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On the road. This is taking the show on the road. Like when Johnny would go to Vegas. Yeah.

Well, we were at Pebble Beach a few weeks back and now we're here on the East Coast.

Is it fair to call this event like the East Coast Pebble Beach? Is that a fair?

I guess it's fair to call it.

Yeah, sure.

To me, I think it's Pebble Beach, 1978 when it wasn't so crowd.

I mean, there's so much room here. You can really move around the cars.

You can talk to people i i love pebble beach

but it's gotten so big and so crowded like jack can ask you a question it's like that all the time

with here you can take your time and take a picture and talk and yeah it's great i think for more

normal people however pebble is still pretty fun oh no it no, it is. No, it is fun. It is great, but it's just, it's not as commercial here. I think I would call this, you know, I've never been at this event, but if I were to give it a separate name, it would be Jay Leno week. Everywhere I go, it's Jay Leno. Jay Leno opens it with stand-up. I can't help with that. That shows you how desperate they are. But you did open it up with a stand-up gig, right? Yeah, we did. We did a charity. You know, the Adraign gives a lot to local charities here with Boys and Girls Club and Cancer. You know, it is funny.

A city like Newport, it seems like everybody's a gazillionaire. It's not. You have like 15%

of the population goes hungry. It's not unbelievable. Yeah. Yeah. It's unbelievable. I mean,

a city like this. So there's an awful lot we do stuff with the food bank and it's great fun.

It's great fun. And it's a really nice New England community.

It's different.

Everybody's suspicious.

Hey, the Hollywood guy's coming in.

I'm not a Hollywood.

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