I want to roast you all the time, but you look good.

And I'm sorry I said you were going to die before me.

You know. Sometimes it's hard to hear the truth.

I appreciate it.

I love seeing you.

You look like a guy in a foot locker trying on running shoes and people who see you go.

Oh.

Like he's trying?

Yeah.

You're like a real bless his heart running shoe purchase that is the voice of the great pete homes we are so excited i'm back this is a spur of the moment

idea i had the other day because I'm about to do my final shows at the Beacon Theater, March 16 through 22, after touring the show and developing the show, The Good Life over the course of two years.

And I was going to call Pete to ask about punching up some jokes

for it. And then I was like, you know what? Let's record it and see what jokes he's working on

because he just filmed a special. And so he is at square one. And so he had some bits. And then we ended up in this big digression about the nature of clean comedy versus not clean comedy and all this kind of stuff.

It ended up being great.

Thanks to everyone, by the way, who's been coming out to the shows, the final performances of Please Stop the Ride slash what's called now, which is The Good Life.

And the shows have been really, really cool.

The Largo shows in Los Angeles this week are sold out.

A portion of the proceeds are going to fire relief efforts.

I'm very excited to be returning to Los Angeles.

And then back at the Beacon Theater only a few tickets left

go to berbigs.com for tickets.

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