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That could be, uh. Chris Ryan and I have decided that for my friend Steve Renazizi, who just admitted that he lied about working in the September 11th, the Twin Towers during September 11th that we're just going to lie all day

So this podcast is all bullshit everything we say

Psychologically if this this is a this is a tough one for me because I really like

Steve he's a good friend I really like that guy see him in the comedy store all the time

I've known him for years I really like him then I see this and I'm just like Jesus Christ

You know what what gets me? What gets me when someone does something like this is I imagine what it would be like to be them to have told some sort of a crazy lie and got stuck

Telling it where you're repeating it over and over again and then you just got it's just

becomes like it's it's locked in it's like how do you erase it how do you go back and

you can lie away?

Especially if you transition from like a regular guy who just bullshit's with his friends to a public figure.

Like I guess this guy got famous at some point, right?

So then you've got your lies that all your friends think are true.

And now you're doing interviews with the

fucking Wall Street Journal or whatever,

and if that comes up, what you do you stick to your guns

or you humiliate yourself you know in your private circle you know because you got

there's that well apparently he did humiliate himself in his private circle he pulled Ari and a few guys aside years ago and told them that it wasn't true

No shit. Yeah, oh, that's that's interesting yeah I mean I guess it's

been fucking with them forever I just you know good friend he's coming out of the

closet although he got pulled out of the closet.

I think you got pulled out by the New York Times.

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