Nick Di Paolo

And the, the ones that you've, that we deem not justified, i- they do kinda sting a little bit.

I remember saying to, [laughs] um, uh, I tell this story a lot, but, uh, Nick DiPaolo is a comedian out of, out of, uh, New York, and, uh, he was complaining about somebody who, uh, came th- it was, like, s- this up-front, so all of the sitcom people were in, uh, New York and, and I remember him like, "Ugh," just kinda bemoaning this one person who got through.

And I said, "It's all right, Nick.

There's, it happens in every business." He, [laughs] he said, "Yeah, but in other businesses, you don't have to see the guy's face on the side of a bus."

Uh, you, you can't talk, your mic's off, Nick.

But funniest man alive, Nick DiPaolo.

Right.

He was telling me about olive oil and the reason that good olive oil, you know, and Italians and Americans don't know.

Who's the comedian?

Nick DiPaolo.

Yeah, Nick DiPaolo.

He-

Does he work for them?

Really? [laughs]

What is going on with you? That's a Nick DiPaolo.

Um-

Posture of a shrimp.

And I go, dude, I go, and shout out to the great Jim Norton, so great.

But I go, dude, I go, when we became friends, I go, you never... opened up to me, I go, all your generation and crew that came up together, Bobby, and Voss, and who else was in that, DiPaolo, and Burr, and a bunch of those people, I go, all of them became, Patrice, rest his soul, all of them I kinda met and became cool with, But Jim would always be quiet and non-talkative.

And I remember one time being at Bobby Kelly's barbecue, and I was like, what the fuck is this guy's problem? And you know me.

I

This is a true thing.

Artie Lang had a podcast from his house in Hoboken, his apartment overlooking Water, Hoboken.

And he said, Verzi, why don't you come down? This is after he did the show on DirecTV with Nick DiPaolo.

Yeah, yeah.

It's hard to take him seriously, that big fat Irish face, that deep sea driver that he is.

Tough Crowd featured comedian Nick DiPaolo as a regular on the show, and he specialized in slaying the left's sacred cows.

And I got fired.

But I didn't give a d*** because I could go to the next R&B station.

sort of how to do it.

And Keith Robinson brought me up to New York and got me in with all the people that became dear long-term friends and mentors as Patrice and Colin Quinn and Nick DiPaolo and Norton, Bill Burr, all these guys that we were able to become friends with.

And then Patrice kind of took me to a point also with just kind of staying friends with him, like his advice.

But Dave Attell.

Balcony Gerald decided that he needs to fact check that.

Apparently he didn't learn his lesson from Nick DiPaolo last week.

Kevin Morgan,

CEO,

And it's...

Nick DiPaolo of all people I go how did you know that your wife was the one and he goes I fell in love with her she was amazing and anytime that I wanted to end it she was like no and he goes Pete I'm not kidding you I could divorce her legally and she'd still be at the house she'd still show up and just be like no I love you like we like we're doing this and yeah I think that that's the person that you really want is the person that's awesome I

would choose you

Yeah, they're awesome, and they always choose