Andy Daly & Jean Grae

Bullseye with Jesse Thorn

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Society & Culture

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🗓️ 8 September 2015

⏱️ 60 minutes

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[r] Jesse talks to comedian Andy Daly about his Comedy Central show Review and to rapper Jean Grae. Plus the greatest bootleg tape of all time - and it's not music.

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0:00.0	Bullseye with Jesse Thorn is a production of MaximumFun.org and is distributed by NPR.
0:12.6	I'm Jesse Thorn.
0:13.9	When you're first starting out in show business, you pretty much take any job you can get.
0:17.8	That means a lot of people's first gigs are really, really weird.
0:21.3	Here's comedian Andy Dayleys.
0:23.6	The first real time I got paid to act was a promotional live event for Frutopia beverages.
0:33.4	The Snapple competitor.
0:34.9	Coca-Cola is competitor to Snapple.
0:36.8	Yes, exactly.
0:37.8	They did this thing where they bought nine school buses and painted them to look like Ken
0:41.0	Keezy's bus.
0:42.8	They pulled them up in public places and street performers spilled out and put on a free
0:47.0	show and then they handed out free beverages.
0:48.7	I was one of those street performers for a summer.
0:51.4	That was a stupid job.
0:52.4	It was me and a rollerblading mime.
0:55.6	Rollerblading hip-hop mime.
0:57.5	I remember the director of the show, this old man, learned the terms popping and locking
1:02.2	from the rollerblading mime and kept saying it in rehearsals.
1:05.3	Keep popping, Lloyd.
1:06.3	Keep locking.
1:07.3	It was great.
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