Monday Morning Podcast 12-23-24
Bill rambles about the holiday season, the Food Network, and Billy blow dry.
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Speaker 1 Hey, what's going on? It's Bill Burr and it's time for the Monday morning podcast for Monday, December 23rd, 2024.
Speaker 1 What's going on?
Speaker 1 All right.
Speaker 1 December 23rd. Oh my god.
Speaker 1 I haven't even wrapped my fucking gifts yet.
Speaker 1 It's so fucking dumb. Why does everything end up having to be
Speaker 1 like there's just not enough fucking time?
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It's just not enough. Everything's a fucking grind.
Even like taking a fucking goddamn day off. All of these fucking people.
Oh, Jesus. I'm just dropping F-bombs all over the place.
Speaker 1 All of these people have been. What are you doing for Christmas? What are you doing? I'm going nowhere.
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I'm going nowhere. I worked all year.
Why would I get on a plane?
Speaker 1 and try to jam a bunch of gifts into the overhead compartment to then go and meet relatives and then be sleeping in a place where I'm not comfortable eating food I'm not used to or whatever the hell it is
Speaker 1 and then the entire time you right as you're getting settled you got to pack up and go back and bring all this shit that they gave you and shove it in overhead compartments and all the fucking all you want to do is just get home and then you get home and then you got to work another year
Speaker 1 You got to work another year for these fucking corporate cunts. You see that Luigi kid that they figured out a way to give him the, they're going to try to give him the death penalty.
Speaker 1 Isn't that amazing? Isn't that amazing that when you kill one of them, oh, fuck.
Speaker 1 We must do something to deter any copycat. You know, they called the people on January 6th terrorists, right?
Speaker 1
And they fucking, two people died that day. One from their side, one from the other side.
But, you know, nobody got put to death. None of that fucking bullshit.
Speaker 1 Some people got some pretty stiff sentences.
Speaker 1
okay. But like, you know, I can tell you this because you're like, well, they didn't walk up with a gun and fucking shoot someone in the back.
I don't give a fuck what they did.
Speaker 1 If they trampled the senator
Speaker 1 from Wisconsin or fucking, you know, Illinois or whatever,
Speaker 1 I'm picking a liberal state now,
Speaker 1 Massachusetts,
Speaker 1 home of the liberal racists.
Speaker 1 Then there would, if you fucked with someone that was making one of those Illuminati cunts money on Wall Street, then they would do some. But if it's just a security guard,
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that's the way they are, whatever. They don't give a shit.
They don't give a shit. It's fucking unbelievable how just fucking overt that is, how important it is to make a statement.
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So that's the message. That is the message.
You can get a job working in a corporation, you can kill tens of thousands of your own countrymen, and you will get a fucking infinity pool.
Speaker 1 But if you kill somebody who's part of that machine, you are a terrorist and you're going to get the death penalty.
Speaker 1 Now, I'm not saying that this kid should be fucking able to walk around shooting people in the street. I'm not saying that.
Speaker 1 But I am also saying that you shouldn't be able to do that behind a desk either and kill way more fucking people.
Speaker 1 Right?
Speaker 1 Somehow, I feel like I have to be careful the way I say that.
Speaker 1 Anyway, Merry Christmas, everybody.
Speaker 1 Merry Christmas. And I hope you enjoyed another year of watching Fox and CNN or whatever the fuck you're doing, thinking you're actually getting the real news.
Speaker 1
Oh, Bill, Bill, you're becoming insufferable. I know.
I know.
Speaker 1 Sorry.
Speaker 1 Anyway, let's go into
Speaker 1 some lighter news. How about those NCA college football playoffs?
Speaker 1 Huh?
Speaker 1 How about that? Wasn't that
Speaker 1 take that NFL? That might have been
Speaker 1 the worst matchups they could have started with. I know, but it gives them somewhere to go.
Speaker 1 As far as what I watched, I mean, I was falling asleep at halftime. They were all fucking blowouts.
Speaker 1 I don't know where Indiana got their fucking 10 wins from, but Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1 When you're making Irish kids look fast.
Speaker 1
Bill, they're not Irish. I know.
I know. Hey, hey, Notre Dame.
By the way, could you bring down the gold on the helmet? You're getting a little too crazy. Yeah, we paint it before every game.
Speaker 1 It's like,
Speaker 1 hello, my baby. Hell,
Speaker 1
it's Broadway lights. Bright.
We get it.
Speaker 1 We get it. Jesus loves you the most.
Speaker 1 I do love the message that it's gold.
Speaker 1 You know what I mean? How many people have died trying to get gold or steal somebody's gold and all of that, you know?
Speaker 1 And then the, my, that religion, the Catholic religion, is always saying a rich man has as much chance of getting into heaven as a camel does walking through the eye of a needle, you know, just to make sure you're happy being poor, you know, as they roll around all in the gold.
Speaker 1 And then you go to Notre Dame and they got Jesus on top, standing on top of gold, like, look at all the money I have.
Speaker 1 Actually, wait, I think there's a mural of him.
Speaker 1
Oh my God. Can Can you imagine doing the walk of shame across the fucking campus at Notre Dame and you're looking up at Jesus and he's looking at you like, come on.
You couldn't wear a condom?
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I wanted to go there one day. Not one day, way back in the day.
I wanted to go there.
Speaker 1 I told you that when I was a freshman, when I was going to my freshman year of high school, my dream was, I'm going to Notre Dame and I'm going to become a lawyer.
Speaker 1 And of course I was young, young, so I thought I was going to be like an Aaron Brockovich type of lawyer that helps the little man, you know.
Speaker 1 But when you do that, you make as much money as when you are a state-appointed, you make about as much money as a substitute teacher.
Speaker 1 And then if you lose your case, you have people inside prison that when they get out, they want to kill you.
Speaker 1 You know?
Speaker 1 So I think you go substitute teacher there and just get shit thrown at you every time you turn your back. By the way, I really think teachers,
Speaker 1 you know,
Speaker 1 they got to be able. I don't know about that.
Speaker 1
Maybe parents should go back to hitting their kids. I don't know what it is.
I can never hit my kids, but my kids also don't get out of line like that.
Speaker 1 You know,
Speaker 1 as a father, you don't need to hit your kids. You just need a good, hi! You know, one of those.
Speaker 1 One of those.
Speaker 1 The whistle has to be followed up with the stare. A hay can stand on its own.
Speaker 1 The other thing is
Speaker 1 a fucking two-hander.
Speaker 1 It's whistle,
Speaker 1 they look,
Speaker 1 then you bring up your eyebrows about halfway, and then you turn your head. Just you do like a 15-degree turn and you widen your eyes.
Speaker 1 For whatever reason, that even works on kids that aren't your kids. Like when you have your friends, your kids have their friends over
Speaker 1
and they're all fucking doing some stupid shit. And then you go out, they all look, turn the head 15 degrees, eyes a little bit up.
There you go.
Speaker 1 Don't fucking make me.
Speaker 1 I'll come over there. All the big wheels, right back in the garage.
Speaker 1 Right back in the fucking garage.
Speaker 1 Iowa State won big.
Speaker 1
They're such nerds. That stupid coach winking at his player or whatever as they beat the crap out of whoever.
I can't remember who they played. It wasn't even a contest.
Speaker 1 And it's like, buddy, what are you smiling about?
Speaker 1 What are you smiling about?
Speaker 1 You lost to Michigan.
Speaker 1 This season
Speaker 1 is a failure.
Speaker 1 I'm kidding. Good for them.
Speaker 1 Good for them.
Speaker 1
Who else did I see? So a little bit of the Clemson game. I saw a little bit of the Indiana game.
I'm just calling out all the losers. Everybody lost, but it's still a great idea.
Speaker 1 Then I watched a little bit of NFL football. I actually had time because I was fighting off a cold.
Speaker 1 I saw
Speaker 1 the Jets versus the Rams.
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And what was the next game I watched? I watched the 49ers, whoever the fuck they were playing. I can't even remember.
Get so much goddamn shit. But the script is turned in, everybody.
It is turned in.
Speaker 1 And
Speaker 1 the powers that be are reading it over the break, and hopefully they will like it.
Speaker 1 Or else I got to go back to the goddamn drawing board. And that's the way it is.
Speaker 1 That's the way it is out here in the tough streets of Hollywood.
Speaker 1 So I flew a helicopter for the first time in like three weeks because I was so busy. And I flew with my instructor, did a beautiful
Speaker 1 180 auto-rotation
Speaker 1 to end when we came back, but we flew all the way up to
Speaker 1 Big Bear, and it's like unseasonably warm up there.
Speaker 1 Gee, I wonder why that is, right?
Speaker 1
So we had to, you know, watch our fuel and all of that type of stuff. And we came in, it was kind of cool.
Like,
Speaker 1
came in. I was able to, you know, we made sure we could hold the hover.
Before you come in, essentially what you do is when you're at altitude,
Speaker 1 you know, you just slow down to see if you can hold the the hover which we were able to do
Speaker 1 and but then we had like a tailwind so I started to like spin or whatever and I was it's kind of cool he didn't have to tell me anything collective down push the stick forward fly your way out of it so then as we came in though
Speaker 1 the helipads flew
Speaker 1 landed 2-6
Speaker 1 and now they want you to land down the helipads. Well, they used to let you land closer to the restaurant, right? So we flew down there and everything was good
Speaker 1 and
Speaker 1 the taxiway getting off was sort of diagonal into the wind and i was thinking i was all good you know and then i turned sideway and then all of a sudden my rpms dropped
Speaker 1 and you know i was too close to the ground to drop the collective so i just sort of skied it in
Speaker 1 and he was like wow you know
Speaker 1 It must have got even hotter since we left or whatever, because it wasn't like a big deal, but it was just sort of like a baby run-on landing. And
Speaker 1 I was like, all right, I got that. So next time I come up here, what I'm going to do is, and this is what's great about having a helicopter, is I can just
Speaker 1 crab my way over so the wind is always
Speaker 1 coming at me, you know,
Speaker 1 is at my front, you know, and I can maintain the lift. It was actually,
Speaker 1 but I've done so many hover autos and shit like that that it was,
Speaker 1 it was actually a really smooth.
Speaker 1 I was kind of excited that it happened
Speaker 1
because you always wonder about that stuff. So that was cool.
And then we went to this place, Thelma's, where we always go. And they got these big apple things the size of a softball.
Speaker 1 They give them to you, and you take them home, heat them up, put caramel over it. I didn't have them.
Speaker 1
I gave them to people in my family. They all loved them.
And because old Billy's on Billy, Billy Broadway, I'm on the Fosse diet.
Speaker 1 I have one edamame a night, and I eat one and a half of
Speaker 1 the peas in the
Speaker 1 in the
Speaker 1 inside the pod. We'll just save that for later.
Speaker 1 Anyway, and then we flew back, didn't get fuel up in Big Bear, obviously. Then we were flying back and we stopped in Brackett
Speaker 1
KPOC. I always remember piece of crap.
KPOC, landed there,
Speaker 1 and it was a super hazy day, which
Speaker 1 kind of sucked for the view. Like when we were coming back, it seemed like it was only like four and a half, five miles, but it was six the whole way out.
Speaker 1 But
Speaker 1 it's nice to fly in it because the air is like super calm. You know, usually on a clear day, it means it's kind of windy unless it rained or something like that.
Speaker 1 That's sort of the weird thing about aviation. Like today's like a beautiful day, but I don't.
Speaker 1
It's weird. I'm looking at the treetops.
None of them are moving, but that doesn't mean that it's not blowing like a motherfucker all the way up there. So another thing that I've learned.
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Anyways, I'm just babbling. Just here babbling.
So I got all my gifts wrapped. Everything's ready to go.
All I got to do is go out and get a couple of stocking
Speaker 1 stuffers.
Speaker 1 I always get my wife like a joke gift for the
Speaker 1
stocking. Ah, fuck.
Is my phone going to die? I swear to God.
Speaker 1 I swear to God.
Speaker 1
Is there any, is there any, like I go to bed, just charge the thing. I don't fucking charge it.
You know what, guys? Hey, guys, this is going to be a shorter podcast because my phone's going to die.
Speaker 1
Got something on the mic here. Anyway, yeah.
So
Speaker 1 I usually get her something stupid.
Speaker 1
Like I remember one year I just kept telling her, I said, I know exactly what I'm getting you for Christmas. I know exactly what I'm getting you for Christmas.
She said, what?
Speaker 1
I go, I am going to get you a giant bag of Fritos. And I just kept saying that over and over again.
And then
Speaker 1 when Christmas time came, the first gift I gave her,
Speaker 1 she shook it. She knew what it was and she was already laughing.
Speaker 1 And then she opened it up and I went, oh, Nini, I love you. And I tackled her.
Speaker 1
Told her that she was the only woman in the world that I would buy a giant bag of Fritos for. And of course, I like Fritos and she doesn't.
So it was actually selfish on my part.
Speaker 1 But anyway.
Speaker 1 The lovely Nia, I know like
Speaker 1 the fun foods that she likes. So I always stick those in there or something,
Speaker 1
something silly. I just got to figure out what that is.
And then I got to get the kids something. But all the big gifts.
You know what I mean?
Speaker 1 You always got to have that one big gift for your kid so they keep believing in Santa Claus for some dumb reason. My daughter, by the way, was just hammering me with questions this morning.
Speaker 1 Making pancakes, haven't had my coffee yet, and she is just fucking grilling me. You know? First 48.
Speaker 1 Going, dad, how can Santa have one cookie in everybody's house around the fucking world? And I just,
Speaker 1 I just clammed up.
Speaker 1 And she just kept asking one question after another that I had no answer for.
Speaker 1 And I just didn't open my mouth because if I did, I was going to be like, because it's all fucking bullshit.
Speaker 1
It's all bullshit. This whole fucking thing is bullshit.
He doesn't exist.
Speaker 1 The fucking buying a bunch bunch of fucking gifts and spending all the fucking money you don't have and not having any time and not getting relaxed. It's all fucking bullshit.
Speaker 1
The only thing that fucking matters is right now, me standing here making you pancakes because I love you. That's the only thing that fucking matters.
Everything else is bullshit.
Speaker 1 But I didn't.
Speaker 1 I kept my mouth shut.
Speaker 1 Alright?
Speaker 1
Keep your mouth shut. You don't rat on Santa Claus.
Jimmy the Gent. I learned that.
Good fellas.
Speaker 1 Actually, you know, we did a bit a few weeks ago on this podcast where you came up with terrible sequels to amazing movies that don't need a sequel. I have an idea for a sequel to Goodfellas.
Speaker 1 All right?
Speaker 1 It's called Come On Fellas.
Speaker 1
And it's about three gay guys that... turned the original movie into a musical.
It's called Come On Fellas.
Speaker 1
We don't need to hurt those people like that, do we? Five, six, seven, eight. Jimmy the Gent.
Jimmy the Gent.
Speaker 1 I'm sorry.
Speaker 1 I still think the best one was that
Speaker 1 one of you listeners came up with.
Speaker 1
I sent that to fucking everybody. All my comedy friends love that.
The sequel to Schindler's List,
Speaker 1 Schindler's Wrist.
Speaker 1 It's about the carpal tunnel that Schindler got writing out the list and the rehab that follows.
Speaker 1
I just feel like it's the most boring movie ever. Anticlimactic.
And the movie ends with Schindler, just his last line is,
Speaker 1 it feels pretty good.
Speaker 1 And then they just roll credits.
Speaker 1 Come on.
Speaker 1 You wouldn't go out to the movie theater to see that? Come on.
Speaker 1 Close second for me was
Speaker 1 big part two. This time it isn't statutory rape.
Speaker 1 All right. So
Speaker 1 I told you guys I was going through watching all the Cohen Brother movies.
Speaker 1 And right now I'm in this year 2007 where I think they produced two things and then made, oh my god, my fucking favorite of all time, No Country for Old Men.
Speaker 1 So
Speaker 1
I rented it two days ago. I started to watch.
It's a bunch of short films, this thing,
Speaker 1 Paris Jeteme. I'm not sure if that's the name of it, but uh,
Speaker 1 I loved it immediately because it was in French, which by the way, I've been fucking killing, killing. I just need to, I just don't have nobody I can speak it with out here.
Speaker 1 I haven't been with my tutor for a minute, um,
Speaker 1 but uh, that's nothing like Duolingo. I do, I'm doing Duolingo, and then they put you in these groups, and then you have to compete with other fucking people.
Speaker 1 And then they have these certain exercises where you're going against the timer. And then you need to use up some of the thingy-ma-jingies that you won on the other lessons to extend the timer.
Speaker 1 And it's just like, what are we doing here?
Speaker 1
I'm trying to learn a language. This is supposed to be fun.
This is supposed to be relaxing. This is supposed to be expanding my mind.
Speaker 1
These fucking corporate cunts, every fucking thing that was beautiful and spiritual, they have ruined. And they've owned all the...
Look at the fucking food network. Nobody's cooking on that.
Speaker 1 That whole fucking goddamn channel is just stress
Speaker 1 there's not enough gredients there's a not enough time you're competing with these other people if you want your own restaurant you gotta figure it out and go and they do it to kids
Speaker 1 i fucking hate that shit and my my my my my wife and my kids love watching these fucking kids crying packing up their little fucking fisher-price forks and knives Because they didn't make toast fast enough or whatever the hell it is.
Speaker 1 And it's just like, don't you see what they're doing? They're getting them indoctrinated into this whole, that's the right word, into the this whole fucking corporate thing that you got to go, go, go.
Speaker 1 Not enough time, not enough money, not enough shit you need.
Speaker 1 Somebody just walked by my car as I'm screaming here. Not enough shit.
Speaker 1
Not enough time. Not enough spaces.
Only one of you will win.
Speaker 1
Doing that to kids. These fucking kids are all talented.
And the things that they're cooking and shit,
Speaker 1 it's amazing.
Speaker 1 And they're really talented and they're really good at what what they do. But every show, one kid goes home crying.
Speaker 1 Right?
Speaker 1 The fuck are we teaching them?
Speaker 1 To get used to being abused?
Speaker 1 This fucking cooking
Speaker 1
boot camp that you're sticking them in. It's just so fucking dumb.
I swear to God, like...
Speaker 1 I just remember that there was, when I was growing up on my paper route, there was a couple of old fucking people.
Speaker 1
They didn't get the paper on my route. And people rarely saw them.
They were in the house, and every couple of months they would come out, and people would be like, Hey, hey, Mrs.
Speaker 1
Johnson, how are you? And she would just sort of nod, barely wave. And everybody thought that she was weird, or this guy was weird, or whatever.
And it isn't.
Speaker 1
I don't think it's 100% that. Some of them are weirdos, I'm not gonna lie to you.
And you wouldn't wanna go in their house to see whatever they're doing. But others,
Speaker 1 others, I think that they
Speaker 1 just, they've had enough.
Speaker 1 They've had enough with either the way the world has been or the way it's become or how long this journey is taking. And they just sort of like, you know, I am going to minimize
Speaker 1 my time on this planet interacting. with other human beings because so many of them are disappointing
Speaker 1 You know?
Speaker 1 But there's great human beings that wrote great books or made great movies. There's experiences to be had by myself
Speaker 1 enjoying the works of higher beings, and I'm going to do that rather than standing in the yard
Speaker 1 as
Speaker 1 my neighbor is yelling across the street to me about the over-under of the Chiefs' fucking Lions game.
Speaker 1
You know, I don't know. I might might be wrong, but that's just a different perspective.
You know, I'm probably doing, I'm probably projecting.
Speaker 1 Because I really see, like,
Speaker 1 when I think about the end of my life,
Speaker 1
I always see a couple of things. I see the positive one is me happy as hell, just helping out and encouraging younger people.
Give it up for Chicago.
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Speaker 1 30 years ago, Jeff Bezos, complete nerd. Bezos now ripped to shreds on his super yacht, and the boxes keep
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Speaker 1 And then there's another part of me, the dark one,
Speaker 1 Billy Darkness.
Speaker 1 You know, not Willie Winds, Breeze through the trees.
Speaker 1 Billy Darkness.
Speaker 1 I imagine myself.
Speaker 1 I'm alone on a one-level ranch,
Speaker 1 just staring out at this endless flat land on the back porch.
Speaker 1 And there's a dog next to me, and I'm just rubbing his head. And I'm just staring,
Speaker 1 staring out that way
Speaker 1 by myself. And then that's that's how I die.
Speaker 1 Rub its head, I take one last draw at a cigar, and then my giant fucking melon drops, and then the weight of it makes me do a forward somersault.
Speaker 1 Off the back porch.
Speaker 1 Oh, shit.
Speaker 1
There's one to animate. The end of my life, right there.
That would be a interesting one.
Speaker 1 Anyway, I'll tell you what's amazing. Somebody, I ran to somebody yesterday and they tried to tell me that this Luigi kid,
Speaker 1 Viva Vendetta Luigi,
Speaker 1 is going to be making a YouTube video. It's like, how can you make a YouTube video if you're in prison? And then how am I supposed to like?
Speaker 1 Whatever he makes, they're just going to edit it to make him look like the most insane fucking person ever.
Speaker 1 Like, he's insane.
Speaker 1 He is insane. But a never-ending war,
Speaker 1
you know, that bankrupts the country and we're still fucking there. And what you said was going to be there that we needed to stop, we never found, and we're still fucking there.
That isn't insane.
Speaker 1 And the amount of innocent people that died over there.
Speaker 1 None of that is insane. But this kid is out of his fucking mind.
Speaker 1 He's out of his mind.
Speaker 1
All right. Here's a bushel of carrots.
Make me some banana bread, you little shit. I don't know how to.
Pack up your knives and get the fuck off this scent.
Speaker 1
Right? And then Paula Abs duels there. I did like your toast.
Hang in there. As the kid fucking walks off.
Speaker 1 One of the chicks from Facts of Life is there to say that, you know, the scrambled eggs were a little runny.
Speaker 1 It's just one of the sadder shows that you could watch out there. It's like, why would you do this to these fucking kids?
Speaker 1 The fucking kids are sitting there, and then the kids all weirdly talk like adults when they lose.
Speaker 1 Some fucking eight-year-old going, like, you know,
Speaker 3 I'm going to learn from this experience. I had a good time, and I'm not going to give up on my dream.
Speaker 1 It's like, you're fucking eight.
Speaker 1 There's no learning from experiences
Speaker 1 at age. Do you do that in your 20s and 30s when you look back on the whole thing? Like, what the fuck was that?
Speaker 1 What was that
Speaker 1 I'm gonna learn from my experiences you just you've only been talking for fucking five years
Speaker 3 obviously uh this is a setback and I was hoping that uh you know uh I would go further in this competition uh some of my goals are to own my first restaurant in a strip mall by the time I'm nine and a half and uh you know I got drilled a little bit but I'm gonna put my head down I'm uh talking to some investors in the seventh grade that possibly want to go in half on a lemonade stand.
Speaker 1 It's like, what am I looking at here?
Speaker 1 This is a fucking kid.
Speaker 1
I know. I know.
I'm losing it this week. I am fucking losing it.
Speaker 1 I'm just really having a difficult time fucking
Speaker 1 watching so few people controlling the narrative and just squashing down.
Speaker 1 How many people were truly not sad
Speaker 1 about that incident in New York? And like, obviously, you're not pro going around killing people, but like, none of these fucking people
Speaker 1
were like, maybe we need to look at the system. Maybe we need to do that.
Obviously, you got to punish somebody that goes around and shoots somebody in public in the back. You got to do that, right?
Speaker 1 But, like, none of them are going to try to fix the system.
Speaker 1
They're just going to kill this kid. to try to deter you from stopping them from continuing to deny your claims so you die.
It's fucking wild. It's fucking wild.
Speaker 1 None of them. Not even the liberal Larrys on CNN.
Speaker 1 I don't know. Granted, I don't watch either one of those channels, but I have seen clips.
Speaker 3 You know, obviously, I came here and I was, you know, I'll shoot for the moon, you know, but
Speaker 3
that's why you do it. You shoot for the moon and you make it halfway to the stars.
And,
Speaker 3 you know,
Speaker 3
very disappointing, I'm just going to try to, you know, pick up the pieces. And it's just one day at a time.
You know, I didn't get it done.
Speaker 3 I never learned how to ride a bicycle because my parents have been pushing me so hard to learn how to blanch something and put it in an ice bath.
Speaker 1 Oh, I have a bad feeling this is only funny to me.
Speaker 1
All right, let's... Oh, I have no reeds this week.
Oh, no reeds. No reeds.
See what happens when you defend some fucking V for that Vendetta guy there?
Speaker 1 Anyway, my car has been fucking acting up.
Speaker 1 I took it in for a tune-up.
Speaker 1
Fucking four grand later. Everything was leaking on the front end.
I needed new brakes and all of this shit. So now she's tight as a drum.
I get the fucking car back.
Speaker 1 Two days later, the engine light comes on.
Speaker 1
It's all it is, is an engine light. I'm like, what does that mean? So I pull over.
I got my cell phone flashlight underneath the car.
Speaker 1 I'm looking for something to leak because I don't want anything to seize up.
Speaker 1 Like, what the fuck is going on here?
Speaker 1 So after the holidays, I got to bring that back.
Speaker 3
You know, I was disappointed with the tune-up. I thought it was working pretty good.
And a few days later.
Speaker 1 So, anyway, lady listener, I promise you guys, this podcast is going to mercifully end soon. Okay?
Speaker 1
But I will go a little bit longer for those of you that are in a relationship that you know you're getting out of in 2025. You just can't do it around this time.
Okay. Know
Speaker 1 that I support you and that, you know, you will feel so much better.
Speaker 1 So much better.
Speaker 1 If in fact that is the right decision. But you have to figure out, did you quit on it?
Speaker 1
And maybe if you just put a little more work into it, because that's what I always learn a lot. in my relationship.
You know, when I start feeling like,
Speaker 1 you know, you know, when you just start looking sideways at the person sitting there next to you, crunching on some veggies, you're hearing that sound in their mouth echoing throughout their head,
Speaker 1 and you're just sitting there thinking, can you stop chewing those vegetables? Yeah,
Speaker 1 that's when it's time to be, hey, we should, let's go see a movie.
Speaker 1 But if you're really with someone who's a fucking asshole, all right, make it your New Year's resolution. I know the holidays are weird, right?
Speaker 1
This is what you do. You sit them down.
I've done this for years. You sit them down.
You say, we need to talk. All right?
Speaker 1 And the guy will be like, all right, where do you want to talk?
Speaker 1
If you're a guy saying it to a woman, she'll be like, what do you want to talk about? Well, you go, well, not here. It's like, well, it's weird.
You can't just say we want to talk.
Speaker 1 Then they start freaking the fuck out.
Speaker 1 So if you're going to say we need to talk to a woman, you better be ready to talk right then and there.
Speaker 1 And then you just start with, you just say, listen,
Speaker 1 I've given this a lot of thought. I'm just, I'm not happy in this relationship.
Speaker 1 And
Speaker 1 it's,
Speaker 1
it's just not right. And it's not something that we can work on.
It's just,
Speaker 1 I don't feel right being with you.
Speaker 1 That's it.
Speaker 1 And then like, oh, what did I do? You didn't do anything. You didn't do anything.
Speaker 1 It's not about what you did or didn't do. It's the vibe.
Speaker 1 That's what it is.
Speaker 1
Someday when you meet your soulmate, there's still something that they're going to do that bugs you. It's not what you did.
It's just, this is just, it's too difficult. It's too much fucking work.
Speaker 1 Take out the fucks.
Speaker 1
All right? And then that's it. And then you just let them say what they're going to say and cry and go carry on and do all of that shit.
But you do not go back in.
Speaker 1
Do not go back in the house. That's it.
It's over.
Speaker 1 It's a wrap, but you know, that's it.
Speaker 1 And then just know that women need to like
Speaker 1 turn over every fucking stone and blah blah blah blah blah. And then they're going to get mad and they're going to get angry and they're going to say mean shit to you.
Speaker 1 And you just sit there and take it.
Speaker 1 And as they say that mean shit and they bring up your family or whatever the fuck they're going to do, you just sit there in your head going like, ah, this is the last time I have to hear this.
Speaker 1 This is... This is it.
Speaker 1
No more looking at your dumb face. This is it.
The same thing with the ladies.
Speaker 1 With the ladies.
Speaker 1 Oh my god, what's it like when gay people break up? When gay guys break up, is it really quick?
Speaker 1 Yeah,
Speaker 1
I don't want to do it either. It's just fucking over.
And does like a lesbian breakup take like months? Or is it the other way around?
Speaker 1
Are the lesbians more dudish, you know? More guy vibe? Or is that just a stereotype? I don't know. Hey, gay people, hey, fucking write in.
Tell me how the
Speaker 1 tell me how the breakups. That's actually, I can, I don't even need you to.
Speaker 1
I just thought about that. There's some really dramatic straight guys fucking go around, you know.
Woman breaks up with them. Next thing you know, they're sitting down eating mac and cheese.
Speaker 1 They look out their bay window and the guy's standing there in the bushes.
Speaker 1 I thought I told you to get out of here.
Speaker 1
All right, lady listener here. Okay, so we were talking about haircuts on this podcast.
This bald guy, somehow I'm talking about haircuts.
Speaker 1 They were talking about how
Speaker 1
there was this guy, his wife was sitting there with their friends. This is like page one.
Don't do this as a husband. Okay.
Speaker 1 And his wife has a bunch of friends over.
Speaker 1 Right? So what's your job? Your job's to act like she married a really cool, nice, sweet guy that's going to go fetch shit for her. That's what you do.
Speaker 1 You both know it's a lie, but you know, it makes her look good in front of her friends. And her friends know you're putting on a show.
Speaker 1
But just the fact that you're putting on a show, they know that you love her enough to lie to all of them. It's weird.
It's how their brains work, I think. These are all just guesses.
All right?
Speaker 1 By the way, I'm sick of people looking shit up on the internet and acting like they found the answer. Okay? No matter what thought you have, there is a website at this point that will agree with it.
Speaker 1 Okay? What do you want your world to be? You want it to be round, you want it to be flat, you want it to be a cereal bowl, you want it to be shaped like a fucking graduated cylinder.
Speaker 1 There's a fucking website that will agree with you. You haven't proved anything.
Speaker 1 There's no rules of libel or slander. There's no degree that you have to get.
Speaker 1 What the fuck was that guy just doing?
Speaker 1 Jesus Christ, almost fucking drove right in the back of my car.
Speaker 1 Yeah, you can just post whatever you want to post.
Speaker 1 So, anyway, we would, this guy goes up, right?
Speaker 1 He's got his wife's over at their house with the friends, and they were, you know, bitching about how much it cost
Speaker 1
for them to get their hair done, and how men have it easier. You know, the usual woman thing.
Men have it easier.
Speaker 1 We literally die before you do.
Speaker 1 Well, that's because your fault.
Speaker 1 All right, lady listener, haircut blowback. High bill.
Speaker 1 Oh, so people have been weighing in on this thing about like, well, guys get their haircut more frequently,
Speaker 1 black guys go to the barbershop like every seven to ten a day, ten days. There's a lot of variables, like analytics people would love this.
Speaker 1
So a lady listener is writing it. Love when the ladies write in.
Lady listener here living in LA. Hair stylists are getting absolutely out of control with their pricing here.
Speaker 1
The last time I got it done in the city, it was $450 for highlights. No cut.
Plus, they expect a 20% tip.
Speaker 1 So that's, let's see, 20 on the 100. That's 80 bucks,
Speaker 1
90 bucks. So that is a $540 haircut just to fucking have your hair be a little sun-kissed.
The craziest part is these days a blow-dry doesn't even come with the service.
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Yeah, that's all corporate decisions. Just trying to make more more money and more money and more money.
That was an extra $60.
Speaker 1 So I had to walk out with sopping, long, wet hair, shivering, not even knowing how the color turned out.
Speaker 1 Are you fucking kidding me?
Speaker 1 I swear to God, the way that businesses treat their customers, there is no fucking way. If I ran an old Billy's
Speaker 1
hair salon, right? Billy Highlights. Billy Blow Dry.
dry
Speaker 1 there is no fucking way i would do that
Speaker 1 no fucking way
Speaker 1 i'd have nice chill fucking lady vibes going on and they'd all be pampered like a bunch of fucking queens like they want to be and then they'd be psyched and they would come back and whatever fucking money i was saving
Speaker 1 by not blow drying their hair
Speaker 1 You know, I would make tenfold by word of mouth.
Speaker 1 They just, they don't fucking get it. All right, anyway, the person goes on.
Speaker 1 In the last few months, there has been a trend of hairdressers complaining on TikTok, wondering why they are no longer booked and busy.
Speaker 1 Their complaining has led to a huge response from women explaining to what I just laid out for you. Well, good for you guys.
Speaker 1 Fuck those assholes.
Speaker 1 They overcharge and take advantage of the fact that unless you want to go to super cuts, you're going to have to pay a car payments worth just to get a job done.
Speaker 1 I don't feel bad for them not being booked. And the past few years, I found it was cheaper to get it done when I visit my husband's hometown a couple times a year.
Speaker 1
They do a better job in a shorter time, and I get to hear a bunch of women drop their R's. Oh, they're in Boston.
Merry Christmas, Bill. That's great.
Speaker 1 Yeah, I don't understand, like
Speaker 1
these fucking corporate people. Oh, they just they can't just make money off of a customer.
They have to fuck them.
Speaker 1 They're not happy unless they're balls deep in you and they just fucked you and got all your fucking information.
Speaker 1
I'm telling you, it was inevitable. What happened to that guy in New York? It was fucking inevitable.
You can't push people like that.
Speaker 1 And then you get, all you need is one fucking, you, you know, the reason why you don't walk down the street talking shit is you're going to run into a person who doesn't give a fuck.
Speaker 1 Forget about crazy people. So, if you're going around treating,
Speaker 1 if you're going around treating people, sorry, I had a cigar, which by the way, first of the year, I'm going another 100 days,
Speaker 1 which means I've been smoking like a fucking chimney.
Speaker 1 Anyway, if you're going to treat people like that, eventually you're going to do it to somebody who is a little mentally unstable or just does not give a fuck, and that shit's going to happen.
Speaker 1 All right, worse than the Santa lie.
Speaker 1
All right, hey, okay, talking about, like, I hate, I hate the whole Santa Claus lie. It's getting worse every year.
I told you, my daughter was fucking squeezing me for the information.
Speaker 1 I literally felt like I was in a mob family wearing a wire this morning, making pancakes.
Speaker 1
And by the way, I wanted to make blueberry pancakes. Nobody wanted fucking blueberry pancakes.
So I said, fine, I'll just make blueberry for myself. And this is the deal.
Speaker 1 If you're going to do blueberry pancakes, the blueberries have to be in the batter. You can't pour the pancake in and then put the fucking blueberries on top.
Speaker 1 Because then when you flip it over, you have a house house on stilts It just doesn't fucking work.
Speaker 1 It doesn't taste as good and then also you want the organic blueberries the ones that are size, you know of like
Speaker 1
a little pebble. You don't want those fucking Arnold Schwarzenegger roided up ones.
They're too much. It's too much.
Speaker 1 Okay? The blueberry complements the pancake. It does not overtake the pancake.
Speaker 1 So,
Speaker 1
but I had to drop them in boots on the ground in the pan. It was fucking terrible.
Flipping the pancake over, and it's fucking,
Speaker 1 you know, looking like a fat guy's hiding between mattresses.
Speaker 1 Anyway,
Speaker 1 worse than the Santa lie. Hey, Billy, frosted fruit.
Speaker 1 I get what you're saying about the whole Santa thing, but I never had a problem with my kids finding out eventually and being mad at us. I've got three kids, and they all had fun.
Speaker 1 talking about Santa and leaving cookies out.
Speaker 1
I think what's way worse is the trend of parents filming themselves the day after Halloween telling their kids that they ate all their candy. Yeah, I don't like that either.
That's terrible.
Speaker 1
I don't get that. Making your kids cry on purpose.
I don't understand that.
Speaker 1 That happened to me a lot as a kid.
Speaker 1 If you want to raise a child to become an angry adult, do that to them.
Speaker 1 The parents are stone cold and keep the lie going until the kids start to cry. It's so fucked up because the parents laugh at it.
Speaker 1 I think it started on a late night show and of course people would do anything to get their stupid videos on TV.
Speaker 1 Well yeah, that also happened on America's Funniest Home Videos where rather than preventing your kid from getting hit in the head by something you continued to film it because all of a sudden your kid getting CTE was now worth $10,000.
Speaker 1 Anyway, it's such a wild thing to me to get joy out of watching kids cry. Yeah, it's just candy, but the idea that your kid is looking up at you as you laugh and enjoy their pain is so fucked up.
Speaker 1
Merry Christmas, you beautiful bastard. All right, that was good.
That was a very female argument, though.
Speaker 1 Where you were like, I don't think it's such a big deal, but what about this? They're both fucked up. Both of those things are fucked up.
Speaker 1
But I guess the kids have more fun believing until they realize that you're a liar. Although I never looked at it that way.
I personally didn't look at it that way.
Speaker 1 I just felt like, oh, cool, I know something my younger siblings don't know.
Speaker 1 I felt made me feel like an adult. I didn't give a shit as long as there were still gifts.
Speaker 1 Anyway, daughter's Christmas school play.
Speaker 1 Dear Billy
Speaker 1 buried his bad shit.
Speaker 1 I wish that was true.
Speaker 1
Fellow old dad here, 52 with a six-year-old. Today she froze on stage at her school Christmas play.
She had the starting line for the scene, but nothing came out.
Speaker 1 About 100 parents looking up from the phone screens, they are filming, and my little girl stares out unmoving. The teacher came up and helped her with her line, and the play puttered on.
Speaker 1 At dinner tonight, my wife and I asked her, but she didn't want to talk about it.
Speaker 1
I think that the best way for her to deal with the snare would be to laugh about it. I don't want her to suppress it.
So you may or may not agree. I'd be interested
Speaker 1
on your take on it, but more so. I was wondering how I can make my little girl laugh about something that is likely a sensitive issue with you.
Any tips, funny guy?
Speaker 1 Thanks, and keep up with the stretching and gym stuff. If you stretch enough, you might just be able to go suck yourself.
Speaker 1 Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Speaker 1 Yeah, I find with sensitive things like that, I'm not a fucking therapist, so take this for what it's worth.
Speaker 1 What I do
Speaker 1 is
Speaker 1 I talk about myself
Speaker 1 when something like that happened to me.
Speaker 1
You just heard that was real me going, oh no, okay, I thought I accidentally deleted it. Somebody just called me.
I have it on fucking the airplane mode.
Speaker 1 So I was going back in my library to make sure I still had it. I was like, oh no.
Speaker 1 Okay, good. Oh, Jesus.
Speaker 1 Yeah, I just sort of like,
Speaker 1 you know, when one of my kids was nervous about the whole,
Speaker 1 you know, they had some sort of performance thing, or,
Speaker 1 you know, I just talk about like,
Speaker 1
I would just say, hey, you know, I did a show tonight. And, you know, oh, yeah, cool.
I say, yeah, you know, I gotta be honest, kind of nervous before I went up there.
Speaker 1 And then they just see him look up. And
Speaker 1 I just told the story about how nervous I was when I went out there. And I feel like it's
Speaker 1 at their age, it's better for them to hear it.
Speaker 1 It's better for them to feel like, oh, I'm not the only one that feels this way, rather than looking at the game film and trying to get them to laugh at messing up. I think it's really hard for
Speaker 1 young kids to laugh at their mistakes because they're so wanting to be part of the group and all of that type of stuff. So,
Speaker 1 you know, my daughter one time was, you know, she's really like
Speaker 1 smart, right?
Speaker 1 So by the time she was like four, she was talking about her happy brain and her sad brain. And I was like, wow.
Speaker 1 So she gets like melancholy and sometimes feeling a little depressed or whatever. So I just put that in the bank and I just waited a few days.
Speaker 1 And,
Speaker 1 you know, it was just one day we were just hanging out talking and I told her that I was a little bit sad earlier in the day. And she said, You were sad? Like, she literally looked at me.
Speaker 1
I said, Yeah, I was. And she said, Why? I said, Oh, you know, I don't know.
I was just thinking about some friends of mine that I haven't seen in a while, and it was making me feel sad.
Speaker 1 And,
Speaker 1 you know, but then I thought about you guys, and that made me more happy. But it was okay, you know, and I said, Made it okay to be sad, so whatever.
Speaker 1 So, with this thing, I think when your kids are younger, it's it's a really
Speaker 1 it's much better. I f I've had much better results
Speaker 1 talking to them about when I was in the same situation and, you know,
Speaker 1 things didn't work out. So
Speaker 1 I would just tell her a story about going up in front of the class, telling a book report, and how nervous you were and all the things that you did. But then I got through it.
Speaker 1 And, you know, and now I actually, the more I did it, the more I liked going up in front of people. And,
Speaker 1 you know, and now I actually enjoy doing it. So it's not like a negative thing and being nervous is like totally normal or whatever.
Speaker 1 I would definitely go that route as opposed to trying to get them to like sort of laugh and shake off their
Speaker 1
whatever just happened. Because like, and I would even let it go for a couple of days.
You know what I mean? Because there is that thing as a parent where,
Speaker 1 you know,
Speaker 1 you know how big and painful those things are to you when you were a kid.
Speaker 1
So, just your parental instinct to try and protect them, it's like you can't, and you want to fast forward through growing pains. They have to go through them.
So, you have to just like
Speaker 1 sort of let it happen, be there for them,
Speaker 1 and you know, there's ways you can sort of nudge them towards the information that will make them feel better, but they have to go through it.
Speaker 1
And being embarrassed, I mean, that what happened to her at that play one day is just going to be a funny story she's going to tell tell when she gets older. It just sucks for her right now.
But,
Speaker 1 you know, that's,
Speaker 1 you know, it's like watching your team. They fucking lose and they lose and then they finally win a championship.
Speaker 1 And what makes it so great is the fact that although those losses, the satisfaction is even better. So I guess that would be my advice.
Speaker 1 That's what I've been doing is I just try to like, you know, when it feels like the time is right and it doesn't feel forced, I'll just sort of talk about being sad, being embarrassed, you know, being, you know, messing up,
Speaker 1
blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. You know, I fucking, you know, I still mess up all the time.
I'll tell them shit like that. I'll do a monologue on SNL and I forget a joke.
Speaker 1 Oh my God, how did I forget to do that part of the joke? And then I just like,
Speaker 1
you know, I'm just old enough now to be like, well, I'm not going to dwell on that. People don't know that I missed a joke.
I still had a great fucking time.
Speaker 1 And
Speaker 1 who gives a fuck? I got to do SNL.
Speaker 1 I missed a joke. Nobody cares.
Speaker 1 So anyway,
Speaker 1
I hope that helps. Kunti sister-in-law.
Hey there, bald Billy Butternuts. My phone's down to 10%, by the way.
Love the podcast. Never miss an episode.
It's the holiday season. Doobie-doobie-doo.
Speaker 1 And as you know, Christmas is less about... presents, food, and decorations and more about having to deal with the family cuntiness and feeling obligated to let shit slide.
Speaker 1 Listen, don't hit me with the as you know, okay? You tell me what you know, and I'll let you know if I feel like I know the same thing.
Speaker 1 I don't like when people are like, you know, and I don't have to tell you that you fucking agree with me.
Speaker 1 This person says, my wife's sister usually comes up to stay with us in Boston from Florida. Over the years, I've had to deal with her selfish, lazy, annoying, self-centered attitude.
Speaker 1 Isn't that fucking, the amount of fucking people.
Speaker 1 The amount of fucking people. Now I do agree with you that they can just come up and just fucking ruin it.
Speaker 1 Like, that's their job.
Speaker 1
You know what I mean? Then you just want to be like that right there. That's why you're alone.
That's why you've been divorced six times. You want it, but you can't say it.
You can't say it.
Speaker 1
It's fucking unreal. It's unreal.
I think there's like a big thing that, you know,
Speaker 1 as you get older, you just cut those people out. Like, right now, you know,
Speaker 1 I don't have anybody like that in my life. Like, I'd have to go back years and years and years and years ago to different relationships when I used to just fucking tolerate that stuff.
Speaker 1 And it's literally like they come in and they just ruin your fucking holiday.
Speaker 1 Anyway, he said, my wife's sister usually comes blah, blah, blah, to stay.
Speaker 1 She's always late making us wait for her. And when we've got shit to do,
Speaker 1
she never picks up after herself and leaves half-full glasses of water in every fucking room. Like she's preparing for a goddamn alien invasion.
Invasion. Parentheses, the film signs reference.
Speaker 1
I never saw that. She's in her early 40s, never been married.
Yep. Has a new boyfriend every year.
Wonder why she can't keep a man for more than a few months. So
Speaker 1 that's calm. I'm just like,
Speaker 1 as much as she's annoying the shit out of me,
Speaker 1
her life is her punishment. I don't need to put any energy into this.
This year, she's dating a mid-50s dude who spends half his time in Florida and the other half in Rhode Island.
Speaker 1 Yeah, with his real family. He buys her shit, spoils her rotten, takes her on his boat you know the drill the problem is the fucking guy is married with kids oh I nailed it
Speaker 1 he says he's separated but when he's in Rhode Island he's with his family both my wife and I do not even want to meet this fucking clown it'd be one thing if he had filed for divorce and was you know actually separated wow dude that guy's living life on the edge She doesn't take pictures of them and post it.
Speaker 1 He tells my sis-in-law it's because of of financial reasons, but the guy still goes home to Rhode Island. He recently had a surgery on his hip or some shit and is home with his family.
Speaker 1
So she's feeling sad that she hasn't seen him in a while. My wife and I, I bet he didn't even have hip surgery.
That's probably his pussy way of breaking up with her.
Speaker 1
My wife and I are taking our nine-year-old son to Florida for winter break, and her sis has mentioned that we could all go out on his boat together. Fuck that.
Yes, fuck that.
Speaker 1 And that's an easy boundary
Speaker 1 to put up.
Speaker 1
I don't want to be a part of that. I don't want my kids to see that.
I don't want our kids to see that.
Speaker 1
Anyway, I don't want my family exposed to some. Yay, look at it.
I'm nailing this one. I don't want my family exposed to some guy who's using my sister-in-law as some side piece of ass.
Yes, exactly.
Speaker 1 Like I said before, she's coming up for the week of Christmas, and I'm afraid she's going to want to bring this ass hat into my house.
Speaker 1 My wife said she's going to talk to her, and I'm, am I being a total prick? Not at all.
Speaker 1 Not at all not at all you got kids fuck that fuck that you're not having this fucking gigolo coming in with his fucking tanned up old man chest with his white chest hair coming in there walking like fucking Colin Farrell on the penguin you don't need that I mean it's not like she's gonna meet his fan friends and meet his friends and family.
Speaker 1
Just thought I'd get you two cents on the situation. Merry Christmas and go fuck yourself.
Yeah, I think it's really easy to say. She's in a really unhealthy relationship and
Speaker 1 I think we have a great relationship, and that's the kind of relationship I want our kids to see.
Speaker 1 I don't want them to see some guy who's out there philandering and showing that it's okay to have side puss because you have a boat in Florida. Just say it a little nicer than that.
Speaker 1 Phil Collins documentary.
Speaker 1
Woo! Billy Drummer Boy. I wanted to make sure you catch the new Phil Collins documentary.
I would love to see it. Phil Collins, drummer first, now on YouTube.
Speaker 1
It's a two-hour retrospective of his career. I'm all over this.
Covering his journey from humble beginnings to his work with Genesis Brand X.
Speaker 1
Brutally underrated album that I have. Came out, and I don't know how many he did, but I only have one album.
Came out in 75 or 76, and he is fucking murdering.
Speaker 1 The film is hosted by his son, Nick, making it a full-circle father-son bonding moment and includes insights from greats like Chad Smith.
Speaker 1
I've met him at a couple of benefits. That dude is one of the most funnest dudes ever to hang out with.
Just great energy. Mike Portnoy, Brand Daylor.
Sorry if I said that name wrong.
Speaker 1
Jonathan Moffat, Matt Cameron. Oh, wow.
And more. I really see.
Oh, you know what? I never thought about that. I see a little Phil Collins and Matt Cameron stuff.
Speaker 1 Dude, his stuff with Soundgarden is just...
Speaker 1 The parts that he came up for those songs are just next level.
Speaker 1
Anyway, it's a much, much, must-watch for drum nerds such as yourself, filled with incredible stories and respect for Phil's legacy. You're sure to enjoy.
Happy holidays to your wonderful family.
Speaker 1 You, however,
Speaker 1
can go fuck yourself. I'll definitely check that out.
And I got to go get some stocking stuffers, so I got to cut this a little short. Merry Christmas.
Happy Hanukkah.
Speaker 1 Happy Kwanzaa if you don't do anything. Happy doing that.
Speaker 1
Thank you guys so much. Another year.
Support me, listening to the podcast, coming to my shows, watching my shit on the social medias.
Speaker 1
I can't thank you guys enough. And I hope to see you guys all out there when I do the Broadway play next year.
I got a big year next year. Play, I'm going to shoot another movie.
Speaker 1 Our follow-up, me and Ben Tischler's follow-up. It's not of old dads, but we're just doing another funny movie.
Speaker 1 And in between then, I'm going to be doing some stand-up dates with the new hour. I can't wait.
Speaker 1
You guys are the best. However, go fuck yourselves.
Have a great Christmas. I'll check in on you on Thursday.