

I believe that's a state of mind.

Well, I don't see how that's possible because, I mean, what are you saying?

We just go to a state of mind when we pass away?

I don't understand.

No, I believe that

we exist in our Rango form and then we take the human form for a short time and then we return to our Rango form.

That's absurd because obviously we just go to a town where everything is made out of bits of junk and like scraps.

You think that's less absurd?

And I lay down into a bed, but it's an anchovy can.

I have to laugh.

I have to laugh.

And I'm a cricket or something.

I have to laugh.

You think that's less absurd than I'm a lizard for all eternity?

The tone that you're using is so crazy.

But do you understand?

I think that my interpretation is that I'm a lizard for all eternity, but for a brief 80 years, I take the form of a human.

You're getting so angry.

And it's like, I'm not angry.

You get scratched.

You get human.

If you connected with Rango more, which we will later tonight, I've absolutely

put on my Hawaiian top.

I'll

beat that.

Beep that.

Yeah, if you connected with your Rango more often, which we should, we should do it.

We should move into a place together just to make sure we can.

It's fun to move into the connector.

I think you'd be less angry.

I think you'd find less anger in your when you debate.

You know whether

I think that's cool.

I think that's cute that he thinks he goes to a little Rango town.

It's cute.

Can I ask a genuine question?

Please.

Keeps coming back to sexual intercourse with this, like, and it feels like a pathway to do.

Oh, is that how you've interpreted that conversation?

A lot of people do, but that's interesting.

That's like one part of it, I know.

It says a little bit.

You talk about it most.

Well, that's because we're looking for rentals at the moment.

Yeah.

To get together, so it's on his mind.

It's a housing crisis.

Yeah.

You understand?

It's hard to get an Airbnb because often now they're like, are you Rangoists?

Are you just doing it to have a Rango name?

They can't ask that.

They can't.

I'm pretty sure that's illegal.

They can't ask that.

And we say that.

We say, actually, you can't ask that.

You're not allowed to ask that.

Don't blue light the room

when we're done with it.

Why?

Because of all the cum.

Because of Ejaculate.

Now, Mark, do you want to talk about your interpretation of Rango?

Yeah.

Yeah.

So, Rango for me, geez.

It's hard because it's...

It's been a long journey for Mark.

It's so many things.

Rango.

Do you want to talk about

and how you came to Rango?

Yeah.

Yeah, Rango.

Pardon.

Do you want to talk about your addiction and your years before you were Rango?

Yeah, yeah.

Because we were both born Rangoist.

You know, we were

back on.

My parents were Rangoists.

How were they Rangoists?

What do you mean?

Because Rango didn't come out until 2011.

No, but my parents always loved Nickelodeon movies as a studio.

Is it a Nickelodeon movie?

Yeah.

Yeah, and Paramount.

Paramount owned.

Yeah,

Nickelodeon owned by Rango or

Rango technically owns Rango owns almost everything.

What is ownership?

Yeah, Rango.

Who owns the IP?

Rango owns all IP.

Rango.

IP is Rango.

IP is.

What do you think it stands for?

Intellectual property.

No, no.

No.

You tell us what it means.

Intellectual Rango.

After this.

It stands for intellectual Rango.

Okay, great.

Welcome back.

Stands for Intellectual Rango, Brainen.

International property.

IP.

It's an international Rango.

It's an international Rango.

It's an international Rango.

It's an IP.

It's property.

It's property that's owned by Rango.

Internationally.

Yeah.

Yeah.

All around the world.

Same as getting slimed.

Which is Nickelodeon's.

You tell me any IP and I'll tell you how it relates to Rango.

Godfather.

Well, that's because it exists in a world created by Rango.

Poundout pictures, distributed Rango, and they also...

Very interesting, yeah.

Who directed the godfather film?

What was his name?

Lord Coppolo.

What's his nephew's name?

Roman Coppola.

One of the four Romans.

And what music video did he direct?

That one with the strokes where they in the tank that goes.

You only live once by the strokes.

Yeah.

What has that got to do with it?

Who else

gets flooded?

Moses.

Noah.

Noah.

Noah.

Moses.

Who doesn't get what is dry?

What is the opposite of flood?

Dry.

What is dry?

Dirt is a dirty talent of dirt.

And think about that.

Moses split the ocean, to be fair.

Yeah.

Moses split the ocean.

And I believe that

Paramount and Nickelodeon split the prophets.

Yes.

Do I believe that Moses?

Yeah.

Yeah.

One would have been distribution.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Do I believe that?

Do I believe that Moses split the ocean?

100%.

He was a prophet of Rango.

Rango.

Moses is a prophet of Rango.

Rango ampeared to Moses as a prophet.

How kind of lizard is Rango, bro?

Chameleon.

And what does a chameleon do?

Change its colours.

Thank you.

Thank you.

And what colour was he?

Moses was like.

What colour was he?

His skin.

So Mark was a drug addict,

a fornicator.

I was hooked on Googs.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, he loved Googs.

Yeah.

And who was selling him those googs?

Me.

What the fuck?

He was my good guy.

I was selling him googs so that I could pay for Rango school.

Yes.

And

I was born rich.

My parents are rich, so I got to go through Rango school.

I had pretty much a free ride.

And I'm not proud of it, but I would shelve them.

He'd shelve those goods.

And I'd say to him, as I'm selling them, I'd say, don't shelve these googs.

You know what I mean?

You'd give him the goods.

And he'd give me money and I'd say, but don't shelve them.

that's and I said they get into yourself.

I just hang around.

I was a rich kid, but I didn't do any of this stuff, but I like to cosplay as like working class.

So I'd hang around, I'd be like acting poor, but really I wasn't poor.

I was quite

very rich.

And then what happened?

But I'm rich in Rango.

Yeah.

Well, now, now I am.

But you're also a drug dealer, it sounds like.

Well, I would sell him googs, yeah,

but I wouldn't say that's a drug dealer.

I'd say

the absolute definition of a drug dealer.

No, a drug dealer deals drugs.

I sold googs.

Very different.

So, would you be happy if I called you a Goog seller?

Yes, that's what I did.

That's what he's called.

He's a little linked.

You are a goog seller.

He was one of the good guys.

I was one of the good guys.

Come in and see the good, good, good guys.

Pay casual slides.

Cash the prices.

And he did.

He'd often give me a discount because I was buying in bulk.

Then what happened?

You get him hooked on the go.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

What happened, Broden, was I hit rock bottom or

goog bottom.

Yeah, goog bottom.

I

shelved.

He's not referring to the bottom that he puts his googs in.

No.

Well,

in some ways I am.

It's a double meaning.

Because I shelved, I did, I think I did 150 googs.

I shelved them.

Shelved them all.

Shelved all those

shelves in one go.

Yeah.

And that's where you put the goog in your asshole.

I understand why you shelved them in.

But it's not just putting it in your asshole.

You're forgetting the most important part, which is you put them up at your asshole and then you do a little blop with your finger

put them on the shelf then what happened well I lost complete control of my bow

but

because I was googed up it felt goog

it felt good it feels good to be googed up I've heard and then what I'm sitting in a pile of my own shit googie shit in my googie shit and I'm like I'm like this feels good

yeah but we came along I mean I came along and said this actually isn't goog.

Yeah.

And that opened my eyes.

You saved him.

Yeah, in a way.

I mean, you know.

Yeah.

I think you just shared the word around.

And shared the word.

You said, hey, hey, I've got a DVD here.

Maybe you could check it out.

Yeah, should we pop it on it?

Rango.

Rango.

Rango.

Rango.

We popped it on.

We cleaned up.

What's the extras on DVD?

Is there any extras on the Rango DVD?

Definitely.

Commentary from Gorba Dinsman.

Commentary from Gorgo.

I don't want to hear that

man's Gorgon.

Well, he turned out to be a false prophet.

He was a false prophet.

He said some good stuff, though.

I don't know.

I mean, we wouldn't have Rango in our lives.

You always say that.

You always say that he says some good stuff, but you never actually say what it is he said.

Mouse hunt.

Yeah.

Yeah, Mouse Hunt we all like.

I mean, we can all agree.

Sounds a pretty solid film.

Is that the one with the two brothers trying to get rid of the mouse?

Yeah.

Curse of Black Pearl.

Ringo.

Yeah, the ring.

The ring.

The American remake?

The ring of the ring?

Not Ringo.

Not Ringo.

Not Ringo.

Not Ringo.

Yeah, Ringo.

So then what happened?

Then you became a...

I don't know.

Yeah, he just got into Rango.

Yeah, I guess I I just got into it.

Do you have any questions about Rango?

No, I don't think it's real.

I think it's something that you made up.

Oh, it's not real?

Why don't you download Fetch on your phone right now?

I'd really like to get it.

Look up Rango.

Look up Rango.

Download Stan, the Stan app.

Do you have YouTube?

Tell me it's not real.

Do you have a shit premium?

Well, you Google Rango Plato.

I do.

Yeah.

Do you think someone just made up Rango in their head?

Google Plus?

Yeah, I do.

He's just saying Gore Verbinski and John Logan just stopped.

Hey, let's make Rango.

Hey, not just those two.

It was also James Ward Burkett was one of the story boys.

So, you know, there was a third.

I mean, we don't really talk about it.

He may have punched it up.

Yeah, he doesn't punch up.

Yeah.

Which

good sacred texts have a good punch-up run.

I love Rango.

Me too.

Yeah, I love Rango.

I watch really good.

I'm with Rango every day.

You ever just think, like, how cool Rango is?

Not enough.

Has this run its course?

Is that what I'm doing?

Yeah,

I'm running out of yesterday.

I felt like

last

the other episode we were doing, I was like, I think there's more than one episode in this Rango religion.

I don't know if there's two, but I want to see how far we get.

And what did we get?

One and a half?

One and three quarters?

So you got a special.

Adam Grousehouse camp.

It's been out for months now.

Yeah, yeah, exactly.

What's it about?

Tell us about it.

It's comedy.

It does comedy.

I do comedy.

So there's jokes, songs, there's some scandals.

Jokes, and what is a joke?

What is a joke?

Well, when you say it has jokes, what do you mean by has?

Yeah, what do you mean by has jokes?

Well, I mean...

The show was in the past tense.

It was filmed last year.

So it has jokes.

It can be

a lot of fun.

So you kind of mean similarly like like in the past it have jokes so the whole time you're doing the show you've already done the show

the show the show it's it's been filmed it's been edited it's up and it has joke is what you mean it has jokes has means more or less have yeah it it had jokes so there's no more jokes in it i think it have joke i mean

I mean, when you say has,

you more or less mean have, yeah?

I just don't.

I'm not following you.

Are you getting at a gun?

What are you doing?

What are you going into your...

Oh, you're getting at a hat oh he's got a hat that says jokes so that's a joke huh

that's a joke no this is a hat so for anyone listening maybe you're not a patron maybe you're not watching the video cameron has just put on a hat that has the word jokes and a full stop and i think cameron is about to explain to us exactly what a joke is now hold on hold on did you put it on did you put the hat on obviously it's a it's a hat i'm not stupid

but it's a joke

mark can i just sorry can I just jump in front of here and just because you're talking about joke?

Like, do you know what a joke is?

Well, he put the hat on.

Yeah.

The hat says joke.

It's a hat.

It's a hat.

That to me.

Two of you guys are wearing hats.

Is the hat a joke?

Is a joke a kind of hat?

No, a joke is a setup and then a punchline or a tension and then release.

Like an orgasm.

Is sex a joke?

I mean, I used to joke three times a day when I was a teenager.

But what is it?

So, what is a joke exactly?

You talk about attention and a release.

What's the point of a joke?

What are you trying to do when you're a joke?

When you illicit joy when you have a joke,

illicit joy.

Do you guys actually not know what a joke is?

You guys are in a comedy group.

We're called Auntie Donna, yeah.

Yeah, you guys are called Auntie Donna.

You do not know what a joke is.

No, no.

So, tell me what a joke is exactly.

Knock-knock.

So, a knock-knock is a joke?

No, like, do you not know the format of a knock-knock joke?

Well, I don't know what what a joke is.

Four mat.

Format of a joke.

Four mat.

So you don't know what format, the word format is.

I have a friend called Matt.

I do things for a while.

And I have matt, like, I have a mat at the front of my front door.

So you have four mats, and that's a joke.

I gave an ounce of weed to Matt.

for mat to make edibles for me.

So you've got this comedy special on our YouTube

channel, Grouse House, and the point of this special is for fucking pleasure, joy, entertainment.

Entertainment, I understand you.

Sure, yeah, that's what it is.

So I meant like entertainment, like a movie, like Marvel movie.

Yeah.

Yeah, like Shang-Chi.

So you've made a Shang-Chi?

Sort of, yeah.

I just think for the listening.

This is the easiest way for you to understand it.

Yes, I've made a Shang-Chi.

I'm worried that a listener will go, what is this special joke that you talk about?

Just

you're the one with the hat on.

We're trying to promote your special joke.

According to your hat, you're the fucking owner of jokes or some sort of expert on them.

This is a hat that says,

I don't, I can't see.

Can you Google, can you look up the dictionary definition of joke, Broden?

We just want to make sure that our audience understands what you're trying to promote.

Can I ask how dummy your audience?

Can I ask that?

Am I allowed to ask?

I'm a smart guy.

Really?

And I don't know what a a joke is our audience are very smart very smart

they know when we're good they know when a podcast is good

when it's bad when it's got when it's slowly getting worse everywhere

every time on reddit yeah

so real roller coaster this is the thing you're telling me joke is a thing that it that many comedy have yes oh my god or had or had i have the definition here right and and i'm a comedian i've been a comedian for over 10 years i've never heard of this joke

A thing that someone says to cause amusement or laughter.

It's not laugh, don't you?

Especially a story with a funny punchline.

Now, what's a punch line?

At the end of the joke.

That's usually a twist on what's come before it or a subversion of the story.

The final phrase, the final phrase or sentence of a joke.

So I'm a whole story providing the humor or some other crucial element.

Yes, yeah, yeah.

So sometimes when I do a live comedy show with my friends Mark and Broden here,

I'll say a sentence, or maybe a few sentences.

Maybe we'll share them, but I'll say a few sentences where I sort of set up a kind of idea or a concept, and then the last sentence is

different to what you're expecting.

Or it doesn't even have to be a sentence, Zach.

It can be a moment.

For example, one of you could say, don't get in the kiln, and then the other two are in the kiln.

And then we get in the kiln.

Yeah, even though you've been told not to.

And this is a joke.

And that's funny to yourself.

This is a joke.

Does a kiln sketch have jokes?

Definitely.

A lot of your sketches do.

So this is what...

So we're doing these jokes all throughout.

And you do something similar.

So you do the kiln.

I don't do the kiln one.

No, I do different kilns.

But you're in a kiln.

No.

Tell us about your jokes for the audience.

Why don't you just do the if you just perform it.

I've got such a headache now.

I've got a huge headache.

You don't want to tell the audience about your jokes?

They can find it on YouTube, on Grousehouse, which is a YouTube video.

I'm affiliated with.

And your special jokes.

This is what you're...

So you've made a website.

You're the one wearing the hat.

Give me three reasons.

You're wearing hats.

I'm not.

My hat has a butterfly on it.

And mine has the Phillies.

I know what a Phillies and a butterfly is.

I'm not coming in with a hat with jokes.

What are three reasons?

I have to watch this special or I'll die.

Okay, well, number one, if you don't watch it, I will kill you.

Okay.

So that's a large threat.

Yeah.

Better watch it.

You better watch it.

Over has 8 billion.

You're going to kill everyone that doesn't watch it.

Cool, man.

Yeah, man.

That's probably like, you know, like...

That'll get me famous.

Oh, yeah.

I mean, number two.

Maybe for the wrong reasons.

I think there's no such thing as bad publicity.

Number two, it would make me feel good.

It would be nice.

And number three, you know,

it's free.

Now, Cameron, I've seen you do live comedy shows before.

You play guitar.

You sing some of your jokes.

Definitely.

You say some of your jokes.

Do you understand what jokes are you?

Yeah, I'm pretty sure.

You explained it.

Now, is this YouTube comedy special show,

is this similar to the live shows that I've seen you do?

Similar to the live shows, but it has some sketches in it as well.

Oh, you draw.

No, you know, you guys do sketches, you know, like little scenes, funny little scenes.

But is it, what is it, what is a special show what's special about this show yes what's special about it is that I put my heart and soul into it and it's important to me I don't think you understand what is a special

because for me does that mean it's discounted it's free It's free.

People can watch it for free.

But what is it that they can watch?

That is one hell of a special show.

A video on YouTube.

And what is that video of?

Me.

It's of me doing comedy, doing my comedy.

You were just talking about it.

On your own?

Yes.

yes so there's no one else there i don't have a fucking so you do the live show yep how how did you capture the live show recorded with cameras you guys have used cameras before this camera's in here everyone's you know similarly to this and and then that's why it's special

yeah was it hard to catch can you look up the definition of comedy special No, it wasn't hard to catch.

It was because, you know, you just press record on the camera.

I just, we're asking very simple questions.

What is comedy special?

Does it have joke?

Stand-up comedy is a performance directed to a live audience where the performer stands on a stage and what is comedy special?

There's no definition.

It's super well to us.

I've got to be honest.

So it's comedy special.

George Carlin apparently may have coined it.

And comedy special is a special kind of comedy because it's been filmed on camera.

Yeah.

And

has.

Have joke.

And have joke.

Have joke.

Well, I've not heard it better.

Cam, thank you so much for coming in.

You can catch his comedy special on Grasshouse.

Have joke.

Have joke.

Easy to capture.

Capture on camera, have joke, and also sketches.

And

punch lines.

If you've seen other George Carlin film his live show,

it's similar to this.

We are honored having you here.

Honored to have you here.

Have joke.

Make special.

Thank you, Cam.

Thank you, guys.

I hate you.

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