| We got a little serious there.
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| I think «fisting"should be called «upper-cunting»,
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| And we’re back.
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| Do you guys like impressions?
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| (Yeah.)
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| «Why?"That was Socrates.
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| Older traditional stand-up comics sometimes have problems with me
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| Because they think I use music and other stuff
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| And they think I’m a gimmick, I’m a hack, you know, I’m a gimmick comic
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| And they’re such comedy purists, they don’t think my comedy can stand on it’s
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| own.
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| But the truth is, I’m a comedy purist, too.
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| So I can do comedy without gimmicks.
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| I’ll show you that right now.
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| What do you call a kid with no arms and an eye-patch?
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| Names!
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| For those listening on the CD, I just gave birth to a dove.
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| I love traditional stand-up comedy, don’t get me wrong.
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| I love it. |
| I’m a huge fan of traditional stand-up comics.
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| A lot of them are my heroes.
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| And I want to be a traditional stand-up comic
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| And I’ve been working on some traditional stand-up material and
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| It’s in its infancy so, please, bare with me, go easy
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| But this is a bit of my traditional stand-up.
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| My wife, right.
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| We never have sex. |
| Like, ever. |
| Which is really funny.
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| Something else, I never know what she’s saying.
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| She’ll say something and I’ll be like, «pft.»
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| You know, she’s constantly emasculating me
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| And I’m making her resent herself for getting older,
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| So we’re looking into a divorce.
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| And, you know, something else that’s really funny:
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| She can’t drive. |
| The only thing she can drive is
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| «Drive me crazy,"and when she back talks, I hit her. |