What is going on

here? A lot of us are like, yeah, okay.

I wouldn't say a ton of us.

Maybe 25% of us are probably rooting for Iran.

There's still a big chunk, 40, 50%, that don't realize how much we are permanently destroying our standing.

the world and we're never gonna come back from this we're never coming back from this we're done like we're never going to be the thing anymore we're fucking done yeah and I don't think people understand that I think they think this is just another war and it's like it's not just another war the the riots in France are happening because of the war it's all tight that we're creating worldwide riots Cause that shit's going to spread.

It's already in Italy, right? It's spreading into Belgium.

I don't want to have anything to do with it.

Yeah.

Uh, in, in, in America, no.

I was really worried ...

I, I keep thinking in Australia I'm gonna have to start doing American topics because it, it'll run out, 'cause you-

After just reaming the first one and being like, "This is a 9/11 style post."

I mean, my wife and I, our kid's 17, and we, like, go out of our way not to ask him questions and to let him divulge if he wants to.

Like, we-

And now it is just a

sea of whites.

It's just rich white.

I mean, sports here in America is really just for rich people now.

And this is happening to the Cleveland Browns, which is really just like a really working class.

It's Ohio.

It's just a working class city.

He's

... like, when you say a comedian, like, what did you think that meant at that time?

Stand- stand-up comedy.

So, uh, after Saturday Night Live, there was something called Evening at the Improv, and that was kind of the main stand-up show here.

You know, you had Carson, right? And, and so that was, like, the big, big one, but then after that, after Saturday Night Live, Evening at the Improv.

So it would be an hour of stand-up comedy, and it was when there was a stand-up comedy boom, so there were just a ton of stand...

So I would just try to stay awake after Saturday Night Live every Saturday night and watch the stand-up comedians.

Like, I was obsessed with it.

[laughs] So speak, speak to me about, speak to me about your relationship and, like, h- what, you know, what sort of partner you've tried to be and, like, you know, what have been the... you know, what have you learnt from it? Like, you know, talk to me about that.

And how long ago was that, Dave? That was a while ago.

You're talking now, yeah, what is that, like 10 years ago now? Wow, wow.

It's been a while.

I'm trying to think about the time, but it's been a while now.

Band's been doing well.

Like I said, we got the newest single out there, Rebel Heart Gypsy Soul, with the four-piece EP that was prior to that.

And then we have the full-length All Access Live, which should...

Is it super tough these days or is it a little bit easier being freer?

And it's kind of a little bit fascinating to watch people be shocked by this, whereas I'm just a little bit shocked that we don't hear more of these stories.

Sure.

Yeah, absolutely.

Because, you know, there's more and more.

A lot of them, they probably pay the women off for their silence.

Yeah, there's nothing about it that's even remotely surprising.

I don't know why anybody would be surprised at this point.

So they

Oh, what's that? Jim Belushi used to do it?

Oh, Jim, Jim Belushi was known on the set of, uh, According to Jim, he started pissing in, uh, a jar, uh, or like a container, uh, because he didn't want to have to waste time going to the bathroom and stop the, the taping of the show.

And then he just kept doing it so often, and it got to the point where the crew was like, "Hey, this guy's fucking piss jar is everywhere." So the s- the s- the studio heads had him come up for a meeting, and he sat there and listened to them and said, "Yeah, okay.

Yeah." And then went outside, and they could see his shadow through the glass, and he just opened it up and pissed into it so they could see like the shadow of him peeing in the jar.

Uh, so he just basically told them to fuck off.

He keeps peeing in the jar.

This goes on for years.

[laughs]

He worked hard for it on Breakfast

Radio.

Here's the interesting part.

I don't fucking care.

We all fucking worked hard.

This whole fucking capitalist system is us all fucking working hard.

I don't give a shit if you worked hard and made more.

Let me just say about that.

[laughs]

They were totally, they were totally fucking, 'cause someone came in and saw them fucking, and then-

They were in love

...

they killed them, and then they put their clothes on and moved them around.

It's the Wineville Chicken Coop murders.

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