November 13th, Iowa City, Iowa, the Englerth Theater. I hope I'm saying that right.

Englert? You guys threw a tough one. But Iowa City, I'm bringing a fun show. Me and three other

comics going to come by and do a great show as part of the Golden Retriever of Comedy Tour.

Minneapolis, I'm going to be at the Pantages theater, the Pantages. I don't know, dude. I am publicly educated and pretty stupid. I know people are so mad at me and you're coming through with that Midwestern. Like, just learn the damn theater if you're going to play it. I'm sorry, Minneapolis. Madison, Wisconsin, November 15th, the Barrymore Theater as part of the Golden Retriever of Comedy Tour. I love coming to

Madison, Wisconsin. I'm very excited to do the Barrymore Theater. Kansas City, Missouri,

the Uptown Theater. We're going to be there November 21st. November 21st, coming to bring you

a show at the Uptown Theater. Go to Dan Soder.com to get tickets right now.

And we'll see you then, Casey.

And yes, I forgive you for beating the 49ers twice in the Super Bowl.

It still hurts, but...

Good job. Congratulations.

People glaze over DVR being so important for like a lot of forms of entertainment.

Yeah.

Because if you missed it and no one taped it, you were just like fucked.

Yeah.

I remember this girl that I knew used to tape.

I worked Wednesday nights like graveyard shift overnight and she would tape South Park for me. Great. And I would, she would leave it on her mailbox and I'd go pick up a tape after work and like put it in my thing and watch South Park and be like, all right, that's the new episode. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was, you know what it did? It made you enjoy shows more because you had to put in effort. Yeah, yeah. And if the cable was ever fucking out, like I used to get, like, back in the fucking 90s, it was all about friends. Yeah. So it was like every Thursday night at 9 p.m. If you missed that fucking episode going into school the next day. You're fucked. Such shit. It was awful. Social capital. Yes, 100%. Do you remember when kids, do you remember the first time you caught a kid lying about seeing a movie by just describing stuff that was in the trailer? Oh, no. Did you ever have that moment? No. I remember that moment where like, you know, we're boys, we're like seventh graders.

You know, we're like around 12 years old. You want to see the rated R movies. You want to see the bad horror movies. Yeah, but you might not have a cool parent. Yeah. Or just a good parent. You might have a good parent that's like, I'm not letting you watch that. You're 12 years old. I think, no, I think taking you, I think it's true freedom to go like my dad used to sneak me into like 15s and 18s when I was 12 and that's a good that's a dad role. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The mom is the police and the dad is the one that's like my dad, no, my parents were divorced, but I would go visit my dad.

It was all my fault.

Okay. It was 100. I was fucking my mom. It was edible. I tried to kill my father. Of course it's my fault. It's in my blood. Freud was right. Yeah, dude, I have to bring up a joke. I don't know if you ever put it out, but Colin Quinn had this joke about back in the day when they'd watch plays.

It would be about people. And he was like, Edipus walking up going, hey, was that thing about me? You know, I don't want to fuck it. I don't want to fuck my mom and kill my father. But my dad, when I would visit him, it was like, it was like 17, it was the rated ours.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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