Three, two, one, boom, check out this new Richard Pryor, Plasticel.

Come on, it's on.

Live on the sunset strip.

Iconic.

That was really the first thing that I ever saw that maybe truly understand the power of

stand up comedy. I was 13 years old I think maybe 14 my parents went took me to see it and we were in the audience. I remember thinking how is this guy so funny just talking? How is this possible? I was thinking all the movies that I had seen they were really funny like I don't remember what was out back then maybe Stripes like which was a great movie

I loved so funny so funny, but this guy was way funnier and all he was doing was talking and I couldn't believe it. I remember there was a moment in the movie where he was killing and I just turned and looked at the people in the audience and people were just flailing up and down and ah they were just the whole body was laughing everything was they were throwing their bodies around

I was like this is incredible I've never seen anything like this

super powerful dude it hit me hard wasn't like I wanted to be a comic

right then in there. I mean really didn't want to be a comic for another eight years.

But fuck that was crazy. Yeah. What were those things on back in the day?

Movies go to the movie theater. Oh you saw that in a movie theater? Yeah. Whoa. Yeah. Yeah.

That's why there's so many people around. Wow.

Yeah.

I just went to people's houses and there was a lot of people.

I thought maybe it was on HBO or something like that.

I thought you were talking about the audience in that crowd.

Like to do in 1981, this movie must have come out in 80 or 81, if I'm guessing correctly.

I think we might have looked this up before.

Have we? Yeah. I think we might have looked this up before.

Have we?

Yeah. Is it 81?

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